Thank you. I was raised in Saint Joseph, Missouri, still there. I grew up hearing about Jesse and wondered about a lot that I heard. I have always thought of him as a hero. Now I need to get a copy of the book or disk. God Bless America, God Save The Republic.

Long Live Jesse James!!!!

My great grandmother lived in Stanly County NC. She died July 24 1954. She told me stories about Jesse when she was a little girl. He came to Stanly County to see my great great grandfather Little. When I was a little girl we lived with Aunt Frankie James. My brothers and I all have the cowlick. I would sit at my granny's feet and we talked about Jesse.

The old timers around Huntsville Missouri swore Captain Anderson did not die, but retired to Randolph County and died of old age.

Ok I was kinda on the fence until the statement about Jesse James being at Little Bighorn. Give me a freaking break. According to this guy Jesse was at about every important incident in the history of the west.

Your initial thoughts/theory about how through the central banking system etc. we have all been made into slaves is spot on! Its amazing how few people actually recognize our current position in this world.

The Free Republic is Rising, Hallelujah.

I really enjoyed this, TY

I would suggest reading " Empty Mansions." It is a facinated book about Clark. His daughter lived to be in her 100's. She died a few years back. She left behind beautiful homes she never lived in. Unbelieveable how rich Clark was but he is not mentioned all that much for being so rich.

We Americans never want our heroes to die.

Swivel chairs are not a seat some people should be interviewed in.

Knights of the Golden circle

My father told me the same thing about the civil war in the 70's. He talked about the fed banking system and about bankruptcy in 1871. Wish I had paid more attn.

In those days a man could stay hid a long time..

I learned recently that my grandfather told my brother that JJ would come to southern Alabama and stay for a while until things cool down. He lived near the his out.

Jesse and frank james use to eat dinner with my great great grandmother my great grandmother before she passed shared the story with me. They would show up very often

I would encourage everyone to look up on You Tube Bill Tunstills interview with Ola Everhard. She was a Relative of Jesse James and met with and took care of him many many times. That woman told the actual facts of what happened with Jesse, and had the papers and photos to back it all up. Brett Hall has a channel here on You Tube, and has that video up. Her interview was over a four hr period and she also talked about her friendship with Brushy Bill Roberts and his wife Lizzie. I prefer hearing from actual relatives over people that factually know nothing and aren't related. It's pure speculation.

The title is misleading. It’s not a Jesse James interview. You didn’t interview him you talked about him. I know he wasn’t interviewing JJ. I was saying that the title was misleading and click bait.

He keeps saying i could provide good confirmation on many topics he speaks on! Then preceeds to provide no confirmation only hearsay?

Daaaaayum?! I know that voice!! Hello Terry carter.. smh ,you are a Legend urself buddy, brining us the vest of stories and work.. thanks again for all you do and the history you bring us all..

I really enjoyed this, Sir. I really Love the mysterious Life of Jesse James. This is a very smart, wise man, who has done great research!

Hey man.. my great great etc grandpa was named "Dick Spaw" who supposedly hung out with Jesse James... we have family stories that Jesse lived to be an old man... theres quite a few stories ive heard through my family and none of the stories contradict themselves... Jesse James has been an interesting story to me my entire life.. ive read mass books.. 1 book in particular is called many legends of Jesse James.. one of the books was written by his son that mentions Dick Spaw... i just find it interesting that my family is mentioned in these books and thwy never even read any of these books till i showed them the books.... truth behind the legend

While listening to the interview of Daniel, memories of two Jesse James aspects of my life returned to my 70 year old brain. I was born in WVA of Appalachian Mountain stock who were among the first 150 settlers including the Hatfield family (this wasn’t always know to me). Anyway, one story that I heard long ago while someone was telling oral history was that two strangers were riding by on horseback somewhere after the Civil War and stopped to talk. Hospitality was offered and they stayed for supper. Keep in mind that the one thing that people really enjoyed was talking to people from a different part of the country. It was said that after supper and additional story swapping, the strangers offered to pay for supper and were rebuffed as it would have been an insult to mountain people. They said their goodbyes and after they were gone and as the table was cleared, two twenty dollar gold pieces were found under the plates. It was then that the family remembered speculation that the James Gang had been claimed to have recently robbed a bank in the region. That region being where VA, WVA, KY, TN and NC are all in close proximity. I really didn’t think that real “Cowboys” were as far east as Southern West Virginia. As I write this, it dawns on me that my great uncle who was born around 1900 was named Jesse and the name is in it’s 5th consecutive generation on that side of the family. ? It took this video for me to see this possible linkage. 15 to 20 years later, I was teaching at the University of Arkansas and was surprised to find that the administration assistant for the small department that I worked for was a redheaded feisty young woman named James and claimed lineage from Jesse. Through her and becoming aware of the history of NW Arkansas I learned of area between Ft. Smith and Fayetteville called Devils Din State Park where Jesse and Bell Star would hide out. Thanks for the memories.

Jesse James and billy the kid we’re very close and they both got to grow old together visiting one another over the years. Billy’s father served with Jesse and put him up when billy was bout 7 when Jesse was shot in the shoulder. I know a lot more bout him but your most definitely correct! I loved this video!

Heroes never die.

I spent a fare bit of time in ophir and cedar city... Johnson's pass ... gold hill, Clark county Nevada. I am Jesse James

A Curse of Oak Island Producer and Camera crew came out and photographed and broadcast your GLYPHS last week.

Jesse's signature is in the attendees register of Quantrels Raiders reunion of the 1920s and the group photo in upper right corner looks a lot like William Clark next to a man of color.

By his account, Jesse had multiple marriages with multiple children. Let's start doing some DNA testing and see if any of these people are related.

I have been subscribed to this channel FOREVER hoping you would still be active. You, along with Newearth channel are some of the only people discussing old America. Great job guys!

I would love to see a movie of the real life of Jesse James, Not what they taught us all growing up, its a shame we all have been lied to and disgraced so many people, Thank you for making this video for all of us to learn

Thank you for this interview. Very well put together

Terry, Thanks for posting this interview about Jesse James, with Daniel Lowe. The bit of info I can offer up on this is from my Grandmother that was a Christian woman that lived at a time when the old west was really The Old West, where life was tough and so were the people. She died in the late seventies, after having lived a hard, tough and long life and she told me many a story because I was interested, but being a youngster I figured she would always be around to tell them and I didn't record them. What I do know is that my Grandmother was Not a person that lied Ever. She told me to my face that she knew Wild Bill Hickok and the Dalton brothers and was a friend of Jesse James, during her mining days throughout the territories of New Mexico, Arizona Utah and Nevada, so I was always aware that the story about the time of Jesse's death was a definite fabrication. Though I didn't need proof myself, Daniel Lowe's research lends credence to the words my Grandmother spoke so long ago. I am so grateful to you, Daniel and to Terry for his interviews with you. Thank You, as this history is interesting and important, because if you don't have all the pieces of the puzzle, the picture will not be clear, nor make sense. : )

I'm pretty sure Jesse was killed that day by bob. Charlie felt terrible about it and was so distraught afterwards he killed himself partly because of it. He asked Jesse's mom to forgive him when he saw her walking down the street and she always hated him after bob killed Jesse. His son Jesse Jr was in the house when it happened and says it was his father on the floor dead. He was so mad he tried to grab a shotgun from the closet and had to be restrained. Bob was not Jesse's friend, Charlie was. Jesse didn't really have anyone left besides Charlie at that point and bob was his brother so he tried to bring him in.

c 1879 my grandfather was in a Baptist church in Arkansas when seated ,a group of riders rode up , tied their horses to the hitching post and two came in and sat in front next to the aisle while the others stood outside at the door. The preacher led the church through the various things and when the collection plates were passed around ,one of the two made a hand signal and two men brought bags down to the table and covered the plates with gold coins ,then rode off. After about twenty minutes of discussion, an elder made an announcement "That was Jesse James." My grandfather was born 1873. The church was in the countryside , not a town.

What "Mollie Dalton James?" James mother was Zerelda James...

John Trammell is the black friend of Jessie's. He was there at Jessie's or Frank Dalton death bed. This was at Merimec Caverns here in Stanton Missouri. Lester Dill (owner of meramec cavetns) got ahold of this story and brought Frank J. Dalton aka. JESSIE James to meramec caverns and stayed in the house by the motel, which is still there. This is where the interviews were and where they brought John Trammel to verify his identy. Iknow everything about this story. I worked there for 13 years and studied it extensively. I believe it could be possible...BUT, I do not think the James gang hid out in meramec caverns after the Gadshill robbery. I can pretty much prove that.

I find it hilarious that so many people in comments is claiming to be related to him. Just about every other comment claims this.

High, I'm Robert Degge James. My great-grandfather was in Missouri during the Civil War. Story Goes he rode with The Bushwackers, the Irregular Confederate Army. His name was George Washington James. We moved to Garland, Texas, in Northeast Dallas County on Duck Creek,in 1865. We purchased a fairly large part of Garland come in Northeast Dallas County in 1865. The local newspapers as recently as the 1990s Garland Outlaw family and they claimed that Frank and Jesse used to come hide out on Duck Creek. Henry Wade, as in Roe vs Wade, district attorney of Dallas County in the 60s and 70s, raised his horses for free on my Uncle Horace Hannibal James's land! Also, Justice of the Peace Theron Ward, grazed his horses for free too. He signed President Kennedy's death certificate in Dallas. I'm 70 years old now and the money is about to run out! LOL

Interesting subject. Has anyone ever heard of the "Brotherhood of the Golden Knights"?

The most interesting thing I got out of this was the Confederate resistance against the foreign banks. There are many global events where the big banks and industrialist have a heavy hand in manipulating the narrative.

I thought their mothers name was Zerelda, not Mollie. I know Jesse James married his first cousin whose name is also Zerelda.

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How do we know your not making this all up?

Love this man❣️ & I love History‼️‼️ Can’t wait to continue tomorrow on the topic❣️

"The Jesse James thing" got in his blood. Damn straight dude's telling truth here. Yes, Frank Dalton was a decoy. Right on!

Please can we get this guy once a month on a new topic ?? This was pure gold

My Great Grandmother said he wasn’t killed. My family was living in Marion Co. Alabama and she said her father would help the James brothers rest their horses. My grandmother was Emma Jane Randolph and her Mother was an Adams. She said that he had been at their house after he was supposed to have been killed. My family came from the Randolph family of Henrico Virginia. So I think there’s a lot more to the story of Jesse James for sure. Some of his family members live near Winterhaven, Florida. I used to work with one of his descendants, she lived in Dundee. They still look like him. I think Frank got one of my family members pregnant and she had a child by him. Oh, and by the way, I just looked John Crittenden governor Crittenden‘s father is a direct descendent of Thomas Jefferson. Thomas Jefferson is my cousin, his mother was a Randolph. John Crittenden had actually defected to the confederacy.

A lot of the people who comment on here are related to Jesse James. Did you all realize you have just found long lost relatives. Come to this KZfaq and if you are related to Jesse James, come here and you all can have a big family reunion.

This man is brilliant.

My Grandfather Willis S Robinson born in Bullfrog Valley Arkansas Newton County was born in 1885 and he use to talk about Jesse James and the Dalton Gang whose decendants live Johnson and Newton Counties. Grandpa use to take us to a Cave in Limestone Ar that he said was one of their hide outs.

I'm the real Jesse James

Except for the fact that his grave was exhumed and was positively identified as him. DNA, skull with injury, bullet in chest from previous injury and the tie pin positively identified as his through pictures of him wearing it.

Hey Nappa, have you had that book published? I would love to get a copy of this tale of buried history !

There was a show Expedition Unknown that Josh Gates was host searched for finding gold that was buried by Jesse James connected to the civil war confederate uprise.

You mentioned Jesse may even have been at Little Big Horn..my brain went right to the movie Little Big Man.could that movie have been a semi autobio?.. absolutely fascinating. Good stuff Sir!

The hairline is different - Jesse James had less hair. Unless they had hair replacement back then, this man couldn’t have been James.

The interviewer asked “who is Frank James?” Good choice of interviewers.

My biggest problem with this theory is that Robert Ford agreed to this and took all that heat and never said anything about it. He and his brother were considered traitors by the majority and neither of them said anything is crazy. Just makes it hard to believe they never came forward not even out of fear of retaliation despite being despised by an entire community like that.

I have the same DNA as Jesse James. My gg grandpa was named Jesse Horton. I have a family picture that the men resemble the James family. My grand father looks just like Jesse James. His father . Jerimiah Horton looks just like the pictures you have shown on this video of old Jesse. Three boys Jesse, Sam and Charles, sister Lena and mother named Nancy Jane Wallace. Very Interesting indeed!

Have you read the book Empty Mansions about the daughter if WA Clark. Great read

Can someone have this man get a hold of me, I am a paternal Grandson on my fathers side. Thank You

Franklin Cole 1793-1871 was born in Virginia and married Nancy Elizabeth Bigelow 1795-1873, born in Massachusetts. They had several Children including Zerelda Cole 1825-1911. John Bigelow 1763-1844, Nancy's father, was a veteran of the American Revolutionary War and later moved to Kentucky. Zerelda Gould, 1768-1841, was born in Connecticut and married John Bigelow in 1785. Charlie Bigelow (Cole) had a son named Gould. Charlie Bigelow is in the grave of Jesse James. Jesse Woodson James died under the name J Frank Dalton at the age of 103. And I am one of his many great great grandson's.

So very interesting. Time to look into this story. Thank you for publishing.

I use the ears to identify individuals in questionable photos . Like a finger print.

Oh, oh, unless it has been closed recently by COVID-19 or hurricane damage, Capt. Anderson has one hell of a seafood restaurant in Panama City, Florida. So yes, I think he still walks among us!

Daniel Lowe? I’m a Lowe. Smiths Grove, ky area…. Wonder if we are distant relatives…. I’m curious what may be buried/hidden in my area.

How come no one ever mentions whether the man in photo was missing the tip of his middle finger on left hand. That was a known fact

This guy has a lot of interesting "what ifs", but he is right on about some of the reasons for the Civil War. Slavery was Lincolns driving force to retain the Republic, but States Rights, the high tariffs, and other issues the public isn't aware of still were the motives of the South. Slavery had to go, sooner or later. It was wrong. The cotton so important to the South was ruining the soil- they didn't know or care?, how to manage the earth as it should have. The South was doomed. The North had 85% of all the factories in the USA, over 90% of the railways, on and on. The industrial North was going to win a war of attrition. Mr. Lowe is correct about the foreign bankers being involved. The Rothchilds were going to own the US if Papa Redshield had his way. If the rest of the interview were to be completely wrong, the segment concerning the international bankers is correct enough to warrant investigating the claims. If anyone is interested, the War of 1812 was a financial victory for the UK, if not a spectacular military success. Read about the terms of that "victory" for the US. Three US Esquires ( one needs to understand the way the Brits are great at political trickery, and the implications of having agents of the Queen ( all 3 were agents of the Crown! Look it up. ) work out the details ( for the US ) of the treaty. The UK banking centers were involved in our war, they financed both sides. They won regardless of the outcome. The bankers of Europe were following a centuries-long strategy of getting people to go to war, then finance both sides. WW1 was another example of this continuing.... IF you want to see how the Civil War ended our freedom ( our nation was broke- who could come to our aid? Yep, our friends in the UK. They demanded changes and got them. Check out the treaty) ,< check out the re-writing of the Constitution in 1871. Over 600,000 men had been lost in our nation, the South was a mess, unemployment, rise in crime all followed. Leading to > Our original Constitution was defaced and written over. That was the least of the crime... do the research. Before it's too late. You won't be able to change anything, but you will have a better understanding of how we got here. Vaya con Dios.

Is anyone still researching this? I recently took the Ancestry DNA and my results combined with the things I have read have shocked me.

Im a relative of William gregg & most of the gregg family still lives on the Missouri border of Kansas. Around Adrian Missouri. There is an old house outside of adrian in a small old ghost town called burdett where cole younger would stay during his outlaw days

As a kids was told we are related to Jesse James

this crackpot will have Jesse landing on the moon if he keeps talking enough...!!🤣🤣🤣

What about the DNA match from the body that was dug up.

I post a lot of evidence I believe that evidence is conclusive that Butch Cassidy and the Sundance kid came back to this country and lived to a ripe old age. Butch was a rarity he was actually a very smart outlaw he would never be caught inside a building with one way out. That is not Butch Cassidy signature at all. Everything screams that it's not Butch Cassidy he was meticulous at planning until he made his the rest of his gang angry by his meticulous planning. It was his meticulous planning that kept them alive is when he went to South America most of them died within a year or two. So yes I am extremely interested in Billy the kid and Jesse James escaping I did hear something about Bill longley escaping too but they said DNA had proved that that wasn't true.

Jessie James lived to be 100 and Billy the Kid died at the age of 91, they both knew each other, they are both buried in Texas 30 miles a part.

Yes, Mr Windbag, there actually IS a science to facial recognition. When nose, cheekbones, hairline, etc... do NOT line up in the same places on the skull, you have two different people! You cant just say "They look alike to me", and call that your proof.

My aunt's aunt hid Jesse in her barn on and off for 4-10 years. He hid money and gold on her farm in Kentucky.

Dear sir ,I've tried to contact you before ,onyour comments.I suppose you know about jjs method of marking trees to indicate where his treasure is hidden.ive got the vid 'legend outlaw terrorist Jesse James' it tells of the hiding methodology his treasure . When I was asmall boy my mother took us on a holiday to the family farm in Timperley Ireland. My mother made a point of showing me my grand fathers tree ,it had an inscription of a serpentine nature.After seeing your this film I came to the conclusion there is a coincidence working here ,indicating jj could be my grandfather and escaped to Ireland also becoming J F Dalton I don't know what happened after1919 .Whereupon he did another double shuffle and returned to USA have you got eney timeliness for JFD thanks for your presentation Phil wickenden

Awesome video

i just would like to know the story of how and when jessee came to live in tn i think he worked in nashville but would love to learn more on that

History books need to be rewritten. I don't think they ever get anything straight or correct.

I want to see the full uncut interview

Awesome story thank you very much I really enjoyed it

Pictures do look like him.

I enjoyed this interview. He's right. My husband and myself are both related to the James family back in the day. He's right about the civil war.

My greatgrandfather Otis Rakestraw from Missouri, took homestead land in Saskatchewan Canada at the north end of he outlaw trail. He had a threshing crew and my dad said all the crew wispered how Otis hid out Frank James at times. Right near the Cyprus Hills. I grew up knowing Missouri farmers would never give up the James boys b/c they were given robbery money to pay off the mortgages the bnks were foreclosing on so the banks could have the land for the railroad. Both owned by the same guy ...a Payseur

It was the third finger on the left hand that was missing the first knuckle on that finger . Not the index finger . Dick Liddil testified to this at Frank James trial . I think Dick Liddil would know .

I think Jesse and Frank James did what they did to survive.

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I am curious, was Jesse James ever anywhere near Crockett, Texas?

Billy the Kid AKA Brushy Bill was there also when Jesse was on his sick bed. Along with John Trummell.

At 25:49, those 4 photos are not of the same person by any stretch of the imagination.

Jesse James's body was exhumed at the James family farm, and proven beyond a reasonable doubt that it was Jesse buried in the grave.

its funny you mention that jesse james was in idaho, there is an older man that lives in college place (walla walla) wa, who says that jesse james was his grandpa, he looks alot like the older pics of jesse james

My great grandpa the was 6 years old in the early 1900s and he seen cole younger and frank james at a gun show and they were ask if Jesse was still alive and they said they could lay their hands on him in 24 hrs

What do you think about Brushy Bill Robinson as Billy the Kid

Jesse's body was viewed by hundreds of people prior to the funeral. Many of them were friends and relatives and no one doubted that it was Jesse.

I am covinced this is all true,jesse evans,jesse james,and billy,all made it and lived to a ripe old age,Because back in those times,it was so easy to do.

What about the reunion pictures where Jesse signs his name. His name is on a few of them up to the 1930s