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Kathleen Moody Simmons — Sun, 22 Sep 2019 01:38:16 +0000

Hello. My grandfather was Norman Nelson Moody. He was born in 1893 and at age 17 he was one of the original cowboys on the Kendrick ranch before enlisting in the US Army during World War I. Because of his natural ability with horses he was assigned to a Cavalry Unit on the front lines in France as an Ammunition Transport Wagon Driver. He loved his years as a cowboy on the Kendrick ranch and told stories of riding the fences, looking for strays, the beauty of the country, the snow and the cold and more. He remains one of our family legends…
My granddaddy was a cowboy
I’m told he rode the range
A strong and silent Scotsman
Norman Moody was his name.
He was born and raised back East they say
Pennsylvania was his home,
But his heart belonged to the western sky
And his mind was set to roam.
(There is more but I will spare you)
Granddad married a school teacher from Cheyenne and eventually moved back East where he had 6 children and 46 grandchildren. Even so, in the mid 1950’s he bought a Volkswagon van, threw a mattress and a bed roll in the back and once again headed west to revisit his youth and the Kendrick ranch. He truly was a cowboy at heart and one of the last of this very special breed of men.

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bygeorge — Tue, 09 Oct 2018 21:12:34 +0000

In reply to Scott Cotton.

Scott, I would love to hear more of your stories of the LXBar, and would like to include a photo or two along with your memories in the blog that I wrote. It is such a unique page in 玩弄放荡人妻少妇系列视频’s history! Thank you for writing.
Patricia Ullery Whitaker – [email protected]

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bygeorge — Tue, 09 Oct 2018 20:33:40 +0000

In reply to Jackie Linda Lytton.

Jackie, thank you for writing. Would you be interested in letting me include this photo on my blog on the LXBar? I could include some of your memories, if you like.
Patricia Ullery Whitaker

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Jackie Linda Lytton — Mon, 08 Oct 2018 23:46:01 +0000

I have a picture of cowboys, including my dad, Jack Lytton and Mr. Kendrick. They are on the front porch of the main house.
We lived across the river, up on the hill, until around 1958.

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Scott Cotton — Thu, 27 Sep 2018 21:09:35 +0000

I lived on the LX Bar for a number of years and have m own memories (and photos). I have seen all seasons and events pass in that time including Kendrick Cattle fade away. My family knew theirs from the 1880’s since we were neighbors on the northwest corner. Few people are left that have ridden the expanses of those rangelands. I rode for them from 71-75 and worked the E-U, the Forks, the 76 and then the LX Bar. There are still many things that will remain with us for which this was home.

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