Dossier
James Harden Younger
Jim Younger / RJ Pastore Collection
DoB: January 15, 1848
Harrisonville, Jackson County, Missouri
CSA Army and served with Quantrell, Captured, Imprisoned and released at war’s end.
Joined the James gang in 1873 and was captured after the Northfield robbery in 1876. Released from prison in 1901.
Died: October 19, 1902
CoD: Suicide
Burial: Lee’s Summit, Missouri
Height: 6ft3″
Weight: 230lbs
Head Shape: Oval form
Eyes: Blue
Ears: Medium sized, close to the head, teardrop shaped.
Nose: Nostrils flat, close to center, left side flatter.
Mouth: Smaller sized with strong archer’s bow upper lip.
Chin: Broad round jaw line.
Shoulders: Substantial downward slope.
Aliases:
Jim Cummins with the Younger;s, Ford brothers, Doc Holiday / RJ Pastore Collection
Jim Younger tried his hand at ranching and farming. He was a half-hearted, on again, off again gang member.
Jim Younger / RJ Pastore Collection
Jim Younger Gang, Fords, Doc Holiday / RJ Pastore Collection
Jim Younger / RJ Pastore Collection
Jim Younger / RJ Pastore Collection
Jim Younger / RJ Pastore Collection
RJ Pastore Collection
Jim Younger / RJ Pastore Collection