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Boot Hill

Boot Hill, or boothill, is the generic name of many cemeteries, chiefly in the Western United States. During the 19th and early 20th centuries, it was a common name for the burial grounds for paupers.

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Boothill Graveyard

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Nodes73
Edges72
Triples114
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.027397
Components1

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related to Further reading · 29
Boot Hill → Arizona, Arizona Historical Society, Arizona History, ASIN B00E428MGY, Boot Hill Burlesque, Britz, Brown, Carbine, Caxton Press, Colorado Ghost Towns, Dodge City, ISBN, Journal, Kansas, Kevin, Lance, Nye, October, Oklahoma Press, Old Fort Sill
related to Boothill Graveyard · 22
Boot Hill → Arizona, Billy Clanton, Boothill, Boothill Graveyard, Chinese, Corral, For, Formerly, Frank McLaury, Gunfight, Helldorado, However, Jewish, Located, Mary, The, There, This, Tom McLaury, Tombstone
related to Miscellaneous · 15
Boot Hill → Alaska, Boot HillGrave, Coulson, Frank, MontanaView, Nevada, Reid, Skagway, SkagwayThe Boothill Cemetery, Smith's, Texas, The Boot Hill Cemetery, Tilden, Tilden Boot Hill CemeterySoapy, Virginia City
related to Deadwood, South Dakota · 8
Boot Hill → Calamity JaneGrave, Deadwood's Boot Hill, Martha, Mount Moriah CemeteryPlaques, Seth Bullock, Wild Bill Hickok, Wild Bill HickokBust, Wild Bill HickokGrave
related to External links · 8
Boot Hill → Arizona, Boot Hill Cemetery, Boot Hill Museum, Congress, Dodge City, KansasA, Library, Tombstone
related to In popular culture · 8
Boot Hill → Dodge City, Garrity, Graves, Gunsmoke, In, Matt Dillon, Mr, Twilight Zone
related to Dodge City, Kansas · 7
Boot Hill → Boot Hill Cemetery, Boot Hill Museum, Boot Hill MuseumThe, Hangman's TreeThe Hangman's TreeJohn, Lawson, Long Branch SaloonGraves, The
related to Origin of term · 6
Boot Hill → Although, Boot Hills, Dodge City, Hays, Kansas, The
see also · 5
Boot Hill → American FrontierBisbee MassacreCowboy Action, Boot Hill Cemetery, Juneau WharfWestern, ShootingFairbank Train RobberyPotter's, Wilson RanchShootout
related to Boot Hill Museum · 4
Boot Hill → Boot Hill Cemetery, Dodge City, Kansas, The Boot Hill Museum

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Boot Hillis aname of a role playing game first published in 1975 by TSR0.90text
Tombstoneinstance ofGarrity and the Graves.Boothill Graveyards are referenced in many films0.80text
Boot Hillrelated to Boot Hill MuseumThe Boot Hill Museum0.60section
Boot Hillrelated to Boot Hill MuseumBoot Hill Cemetery0.60section
Boot Hillrelated to Boot Hill MuseumDodge City0.60section
Boot Hillrelated to Boot Hill MuseumKansas0.60section
Boot Hillrelated to Boothill GraveyardThe0.60section
Boot Hillrelated to Boothill GraveyardBoothill Graveyard0.60section
Boot Hillrelated to Boothill GraveyardTombstone0.60section
Boot Hillrelated to Boothill GraveyardArizona0.60section
Boot Hillrelated to Boothill GraveyardFormerly0.60section
Boot Hillrelated to Boothill GraveyardTombstone Cemetery0.60section

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