Kathryn “Shotgun Kittie” Tubb: A Fearless Rancher
Kathryn “Shotgun Kittie” Tubb (née Marbaker) was an extraordinary rancher who made a mark in the rugged landscapes of Death Valley Junction and Ash Meadows. Born on November 15, 1886, in Bradford County, PA, she fearlessly embraced the challenges of the Wild West during a time when women’s roles were often limited.
Throughout her life, Tubb’s ranch in Nye County served as a testament to her resilience and determination. Today, it stands as a significant part of the Ash Meadows Wildlife Refuge, preserving her legacy for future generations.
Despite the hardships she faced, Tubb’s passion for ranching never wavered. Her unwavering spirit and love for the land made her a prominent figure in the history of Nevada. Her story serves as an inspiration, reminding us of the remarkable women who shaped the American West.
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Rancher at Death Valley Junction and Ash Meadows, Kathryn “Shotgun Kittie” Tubb (née Marbaker) was born on Nov 15, 1886 in Bradford County, PA. She passed away in 1957. Her former ranch in Nye County is now part of the Ash Meadows Wildlife Refuge. https://t.co/td9sxZqGxk pic.twitter.com/igCnP64GpT
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