Profiles the outlaw who, with his brother Frank, led a gang of bank and train robbers from the late 1860's through the 1870's.
Bunker, who has often been quoted in accounts of the robbery, did not give his first statement until weeks later; the emphasis in this narrative, therefore, is on Wilcox's accounts immediately following the robbery. 72.
"Not only does this new book record a factual story of my great-grandfather Jesse James in print, but also helps the reader get to know Jesse's true personality and appearance.
Examines the life of Jesse James, who went from guerrilla fighter for the Confederates during the Civil War to one of the most famous bank and train robbers in United States history.
Early the next morning a party made up of Farr , James , Edwards , and Frank O'Neill , a reporter for the St. Louis Missouri Republican , left for Independence.8 News of the surrender had covered the state , and as the train progressed ...
... 86 Howard , Victor , 335 Howk , Orvus Lee , 329 , 331 , 333 , 334 Hoyt , Henry , 186 , 208 , 209–10 Hudson Railroad , 196 Hudspeth , Lambertine , 28 , 215 Hughes , Charles Evans , 320 Hughes , John T. , 30 , 32 , 33 Humphreys County ...
Clelland D. Miller According to tradition , Clell Miller was the robber who laid his overcoat on the tracks at Gads Hill prior to the train's arrival . Although there is no evidence that Clell did in fact participate in that raid ...
Discusses the life of Jesse James, from his beginnings as a teenage guerilla soldier for the Confederates, through his career as a robber with the James-Younger gang, to his murder at the hands of a former gang member.
Written in an accessible style, this valuable little book will be welcomed by anyone with an interest in the Civil War, the legend of Jesse James, or Missouri history.
Hughes. &. Wasson. Bank. Not long after, in December 1866, Archie Clement was killed in a shootout. There is evidence that Jesse was with him when he died. Clement had been an important person in Jesse's life, shaping the young man's ...
From there, his life turned to one of thieving. Along with his brother, Jesse avoided capture and became something of a living legend. This is his story, told for a young audience through simple language and richly illustrated images.