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\"Bag\"BagThe following is a list of bank, train and stagecoach robberies that have been attributed to the James-Younger Gang<\/a>. Additional robberies have been charged to them without substantial evidence to their participation.<\/p>\n

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\"BagMarch 20, 1868 \u2013 Bank of Nimrod L. Long & Co., Russellville, Kentucky<\/p>\n

Five robbers, approximately $12,000 taken<\/p>\n

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\"BagJune 3, 1871 \u2013 Obocock Bros. Bank of Corydon, Iowa<\/p>\n

Four robbers, approximately $6,000 taken<\/p>\n

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\"BagApril 29, 1872 \u2013 Bank of Columbia, Columbia, Kentucky<\/p>\n

Five robbers, approximately $1,500 taken and the bank teller killed<\/p>\n

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\"BagSeptember 26, 1872 \u2013 Kansas City Exposition, Kansas City, Missouri<\/p>\n

Three robbers, approximately $978 taken<\/p>\n

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\"BagJuly 21, 1873 \u2013 Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad, Adair, Iowa<\/p>\n

Five robbers, approximately $3,000 taken and the train\u2019s Engineer killed<\/p>\n

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\"BagJanuary 8, 1874 \u2013 Monroe & Shreveport Stage Line, Arcadia, Louisiana<\/p>\n

Five robbers, approximately $760 taken but the robbers returned $5 to three passengers and $10 to the other two passengers<\/p>\n

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\"BagJanuary 15, 1874 \u2013 Malvern\/Hot Springs stagecoach, near Malvern, Arkansas<\/p>\n

Five robbers, approximately $2,000 and jewelry taken<\/p>\n

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\"BagJanuary 31, 1874 \u2013 Iron Mountain Railroad, Gad\u2019s Hill, Missouri<\/p>\n

Five robbers, approximately $2,000 taken<\/p>\n

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\"BagAugust 30, 1874 \u2013 Stagecoach, Lexington, Missouri<\/p>\n

Three robbers, most likely Jesse & Frank James, neither the Younger brothers nor John Jarrett were involved<\/p>\n

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\"BagDecember 7, 1874 \u2013 Tishomingo Saving Bank, Corinth, Mississippi<\/a><\/p>\n

Four robbers, approximately $5,000 and jewelry taken (the Gang split for two jobs 560 miles apart, Corinth, MS and Muncie, KS)<\/p>\n

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\"BagDecember 8, 1874 \u2013 Kansas & Pacific Railroad, Muncie, Kansas<\/p>\n

Five robbers, approximately $30,000 taken<\/p>\n

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\"BagSeptember 6, 1875 \u2013 Bank of Huntington, Huntington, West Virginia.<\/p>\n

Four robbers, approximately $10,500 taken<\/p>\n

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\"BagJuly 6, 1876 \u2013 Missouri Pacific Railroad, Otterville, Missouri<\/p>\n

Eight robbers, approximately $15,000 taken<\/p>\n

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\"BagSeptember 7, 1876 \u2013 First National Bank, Northfield, Minnesota<\/a><\/p>\n

Eight robbers, approximately $26.70 taken and the cashier killed<\/p>\n

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The robbery at the First National Bank in Northfield, MN was the demise of the James-Younger Gang<\/a>. Gang members Clell Miller and Bill Stiles had been killed on the streets of Northfield, the remaining members made their escape west through difficult, watery terrain. About September 13th\u00a0the James boys decided to split from the Younger brothers. On September 21st\u00a0the Younger brothers, Cole, Jim and Bob, along with Charlie Pitts (Sam Wells), were surrounded at Hanska Slough, north of Madelia, MN and surrendered to the authorities. Jesse and Frank James escaped Minnesota, with wounds, and hobbled their way back home.<\/p>\n

After safely arriving home Frank James made an honest effort to live as an honest, upstanding citizen, in many ways Jesse did too; however, the ease of getting quick money was too strong for Jesse to deny and he gathered new members to form his own gang and continued down the path of wrong-doing until he met his fate on April 3, 1882.<\/p>\n

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