[or-roots] Wild tales from Ann's great Uncle

[Leslie Chapman]

I guess you're right, Walt, I was thinking the James gang was only around a
few years, but I just went and their list of victims goes back to 1867 which
means if her Uncle was a drummer boy he could have still been a minor when
the gang started their activity, I found an interesting site on the James
Gang;

http://www.islandnet.com/~the-gang/

they seem to be trying to preserve the image of the James Gang as America's
Robin Hood. I think I will drop them a line and see if they know anything
about my great aunt who "supposedly" always had a lot of money after they or
some gang, family rumor not too specific, came through town. It would sure
be a lark if they did.

Les C
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  He could have been a drummer boy they sometimes under 12.

  Walt Davies
  Cooper Hollow Farm
  Monmouth, OR 97361
  503 623-0460

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