They stayed for about four years, living most of the time in the Brooklyn Hotel. While Blaylock grew dependent on laudanum to treat her headaches, Earp was increasingly embroiled in deadly conflict as a newfound deputy sheriff. . Earp's anger at Holliday's ethnic slur may indicate that his feelings for Josephine was more serious at the time than is commonly known. [21] No public record of their marriage has ever been found. He lived so long, passing away in 1929 at the ripe old age of eighty, that he had time to mold and nurture his public image after it had become a bit ragged . Celia Ann Mattie Blaylock was a prostitute and the common-law wife of Wyatt Earp, a western frontiersman famous for his participation in the 1881 gunfight at the O.K. During the same week, Behan registered at the Bank Exchange Hotel in Phoenix, and on March 5 the Prescott Weekly Journal-Miner reported that Sadie had returned to Gillette from Phoenix on March 2. There they met Virgil and Allie. "[2] She said, "the whole experience recurs to my memory as a bad dream and I remember little of its details. [2], Prescott had 668 residents in 1870. When the Comstock Lode production began to fade, San Francisco suffered. He continued to race horses, but by 1896 he could no longer afford to own horses, but raced them on behalf of the owner of a horse stable in Santa Rosa that he managed for her.[82]. While Blaylocks first few years as a drifter are largely undocumented, by around 1872, she was working as a prostitute in Fort Scott, Kansas, then later settled in Dodge City where shed meet Earp. "[2] Considering that Josephine reported in later life at having first arrived with the Markham Troupe on December 1, 1879, and that Josephine joined Behan in Tombstone that same year, her reference to "my bad experience of a few years ago" means she must have been in Arizona for some time before 1879. Green. Her parents greeted her cheerlessly and took her back in disgrace.[1]. He was named after his father's commanding officer in the Mexican-American War, Captain Wyatt Berry Stapp, of the 2nd Company Illinois Mounted Volunteers. "[32] Honkytonk bars in that era often had a reputation as places for prostitution[33] and his choice of language ("three hundred or so of her kind") may have referred to Josephine's work as a prostitute. "Mattie: Wyatt Earp's Secret Second Wife", narrates the tragic life of Mattie Blaylock (1850-1888) who, from 1871 was Earp's second wife and then, from 1882 until Earp's death in 1928, was his darkest, most closely guarded secret. Wyatt is generally tied to three women: Urilla Sutherland, Cecilia Ann "Mattie" Blaylock, and Josephine Marcus. [48] The couple moved back to Prescott, Arizona Territory, where John had been working, and four months later, on June 15, 1869, she had her first child, Henrietta. While Blaylock was living with Earp, she suffered from severe headaches and became addicted to laudanum, an opiate-based pain reliever widely available at the time. There were few employment possibilities for young girls. [57] Nineteen-year-old Sadie Mansfield, the same person his former wife Victoria had named in their divorce five years earlier, was also living in Tip Top. Today, you can travel to the ghost town of Pinal, near the town of Superior, Arizona and visit Matties marked grave in the historic cemetery. They performed H.M.S. Wyatt's old friend Doc. [3] Earp resigned from the Dodge City police force on September 9, 1879, and traveled to Las Vegas, New Mexico Territory with Blaylock, his brother Jim, and Jim's wife Bessie. Henry and his wife were stern parents and adhered to the principle, "spare the rod and spoil the child," and "children should be seen and not heard.". She also received her Bachelor of Arts in history, magna cum laude, from the same institution. The Tombstone Epitaph reported on November 11, 1881 that "S. Mansfield" from San Francisco had passed Colton, California (where Wyatt Earp's parents lived) en route to Arizona, a few days before Wyatt's testimony at the Spicer hearing. [1], She paid for a small white marble headstone which was stolen shortly after her death in 1944. But in August a Tombstone newspaper reported a letter waiting at the post office for Sadie Mansfield. The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp was the first adult Western on television and became a top-ten-rated series, reports the LA Times. Blaylock continued to work as a prostitute. Corral, which may have contributed to their animosity. [36]:154, "Josephine Marcus" redirects here. "Allie's Story: Mrs. Virgil Earp and The "Tombstone Travesty", "Pharmacology and Pharmacokinetics of Alcohol and Opioids", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Mattie_Blaylock&oldid=1143484556, This page was last edited on 8 March 2023, at 00:57. [27], Josephine is quoted in I Married Wyatt Earp that she received a letter and $300 from her father, urging her to return to San Francisco. Did Bessie continue sporting once they arrived in Tombstone? In early April, Wyatt left Arizona for New Mexico and then Colorado. She gambled away the filing fees and lied to Wyatt about what happened to the lease, which later turned out to be valuable. [14]:101[15] At one point in their contentious relationship, Josephine described Lake's book as made up of "outright lies". 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[43], While there are no records that her father sent her money, researchers have located records of money orders totaling $50 sent by Josephine to her family in San Francisco. [106] During an investigation of the boxing match by a panel appointed by San Francisco Mayor Washington Bartlett, they learned Josephine Earp was a "degenerate horseplayer" and that she frequently took loans out against her jewelry. [63] At some point during August and September, Sadie and Wyatt may have become friends and perhaps more seriously involved. It is supposedly the definitive read about Wyatt Earp. [72] This was one week after Morgan Earp was assassinated and five days after Wyatt set out in pursuit of those he believed responsible. [Henry] Jaffa told me later that Earps woman was a Jewess. Mattie Blaylock ran away from home when she was 18. Wells also owned a brothel in Prescott, Arizona. On the inside were the German Jews and on the outside were the Polish Jews. Meet Mattie Blaylock, The Abandoned Common-Law Wife Of Wyatt Earp By Marco Margaritoff | Edited By Erik Hawkins Published March 24, 2022 In the mid-19th century, Mattie Blaylock left her farm life in Iowa behind and eloped with Wyatt Earp, but ended up abandoned by the lawman after the Gunfight at the O.K. She often appeared on stage and in publicity photos wearing a corset and pink tights: shocking attire for the 1870s. On July 3, 1888, Blaylock took a lethal dose of laudanum and alcohol. He had a "relationship with" Sadie Mansfield, likely the same girl who had traveled with Hattie Wells' prostitutes from San Francisco. He called a foul on Fitzsimmons that no one saw, and Wyatt was widely accused of taking a bribe. Earp and partner Charles E. Hoxie built the Dexter Saloon, the largest in Nome. [26]:46 Neighbors in Prescott witnessed Behan visiting the "house of ill fame" on Granite Street on several occasions during December 1874. Josephine and Wyatt went to great lengths to keep her name out of Lake's book, and she threatened litigation to keep it that way. However, Waters' book has been criticized as biased for its negative portrayal of Wyatt Earp and for including details not mentioned in the original manuscript by Allie Earp (the common-law wife of Wyatt Earp's brother Virgil).[7]. Wyatt Earp took up with the beautiful, young Sadie, even as his drug-addicted wife, Mattie, lay in bed with crippling headaches. [43], During the next few months, until April 1882, Sadie Mansfield is recorded in various newspapers as traveling back and forth between Tombstone and San Francisco several times. Wyatt Earp was born in Monmouth, Illinois in 1848. The symptoms of St. Vitus Dance and meningitis are somewhat different, but both can be contracted from the same strain of bacteria through saliva. "[26] Prostitution wasn't illegal in the territory as long as the women paid their licensing fees. Cinergi Pictures EntertainmentMattie Blaylock (left) and Wyatt Earp (center) as portrayed by Dana Wheeler Nicholson and Kurt Russell in Tombstone (1993). After learning about Mattie Blaylock, read about Wyatt Earps other wife Josephine Earp. [26] He was furious about her gambling habit, during which she lost considerable sums of money. [64]:p235 Author Stuart Lake wrote in a letter that "Johnny Behan's girl" was the key to the whole yarn of Tombstone. At some point after leaving home, Celia chose the alias "Mattie", probably in an effort to conceal her identity and remain as anonymous as possible. In 1939 Josephine sued 20th Century Fox for $50,000 in an attempt to keep them from making the film titled Wyatt Earp: Frontier Marshal. The third of four children, Josephine Sarah (Marcus) Earp was born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1861 to German-Jewish immigrants Sophie and Hyman (Henry) Marcus. She also told the Earp cousins that Pauline Markham had a maid named Julia. Prominent men were however expected to be discreet. [2], The events that Josephine "Sadie" Marcus claimed took place when she was 18 years old in 1879 don't correlate with known facts, but do closely correspond to the events in 14 year old Sadie Mansfield's journey to Prescott in 1874. He struggled to make a living in New York City and read about the growing city of San Francisco. On June 1 or 2, 1880, William V. Carroll, the census enumerator for the 9th ward in San Francisco, visited the Marcus home. [42]:275298 In December 1883, they visited Galveston, Texas, and in March 1884 they were in Salt Lake City. She met a gambler from Arizona who asked her to marry him. [2] Josephine said that she matured early and developed large breasts. Wyatt Earp wasn't always on the right side of the law. Both of Behan's children, Henrietta and Albert, were ill with meningitis around 1877, and in July of that year, Henrietta died from the disease. [2] The Weekly Arizona Miner of Prescott reported on February 5, 1875, that Sadie Mansfield won a prize in the "Grand New Year Gift Enterprise". He reportedly worked on a floating brothel thereafter and married teenage prostitute Sally Heckell, who was busted alongside him on Sept. 10, 1872, and identified herself as his wife. I couldn't verify its origins, but I wonder if it was the one that surfaced in the 1950s when her nephew read an article about the opening of a new museum in Dodge City, Kansas . It was a working-class, ethnically mixed neighborhood, where smoke from factory chimneys filled the air. [32][46], How and when she and Wyatt Earp began their relationship is unknown. She said that she had believed Behan was planning to marry her, but he kept putting it off, and she grew disillusioned. Written by Kevin Jarre, it is loosely based on the records of the O.K. It was around this time that she met Wyatt Earp. Mattie was considered Earps common-law wife and in the 1880 census, the 30-year-old was listed as Mattie Earp, wife of Wyatt Earp. [44][52][53] The area in which Behan campaigned was also near Cave Creek, where Al Sieber was looking for Indians. Corral in Tombstone, a man becomes a myth in this thrilling journey of romance, adventure, and desperate heroic action. In the 1880 United States Census Blaylock is listed as Wyatt's wife though there is no record of a legal marriage. [38], Josephine said the girls arrived with the troupe in Tombstone on December 1, 1879, for a one-week engagement. Shelby Carr is an American history PhD student at Temple University. This was a most enjoyable movie, and perhaps the best cowboy movie in quite some time. When Wyatt died in 1929, Josephine Earp had his body cremated and secretly buried him in the Marcus family plot in the Jewish Hills of Eternity Memorial Park in Colma, California. Levine says another gun in the collection was owned by Wyatt's . She met a gambler from Arizona who asked her to marry him. [23] Sadie Mansfield reappeared in Tombstone when she was noted in the July 1882 Tombstone census, but Josephine Marcus and Josephine Behan were not. They rented a cabin from Rex Beach for $100 a month and spent the winter of 18981899 there. [19] The Yuma Arizona Sentinel reported on October 25, 1879, "Tuesday arrived a Pinafore Company for Tucson, composed of Misses Pauline Markham, Mary Bell, Belle Howard, and Mrs. Pring, and Messrs. Borabeck and McMahon. [71] They moved frequently, even when living in the same town. [108], In the 1920s, Wyatt gave Josie signed legal papers and filing fees to a claim for an oil lease in Kern County, California. [71] Director John Ford said that whenever Josephine left town for religious conventions, Earp would come into town, play poker, and get drunk with the cowboy actors. According to Edward C. Meyers Mattie: Wyatt Earps Second Wife, Blaylock was the youngest of three children and her familys second daughter. [95] In February 1902, they arrived in Tonopah, Nevada, known as the "Queen of the Silver Camps," where silver and gold had been discovered in 1900 and a boom was under way. In mid-1868, Celia ran away with her younger sister Sarah to avoid farm life. "[13], In the course of writing Wyatt Earp: Frontier Marshal (1931), Stuart Lake learned that Josephine had lived with Johnny Behan in Tombstone and other aspects of Josephine's life that she wanted to keep private. Kate was a prostitute and Holliday a gambler. He promised to marry her and she joined him in Tombstone. For Josephine Earp, the pen was mightier than the sordid. [18]:93, Behan and his wife were divorced in less than a month, in June 1875. Wyatt Earp had a total of three wives. [105], While they lived in San Diego, Wyatt raced Otto Rex, the horse he had won in a card game. Pinafore in San Francisco. Corral. Otero wrote in his letter, "Holiday said something about Earp becoming 'a damn Jew-boy.' "[38] She said that at the age of 18, she ran away with two friends, Dora Hirsch, daughter of her music teacher, and a girl named Agnes, who had a role in Pauline Markham troupe's production of H.M.S. Corral in Tombstone, Arizona. Shortly afterwards, Wyatt Earp began his famous "Revenge Ride" to rid the Territory of outlaws. Emmitt. [50][51] On September 28, 1874, Behan was nominated at the Democratic convention to stand for re-election. [70] He held onto his San Diego properties but their value fell, but he could not pay the taxes and was forced to sell the lots. [17] She was also in need of money, and tried to sell a collection of books to Lake while he was writing the book. Many wives of the prosperous mining engineers, merchants, and business owners lived in better class cities where they didn't have to contend with being confused for a prostitute. Even though he was very ill, she still didn't cook for him. While some creative liberties have been taken in the film, its depiction of the events surrounding Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday, along with the rest of the motley crew, is fairly . [43], In early 1881, Josephine returned to Tombstone after a trip to San Francisco. His second wife was Mattie Blaylock, who became addicted to pain killer medicine. The facts about Josephine Earp and her relationship to Wyatt were relatively unknown until amateur Earp historian Glenn Boyer published the book I Married Wyatt Earp. The Lewis family was Jewish, and came from the Posen region in Prussia, current-day Poland, around 1850. Her real name was Leah Hirschberg, whose mother was a music teacher. They had an estimated $80,000, a relative fortune (equivalent to about $2,610,000 today). [2] He began campaigning and the Prescott Miner reported on October 6, 1874, that "J.H. This is the book from which the movie Tombstone was based. [43] Rather than leave Tombstone, Josephine later wrote that Behan convinced her to use the money to build a house for them[32] and continued their relationship. He reneged but persuaded her to stay. Corral made him a legend. "[2], In her Cason manuscript, Josephine or Sadie wrote that she and Dora were homesick and returned to San Francisco with Sieber's help. The case was tried the same day with only one witness for the defense, Jennie Andrews. "[32], Men in Tombstone outnumbered women nine to one, and the miners were eager to pay substantial fees to women who would cook their meals, provide rooms, wash their clothes, and provide sexual services. Charlie Welsh, Grace Spolidora's father, was a good friend of Earp's. It is a very good read and I would recommend it to anyone wanting to know more about the life and times of Wyatt Earp. What did Wyatt Earps wife drink? When she was seven years old, the family moved to San Francisco. Of those three, there's a "maybe" around Marcus, but it should come as no surprise that Mattie Blaylock, the woman usually described as the "second Mrs. Wyatt Earp," had a history of prostitution. September 8, 2013 Terri J Huck. Mattie was considered Earp's common-law wife and in the 1880 census, the 30-year-old was listed as Mattie Earp, wife of Wyatt Earp. She ran away with the gambler anyway, who later abandoned her in Arizona. Some researchers also state that Josephine Earp, Wyatt Earps fourth and final common law wife, did her best to keep her husbands past with Mattie a secret. [26]:56. [5][9] In early 1880, Henry was living with his son-in-law Aaron, who was employed as a bookkeeper. Meets Wyatt Earp. [19] Josephine sought to get her own life story published and gained the assistance of Wyatt's cousins Mabel Earp Cason and Cason's sister Vinolia Earp Ackerman. Marshal under Marshal J.F. Mattie also left the area and reportedly traveled with other Earp family members to California. Blaylock and her sister Sarah, meanwhile, rejected their prospective suitors and soon hatched a plan to escape and see the world. The Rufus Buck gangs exploits didnt last long, but they were brutal enough to quickly go down in, Wyatt Earp may be lionized for his role in the gunfight at the O.K. He promised Blaylock a telegram with instructions on where to reunite when it was safe, but never did. She became addicted to laudanum. It is unlikely that he was a "wealthy German merchant" as she described him. But Josephine said that her parents hid her activities, and they may have been covering for her when the census taker appeared on their doorstep. Around the age of 16, she left home with her younger sister, Sarah, and moved west. Much of her life from about 1874 to 1882 (when she lived in the Arizona Territory) is uncertain; she worked hard to keep this period of her life private, even threatening legal action against writers and movie producers. Related read: Tombstone vs. Wyatt Earp: 7 Differences in the Dueling Movies. The nine-man jury found her not guilty. "[84][19][21], Among the facts Josephine wanted scrubbed from Earp's history, she persuaded biographers Flood, Lake and Burns to write that Earp was a non-drinker. Josie had two miscarriages during her life and was apparently unable to have children. She met Wyatt in 1881 in the frontier boom town of Tombstone in Arizona Territory, when she was living with Johnny Behan, sheriff of Cochise County, Arizona. Wyatt Earp along with his brothers and their wives move to Tombstone to start a new life putting his life as a lawman and gunslinger behind him. Perhaps she became addicted to the substances and no longer knew her limits. [49] Behan was on the surface an upstanding citizen, married with a child, but he also frequented brothels. Josephine Sarah Marcus was born in 1861 in New York City, the second of three children of immigrants Carl-Hyman Marcuse (later Henry Marcus) and Sophie Lewis. All three Earp brothers had been the target of repeated death threats made by the . Raised by devout parents on Iowa farmland, she yearned for freedom and a life of adventure. [6] Henry Marcus initially made enough money to send Josephine and her sister Hattie to music and dance classes at McCarty's Dancing Academy, a family-owned business on Eddy St. that taught both children and adults. Mattie waited for Wyatts telegraph that she should return to Tombstone, but it never arrived. The first known record of Mattie's presence is a picture taken in Fort Scott in 1871. [43] These facts may explain why Josephine later thought of this time in her life as "a bad dream. She met Wyatt in 1881 in the frontier boom town of Tombstone, Arizona Territory, when she was living with Johnny Behan, sheriff of Cochise County, Arizona. They likely headed west to one of the growing towns along the Kansas-Iowa-Missouri border area. Born in Wisconsin in 1850, Mattie was raised in Fairfax, Iowa until she ran away from home at the age of 16. She didn't use either Marcus or Behan as her name, but asked a friend to send the postal order for her. My heart was stirred by his attentions in what were very romantic circumstances. Following the Earp Vendetta Ride, the Earp posse went to Albuquerque, New Mexico for two weeks. It is unclear when she began going by the name Mattie, but it is reasonable to assume she may have adopted the alias when she began working as a prostitute. [112] On July 7, 1957, grave-robbers dug into the Earp's grave in an apparent attempt to steal the urn containing his ashes, but unable to find them, stole the 300 pounds (140kg) grave stone. [60] Later in life, Josephine was not a practicing Jew and did not seem to care whether her partners were Jewish. The Markham troupe is documented as leaving San Francisco on board the Southern Pacific Railroad, not a ship nor a stagecoach, in October 1879 for Casa Grande, Arizona, the end of the line. All in a day's work! Retrieved on June 20, 2011. The two fought side by side in Tombstone, Arizona, in 1881's famous gunfight at the O.K. She was laid to rest in the cemetery about one mile from the old townsite. Josephine told Earp's biographers and others that Earp didn't drink, never owned gambling saloons, and that his saloons didn't offer prostitutes, which all have been documented. When he delayed, she was ready to leave him. Wyatt Berry Stapp Earp was born on March 19, 1848, the fourth child of Nicholas Porter Earp and his second wife, Virginia Ann Cooksey. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reported on May 20, 1900 that Wyatt Earp and his wife set sail on the S.S. Alliance to return to Alaska. Writer Alan Barra suggests that Behan and Earp knew of their mutual attraction to the same woman before the Gunfight at the O.K. Boyer, Glenn G. Wyatt Earp: Facts Volume Two, Childhood and . In their later years Josephine worked hard to eliminate any mention that she had been Johnny Behan's mistress or of Wyatt's previous common law marriage to the prostitute Mattie Blaylock. Her father worked as a baker. [43][57] The only difference noted in the 1880 census is their occupation: Sadie in San Francisco is listed as "At home", while Sadie in Tip Top is recorded as a "Courtesan". [26]:4748, In February or March 1879: The Prescott Weekly Journal-Miner reported that John Behan was visiting San Francisco. There, she met Wyatt Earp around 1873 and soon became his romantic companion. The San Diego Union printed a report from the San Francisco Call on July 9, 1882 that Virgil Earp was in San Francisco (receiving treatment for his shattered arm) and that Wyatt was expected to arrive there that day. Wyatt Earp: Directed by Lawrence Kasdan. Henrietta's three children voided the agreement after their mother's death and didn't pass on the royalties to Josephine. The book I Married Wyatt Earp (1967), based on a manuscript allegedly written in part by her, describes events she witnessed in Arizona that occurred before 1879, the year she claimed at other times to have first arrived in Tombstone. [2][32] Some modern researchers question the likelihood that her father, a Reform Jew, would approve his daughter's union with Behan, a man 14 years older than his daughter, an unemployed office-seeker, Gentile, and divorced father. "[26]:42, In the Cason manuscript, which was in part the basis for the book I Married Wyatt Earp, Josephine says she and her friend Dora joined the Pauline Markham Theater Company in 1879, when it visited San Francisco on its Western tour. His first was Urilla Sutherland who died early in his marriage. But was apparently restless there. It is undisputed, however, that he was arrested in a brothel raid in 1872. C. S. Fly/Wikimedia Commons A portrait of Wyatt Earp's wife, Josephine Earp, in 1881, the year they met. [43] Josephine said Behan asked her to marry him and persuaded her parents to approve their engagement. Some women in Tombstone operated restaurants, boarding houses, and apparel and millinery shops, and a few ran some of the dry goods stores. Heartbroken and addicted, Blaylock tried her best to prevail. [34], The type of work available to unmarried women without means in that era was as waitresses, laundresses, seamstresses, or other dull work which Josephine avoided. She wasn't that upset. As the oldest, Martha Jane Blaylock was the first to be married in 1860, when she was 17. While they survived without a scratch after 30 seconds of gunfire, Blaylock had already been wounded as Earp had already met Josephine Sadie Marcus months ago. On December 19, 1944, Josephine Marcus Earp died, 15 years after the passing of her legendary husband, the gunfighter, gambler and lawman Wyatt Earp. The German Jews were usually more affluent, were better educated, and spoke German, while the Polish Jews, who spoke Yiddish, were typically peddlers and much more religious. Wyatt's common-law wife Mattie (Dana Wheeler-Nicholson) is addicted to laudanum and his attention is caught by Josephine Marcus (Dana Delany), a traveling actor. [18]:36, During the later years of her life, in addition to burnishing the life and legend of husband Wyatt Earp, "she scripted a history of make believe to hide a number of things of which she was not terribly proud. Josephine first met John "Johnny" Harris Behan at the ranch house, who she described as, "young and darkly handsome, with merry black eyes and an engaging smile. Researchers have found that the two names share extremely similar characteristics and circumstances. [34] Josephine always sought excitement in her life. [71]:117 Other researchers and writers aren't even sure she was in town that day. After the Gunfight at the O.K. [26]:52, In early 1883, Josephineor Sadie as Wyatt called herand Wyatt left San Francisco for Gunnison, Colorado, where Earp ran a Faro bank until he received a request in April for assistance from Luke Short in Dodge City. ideologically oriented programming definition ap gov, rdr2 things to do before arthur dies, ,
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