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On September 5, 1847 in Clay County Missouri, Jesse Woodson James, came into the world as the son of a Baptist Minister. After his mother was imprisoned by Union soldiers, Jesse joined “Bloody Bill” Anderson’s Confederate guerilla army. ... Jesse Woodson James was loved by many and is regarded as a true American hero who stole from the rich and gave to the poor.
Born from Robert James, who was a Baptist minister and cofounder of the William Jewell College, and his wife whose name is unknown, Jesse Woodson James was brought into the world. Robert James died of cholera and his mother remarried to Reuben Samuel. They were always slave owners and Jesse was brought to awareness with the antislavery state of Kansas. After his parents were persecuted by Union soldiers Jesse, with his brother Frank, joined “Bloody Bill” Anderson’s Confederate guerilla formation. ...
When most people hear the name Jesse James they think about a notorious bank robber.
Approximate Word count = 769
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