Jesse James Was One of His Names

[ron1943]

I've been searching the web for an affordable copy of this book. So far, $50 for a used paperback copy is the best I have found. Anybody know where a good, cheap paper copy can be obtained I really am not so interested in the CD, just hate reading a book on the computer. Is that the best available?

 

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[Two Dogs]

Amazon.com has one for $47.50 Hope that helps a little. 2dgs

 

[Drudge]

Thats the best you'll find unfortunately. I found a hardcover for $110 but thats about it.

 

[Monk]

YOU CAN BUY THE BOOK OR READ IT ON LINE!
Read it at. ---- http://bwcpublishing.com/names/names.html

 

[cammobunker]

YOU CAN BUY THE BOOK OR READ IT ON LINE!
Read it at. ---- http://bwcpublishing.com/names/names.html

That link requires a username/password combo to open up.
So unless you want to share the combo with us, it's not much help, actually.

 

[Old Dog]

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[Monk]

Sorry Folks, I got into the site several times and read what I wanted. But don't feel left out! I couldn't get in to site this time myself. I had it copied to my favorites. and thought I'd pass it on. However, It is a book that is on line if one of you computer wizards can figure how to get to it let us know.
I Tryed !!!

 

[spyguy]

Ron,
Email: Floyd Mann [email protected] --- a member of this site and monthly online treasure newsletter publisher. He originally sent it to me and I've searched my c: drive for it, but it must've gotten erased. Not to dampen your interest, but supporting evidence in 'JJWOOHN' was of the conspiracy buff variety and VERY THIN. A 1995 DNA test confirmed that the man in Jesse James' grave was indeed the man himself. Although, turned with his back side up --- supposedly so that come judgement day the angels would be able to kiss his ___! Anyway, Floyd will probably be happy to send it to you via email.
HH
-spyguy

 

[flyinguy]

print it and then read it. it shouldn't be $50 in paper and ink. is it copy rite?

 

[goverton]

Amazon has this book on CD for about $50.00

Is it worth it?

 

[Eric Willoughby]

Ron,
Email: Floyd Mann [email protected] --- a member of this site and monthly online treasure newsletter publisher. He originally sent it to me and I've searched my c: drive for it, but it must've gotten erased. Not to dampen your interest, but supporting evidence in 'JJWOOHN' was of the conspiracy buff variety and VERY THIN. A 1995 DNA test confirmed that the man in Jesse James' grave was indeed the man himself. Although, turned with his back side up --- supposedly so that come judgement day the angels would be able to kiss his ___! Anyway, Floyd will probably be happy to send it to you via email.
HH
-spyguy

I do wonder, where did they get a sample of Jesse's DNA from in order to compare it to the body in the grave? I also wonder how the DNA is intact with being in the grave that long, from my understanding, all DNA has an expiration date on it, unless it is frozen. I could be wrong.

 

[Siegfried Schlagrule]

Could have taken DNA from either of his brothers graves or his mother's - brothers were Archie - killed by Pinkertons who threw the bomb that blew off his mom's arm; Fank who died of old age or his mom buried in the same cemetery. Frank was buried somewhere else I think. siegfried schlagrule

 

[batcap]

I saw enough here:
http://knights-of-the-golden-circle.blogspot.com/2010/10/jesse-james-was-one-of-his-names.html

I wouldn't waste a nickel or another minute on this as research. However, a well-told tale is pleasurable reading. If I see this at Goodwill I'll let you know.

 

[N.J.THer]

Do you own a library card? If your library does not have it they can get it shipped in from another library in the area.

NJ

 

[N.J.THer]

Ron,
Email: Floyd Mann [email protected] --- a member of this site and monthly online treasure newsletter publisher. He originally sent it to me and I've searched my c: drive for it, but it must've gotten erased. Not to dampen your interest, but supporting evidence in 'JJWOOHN' was of the conspiracy buff variety and VERY THIN. A 1995 DNA test confirmed that the man in Jesse James' grave was indeed the man himself. Although, turned with his back side up --- supposedly so that come judgement day the angels would be able to kiss his ___! Anyway, Floyd will probably be happy to send it to you via email.
HH
-spyguy

I do wonder, where did they get a sample of Jesse's DNA from in order to compare it to the body in the grave? I also wonder how the DNA is intact with being in the grave that long, from my understanding, all DNA has an expiration date on it, unless it is frozen. I could be wrong.

Apparently up to 70,000 years if conditions are right...

http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2005/jan/13/thisweekssciencequestions1

NJ

 

[Rebel - KGC]

Amazon has this book on CD for about $50.00

Is it worth it?

No...

 

[teleprospector]

The person who started the post was their only one and hasn't posted for almost 12 years.

 

[metrotec]

DNA can be retrieved from a direct ancestor. There are several steps to determine whether it comes from female/male ancestor. Microbial DNA lives quiet a long time, YEARS.

 

[metrotec]

Jesse's name was James L Courtney until his death in 1943
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