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Robert LeRoy Parker
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April 13, 1866
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Born in Beaver City, Beaver County, Utah
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1879
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Family moved to Circleville, Piute County, Utah
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June 24, 1889
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Cassidy, Warner and the McCarty Brothers robbed the San Miguel Bank in Telluride, Colorado
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1890
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Bought a ranch in Dubois, Wyoming
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1894
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Became romantically involved with Old West rancher and outlaw, Ann Bassett
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1894
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Was arrested in Lander, Wyoming and served 18 months of a two year sentence
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1896
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Joined with Elzy Lay, Harvey "Kid Curry" Logan, Ben Kilpatrick, Harry Tracy,
Will "News" Carver, Laura Bullion, and George Curry to form the gang called
The Wild Bunch.
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August 13, 1896
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Gang robbed the bank in Montpelier, Idaho
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1896
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Recruited Harry Longabaugh, alias "The Sundance Kid", into the Wild Bunch
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April 21, 1897
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Robbed the payroll for the Pleasant Valley Coal Company from the men transporting it
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June 2, 1899
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Gang robbed a Union Pacific train near Wilcox, Wyoming
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August 29, 1900
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Gang robbed a train near Tipton, Wyoming
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September 19, 1900
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Cassidy, Longabaugh and Bill Carver robbed the First National Bank of Winnemucca, Nevada
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1901
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Cassidy, Longabaugh, and Ethel "Etta" Place fled East to New York City.
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February 20, 1901
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Sailed to Buenos Aires, Argentina aboard the British Steamer, Herminius
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1901
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Bought a 15,000 acre ranch on the east bank of the Rio Blanco near Cholila, Chubut
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November 7, 1908
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Supposedly killed near San Vicente, Southern Bolivia, South America
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1908
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Traveled to Europe where he had plastic surgery before returning to
the United States as William T. Phillips
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May 14, 1908
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Married Gertrude Livesay in Adrian, Lenawee County, Michigan using the name William T. Phillips
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1925
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Visited father, Maximillian Parker and other siblings
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1937
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Died under the assumed name of of William Thadeous Phillips in Spokane, Washington
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