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- Director:
- Leo Sherman
- Release Date:
- 11 Dec 2019
- Genre:
- Western / Drama
- Country:
- USA
- Runtime:
- 50 min
Stories of the journeys of a wagon train as it leaves post-Civil War Missouri on its way to California through the plains, deserts and Rocky Mountains. The first treks were led by gruff, but good-at-heart Major Seth Adams, backed up by his competent frontier scout, Flint McCullough. After Adams and McCullough, the wagon train was led by the avuncular Christopher Hale along with new scouts Duke Shannon and Cooper Smith. Many stories featured the trustworthy assistant wagonmaster Bill Hawks, grizzled old cook Charlie Wooster and a young orphan, Barnaby West.
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Seasons
- Season 1 39 episodes
- Season 2 38 episodes
- Season 3 37 episodes
- Season 4 38 episodes
- Season 5 37 episodes
- Season 6 37 episodes
Episodes
Former confederate soldiers are plotting to steal ammunition from the Wagon Train. When delays threaten to get the inside man,…
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Former confederate soldiers are plotting to steal ammunition from the Wagon Train. When delays threaten to get the inside man, Robinson, thrown off the wagon train he hires Willie Moran as his driver. Willie fought with Major Seth Adams in the civil war. But now Willie has fallen on hard times. We first see Willie getting thrown out a saloon. He has become a drunk. Wagon master Major Seth Adams tells Willie that the first time he gets drunk he is off the train. Widow Mary Palmer and her children inspire Willie to stay sober. When Willie sees Robinson and his friends doing suspicious things they must get Willie discredited to carry out their plot. Willie is wonderfully played by Ernest Borgnine.
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Flint arrives as the train is making final preparations to leave St. Joe. In the saloon Jean LeBec thinks he…
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Flint arrives as the train is making final preparations to leave St. Joe. In the saloon Jean LeBec thinks he has a winning hand against Bill Hammond the son of the owner of most of the town. He sells his Strad violin for $200 to win the pot to pay passage for Mary Claiborne, her servant, and himself. Mary noticing his violin missing goes to the saloon to buy it back. As Bill tries to make a pass at her, Jean walks in stopping it but is challenged by Bill. Bill shoots first but Jean kills him as Flint and the Marshal walk in to see it was self-defense. Mark Hammond forbids the merchants of St. Joe to extend service to anyone from the train because Adams will not surrender Jean. Therefore, the wagon train may get a late start west. Adams knows any delay now will prove costly later on. Flint helps Jean escape. Learning Hammond still will not open the stores, Jean returns with Flint to give himself up although he faces certain hanging. He is doing it for Mary who he loves but feels he cannot provide for her properly since he lost his musical talent after the war. Mary makes one last effort to convince Hammond to change his mind by telling him she loves Jean. Flint and Adams make an unnecessary try to free Jean as Hammond tells them to make Jean marry Mary. Written by bobbymaxwell
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John Cameron's wife Julie has little regard for husband who gave up an easy life in Philadelphia to take her…
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John Cameron's wife Julie has little regard for husband who gave up an easy life in Philadelphia to take her to California to start a new life. Julie makes a play at Flint who rebuffs her. Three Jayhawker brothers come into camp looking for a good time and she obliges much to her husband's dismay. The next morning she has left with them and John takes off after her. While buffalo hunting Flint notices buzzards overhead and finds John shot in the leg. After patching up John, the two take after John's wife. They find the brothers are killing each other over Julie and eventually rescue her. She finally realizes she loves John but John also realizes he can't keep her trapped with him. When the surviving brother returns for her, John kills him but not before his wife is shot by the Jayhawker. Written by Anonymous
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Jimmy Drew arrives at the train looking for his sister Ruth. He was told in St. Louis at a saloon…
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Jimmy Drew arrives at the train looking for his sister Ruth. He was told in St. Louis at a saloon that she was seen with the train after she left there. When he tells Lank Carr where she was from he tells Jimmy no woman with that background could be on the train. As the argument heats up, Lank pulls a knife and tries to stab Jimmy who shoots and kills him. Lank's blind uncle hears the confrontation. Jimmy is caught and saved from a lynching by the Major. Jimmy's sister Ruth who is remarried to a school teacher spots him and tells Jimmy that she did have a past she has tried to put behind her. Jimmy is so hurt he decides not to defend himself until his sister tells the truth at the trial. Jimmy then gives his defense and the uncle and brother confess about hearing the fight and hiding the knife. Ruth is relieved to learn her husband does not care about her background. Written by anonymous
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Trouble ensues when paroled convict Les Rand returns home after seven years to settle a score with his once alcoholic…
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Trouble ensues when paroled convict Les Rand returns home after seven years to settle a score with his once alcoholic father. Believing that Dr. Rand was solely responsible for the death of his beloved Pawnee wife, Akiya. Meanwhile, Flint seeks the help of Dr. Rand after the cook is severally injured by a collapsed wagon. But the townsfolk prejudice towards Indians, warn Flint of a notorious gunslinger Les Rand, and that Dr, Rand is out of town on errands. Waiting for the Doc's return, Flint befriends Les despite the townsfolk attempt to pit one against another, to hide the truth of Akiya's death. Meanwhile, Les rekindles his old flame for Evie, adopted mother of his seven-year-old son Mike Rand. Written by Anonymous
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The wagon train has a decorated Civil War veteran, Nels Stack, who has become a pacifist. He has several wagons…
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The wagon train has a decorated Civil War veteran, Nels Stack, who has become a pacifist. He has several wagons in the train and frequently clashes with others in the train who were on the Rebel side of the war and who don't understand his unwillingness to fight. They spot smoke from a burned wagon. They find a young woman who survived but her parents and brother were killed. The train finds itself stopped by a low river when they can't find a crossing and Flint is away looking for the Army to help. Nels loses a cow to the Indians and finds an old warrior left to die along the dead cow. He brings the warrior back to camp against the objections of the others and advice of the Major. He feeds the warrior and after a nasty fight with his main nemesis on the train Nels frees the warrior with a horse and food. Just before the train is attacked by Indians the warrior shows them a safe path across the river allowing the wagon train to escape. Written by Anonymous
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A man is killed and a wagon raided on the train. Money and title to lands in California are stolen.…
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A man is killed and a wagon raided on the train. Money and title to lands in California are stolen. Feathers and a tomahawk indicate Indians did it but the theft of a crucifix from the dead man indicates white men to Flint and the Major. Flint is sent to track them down and recover the lost items. He finds Judy Rositer and her mother who was forced to marry a rather coarse man after her husband was killed in a raid. The husband, Ned, is suspected by the Indians of leading the raids and when Judy shows Flint the medal stolen from the dead man, Flint starts looking for the stolen items. The wife helps look and after Flint finds them, he decides to take the two women to the wagon train. However, Ned and his friends give chase forcing a gun battle. Luckily for Flint, his Pawnee friends are on Ned's trail as well and lend a hand. Written by Anonymous
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The wagon train picks up an old drifter named Briscoe on the trail who claims to have been on a…
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The wagon train picks up an old drifter named Briscoe on the trail who claims to have been on a wagon train several years earlier that had been massacred by Indians and abandoned by John Thurmond. John Thurmond is part of the train with his wife and son but under the name John Darro. When Briscoe and Darro meet, Briscoe exposes who Darro is. This leads to the rest of the train wanting to drop him and his family from the train. Then, while Briscoe is on guard duty Indians are suspected of stealing some livestock and taking him captive. While a scouting party is out looking for Briscoe and the livestock, Darro discovers Briscoe had not been taken captive but had gotten drunk and wandered off in the opposite direction that the men from the wagon train had been looking, so he tracks and finds Briscoe. However, Briscoe attracts the Indians and they are captured. McCullough locates the camp and the two men are rescued with Darro having to kill one of the Indians and being the calm one of the captives. Written by Anonymous
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When the train hears gunfire, the men find an Army wagon being attacked by what appear to be Comanche Indians.…
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When the train hears gunfire, the men find an Army wagon being attacked by what appear to be Comanche Indians. The Army is escorting the daughter of an Indian Chief back with a peace treaty offer from Washington. The Major sends Flint with the three remaining soldiers to help guide them. Flint is forced to fend off attempts by one of Army men to molest the girl and he recognizes that Lt. Avery leading the group does not have the best of intentions. Despite Flint's best efforts, the group is attacked by Indians who are not Comanche but renegade members of the girl's tribe who do not want her to return or a treaty. Once they reach the Indian camp, Flint learns that Avery's folks were killed by the Chief but his attitude has soften due to the girl's attitude toward him. Written by Anonymous
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The Laramie Kid's gang captures a young man Tom who steals a gun and fatally wounds the Laramie Kid. They…
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The Laramie Kid's gang captures a young man Tom who steals a gun and fatally wounds the Laramie Kid. They try to hang Tom but a posse forces the gang to leave him. The wagon train finds Tom and Mary Halstead who is looking for her abandoned son nurses him back to health. She has only a few months to live and has come west to see what progress the lawyer Ferguson has made in finding her son Earl. Eventually events lead Tom to realize he killed Mary's son Earl who was the Laramie Kid. Tom tries to hide the truth about Earl from Mary but Ferguson tells her the truth. The gang captures Tom and Mary is forced to try to save him. Written by Anonymous
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The wagon train comes to a location where water was available for the taking in the past. They find a…
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The wagon train comes to a location where water was available for the taking in the past. They find a new town there and a group of men extorting money for the water. When Flint and Zeke Thomas enter the town to see about water, Zeke learns his first wife he thought was dead is there. The Major decides to go for the US Marshal to determine who has the right to the water. Zeke is blackmailed by the "mayor" of the town over his first wife and Flint is left to calm Zeke's new wife who thinks Zeke suddenly has a secret. Zeke decides to pay the blackmail but his first wife refuses to divorce him. Before the Major returns, the men of the train decide to take the water and after learning his new wife is pregnant, Zeke decides his only option is to kill his first wife. Written by Anonymous
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Riley Grafton is a con-artist who has a knack for getting into and out of trouble. After escaping a potential…
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Riley Grafton is a con-artist who has a knack for getting into and out of trouble. After escaping a potential tar and feathering, he runs into the wagon train stalled by a high river. He served in the Army with the Major. Riley meets Sarah Dawson and her brothers and takes a liking to Sarah but that doesn't prevent him from selling worthless land to them and Mr. Bxby as they think he is a good friend of the Major. When they and the Major learn the land is worthless, the Major tracks Riley to a nearby town where Riley lost the money the night before in crooked games. Riley steals the money back but in so doing puts the Major's neck at risk when the bar owner catches the Major. Written by Anonymous
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As the train nears Indian territory the Major sends Flint to greet the Indians and the Colonel at the nearby…
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As the train nears Indian territory the Major sends Flint to greet the Indians and the Colonel at the nearby fort. A group of replacements troops mistakingly kills a brave who Flint finds. The Chief sends Flint with a message that he wants the responsible soldier sent to him. At the fort the Colonel's wife is bored and unhappy with her husband's lack of promotions. When the Colonel invites the Chief to the fort so he can apologize to the Chief, his wife insults the Chief starting a war. When she realizes what she has done, she attempts to stop the war before the train is attacked. Written by Anonymous
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Julie Gage's father becomes ill with a fatal fever. The fever has everyone scared but the Major and Tobe Cannon…
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Julie Gage's father becomes ill with a fatal fever. The fever has everyone scared but the Major and Tobe Cannon take care of laying out her father. Julie is quite attractive and now alone so the Major with urging from others starts pairing Julie with single men to help her drive the wagon and take care of the maintenance on it. Julie is not interested in them for work or otherwise but when Tobe is convinced to help she accepts it. Tobe comes down with the fever and Julie with some help from the Major is left alone to tend to him for several days. When the women start taking issue with the arrangement, Julie has the Major "half marry" her to Tobe. When Tobe recovers, he is still not interested in the other "hal" of the marriage, yet. Written by Anonymous
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Flint's talkative friend Cliff Grundy joins the wagon train supposedly to stake a claim to a gold strike he found.…
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Flint's talkative friend Cliff Grundy joins the wagon train supposedly to stake a claim to a gold strike he found. During a buffalo hunt, Cliff is severely injured during a stampede and not expected to live. The train has to move on so Flint decides to stay with Cliff until he dies. Craig Manson volunteers to stay to help but his real desire is the location of Cliff's gold strike. When a Sioux Indian spots them and Cliff continues to linger and improve, Manson dumps their water supply and leaves Cliff and Flint stranded on foot. Cliff heals enough to walk and the two man strike out for the nearest fort. A lack of water and bear attack almost kills them but they are rescued. They find Manson who has not fared as well and Flint learns about Cliff's "gold strike". Written by Anonymous
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Flint goes into a nearby town for supplies and encounters Luke O'Malley who may be the only other man in…
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Flint goes into a nearby town for supplies and encounters Luke O'Malley who may be the only other man in town who is not at the hanging of his "friend" Dan Romero. Romero believes Luke cheated him at cards for $20,000 and turned him into the law but neither is true. When Romero's gang helps him escape, Luke takes his two kids and leaves town fearing revenge from Romero. He masquerades as a widowed minister and joins the wagon train. The Major and others learn Luke is a fake and think he is working with Romero. They take Luke prisoner but he escapes and tries to ward off Romero but is captured with Flint by Romero. Flint escapes and warns the train while Luke's kids try to gain Luke's release. Written by Anonymous
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Jesse and Bob Cowan return from the war to find the Beals have burned out and killed their family in…
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Jesse and Bob Cowan return from the war to find the Beals have burned out and killed their family in the continuing Beal-Cowan feud. The Beals have gone west in a wagon train so the Cowan boys go after them. As they near the train, Bob is wounded by Indians. The Cowan boys join the train and Jesse spots Sally Jo Beal. Both have adored each other from afar but the feud has kept them apart. Rufus wants Sally Jo to marry a Beal cousin but she will have nothing to do with it. A fight between Rufus and Jesse is broken up by the Major leading to the Cowans and Ance Beal calling a truce but Rufus refuses to abide by it. When Ance dies, the Beals plan to leave to return home to the valley but an Indian attack stalls them and leads to unplanned consequences for both families. Written by Anonymous
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Flint finds Gabe Coswell and son Jess camped after they left Gabe's adopted tribe of Arapaho Indians who are starving…
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Flint finds Gabe Coswell and son Jess camped after they left Gabe's adopted tribe of Arapaho Indians who are starving and preparing to attack the wagon train. Gabe wants to take his son away from the Indian life. However, Jess wants to stay with his mother's tribe and hates the whites. The trio joins the wagon train but some of the members insult Jess and Gabe causing Jess to steal away and steal Flint's 15 shot Henry rifle. Gabe and Flint chase Jess and Flint makes an offer of goods for passage but the Medicine Man will only agree to Flint finding buffalo which have disappeared. Flint takes a hunting party out and with Gabe's help escapes but Jess attacks Flint leaving him to die stealing his gun again. Gabe finds and releases Flint as a buffalo herd is heard. Flint is able to prevent the Indian attack but Jess's hatred for whites puts Gabe in a conflicting situation. Written by Anonymous
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The train stops near Dobe Flats where the passengers are invited to a dance by the town. Julie Wharton and…
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The train stops near Dobe Flats where the passengers are invited to a dance by the town. Julie Wharton and her aunt meet Don Charlie who is a gambler, liar, and womanizer. All of the men find Julie very attractive and Charlie is no different. Julie is smitten with Charlie who cons a soldier into holding the train up due to Indians so he can continue to woo Julie. However, when Julie becomes serious about Charlie and wants to marry him and stay at Dobe Flats, he worms out of it by saying he is married to Tottie who wants to marry Charlie or his rival Frank. The Major and Julie's aunt are against her staying. Charlie realizes he wants to go with Julie but Tottie has other ideas. Written by Anonymous
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Flint and Hawks find a man killed with new Army repeating rifles so Seth sends Flint ahead to scout for…
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Flint and Hawks find a man killed with new Army repeating rifles so Seth sends Flint ahead to scout for Indians. Flint finds Doc Lockridge camped with the stunning Dora Gray stating he is selling blankets. Dora is on her way to San Francisco. Flint camps with them overnight and while they sleep he discovers Doc has a load of Army rifles and he had been signaling to Little Horse his position. Flint takes them prisoner and heads them for the Fort but Doc escapes. Flint decides to take Dora to a smaller nearby outpost against her advice. At the outpost Flint learns the soldiers there traded the rifles to Doc and Flint is taken prisoner. The Lieutenant in charge takes Flint out to kill him but is interrupted by Little Horse looking for his rifles. Dora escapes the outpost looking for Flint and becomes trapped in the fight with the Indians beside Flint. Written by Anonymous
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The wagon train stumbles upon the MacGregor clan alone with a broken wagon wheel. The patriarch of the clan, Angus,…
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The wagon train stumbles upon the MacGregor clan alone with a broken wagon wheel. The patriarch of the clan, Angus, refuses any help and their group had left an earlier train due to cultural differences and the MacGregor's love of bagpipes. Jason Campbell finds himself attracted to Annie MacGregor and quietly works to have the MacGregors join the Adams wagon train. Meanwhile Flint returns with a Kiowa captive and news they may be planning to attack the train in a narrow pass ahead. The MacGregors travel with the train until a fight over the bagpipes erupts. Angus decides to travel alone following the Adams train. Flint's worries about the Kiowas proves to be real but the Kiowa soon face the MacGregor's "evil spirits". Written by Anonymous
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After a fight at a trading post Bill Tawnee is knocked out. His wife has stopped on the prairie worried…
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After a fight at a trading post Bill Tawnee is knocked out. His wife has stopped on the prairie worried about him when the Adams wagon train spots them. After offering help, Adams learns the man is Bill Tawnee who was a highly decorated Sergeant and scout for General Sherman in the war who Adams served under as well. Bill recovers and decides somewhat reluctantly to stay with the train. Braggart George Barry is caught embellishing his own military history when Bill is asked about the same incident infuriating Barry. At the same time Mrs. Kirk takes Lianna, Bill's wife, and their son under her wing as she misses her own daughter and grandson who died in Kansas. Tension grows between Barry and Tawnee when Bill finds Barry's missing rifle. Barry thinks Bill stole it causing Bill to leave camp alone when he nearly kills Barry. Outlaws have scouted the wagon train planning to steal their horses and do so. One group of men find some of the horses while another group with Barry in it find Bill camped accusing him of stealing the horses until Adams intervenes. Bill continues on but spots the outlaws and horses. He kills the outlaws and returns the horses to he wagon train. Written by Anonymous
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Mark Hanford returns from college at New Orleans to his dad's outpost to find that his Cheyenne mother left his…
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Mark Hanford returns from college at New Orleans to his dad's outpost to find that his Cheyenne mother left his father, Jack, when she learned he was marrying a white woman from St. Louis. She returned to her tribe and starved herself to death. Even though Jack is leaving his wealth to Mark, Mark decides to prevent his father's marriage and takes Ann from the wagon train to the Cheyenne encampment under false pretenses. He has decided to live with the Cheyenne and keep her as his squaw. Jack threatens to raid the camp to take her back which would start an Indian war. Flint acts as a go-between and wins Ann from Mark but she decides to stay with Mark with whom she is smitten. Jack holds visiting Sioux Indians hostage forcing Mark and Ann to return to Jack resulting in a showdown between father and son. Written by Anonymous
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Mexican revolutionary Bernal Sierra escapes the firing squad in Mexico where he was questioned about his friend Miguel who was…
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Mexican revolutionary Bernal Sierra escapes the firing squad in Mexico where he was questioned about his friend Miguel who was buying guns. Later, Bernal joins the wagon train when he encounters it at night. He finds the wife of Miguel there married to a gun runner, Casey Reardon, who is accompanied by his two brothers. They are taking a load of brandy to California. An attempt is made on Bernal life resulting in Bernal wounding one of the brothers he believes tried to shoot him. Bernal catches Perdita in lies about Miguel's death and asks about the gold Miguel had. Bernal suspects Casey and the group have the gold but his attempts to find it fail and Casey's death seems to end the issue - maybe. Written by Anonymous
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The gorgeous Marie Dupree is going west with her elderly father and servants. They have left a destroyed life in…
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The gorgeous Marie Dupree is going west with her elderly father and servants. They have left a destroyed life in the south and Mr. Dupree has mental lapses. Wiley Howard who is leading a different train meets Marie while riding and he is an old friend of Adams. Marie falls for Wiley even after her father tells her is a hot tempered rogue. Wiley likes Marie but is unwilling to marry her. When Marie learns this, she turns her attentions to the young and naive Antonio who has always adored her. Wiley senses that Marie is taking advantage of Antonio and tells Antonio so. Antonio doesn't believe it until Wiley confronts Marie in front of Antonio telling her he will marry her and she tells the truth. Antonio confronts Marie and his actions put all three people in jeopardy. Written by Anonymous
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A law clerk in Boston hopes to marry his boss's daughter but is spurned by her father and her because…
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A law clerk in Boston hopes to marry his boss's daughter but is spurned by her father and her because he was an orphan. He heads west to make a new life and finds himself the prisoner and slave of a Crow Indian tribe. He takes the Indian name Horse and plots his eventual escape which is foiled by a horse. Events lead to him becoming accepted as part of the tribe after killing an enemy Sioux warrior. He eventually marries the sister of his captor. Together they try to return to the white world but she is spurned. They return to the Crow but his bride dies in child birth. He finds his bride's mother and the only mother he knew dying. He finds the wagon train and asks for their help to save her. While she rests, he tells his life story for the first time to members of his own race. Written by Anonymous
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Flint is sent to mail letters for the train and buy the Major gum drops. On his return trip a…
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Flint is sent to mail letters for the train and buy the Major gum drops. On his return trip a massive rain storm forces him to stop at a home to see if he can take shelter there. Jeb Drummond and his expectant wife Sarah agree to feed him and let him sleep in the barn for which he gives Sarah the Major's gum drops. The next morning when Sarah realizes the baby is coming, Jeb refuses her the services of a midwife. However, Flint goes after the midwife at Sarah's urging. The midwife is the wife of Walt Archer who leads the community in hating Indians due to the death of his father at their hand and the catatonic state it put his mother in. When the baby is born, it reveals that Sarah was raped by an Indian and that Jeb wants Sarah to give the baby to the Indians. Walt makes it worse by saying Sarah should have killed herself. Flint decides to intervene with Archer but what he uncovers accidentally is a life changing event for everyone. Written by Anonymous
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The Army asks the Major to take Sally Potter to San Francisco but he is concerned the young pretty girl…
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The Army asks the Major to take Sally Potter to San Francisco but he is concerned the young pretty girl will cause problems. She is willing to work so the Major asks the Bennett family to take her to help ease the load on Mrs. Bennett with their sick son Jimmy. Joe Trubell and his orphaned nephew Matt are in the wagon behind the Bennetts. Matt finds the active and pretty Sally of interest to the dismay of his uncle Joe. When Matt tries to see Sally, Joe forces him away as he has his own interest in her. When two gamblers join the train temporarily, Sally's past is revealed to Joe. Both Matt and Joe intervene when one of them tries to push his attentions on Sally. Both Joe who has wealth and Matt who has nothing propose to Sally leading to confrontation and Sally trying to decide which of three men she wants to be with. Written by Anonymous
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A runaway team throws Jenny Barrister from the wagon and injures her severely. Her husband Daniel refuses medical aid for…
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A runaway team throws Jenny Barrister from the wagon and injures her severely. Her husband Daniel refuses medical aid for her on religious grounds and their daughter died earlier on the train for lack of medical care. The other members of the train are enraged by his actions so the Major sends Flint to a nearby settlement for a doctor while moving the train closer to the town. At the town Flint finds a smallpox epidemic has broken out but a young 25 year old doctor recently out of medical school is vaccinating the people and has it under control. Dr. Culver rides to the train but Daniel refuses his services. Dr. Culver asks the Major to move the rest of the train on and leave the Barristers in his hands. It remains to be seen if Dr. Culver has the wits to convince Daniel that he should be allowed to attend to Jenny and whether he can heal her. Written by Anonymous
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The train stops to allow Adams to spend time at the grave of the woman Ranie Webster that was Adams's…
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The train stops to allow Adams to spend time at the grave of the woman Ranie Webster that was Adams's love before he went to war. He has multiple levels of flashbacks as he remembers going off to war wanting to marry her but she refused until he returned. Adams and Hawks went to war together and met Wooster there as a replacement in their unit. Adams was severely wounded saving Hawks. When he thought he wouldn't survive he decided not to response to Ranie's letters leaving her to think he was dead so she married. Adams recovers from his wounds and returns home to find Ranie married. He along with Hawks and Wooster go west. On one of the trips, Ranie joins the train to the surprise of Adams who learns her husband has died but she still loves Seth. Written by Anonymous
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In the second part Ranie and Col. Hillary join the wagon train. Ranie plans to leave later to join her…
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In the second part Ranie and Col. Hillary join the wagon train. Ranie plans to leave later to join her sister and brother-in-law. Hillary tries to court Ranie but her interest is with Adams. Hillary tries to scare Adams away by telling Adams that his style is to take what he wants. Ranie rides with Bill and Emily Hawks who are close friends with Adams. Emily tries to help Seth in his attempt to woo Ranie but Ranie has a secret that she doesn't want Seth to know. She has a lung disease that is getting worse. When Ranie continues to spurn Hillary, he tries to take her in his arms and kiss her but Adams breaks it up. Hillary pushes the issue into a fight in which Seth almost kills Hillary. When the beaten Hillary pulls a gun, Hawkes is forced to shoot and kill Hillary. Seth tells Hawks he has decided to leave the train and marry Ranie - not knowing her secret. Written by Anonymous
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A young girl with a great singing voice is injuried while on the way to San Fransico to find her…
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A young girl with a great singing voice is injuried while on the way to San Fransico to find her mother who abandoned her as a baby. The mother had been a famous singer as well. The Major (Ward Bond) helps the girl with her medical problems and find her mother who has also been injuried and has her own issues.
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When the train arrives in a small but wild town Adams finds an old friend Dan Hogan. Dan is a…
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When the train arrives in a small but wild town Adams finds an old friend Dan Hogan. Dan is a great boxer but refuses to wear a gun. He was a constable in New York City who has come west with his wife and family. Hs friend Cliff is in debt to Jason Rance who wants Cliff's cattle herd. The local Marshal wants Dan to be a deputy as he thinks he can control the town and Rance. Dan declines but when he takes a stand against Rance for Cliff, he finds himself facing Rance or leaving town. His wife convinces him to leave town much to the chagrin of Adams and the citizens of the town. Dan is at peace with his decision until he learns Cliff has been killed. Written by Anonymous
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Flint encounters Ruttledge Munroe in an unorthodox fashion and is then asked to join the train. Adams gives him the…
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Flint encounters Ruttledge Munroe in an unorthodox fashion and is then asked to join the train. Adams gives him the okay and introduces him to two other men who recently joined. Munroe comments that the men seem nervous and may be wanted but Adams says they have caused no trouble. Munroe sensing a problem with the men pushes them into trying to leave and stealing Adams's money. Munroe kills one saving Adams's life. He takes a shine to pretty young Ruth Hadley who has a baby with her and was found hiding on the train. Munroe's interest in her forces her to tell Adams that her husband may have sent Munroe to kill her and the baby. Munroe tries to force Ruth to accept him and when she asks a young man on the train to get a message to Adams, Munroe kills him. After the incident, Adams forces the whole truth from Munroe which turns out to be a surprise for everyone including Adams. Written by Anonymous
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At Salt Lake City the train encounters Rex Montana and his wild west show. He is a hero due to…
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At Salt Lake City the train encounters Rex Montana and his wild west show. He is a hero due to dime novels written by Clyde Winslow which started based on the Bear Tooth Pass Massacre involving Rex Hankins using details given to Clyde by Rex. Due to the success of the book and others Clyde found Rex who could shoot but was otherwise a somewhat despicable person to create the wild west show. They kidnapped Loetha, an Indian girl from the Paiute Tribe whose country the train is crossing as it leaves Salt Lake City plus they found a Cherokee Indian Chenwakee to play her dad. Loetha is in love with Rex but he has eyes only for other women. In Salt Lake City Clyde spots Rodney Miller who he later learned was the real hero of the Bear Tooth Pass Massacre but Rodney has lost his mental facilities due to the massacre. His brother Bill tends to him and when he learns Rodney met Rex he tracks Rex to the train but Rex kills Bill. This drives Clyde to decide to put things right with the Indians and his audience but it may lead to danger for the wagon train. Written by Anonymous
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Flint scouting helps Cassie Tanner fight off a Paiute Indian attack. She asks to join the wagon train as she…
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Flint scouting helps Cassie Tanner fight off a Paiute Indian attack. She asks to join the wagon train as she is headed for California where the men are. She is an older crusty woman dressed as a man that everyone mistakes for a man. After joining the train it becomes clear that she has her eyes on Major Adams as her "man" while she rebuffs any attempts by Charlie to talk to her. This becomes a major nuisance to Adams but a comical delight to the others. As the problem escalates, they decide to see if Clee might be an option but Clee is ahead of them with his eye on her. They are on the edge of the main desert where they will be out of Paiute territory but they need fresh horses. Flint tries to get through but is wounded and returns to the train. Cassie tells them she is the one to go as she knows how to trade horses and Adams must stay with the train. Her and Clee with several men go after the horses but return to find the train under a major Indian attack. Written by Anonymous
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Tensions are running high in the train between northerners and southerners traveling west. As trouble escalates one man with a…
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Tensions are running high in the train between northerners and southerners traveling west. As trouble escalates one man with a noticeable limp, John Wilbot, is accused of being John Wilkes Booth, who many believe is still alive as the result of a conspiracy. Flint takes charge and states there is not sufficient evidence to prove that Wilbot is Booth, but the northerners are undeterred and threaten to leave the train with their prisoner. In order to keep the train together Wilbot admits that he is indeed Booth. However this peace is both fragile and temporary, as an imminent Indian attack looms and all passengers, including Wilbot, are required to defend the train.
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Flint, scouting, discovers the next two water holes are dry and the third one is poisoned but not before it…
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Flint, scouting, discovers the next two water holes are dry and the third one is poisoned but not before it kills his horse. Adams looking for the overdue Flint finds him dehydrated and out of his mind. The option left is for a rider to go to Fort Paiute for help but no one but Flint knows the route. Adams, Garth Redmon, and Rev. Sumpter have long suspected that Monty Britton may be a deserter but he denies being in the Army and his wife Betty has not refuted it. Monty in discussions with Adams reveals he has seen maps of the area and that they need someone to go to Fort Paiute. Adams does not trust Monty and asks Garth who is single to go but he refuses. Monty is tormented about what to do and when the train is down two canteens of water, he takes it and the best horse on his own to go for help. After a sandstorm, the train receives help from the Fort and everyone learns the truth about the nearly dead Monty who rescued them. Written by Anonymous
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The wagon train has reached Sacramento and is preparing to disband. Julie Revere and her mortally ill father have made…
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The wagon train has reached Sacramento and is preparing to disband. Julie Revere and her mortally ill father have made it and Mr. Mrevere wants to see the land he bought when he was in California previously. Julie with the aid of Flint finds the property which had been prime farm land flooded with mud due to hydraulic mining up river. Flint and Julie take Mr. Revere to see his "land". It is a different piece of property but upon seeing it Mr. Revere dies. Mr. Revere bought the property from Mort Galvin who owns much of the town including the hydraulic mines. Flint confronts Galvin but he has Flint carted away and shipped to San Francisco to be put on a China bound ship. Friends Flint met on the wagon train trip help rescue him and confront Galvin. Written by Anonymous
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Adams, Hawks, and Wooster have a first class sailing trip to Boston planned while Flint is going back cross country…
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Adams, Hawks, and Wooster have a first class sailing trip to Boston planned while Flint is going back cross country through rough Indian territory. However, while Flint is being treated as an honored guest by Indians and visiting the now sheriff, Willy Moran, the other three men are shanghaied on a freighter headed to New Orleans with the fair Captain Cobb but a vengeful first mate. The men settle into being sailors and find the Captain has his young daughter and her tutor Minnie on board. The girl, Pat, is excited to hear Adams talk about the west. Minnie is concerned, however, that Pat is being harmed in the all male environment with no children. Adams is forced to hit the first mate to save Pat during a storm and could be subject to hanging. He is freed but the first mate tries to frame him for harming Minnie. Confusion reigns due to conflicting stories as the Captain investigates to learn the truth and further hears that Adams proposed to Minnie. Adams uses the false story to help Minnie and Pat while trying to return to land. In the end a new wagon train is formed with some odd members. Written by Anonymous
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Three men creep upon a Mexican man and his son Juan sleeping and lynch the man. Later in Sioux territory,…
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Three men creep upon a Mexican man and his son Juan sleeping and lynch the man. Later in Sioux territory, Flint comes upon Juan squatting under his father's body. The boy is frightened and refuses to talk. They bury the man and Juan is assigned to the Thorton wagon which has the most room. As they move further into a valley Flint is very edgy about the Sioux. When he finds a man severely cut up by the Indians near death, Adams decides to camp. The man is put in the Thorton wagon where Juan recognizes him as one of the three men. He makes a native poultice for the man which helps him. The man revives and tells Juan where the other two men are. Juan finds one of them and hangs him. Flint and Adams find the third man Booley still alive followed by the man Juan lynched. Later Juan lynches Booley while the train prepares for the Sioux raid. When the Sioux attack, Juan tries to strangle the wounded man Jarvis but Jarvis is able to stop him and reveal facts Juan was not aware of. Juan's future suddenly changes and it is unclear if it is for the good or bad. Written by Anonymous
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Flint goes back to help Hawks bring up some late additions to the wagon train including Jennifer Churchhill who has…
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Flint goes back to help Hawks bring up some late additions to the wagon train including Jennifer Churchhill who has no ability to drive a wagon alone to California. She is the spoiled daughter of a wealthy man and is suppose to marry a man she doesn't love so she ran away. Flint tells her to hire a driver but she has no money so Flint grudgingly helps her but she still manages to wreck her wagon and lose her team. She stays with Flint and Wooster but her father has sent bounty hunters after her. The dislike her and Flint have for each other soon turns into an attraction for each other. Flint decides to take her ahead to catch a stage to California rather than let bounty hunters catch her. However, when he learns her father is waiting for her at the stage line from two hermits, he decides to try a different tactic but events don't produce the result he hoped for. Written by Anonymous
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While Hawks and Wooster are picking up supplies in town, Tobias Jones and a young orphan girl Midge stow away…
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While Hawks and Wooster are picking up supplies in town, Tobias Jones and a young orphan girl Midge stow away on the supply wagon. When they later announce themselves to the Major, he has no choice but to allow them to stay but it is clear Tobias is a drunk always needing his "medicine". Michael and Martha Folsum are on the train carrying $10,000 in their wagon. Michael has problems getting along with everyone including Al Meadows. Martha asks to take Midge over Michael's objections. Midge wants to stay with Tobias but Tobias realizes Midge will be better off with the Folsums. During a dance Martha discovers Michael stabbed to death with a knife belonging to Tobias. Meadows is ready to lynch Tobais. Tobais refuses to defend himself and admits to the killing to the Major but the Major doesn't believe him. Some questions arise about the knife but Midge's statement she saw Tobias come out of the wagon paints him guilty. The Major is still not convinced as he doesn't believe Tobias is capable of murder. Question is whether he can find a way to clear Tobias and who is the killer? Written by Anonymous
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Liam Fitzmorgan has been sent by rebels in Ireland to kill an informer who is a doctor. The doctor has…
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Liam Fitzmorgan has been sent by rebels in Ireland to kill an informer who is a doctor. The doctor has traveled to the United States and Liam has heard he is on the Adams wagon train. Flint finds Liam stranded and dehydrated after his horse was injured. He quickly recovers and is taken in by a group of Irish who are on the train. There is no doctor on the train nor anyone going by the name Liam was given. He quickly becomes attracted to the Irish girl Laura Grady. The train is plagued with a lot of small thefts but no suspect has been found. Laura's dad notices that a black bag of his is missing - a doctor's bag. One of the Irishmen, Carney, is the thief and decides to blackmail Mr. Grady. Liam learns Carney has a black medical bag and confronts him thinking he is the doctor. Carney tells who the read doctor is and Liam confronts Grady but backs off on Laura's word and his love for her. Carney realizes he may be outed and shoots Liam in the back. However, his actions produce a result unintended by Carney. Written by Anonymous
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Major Adams is requested by the governor to pick up Dr. Carol Ames Willoughby and take her to Silver Creek.…
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Major Adams is requested by the governor to pick up Dr. Carol Ames Willoughby and take her to Silver Creek. When Adams learns she is a doctor and by herself, he initially refuses but finally agrees to the request. She is late when she picks up one of the wagon train passengers Bart Grover at the hotel. He is drunk but she notices he is also very sick. He is an old friend of Adams who has been a drunk since the war. The doctor tends to him in her wagon trying to sober him up. Her attentions eventually brings a spark to him and a desire to live - sober. The train finds one man dead and another mortally wounded by Indians. The wounded man tells them they had a fight with Chief Black Elk. When the Indians arrive, Adams talks to them and learns Black Elk was shot in the shoulder and needs a doctor. Seth believes the wagon train's only chance is for him to try to save Black Elk. Upon hearing this the doctor decides to go with Adams. Black Elk needs surgery to remove the bullet but the tribe does not allow female medicine men. She directs Adams on what to do. Black Elk is saved but the doctor decides to stay until Black Elk is healed while the train and the changed Grover continue. Written by Anonymous
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The wagon train is pinned down by threatening Cheyenne Indians. Flint has gone for the Army to provide an escort.…
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The wagon train is pinned down by threatening Cheyenne Indians. Flint has gone for the Army to provide an escort. While waiting Bije Wilcox walks into camp looking for Francis Mason. Mason has offered a $5,000 reward leading to finding his lost brother. Against advice to not go Mason leaves with Wilcox. Wilcox leads him to a remote site to sit and wait for Medicinie Mark who hates all white men and has never let a live white man leave his presence. Wilcox tells Mason that Medicine Mark is his brother. The Cheyenne take the two men captive and Mason learns that Wilcox told the truth. The brothers were raised in Virginia under an intolerant father. As a boy Medicine Mark was against slavery and was despised by all his friends including his own brother so he feels he has no white family or brother. To prove his love Mason decides to become Medicine Mark's Cheyenne brother by going through their ceremony which involves great pain. Written by Anonymous
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Eight years after she took in an orphaned newborn, Millie and the girl Penny are visited by their long time…
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Eight years after she took in an orphaned newborn, Millie and the girl Penny are visited by their long time friend Flint at Cherokee. The incoming stage is held up by the bandit Ike who has a $1,000 bounty on him. After killing the drivers, he forces the three passengers to walk into Cherokee. Upon arriving in Cherokee, they meet Millie and Flint. They tell Millie that they are there to look for information on Mrs. Winston's dead son and wife and her granddaughter they believe is still there. Initially Millie tells them Penny is Flint and her daughter but she comes to realize Mrs. Winston has the resources to give Penny the up bringing she deserves. Penny rebels and runs away to her old prospector friends but Ike overhears the situation and takes Penny hostage for ransom. Written by Anonymous
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The wagon train finds a stranded wagon with two Japanese men after an attack by Comanches. One is a samurai…
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The wagon train finds a stranded wagon with two Japanese men after an attack by Comanches. One is a samurai who was escorting a Prince from Japan who has died to Washington DC. The men are now returning to Japan. A man known as Sailor who had been to the Far East and Japan befriends the Japanese men believing a case they carried held expensive jewels. He and his three friends plot to leave the train, have the Japanese accompany them, and then rob them. When Sakae Ito decides to stay with the train due to Adam's advice, the men kill his aide and steal the box. When they open it, they find only the ashes of the dead Prince and an inexpensive religious idol. Ito follows them and as he prepares to attack with his sword, the Comanches surround them. The Chief realizes Ito is not white. He takes the surviving men's guns and gives them tomahawks. Adams, Hawks, and Wooster arrive to find Ito has hacked the men to death and Ito says he must commit hara-kiri there instead of returning to Japan. The Chief upon learning this realizes Ito is a special person and sends Adams and his men back as there must be no more killing. Written by Anonymous
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People on the train are hungry and one of the men shoots a buffalo against the wishes of Adams who…
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People on the train are hungry and one of the men shoots a buffalo against the wishes of Adams who has an agreement with the local Chief, White Eagle. Adams forces the man to bury the buffalo and puts him in chains. Flint returns with permission to kill five buffalo from White Eagle. However, Adams against the advise of Flint keeps the man in chains. Flint quits the train and finds a job as Sheriff in the nearby Tent City owned by Will Hardisty. One of White Eagle's braves see the buffalo buried and reports it to White Eagle. White Eagle understands Adams did not break their treaty but wants the man to punish by death but Hawks refuses. A second man from Tent City kills a deer and is arrested by Flint. White Eagle confronts the Major and Hardisty wanting the two men so he can punish them. Flint suggests he and White Eagle settle the argument the Indian way - a fight to the death. Written by Anonymous
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The wagon train stops outside the Jamison ranch which is massive. Flint with Wooster visiting the Will Jamison grave site…
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The wagon train stops outside the Jamison ranch which is massive. Flint with Wooster visiting the Will Jamison grave site finds a man stabbed with a note saying "Deliver to Beauty Jamison" who is the surviving daughter of Jamison. Flint takes the body to the Jamison ranch and learns the dead man was a gunfighter and foreman for Beauty. She offers Flint the job but he turns her down while running into an old friend from the East Steve Marshall who lost a hand in the war. Beauty is trying to uphold the control her father had but she is too immature to understand how to do it. Steve is in love with her and is trying to work out the problems but Beauty's ego gets in the way. Flint suggests the ranchers form a Cattlemen's Association which they do but Beauty's new foreman, Jud Bascombe, wants to use force against them. His actions force the ranchers into action and his $20 toll per wagon pushes Flint to confront Jub and Beauty. Flint takes on Jud and Steve has to handle Beauty who has lost control. Written by Anonymous
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Mary Ellen Thomas is traveling west with Jenkins and his son to live with her remaining family. Her dad, Jenkins…
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Mary Ellen Thomas is traveling west with Jenkins and his son to live with her remaining family. Her dad, Jenkins business partner, has passed away leaving her an orphan. Because of her rough life and treatment by the Jenkins, Mary Ellen has developed a gruff attitude especially toward adults. She is frequently in trouble and causes the Major and his men grief. She has one friend on the train Sally Mayhew who is dying from consumption. Her parents are taking her to Colorado for her health but have come too late to help her. Sally is confined to her wagon and is given a mouse by Mary Ellen for companionship. As a prank she puts it in a woman's sewing bag but Mary Ellen is blamed for it. As they approach the Rockies, it becomes apparent it will be too late for Sally so the Major decides to stop the train and have an early Christmas party for Sally. Mary Ellen knowing Sally, from Louisana, wants to see snow decides to go off on her own for it without telling anyone. On the way she finds an Indian boy with a broken leg. Her actions put her into a scary situation but for a change the end result pleases everyone. Written by Anonymous
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Two families from the same community in Kentucky are on the train. The Richardsons are expecting a baby while Ken…
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Two families from the same community in Kentucky are on the train. The Richardsons are expecting a baby while Ken Milford, his daughter-in-law and grandson are together. The Milfords blame Dick Richardson for the collapse of the bank he took over from his father for the suicide of Ken's son. Richardson is also an expert on horses so when the train's horses start dying from a disease, he and Milford are sent to buy new horses with Adam's $1500 emergency fund. Milford against Richardson's advice makes a quick deal with horse traders not realizing they are rustlers. A posse kills Milford and arrests Richardson as they don't believe his story. When Milford's horse returns to the train alone, Adams realizes he may have made a mistake and goes after Richardson. Adams finds Richardson who escaped jail but he not sure whether to believe Richardson although Mrs. Richardson has told Adams a secret. Written by Anonymous
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Flint comes upon a Shawnee encampment where everyone has been killed by the Sioux except for a male papoose. Flint…
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Flint comes upon a Shawnee encampment where everyone has been killed by the Sioux except for a male papoose. Flint takes him back to the wagon train where Adams is busy with women complaining about Kitty Angel being on the train. One of the men let it slip that she worked in saloons as an entertainer and singer. Everyone but four people vote to kick her off the train. Flint gives the baby to Adams who cannot get anyone to take the baby until Kitty says she will. Flint tells Adams that the Sioux are trying to get the papoose who is the son of the Chief so they can kill him. Adams tells everyone Kitty and the baby will stay for safety reasons. Later, Adams recognizes the spots on the baby as smallpox. Kitty and the baby named Saturday along with eighty year old Obediah Finch who has volunteered to help Kitty are isolated behind the train to protect everyone. The Sioux know the baby has smallpox but they attack anyway but are stopped. As the baby recovers Kitty gets smallpox herself but eventually recovers. At the Oklahoma border Kitty, Saturday, and Obediah decide to leave the train. As they leave the rest of the train upon seeing Kitty realize what she has sacrificed for Saturday's survival. Written by Anonymous
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Flint returns home to Fort Bridger to visit Jim Bridger who raised him. The appearance of a man from his…
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Flint returns home to Fort Bridger to visit Jim Bridger who raised him. The appearance of a man from his time in the Confeerate Army brings back the past. He wanted to marry Jean Yates but because she was Morman her father objected. When two men came for supplies at the fort, they revealed they were in the Conderate Army and looking for volunteers. Flint being born in Virginia had been thinking about joining and decides to join them. Unknown to him, however, the group is acting as a guerrilla force to steal gold shipments and they take no prisoners. Not understanding what he has gotten into, Flint allows a prisoner to escape before being killed. The prisoner is tracked to the home of Jean and her parents. The commander orders the prisoner and family killed to preserve their anonymity. Flint is determined to exact revenge for their death and awaits the appearance of his old commander. However, the war and time have had an effect Flint did not expect. Written by Anonymous
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Hunter Malloy and Whitey Burke signed on as drivers for the Garner couple the day after their driver was killed…
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Hunter Malloy and Whitey Burke signed on as drivers for the Garner couple the day after their driver was killed in a saloon. The Garner newlyweds have two wagons of goods for a store and the men were told by the driver they have a $1000 in gold with them. The men plan to steal the gold and leave the train until Malloy steals a box thinking it has the money but instead he finds a family bible that changes his plans. The train is camped to make repairs before going over the mountains. While there Burke finds gold nearby causing a gold rush. It takes Adams a couple of days to convince most of the people to return to the train but Burke continues to plot to keep a few wagons there for their supplies. Burke has learned Malloy's secret and when Burke continues to plot to keep the Garners there, Malloy reacts violently leading to Burke fatally wounding him but not before he tells Adams his secret. Written by Anonymous
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Flint is taking the Ramsey and Pope families to an area near Bitter Springs to homestead. Flint expects problems because…
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Flint is taking the Ramsey and Pope families to an area near Bitter Springs to homestead. Flint expects problems because they are from Georgia and the Ramsey family has two orphan boys one of which is black. Sheriff Courtney has a bitter hatred for southerners and accuses the Ramsey family of keeping the black boy Daniel for forced labor. Some of the people in the town along with Flint try to change his mind but he is adamant about taking Daniel from them. Flint learns the Sheriff lost his first wife and a son he never saw in the war at Atlanta plus he lost the use of his right arm. Trying to stop the conflict the two boys decide to leave and climb into the high country with no supplies. The families and men from the town search for the boys and find them but it takes a surprising plea to the Sheriff to prevent further bloodshed. Written by Anonymous
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Ella Lindstrom and her seven children lose her husband to a mysterious illness on the trail. Adams offers to allow…
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Ella Lindstrom and her seven children lose her husband to a mysterious illness on the trail. Adams offers to allow her and the children to return to Boston if they desire but the family agrees in their family meeting to continue west. She asks the Major to take her to Dodge City to see a doctor as she believes she is expecting her eighth child. Her seventh child cannot speak as she had the measles while pregnant with him. The doctor tells her not to worry about the pregnancy. He is concerned but not knowing Ella is unsure what to do so he locates Major Adams and tells him what he found. Ella leaves town early so Adams is forced to tell her himself that the doctor found she is not pregnant but has a growth that is fatal and he gives her 5-6 weeks. In a family meeting she tells the family the situation. They decide to go on to California and the kids will locate foster families on the train. Unknown to Ella her oldest daughter Inga has been seeing a young man James Fitzpatrick but since learning about her mother has been spurning him but giving him no reason. The Major talks to Ella about the youngest son Bo's future which is not settled. Adams is also faced with an angry Fitzpatrick and brings the issue to Ella and Inga which includes a special request. Written by Anonymous
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With cold weather upon them, Flint is scouting for a shorter pass to get across the mountains. He encounters a…
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With cold weather upon them, Flint is scouting for a shorter pass to get across the mountains. He encounters a crazed man and brings him back to the train. The man is starved and barely able to talk or respond. While continuing his scouting duties Flint finds graves and the man's camp which are the remnants of a lost wagon train. Ellen Emerson and her dad are on the train looking for the man she was to marry who was on the lost train so she wants to ask the survivor what happened to him. The man escapes camp and Flint finds him at his old camp burning a diary. Flint recovers the diary and returns with the man. Ellen reads the diary and learns that a man named George Danton had stolen food and had not suffered the starvation of the others. Upon learning this the members of the train want to hang Danton but Adams is emphatic they leave him to the law. During a delay due to a broken axle, the men want to lynch Danton.During the commotion Danton steals a revolver and shoots himself but not fatally. Flint discovers Danton left a suicide note in the diary which changes the facts. Written by Anonymous
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As Flint is about to take Mrs. Lerner and her two children to her husband, the train is met by…
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As Flint is about to take Mrs. Lerner and her two children to her husband, the train is met by Old Man Charvanaugh with what appears to be a wagon load of smelly uncured buffalo hides he wants to sell. Later, when Flint and the Lerners camp, Charvanaugh appears saying he is headed in their direction. After eating with them and playing music on his concertina he plays a particular song, a signal for his four sons to came out of the hollowed out wagon of hides to take Flint and the Lerners prisoners. After severely beating Flint and taking their shoes, the Charvanaughs leave them stranded. Flint leads them back toward the train but they collapse. Adams and Hawks find them when they go looking for Flint who is late. Once feeling better Flint goes alone to stop the old man and his sons. He catches up with them at a farm house where they are preparing to do the same thing to a husband and his wife. Flint tries to restrain the four sons but one breaks loose putting Flint and the couple in a precarious situation. Written by Anonymous
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Flint is scouting for an open pass as cold weather and snow are closing in on the wagon train. He…
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Flint is scouting for an open pass as cold weather and snow are closing in on the wagon train. He is ambushed by a man wanting his horse and is wounded before he kills his attacker. He continues on but when he encounters a group of Shoshone Indians, he is wounded again and loses his horse. A woman finds him and drags him back to her cabin where she nurses him back to health. However, she wants to trade Flint to the Shoshone for money and passage out of the wilderness. Adams sends Hawks and Wooster to track down Flint but although they find the cabin and talk to the woman, Annie Griffith, she denies Flint is there or has been seen. Adams is facing a possible mutiny on the wagon train as Cleve Colter pushes to turn back. Annie learns Flint killed her husband and although Flint doesn't realize it, she has a change of heart. Written by Anonymous
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Jasper Cato asks Major Adams to join the wagon train as it crosses Indian territory. He is obviously from the…
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Jasper Cato asks Major Adams to join the wagon train as it crosses Indian territory. He is obviously from the east but says he is not wanted. Adams lets him join the train but has reservations. Cato stirs up the other members of the train with his snooping forcing Adams to ask him what he is up to. Cato says the man he is after has an inheritance waiting but he is not on the train. He gives Adams a description of the man which Adams recognizes but does not tell Cato. The next day as the train camps, he leaves the train to go to the next town to see Adam's godson whose father may be the man in question. When Adams confronts Jim about Cato, Jim tells Adams that he is the man and wanted for stealing $1,000. Cato followed Adams and tells Jim he is under arrest. However, Jim escapes knocking out Cato and tying up Adams. When Adams breaks loose and Cato wakes up, Cato tells his version of what happened. To their surprise Jim returns to take his punishment but there is still more to the story that Adams needs to know. Written by Anonymous
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Vivian Carter is given a send off by the wagon train as she leaves for Branton City to marry Bert…
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Vivian Carter is given a send off by the wagon train as she leaves for Branton City to marry Bert Johnson she met in Boston. She spent most of her life taking care of her dad and has never married but the people on the train treat her as a young bride including an impromptu bridal shower. She is well educated, likes to read, and is well off financially. People on the train like her with especial attention from Christopher Webb. Before she leaves, he tells her he loves her and wants to marry her. Flint drives her to Branton City where they find Bert. Flint is intrigued by a beautiful blonde named Freda with whom he leaves returning with Freda drunk. When the four meet, Freda becomes irate and reveals she is married to Bert who wants Vivian's wealth. After fighting with Bert, Flint leaves to find Vivian who left town. He takes her to the train where it is apparent to everyone Vivian did not get married putting her in an embarrassing situation. People on the train try to console her. Christopher steps forward again to ask Vivian to marry him but sees that her frame of mind is not right to create the marriage he wants. Vivian has more to learn about people and it takes time. Written by Anonymous
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Flint is decoyed by a beautiful girl with a sprained ankle and captured by Comancheros. They want a wagon load…
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Flint is decoyed by a beautiful girl with a sprained ankle and captured by Comancheros. They want a wagon load of Army rifles the Major is carrying so they deliver a ransom note from Flint asking for the rifles in return for his life. When the daughter of the leader Conchita Vasquez discovers Carlos Soldareo killed her father, she helps Flint escape also believing her and Flint are in love. Conchita is accepted warily by Adams. She has trouble fitting into the new environment and when Flint tells her he is not in love with her, she decides to get revenge by changing sides again. After talking to Carlos, she tells the Major to use a pass that will make it easy for the Comancheros to attack the train. Adams believes her over Flint's objections. At the pass Adams and Flint are suspicious and decide to test Conchita's feelings as Flint checks the pass. Written by Anonymous
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While resting, Flint is attacked by Ute Indians and sees a priest killed. He finds three nuns with two Mexican…
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While resting, Flint is attacked by Ute Indians and sees a priest killed. He finds three nuns with two Mexican men helping them and several Navaho orphans camped nearby being attacked. They are on the way to the St. Joseph Mission to help the Indians. Flint drives off the Indians but one of the two Mexicans is mortally wounded. Once they help the wounded including Flint, Flint leads them toward the wagon train but his sighting of Indians forces him to take a different route to a water hole. The other Mexican leaves them during the night and the group is surrounded by the Utes. Flint notices that one of the orphans is a Ute and tells the Chief during a parley but the Utes want the Navaho orphans who are their enemies. The Utes decide the Ute boy will be sacrificed to kill the others. The boy's mother comes to her son despite the tribe's attempt to stop her. It becomes clear to all that their options have run out. Flint has developed a relationship with the young Sister Rita who has not completed her vows, while the oldest nun, Sister Joesph, decides to take her own actions during the night. Written by Anonymous
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Jed Otis is a pain to Adams and continues to bully Matthew Lowry over Marian Pruitt who has eyes for…
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Jed Otis is a pain to Adams and continues to bully Matthew Lowry over Marian Pruitt who has eyes for all men. Matthew is a Quaker with one arm and a past only his much younger brother knows. Adams selects a route through a narrow pass but runs into a roadblock. Another wagon train is stalled ahead of them with cholera. They are blocked in by a landslide further ahead. Matthew who is a doctor willingly crosses over to help the sick. When he asks for his medical equipment, Jed Otis with support of others mutinies and takes control of the train from Adams and his men. The sick are doing better but Matthew believes open air would help them plus the water supply is running low for everyone. He sneaks back to the Adams train and frees Adams. Matthew fills Adams in on the situation and asks Adams if they can make the train "fly" to the top of the cliffs above. The Major states he has done it before. Adams takes control back of the train as Jed scared of the sickness shoots Marian who had crossed over earlier to check out the woman there who has Matthew's interest. Jed is taken prisoner but escapes hitting Benjy Lowry forcing Matthew to take Jed on in a fist fight with surprising results. Written by Anonymous
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During an Indian attack on the wagon train, Major Adams spares the life of Swift Cloud, crippled son of the…
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During an Indian attack on the wagon train, Major Adams spares the life of Swift Cloud, crippled son of the Indian Chief. Adams is shocked to learn that Swift Cloud's condition is the result of a vicious attack by a half-breed. The chief sends his son with the wagon train to go see a city doctor who might be able to cure him. Written by StratasFan
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Vincent Eaglewood is a highly educated man on his way to teach at a San Francisco college. He is following…
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Vincent Eaglewood is a highly educated man on his way to teach at a San Francisco college. He is following the wagon train refusing to pay the Major forty dollars to join it. The train has stopped to repair defective metal rims on the wagon wheels. Vincent makes an offer to the Major to teach the kids during the stops to keep them occupied and it might enhance the Major's reputation on future trains. The children love him but his lack of practicality with his ideas finds him in trouble with the parents or the Major. The last straw is a tree he falls into the camp causing some members to run him off. The Major is not happy with the decision and when the children leave on their own to retrieve him, the Major and a group men go to return them and Vincent. They find Vincent but the children were captured by unfriendly Navahos nearby who want guns. Feeling responsible Vincent asks to go in first to obtain the release of the children - unarmed. Written by Anonymous
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Clara Duncan and the man who raised her, Clyrio Soriano, have come west to find his son a painter. They…
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Clara Duncan and the man who raised her, Clyrio Soriano, have come west to find his son a painter. They learned he was with the Adams wagon train the year before in an article written by Roger Garrett who is also a member of the wagon train. Clara wanted to marry Claude but a dispute caused him to leave and go west. Claude Soriano painted a lynching he witnessed and the painting was given a great review in Garrett's article. The men in the lynching have never been caught as the lynched boy was innocent. The father wants to find the painting of the lynching to display to show how great an artist Claude has become plus see his son. Garrett is immediately attracted to Clara and continues to help her find Claude even as she tells him she committed herself to Claude years ago. Claude often painted on both sides of a canvas to save on materials. A barroom picture of Clara has her thinking Claude is still mad at her. Roger buys it for her to remove it but it causes problems when the men at the lynching realize it might reveal their identity and that they must eliminate Claude as a witness. Written by Anonymous
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A deputy arrives with a warrant for the fugitive Duke Le May who is with the wagon train. The deputy…
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A deputy arrives with a warrant for the fugitive Duke Le May who is with the wagon train. The deputy spots Le May and pulls a gun on him causing Le May to shoot and kill the deputy. Adams decides Flint should take Le May to turn him in to the law which is three days away. Flint reluctantly accepts the task as he is good friends with Le May. Le May makes an attempt to escape and finally succeeds while they sleep. Le May's horse throws a shoe forcing him to stop at the only occupied farm left in the area due to a severe drought. There he makes friends with a lonely boy, his older sister, and their pious father. Flint walks in later in the evening as they eat to take back his prisoner. Le May suggest they dig a well to supplement their fading cistern. He suggests dowsing to find water but they are skeptical. The next morning, the kids holding Flint at gunpoint decide Le May should stay to help find water. As they search for water, whose faith will be the strongest. Written by Anonymous
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The Finleys are a young couple recently married still in their honeymoon stage while the Parkers are an older unhappily…
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The Finleys are a young couple recently married still in their honeymoon stage while the Parkers are an older unhappily married couple. Chris Finley is a wanted man which Adams knows. Both are on Adams wagon discussing the issue when the Finley wagon has an accident paralyzing Evvie Finley who was driving the wagon. With the Finley wagon destroyed, they put her in the Parker wagon but are afraid to move her. Due to worry about snow the wagon train goes on to the next town leaving the Finleys and Parkers to wait for help to return. Kate Parker has a considerable sum of money with her. Her husband had been planning to leave her so he takes the money, wagon, and Kate leaving the Finleys stranded alone. A branch knocks out Jonas allowing Kate to escape but she falters in the cold snow. Jonas leaves with the money on foot the next day. Mountain man Boone Caulder rescues Kate. Kate soon learns Boone is an uneducated but wise man especially about men and women. Adams returns the next day with a doctor to find the Finleys buried in snow and no sign of the Parkers until Kate and Boone arrive. Written by Anonymous
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When a snow storm closes the pass, Flint scouts a different route. He finds a man Lord Steve Campden and…
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When a snow storm closes the pass, Flint scouts a different route. He finds a man Lord Steve Campden and his son Steve Campden II abandoned by their guides preparing to climb the mountain the train is trying to get around. They suggest Flint join them to get a view of the area and maybe find an open pass. A storm hits as they climb so they enter a cave they find. Inside it is a different world with narrow passages, deep caverns, and strange animals. Lord Steve is forced to climb down to rescue Flint who falls onto a ledge knocking him out. While bringing Flint and Lord Steve up, young Steve lets the rope slip breaking Lord Steve's leg. They set his leg but are unable to carry him out. Flint leaves for help while the Campdens fight over whether Young Steve is brave enough to join Flint. Young Steve has always thought of himself as a coward while his dead older brother was the brave son until Lord Steve reveals the truth. Young Steve finally joins Flint as the two make it over the mountain to help. When they return for Lord Steve, Young Steve learns a larger truth about his father. Written by Anonymous
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The wagon train has hit the mountains where the Major decides to take the northern pass to save 50 miles…
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The wagon train has hit the mountains where the Major decides to take the northern pass to save 50 miles over the southern pass route which also has hot springs. The Major sent Flint and Hawks to scout the pass but only Hawks returns - with Flint's hat. The pass is snowed shut and search parties can find no sign of Flint. Next, Mr. Duncan disappears gathering wood. While tending a signal fire the Major disappears followed later by Hawks. The members of the train are in a panic with Wooster left in charge. At the panicked urging of the people and especially John Loring, Wooster heads the train back toward the southern pass. As they reach it, more people disappear. At the pass Loring takes Wooster prisoner leaving the train leaderless. At the kidnapper's camp Wooster notices no one knows how to cook and volunteers to take the job which Loring agrees to. Loring is taking the people as slaves and selling them to the Kootenay Indians in Canada. Wooster's cooking is a success but Loring warns Wooster the captives don't need eating utensils like forks. Written by Anonymous
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The train stumbles on a Pawnee brave staked out between two poles for death in the manner reserved by the…
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The train stumbles on a Pawnee brave staked out between two poles for death in the manner reserved by the Shoshoneees for their bravest enemies. Against Flint's advice, Adams cuts him down and returned to the train. He recovers enough at the train to take Mary Naughton hostage and speak until he learns he will come to no harm. They learn he is actually white and of Mexican descent so Don Luis Salazar volunteers to take care of him with the aid of Mary but against the wishes of many on the train including Mary's brother Jocko. His real name is Jose Maria Moran whose parents were Sapnish aristocrats in California and he has a significant inheritance waiting for him. Over time the train members learn Moran has a complicated background but grudgingly develop a respect for him while a relationship blossoms with Mary. Flint makes contact with the Shoshonees learning they want Moran or they will attack. Adams puts the options to the members of the train for their decision on what to do. Moran has his say as well. Written by Anonymous
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The train encounters an old man lost and dying in the desert. With rest and water he recovers and continues…
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The train encounters an old man lost and dying in the desert. With rest and water he recovers and continues with the train helping as needed. They know little about his background but the Major notices he frequently handles problems successfully with no regard to the danger to himself. The train is plagued with several problems between members of the train often centered around photographer Elliott Garrison. The English baby is sick with a fever that soon attacks the Major. The stranger recognizes the fever as fatal without medical attention. He makes a native herbal remedy which breaks the Major's fever. When he awakes, Adams asks the man, Cain, to help run the train until the Major recovers. Two soldiers arrive looking for Andrew Hale, a minister, who left the train he was leading after he may have killed a member of the train. Cain ponders his situation and the next day during the Sunday services he tells the people the truth about his background. After the service the soldiers leave - without Hale but a message that his people want him back. Written by Anonymous
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As a young boy Rodney Lawrence's parents are killed by two white men. A single Indian finds him at the…
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As a young boy Rodney Lawrence's parents are killed by two white men. A single Indian finds him at the same time and raises him. Years later the Adams wagon train is stopped nearby due to Mrs. Elliott about to give birth. While with Flint, Mandy McCrea puts flowers on the newly marked grave of Rodney's parents. Later at the grave she briefly sees Rodney but Pete Galt drives him off. Rodney's foster father Ocheo pushes Rodney to rejoin his people but Rodney's experience in the past and what he observes on the train stops him. Rodney does, however, continually trade items secretly with Mandy sneaking by the guards and the McCreas. Keller and Galt plan to rob people's wagons and decide to blame Rodney for it. After theft of money from a wagon, Rodney's visit become a serious issue. In a meeting with Mandy, Rodney learns he is being blamed but Ocheo tells Rodney to seek out Flint about the issue. Galt shoots Mr. McCrea who catches him in the act just before Rodney rides into camp seeking Flint. Flint has Wooster guard Rodney but Keller knocks out Wooster and frees Rodney. Ocheo interrupting Keller and Galt robbing Adams' supply wagon is mortally wounded. Rodney finds Ocheo, learns what happened, and tells Mandy he is going after Keller and Galt to kill them. When Flint hears the story he goes after them reaching them after Rodney takes the men prisoner. Flint stops Rodney but Rodney is faced with a life alone or fighting his fears to join his people - and Mandy. Written by Anonymous
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Major Adams promised his Aunt Abigail to watch out for a widow, Mrs. Steele, and her four unmarried daughters on…
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Major Adams promised his Aunt Abigail to watch out for a widow, Mrs. Steele, and her four unmarried daughters on their way to California. The girls Faith, Hope, Charity, and Prudence range in age from 30 to 16. The girls are flirtatious without intending to be so and are causing problems with every man on the train - single and married. Adams is inundated with complaints from wives and trying to protect the girls. Mrs. Steele is on a mission to find wives for the girls but her desires and the girls desires do not always mesh. As they near Lake Tahoe they attend a party sponsored by the wealthy single forty something Bill Dashmore. The oldest daughter Faith overhears Dashmore tell his nephew that he has no use for scheming women causing her to spurn his offer to dance and sparking his interest. They leave the party with Mrs. Steele in turmoil over her unmarried daughters. Dashmore and his nephew decide to pursue Faith and Hope on the train. It takes Prudence eloping to break the ice between Dashmore and Faith while Adams decides Jeremiah Collingwood needs a upgrade in appearance which changes Charity's attitude toward him. That still leaves Mrs. Steele unattached. Written by Anonymous
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The infant Phoebe Tannen was given to her aunt to raise when her mother Jenny left her husband. Jenny became…
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The infant Phoebe Tannen was given to her aunt to raise when her mother Jenny left her husband. Jenny became a renown singer in San Francisco until a freak accident massively scarred the right side of her face. Phoebe, now an adult, has worked her way across the country on Major Adam's wagon train to find her mother. Like her mother, she has a beautiful voice. Outside Sacamento Phoebe falls hitting her head on a rock causing partial blindness and headaches. Adams takes her to a doctor who says she will go completely blind in about a week. Adams takes her on ahead to San Francisco to find Jenny before Phoebe loses her sight. Jenny refuses to see Phoebe but when a man mistakes Phoebe's singing and looks for Jenny's, Adams is forced to take Phoebe to see Jenny. However, before entering the house Phoebe passes out and loses her sight. Jenny has to watch in silence as Phoebe tells the Major she realizes now her mother never loved her. Written by Anonymous
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This time the Major, Hawks, and Wooster are returning to St. Louis by stagecoach from San Francisco while Flint is…
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This time the Major, Hawks, and Wooster are returning to St. Louis by stagecoach from San Francisco while Flint is going by sea with Angela, a Latin dancer. When a patron tries to kiss Angela after her last dance, Flint and friend Caleb Jamison start a fight resulting in a broken arm for Caleb. Caleb was to drive the initial stage run to St. Louis to win a US Post Office Mail contract. Having previous experience as a driver, Flint agrees to drive the stage whose passengers include Adams, Hawks, Wooster, and others including a woman who appears to be Angela but she denies it. When the stage reaches New Mexico the woman and three other passengers hijack the stage. They want Flint and others to "accidently" drive the stage into Mexico to smuggle weapons to revolutionaries there. Flint and Caleb have to decide whether to help while Angela admits to Flint who she really is. Caleb is also faced with financial ruin for him and his father due to the lost contract. Written by Anonymous
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A new train full of greenhorns is formed in St. Louis. Samuel Evans and Humphrey Pumphret are typical examples. Although…
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A new train full of greenhorns is formed in St. Louis. Samuel Evans and Humphrey Pumphret are typical examples. Although Major Adams gives explicit details on what supplies to take, as usual the greenhorns don't listen and the merchants take advantage of them. Samuel is a dedicated bachelor traveling with his aunt but Humpphrey's daughter Melanie catches his eye. The members of the train go by riverboat to St. Joseph where they learn how to handle their wagons and break in their new horses. The men have to quickly learn how to handle problems they encounter. The relationship between Samuel and Melanie takes a turn when it appears Melanie contracts cholera and Samuel decides to stay with her. As Adams knows will happen, the greenhorns develop into people able to handle the roadblocks in front of them on their way west. Written by Anonymous
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The Major agreed to take a reporter, C.L. Harding, with the wagon train to Fort Laramie. When the reporter arrives,…
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The Major agreed to take a reporter, C.L. Harding, with the wagon train to Fort Laramie. When the reporter arrives, Adams is surprised and unhappy to learn the reporter is a woman, Celia Lucinda Harding. He tries to back out but her editor changes his mind. Harding is a new independent woman whose position usually riles the Major but they develop a love hate relationship with the love mostly hidden. When a new judge has to be elected on the train, Harding asks the Major to allow the women to vote as well which he vehemently opposes. She organizes the women plus Wooster into a strike. No cooking, mending, or affection for the men until they are allowed to vote. Things become so bad for the men they plead with him to allow the women to vote. After a women's demonstration stampedes the horses and they are found, Harding and the Major try to mend their differences. As they do so, Arletta asks the Major is they are in Wyoming. After Adams confirms they are in Wyoming, Arletta informs him and Harding that Wyoming has passed women's suffrage so the women can vote. As they reach Fort Laramie, Harding and the Major finally make peace and acknowledge their love. Written by Anonymous
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Scouting ahead of the train Flint discovers a young man bleeding to death from a stab wound and a knife…
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Scouting ahead of the train Flint discovers a young man bleeding to death from a stab wound and a knife nearby. He takes the body and knife to Sheriff Hixon who he knows. The Sheriff recognizes the body as that of the youngest Zamora brother who has a reputation as a trouble maker. His father Estaban Zamora, a Basque from Spain, is on the train planning to join his three sons in the new country herding sheep. The sons tell him a horse fell killing his son but Estaban quickly realizes they are lying. The Basque tradition requires the father to exact revenge for the killing of a son. Everyone including the sons want to prevent Estaban from following the tradition. As Esteban asks questions, he soon learns his youngest son was running with a group of sheep rustlers and the family name is smeared. The Sheriff tells Estaban there is little evidence showing him the knife Flint recovered. Estaban recognizes the knife as one he made for his sons and confronts the eldest son Manuel. His wife shows Estaban Manuel's knife to protect her husband forcing Estaban to learn the painful truth. Written by Anonymous
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Madame Elizabeth McQueeny presents Major Adams papers from officials in Washington D.C. requesting he take her and her group to…
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Madame Elizabeth McQueeny presents Major Adams papers from officials in Washington D.C. requesting he take her and her group to the west with the wagon train. She tells the Major that she plans to open a girls finishing school in the west to introduce them to new wealthy pioneers there. Adams willingly takes her and her girls on the train. The son of the Blower family, Stanley, works as a driver for McQueeny. One of the girls Roxanne rides with him and the two eventually develop a close relationship resulting in Roxanne telling him they are all actually entertainers which is considered a degrading position for women. When word spreads to the women of the camp, they demand Adams evict the group from the train at the first safe opportunity putting the Major into the position of having to comply. However, when Stanley and others develop the disease spotted fever, it is McQueeny who takes charge and knows how to handle the disease. Her and her girls handle the victims is a quarantine area setup for the sick. Their efforts force the others to begrudgingly accept them but not without a loss to the girls group. Written by Anonymous
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On the way to Fort Hastings Flint is joined by his Sioux friend Curly Horse at a water hole as…
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On the way to Fort Hastings Flint is joined by his Sioux friend Curly Horse at a water hole as Flint is attacked by a Cheyenne brave. Traditionally enemies, the Cheyenne and Sioux may be working together. Curly tells Flint the Major's daughter Martha is still at the fort. Martha wants little to do with Flint partly because he left her plus she thinks he is a renegade white man because of his friendship with Curly Horse and the Sioux. A patrol led by Capt. Wade Forrest to whom Martha is engaged is attacked by the Sioux. He is wounded in the leg and hides while the other survivor Private Carpenter goes on foot to Fort Hastings for help. The Major decides to send Flint and Curly Horse to rescue Forrest. The Sioux have taken Forrest prisoner so Curly Horse goes to his camp while Flint returns to Fort Hastings. Flint finds everyone dead except Martha who is partly crazed. He is able to sneak Martha out but her actions lead to the Sioux capturing them. Black Panther wants Martha for his squaw while Flint and Forrester are tortured with a fire ring. Curly helps them escape causing Martha to change her view but there is a cost to Curly for his friendship. Written by Anonymous
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Orphan Tuck Hardy is being escorted by his grandfather Cappy Darrin to Kingston to live with his wealthy Uncle Mason…
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Orphan Tuck Hardy is being escorted by his grandfather Cappy Darrin to Kingston to live with his wealthy Uncle Mason according to his mother's will. Cappy has raised Tuck to love the sea and both want to go to sea and see the world. Cappy has been trying to steer Adams off course to miss Kingston but when he fails, Cappy and Tuck decide to strike out on their own to bypass Kingston and head for San Francisco. The two steal supplies, tie up Wooster, and scare the horses to make their escape. The next day the train continues on to Kingston but when the train is close to Kingston, Adams leaves to find Cappy and Tuck. He finds Tuck sick with Cappy by the Platte river after a failed attempt to "sail" their wagon across the river. They return to Kingston where Cappy prays for Tuck's recovery. Written by Anonymous
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Due to rainstorms blocking their normal route, Flint is scouting for a new route. He finds one but is confronted…
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Due to rainstorms blocking their normal route, Flint is scouting for a new route. He finds one but is confronted by three hands who tell him the owner will not allow passage and to leave. Flint turns the table on them taking their weapons and forcing them to take him to the owner Felizia Kingdon - an elderly woman. She states she controls 300,000 acres ruling it with an iron fist learned from her seafaring father. When Flint proves his mettle against her best hands, Felizia decides to hold him to marry her granddaughter and take over the ranch. The foreman and granddaughter with the aid of the maid help Flint escape with Felizia as a hostage. A slip made by Felizia tells Flint she is having the foreman Alex murdered to make room for Flint. Taking Felizia with him, Flint tries to save Alex. Fate intervenes to help Flint and causes reality to settle in with Felizia. At the end she reveals to Flint the truth about what the ranch cost her. Written by Anonymous
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The wagon train is needing meat but the area is too dry to support much life. While scouting for meat,…
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The wagon train is needing meat but the area is too dry to support much life. While scouting for meat, Flint stumbles into a lush valley. Although there are several signs warning trespassers to stay out, Flint enters anyway. Jess MacAbee confronts Flint telling him to leave and that they have no livestock. Flint leaves but finds cows and other signs of food so he returns in a stealthy manner confronting Jess. When Jess's wife and five daughters see Flint, it is their first contact with anyone from outside since Jess brought his wife Belle there 20 years earlier. Flint updates them on the outside world which upsets Jess who has the daughters and wife doing all the work while he relaxes and protects them from "Indians". Jess and Belle decide that Flint must marry one of the daughters but Flint wants nothing to do with it. Jess runs off a neighbor who has six boys much to Flint's unhappiness. When a group of friendly Indians appear, Flint uses the situation to bring the neighbor back and regain his freedom. Written by Anonymous
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Major Adams and Hawks find a boy camping in a ravine as they near Fort Stoneman in hostile Indian territory.…
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Major Adams and Hawks find a boy camping in a ravine as they near Fort Stoneman in hostile Indian territory. He is heading east alone and refuses to go with the train to the Fort to catch a ride east. A massive thunderstorm scares off several horses and floods the ravine. The boy escapes and comes to the train for help. Ultimately he has to go with the train to the Fort where Adams wants to buy horses but needs permission from his old commander Col. Benedict who is on a week long drunk. Adams who found the boy had been flogged soon learns he is the son of Benedict who court martialed him for stomping on the US flag at the funeral of a dear friend. His father carried out the flogging himself resulting in his mental breakdown. General Phil Sheridan is coming to inspect the Fort. The family has a long military tradition but the son wants to be a violinist. Knowing the boy's father and mother, Adams tries to explain things to the son who learns facts he did not know earlier. Written by Anonymous
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The womanizing Duke Vittorio Botecelli is ordered to San Francisco by his King. He joins the Adams wagon train along…
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The womanizing Duke Vittorio Botecelli is ordered to San Francisco by his King. He joins the Adams wagon train along with his butler Josef. The Duke continues his womanizing ways on the train earning the ire of the husbands and Major Adams. Adams tell the Duke he must stop or he will find a bullet in his back. The Duke tries to abide by Adams wishes but when he meets the single Julie Crail things change. Her father was a school master and Major Adams promised to take her west. She is impressed with the Duke's educated ways enjoying his company. Much to the Major and her friend Todd's chagrin they develop a close relationship. However, the Duke tells her their time is an "escapade" causing her to avoid him until he rescues her from a runaway team and wagon. The train is met by a coach carrying the Duke's future bride and her father to meet the Duke and take him back to Italy for their wedding. The Duke immediately realizes he must leave Julie but he is in love with her and for the first and only time. The next day they leave the train but Wooster stops by to tell the Duke Julie is getting married. Written by Anonymous
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The wagon train comes down out of the Rockies into a lush valley where the livestock can graze and the…
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The wagon train comes down out of the Rockies into a lush valley where the livestock can graze and the people can rest a couple days before Christmas. A couple of the men are making preparations for Christmas with gifts and decorations. After the members of the train have gone to sleep the Ute Indians attack. Three people are killed and some wounded while the Utes lose five braves and several wounded. The dead include the two men making preparations for Christmas. After the attack Mrs. Sherman notices her little boy Jimmy is missing. The men search the train with no luck while also tending to the wounded. By the end of the next day on Christmas eve the Major goes alone to search for Jimmy in the area around the train's camp. He stumbles upon Jimmy and the Ute Chief's son sound asleep at the same time as the Chief. At that point they must decide the future for themselves and the people they both lead. Written by Anonymous
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With the wagon train stopped 3 days for repairs, Flint rides off into Sioux territory to look for a white…
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With the wagon train stopped 3 days for repairs, Flint rides off into Sioux territory to look for a white girl who disappeared 11 years ago in the same area. Her father Amos Marshall is on the train hoping to find his daughter who was 8 when the 5 wagon train they were on was attacked and he was the only survivor. When Flint is shot in the thigh by a Sioux arrow, Flint shoots the brave. The brave, son of Chief Red Cloud, crawls to his village while Flint is rescued and tended to by a white woman who never speaks and lives with four wolves. The woman thought by the Sioux to be related to the white buffalo woman is asked by Red Cloud's men to tend to his wounded son but she refuses. However, the men see Flint's hat and tell Red Cloud she has a white man with her. Red Cloud has Flint brought to their village where he is hung by his arms. Red Cloud plans to kill Flint unless his son clears him. The woman -- who may well be the missing Ruth Marshall -- then saves Flint's life by agreeing to stay as their medicine woman. The Sioux take Flint to the wagon train where he heals. He and Amos return to her camp. Flint, alone, finds Ruth who will not leave with but gives Flint a book with her name in it which he gives to Amos back in camp. Written by dinky-4 of Minneapolis
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As the wagon train nears the town of Coal Train, Hawks discovers a woman nearly dead by a cabin. They…
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As the wagon train nears the town of Coal Train, Hawks discovers a woman nearly dead by a cabin. They take her to town where the Sheriff identifies her as Lita Foladaire the wife of Jess Foladaire who was a Captain under Major Adams in the war. As the doctor examines her, she passes away. With Jess out of town, Adams and Hawks decide it is their duty to determine who murdered his friend's wife. They trace her steps through the day as she visited her father, the church, her doctor, and a lawyer. They learn she was beautiful marrying a man much older than her against her father's wishes and that she lost a baby which shattered her relationship with Jess who put high value on the family line. She was killed at the home of the artist Carlotti who painted her portrait. They discovered she made out a will leaving everything to her husband's younger brother Clay. Carlotti felt the relationship between Lita and Clay was more than it should have been. Upon Clay's return followed shortly by her husband Jess, Clay contradicts Jess's statements initially making it appear Clay was guilty but ultimately Adams learns the truth. Written by Anonymous
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Flint takes leave to visit Fort Young to see the Harris family. Colonel Harris has returned to command the Fort…
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Flint takes leave to visit Fort Young to see the Harris family. Colonel Harris has returned to command the Fort and they helped raise Flint who spent much time with them growing up. Upon his arrival he learns Charity Harris was killed by Comanches and the mother of Bowman Lewis, Princess, is now a captive of the Army and Bowman is Chief of the Comanches known as Red Bow. After talking with Harris, Flint is sent to Bowman about a meeting with the Army. Flint learns it was a few Comanche braves leaving the tribe for Canada who killed Charity Harris. Bowman agrees to the meeting but when Harris arrives with a large force aiming to attack, the Comanches wipe out the Army forces. Growing up with the Army, Bowman understands and uses military tactics. Harris sends Princess with Major Shegan to arrange another meeting at the Fort with Bowman. When they arrive, Harris takes Flint and Bowman captive. As Harris prepares to leave the Fort with his captives an Indian war party of many tribes surround the Fort massively outnumbering the soldiers. When Harris wants to continue the fight and kill Flint, Major Shegan finally realizes alternate action is required. Written by Anonymous
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Maidie Brant and her son Matthew dog and horses are attacked by an injured cougar. Maidie tells her son he…
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Maidie Brant and her son Matthew dog and horses are attacked by an injured cougar. Maidie tells her son he must kill the dog and horses due to their severe injuries but he refuses so she does it. It leaves them stranded when Hawks finds them. She is headed east and is willing to pay the Major top dollar for horses. Adams tells her he needs all their stock to reach the next town where stock can be purchased at a cheaper price but she refuses to return there. The Major and friend Orbio de Costa notice her severe attitude toward life and survival are taking a toll on her son as she refuses to allow him or herself to develop a friendship or accept help. de Costa learns she had to support her sick husband for ten years with him showing no gratitude or interest in how she did it. He decides to give her a pair of his horses but when Matthew runs off, a cougar attack causes the death of de Costa as well as the boy attacking do Costa thinking it is his mother. It awakens her to what she has done to her son. She finally explains to the Major about her sick husband but adds at the end she allowed him to die. She must decide whether to face what she did and undo the damage to her son as de Costa asked. Written by Anonymous
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At Morgan Falls Joe Hanify comes into the train dying of consumption asking for Flint. He asks Flint to take…
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At Morgan Falls Joe Hanify comes into the train dying of consumption asking for Flint. He asks Flint to take his 17-year old son Larry and $342 to his brother in California. Flint takes Joe's body to Morgan Falls finding Larry in jail for robbery and the scourge of the town. Flint persuades the Sheriff to release Larry to him with the warning that the boy's actions are on Flint's head. Flint opts to not share Larry's past with anyone in camp. Larry settles in well, friendly with Aggie Donovan and a great singer. Flint leaves on a scouting mission returning to Arapaho finding an employee of the train Callahan drunk and mad. At camp a watch and $20 piece were stolen. Larry told Adams he saw Callahan steal the watch which was found in his bedroll. Flint questions Larry but he is convincing as usual. That night Larry goes to Arapaho trying to win big in a poker game with the $20 but loses $250. He returns asking Aggie for help but she refuses as she doesn't trust him. After Larry leaves, Aggie tells Flint and Adams. Flint trails Larry finding a wounded woman and her dead husband. At Arapaho he finds Larry but Larry has already told the Sheriff that Flint is guilty. However, Larry didn't count on the woman living or Callahan standing above him. Written by Anonymous
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The Adams wagon train is waiting for the Tucker, Bernard, and Gantry families to cross the desert to join them.…
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The Adams wagon train is waiting for the Tucker, Bernard, and Gantry families to cross the desert to join them. The small group of three wagons loses their scout and leader to a rattlesnake bite. He has left them with maps but there are two routes. One is shorter but Mr. Tucker believes it to be the worst way to go versus Bernard who disagrees. Bernard was a Sergeant under Tucker in the Army. Bernard is tired of taking orders and wants to lead but Tucker destroys their rifles and takes their water to force them to follow him. Tucker and his wife Sabrina together provide the leadership and will power to continue. Water runs low, wagons break down, horses die, and Mrs. Bernard mental stability weakens. The biggest and strongest, Gantry's son, dies further straining relations. With the loss of a horse they chop the three wagons down to two two wheeled carts that they are forced to abandon later when the water is exhausted. Mr. Tucker goes ahead hoping to reach the Adams train for help while the others struggle along eventually stopping at a spot marked by Tucker. Even Tucker collapses as Hawks and Flint spot him in the desert. Written by Anonymous
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The wagon train hits two dry water holes in a row in the desert forcing severe water rationing. Ben Burns…
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The wagon train hits two dry water holes in a row in the desert forcing severe water rationing. Ben Burns is on the train with his granddaughter and her husband to be John Colter who is a city boy with no outdoor skills. Ben tells Adams that he found Shining Water in the area over 30 years ago and it never goes dry. Adams sends Flint, Ben, John and a few other men to look for it. Ben falls climbing a cliff leaving him with what appears to be fatal wounds but he is not dead and the group is out of water except for Flint's emergency ration. Flint and John stay with Ben who continues to live. During a Shoshone Indian scare, Flint is bitten on the leg by a rattlesnake. Flint is out of his head for a couple of days leaving the scared green John to fend for himself. He decides to suffocate Ben with Flint's jacket and buries Ben. John and Flint head for the wagon train stumbling upon Shining Water. They make it to the train which returns some men to Shining Water with John leading them as Flint is still ill and moody. During this, Ben, not dead, rises out of his stone piled grave and makes his way to the train holding the proof of who he believed killed him in one hand. Written by Anonymous
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Ricky and Laurie Bell live in Baltimore, Maryland married for twelve years. Both came from high society but Ricky has…
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Ricky and Laurie Bell live in Baltimore, Maryland married for twelve years. Both came from high society but Ricky has lost the family fortune and the two decide to go west. At St. Joe Ricky signs up with Major Adams and buys the necessary supplies and equipment only to learn Laurie is pregnant. They decide to stay at St. Joe for a year until the baby is born with Ricky working at a blacksmith shop. The following year Ricky convinces Adams to allow them to apply the previous year's non-refundable deposit to the current year and train. The couple's relationship is strained as Ricky resents the attention Laurie pays to the baby. The divide increases until the train is hit with a deadly fever. Ricky sees it as his chance to be a hero by helping with the sick while allowing him to be separated from Laurie. Ricky comes down with the fever himself forcing Laurie to choose between the baby and helping Ricky. Adams tells her to stay with the baby. Once the fever dissipates Ricky recovers but tells Laurie he doesn't want her around when she comes to him. His attitude forces the Major to intervene and tell Ricky how he has been acting and to act like a man. Written by Anonymous
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As a young orphan boy Tom Tuckett encounters a convict in the marshes. The man has the boy bring him…
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As a young orphan boy Tom Tuckett encounters a convict in the marshes. The man has the boy bring him a file which he uses to remove his chains. Later, a mysterious benefactor pays for Tom to attend some of the best schools including law school, become a gentleman, and join the wagon train to San Francisco where a job awaits him. He finds two friends are on the train - Miss Stevenson and the girl she raised, Elizabeth. Miss Stevenson was left at the alter leaving her with a lonely and cruel attitude toward life and love which she has passed to Elizabeth. Tom met Elizabeth when she was fourteen and has loved her ever since although she thought him to be "common". Nat Burikett surprises Adams at night. He is the cause of the many Indian drums they have heard. Tom believes Miss Stevenson is his benefactor but it is Nat, the convict wanted for treason for warning the Indians about an Army attack when he was a Lieutenant. Tom learns Elizabeth is going to San Francisco to marry as he leaves with Nat who has been recognized by Colonel Barkley. After they leave, Nat hears the Indian drums say the soldiers chasing him will be massacred so he returns to save them. He asks the Indians to let the soldiers live, but they request the Army to let Nat live. Tom returns to the train to find Elizabeth and even Miss Stevenson had a change of heart like the Army. Written by Anonymous
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Adams stops the train for fresh horses and to pickup new members. A single wagon comes into camp with Tracy…
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Adams stops the train for fresh horses and to pickup new members. A single wagon comes into camp with Tracy Sadler and helper Cadge Waldo asking to join. Tracy offers to pay Cadge to find Fletcher Forest and a twelve year old boy. Cadge locates them asking Tracy if she wants him to kill them. She tells him no harm is to come to the boy. She reveals the boy is her son who she lost when she went to prison for killing his father. She meets them at Flint's hoedown. The son, David, takes an instant liking to her but Fletcher is wary. David tells Tracy his father has no love for women. As Tracy and David become closer, Fletcher tells her to stay away from both of them accusing her of being his mother. Tracy decides to tell David the truth. The suddenness of the revelation causes David to runaway. While flint locates him, Fletcher and Tracy worry but drunk Cadge decides to settle the issue by taking Fletcher at gunpoint. Fletcher is able to take the gun wounding Cadge. He learns Tracy had no part in Cadge's action and she plans to leave. He confesses to Tracy he knew his son was bad as he had spoiled him. He has blamed his mother who deserted him at birth and the woman he blamed for his son's death. David returns to find Tracy leaving but his grandfather a changed man telling David to go after Tracy if he desires. Written by Anonymous
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Flint spots a man collapse and offers him water. The man, Jupe, pulls a knife on Flint taking him captive.…
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Flint spots a man collapse and offers him water. The man, Jupe, pulls a knife on Flint taking him captive. Jupe takes him to a camp where he sees Phelan who was kicked off the wagon train last year for stealing. The leader is Alexander Portlass who treats Flint in a civil manner compared to the others. He needs Flint's scouting skills to decipher clues on an Aztec tablet he stole that leads to Montezuma's treasure. He hopes to have a room at the British Musuem dedicated to his find. Flint escapes, recaptured and put in an Oregon boot to prevent another escape. He leads then to a canyon he believes might be the location. While collecting firewood, the Latigo Kid finds an Aztec war club. When he uses it in a fight with Jupe, Alexander is forced to kill Jupe to save the Kid. The Kid leads them to the site where he found the club which has writing on the wall. Flint finds a cave behind the wall. The Latigo Kid enters the hole resulting in his death as claimed by by the Aztec gods. Phelan traps Flint and Alexander who is sick and mentally unstable in the cave. Flint uses an Aztec bow and arrow to kill Phelan as Phalen shoots Bruto. The cave collapses on Alexander in his "room" freeing Flint. Written by Anonymous
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Christine Elliot arrives in St. Louis just before her father passes away. He is moving his school for boys from…
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Christine Elliot arrives in St. Louis just before her father passes away. He is moving his school for boys from St. Louis to Sacamento, California. He has closed the school but he leaves eleven orphan boys in Christine's hands to take west. However, since he never had legal guardianship of the boys, Mr. Morton W. Snipple wants the boys to stay behind living at his orphanage for the money they will bring in from the government. Christine along with Abigail decides to leave in the middle of the night to join the Adams wagon train who has already been paid to take them. A twelfth boy joins the group as they leave. Adams initially balks at two women with twelve boys but relents. After a rough start all is well. Christine, a widow, meets Phillip Ayers on the train who had been an orphan raised by her father. He is going west to teach. He asks her to marry him but to her dismay the boys veto the idea which she will not override. Snipple arrives with a deputy to take the boys but Hawks and Wooster hide the boys from Snipple who no one likes including the deputy. With help from Hawks and Adams, Phillip is able to work with the boys to provide a solution making everyone happy - except Snipple. Written by Anonymous
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Adams and Hawks spot buzzards overhead finding Joshua Gilliam who has been severely whipped with a bull whip. They return…
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Adams and Hawks spot buzzards overhead finding Joshua Gilliam who has been severely whipped with a bull whip. They return to the train where Greta Halstadt tends to his wounds. Joshua tells them he is a school teacher who was whipped for giving a student a lashing. He is very friendly with Greta to the dismay of her mother Freda. Greta has been teaching the kids on the train but she suggests having a trained teacher would be beneficial to the kids. Joshua is a great teacher and his cultured manners wins Greta's heart. Joshua attempts to secretly hypnotize Greta but Freda interrupts. Freda tells Joshua that Greta will not receive her inheritance unless Freda blesses her marriage. As part of a history lesson Joshua teaches the children about the Salem witch trials while at the same time convincing them witches exist indirectly describing Freda. The children become frighten by Freda causing her to have a nervous breakdown aided by Joshua's tricks. He uses hypnosis to tell Freda to ride at midnight to a ghost town to find a doctor. When Greta can't find her, she has Joshua go after Freda. When they don't return quickly, she tells Adams who realizes there may be foul play afoot. Written by Anonymous
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At camp Margaret Hamilton (Maggie) decides to run off during the evening during another tantrum. She and her parents are…
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At camp Margaret Hamilton (Maggie) decides to run off during the evening during another tantrum. She and her parents are from the city with no experience in the west. Maggie has a long history of running away since being a child. The next morning her dad reports her missing to Adams who sends Bill to bring back Flint who has seen signs of a small party of renegades drinking. Maggie becomes lost leaving signs for anyone following her. The renegades find her sign and capture her while finding she is a hand full and literally bites the hand that feeds her. Flint finds the trail catching the group while they sleep except for Sam Bass who frees Maggie thinking she is going to "cooperate" with him. Cherkee Ned hears Sam leave camp and follows him. He kills Sam while Flint knocks out Ned. Maggie takes Flint's horse while he steals one from the renegades and runs off the rest of their horses. He catches up with Maggie who fell off the horse. She still acts like a spoiled kid even after Flint feeds her. When she threatens to shoot him, Flint decides an old fashioned spanking is in order. Written by Anonymous
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Adams has agreed to Chief Red Hawk's terms to kill no game while crossing his territory. It is taking longer…
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Adams has agreed to Chief Red Hawk's terms to kill no game while crossing his territory. It is taking longer than expected to cross and the train is down to hardtack for meat. Having lived alone in Indian territory all his life Jonas Murdock tells Adams he could catch game without the Indians knowing it. However, Adams is adamant there will be no hunting and has Hawks, a close friend to Jonas, verify Jonas he won't hunt. Young Alma Hardy tells Jonas her grandpa needs protein to stay healthy so Jonas decides to trap a few rabbits. Wooster following Adams' orders trails Jonas catching him trapping. Jonas severely hurts Wooster with his rifle butt. When Adams confronts Jonas with a punch, Jonas hits Adams who is speared in the back by a spit when he falls. Thinking Adams is dead, Jonas leaves camp. Hawks has Wooster take over the train and care of Adams while he goes after Jonas as promised to Chief Red Hawk. Jonas uses his Indian scout experience to steal Bill's horse and gun plus drug Bill via a water hole. Bill perseveres to catch Jonas who tries to kill Bill. Bill returns with Jonas in time to prevent others from hunting while Chief Red Hawk decides to repay the train for keeping its promise. Written by Anonymous
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Flint wore out and sleep deprived takes Adams offer to quit when Adams wants him to help with a busted…
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Flint wore out and sleep deprived takes Adams offer to quit when Adams wants him to help with a busted wagon. He rides to the nearby town of Silver Creek. He has a few drinks with the saloon girl Sophie who gives him a knock out drug. He is shanghaied to work in a tunnel for a future railroad. The regular workers left when the work turned dangerous due to hot water springs. He is in with a rag tag group of men who are hoping escapee Amos Gibbon will bring help but the hopes are dashed when he is returned severely whipped and beaten. Flint and the men agree on a scheme to capture the guards but Gibbons informs on them resulting in the death of Miles. Flint develops a second plan for gaining their freedom using a piece of gold ore Tom found and dynamite Tom stole to trap the Judge and Morton with them. The plan works but the men are trapped in the mine due to an explosion. Adams, missing Flint, decides the men should go to Silver Creek finding a strange man claiming ownership of Flint's horse. With some persuasion, he leads them to the mine as the explosion occurs. Written by Anonymous
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Charles Ivers is found murdered along with a bloody rifle next to drunk and passed out Bradley Mason. After Adams…
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Charles Ivers is found murdered along with a bloody rifle next to drunk and passed out Bradley Mason. After Adams jails Mason, he decides the wagon train will hold a trial for Mason as they are too far from the law. A British Barrister agrees to be prosecutor but when the other two attorneys decline to defend Mason, the job is left to an elderly law professor who never practiced law. Adams is forced to stop a lynching lead by Mr. Miller and his two sons as the whole camp is itching for fast justice. Applewhite tries to put on a strong defense as he actually believes Mason to be innocent but Mason's memory is poor due to his drinking that evening. The only person to have faith in him is sixteen year old Eileen who is in love with Mason. Applewhite is able to prove some of the witnesses against Mason are unreliable but when Ivers' son Davy takes the stand accusing Mason of killing his father, Mason suddenly breaks down admitting he killed Ivers making it look like an open and shut case for the prosecution. Sentencing to come next. Written by Anonymous
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As court reconvenes for sentencing, Applewhite asks to withdraw the confession and continue the trial as a new witness is…
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As court reconvenes for sentencing, Applewhite asks to withdraw the confession and continue the trial as a new witness is available. Ivers' wife, Leslie Ivers, has joined the wagon train coming from San Francisco to meet her son and husband at his request. Adams grants Applewhite his requests allowing Applewhite time to prepare and allowing Leslie to speak to Mason. Applewhite questions the Cassidy family members and Eliott Drake about their relationships with Ivers. When Leslie Ivers testifies, she reveals that Ivers killed Molly Cassidy's husband and lead to Drake's father's death. Furthermore, she was first married to Mason who is Ivers' brother but her father annulled the marriage and forced her to marry Charles Mason (Ivers' real name) and Davy is Bradley Mason's son. Furthermore, a man sent to prison by Charles, Jed Fuller, threatened Charles causing him to go west. Bradley Mason takes the stand after realizing people had mistaken who threatened who during his argument with his brother. Mason was trying to warn Ivers about someone during the argument. As Applewhite thought, there was another person there when Mason left his brother who he now recalls and recognizes in the audience - Jed Fuller. Written by Annymous
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Flint discovers a carriage overturned and stops a man whipping an Indian. Countess Baranof is traveling to Alaska with her…
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Flint discovers a carriage overturned and stops a man whipping an Indian. Countess Baranof is traveling to Alaska with her bodyguard Col. Vasily a Cossock trained in the Russian concept of nobles being above other classes. The Countess is less bothered by the American idea of equality than the Colonel as she takes a quick interest in Flint. Flint releases the Indian taking the Countess and Colonel to the train as their horses and carriage are gone. The Countess tries to use her romantic influence with Flint to obtain a wagon and horses but when it fails she is able to convince Alex Foster to help as he wants to leave his wife. Flint tries to dissuade the Countess from going but the Colonel forces her to go as he is part of a revolutionary group in Russia who wants to takes the family fortune of the Countess. When Mrs. Foster says she was stabbed by the Countess, Flint goes after her to take her to jail. He catches the group where Mr. Foster has learned he was used and in danger from the Colonel. Flint is forced to kill the Colonel taking the Countess to jail where Adams and Mrs. Foster meet them. Adams learns the truth about the stabbing and is surprised on several issues! Written by Anonymous
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A boy hurt in a crippling accident and a domineering mother meet a runaway boy who she feels is making…
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A boy hurt in a crippling accident and a domineering mother meet a runaway boy who she feels is making him do things outside his capabilities. Another accident reveals something unexpected since it may pit two friends against each other. |
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When the wagon train enters Chiracua territory, it is attacked. Marie Hargrave is killed by an arrow while her husband…
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When the wagon train enters Chiracua territory, it is attacked. Marie Hargrave is killed by an arrow while her husband is severely wounded by one in the shoulder. The Chiracua leave at nightfall but a young man rides into camp under a white flag. Adams and his men know him as Swift Cloud, son of Chief Fire Cloud. Adams had taken him to San Francisco four years earlier to see a doctor about a profound limp. The Chief wanted his son healed so he can be Chief but when he did not return, Chief Fire Cloud started attacking wagon trains believing his son is dead. Swift Cloud tells Adams he has learned the white man's ways and become a doctor. The people on the train refuse to let him treat them so he leaves for the Chiracua camp to see his dad. His dad is on his death bed from an infected bullet wound in the leg. He allows Swift Cloud to operate but Geema the Medicine man refuses to let him allowing Chief Fire Cloud to die. When Swift Cloud claims the title of Chief, his friend Straight Arrow challenges him and wins. Swift Cloud refuses to leave the tribe staying as one of the old women. When Hargraves condition worsens due to the arrow head still in his shoulder, Adams and Wooster take him to the only doctor, Swift Cloud. Geema predicts Hargrave will die but Swift Cloud operates on Hargrave with Straight Arrow's permission. Written by Anonymous
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Major Adams is away from the wagon train. Flint is the acting wagon master in charge, as he is leading…
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Major Adams is away from the wagon train. Flint is the acting wagon master in charge, as he is leading the train he meets a band of frindly Mojave indians. The friendly Mojaves have found a white man who they believe is dying of thirst. Flint takes the man form the Mojaves and brings him to the train. Another female passenger who had joined the train just days before recognizes him as a minister she once knew and loved. Hostile indians show up on the horizon and bring the train to a full stage of alert. Several guards post by the train are killed in the night. The women is taken in the night and it is looking worse by the minute. When all seems lost the calvery shows anf chases the indians off. Major Adams returns to the train with the woman who was hostage and an exciting story concludes as the man and woman are reunited.
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A stage rolls into Apache Flats with a dead woman on it. Saloon owner Casey thinks she died of bubonic…
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A stage rolls into Apache Flats with a dead woman on it. Saloon owner Casey thinks she died of bubonic plague and forces the stage to leave town with the woman but minus her luggage. They find a baby girl in the "luggage". Although Casey wants to get rid of the baby, saloon worker Flo takes the baby with her. Wooster and Hawks arrive for supplies but Wooster goes to Casey's saloon for a "single" drink. After learning about the baby, he overhears two men arguing about who will kill the "kid" meaning a baby goat for a celebration. Wooster thinking they mean the baby decides to steal the baby taking her to the wagon train. Hawks and Adams notice him acting strange after they return with Hawks eventually finding the baby but he keeps Wooster's secret. A Sheriff arrives at Apache Flats with the baby's grandfather looking for the baby. Casey takes them to the wagon train where Wooster's attachment to the baby causes him to try to runoff with the baby. The men follow Wooster who finally realizes he can't keep the baby after taking some shots at Adams. The grandfather realizes Wooster's interests were well intended suggesting they name the baby Charlene - after Charlie. Written by Anonymous
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With ten days left to reach Sacramento, missionary Abigail Newkirk loses her driver to the higher paying mines. While in…
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With ten days left to reach Sacramento, missionary Abigail Newkirk loses her driver to the higher paying mines. While in town trying to find her driver, she meets Sam Livingston who tries to help her. Sam has a pet pig, Endicott who he introduces to Abigail while telling her part of his history. That night still unable to find a driver, Abigail's prayers are answered when Sam and his friend Cass Fleming arrive offering to drive her as both have made the trip before. Cass owns part of a bank that was in financial trouble until Sam put up the money to bail it out now owning the controlling interest. Cass is running for US Senator in California. As they travel to Sacramento, Sam frequently has the wagon stop so he can reminisce about events in the past. Most involve the rough treatment he received as a sixteen year old from Cass and his friends. He lost his horse, was forced to work at gunpoint, and had one of the biggest gold claims stolen from him. Cass's plans for the bank and senate depend on Sam who has vowed to make him pay by naming a different president - Endicott his pig. Abigail seeing what is happening has her own interest in Sam and tries to preach forgiveness to him. Written by Znonymous
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At Denver medicine man Shadrack Bennington parts ways with Princess Fatima who wants to marry him and go east. Shadrack…
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At Denver medicine man Shadrack Bennington parts ways with Princess Fatima who wants to marry him and go east. Shadrack steals her lion Caesar who is part of his show. Shadrach and Wooster ask Adams while he is half asleep if Shadrack can join the train to San Francisco to which Adams agrees much to his regret later. Adams per usual blows his stack when he encounters Caesar staring him in the face and hears Shadrack is making proposals to young women. Shadrack continues to put his show on for the wagon train selling his magic potion until it runs out. He entices Jennifer 'Jenny' Robertson to be his new Princess in his act. She quickly learns to enjoy the life falling for Shadrack while the orphan Winfy Robertson takes to Shardrack as a father figure and enjoys Caesar. At San Francisco Shadrack leaves Jenny and Winfy behind to be free and on his own much to their dismay. Winfy is close to death when Adams finds Shadrack bringing him back to see Winfy and give him his magic potion. Winfy's grandfather asks Shadrack to stay for Winfy's benefit while Jenny still wants to be with him. The result is a family for Shadrack which he worked to avoid and a family medicine show. Written by Anonymous
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Naive young Irishman Samuel T. Evans packs the family printing press and heads west. After the greenhorn lightens his wallet…
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Naive young Irishman Samuel T. Evans packs the family printing press and heads west. After the greenhorn lightens his wallet at the St. Louis merchants, he joins the wagon train where he finds love and a wife in a girl named Melanie. The young couple share the adventure of life on the trial. But Sam seems to experience more than his share of the adventure. For one, Sam's horses don't take kindly to the clumsy greenhorn. And the Indians don't go easy on him, either. Even after being warned of the thieving Indians, the unfortunate greenhorn loses a valuable horse. But that's only the start of what the Indians do to Samuel T. Evans. Everything culminates when the Indians mistake Sam as the leader of the wagon train and kidnap him for ransom. But the fiery Irishman proves to be a handful even for the Indians, who gladly trade the man of the "Irish tribe" back to the wagon train. Not everything goes wrong for Sam, however. Melanie has good news for him - he's going to be a father - if only she can get through to her distracted husband. Written by Christopher D.
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Major Adams is back in St. Louis preparing to take a new group of travelers west and arguing with Flint,…
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Major Adams is back in St. Louis preparing to take a new group of travelers west and arguing with Flint, Bill, and Charlie, who are threatening to quit if they don't get raises. Along comes Horace Best, the Major's cousin, sort of, who wants to become a wagon master himself. He tells Adams he has $184.65 to begin his business which is not enough for passage to the west for himself. After tailing Adams as he sees each vendor about wagons, supplies, and horses, cousin Horace puts the lessons he learned in Tennessee on trading to make his own deals with the vendors preventing the Major from building his own wagon train. With plenty of ideas of his own to improve the trip across the west, he soon has signed up almost 100 wagons and Charlie, Bill, and Flint to boot. Now, can he get his wagon train to California? Written by bobbymaxwell
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When little Peggy O'Toole splatters mud on Albert Farnsworth's prized leather boots, she ignites a feud between the proud British…
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When little Peggy O'Toole splatters mud on Albert Farnsworth's prized leather boots, she ignites a feud between the proud British colonel and Peggy's grandfather, the hot-headed Irishman Mike O'Toole. Jeremy Oakes, the colonel's orderly, tries to diffuse the situation, but with the colonel's proud, arrogant personality it's not long before Farnsworth has insulted others and tried the patience of Major Adams. The major orders Farnsworth to keep to himself and tasks Tim O'Toole with keeping Peggy and his father away from the colonel. But the wagon train's close quarters lead to continued confrontations involving more and more people, which threaten to spill out of control. In the meantime Cheyenne Indians approach the wagon train. The Cheyenne demand supplies in exchange for safe passage. Major Adams decides to accept the offer. Before he can close the deal Colonel Farnsworth interrupts the meeting. The colonel's rude remarks insult the Cheyenne, who declare they will take the supplies by force. In the ensuing raid Peggy O'Toole is taken hostage by the Cheyenne. Colonel Farnsworth insists on going after her despite the very real possibility the Cheyenne will kill him. Written by Christopher D.
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Flint shoots and kills a man for horse stealing, then finds out he was the husband of a childhood friend.…
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Flint shoots and kills a man for horse stealing, then finds out he was the husband of a childhood friend. When he takes the body to town, he learns the man was also the mayor and buying horses for his livery stable. Reluctant to admit killing him, Flint tells the sheriff and the wife Allison he just found the body. The sheriff determined to find the truth soon learns it by questioning members of the wagon train. He tells the victim's brother Bert who tells Allison. The Sheriff has a talk with Flint telling him he believes there is more to the story and that Bert was not of the same caliber as his older brother. As Flint leaves town he watches the deputy run a horse which sparks a thought. He returns to the train to ask if anyone knows who shouted horse thief. Flint with agreement from the others believes Justis was running the horse thinking he was buying it. Flint returns telling Bert he plans to stay and marry Allison. This causes Bert to attack Flint who is able to wrestle control of Bert forcing a confession. However, the Sheriff has to intervene to prevent Bert;s partner from killing Flint. Lou's honor is restored but will Allison and Billy ever be able to forgive Flint? Written by bobbymaxwell
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Hawkes is guiding three wagons through Mescalero Apache territory. One wagon has a family of Quakers hoping to be missionaries…
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Hawkes is guiding three wagons through Mescalero Apache territory. One wagon has a family of Quakers hoping to be missionaries while another is gruff trader Louis Roque with a wagon of trade goods. While scouting ahead, Hawks is confronted by a group of Mexicans lead by Jose Morales who takes Hawks prisoner with plans to take the three wagons. At the camp Raleigh is killed. Morales recognizes Roque as the man who stabbed him after escaping the Alamo. On the road they find two of Morales' men killed by the Mescalero. They run to a burned out cabin for protection while the Mescalero attack. Soon Morales is the only man left of his group but wounded. Hawks and Roque join the fighting while Joseph Oliver refuses to fight believing he can make peace with the Indians. During a lull he goes outside to make contact with the Mescalero but is killed with a lance. That night they decide Hawks can lead the three remaining members of his party to safety while Morales stays behind as Roque decides to stay with Morales as a sign of unity and respect for each other as soldiers. He raises the Texas Lone Star flag on his sword right before the Mescalero make their final attack. Hawks gets the others to safety but goes back to bury and pay respects to the two men who saved the rest. Written by Anonymous
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Flint is asked to guide Mike Kelly, John Miller, and Dutch Carl Anders to Haunted Mountain where Mike's father Jerald…
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Flint is asked to guide Mike Kelly, John Miller, and Dutch Carl Anders to Haunted Mountain where Mike's father Jerald disappeared. John Miller's brother was found dead at the base of the mountain with an Aztec knife in his hand. Flint is surprised by Lia who says she is a Princess. If her father okays it, she will return to lead the group to him. She returns waking Flint telling him she will lead them to her village in the mountain. She leads them on horseback up the mountain and through a tunnel to a walled city containing the descendants of the Aztecs and Montezuma who escaped Cortez. The village is ruled by Montezuma IX living frozen in time. Flint falls in love with Lia who talks to Flint about it being her eighteenth year. Montezuma delays answering Mike Kelly's question about his father but eventually Jerald Kelly tells Flint he wishes to stay there and his son is not to know he is alive. Flint prepares to leave asking Lia to go with him to be his bride only to find she is promised to another - their gods as a blood sacrifice. Although Montezuma decides Flint's religion might be good for his people, the people are not convinced. Lia must stay to allow Flint's group to escape. Written by Anonymous
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Ben Harness kills Cathy Eckhart's father and admits it. A trial finds Ben guilty and hanged. As they approach a…
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Ben Harness kills Cathy Eckhart's father and admits it. A trial finds Ben guilty and hanged. As they approach a pass they meet a Army patrol who warns Adams about threatening Kiowa Indians and that no trains make it through the pass. They suspect a renegade alerting the Kiowa is traveling with the trains. Adams hired Jefferson Miller to scout the pass. Adams doesn't trust Miller so he has Hawks tail him. Hawks catches Miller at a fire pit and brings him back to the train. They find Cathy Eckhart hanged and scalped on the return. Adams brings Miller, Whitey, the Preacher, and Sarah Harness, Ben's widow, to see Cathy's body. He has each person tell their story to determine who the murderer and renegade is or the train will turn around. Each person tells their story allowing new details about the first murder to surface. Cathy's father caught her and Ben as she kissed Ben. Cathy asked the preacher to have Ben stay quiet about it which he did but Sarah wanted Ben to confess the truth. It appears Miller is the likely culprit until he shows Adams he is Army Intelligience. The Preacher states he saw Sarah bring Cathy there at gunpoint and hang her. Sarah admits to all but the hanging. Adams and Miller sound like they found the renegade but did they? Maybe not. Written by Anonymous
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Flint, Hawks and Wooster are leading a small group of wagons split off the main train to the Dakotas. A…
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Flint, Hawks and Wooster are leading a small group of wagons split off the main train to the Dakotas. A massive rain storm floods a river crossing. The options are to turn around or cross Sioux burial grounds hoping to make it through before the rain ends and the Sioux are out. Samuel Bleymier is a believer in signs and omens. He keeps his daughter Belle on a short leash. He says the signs indicate they should turn back. Flint takes a vote with Justin Claiborne casting the deciding vote to cross the Sioux grounds. Bleymier's wagon breaks a wheel after being stuck in a mud hole. He and Hawks with another man stay to fix the wheel while the rest go on. Belle rides with Wooster and a relationship has developed between her and Justin with plans to marry. When the rain clears, Justin decides to go on horseback to find her father's wagon. The wagon is destroyed by the Sioux but Hawks and Bleymier are alive. Hawks uses the horse to warn the others while Justin and Bleymier go on foot. Hawks warns the others but Belle takes Justin's wagon to look for him. She finds them but Bleymier shoots Belle hoping to kill Justin. He steals the wagon while Justin carries Belle back as a tornado hits. Bleymier's reading of the signs fail him in the tornado. Written by Anonymous
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The wagon train passes through a drought stricken area on the way to Fort Mescalero where they plan to restock…
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The wagon train passes through a drought stricken area on the way to Fort Mescalero where they plan to restock the water supply. They spot the drunk Dr. Colter Craven and his wife stranded with a broken axle and wheel. The doctor was asked to leave Fort Mescalero but the couple is forced to go there with the wagon train. Adams soon discovers the doctor is an alcoholic but still has some medical skills. At Fort Mescalero the owner Park Cleatus wants to gouge the train for water asking $25 per barrel. Adams decides to only water the stock continuing on to the river. Cleatus is hoping the train will abandon property on the way which he can collect. Hawks finds a steep but passable shortcut to the river saving the train. Creel Weatherby has a pregnant wife about to give birth but she needs a C-section to save her and the baby. Dr. Craven says he is unable to operate due to mental stress he suffered in the Civil War at Shiloh. Adams tells him a story about a friend who had a drinking problem but overcame it - Ulysses Simpson Grant. After listening to Adams and drinking a pot of coffee, Dr. Craven is ready to operate. Written by Anonymous
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Flint heads to Maddoxville to buy beef for the wagon train. On the way he finds a woman shot laying…
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Flint heads to Maddoxville to buy beef for the wagon train. On the way he finds a woman shot laying on the ground but alive. He takes her to Maddoxville to the doctor. Although the doctor's wife wants to turn her away, he treats her. Flint learns she killed Ben Maddox's son in her room behind the saloon. Maddox had sent his hired gun Jesse to catch Jane Hawkins to hang her but Jesse shot and left her. When told to bring back the body, Jesse can't find it so Maddox has him search the town. He learns she is alive and in the area but his men are forced to search for her. Flint who hid Jane decides Jane is not guilty so he enters town the next day saying he is her relative looking for her. With the information Jane provided and a critical detail provided by the doctor, Flint breaks into Maddox's house to confront him and his daughter with the truth. When the guilty party confirms his suspicions, Flint also confirms that Maddox is not interested in the truth but preserving his empire. Jesse and his men find Jane so Flint has to confront them alone as the townspeople are afraid of Maddox. However, a change of heart changes the future of the town. Written by Anonymous
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Gabe Henry and his son Luther are traveling west with Granny Henry as Gabe's wife passed away five years earlier.…
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Gabe Henry and his son Luther are traveling west with Granny Henry as Gabe's wife passed away five years earlier. As she passes away, Granny has Gabe promise to find a wife before he reaches California. The train stops at Aurora for a couple of days to refit. Gabe and Luther go to town with the idea of finding Gabe a wife. The preferred women seem to be taken but Luther finds pretty Candy O'Hara. When Gabe meets her the first time, he has the "feeling" he told Luther he was looking for. Candy is in Aurora to earn $100 to bail out her gambler friend. When Luther tells Adams and the men about her, they become worried Gabe will marry her as they know her history. Adams tells Candy to leave Gabe alone but Gabe persists in pursuing Candy with a buggy ride and picnic. As she visits the wagon train to tell Adams she is trying to dissuade Gabe, she overhears Adams talk about her history. That night she tells Gabe who she is and about her job in the saloon and her friend in jail. Gabe, disappointed, has a talk with Adams who talks about a reformed man he knew but that women don't get the same chance. Gabe bails out her friend who has no interest in marrying Candy forcing him to propose. Candy realizing she doesn't love him, makes a life changing decision. Written by Anonymous
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The wagon train starts crossing a wide river with quicksand late in the day before a major rain storm. Adams…
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The wagon train starts crossing a wide river with quicksand late in the day before a major rain storm. Adams has Wooster hold half of the train up until the next day. Flint is to return and can guide them across the river. On the way to the train Flint sees smoke finding a Comanche village destroyed with the women and children killed. He buries the wife of Chief Dark Eagle after she tells him the Army attacked them. Flint goes to the Fort finding green Col. Buckner who thought the Comanche killed one of his officers. After he shows Flint the arrow, Flint tells him the arrow is Kiowa - not Comanche. Flint continues on to the wagon train where a Pawnee scout warns Flints the Army post has been destroyed. Panicked Jabez Moore tries to cross the flooded river losing his wagon and life. A wounded Col. Buckner and Lt. Bevins arrive looking for sanctuary. The Comanches surround the camp with massive numbers. Flint tells the people to act normally while he leaves to meet Dark Eagle. He offers his own life to Dark Eagle but Dark Eagle's men enter the camp taking the Colonel and Lt. Flint is freed and the train allowed to go on unharmed as Dark Eagle gets Comanche justice from the Colonel. Written by Anonymous
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Wes Varney injures his ankle when his horse throws him and runs away. After a few days he is found…
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Wes Varney injures his ankle when his horse throws him and runs away. After a few days he is found by Roger and Nancy Bigelow nearly dead. Roger is a man with a violent temper who has turned to the ministry to control it. Although Wes had threatened to kill Roger for his horse, Roger and Nancy take care of him nursing him back to health. Adams and his men recognize Wes as an outlaw although they are unsure if he is still wanted. Over time Roger tries to change Wes's attitude by showing complete faith in Wes including letting him know where Roger stores $1000 for a new church. Once Wes heals, he makes a pass at Nancy knowing she will tell Roger. When Roger confronts Wes, Wes knocks out Roger stealing the money and Roger's best horse Prince. Adams tracks Wes down bringing him and the money back to Roger. Roger lies saying he gave Wes the money and horse to keep Adams from locking up Wes hoping he can still change Wes. Wes once again takes off on foot and Nancy can't find the money. Roger catches Wes resulting in the old Roger surfacing with him beating up Wes. Adams and Nancy find them with Nancy announcing she found the money - Wes stole Roger's bible. Written by Anonymous
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Drifter Jeff Durant, notoriously known as a drunk, looks for work but is refused by townsfolk. Even a shady buffalo…
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Drifter Jeff Durant, notoriously known as a drunk, looks for work but is refused by townsfolk. Even a shady buffalo hunter known to encroach upon tribal lands, doesn't want him. Jeff spotting Bruce Millikan playing the mouth organ joins him on his own mouth organ. Flint needing a driver for the Millikan wagon, after Clete suffers a broken leg, hires Jeff despite his drunken reputation. Jeff hearing Bruce play a song from the school he taught at learns that Bruce's real father Jeremy Dow died in a fire at the school as a hero. Jeff realizes Bruce is his son and his wife is on the train. Jeff leaves the train to join the buffalo hunters but returns to give his son his German mouth organ. While doing so, he faces Hester his wife who recognizes him. He leaves but decides to return to be with his son. While teaching Bruce to hunt elk, they see Jubal Ash and his hunters. Flint and Hawks find a dead horse belonging to the Arapaho. They find Jeff but Bruce is missing. An Arapaho brave tells the men the Arapaho want Jubal, who killed Iron Hand's son, for the boy. Unable to locate Jubal in the rain, Jeff decides to take Jubal's place to save his son, dying by fire for real this time. Written by enzechen357
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Ex-lawman Bill Strode rides into camp with a bullet hole in him to enlist the aid of Flint McCullough, whose…
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Ex-lawman Bill Strode rides into camp with a bullet hole in him to enlist the aid of Flint McCullough, whose life he saved years earlier in Abilene. Flint's questions get evasive answers, but he is willing to help Strode. After they leave camp, Earl Packer rides into camp looking for Strode and a meal. Hawks offers him a meal to help delay his departure. When a blizzard blows up in the mountains, Flint guides Strode to a deserted hunter's cabin. He tends to Strode who has an infection and is not lucid much of the time. It seems Strode now has a price of $5000 on his head and bounty hunter Earl Packer on his trail. After Packer catches up with them at the cabin, the three men ride out the blizzard together in the tiny cabin, Flint must keep them from killing each other and learns the whole story about Strode turning dirty for money. Packer, who wanted to kill Strode, awakens to the change in Strode due to the pressure of his life as Strode goes mad. Written by bobbymaxwell
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Patience Miller's husband is killed by the Comanche on the wagon train on their way to teach at a school…
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Patience Miller's husband is killed by the Comanche on the wagon train on their way to teach at a school for the Arapaho. They along with daughter Prudence are Quakers. Flint drops Patience and Prudence at the school. Mr. Wise decides to stay when he learns the women are alone. Patience is confronted immediately by Chief Spotted Horse and braves but they back off when they see her red hair calling her a medicine woman. She uses their beliefs about her along with the desires of Chief North Star's son Evening Star to convince the Arapaho to send their children to school. Evening Star becomes a prized pupil but Patience becomes concerned when Evening Star talks about the Chiefs deciding they should attack the Comanche - their traditional enemy. Patience pleads with the Arapaho tribal council to cancel the attack which they do. However, shortly afterwards, Evening Star is killed by the Comanche. The Arapaho take the son of Comanche Chief Dark Eagle prisoner to be executed in return. Patience with the aid of Evening Star's mother release and return the son with the request that the two tribes meet in peace. In the end Chief North Star decides they can each learn from each other. Written by Anonymous
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Sam Elder and ten boys he is training in a military school style environment ask Hawks to allow them to…
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Sam Elder and ten boys he is training in a military school style environment ask Hawks to allow them to join the train for the trip to California. He has a land grant there on which he hopes to open a military academy. The boys are orphans of soldiers that fought and died under Elder in the war. The Allen family lost a boy in the war causing the father Ben Allen to try and force his daughter Millie to avoid the boy Sgt. Perks. Ben continually creates arguments with Sam. When he learns Sam won the Congressional Medal of Honor for leading the charge in which Ben's son was killed, Ben tries to kill Sam. Written by Anonymous
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The wagon train stops to go buffalo hunting and see a mountain man who lives nearby. He is found missing…
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The wagon train stops to go buffalo hunting and see a mountain man who lives nearby. He is found missing under strange circumstances. While hunting, Hawks and two men are attacked by Cheyenne and forced to take shelter in a burned out adobe. At the same time Major Adams makes another run to the mountain man's cabin and decides to check the Cheyenne camp as the Cheyenne signed a peace treaty last year. When he finds the Cheyenne camp burned, he decides to move the wagon train by night through a pass to safety. When Hawks returns with news of the two trapped men, Adams decides to abandon them for the safety of the train. Once through the pass he returns to see if the two men can be rescued and finds another wagon train massacred. The two men, one wounded, catch up with the men as they bury the bodies. Written by anonymous
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The harsh sun, violent wind, pouring rain, wild Indians, the desolate prairie stretching on mile upon torturous mile, seemingly without…
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The harsh sun, violent wind, pouring rain, wild Indians, the desolate prairie stretching on mile upon torturous mile, seemingly without end. Enough to challenge the strongest man. But what of the women? Plucked from their homes, their hearths, their friends, everything familiar and secure. How will they survive this unforgiving land? "The women make up the strength of this train." So says Flint McCullough. Which of the women will endure, and which will the prairie conquer? There's Mrs. Clara Reynolds from Philadelphia; Mrs. Sally Miller, young newlywed bride; Mrs. Charity Kirby, Gloucester woman who refused to leave her piano behind; and finally, Grandma Bates, seasoned veteran of the prairie crossing from her youth, on her way back to California. Written by Christopher D.
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Penelope Huntington is returning from England where she was raised by her mother to see her father Sgt. Bart Huntington…
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Penelope Huntington is returning from England where she was raised by her mother to see her father Sgt. Bart Huntington who is posted at a remote outpost. Huntington is severely wounded during a Ute attack so he asks Cpl. Clay Taylor to find his best friend Ruddy Blaine. He wants Ruddy to bring his daughter to him as quickly as possible. Ruddy with his Shoshone friend The Serpent and Clay go for Penelope using The Serpent's secret trail. Penelope with Hawks return to the outpost with Ruddy. They start on horseback but when spotted by the Utes they go on foot and canoe to reach the output. It is abandoned with dead men staked out front with Sgt. Huntington left alone. On his deathbed, Huntington makes Ruddy and Penelope agree to marry. Unknown to Ruddy, Clay an orphan raised by Ruddy has fallen in love with Penelope. After Huntington dies and the dead buried, the group starts the trip back. Ruddy realizes something has changed between him and Clay but Clay denies it. The group is attacked by a band of Utes during which Clay after hesitating saves Ruddy. When Ruddy learns Clay plans to join the train, he talks to Clay finally realizing the issue. He releases Penelope from her father's request realizing she as well as Ruddy had issues with the promise. Written by Anonymous
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Flint is on the way to Monument to rest when he stops for water and encounters a partially blind old…
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Flint is on the way to Monument to rest when he stops for water and encounters a partially blind old man and his three grandchildren including a baby. The parents were killed by Mescalero Indians. While looking for supplies Flint finds an older sister in shock. An Indian pony arrives with a dead Indian giving them an additional horse. With no milk for the baby the grandfather prays to god and a young boy arrives asking for help to milk his goat. Later Flint finds a young Shawnee boy who is lost named Sweeney. The other kids reject him but after Flint berates them for their attitude the three boys become friends. The fort Flint heads for is abandoned and Flint is hit with measles from the kids. They kill a Mescalero brave, take his horse, and leave the fort. They run into a small army patrol and the leader berates Flint for his "rookie" mistakes not realizing what Flint was up against. Sweeney is reunited with a padre looking for him and the rest join the wagon train. Written by ananymous
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Ron and Beth Pearson join the wagon train to travel to Denver. Beth is a twin copy of Ranie Webster…
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Ron and Beth Pearson join the wagon train to travel to Denver. Beth is a twin copy of Ranie Webster who was Major Adams one true love before the war but who refused to marry him. She died in Arizona after the Major found her. Major Adams courts Beth much to the dismay of her son Ron. Beth is concerned that Adams is still thinking of her as Ranie but the issue seems to fade away. When she is thrown from a wagon and paralyzed, Adams and Ron stay with her while the wagon train goes on led by Hawks. However, when the members of the train are told by Ron Adams is gone, they refuse to move until he rejoins them. Ron and Beth rejoin the train with her suspended by ropes. Adams is exhausted and when she starts to recover, he is so dazed he calls her Ranie unleashing the truth that he thinks of her as Ranie - not Beth. Written by Anonymous
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While scouting Flint finds a woman and son stranded with a broken wagon. Her husband has taken a horse for…
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While scouting Flint finds a woman and son stranded with a broken wagon. Her husband has taken a horse for help. Flint takes them back to the wagon train where Dr. Allison Day helps her until he learns she is Mrs. Jed Polke. He and his three traveling companions were severely injured at Andersonville when Polke turned their escape attempt in to the authorities. They have sworn to kill Polke. Polke slowly recovers and Flint tells the men they can turn him in at the Army post they are soon to arrive at. However, they kidnap Polk and his son and take them into the desert to kill Polke. Flint finds them and is taken hostage. When they attempt to kill Polke, all but Walt Keene back out but a Kiowa raiding party kills Keene after he shoots Polke. As Polke dies he tells them he turned them in because the new Rebel guard was his brother and he didn't want him harmed. Written by Anonymous
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Nancy and Dan Palmer are a married couple from the south. While Dan is standoffish, Nancy is adored by the…
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Nancy and Dan Palmer are a married couple from the south. While Dan is standoffish, Nancy is adored by the children on the train due to her story telling and love for them. Her stories include her own history of her brothers and fathers being lost in the war and her family life and estate destroyed. At a stop they volunteer to tend the children while the adults attend a dance in town. Dan sneaks off and robs the local bank of $20,000. A posse stops the train and searches it but Nancy hides the money within the wraps of a baby she is holding for a couple. When Hawks learns a child found a $100 bill in the Palmer wagon, there are mild suspicions. The Palmers decide to steal two horses and water and cross the desert while the train goes north to find water. Flint and another man track the Palmers finding her alive but Dan dead due to thirst. When they return, the adults scorn her but the children still see the same Nancy Palmer. Written by Anonymous
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Flint meets Chris Hale alone on the prairie. Hale has just found his entire family massacred by Indians, and Flint…
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Flint meets Chris Hale alone on the prairie. Hale has just found his entire family massacred by Indians, and Flint asks him to join the wagon train. However, the company that owns the wagon train has hired a new wagonmaster, Jud Benedict. Benedict is a ruthless and brutal tyrant who puts time above all other considerations, and does not care how many people are left behind or even die in the process of heading to the final destination as soon as possible. He has also hired unscrupulous gunmen to enforce this goal by brutalizing slower people, or anyone who stands up to him. It is revealed that Hale has also been a wagonmaster, but has retired from the job and does not ever want such a responsibility again. Still, people on the train are looking to Hale to stand up to Benedict. Written by anonymous
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Bill Hawks is leading four wagons through to California when they are stopped by Tiburcio Mendez and his band of…
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Bill Hawks is leading four wagons through to California when they are stopped by Tiburcio Mendez and his band of renegades, who demand they turn back. Mendez and his group claim that California is their land and that it was stolen by the later settlers. A judge traveling with Hawks' group believes that Mendez has a legitimate grievance which could be addressed by the legislature in Sacramento, and against Hawks' warning goes in to Mendez' camp to talk with him. When Hawks follows, both he and the judge are taken prisoner. Written by anonymous
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When actress Nellie Jefferson joins the wagon train, her incessant demands for special treatment come to grate on Hale and…
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When actress Nellie Jefferson joins the wagon train, her incessant demands for special treatment come to grate on Hale and Hawks, but Wooster is totally smitten with her. Meanwhile a fanatical man from her past is following her, talking about how she will meet her fate like the biblical Jezebel. Written by anonymous
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A blind man, his sister and young son meet up with the wagon train on the trail. They are trying…
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A blind man, his sister and young son meet up with the wagon train on the trail. They are trying to find a train that will let them travel to California. Saul is a qualified doctor and has hopes of starting a blind school in San Francisco. Some of the other men on the train object to taking the wagon in, saying that a blind man can't pull his weight and will become a burden. Chris agrees to take him the first 200 miles, after which the train will vote on whether he will be allowed to continue with the train. It turns out that he is more than capable of most things, and his well-developed senses are a gift in themselves.
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Polish immigrant Joe Muharich tries to befriend and hopefully straighten out Johnny Kamen, a brash young man who doesn't take…
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Polish immigrant Joe Muharich tries to befriend and hopefully straighten out Johnny Kamen, a brash young man who doesn't take well to anyone giving orders to him. Joe has lost his wife and son to thugs, and now he reacts violently to any attempt to harass or intimidate him. When Johnny accidentally shoots a woman while reacting against drunken thugs, Joe tries to defend him. But the thugs who harassed Johnny then harass Joe and start fire to his wagon, causing Joe to react by shooting the men and killing one of them. Written by anonymous
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With his clever tall tales, old prospector Henry Shannon talks Charlie Wooster into coming with him to search for a…
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With his clever tall tales, old prospector Henry Shannon talks Charlie Wooster into coming with him to search for a gold mine. When Hawks finds out about this, he rides out after the two men, along with Shannon's grandson Duke. Also following the old men are three men who hope to grab the gold for themselves. Written by anonymous
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The Santee family---Will, his mother, and his younger sister---join the wagon train under a false surname. They have been forced…
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The Santee family---Will, his mother, and his younger sister---join the wagon train under a false surname. They have been forced out of town after town because of a terrible thing a family member did. They confide in Hale, Hawks, and Charlie, who agree to keep their secret from the others on the train. But it soon comes out anyway, and things get complicated when Will falls for a young woman from the wagon train. Written by anonymous
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An Army general announces he is taking over the wagon train and requiring all members to act as soldiers in…
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An Army general announces he is taking over the wagon train and requiring all members to act as soldiers in helping him rescue a trapped cavalry garrison of 120 men who are otherwise likely to be slaughtered by hostile Utes. Flint, temporarily in charge of the wagon train, has little choice but to agree to the general's demand, as much as he hates it and his passengers want him to fight back. Particularly upsetting to Flint is learning that the man who recommended this takeover was Jim Bridger, a legendary frontiersman and scout who mostly raised Flint and whom he idolized. Written by anonymous
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Flint goes to visit Eleanor Culhane, an old flame of his who had been married to a notorious gunman. He…
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Flint goes to visit Eleanor Culhane, an old flame of his who had been married to a notorious gunman. He finds everyone in the town she lives in shunning her, and unwilling to discuss her, because they blame her for her husband's misdeeds and the shame he caused the town. When Flint finds her they begin to rekindle their romance. But then her husband, thought dead for the last five years, shows up in town. And Flint realizes there is another side to Eleanor that he was unaware of as well. Written by anonymous
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An Italian immigrant couple needs help in transporting water for their grapevines to California. Unfortunately, the two men who offer…
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An Italian immigrant couple needs help in transporting water for their grapevines to California. Unfortunately, the two men who offer the use of their wagon plan to steal the treasure they've heard the immigrants are carrying in return for their services. Written by anonymous
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After losing one of her children in an accident, a woman is bitter with the wagon train and plans to…
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After losing one of her children in an accident, a woman is bitter with the wagon train and plans to turn back east, while her husband wishes to continue west. Hale, trying to persuade her to continue on, tells her the story of his own trip west with his family and the ensuing tragedy. Written by anonymous
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Flint comes across four survivors of an Indian massacre, the two Ellison sisters and two Carder brothers. One of the…
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Flint comes across four survivors of an Indian massacre, the two Ellison sisters and two Carder brothers. One of the sisters is deaf and mute. The brothers are the only survivors of their Army unit. The older brother, Joe, wants to desert and take advantage of the situation in order to break away and look for gold. The younger brother, George, is simple-minded and good-hearted but loyal to the older one who raised him. Flint tries to lead the four to safety, but Joe Carder tries to mislead the Ellison sisters into believing that Flint is leading them into danger. Written by anonymous
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A dying Spanish nobleman asks Flint to impersonate Don Alvarado to claim the inheritance for the rest of his family.…
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A dying Spanish nobleman asks Flint to impersonate Don Alvarado to claim the inheritance for the rest of his family. This brings Flint into contact with the men who murdered the nobleman. |
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Captain Dan Brady, a colorful, boisterous and well known veteran frontier scout who is famous throughout the East, is demanding…
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Captain Dan Brady, a colorful, boisterous and well known veteran frontier scout who is famous throughout the East, is demanding to be taken on as trail scout. Hale faces a dilemma as he will lose a Government mail contract that is necessary to finance the wagon train if he doesn't hire Brady. But he will lose Flint, angered by Brady's bad advice to members of the wagon train, who threatens to quit if Brady stays on. Written by anonymous
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Kitty Albright is a registered nurse who's stagecoach is attacked and destroyed. She joins the wagon train for a time…
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Kitty Albright is a registered nurse who's stagecoach is attacked and destroyed. She joins the wagon train for a time and quickly becomes disturbed at the lack of hygiene and health in general around the train. |
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Maud Frazer takes command of her wagon train after her husband and the other men on it are killed. Flint…
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Maud Frazer takes command of her wagon train after her husband and the other men on it are killed. Flint tries to dissuade Maud from leading her ladies through hostile Indian country. She insists on proceeding anyway, but Flint keeps an eye out for her and her group, and develops an attraction for the headstrong woman. Written by anonymous
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Selena Hartnell joins the wagon train after bandits attack her wagon. Only afterward does she reveal that she and her…
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Selena Hartnell joins the wagon train after bandits attack her wagon. Only afterward does she reveal that she and her partner are bounty hunters looking for William Barrett, who Selena claims is a murderer on the run. It turns out that Barrett is Will Cottrell, the leader of a group of pacifists who are also on the train. Selena is determined to bring Cottrell in to hang. Written by anonymous
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Clementine Jones is in the process of being thrown out of a town when a bank robbery occurs. One of…
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Clementine Jones is in the process of being thrown out of a town when a bank robbery occurs. One of the fugitives ends up joining the wagon train on the same wagon as one of the bank robbers is trying to escape on. |
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Jenna Douglas is found by scouts for the wagon train. She appears to have been a victim of a scavenger…
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Jenna Douglas is found by scouts for the wagon train. She appears to have been a victim of a scavenger attack and is adopted by the train. As time goes on people on the train begin to have doubts about her story and her mental state. |
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The wagon train finds Angie Matthewson, Flint's foster mother, near death. Before she dies, she asks Flint to find her…
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The wagon train finds Angie Matthewson, Flint's foster mother, near death. Before she dies, she asks Flint to find her son Artie, who Flint has never gotten along with. Flint finds Artie in the boom town of Richfield Diggings, where he has been elected mayor, and it becomes apparent that he is up to his old ways, pocketing the resident's money for himself and hiring gunmen to enforce his rule. Written by anonymous
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Mark Miner and his younger brother Matthew join the wagon train after making it appear their own wagon has broken…
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Mark Miner and his younger brother Matthew join the wagon train after making it appear their own wagon has broken down. The passengers of the train enjoy Mark's guitar and singing, but soon items and money begin disappearing. What they don't realize is that the two brothers want to frame Duke Shannon for the thievery, because they blame him for the imprisonment of their father and want revenge for it. Written by anonymous
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Lizabeth Ann Calhoun meets members of the wagon train when they stop for supplies. She asks permission to join the…
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Lizabeth Ann Calhoun meets members of the wagon train when they stop for supplies. She asks permission to join the train so she can avoid the advances of a young man she claims is in love with her, however his real motives may be very different. Written by Chapman_glen@yahoo.com
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Convicted of horse-stealing, Flint McCullough receives from Christopher Hale a sentence of 20 lashes to be followed by banishment from…
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Convicted of horse-stealing, Flint McCullough receives from Christopher Hale a sentence of 20 lashes to be followed by banishment from the wagon train. These lashes on his back then serve McCullough as a "badge of dishonor" as he infiltrates a criminal gang headed by a man known only as Angel de Muerte. Written by dinky-4 of Minneapolis
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Bettina May leads three generations of her family across the plains. Other members of the wagon train become concerned with…
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Bettina May leads three generations of her family across the plains. Other members of the wagon train become concerned with her over bearing nature and the level of control she exerts on the family. |
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Charlie's life undergoes an epiphany when he finds an injured buffalo and the animal befriends him. He takes the buffalo,…
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Charlie's life undergoes an epiphany when he finds an injured buffalo and the animal befriends him. He takes the buffalo, who he calls Clyde, into the wagon train as a pet. Others, however, don't appreciate the trouble the creature causes. |
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A man finds a corpse that looks remarkably like himself. On an impulse he takes on the persona of the…
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A man finds a corpse that looks remarkably like himself. On an impulse he takes on the persona of the dead man only to find he was a living legend of west and had made a lot of enemies along the way. |
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Duke is sent to guide back three wagons that fell behind from the train. When he finds them, however, he…
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Duke is sent to guide back three wagons that fell behind from the train. When he finds them, however, he encounters resistance from the three men with them. One refuses to relieve his burden by giving up his possessions. Another man has turned to drink after losing his family on the same trail once before, and the third man does not want to face up to his role in the tragedy. Written by anonymous
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Duke comes across Malachi Hobart, a preacher who has dedicated his life to his fellow man, and comes away impressed…
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Duke comes across Malachi Hobart, a preacher who has dedicated his life to his fellow man, and comes away impressed with the man's charitable works. However, he soon begins to believe that the preacher is in fact a con artist who is using religion to swindle people out of their money. Written by frankfob2@yahoo.com
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The wagon train comes upon a terrified young boy who has just seen his father murdered by a bandit gang.…
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The wagon train comes upon a terrified young boy who has just seen his father murdered by a bandit gang. Bill and Flint take him under their wing and try to help him recover, but embittered Civil War vet Ed Beaufort tells the boy that taking vengeance on the men who killed his father is the best way to recover. Soon a traveling musician, Dr. Denker, joins the wagon train and he and Billy hit it off, but it soon becomes evident that Billy and the doctor had a connection prior to their joining the wagon train. Written by frankfob2@yahoo.com
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A judge and his family join the wagon train. Judge Clay has a reputation for cleaning up frontier towns, but…
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A judge and his family join the wagon train. Judge Clay has a reputation for cleaning up frontier towns, but his fanatical attention to the law sees him ostracized as often as he is praised. |
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The wagon master encounters opposition when he calls a halt to the train due weather. One group needs to push…
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The wagon master encounters opposition when he calls a halt to the train due weather. One group needs to push on due to an inheritance in California. |
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The wagon train encounters Amos Billings who tells of a new road that might shorten their trip and avoid Indian…
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The wagon train encounters Amos Billings who tells of a new road that might shorten their trip and avoid Indian trouble. The wagon master and the head scout a very suspicious of the situation. |
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A teacher traveling with the wagon train encounters conflict when he become attracted to the daughter of a preacher who…
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A teacher traveling with the wagon train encounters conflict when he become attracted to the daughter of a preacher who has just joined the train. |
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A section of the wagon train splits off from the main group to attempt a crossing of a dangerous swamp.…
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A section of the wagon train splits off from the main group to attempt a crossing of a dangerous swamp. On the way they hear stories from the local Indians of a strange creatures living in the swamp. What they discover is far more dangerous than anything the Indians thought was possible. Written by glenchapman@ruraltel.net
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The scouts come across the wreckage of another wagon train that was attacked by Comancheros. The only person they find…
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The scouts come across the wreckage of another wagon train that was attacked by Comancheros. The only person they find alive is a young Comanchero who warns Hale that his group is planning to attack this wagon train as well, and tells them how and when. Though Hale is inclined to believe the young man, Hawks is skeptical, believing his story may be a trap. Many of the train's passengers believe this as well, and are angry when Hale recruits some of the young men to come with him to check. When some of the young men are killed anger turns particularly against Hale and the young Comanchero, and a mutiny develops. Written by rbecker28
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Caroline Casteel, captured many years ago by Indians, is traded back to a man who brings her to join the…
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Caroline Casteel, captured many years ago by Indians, is traded back to a man who brings her to join the wagon train. There she encounters prejudice and hostility from many of the train's passengers. But her biggest hurdle comes when her husband, who had long given up hope, arrives with his young son. Written by rbecker28
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Madame Sagittarius, a fortune teller and psychic, is suspected of being a con woman by the rest of the passengers…
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Madame Sagittarius, a fortune teller and psychic, is suspected of being a con woman by the rest of the passengers on the wagon train. Particularly hostile is the father of a young woman who wants to keep his daughter from a young man he disapproves of, as the Madame is siding with and sheltering the young couple. But Wooster takes a liking to the Madame, and soon the two develop a romance. Written by rbecker28
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Wealthy merchant Martin Gatsby, a man with little room for compassion for the less able, wants the wagon train to…
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Wealthy merchant Martin Gatsby, a man with little room for compassion for the less able, wants the wagon train to keep rolling and demands that Hale leave Caleb Lefton and his family behind, because the inexperienced Lefton is often causing delays. Written by rbecker28
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John Augustus, an art collector traveling with the wagon train, wins a game of cards with a Chinese merchant. His…
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John Augustus, an art collector traveling with the wagon train, wins a game of cards with a Chinese merchant. His prize turns out to be a beautiful Chinese girl. But when he takes her with him on the wagon train, other passengers ask Hale to have him and the girl kicked off the train for their "indecent" relationship. Written by rbecker28
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In the midst of a dry spell and desperately in need of water, the wagon train stops at Mavis Grant's…
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In the midst of a dry spell and desperately in need of water, the wagon train stops at Mavis Grant's station, the only source of water for miles. But Miss Grant is a bitter and cold-hearted woman who demands an outrageous price for the water that the passengers cannot afford. Written by rbecker28
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Bill Hawks is captured by hostile indians who have attacked the wagon train. While a prisoner he meets beautiful Lisa…
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Bill Hawks is captured by hostile indians who have attacked the wagon train. While a prisoner he meets beautiful Lisa Raincloud, a captured white woman who has become a priestess in the tribe. As things progress Hawks is condemned to excution by the indians. However, in the course of things he and Lisa have also fallen in love. Lisa is torn between her love for Hawks and her loyalty to the indians. Lisa decides to help Hawks escape and he returns to the wagon train. Lisa had at first refused to go with him but later changes her mind and follows him. As Lisa approaches the wagon train to join Hawks, she is shot from her horse by a member of the train who mistakes her for a hostile indian. Hawks rushes to her side and holds the fatally wounded Lisa as she dies in his arms. Hawks and the wagon train sadly move on west toward the next episode.
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Hale finds a gravely wounded Army officer, whom he knew very well and attended the wedding of. The officer is…
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Hale finds a gravely wounded Army officer, whom he knew very well and attended the wedding of. The officer is delirious, but before he dies he says things which if true could seriously tarnish the image of a national hero, Shiloh Degnan. Hale rides into the army camp himself to find the truth of the matter. There he finds another officer who has been court-martialed and refuses to tell the full story even though it could save his Army career. Written by rbecker28
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Simon Levy and Patrick McGowan both consider themselves unbeatable at checkers, and when each loses to the other over several…
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Simon Levy and Patrick McGowan both consider themselves unbeatable at checkers, and when each loses to the other over several games their pride is hurt. Compounding things is that Patrick's son and Simon's daughter are falling for each other despite their different faiths. A more dangerous situation develops when a rancher refuses to let the wagon train cross land on the way to the closest mountain pass unless each member of the train pays him a large amount of money. Written by rbecker28
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A woman on the wagon train is kidnapped by Indians, who say they will only return her when the chief's…
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A woman on the wagon train is kidnapped by Indians, who say they will only return her when the chief's seriously ill son is taken by the wagon train to a doctor and cured. But some travelers on the train don't want to do anything for the young Indian regardless of whether it costs the woman her life. A priest, who is going through doubts of whether he is worthy of his calling, tries to help the Indian. Written by rbecker28
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Kurt Davos is badly injured while trying to save Florence Hastings, who is trapped in a runaway wagon. Florence, who…
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Kurt Davos is badly injured while trying to save Florence Hastings, who is trapped in a runaway wagon. Florence, who sometime earlier had tried to kill the man's dog, volunteers to live with and care for Kurt, now paralyzed and unable to speak. Kurt, who used to be active and quick to help others, is now angry and sullen, and Florence has a tough time dealing with him and his dog. Written by bobbymaxwell
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Patrick O'Shaughnessy has come to visit his daughter Eve, believing her to be a respectable married woman. Knowing that Eve…
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Patrick O'Shaughnessy has come to visit his daughter Eve, believing her to be a respectable married woman. Knowing that Eve actually is the popular owner of a saloon in Bitter Springs, Hawks, Wooster, Duke, and Eve's favorite patrons decide to make it look like Eve is living the kind of life her father thinks she is when he comes to see her. Written by rbecker28
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A Bible-quoting marshal joins the wagon train with his prisoner, a young bank robber whom he claims to be trying…
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A Bible-quoting marshal joins the wagon train with his prisoner, a young bank robber whom he claims to be trying to reform. He wants the prisoner to atone for his sins by telling the location of the money he has hidden from his last holdup. The young robber, in turn, falls in love with a young woman on the train, not knowing that she is dying. Written by rbecker28
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A crusader against the consumption of alcohol joins the wagon train, and begins to fall in love with a winemaker.…
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The wagon train finds Sam Darland and a number of orphan boys in an old ghost town. Hale tries to…
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The wagon train finds Sam Darland and a number of orphan boys in an old ghost town. Hale tries to convince Darland that it is not safe to stay in the town, as it in the midst of Indian territory and the leader of the tribe has been on the warpath of late. Written by rbecker28
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Bill Hawks and Charlie Wooster discover a broken down wagon and an injured man, a sea captain named Abel Weatherly.…
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Bill Hawks and Charlie Wooster discover a broken down wagon and an injured man, a sea captain named Abel Weatherly. Hawks and Wooster help the captain, but when Hawks is nearly killed by the captain during a violent nightmare Weatherly decides it is time to tell the men his story. He tells how a young man named Michelangelo Fratelli joined his crew. A talented artist who believed all men were brothers. How the two became friends. How his ship wrecked and the two became stranded on a lonely island. And how, finally, tragically, he killed his friend when he believed Fratelli was trying to kill him, only to discover Fratelli may have been trying to save him. Now, driven by the desire to know the truth, Weatherly is following a clue to a nearby town, a clue which hints Fratelli may not have died on that lonely island. Written by Christopher D.
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When his wagon falls down a cliff, Davey Baxter's mother is killed, and his arm is crushed. The doctor is…
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When his wagon falls down a cliff, Davey Baxter's mother is killed, and his arm is crushed. The doctor is unavailable, so Chris Hale is the one forced to make the decision to amputate Davey's to save his life. This changes everything for Davey and the girl he plans to marry. Written by rbecker28
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The wagon train learns Buffalo Horn has returned with nearly a hundred braves and is on the warpath. On his…
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The wagon train learns Buffalo Horn has returned with nearly a hundred braves and is on the warpath. On his way to Fort David to request a military escort for the wagon train, scout Duke Shannon discovers two dead cavalry troopers killed by Indians. As he investigates, he discovers a third man, a prisoner, Sergeant Johnny Masters. Sgt. Masters attempts to steal Shannon's horse. Shannon catches Masters, and with an Indian war party bearing down on them makes a run for Fort David. There Shannon discovers the fort is manned by a mere handful of cavalry misfits. The main body of the fort's contingent is out on patrol. With the fort commander laid up with a bullet wound, the most capable soldier in the fort is Sgt. Masters, who refuses to help with the defense and is locked up. As Shannon helps organize the defense of the fort against the coming attack by Buffalo Horn, he learns more about Sgt. Masters. A Cherokee Indian by birth, Sgt. Masters served in the Civil War where he was promoted to First Lieutenant by act of Congress, a commission he held for only a year. Caught between two worlds, the world of his birth and the world of the white man, Sgt. Masters was now serving a twenty year sentence for killing an army captain in a fight over the fort commander's daughter. Or so Shannon is told. As the fort's situation grows more desperate, circumstances force more of Sgt. Johnny Masters' secrets into the light. Written by Christopher D.
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Hawks rides to the Kaylor ranch to buy horses for the wagon train. He finds that the owner John Kaylor…
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Hawks rides to the Kaylor ranch to buy horses for the wagon train. He finds that the owner John Kaylor has just died. His widow Naomi Kaylor and her foreman refuse to sell the horses at the price John had promised. Also, Naomi shows no sorrow over her husband's death, only wanting to inherit the ranch so she can sell it. But then she finds out that John willed the ranch not to her, but to his daughter. Written by rbecker28
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Bitter and alcoholic Stevenson Drake develops a dislike for John Hollister, a fellow Southerner, when he learns he didn't fight…
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Bitter and alcoholic Stevenson Drake develops a dislike for John Hollister, a fellow Southerner, when he learns he didn't fight for the Confederacy. He also is bothered by the friendliness between his wife and Hollister. Hollister, for his part, doesn't tell anyone what he did do during the war. Written by rbecker28
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While riding back to the wagon train through the desert plains, Duke and Charlie come across a sheriff and his…
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While riding back to the wagon train through the desert plains, Duke and Charlie come across a sheriff and his female prisoner, Lily Legend, a childhood sweetheart of Duke's who the sheriff is escorting to be hanged for murder. The sheriff dies of a heart attack, and Duke and Charlie bring Lily with them. A dust storm ensues, and the three find shelter in an old cabin, as do two outlaws. Duke finds his old feelings for Lily returning. Written by rbecker28
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Bella McKavitch wants to kidnap Hale, in order to find out about a gold shipment which she thinks the wagon…
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Bella McKavitch wants to kidnap Hale, in order to find out about a gold shipment which she thinks the wagon train is carrying, but her dimwitted sons nab Wooster instead. To keep them from attacking the train, Wooster pretends to be a robber himself with plans for a big bank heist. But he also will have to agree to marry Bella. Written by rbecker28
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When children's dolls are found mutilated in her possession, passengers believe that Sara Proctor is either deranged or practicing witchcraft.…
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When children's dolls are found mutilated in her possession, passengers believe that Sara Proctor is either deranged or practicing witchcraft. Hale slowly arrives at the real story after Sara confides to him about her past in Boston, and her son shows him where he buried even more dolls. Written by rbecker28
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Duke Shannon stops over in the town of High Times, and almost right away gets into a fight with, and…
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Duke Shannon stops over in the town of High Times, and almost right away gets into a fight with, and accidentally kills, one of the gunmen who are essentially holding the town hostage. Then he finds his horse missing as well. Everyone advises or demands that he leave town, but he decides not to, especially when the only one willing to help him and stand up to the gunmen is a crippled young man who is too liable to get hurt or killed trying to do so. Written by rbecker28
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Hale recalls how Annie Duggan selflessly nursed the elderly couple she worked for until they died of typhoid. Afterward, it…
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Hale recalls how Annie Duggan selflessly nursed the elderly couple she worked for until they died of typhoid. Afterward, it was necessary for her to be quarantined for two weeks, but she showed no signs of the disease, and she has agreed to marry Dan Highet, another passenger on the wagon train and the father of two children of his own. Now Dan's little girl has come down with the illness, and Hale must relay to Annie the doctor's devastating news about why so many people she has been close to over the years have died. Written by rbecker28
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The four Hooper brothers are orphaned when their parents are killed in a wagon accident. Hale hopes to find someone…
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The four Hooper brothers are orphaned when their parents are killed in a wagon accident. Hale hopes to find someone to take the boys in, but the only person on the wagon train who is willing to take all four brothers together is spinster Ada Meyers. Charlie, who, we learn, was also orphaned as a child and permanently separated from his own brothers and sisters, is determined that this not be the fate of the four boys whom he has come to care for, so he proposes to Ada himself. But when Ada tells him that she should not accept a proposal unless the man loves her just as much as the boys, he determines to find a husband for her. A crusty Irish seaman comes into the camp and intrigues the boys with his tales, but Charlie doesn't think he's the right man. Written by rbecker28
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The Perez family is run out of their town because people believe their daughter Juana is a witch. The family…
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The Perez family is run out of their town because people believe their daughter Juana is a witch. The family joins the wagon train, and then after Juana's brother Felipe is mauled by a cat, their superstitious father and mother also start to think their daughter may be a witch. Dr. Adam MacKenzie, a doctor with some Indian ancestry, along with his young apprentices, seeks to treat both Felipe and Juana and convince their parents that their beliefs are just superstition. Written by rbecker28
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While scouting in Wyoming territory, Duke is forced by outlaw Tom Tuesday to act as his guide to an important…
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While scouting in Wyoming territory, Duke is forced by outlaw Tom Tuesday to act as his guide to an important rendezvous in Ruby City, Idaho. Tuesday is going blind from a gunshot wound, and Duke is able to turn the tables on him. But when Tuesday tells the story of his past and his reason for going to Ruby City, Duke realizes he can not leave him for dead and decides to help the man get to his destination after all. Written by rbecker28
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Samuel MacIntosh picks farmer Hamish Browne to marry his daughter Heather, before the two have even met, and gets the…
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Samuel MacIntosh picks farmer Hamish Browne to marry his daughter Heather, before the two have even met, and gets the young man to sign a contract. But getting them to understand each other may be difficult. Heather is a naive young girl who thinks she can talk to animals, while Hamish is a backwoods boy who cares for his livestock more than for women. Written by rbecker28
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Duke comes upon three women under attack by hostile Indians. They are saved by a man named Blane Wessels who…
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Duke comes upon three women under attack by hostile Indians. They are saved by a man named Blane Wessels who appears on the scene. One of the women, whose husband was killed in the attack, is pregnant and soon to give birth. Unfortunately the Indians are certain to return, so the group finds temporary shelter in an abandoned relay station. Though willing to risk death to fight for the others, Wessels still blames himself for the death of his own wife a few months before, and has become overly cynical and fatalistic, a fact which Duke finds troubling and even potentially dangerous for the group. Written by rbecker28
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Tom O'Neal and Ellen Howard want to get married, but their parents object, so Tom takes money from his father's…
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Tom O'Neal and Ellen Howard want to get married, but their parents object, so Tom takes money from his father's savings and runs away with Ellen. They soon realize that that was an unwise decision. |
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Duke and Charlie visit an Army fort to see Duke's friend Clarence Mullins, a minister who was also a lieutenant…
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Duke and Charlie visit an Army fort to see Duke's friend Clarence Mullins, a minister who was also a lieutenant at the fort. They learn that Mullins was kicked out of the Army for refusing the major's order to massacre a band of Modocs, and that he has now gone into the hostile Modoc territory to preach the Gospel to them. Surprisingly, they find that he has succeeded in his mission. However, Duke also feels that Mullins is overly optimistic about his ability to bring the Modocs and the Army officers together in peace. Written by rbecker28
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Hale is entrusted to deliver a box containing $8,000 to a bank. Young David Garner is determined to steal the…
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Hale is entrusted to deliver a box containing $8,000 to a bank. Young David Garner is determined to steal the box, and he stows along on the wagon train, along with a girl who's in love with him. Following them is a shady man who seems to have some hold over David. Written by rbecker28
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Bill Hawks travels to a desert town to visit an old friend, an Indian who has a ranch there. However,…
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Bill Hawks travels to a desert town to visit an old friend, an Indian who has a ranch there. However, upon arriving on his friend's property, he discovers that it is under the control of the local townspeople, who are drilling for water, and that his friend is nowhere to be seen. The townspeople are unwilling to give him any information, and in fact display outright hostility to him, leading Hawks to suspect that his friend may be in danger or even dead. Written by frankfob2@yahoo.com
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Invalid cattle rancher Henry Ludlow is so determined that his daughter Judy not marry young Basque sheepherder Antone Rose that…
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Invalid cattle rancher Henry Ludlow is so determined that his daughter Judy not marry young Basque sheepherder Antone Rose that he sells his land and joins the wagon train to head west. When Antone learns of this he joins the wagon train as well to join Judy and marry her. But Ludlow is not telling the full reason for his refusal to let his daughter and Antone be together. Written by rbecker28
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Duke Shannon goes to visit his ranch, Shannon's Glen, which he gave his friend Jim Whitlow a half interest in.…
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Duke Shannon goes to visit his ranch, Shannon's Glen, which he gave his friend Jim Whitlow a half interest in. Duke finds the Shannon spread now a ranching empire, due mostly to the use of tenant farmers and Jim's ruthless foreman who bullwhips them when they don't produce enough yield. Duke is greatly upset by this and asks Jim to fire the foreman and offer the tenants ownership of their sections, but Jim seems unwilling to do either. Written by rbecker28
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Bill meets young Barnaby West, who claims he is traveling west on foot to Sacramento to see his father, a…
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Bill meets young Barnaby West, who claims he is traveling west on foot to Sacramento to see his father, a famous frontiersman. Bill takes a liking to the boy, and invites him to join the wagon train. But he and the others wonder just how much, if any, of young Barnaby's story is really true. Written by rbecker28
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Actors movie: Wagon Train
- Charlie Wooster
- Bill Hawks
- Flint McCullough
- Christopher Hale
- Major Seth Adams
- Wagon Train Member / ... (122 episodes, 1957-1965)
- Duke Shannon
- Cooper Smith
- Barnaby West
- Wagon Train Member / ... (13 episodes, 1959-1964)
- Barney / ... (12 episodes, 1958-1965)
- Wagon Train Member / ... (12 episodes, 1960-1962)
- Arthur Pelham / ... (11 episodes, 1958-1965)
- Abby Hicks / ... (11 episodes, 1958-1964)
- Adam Stryker / ... (11 episodes, 1958-1965)
- Briggs / ... (11 episodes, 1958-1964)
- Beauford / ... (11 episodes, 1958-1965)
- Wagon Train Member / ... (11 episodes, 1959-1964)
- First Guard / ... (10 episodes, 1957-1965)
- Clay / ... (10 episodes, 1957-1964)
- Townsman / ... (10 episodes, 1957-1965)
- Biggers / ... (9 episodes, 1958-1965)
- Running Bear / ... (8 episodes, 1957-1965)
- Alex / ... (8 episodes, 1960-1964)
- Ben Engel / ... (8 episodes, 1961-1965)
- Freddie / ... (8 episodes, 1959-1963)
- Bill Miller / ... (8 episodes, 1958-1964)
- Agnes / ... (8 episodes, 1957-1965)
- Clara / ... (8 episodes, 1960-1965)
- Dave Choate / ... (8 episodes, 1957-1964)
- Adrian Murphy / ... (8 episodes, 1958-1965)
- Wagon Train Member / ... (8 episodes, 1958-1962)
- Cliff Grundy
- Ada Meyers / ... (7 episodes, 1958-1963)
- Buster Blee / ... (7 episodes, 1958-1965)
- Bessie / ... (7 episodes, 1961-1964)
- Davey Adams / ... (7 episodes, 1960-1962)
- Orv Bassett / ... (7 episodes, 1960-1965)
- Blake Reese / ... (7 episodes, 1960-1964)
- Ed Norton / ... (7 episodes, 1958-1965)
- Gene / ... (7 episodes, 1960-1964)
- Finley / ... (7 episodes, 1958-1964)
- Barfly / ... (7 episodes, 1957-1962)
- 2nd Indian Brave / ... (7 episodes, 1957-1965)
- Captain Charles Elliot Maury / ... (6 episodes, 1958-1964)
- Dana Bannon / ... (6 episodes, 1958-1964)
- Cassie Holden / ... (6 episodes, 1959-1962)
- Ed Beauford / ... (6 episodes, 1958-1964)
- Black Panther / ... (6 episodes, 1957-1961)
- Ada Hale / ... (6 episodes, 1958-1963)
- Job Bevins / ... (6 episodes, 1960-1963)
- Carl Monks / ... (6 episodes, 1958-1963)
- John Bixby / ... (6 episodes, 1957-1958)
- Dan Clayton / ... (6 episodes, 1960-1963)
- Bartender / ... (6 episodes, 1958-1963)
- Mrs. Parker / ... (6 episodes, 1958-1960)
- Laura Milford / ... (6 episodes, 1958-1964)
- Agnes Montgomery / ... (6 episodes, 1958-1964)
- Erna Logan / ... (6 episodes, 1958-1962)
- Indian / ... (6 episodes, 1957-1963)
- Wash / ... (6 episodes, 1959-1965)
- Ranie Webster
- Clementine Jones / ... (5 episodes, 1959-1963)
- Caleb Jamison / ... (5 episodes, 1959-1964)
- Dr. Katy Piper / ... (5 episodes, 1962-1965)
- Emily Dawson / ... (5 episodes, 1958-1964)
- Amanda Santee / ... (5 episodes, 1961-1965)
- Charlie Hankins / ... (5 episodes, 1959-1963)
- BIlly Bales / ... (5 episodes, 1962-1965)
- Ben Allen / ... (5 episodes, 1957-1964)
- Jack Hunt / ... (5 episodes, 1957-1964)
- Dewhurst Jameson / ... (5 episodes, 1958-1964)
- Jersey / ... (5 episodes, 1963-1965)
- Cpl. Ben Rawlings / ... (5 episodes, 1962-1963)
- Burke / ... (5 episodes, 1959-1963)
- Dolly / ... (5 episodes, 1957-1964)
- Della'sMother / ... (5 episodes, 1961-1963)
- 1st Indian Brave / ... (5 episodes, 1958-1962)
- Willy Moran
- Mrs. Blower / ... (5 episodes, 1959-1965)
- Esdras / ... (5 episodes, 1959-1964)
- Deputy Marshall Clancy / ... (5 episodes, 1960-1964)
- Cort Sutler / ... (5 episodes, 1959-1964)
- Attendant / ... (5 episodes, 1959-1962)
- Booley Herbert / ... (5 episodes, 1957-1963)
- Gil / ... (5 episodes, 1957-1963)
- Barbu / ... (5 episodes, 1959-1965)
- Donna Fuller / ... (5 episodes, 1961-1964)
- Albert Sykes / ... (5 episodes, 1958-1964)
- Clara Pumfret / ... (5 episodes, 1959-1964)
- Deputy Fisk / ... (5 episodes, 1961-1964)
- Mrs. Hallock / ... (5 episodes, 1960-1965)
- Townsman / ... (5 episodes, 1963-1965)
- Mark Applewhite / ... (4 episodes, 1959-1961)
- Jimmy Drew / ... (4 episodes, 1957-1961)
- Cathy Eckhart / ... (4 episodes, 1957-1963)
- Ben Harness / ... (4 episodes, 1958-1962)
- Cass Fleming / ... (4 episodes, 1958-1960)
- Garth Redmond / ... (4 episodes, 1957-1961)
- Kate Crawley / ... (4 episodes, 1961-1964)
- Bernabe Zamora / ... (4 episodes, 1959-1962)
- Black Feather / ... (4 episodes, 1958-1961)
- Andrew Harley / ... (4 episodes, 1961-1962)
- Dr. Baldwin / ... (4 episodes, 1959-1963)
- Col. Thomas Stone / ... (4 episodes, 1960-1963)
- Creegar / ... (4 episodes, 1957-1963)
- Clete Millikan / ... (4 episodes, 1959-1962)
- Angus MacGregor / ... (4 episodes, 1958-1963)
- Major / ... (4 episodes, 1957-1964)
- Emily Hawks / ... (4 episodes, 1957-1960)
- Calso / ... (4 episodes, 1957-1962)
- Bruto / ... (4 episodes, 1960-1965)
- Michael McDermott / ... (4 episodes, 1958-1962)
- Cal Williams / ... (4 episodes, 1963-1964)
- Evening Star's Mother / ... (4 episodes, 1960-1965)
- Davey Baxter / ... (4 episodes, 1960-1964)
- Clyde Hubble / ... (4 episodes, 1960-1964)
- Frances Cole / ... (4 episodes, 1959-1965)
- Fred McDermott / ... (4 episodes, 1958-1964)
- Buzz / ... (4 episodes, 1959-1960)
- Charlotte Endicott / ... (4 episodes, 1959-1964)
- Isaac Frazier / ... (4 episodes, 1959-1963)
- Basca / ... (4 episodes, 1959-1962)
- Jessica / ... (4 episodes, 1961-1964)
- Mrs. Bixby (4 episodes, 1957)
- Babcock / ... (4 episodes, 1961-1964)
- Calli / ... (4 episodes, 1958-1962)
- Charlie / ... (4 episodes, 1960-1964)
- Blacksmith / ... (4 episodes, 1958-1964)
- Bandit Leader / ... (4 episodes, 1958-1963)
- Cory / ... (4 episodes, 1960-1963)
- Black Forest / ... (4 episodes, 1957-1960)
- Barfly / ... (4 episodes, 1958-1961)
- Wagon Train Member / ... (4 episodes, 1959-1962)
- Wagon Train Member / ... (4 episodes, 1960-1962)
- Wagon Train Member (4 episodes, 1962)
- Townsman / ... (4 episodes, 1963-1964)
- Bettina May / ... (3 episodes, 1959-1961)
- Jenna Douglas / ... (3 episodes, 1957-1963)
- Jennifer Churchill / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1963)
- Colonel Jason 'Jase' Taylor / ... (3 episodes, 1959-1964)
- Col. Hillary / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1959)
- Bella McKavitch / ... (3 episodes, 1961-1965)
- Art Bernard / ... (3 episodes, 1959-1960)
- Greta Halstadt / ... (3 episodes, 1960-1965)
- Jonas Murdock / ... (3 episodes, 1960-1964)
- Barbara Lindquist / ... (3 episodes, 1961-1964)
- Ben Mitchell / ... (3 episodes, 1961-1964)
- Billy / ... (3 episodes, 1959-1962)
- Bradley Mason / ... (3 episodes, 1960-1964)
- Amos Gibbon / ... (3 episodes, 1960-1961)
- Monty Britton / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1964)
- Amos Billings / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1964)
- Manuel Zamora / ... (3 episodes, 1959-1960)
- Della Allen / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1964)
- Cyrus Bolton / ... (3 episodes, 1959-1962)
- Mrs. Anderson
- Martha Williams / ... (3 episodes, 1959-1961)
- Jud Steele / ... (3 episodes, 1961-1964)
- Midge / ... (3 episodes, 1957-1963)
- Ethel Muskie / ... (3 episodes, 1959-1962)
- Aggie Donovan / ... (3 episodes, 1959-1960)
- First Killer / ... (3 episodes, 1960-1962)
- Lucas / ... (3 episodes, 1957-1963)
- Colonel Grant Clayton / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1964)
- Fitch / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1963)
- Abigail Newkirk / ... (3 episodes, 1959-1962)
- Don Luis Salazar / ... (3 episodes, 1959-1961)
- David Garner / ... (3 episodes, 1963)
- Craig Manson / ... (3 episodes, 1957-1962)
- Claymore / ... (3 episodes, 1957-1958)
- Ethan Carney / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1960)
- Granny Henry / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1960)
- Kim Case / ... (3 episodes, 1961-1964)
- Al Bleecker / ... (3 episodes, 1961-1963)
- Henry Ludlow / ... (3 episodes, 1962-1963)
- Ethan Clay / ... (3 episodes, 1962-1963)
- Clay Foladaire / ... (3 episodes, 1960-1961)
- Eileen / ... (3 episodes, 1959-1961)
- Sir Alexander Drew / ... (3 episodes, 1960)
- Geema / ... (3 episodes, 1957-1960)
- Minerva Ames / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1963)
- Doctor / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1962)
- Ick Fears / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1962)
- Dr. Colter Craven / ... (3 episodes, 1960-1963)
- Judith Foster / ... (3 episodes, 1961-1965)
- Bob Cowan / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1965)
- Alicia Thorton / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1964)
- Charles Druten / ... (3 episodes, 1959-1963)
- Amos Peeks / ... (3 episodes, 1959-1962)
- Jeff / ... (3 episodes, 1961-1964)
- Byron Lowe / ... (3 episodes, 1961-1963)
- Clyde Montgomery / ... (3 episodes, 1962-1963)
- Ben Gill / ... (3 episodes, 1962-1963)
- Dave Bleecker / ... (3 episodes, 1963-1965)
- Jerald Kelly / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1962)
- Chief Sharp Knife / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1962)
- Blade Griffith / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1962)
- Dr. Stern / ... (3 episodes, 1960-1962)
- Mr. Miller / ... (3 episodes, 1960-1962)
- Ben Parker / ... (3 episodes, 1961-1964)
- Bill Hammond / ... (3 episodes, 1957-1964)
- Carlton Polke / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1964)
- Belle / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1963)
- Joe Lassiter / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1963)
- Masters / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1962)
- General Phil Sheridan
- Hiram Snow / ... (3 episodes, 1959-1965)
- Chris Grimes / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1962)
- Andy Green / ... (3 episodes, 1961-1964)
- Anna / ... (3 episodes, 1961-1963)
- Frenchy / ... (3 episodes, 1957-1963)
- Ellington / ... (3 episodes, 1959-1965)
- Andrew Palmer / ... (3 episodes, 1957-1963)
- Ma Adams / ... (3 episodes, 1959-1963)
- Ben Denike / ... (3 episodes, 1959-1963)
- Doc Spence / ... (3 episodes, 1960-1962)
- Colonel Barkley / ... (3 episodes, 1960-1962)
- Indian Brave / ... (3 episodes, 1957-1959)
- Corporal / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1964)
- Cassie Banning / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1961)
- Brown / ... (3 episodes, 1961-1962)
- Bandit / ... (3 episodes, 1960-1963)
- Anna Belle MacAbee / ... (3 episodes, 1959-1964)
- Cornwall / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1959)
- Aaron Morton / ... (3 episodes, 1957-1965)
- 2nd Sentry / ... (3 episodes, 1957-1964)
- Bea / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1965)
- Anne Reed / ... (3 episodes, 1959-1965)
- Beth Mitchell / ... (3 episodes, 1959-1964)
- Heather MacIntosh / ... (3 episodes, 1962-1963)
- Dr. David Miller / ... (3 episodes, 1961-1965)
- 2nd Lt. Brad Carter / ... (3 episodes, 1963-1964)
- Aaron Balfour / ... (3 episodes, 1963-1964)
- Hank / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1960)
- Cadge Waldo / ... (3 episodes, 1960-1964)
- Judge Hiram Larkin / ... (3 episodes, 1961-1964)
- Doc Holliday
- Dr. Howard / ... (3 episodes, 1960-1964)
- Jed Culpepper / ... (3 episodes, 1957-1962)
- Abby Carter / ... (3 episodes, 1959-1964)
- Guard - Warren Mitchell / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1964)
- Sheriff / ... (3 episodes, 1961-1964)
- Bart Haskell / ... (3 episodes, 1961-1964)
- Blacksmith / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1962)
- Annie Tolleson / ... (3 episodes, 1960-1964)
- Ada Meecham / ... (3 episodes, 1963-1965)
- Auctioneer / ... (3 episodes, 1960-1963)
- Caleb Lefton / ... (3 episodes, 1962-1964)
- Mother / ... (3 episodes, 1957-1964)
- Clara / ... (3 episodes, 1959-1964)
- Ed Bair / ... (3 episodes, 1960-1961)
- Archie / ... (3 episodes, 1962-1963)
- Hank / ... (3 episodes, 1962)
- Jud Fisher / ... (3 episodes, 1963-1965)
- Iron Hand / ... (3 episodes, 1960-1965)
- Horse Dealer / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1961)
- Adam Bancroft as a Boy / ... (3 episodes, 1961-1964)
- First Lieutenant / ... (3 episodes, 1959-1963)
- Bartender / ... (3 episodes, 1958-1964)
- 3rd Sentry / ... (3 episodes, 1963-1964)
- Harry / ... (3 episodes, 1961-1965)
- Bidder for Gold Finder / ... (3 episodes, 1960-1962)
- Erwin / ... (3 episodes, 1964)
- Freighter / ... (3 episodes, 1957-1964)
- Indian / ... (3 episodes, 1957-1958)
- Wagon Man (3 episodes, 1957)
- Wagon Train Member / ... (3 episodes, 1959-1961)
- Saloon Tough / ... (3 episodes, 1961-1964)
- Wagon Train Member / ... (3 episodes, 1961-1962)
- Dr. Carol Ames Willoughby / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1962)
- Julie Gage / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1962)
- Angela DeVarga / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1959)
- Dora Gray / ... (2 episodes, 1958)
- Daniel Morgan Benedict III / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1961)
- Annie Griffith / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1961)
- Dr. Swift Cloud / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1960)
- Steve Campden II / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1960)
- Benjamin Burns / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1960)
- Samuel T. Evans
- Christine Elliot / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1960)
- Candy O'Hara / ... (2 episodes, 1960)
- Frank Carter / ... (2 episodes, 1961-1962)
- Laurie Bell / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1960)
- Roger Bigelow / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1960)
- Cassie Tanner
- Natalie Garner / ... (2 episodes, 1959)
- Carstairs / ... (2 episodes, 1960-1961)
- John Darro / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1962)
- Ben Mattox / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1960)
- Jess Foladaire / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1960)
- Antonio 'Tonio' Gigli / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1961)
- Maidie Brant / ... (2 episodes, 1960-1963)
- Jose Morales / ... (2 episodes, 1960-1961)
- Luke Grant / ... (2 episodes, 1960)
- Artie Matthewson / ... (2 episodes, 1961-1965)
- Captain Dan Brady / ... (2 episodes, 1961-1962)
- Daniel Delaney / ... (2 episodes, 1962-1965)
- Cleve Colter / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1959)
- Brian Conlin / ... (2 episodes, 1960-1964)
- Adam MacKenzie / ... (2 episodes, 1961-1963)
- John Cameron / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1963)
- Jess Winn / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1961)
- Angus Breck / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1962)
- Cole Crawford / ... (2 episodes, 1960-1962)
- Barker / ... (2 episodes, 1961-1963)
- Bob Stuart / ... (2 episodes, 1962-1964)
- Dr. Rand / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1962)
- Hope Steele / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1959)
- Jack Thorne / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1962)
- Jane Hawkins / ... (2 episodes, 1960-1964)
- Doc Shaw / ... (2 episodes, 1961-1962)
- Dallas / ... (2 episodes, 1961-1962)
- John Cole / ... (2 episodes, 1962-1963)
- Patrick McGowan / ... (2 episodes, 1962-1963)
- Earl 'Laramie Kid' Halstead / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1959)
- Grubstake Malloy / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1962)
- Jay Thorton / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1962)
- Marty Benson / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1960)
- Cleveland 'Clee' McMasters (2 episodes, 1958)
- Papa Kling / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1965)
- Prudence Steele / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1961)
- Aunt Em (2 episodes, 1959-1960)
- Jed Polke / ... (2 episodes, 1961)
- Chad Kramer / ... (2 episodes, 1962-1963)
- First Sgt. Gault / ... (2 episodes, 1963)
- Jameson / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1960)
- Antonio DeVargo / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1959)
- Freda Johnson / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1960)
- Mary Louise Hamilton / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1960)
- Alonzo Galezio / ... (2 episodes, 1960-1962)
- Betty Whittaker / ... (2 episodes, 1961-1963)
- Blake Dorty / ... (2 episodes, 1962-1963)
- Dan Highet / ... (2 episodes, 1962-1963)
- Ginny Beckett / ... (2 episodes, 1962-1963)
- Sheriff Frank Lewis aka Jed Whitmore / ... (2 episodes, 1964)
- David Forest / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1960)
- Ned / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1963)
- Father Martin / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1962)
- Casey Reardon / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1960)
- Ron Pearson / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1961)
- Angie / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1960)
- Cathy Burns / ... (2 episodes, 1960)
- Danny Maitland / ... (2 episodes, 1961-1962)
- Arnie Swenson / ... (2 episodes, 1962-1963)
- General Kirby / ... (2 episodes, 1962)
- Hamish Browne / ... (2 episodes, 1963-1964)
- Harlan Fortune / ... (2 episodes, 1965)
- Dr. Everest / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1964)
- Boone Caulder / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1963)
- Alma Hardy / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1960)
- Marilee Hamplar / ... (2 episodes, 1959)
- Juan (2 episodes, 1959)
- Jim Brenton / ... (2 episodes, 1960-1961)
- Andrew Elliott / ... (2 episodes, 1963-1964)
- Jefferson Miller / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1960)
- Kennedy / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1958)
- Lester Cole / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1963)
- Hamish MacGregor / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1960)
- Ben Holden / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1959)
- Blaine's stooge / ... (2 episodes, 1958)
- Bill Collier / ... (2 episodes, 1960-1963)
- Kyle Cleatus / ... (2 episodes, 1960)
- Jonathan Lott / ... (2 episodes, 1961-1963)
- Judy Wilson / ... (2 episodes, 1962-1964)
- Holly Bleecker / ... (2 episodes, 1963)
- Ellen Howard / ... (2 episodes, 1963)
- Robin / ... (2 episodes, 1964)
- Frankie Palmer / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1961)
- Marian Pruitt / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1959)
- Sheriff / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1963)
- Doctor / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1961)
- Abby / ... (2 episodes, 1960)
- Corey / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1960)
- Doc Lockridge / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1960)
- Ance Beal / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1959)
- Elizabeth / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1960)
- Indian Brave / ... (2 episodes, 1960-1961)
- George Gentry / ... (2 episodes, 1960-1961)
- Murray / ... (2 episodes, 1961)
- Abigail Stryker / ... (2 episodes, 1962)
- Cpl. Reese / ... (2 episodes, 1963-1964)
- Bert Jenkins / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1963)
- Jack Montgomery / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1959)
- Dr. Morrow / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1965)
- Mr. Mulenbach / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1960)
- Broxton / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1960)
- Blanche Broxton / ... (2 episodes, 1958)
- Jenkins / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1963)
- Beth Fowler / ... (2 episodes, 1960-1963)
- Dabbs Hargrove / ... (2 episodes, 1960-1963)
- Kenny / ... (2 episodes, 1960-1961)
- Charles Ivers / ... (2 episodes, 1960-1961)
- Jim Collins / ... (2 episodes, 1961-1963)
- Henry 'Wild Horse' Adams / ... (2 episodes, 1962-1963)
- Maria / ... (2 episodes, 1964-1965)
- Deputy Bart Williams / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1959)
- Laura Clinton / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1963)
- Henshaw / ... (2 episodes, 1958)
- Del Masters / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1963)
- Colonel / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1961)
- Mr. Bill Dashmore / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1960)
- 2nd Poker Player / ... (2 episodes, 1961-1962)
- Cavalry Sergeant / ... (2 episodes, 1961)
- Ben Graham / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1963)
- Mrs. Maybelle Gifford / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1963)
- Bartender / ... (2 episodes, 1958)
- Count Roberto del Falcone / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1963)
- Marshal / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1959)
- Medicine Man / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1958)
- Mr. Hedson / ... (2 episodes, 1957)
- Manuel Sandoval / ... (2 episodes, 1959)
- The Sheriff / ... (2 episodes, 1960-1962)
- Eliott Drake / ... (2 episodes, 1960)
- Bank Manager / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1961)
- Evvie Finley / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1963)
- Boy / ... (2 episodes, 1961)
- Lace Andrews / ... (2 episodes, 1962-1963)
- Mr. Adams / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1962)
- Mae O'Malley / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1958)
- Indian Chief / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1963)
- Garth Kirby / ... (2 episodes, 1961-1963)
- Mrs. Folsom / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1962)
- Rancher / ... (2 episodes, 1958)
- Mr. / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1963)
- Boy / ... (2 episodes, 1960-1965)
- Ed Linders / ... (2 episodes, 1961-1964)
- Josh Charvanaugh / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1960)
- Cheyenne Indian / ... (2 episodes, 1960-1961)
- Judge / ... (2 episodes, 1962-1963)
- Frank Quinn / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1958)
- Archibald McAdoo / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1960)
- Brace / ... (2 episodes, 1961)
- Sam / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1963)
- Maria / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1961)
- Joe Henry / ... (2 episodes, 1961-1963)
- Dick Pederson / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1962)
- Charity Kirby / ... (2 episodes, 1961-1964)
- Harry Whitmore / ... (2 episodes, 1961-1964)
- Lucinda Carter / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1964)
- Jeb Drummond / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1964)
- Joey Henshaw / ... (2 episodes, 1960-1964)
- Crazy Bear / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1965)
- Adam Vance / ... (2 episodes, 1963-1964)
- Eric Camden / ... (2 episodes, 1964-1965)
- Adam Pierce / ... (2 episodes, 1964-1965)
- Charlie Loughlin / ... (2 episodes, 1965)
- Bragg / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1965)
- Clyde / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1965)
- Captain Thorp / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1960)
- Davie Vance / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1963)
- Davey Sinclair / ... (2 episodes, 1959)
- Hank / ... (2 episodes, 1960-1961)
- Mr. Wise / ... (2 episodes, 1961-1964)
- Georgia / ... (2 episodes, 1961-1963)
- Mother O'Hara / ... (2 episodes, 1962-1964)
- Colin Dunn / ... (2 episodes, 1964)
- Indian Chief Blackhawk / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1960)
- Mrs. Sharp / ... (2 episodes, 1962-1963)
- Martin Jennings / ... (2 episodes, 1962-1963)
- Mary Mason / ... (2 episodes, 1963-1964)
- Norden / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1963)
- Joe - Bartender / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1959)
- Pirate / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1964)
- Private Bledsoe / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1963)
- M.T. McBee / ... (2 episodes, 1960-1964)
- Jessup Harmon / ... (2 episodes, 1961-1964)
- Cavalry Officer / ... (2 episodes, 1962-1964)
- Grace Lowe / ... (2 episodes, 1963-1964)
- Chick Stump / ... (2 episodes, 1963-1964)
- Marie Hale / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1961)
- Jack Reynolds / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1961)
- Man / ... (2 episodes, 1960-1964)
- Soldier (2 episodes, 1960-1961)
- Indian Leader / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1961)
- Mort / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1960)
- Mrs. Wilkes / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1964)
- Mrs. Adams / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1962)
- Indian Warrior / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1961)
- Proprietor / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1960)
- Indian / ... (2 episodes, 1963-1965)
- Juana Perez / ... (2 episodes, 1963-1964)
- Pietro Vandero / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1962)
- Nat Conners / ... (2 episodes, 1960-1961)
- Deputy / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1963)
- General Collins / ... (2 episodes, 1960-1962)
- Little Eagle / ... (2 episodes, 1959-1965)
- Townsman / ... (2 episodes, 1962-1965)
- Joey / ... (2 episodes, 1957-1958)
- Wagon Train Man / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1965)
- Mr. Johnson / ... (2 episodes, 1958-1962)
- Wagon Train Member (2 episodes, 1959-1961)
- Bully / ... (2 episodes, 1959)
- Wagon Train Member (2 episodes, 1960)
- Bartholomeo / ... (2 episodes, 1961-1964)
- Mrs. Tucker / ... (2 episodes, 1962-1964)
- Jeb Martin / ... (2 episodes, 1962-1964)
- Factory Worker / ... (2 episodes, 1962-1964)
- Barfly / ... (2 episodes, 1963)
- Patty McNeil / ... (2 episodes, 1964-1965)
- Paul / ... (2 episodes, 1964)
- Espada (2 episodes, 1964)