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A list of those appearing in this video “MEN of the Jesse James Family” appears below, together with links to Stray Leaves that tell more about them.
Male members of the James family who appear in “MEN of the Jesse James Family.”
Alexander Franklin “Frank” James 1843-1915 – About
Andrew Jackson James 1862-1913
Andrew Jackson “A.J.” James 1817-1873 – About
Boyce Manley James Sr. 1892-1966
Boyce Manley James Jr. Unk-1945
Brereton Chandler Jones 1939-Living – About
Charles Michael James 1947-Living – About
Charles Robert James 1926-1968
Christopher Columbus James 1880-1965
Daniel Field James 1822-Unk
Daniel M. James Esq. 1847-1893
David Daniel “D.D.” James Sr. 1819-1902
David Daniel James Jr. 1859-1928
David Hunt James 1844-1915 About
Donald James Baumel 1933-2011 Jesse James’ Great-grandson – About
Drury Woodson James 1824-1910 – About
Ernest Smythe James 1939-Living
Edward Perry James 1847-1922
Elliston Dyer James 1894-1972
Elton John James 1918-1997
Enoch Elbert James 1876-1915
Everett Elo James 1924-1995
Festus Orlando James 1873-1961
Francis Marion James Jr. 1880-1931 – About
Franklin Pierce James 1953-1935
Fred James 1904-1968
Gene Dale James 1925-2014
George Thomas James (w. Mary Whiteside) 1853-1938
George Carter James 1842-1890
George Thomas James 1853-1938
George Washington James 1828-1862
Harold Dyer James 1928-2004
Harry Francis James Sr. 1915-1995
Harry Francis James Jr. aka Eric F. James 1943-Living
Harvey H. James 1883-1948
Henry Field James 1816-1876
Henry Homer James 1874-1943
Isham Keith James 1868-1941
Jackson Waite James 1877-1965 – About
James Burns Malley 1921-2015 – About
James Randall Ross 1926-2007 – Great-grandson of Jesse James – About
Jesse Edwards James Jr. Esq. 1875-1951 – About
Jesse Woodson James 1847-1882 – About
John James “of Alvarado” 1852-1927 – About
John Earl James 1928-2016
John Graves James 1797-1874 – About
John Henry James 1864-1918 – About
John Lightfoot James 1785-1950 – About
John Marion James 1840-1922
John Oliver James 1897-1987
John Thomas James 1844-1923
John William James 1923-1994
Joseph McAlister James aka Joseph McJames 1818-1905
Joseph Mack James 1857-1929
Joseph Warren James 1879-1936
Leslie Melvin James 1906-1968
Mack Henry James 1878-1945 – About
Marion Albert James 1876-1923
Maurice Broadus James 1912-2002
Noel Richard James 1906-Unk
Raymond Edward James 1932-Living – About
Reuben James 1906-1970
Richard Donald “Dick” James 1926-2009 – About
Robert Franklin James 1876-1954
Robert Franklin “Bob” James 1877-1959
Robert Lee James 1894-1988 – About
Robert Lee James 1945-2003 –
Robert Lee James III Unk-Living
Robert Sallee James 1818-1850
Samuel Grant James 1868-1942
Samuel Moore “Sam” Walton 1918-1992 – About
Thomas Evans James 1850-1892 – About
Thomas Henry William James 1796-1870
Thomas Martin “T.M.” James 1823-1901
Unidentified James
Vern Reuben James 1914-2008 – About
William Dudley James 1829-1933
William Glen James 1902-1963
William Henry James 1811-1895
William Henry James 1854-Unk
William Henry Williams James 1847-1933
Zedic Westmoreland James 1859-1929
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VIDEO of the Clay County Board of Commissioners bestowing honor upon our James colleague & friend Charlies Broomfield. Recognition begins at 2:00 min. mark.
Congratulations Charlie!!
We have hints from the Clay County Archives in charge of James Farm in Kearney, Missouri, that a road leading to the farm will be renamed Charles Broomfield Rd. Charlie was a Clay County Commissioner who took an active role in arranging the sale and transfer of James Farm from the James family to Clay County.
Cant say that I understand the significance of this.
Do you have the address of Jesse & Frank James Cabin in Paseo Robles, California?
SLAVE TRADERS AMONG OUR JAMES FAMILY . . . For a decade Stray Leaves has been researching this most distressing discovery. Finally, it’s time to bring this story to light. There’s much to report. The entire story will take time to tell. As we begin, we are also compelled to reconcile what this history means for us. More specifically for those who are now known to descend from these slave traders, whom it can be assumed never knew of this element of their ancestry, but also for the James family as a whole. The resolution will not come easy.
Forks of the Road Slave Market – Violence In Silence
ericjames.org
“Just at the Forks, where the Washington and Kingston, or Palatine roads converge, stood a low squatty frame building used during the winter monthsI ran a DNA test on all the James names I could find in these stories and didn't get 1 DNA match. My DNA is closer to Jesse than that James line is. I am looking into it being through Robert Thomason (step grandfather of Jesse Woodson James) and Julia Ann Singleton (Aunt to Jesse Woodson James).
I am a descendant of Betty G Woodson.
Waterproof, La in Tensas Parish to be more exact.
Tensas Parish. J. G. James and M. Kerrigan.
The King family. Descendants of Viking slayers. archive.org/stream/Kingswood/Kingswood%20reduced_djvu.txt
"In the middle of 1864, Captain Jason W. James was on scouting duty in the southern part of Madison Parish. About eight o'clock one morning he and his company arrived at the Plantation home of Hr. Joshua James on Roundaway Bayou, who also owned the Ione Plantation in Tensas Parish." You will have to read the rest. I am not posting it here. 😲 😲 😲 sites.rootsweb.com/~lamadiso/articles/ward/chap05.htm
And I do believe this James line is connected to Lucille Ball.
And speaking of slave traders. Nicholas Trammell is mixed in with the Carrigans somehow. www.tshaonline.org/handbook/entries/trammell-nicholas
And I am a descendant of Elizabeth Woodson Thomas. Wife of Captain Edmund King.
I am also showing DNA matches to the James grandparents of Jesse Woodson James and all 8 of his great grandparents. This is what I need help figuring out. All of my James DNA matches will be in the replies to this comment. In this screenshot they are all the white ones
The sons of Colonial Edmund King.
I am a descendant of Mary Joicy who was widow Woodson, mother of Elizabeth Woodson Thomas.
By the way I am not a Kerrigan by DNA. I am a Carrigan. Civil War name change. Descendant of William Michael Carrigan and Nancy Holt. Nancy Holt was the daughter of Michael Holt III and Rachel Rainey. youtu.be/IsK2eSTVW8A
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When this happens, it’s usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it’s been deleted.Where does Lucille Ball fit?
FIND-A-GRAVE BLUNDERS LEAVE JAMES FAMILY HOWLING . . . Can you spot the errata in this Find a Grave post for the grandfather of Frank & Jesse James? The most glaring deception is the photograph!
History tells us the photograph was invented about the time John M. James was dying. Neither history, nor the administrator of this posting, Charlotte Raley McConaha, can tell us is how photographic technology made its way from France to the distant American frontier to take a photo of John M. James, months before his demise.
Another imprecise miscalculation in this post is the attribution of the middle name “Martin” to John M. James. The name never has been proved by evidence. To guess the name is unreliable and wrong.