Francisco Esquivar

Biography
Francisco Cárdenas Esquivar (b. June 4, 1858) was a Mexican outlaw and the only son of an unknown father and a prostitute mother. Francisco insisted he was not Mexican, but was directly descended from the Spanish explorers of the Coronado expedition.

Francisco was a right-hand man to the original "Shadow Wolf," Eliseo Ventura, and felt he was next in line to inherit the title. However, a disabled young man was adopted into Shadow Wolf Pack and usurped Francisco 's position. Fitted with a metallic prosthetic arm, this new Shadow Wolf killed Eliseo and took control over the outlaw band -- much to Francisco 's chagrin.

This change in leadership led to fewer lucrative endeavors and fewer murders; and with them, the enjoyment Francisco took in the job. A botched train robbery did give Francisco a chance to kill a few of the Southern Pacific railway employees, as well as some stubborn immigrants who stood in his way-- Colin and Ashling MacKenna. Little did Francisco realize that their surviving daughter, Maeve, would later become a further thorn in his side when she appeared in Redington, Arizona Territory months later and refused his advances.