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The two Texas Rangers made an unlikely pair. One was the classic vision of a Ranger. He was Lieutenant John Armstrong and he was described as an old school Texas lawman.

His partner for this assignment was Special Ranger Jack Duncan. Duncan was a veteran detective but from Chicago.

They would have to make it work as teammates because they'd been handed the mission that half the lawmen in Texas wanted.

They were going to find and arrest John Wesley Hardin. Hardin had spent nearly a decade avoiding capture but after he helped murder Deputy Sheriff Charles Webb,

there was no place left to hide in his home state. He and his wife and daughter fled to New Orleans and then across the Gulf of Mexico to Florida.

They'd settled in Gainesville and then Jacksonville and then finally the tiny town of Pollard, Alabama on the border between Florida and Alabama.

They ended up in Pollard because two private detectives nearly caught Hardin in Jacksonville.

The detectives were never heard from again and it's presumed they were killed by Hardin.

The greater Hardin family had relatives in Pollard so Hardin placed his wife Jane, their daughter Molly, and their new son John Wesley Jr. in the care of the relatives.

He traveled 60 miles south to the area around Pensacola, Florida and worked in the lumber business.

And despite his travels and the use of the name Swain instead of Hardin, the Texas Rangers still learned his rough location.

In mid-August 1877, Texas governor RB Hubbard signed an extradition order and Lieutenant Armstrong and Detective Duncan boarded a train in Austin.

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