81. Jesse James THE jamesYOUNGER GANG. I have a bit of interest in jesse james for three reasons * My family is from Northwest Missouri * My Great-grand father told me about http://fly.hiwaay.net/~dbennett/james.html

THE JAMES-YOUNGER GANG I have a bit of interest in Jesse James for three reasons: * My family is from Northwest Missouri * My Great-grand father told me about the time he met Cole Younger, in St. Joe, after Cole got out of prison. My Great-grand father died two months shy of his 105th birthday. * Everywhere I go I seem to run across places that a Jesse James event took place. THE BANK IN LIBERTY, MISSOURI My dad MERAMEC CAVERN, STANTON, MISSOURI Meramec Cavern: Local legend has itI that during the Civil War, a Federal powder mill in the cave was blown up by Confederate guerrillas of whom Jesse James was a member. Local legend also says in the early 1870's, Jesse James and his band returned to the Cavern on numerous occasions because it afforded a complete hideout for men and horses after train and bank robberies. THE BANK IN NORTHFIELD, MINNESOTA The raid on this bank was pretty much the end of the James-Younger Gang. Northfield Minnesota Web Page JESSE JAMES HOME IN ST. JOSEPH, MO WHERE THE FORD BROTHERS SHOT HIM The hole in the wall with a frame around it is obviously larger than a bullet hole. This is because the first curiosity seekers, like today, had to touch everything... The pistol is not the orginal pistol used to kill Jesse, but is the same make and model.

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Jesse James, Train Robberies, Confederate Jesse James Born: September 5, 1847 in Clay County, Missouri Died: April 3, 1882 in St. Joseph, Missouri Jesse James was a notorious outlaw who expertly provided the leadership for the James gang for several years Jesse James and his gang were quite proficient and successful in bank robberies, stage coach robberies and train robberies The most lucrative of the Jesse James Gang activities took place throughout Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Texas, Kentucky and Minnesota Eluding the law was a talent learned Jesse James riding with Quantrill's Confederate Guerilla Raiders during the Civil War Living under the assumed names of J.D. or Thomas Howard in Nashville, Tennessee Jesse James lived quite peacefully out of sight from his enemies Feeling comfortable living incognito Jesse James began to let his guard down and moved to St. Joseph, Missouri. Jesse James was murdered by a sneak named Bob Ford just for publicity

83. Scribe's Tribute To Jesse James Scribe s Tribute to. jesse james. Scribe s james B. McGuire Fred C. Scarborough LA Sherman Links to other jesse james sites. Follow http://www.geocities.com/SouthBeach/Marina/2057/Jesse_James.html

Scribe's Tribute to Jesse James Scribe's next favorite outlaw is Jesse James, who rode with his brother, Frank, and many others who came away from the Civil War with a bitter taste in their mouths and no way to make a real living. Although Jesse, like Billy the Kid, was known as a murderer and a no-good thief, Jesse was also known as a sort-of "Robin Hood of the West" for his habit of "taking from the rich and giving to the poor." Carolinda, Illinois 1872 Once again, those who lived and experienced the actual events that occurred in Jesse's life are perhaps the best judges of the outlaw whose death has created as much controversy as his life. James B. McGuire Fred C. Scarborough L.A. Sherman Links to other Jesse James sites Follow these links for more information on Jesse and Frank James, the Younger Boys, and other members of The James-Younger Gang James Family History Jesse James Gedcom Page Are YOU a member of the James Gang? Then your family wants YOU! They're doing DNA testing on anyone willing to be tested to prove their relation, so step on up and roll up that sleeve! Also features family tree information, family photographs, and other family information. JAMES Family History The Gunfighter's Homepage family history on the James gang members.

84. Jesse James (Woody Guthrie) (1930s) jesse james (trad./WOODY GUTHRIE) (1930s). jesse s Tombstone read Here Lies jesse james, shot down by a dirty coward whose name is not worthy to appear here http://www.geocities.com/Nashville/3448/jesse2.html

JESSE JAMES (trad./WOODY GUTHRIE) (1930s) Woody Guthrie's rewriting of the traditional ballad Woody also used the tune of the ballad for his own " Jesus Christ Manfred Helfert WOODY GUTHRIE: Jesse James is a good picture 'Course I have to wait till it gits down to the dime shows, but it's a good picture anyhow (After all, I reckon a dime is worth 40c to me... they must be awful scarce. I see where the Finance outfits are charging four bits for a dime.) The Railroad President offered $25.00 for one of Jesse's own men to shoot him in the back. Robert Ford, a dirty coward, done the job... Jesse's Tombstone read: Here Lies Jesse James, shot down by a dirty coward whose name is not worthy to appear here... No wonder folks likes to hear songs about the Outlaws they're wrong allright, but not as 1/2 as dirty and sneakin' as some of our so-called "higher-ups"... Woody Guthrie, "Woody Sez" column in "People's World," San Francisco, CA, c. 1939-'40; reprinted in Marjorie Guthrie et al (eds.), Woody Sez, New York, NY, 1975, p. 134. Lyrics as reprinted in Irwin Silber, Songs of the Great American West, New York, NY, 1967, p. 256

85. Jesse James (trad.) (1800s) jesse james. (trad.) (1800s). Any copyrighted owner(s). WHITE MANSIONS THE LEGEND OF jesse james rereleased by Mercury Records, Nashville!!! http://www.fortunecity.com/tinpan/parton/2/jesse1.html

web hosting domain names email addresses JESSE JAMES (trad.) (1800s) In the backwash of the Civil War , the western plains provided a stage for a breed of men who had learned to live by the gun. For many, like Frank and Jesse James, their training ground was that savage band of looters and marauders who traveled under the Confederate flag and went by the name of "Quantrill's Raiders." When the war was over, Frank and Jesse James went into business for themselves. For fifteen years the notorious James brothers reigned as the scourge of Kansas and Missouri. Jesse James, the younger of the two, became the colorful mastermind and daring desperado. "He stole from the rich and he gave to the poor," they sang in later years.... And the folklore was based on fact. There wasn't much point to stealing from the poor. Not unless you could work out a system the way the landlords did. And Jesse undoubtedly gave to the poor, and won loyalty, safety and shelter in times of need. To the hard-pressed plains farmers of the 1870's, Jesse James indeed may have appeared as the agent of destiny's vengeance. The outlaw's victims were usually those twin traducers of the farmers' labor and land the railroads and the banks. In April of 1882, Jesse James was murdered.... With Jesse's death (shot in the back of the head, unarmed, by a man he trusted as a friend), the legend was complete.... All that was needed in order to enshrine the legend permanently was a ballad. Within a short time after Jesse's death, an otherwise unknown minstrel by the name of Billy Gashade created the ballad which has come to be Jesse James' lasting epitaph....

86. Jesse James - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia jesse james. (Redirected from jesse james 1847). Imagejesse_james.jpg. jesse james in 1876. This article is about jesse james, the outlaw. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesse_James_1847

Jesse James From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. (Redirected from Jesse James 1847 Jesse James in 1876 This article is about Jesse James, the outlaw. For the bike builder, see Jesse G. James Jesse Woodson James September 5 April 3 ), American outlaw, was born in Kearney, Missouri . His father, Robert James, was a Baptist minister who helped found William Jewell College in Liberty, Missouri At seventeen, James left his native Missouri to fight as a Confederate guerilla in the American Civil War as part of Quantrill's Raiders , participating in raids in Kansas . He once killed eight men in a single day. After the war, he returned to his home state and lead one of history's most notorious outlaw gangs. He was wounded while surrendering at the end of the war, and later claimed to have been forced into outlawry because his family had been persecuted in the war. With his brother Frank James and several other ex-Confederates, including Cole Younger and his brothers, the James gang robbed their way across the Western frontier targeting banks, trains, stagecoaches, and stores from Iowa to Texas . Eluding even the Pinkerton National Detective Agency , the gang escaped with thousands of dollars. James is believed to have carried out the first daylight bank robbery in peacetime, stealing $60,000 from a bank in Liberty, Missouri.

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88. Jesse James Museum. Roadside America Francena bubbles with the enthusiasm of a religious zealot as she earnestly explains that jesse james wasn t really shot to death in 1882 — he died of old http://www.roadsideamerica.com/attract/MOSTAjesse.html

Stanton, Missouri T his small attraction lies just off the I-44 Stanton exit. Its owner and cheerleader, Francena Turilli, carries on the legacy of her late husband, Rudy, who built the place more than 35 years ago. Francena bubbles with the enthusiasm of a religious zealot as she earnestly explains that Jesse James wasn't really shot to death in 1882 Granbury, TX ! It is this startling revelation upon which the museum focuses. Only in the "show me" state could such skepticism about "official history" find fruit. Recent DNA tests on exhumed remains from his "grave" in Kearney, MO, and the House Where Jesse James Was Murdered in St. Joseph, MO, strongly argue that Jesse went down from a bullet shot by Robert Ford in 1882. The famous bullet hole in the wall had to be covered with Plexiglas to halt the eager, digging fingers of souvenir hunters... Francena doesn't buy a word of it. As we listen to her compelling fact-filled explanation, Francena hands around what she claims is Jesse's six-shooter to eager kids and baffled adults. With a pointer, she compares photos, mounted over the T-shirt bins, of the 19th and the (supposedly) 20th century Jesses, especially the shapes of their ears. "See? They're identical!" she cries, triumphant. A list of additional physical similarities is suddenly at her fingertips and in front of our faces. The list of scars and deformities is for our benefit, she knows them all by heart. Even the most brickheaded visitor quickly realizes that revisionist history is the name of the game at the Jesse James Museum, which features a walk around wax depictions of Jesse's premature-death conspirators. As long as you pay admission, whether or not you believe is irrelevant.

89. Adaptive Path » Jesse James Garrett home team jesse james Garrett. jesse james Garrett. http://www.adaptivepath.com/team/jjg.php

home team services events ... team Jesse James Garrett The Partners Appearances News Press Releases Jesse James Garrett is a founding partner of Adaptive Path, the world's premier user experience consulting company. He is author of The Elements of User Experience Professional Background Since starting in the Internet industry in 1995, Jesse has had a hands-on role in almost every aspect of Web development, from interface design and programming to content development and high-level strategy. Today, information architects around the world depend on the tools and concepts he has developed, including the widely acclaimed "Elements of User Experience" model. Jesse is co-founder of the Asilomar Institute for Information Architecture , the only professional organization dedicated to information architecture. He is also a frequent speaker and writer whose work has appeared in numerous publications, including New Architect Digital Web , and Boxes and Arrows Upcoming Appearances July 22, 2004 Jesse James Garrett, Adaptive Path Workshops The Elements of User Experience ," New York, New York August 16-20, 2004

90. Boxes And Arrows: Talking With Jesse James Garrett Talking with jesse james Garrett. by Erin Malone. The Elements of User Experience, jesse james Garrett, New Riders, 2002; The onepage diagram (PDF); http://www.boxesandarrows.com/archives/talking_with_jesse_james_garrett.php

Search Current Previously Categories Authors ... Discuss this Article October 27, 2002 Read more articles in Interviews Talking with Jesse James Garrett by Erin Malone Congratulations on the new book. You must be excited to be finished and have the work out there for the community to learn from. JJG: I’m very gratified by the reception people have given the book so far. The initial feedback I’ve received has been overwhelmingly positive. Also, if nothing else, writing this book has really changed the way I experience bookstores. I have a whole different appreciation for the amount of work packed into even the slimmest volume on the shelves. JJG: What are you trying to communicate with the book that is different from the original diagram? JJG: Who is your primary audience for the book? Once they finish that book, what do they read to learn more? JJG: I’ve got two main audiences in mind for the book: newcomers to the field, those who may have web design or development skills who want to know how to bring a user-centered approach to their work; and decision-makers, the people who have to decipher what the heck these web people are talking about. Each of the main chapters has a list of additional books for those who want more detail on a particular topic. In addition, I’m putting together a resource page at jjg.net/elements/resources

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93. Genealogy.com: Ancestry Of Jesse James First Name Middle Last Ancestry of jesse james. jesse james, legendary for his activities with his brother Frank, was in fact a husband and father. http://www.genealogy.com/famousfolks/James/

showAd("banner") Message Boards Family Home Pages Create a Home Page Search Family Home Pages ... Contribute a Tombstone Family Finder First Name: Middle: Last: Ancestry of Jesse James Jesse James, legendary for his activities with his brother Frank, was in fact a husband and father. In the mid-1800s, Jesse and his gang robbed trains and banks throughout the Midwest. At one point, the governor of Missouri offered a $10,000 reward for the capture of the James brothers. Browse this Family Tree Surname List First Generation (Unknown) Brown Cole ... Affiliate

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Name: Jesse James Category: Bad Guys Final Burial Location: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Kearney, Missouri, USA. Mike's Notes: Here is where Jesse James finally ended up. Originally he was buried at the site of his home a couple miles away, but for some reason they moved him. Original Burial Location: Jesse James Home, Kearney, Missouri, USA.

95. Discovery Channel :: Monster Garage Enter the Monster Garage, where jesse james and his team of maverick mechanics transform ordinary cars into extraordinary megamachines. http://dsc.discovery.com/fansites/monstergarage/monstergarage.html

postionList = "compscreen,hedthick,admedia,tower,nuiad,interstitial"; OAS_RICH("interstitial"); OAS_RICH("admedia"); May 29, 2004 EDT OAS_RICH("hedthick"); Exclusive Video Watch Jesse talk about stupidity on the set and more; then catch Miata/Personal Watercraft , premiering June 7. Slide Show Check out pictures of the Quarter-Mile Cadillac Mystery Game Try your hand at our trivia, and you may just win a T-shirt. Note: A new game every two weeks New in Store Now available: Monster Garage pendants, books and even remote-control cars. Viewer Gallery your own creations every other week. Recently Posted on the Board "What is the idea you'd like see for a Monster Garage Join In >> And don't forget to look for postings by Jesse James (aka "vanillago-rilla"). Fansites American Chopper American Hot Rod Christopher Lowell Monster Garage Monster House MythBusters New Detectives/FBI Files Rally Round the House Surprise by Design Unsolved History OAS_RICH("tower"); By visiting this site, you agree to the terms and conditions of our Visitor Agreement . Please read. 2004 Discovery Communications Inc.

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97. Jesse James John T.Samuel, Susan james.Center (L to R) Unknown, Reuben Samuel, Zerelda Samuel, Unknown.Back (L to R)Unknown, Frank james, jesse james, Zerelda Mimms. http://www.nma.gov.au/exhibitions/now_showing/outlawed/explore_the_outlaws/jesse

WriteStyleSheet('/','common'); WriteStyleSheet('/','nma_exhibitions'); WriteStyleSheet('/','nma_standardEditorial'); In this section ... Children's spaces Now showing Travelling Community writeNavigateButton('/images/'); National Museum of Australia Home Exhibitions Now showing Outlawed! ... Explore the Outlaws Jesse James Jesse James Jesse James at Greenville. Jesse James is a famous outlaw of the Wild West. During the American Civil War, at age 15, he became a guerrilla, joining William Quantrill's Raiders in attacks against Union supporters and troops. After the war ended, James and his brother united with fellow Raiders Cole, Bob and Jim Younger in a life of crime. Despite killing a number of men, in films and books James is often portrayed as an outlaw hero, robbing only from rich banks and train companies. Beginnings James and Samuel Family.Front (L to R): Unknown, John T.Samuel, Susan James.Center (L to R): Unknown, Reuben Samuel, Zerelda Samuel, Unknown.Back (L to R):Unknown, Frank James, Jesse James, Zerelda Mimms. Armand De Gregoris collection.

98. The Truth About Jesse James newspaper article stated, The doctor who examined the body told jesse s son that the corpse was not that of jesse james because jesse james had conjunctivitis http://www.granburytx.com/docs/truth.htm

The Truth about Jesse James By Craig Williams T he legend of Jesse James does not mention his most extraordinary featthat he staged his own death. According to Bud Hardcastle (a Jesse James historian) and Granbury residents, this definitely is the case Jesse James led the life of a Confederate hero while riding with Quantrill's Raiders and robbing trains. Then, some say, Bob Ford, a former friend, took his life by gunshot in April of 1882 in Missouri. In the early 1900's, however, J. Frank Dalton traveled from town to town and claimed to be the real Jesse James. The man who claimed to be Jesse James died at the age of 103 and is now buried in Granbury, Texas. The questions that are unanswered are: Who is buried in Missouri, if not Jesse James, and why would the real Jesse James come to Granbury? Hardcastle is probably one of the few people who can answer all the questions. Stories of Jesse and Frank James' escapades in Oklahoma and Texas were numerous, but they were unproved. Bud Hardcastle considered this a challenge and has been hot on the trail of the truth for fifteen years. Hardcastle answered the first question this way. "If you were Jesse James (or if you are yourself and the law is wanting you) and you had a chance to fake your death and have the law stop hunting youwould you fake your death?

99. The Jesse James Gang What Happen To Them, Old West Kansas james, jesse Woodson Mr. Howard JD Howard Thomas Howard Alias used was for Dr. John Black Howard, a Kentuckian and close friend, who visited often. http://www.ku.edu/heritage/research/james.txt

The Kansas Heritage Server would like to thank Richard A. Ensminger for contributing to this material. Rich passed away 29 May 1996 at Kirkwood, Missouri. He was 58 years old and had been with ALMSA, SIMA, and LSSC since 1969. Rich loved to read about the Old West, and this material is archived in Rich's memory.

100. Jesse And Frank James In The Far West Chapter Thirteen from The Life, Times, and Treacherous Death of jesse james (1882). by Frank Triplett jesse james and gang member. http://www.wildwestweb.net/jesseincal.html

This account of the James brothers' adventures in the far West certainly reads like fiction, but the story is an interesting read nonetheless. Chapter XIII of The Life, Times, and Treacherous Death of Jesse James (1882) by Frank Triplett Very soon after the Russellville robbery it was that Jesse started for California. He had in some measure recruited his health and strength through the care and kind nursing of his Kentucky friends, but still had a terrible cough accompanied by hectic fever. Journeying to New York by easy stages so as not to overtax his strength, he reached there with every probability of safely making the voyage to the golden shores of the Pacific Slope. Resting a few days before taking passage, he took in the principal objects of interest in the great city; and it speaks well for the natural character of the man that his visits were oftener to the libraries, art museums, et., than to the abodes of gilded vice and sin. Temperate by nature, easy, self-possessed and gentlemanly in his demeanor, his dress was as modest as the man himself, and he would never have been selected, so far as any outward indication went, as a bandit and desperado. In one thing only did he give way to temptation. Like most men of generous impulses, he was a born gambler. His nerve and judgement were both excellent, and in all games of chance he played with great skill. In New York, finding time to hang heavily on his hands, he visited the palatial room of John Chamberlain and made several large winnings.

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