This Month
in the history of
JESSE & FRANK JAMES
May 3, 1922
- Fannie Quantrill Samuel (Hall), half-sister of Jesse & Franks, dies.
May 6, 1884
- Charlie Ford, co-conspirator, with his brother Bob, in the murder of Jesse James
commits suicide near Richmond, Missouri.
May 27, 1873
- Ste. Genevieve, Missouri Savings Association is robbed of $4,000.
June 2, 1871
- Corydon, Iowa bank robbed of $6,000. James-Younger gang interrupts speaker Henry Dean Clay
to announce the robbery.
June 8, 1892
- Bob Ford, the slayer of Jesse James is killed in his saloon at Creede, Colorado
by Ed O'Kelly.
June 10, 1874
- Jesse James writes a letter to ex-guerilla James Vaughn denying any role in the murder
of James/Samuel neighbor Daniel Askew, who was believed to have taken part in the Pinkerton
raid on the James/Samuel farm.
June 15, 1902
- Dot Evans Ford, widow of Bob Ford, commits suicide in Durango, Colorado.
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