Edward Armon Sieker Explained

Edward Armon Sieker Jr. (c. 1853–1901), sometimes styled Ed A. Sieker in print, was a lawman with the Texas Rangers, in which capacity he was involved in a number of gunfights with American Indians and outlaws. His three brothers, including Lamartine P. Sieker, all became Texas Rangers.^{[1] [2]}

Sources

• Parsons . Chuck . April 30, 2009 . The Sieker Brothers: A Quartet of Texas Rangers . Texas Ranger Dispatch . 1–8.
• Encyclopedia: 2001 . Sieker, Edward Armon, Jr. . Historical Dictionary of Law Enforcement . Greenwood Press . Westport, CT . Roth . Michael P. . 323. 9780313305603 .

Further reading

• Book: Alexander, Bob . Riding Lucifer's Line: Ranger Deaths along the Texas-Mexico Border . University of North Texas Press . 2013 . Denton, TX . 91.
• Book: Mirages, Mysteries and Reality: Brewster County, Texas . Pioneer Book Publishers, Inc. . 1972 . Casey . Clifford B. . Hereford, TX . 50–1.
• Sieker . E. A. . August 1927 . Texas Rangers Battle with Outlaws In 1880 . Frontier Times . 4 . 11.
• Book: Stephens, Robert W. . Texas Ranger Sketches . privately printed . 1972 . Dallas, TX . B001O27BLE.
• Book: Webb, Walter P. . The Texas Rangers: A Century of Frontier Defense . University of Texas Press . 1993 . 2nd . Austin, TX . 407–8.
• Book: Williams, Clayton W. . Texas' Last Frontier: Fort Stockton and the Trans-Pecos, 1861–1895 . Texas A&M University Press . 1982 . College Station . 212-14, 254-9, 278-9, 340. 9780890961261 .

Notes and References

1. Parsons 2009, pp. 1–8.
2. Roth 2001, p. 323.