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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Continued From: 6. Billy, the Kid Part 3 http://www.poetrysoup.com/poems_poets/poem_detail.aspx?ID=195848 **************************************************************************** On April 10th, 1846 on the ship Devonshire from Liverpool, one Catherine McCarty, age 17 arrived in New York during times most cruel. She made this long journey to escape the famine occurring in her native Ireland. We don't know if she arrived alone or with family or whether she was married or accompanied with a boyfriend. The passenger arrival manifest has her listed a servant as the occupation she did. Based only on her age and her name, many historians have speculated and proclaimed that she's the mother of BILLY the Kid. Billy's mother died on September 16th in the year of 1874. She was 45 years old according to her obituary. Combine the above information and we know one thing for sure. Immigrant Catherine shared the same age and name as did the true mother of Billy. It seems that due to health reasons, Catherine McCarty's life had gone onto searching for dryer climate out west as a single mother of two. One of her sons would live a full life and then fade into obscurity. Her other son would die very young and become one of the greatest legends to ever be. **************************************************************************** To Continue Go To: 8. Catherine McCarty Part 2 http://www.poetrysoup.com/poems_poets/poem_detail.aspx?ID=195846
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