Wyatt Earp The Fourth Of The Civil War - 991 Words

Wyatt Earp was born march 19, 1848 in Monmouth Illinois. Wyatt was the fourth of nicholas and virginia ann earp. He had two older brother James and Virgil and older sister martha. He also had a older half brother Newton. Wyatt also had two younger brothers warren and morgan and two little sisters virginia ann and adelia. Both virginia ann and martha died at childhood. Wyatt spent most of his childhood in Illinois and iowa. Wyatts three older brothers join the civil war on the union side. Wyatt tried to run away to join several time but his father always brought him back. Wyatt was put in charge of harvesting all the crops. Wyatts brother return after the war and go to work but wyatt being too young still helped his brother virgil on the stagecoach. Wyatt is hired on the railroad in 1868 where he learns to gamble and how to box in wyoming. Wyatt decides to join his family in lamar missouri in 1869. Wyatt is made constable of the township in his father s place. Wyatt earp married uril la sutherland who dies within a ear after they wed.Wyatt sells the house he bought two months earlier. On march 28 1871 wyatt in accused of stealing a house and avoids it by fleeing. Wyatt spends the next several years working in a saloon, gambling houses, and brothels of the frontier. He has multiple relationships with prostitutes and artists because of his involvement with them. In october of 1874 wyatt helps track down and catch a horse thief which is the same crime he was accused of. HeShow MoreRelatedStephen P. Robbins Timothy A. Judge (2011) Organizational Behaviour 15th Edition New Jersey: Prentice Hall393164 Words   |  1573 Pageshave identified a number of skills that differentiate effective from ineffective managers.8 Technical Skills Technical skills encompass the ability to apply specialized knowledge or expertise. When you think of the skills of professionals such as civil engineers or oral surgeons, you typically focus on the technical skills they have learned throu gh extensive formal education. Of course, professionals don’t have a monopoly on technical skills, and not all technical skills have to be learned in schools