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James Jesse:     more books (103)

Horse Sense: The Story of Will Sasse, His Horse Star, and the Outlaw Jesse James (Adventures in Time) by Jan Neubert Schultz, 2001-06 Jesse Stuart: The Boy from the Dark Hills (Jesse Stuart Foundation Juvenile Series) by Jimmy Lowe, Jerry A. Herndon, et all 1990-09-01 A Lucky Luke Adventure : Jesse James (Lucky Luke) by René Goscinny, 2007-05-25 Saga of Jesse James by Carl W. Breihan, 1991-08 I Rode With Jesse James: He wanted to quit the business, but he said he had to make a living. (Volume 1) by Gaylon Barrow, 2009-09-02 The Life, Times and Treacherous Death of Jesse James; Said to Be an Authentic Reprint of the Long Suppressed, 1882 Edition by Frank And Joseph Snell (Ed). Triplett, 1970-01-01 Jesse James and the First Missouri Train Robbery by Ronald Beights, 2002-04-30 The True Story of Jesse James by Brad Dalton, 2001-04-24 Redemption of Jesse James, The by Preston Lewis, 1995-08-01 Secrets of Jesse James by George E. Turner, 1975-01-01 Jesse James Was My Neighbor by Homer Croy, 1997-05-01 Ghosts of Frank and Jesse James and Other Stories by Angus MacLean, 1987-06 Jesse James by John Ernst, 1980-10 Jesse James was one of his names by Del Schrader, 1975

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61. MSN Encarta - James, Jesse
    Rechercher james, jesse.  
    http://fr.encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761552995/James_Jesse.html
    
    Extractions: Article accessible sur abonnement MSN Encarta Premium : Acc©dez   30 000 articles encyclop©diques avec plus de 12 000 illustrations, un atlas mondial interactif, un guide du Web et une palette compl¨te de ressources et d'outils ©ducatifs. 34,99 € par an (service d’acc¨s   Internet non compris). En savoir plus. Cet article n'est accessible que si vous ªtes abonn©   MSN Encarta Premium. Dans ce cas, connectez-vous en cliquant sur le lien Aller sur MSN Encarta Premium (ci-dessus). James, Jesse James, Jesse (1847-1882), bandit am©ricain qui devint un des personnages de la l©gende de l'Ouest am©ricain. N© dans le Missouri, James rejoignit  ... M©dias Encarta vous int©resse ? Abonnez-vous d¨s maintenant et b©n©ficiez de : Plus de r©sultats pour James, Jesse

62. CNN.com - Review: Jesse James: The Original Bin Laden - Nov. 7, 2002
    http://cnn.com/2002/SHOWBIZ/books/11/07/review.jesse.james/index.html
    
    Extractions: (CNN) His name is legendary, his exploits mythic, his life the stuff of romance. Jesse James is undoubtedly the most celebrated criminal in American history. He evokes images of Arthurian knights errant. He has been called a latter-day Robin Hood. Historian T.J. Stiles, however, offers a different kind of portrait. To him, Jesse James was the original Osama bin Laden. Stiles builds his case in "Jesse James: Last Rebel of the Civil War," an exhaustive biography that roots the bandit firmly in time and place, a vortex of issues and emotions called Missouri. Jesse and his brother Frank were raised as slaveholders in Clay County, nestled along the Missouri River at the border with Kansas. Clay County was deeply enmeshed in the economic, political and social milieu of the Southern states. Jesse's formative years coincided with the "Bloody Kansas" era playing out literally next door. When war came, first Frank, then Jesse rode off with the bushwhackers, guerrillas who terrorized Unionists. The war ended in 1865 everywhere except Missouri. Secessionist passions raged unabated and Jesse James was in the thick of it. He wrapped himself in the cloak of the Confederacy as he launched his life of crime, with media help from newspaper editor John Edwards. James used the connection as an outlet for propaganda. In letters to newspapers, he heralded his robberies and murders as justified political acts, all the while maintaining he hadn't committed them.

63. Biography Of Jesse James
    Biography of jesse james. This article contains information on jesse james; read and find out more! jesse james was one of history s most well known criminals.  
    http://inin.essortment.com/biographyjesse_rtsy.htm
    
    Extractions: Biography of Jesse James This article contains information on Jesse James; read and find out more! Jesse James was one of history's most well known criminals. He was a vicious man and lead a long life of crime. James was born on September 5,1847 in Kearny, Missouri. His father was a Baptist Minister and his mother was Zerelda James. She did not work. Through James life, he had several father figures, but little guidance from his own father. His mother had remarried twice by the time James was 8. He has two step-brothers, two step-sisters, and two natural brothers. James had wanted to join the rebels cause for much of his teen life. He was too young to join when he first got interest, but by 1862 he had joined Quantrills Raiders. bodyOffer(19664) During his time and involvement with them he fought at Centralia Massacre in 1864. Soon after this James formed a gang. The gang consisted of people that wanted to get money the easy way, and rob banks and trains. The very first bank robbery attempt failed and had many casualties. This robbery was at Liberty Missouri and was in February of 1866. There were several banks after this that were a great success. Jesse James was the mastermind behind the successful plans. He knew the layout very well and knew how to get fear from the people they were robbing. J.W. Whicher was in search for James and his band. Once he was hot on the trail, he was murdered. No one knows for sure who did it, but people speculated that it was part of James pack. After a nine year courtship with his cousin Zerelda, they got married in April of 1875. Together they had two children, Mary and Jesse. One of the greatest downfalls of James gang was the robbery in Northfield, MO. It was a bad robbery and there were many deaths, both town people as well as those in the gang. The town and surrounding towns were both terrified and very angry. They formed a pack in hundreds to go after them. Only two of the gang were caught however, and they were in fact put in prison. After a few more robberies, Jesse James was killed. He was betrayed by a member of his gang, Bob Ford for the reward money.

64. Mosby's 43rd Battalion
    Photograph of the Mosby's Rangers with official and alternative identifications. Explains genealogical relationship of Col. John S. Mosby with jesse and Frank james.  
    http://users.snip.net/~armand/mosby/mosby.htm

65. Biografia De James, Jesse Woodson
    Translate this page james, jesse Woodson. (Clay County, 1847-Saint Josep, 1882) Bandido estadounidense. Partidario de la Confederación, combatió en la guerrilla de Quantrell.  
    http://www.biografiasyvidas.com/biografia/j/james_jesse.htm
    
    Extractions: Enlaces James, Jesse Woodson (Clay County, 1847-Saint Josep, 1882) Bandido estadounidense. Partidario de la Confederación, combatió en la guerrilla de Quantrell. Una vez finalizada la guerra de Secesión, formó con su hermano Frank una banda de salteadores de bancos y trenes postales (1866-1882). Murió asesinado por su compañero Robert Ford. Inicio Buscador Recomendar sitio

66. Lakeview Country Bed And Breakfast, Excelsior Springs, Missouri
    Missouri country estate featuring hot tubs, fishing lake, horses, boating, nature trails, close to historic jesse james Farm. 35 minutes northeast Kansas City.  
    http://www.lakeviewbandb.com/

67. City Of St. Joseph, Missouri
    City of St. Joseph offers a brief biography on the life of the gunslinging jesse james. Also get information and photos of his home.  
    http://www.ci.st-joseph.mo.us//jesjames.html

68. American Folklore: Missouri State Folktale
    jesse james and the Widow retold by SE Schlosser. It was while they were eating lunch that jesse james noticed that something was bothering this generous widow.  
    http://www.americanfolklore.net/folktales/mo.html
    
    Extractions: S. E. Schlosser One day, as Jesse James and his gang were riding through Missouri, they saw a farmhouse and stopped to ask for something to eat. A widow lived there with three small children. She didn't have much in the house, but shared with them what she had. It was while they were eating lunch that Jesse James noticed that something was bothering this generous widow. He questioned her about it, and she broke down and told him her story. The mortgage was due on the house that very day, and since her husband had died, she did not have the money to pay it. Her landlord was not a generous man, and was sure to put her children and herself out on the street. "How much money do you need to pay the mortgage?" Jesse asked the widow. "Fifteen hundred dollars," the widow sobbed. Jesse James took out his money bag, counted out $1500 dollars and presented it to the widow. "I can't take this," she protested, but Jesse James insisted she use the money to pay off the mortgage.

69. The Road Dogg Jesse James
    Pictures of the different members of DX, focusing mainly on The Road Dogg. Also includes pictures from Raw and Smackdown, and a Question and Answer section.  
    http://www.geocities.com/thegreatone88x//roaddoggpage.html
    
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70. Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Pages: The James Family: From Irel
    Family history of Robert jesse D james including the descendants of james Edgar Lodge.  
    http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/j/a/m/Robert-jesse-D-James/
    
    Extractions: The content shown on this page has been submitted by a Genealogy.com customer, and is not subject to verification by Genealogy.com. Neither Genealogy.com nor its affiliates are responsible for the accuracy of any information contained on this page. The opinions expressed on this page are the author's alone and not the opinions of Genealogy.com. Home Help About Us Biography.com ... Affiliate

71. Jesse James Leija
    jesse james Leija. Sex, Male. Nationality, United States. Alias, The Texas Tornado. License No. TX020192. Hometown, San Antonio, TX. Birthplace, San Antonio, TX.  
    http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=008418

72. W-Fenec : Jesse James/Jesse James à L'Underworld (mars 2004)
    jesse james jesse james à l Underworld (mars 2004).  
    http://www.w-fenec.org/rock/jesse_james,688.html

73. Special Events Photo Album - Jesse James Gang - Jesse James Story - St. Louis Ir
    Special Events Photo Album and Legend of jesse james Gang Iron Mountain Railway. The james Gang . jesse james The ShowMe State s Most Famous Train Robber.  
    http://rosecity.net/trains/picture4.html
    
    Extractions: Most Famous Train Robber The Legend of Jesse James is known the world over. He is probably the most famous and celebrated Missourian after Harry S. Truman. Little in the way of fact exists about James and what you are about to read is merely an attempt to tell his story. Jesse James was born on September 5, 1847 in Kearney, MO. During the Civil War, the teenager James joined a band of pro-Southern guerrillas under the notorious William Quantrill. As one of Quantrill's irregulars, James learned the art of being an outlaw. As one of Central's Raiders, James attacked Union supply trains and depots. Many individual atrocities were committed by this notorious band of guerrilla fighters in Missouri. Quantrill justified his actions by saying that they were fighting on the side of the Confederacy. The Confederacy benefited from the actions of Quantrill, but they never recognized him as a member of the Confederacy. In 1873, the James Gang tired of robbing banks and decided to try their hand at robbing trains. On July 21, 1873, the James Gang robbed the Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific Railroad at Adair, Iowa. The gang had learned that $75,000 dollars in gold was to be transported on the train. According to the

74. Register At NYTimes.com
    New York Times review of T.J. Stiles' book jesse james Last Rebel of the Civil War, includes extensive information about the outlaw's life.  
    http://www.nytimes.com/2002/10/27/books/review/27NICHOLT.html
    
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75. FRIENDS OF THE JAMES FARM
    Until 1978, the james farm was owned by the descendents of Frank and jesse james. By then, the elements had just about claimed the farm. It was in ruins.  
    http://www.jessejames.org/

76. Lady Belle Outlaw's Jesse James Page
    Onepage biography, with photographs, of the james brothers.  
    http://OutlawsandLawmen.homestead.com/JesseJames.html
    
    Extractions: Drop me a line We are now in the presence of one of the most notorious outlaws of the Wild West, a man who provided pulp to the popular dime novels of his era as a celebrated bank and train robber. He was the bandit-hero, a gallant rebel who kept Missouri in an uproar for an entire decade, a legend that has remained immortalized, and that man is no other than Jesse Woodson James.

77. Jesse James: A Who2 Profile
    jesse james • Outlaw. Young jesse james Wanted Frank and jesse james Great links, emphasis on ancestry and descendants, jesse james Gang  
    http://www.who2.com/jessejames.html
    
    Extractions: JESSE JAMES Outlaw Young Jesse James learned a lot about guerrilla activities during the U.S. Civil War, fighting and sabotaging the Union army in the cause of the Confederacy. After the war, Jesse formed a gang of outlaws (including his brother Frank); in 1866 they began an on-again, off-again crime spree that lasted fifteen years. They robbed banks and trains, eluding law enforcement and gaining a popular following (and mythic stature), until James was betrayed and murdered by Bob Ford, one of his gang.

78. James Gang, Stagecoach Robberies, Quantrills Raiders, Cole Younger
    Information on the history of the james Gang, which was led by jesse james.  
    http://www.linecamp.com/museums/americanwest/western_clubs/james_gang/james_gang
    
    Extractions: James Gang James Gang, Stagecoach Robberies,Quantrills Raiders, Cole Younger James Gang James Gang Originally formed around 1866, with its leaders being, Frank James Jesse James , and Cole Younger. From 1866 to 1881, the James Gang knew a fairly active life. James Gang members averaged around twelve men, formerly members of Quantrills Guerillas James Gang carried out stagecoach robberies with elaborate escape routes and knew the area, the lawmen and the communities. The Missouri southern sympathizers regularly sheltered from the long arm of the law the James Gang. It is thought because of there affiliation with Quantrills Guerillas Wearing long prairie duster coats, the James Gang would slowly arrive to the town of choice. Drifting in by ones and twos casually looking up and down the street. When all the scouting was done and the time was right they would ad more bank robberies to there list of accomplishments Banks were a specialty of the James Gang but they clearly loved stagecoach robberies and train robberies as well. Over the course of time, the James Gang was accredited with at least 10 bank robberies

79. A Jesse Woodsom James Biography: Terraformers(tm) Tombtown(tm)
    Hoffa, james Wittle Holtzman, Thom Holliday, John Henry Doc Holliday Horony, Mary Katherine Huff, Larry Innocence Brent La Haise james, jesse Woodsom Jefferson  
    http://www.tombtown.com/bios/jesse.htm
    
    Extractions: JESSE WOODSOM JAMES Jesse James, the son of a Baptist Minister, was born 1847 in Missouri. At the age of 15, during the Civil War, he joined a band of pro-Confederate guerrillas led by William C. Quantrill. This band of guerrillas raided farms and communities sympathetic to the Union. In 1862 Quantrill was commissioned a captain in the Confederate army; that same year he was declared an outlaw by Union authorities. On Aug. 21, 1863, Quantrill led his guerrillas on their most infamous exploit when they burned and pillaged the town of Lawrence, Kansas, killing more than 150 unarmed men, women, and children. In October, they killed about 100 Union soldiers at Baxter Springs, Kans. Two years later the guerrillas were looting in Kentucky when a small force of Union soldiers surprised them and fatally wounded Quantrill. After the war, Jesse James formed a gang with his brother, Frank, and several other men. They held up banks, stagecoaches, and trains until 1876, when the gang was decimated trying to rob a bank in Northfield, Minn. The two brothers escaped and formed a new gang. On Apr. 3, 1882, Jesse was shot and killed by Robert Ford, a fellow gang member, for the reward. Jesse was shot in St. Joseph, Missouri and was buried at his childhood farm home near Kearney, MO.

80. James-Younger Gang
    jesse james, Frank james, and Cole Younger, formed the core of this famous postCivil War outlaw gang. Includes their influence of the Civil War in Missouri, quotes, and photographs.  
    http://www.civilwarstlouis.com/History/jamesgang.htm
    
    Extractions: Noted Guerrillas and A Terrible Quintette on CD-ROM for only $9.95 Jesse James, Quantrill, Cole Younger, Arthur McCoy, Bloody Bill Anderson and more by John N. Edwards Guerrilla Season by Pat Hughes available from Amazon.com Autobiographies Biographies St. Louis Steamboats ... Fiction Featured Page: Federal Militia in Missouri by Kirby Ross - new January 22, 2003 Civil War in Missouri Message Board new February 2, 2004 Pages in the website James-Younger Gang main page - from the Missouri-Kansas border area, they were engulfed in the Civil War from an early age and after would not, or could not, return to a normal life The Outlaws chart with names, pictures, and personal information about the men. The Robberies chart with "who did what" conclusions by prominent authors. Russellville, Ky Ste. Genevieve, Mo Northfield, Mn Arthur C. McCoy ... A Terrible Quintette Jesse James talks about his life as an outlaw Death of Zerelda Samuel Making of a Confederate Guerrilla Manly Missouri Cross-Dressers of the Civil War The Aftermath of the Lawrence Massacre ... Interview With Cole Younger by J. W. Buel, November 7, 1880

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