1. Littleton W. b 1813 (reference 1811) m Eliza Sampson, He was the son of Charles and Sarah Sullivan Purcell Younger. 2. As you posed the question does not exist - there are only two Littletons; one above and one below. (Reference b 1816) 3. Littleton Purcell b 1842 is the son of Coleman Purcell and Eleanor Murray. I do not have a marriage or any children for him. His father, Coleman Purcell subsequently m2 Rebecca J.K. Smith and 3rd Augusta Peters (She had been previously marriied and her name was Inskeep. JYG wrote: > > I think you are caught up in the wrong Littleton. I think you are looking > for Littleton > > W not Littleton Purcell. Littleton W. b 1813 KY d Yamhill OR; bur > Brownsville Pioneer > > Cemetery. He was married to Eliza Sampson also b KY. He was the son of > Charles Younger > > and Sarah Sullivan Purcell. On the 1850 Clay County MO census, you will > find a son, > > Joshua b 1836. > > I don't have a Littleton W., but two Littleton Purcells... oh my-oh my, > where lies the truth? :) > Marley Brant only mentions one Littleton and he was Littleton Purcell > Younger (full bro the Henry Washington Younger), she calls "uncle" to Cole > and 1/2 brother to "Frank" Younger (Charles Franklin Younger-brother of > Bruce and T. J. Younger). Here are the three??: > 1. Littleton Younger b 1811 to Joshua Logan and Catharine Yoter Younger. > (married who?) > 2. Littleton Purcell Younger b 1816 to Charles Lee Younger and Sarah > Sullivan Purcell. (m Elizabeth Sampson?) > As per descendants Deanna Baker and Lynn Strandburg; Marley Brant. > 3. Littleton Purcell Younger b 1842 to Coleman Purcell and Ellinor Murray > Younger. (married who?) > > I might as well add, descendant Jim Chase, and others have the following > name discrepancy. They have Thomas Coleman Younger, who went by the name > Coleman and resided in California, for which I have seen stated here as > Coleman Purcell Younger who married Ellinor Murray. Where is his name > written/stated Coleman Purcell Younger? In the 1840, 1850 and 1860 census he > is called Coleman. Wasn't he titled Major as well? I am going to have to go > back to old snail-mail to find this and other information I have received. > > This has nothing to do with anything except the mention of the Lee > connection for mother of Charles Lee Younger. The man above, whatever name > was correct, had with Augusta peters Inskeep, a daughter Alice Lee Younger > and a son Henry Lee "Harry" Younger (died age2). There seems to have been > some connection to the Lees.....somewhere, sometime? > > I have about 5 books on the Youngers, and to my knowledge all of the books > on the James Boys, including first Editions from 1880-1882 period if anyone > has something they want me to look up. I am trying to transcribe these OLD > books, (which some fall apart when pages are turned) into txt files so I can > look things up easier.... another timely task. Where do I get these ideas??? > :) > > Wilma, that was Ted P. Yeatman and the book was: "Frank and Jesse James: The > Story Behind the Legend." Pub 2000. He said his publisher was in a big rush > and there are errors in the book. He asked several of us to note any found, > so he can place them correctly in the next printing. I am looking forward to > this book and if you like documentation, most of the book is just filled > with it! I highly reccommend this book to any person interested in this > topic. You can find Ted on the Delphi.com board just look for Jesse James > topic and sign in. Lots of great stuff there and people who are "Gang" > members congregate to share ideas. > > Linda in KCMO-trying to make sense of it all :) > > ==== YOUNGER Mailing List ==== > Younger Mailing List, Please feel welcome here. If Need any help just e-mail Younger-admin@rootsweb.com. > > ============================== > Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp

> 3. Littleton Purcell b 1842 is the son of Coleman Purcell and Eleanor Murray. I do not have a marriage or any > children for him. His father, Coleman Purcell subsequently m2 Rebecca J.K. Smith and 3rd Augusta Peters (She had been previously marriied and her name was Inskeep. > Rebecca Smith's father was William and someone in the family has a portrait which was done of her. Their son was Coleman Smith "Colie" Younger b 1847 in Liberty, MO. I am still retrieving info lost in the meltdown, but I believe this Coleman, his wife and son were all attorneys in California. I have more on the Peters family if you need that, as it ties into the second husband of Zerelda Cole James Sims Samuel, through Benjamin Sims family. Linda in KCMO

I forgot to add- Littleton Purcell's father, Coleman Purcell was a full brother to Henry Washington, father of the gang; uncle to Cole, and half brother to all of the children by Charles of his significant other, Permelia Wilson (includes Charles Franklin, Bruce et al) The relationships were right, the name was wrong. Thomas Coleman was Cole's full name You asked where you could find Coleman Purcell's name written, I would suggest the will of Charles. I have all of Joshua's military records - some in the original and I have yet to see the name Elizabeth or Lee..He was placed on an invalid list and the gorey details of his injury were given in living color - and yet they kept him on awhile as a waggoner. They are, however, voluminous. Too much for my tired eyes tonight. Even a little bit. And to all- a good night- Wilma C. Hillman wrote: > 1. Littleton W. b 1813 (reference 1811) m Eliza Sampson, He was the son of Charles and Sarah Sullivan Purcell > Younger. > > 2. As you posed the question does not exist - there are only two Littletons; one above and one below. > (Reference b 1816) > > 3. Littleton Purcell b 1842 is the son of Coleman Purcell and Eleanor Murray. I do not have a marriage or any > children for him. His father, Coleman Purcell subsequently m2 Rebecca J.K. Smith and 3rd Augusta Peters (She > had been previously marriied and her name was Inskeep. > > JYG wrote: > > > > I think you are caught up in the wrong Littleton. I think you are looking > > for Littleton > > > W not Littleton Purcell. Littleton W. b 1813 KY d Yamhill OR; bur > > Brownsville Pioneer > > > Cemetery. He was married to Eliza Sampson also b KY. He was the son of > > Charles Younger > > > and Sarah Sullivan Purcell. On the 1850 Clay County MO census, you will > > find a son, > > > Joshua b 1836. > > > > I don't have a Littleton W., but two Littleton Purcells... oh my-oh my, > > where lies the truth? :) > > Marley Brant only mentions one Littleton and he was Littleton Purcell > > Younger (full bro the Henry Washington Younger), she calls "uncle" to Cole > > and 1/2 brother to "Frank" Younger (Charles Franklin Younger-brother of > > Bruce and T. J. Younger). Here are the three??: > > 1. Littleton Younger b 1811 to Joshua Logan and Catharine Yoter Younger. > > (married who?) > > 2. Littleton Purcell Younger b 1816 to Charles Lee Younger and Sarah > > Sullivan Purcell. (m Elizabeth Sampson?) > > As per descendants Deanna Baker and Lynn Strandburg; Marley Brant. > > 3. Littleton Purcell Younger b 1842 to Coleman Purcell and Ellinor Murray > > Younger. (married who?) > > > > I might as well add, descendant Jim Chase, and others have the following > > name discrepancy. They have Thomas Coleman Younger, who went by the name > > Coleman and resided in California, for which I have seen stated here as > > Coleman Purcell Younger who married Ellinor Murray. Where is his name > > written/stated Coleman Purcell Younger? In the 1840, 1850 and 1860 census he > > is called Coleman. Wasn't he titled Major as well? I am going to have to go > > back to old snail-mail to find this and other information I have received. > > > > This has nothing to do with anything except the mention of the Lee > > connection for mother of Charles Lee Younger. The man above, whatever name > > was correct, had with Augusta peters Inskeep, a daughter Alice Lee Younger > > and a son Henry Lee "Harry" Younger (died age2). There seems to have been > > some connection to the Lees.....somewhere, sometime? > > > > I have about 5 books on the Youngers, and to my knowledge all of the books > > on the James Boys, including first Editions from 1880-1882 period if anyone > > has something they want me to look up. I am trying to transcribe these OLD > > books, (which some fall apart when pages are turned) into txt files so I can > > look things up easier.... another timely task. Where do I get these ideas??? > > :) > > > > Wilma, that was Ted P. Yeatman and the book was: "Frank and Jesse James: The > > Story Behind the Legend." Pub 2000. He said his publisher was in a big rush > > and there are errors in the book. He asked several of us to note any found, > > so he can place them correctly in the next printing. I am looking forward to > > this book and if you like documentation, most of the book is just filled > > with it! I highly reccommend this book to any person interested in this > > topic. You can find Ted on the Delphi.com board just look for Jesse James > > topic and sign in. Lots of great stuff there and people who are "Gang" > > members congregate to share ideas. > > > > Linda in KCMO-trying to make sense of it all :) > > > > ==== YOUNGER Mailing List ==== > > Younger Mailing List, Please feel welcome here. If Need any help just e-mail Younger-admin@rootsweb.com. > > > > ============================== > > Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp > > ==== YOUNGER Mailing List ==== > Younger Mailing List, Please feel welcome here. If Need any help just e-mail Younger-admin@rootsweb.com. > > ============================== > Add as many as 10 Good Years To Your Life > If you know how to reduce these risks. > http://www.thirdage.com/health/wecare/hearthealth/index.html

Just a quick thankyou to Wilma Hillman for all her efforts to get this in proper perspective. I surely will send for the will of Charles and war papers of Joshua. Thankyou again! Sleep well.... Linda in KCMO