Which Cartwright man fell for these women on Bonanza?
Do you remember who dated Calamity Jane?

Love was as much a part of Bonanza as fighting outlaws or defending the ranch. Each member of the Cartwright clan — Ben and his sons Adam, Hoss, and Little Joe — had multiple love interests during the show's long run.
Some were short flings while others were deep connections that ended in tragedy. There were also three episodes that told the backstory of each son’s mother.
How well do you know the women who caught the eyes of the Cartwright guys? Take this quiz to find out!

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Who fell in love with Marie DeMarigny in New Orleans?
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Who falls for the famous Calamity Jane?
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Bored of her husband, British socialite Lady Beatrice Dunsford goes after who?
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Who falls for Emily Pennington, a sick woman traveling to a warmer climate for her health?
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Who marries Alice Harper?
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Who fell in love with Elizabeth Stoddard?
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Lotty Hawkins is an intended mail-order bride for a friend of the Cartwrights’ but ends up falling for…
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Who falls for Regina Darien, a quaker settler passing through?
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Who agrees to marry Tessa Caldwell after accidentally blinding her with a ricocheting bullet?
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Who falls for Helen Layton even though she has a gambling problem?
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Who courted sophisticated saloon girl Sue Ellen Terry?
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Who courts Sarah Reynolds, who was accused of being a witch by her religious companions?

Which Cartwright man fell for these women on Bonanza?
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73 Comments

"The Ponderosa, where men were men and women were scarce. But I'm here to tell
you that none of the Cartwrights were gay.
Thank God Hop Sing was."
The 6 foot tall Roberts was married 4 times and with or without his rug women found
him very attractive. The former Marine was not gay.
I have never heard of any star of a Western TV series being gay.
Though I suppose there has to be one given all the Westerns
that were on the air.
Gunsmoke's Amanda Blake died of AIDS but she got that from a blood transfusion.
They just don’t make shows like this anymore and probably never will.