Really loved this one Jordan. When I was a kid, when we had three TV stations and no computers or internet, I was obsessed for years with the old cowboy magazines like "True West." I loved reading about those times of Jesse James James and Doc Holliday and Annie Oakley and Calamity Jane , and old mining towns. 👍👍
Totally agree Jordan, it is much better when the property is preserved with the original furniture and fittings - no matter how faded and worn. A terrific vlog - many thanks
Of course, ALL of ur videos are awesome....but this video, is ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!! To see all of these original pieces/photos/furniture/the home & land etc....knowing that Jesse and his family walked there and touched all of those things and I'm sure they had made some wonderful memories there!! Just such an incredible piece of history to still be able to see!!! **Thank you so much for making this video!!! 💜
WOW! The artifacts and personal belonging's they have in there blew my mind!!! If you looked close at that Winchester forearm you could see the very darkened wood from oils in his hand where he held it when shooting...amazing! Ive heard his mom sold that stuff...stones etc,, did tours and all just to get by....she had no income and had to do whatever she had to, to get by. Thanks for this Jordan...it was great!
You've visited some really amazing museums on this trip. Imagine all the things that were donated by the relatives of Jesse James. Thanks Jordan and Jah.
Omg Jordan fantastic museums you are tripping to!!! that the James museum is just spectacularly rich in authentic artefacts of Jesse James. Incredible they Thank you ❤
This video was absolutely awesome 👌, just amazingly interesting. Seeing all those artefacts and farmhouse,everything original too,wow,more like these Jordan, please.
Bravo & well done! This whole tour was sooo interesting!!! I too , like it when places are not totally restored. Again, thank you for this well done tour!!
This was great. I've always watched and read all I could find on Frank and Jessi. I have never seen a tour of this home, only a few still shots. Thank you . Give Jah a hug.
Hi Jordan , I am a little late to the party but you mentioned Jessie James mom, Zerelda sold rocks from his grave . I remember in a book years ago ,she did this because people had come & broken bits off the headstone, so when she had to pay to replace it she sold rocks . I think perhaps the first were broken bits of the original head stone until they all sold out. They were later replaced by other stones.
Great vlog Jordan and Jah. My name is Jesse so this one hits a little different lmao. I've always been fascinated with American history and outlaws. Incredible. Nice to see certain places and antiquities pertaining to this are being preserved for future generations.
Great video, i too love it when some of the original building work is left as it is, hate when things are restored to how they would have looked as thats not the same material then. Love seeing all the artifacts and jesses boots, i found out recently that the casket he was first put in still survives too. Only slight niggle i have is about the picture he was dusting being the original as thats what they say in the james home too so they cant both be. Thanks for the upload, glad the dog enjoyed his sleep.
I always found it interesting that Jesse James' mother was named Zerelda, and his wife was also named Zerelda. That couldn't have been a common name, even in those days! Really cool video.
Great video. I agree with you that I love the original structures untouched. You made a great point about Jessie’s wife was named zerralda as was his mother. Very ironic. Thank you for continuing to go to the historical places I would love to go to, but don’t have the time to go.
It's nice to see all things belonged to Jessie James and family it amazing let us to see it but when my late grandma sneak on family farm to see see grave he did when he was young man ( my late grandpa was born in 1891) still can't believe it did that
HEY,.. JORDAN & JAH What's up guys theses last week of video's Have been awesome really enjoyed them love the back roads and the great attractions So keep them coming guy's
Jordan I enjoy your vlogs very much I wait every day for the notifications that your vlog is in and see what today’s topic will be. Thanks is not enough for the work you put in to your vlogs
I have a nephew named Jessie James! Lol He’s not named after this one. I am from Missouri and with the slaves I think Missouri was split during Civil War … but some had salves and some didn’t! ?? Nice Vlog Jordan … really enjoyed! Smooches to the big guy …. JAH! 🌈🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸
In the room with the fireplace where there is a table that has a white & red tablecloth, my mom has those same chairs. The green ladderback & the bowback, of which it is so interesting because hers is also missing a spindle in the same spot. She has 2 of each chair though.
While in the area go to St. Joseph, Missouri to the home where Jesse was killed in. Another great museum Also go to Liberty Mo. Site of the first U.S. daylight, peacetime bank robbery by the James gang. Very interesting stuff.
Jordan - fascinating video. That collection was incredible and so well detailed and labeled. I thought the same about the Mother's/wife's names. What are the odds? That's got to be a mistake, right? I'd never even heard that name before. Does anyone know any details about this? Thanks for a great video. Add this to one of your "gem of a video" collection. Have a great day. Blessings - Judith 🎭🎵
Hi Judith… I actually work at the James Farm and can tell you that the reason Jesse’s wife and mother share the same unique name is because he married his first cousin! She was named after her aunt Zerelda! This is probably one of the most common questions we get on tours!
@@lindabrookshier7259 Wow. I never thought of that. I do the family history and always get stuck when I see several family members with the same name. My current conundrum is two different men, same uncommon first name "Fisher", both married to a Nancy, same amount of kids, genders and close names (spelling just off) but born twenty years apart. I was naturally curious about your person since that was an uncommon name as well. Thank you for getting back to me and enjoy your holiday weekend. Blessings - Judith 🎭🎵
Thanks for another great video, somehow i missed this one. but you had mentioned Jesse's dad was not in the burial plots there.. Findagrave is claiming he is in an unmarked grave same cemetery.
You should go to meet Pete Vallee, “Big Elvis.” He’s in Vegas at Harrahs. He’s a wonderful man and was good friends with Sonny West before he died. I promise that you won’t regret it.
A very interesting and informative video as I did not remember hearing or reading they had slaves. It sounds like they were entrepreneurs in one way or another!
I was thinking the same thing when you said Zerelda. Thinking the name is on both stones..interesting they were first cousins Zerelda Amanda Mimms was the daughter of Pastor John Wilson Mimms and Mary Elizabeth James. Her mother was sister to Jesse James' father, Robert S. James. She and Jesse James married on April 24, 1874, while the James-Younger Gang was still in full force. was the wife and first cousin of Jesse James. CDOG
Oh my goodness… I work at the James Farm and I am so sorry I wasn’t there the day you were! I would love to have met you! I watch your channel all the time… Also, in your video you were asking why Jesse James wife and mother were both named Zerelda… that was because Jesse married his first cousin, who was named after his mother… It was common back then to marry your cousin! Also… You were asking where the Reverend Robert James was buried… As a Baptist minister, he had gone out to California to preach to the miners and caught cholera and died… he is buried in a mass grave near Placerville, California.
Jethroe Collins : Jesse James killed my father. Bobby Brady : He did? Jethroe Collins : Shot him in the back, that's how he usually shot them, too cowardly to face them I guess. Bobby Brady : I can't believe that, Mr. Collins. Carol Brady : He's telling the truth, Bobby.
i"m a big old west fan. the james, younger gang was my fave....jessie"s wife zelda was his cousin.....jessie had been shot and was taken to cousin zelda"s home and she nursed him back to good health. and that was when they fell in love.
Hard to believe so much was preserved, but it’s great that they did.
History is a wonderful thing, good or bad. Thanks Jordan. ❤️Jodie 🇦🇺
Really loved this one Jordan. When I was a kid, when we had three TV stations and no computers or internet, I was obsessed for years with the old cowboy magazines like "True West." I loved reading about those times of Jesse James James and Doc Holliday and Annie Oakley and Calamity Jane , and old mining towns. 👍👍
Totally agree Jordan, it is much better when the property is preserved with the original furniture and fittings - no matter how faded and worn. A terrific vlog - many thanks
Of course, ALL of ur videos are awesome....but this video, is ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!! To see all of these original pieces/photos/furniture/the home & land etc....knowing that Jesse and his family walked there and touched all of those things and I'm sure they had made some wonderful memories there!! Just such an incredible piece of history to still be able to see!!!
**Thank you so much for making this video!!! 💜
WOW! The artifacts and personal belonging's they have in there blew my mind!!! If you looked close at that Winchester forearm you could see the very darkened wood from oils in his hand where he held it when shooting...amazing! Ive heard his mom sold that stuff...stones etc,, did tours and all just to get by....she had no income and had to do whatever she had to, to get by. Thanks for this Jordan...it was great!
When you do a job you like, you go everywhere with love.
Thanks for all the posts, they are a joy to watch!
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You've visited some really amazing museums on this trip. Imagine all the things that were donated by the relatives of Jesse James. Thanks Jordan and Jah.
Thankyou so much for covering Jesse!! He spent time with my great great grand parents at their farm in Missouri. They didn’t know who he was 😊
I find stories from way back so interesting. What a bonus for the house to still be standing, and nothing done to it.
Thank you. I love history. Got A's in history in high school. It's Our story and should be shared!
Omg Jordan fantastic museums you are tripping to!!! that the James museum is just spectacularly rich in authentic artefacts of Jesse James. Incredible they Thank you ❤
Awesome collection. As a history buff I enjoy these vlogs. TFS
I love history. I love seeing historical sites visited by you that I'll probably nerver get to see in person. Thank you!
If you're still in Kansas City, I'd recommend visiting Arthur Bryant's Barbeque.
Brilliant, I just love places that exhibit lots of different things that belonged to the person. It had such a great display but yet not overdone.
This video was absolutely awesome 👌, just amazingly interesting. Seeing all those artefacts and farmhouse,everything original too,wow,more like these Jordan, please.
This was kool. I;ve watched all the movies on Jesse. Thanks Jordan.~~~~~Sherry
Nice to see the Jesse James museum and seeing the James farm I'll have to read a biography of Jesse James good video Jordan vickie napa california
That was fascinating! It's amazing how many artifacts they have. Very cool!!
Thanks Jordan for sharing this..James is one of my favorite historical people...ever since i was kid...Cdog
Thank you.
Bravo & well done! This whole tour was sooo interesting!!! I too , like it when places are not totally restored. Again, thank you for this well done tour!!
Love how much much info you give us; I learn so much. More importantly, you're so good to Jah. Great example to others as pet owners. Safe travels
Thank you!
This was great. I've always watched and read all I could find on Frank and Jessi. I have never seen a tour of this home, only a few still shots. Thank you . Give Jah a hug.
Awesome, Job!! Jordan. That's very interesting history.
Thank you for another very interesting vlog. I can't help but talk baby talk when I see Jah, awww so cute 😊 ❤
Lived in Missouri all my life fairly close to hear and never been there. Thanks for the tour!
WOW!! That was incredible!! Absolutely PRICELESS items!! Great Video J!!
Hi Jordan , I am a little late to the party but you mentioned Jessie James mom, Zerelda sold rocks from his grave . I remember in a book years ago ,she did this because people had come & broken bits off the headstone, so when she had to pay to replace it she sold rocks . I think perhaps the first were broken bits of the original head stone until they all sold out. They were later replaced by other stones.
This was am amazing vlog, Jesse James was quite the character to see his home and the family’s belongs was incredible Ty for this adventure 😎
I learn a lot about history when you visit museums. I liked seeing the horse tack and the historic home.
Thank you Jordan! I always enjoy stories of the outlaws. So his father was a preacher. Isn't that something!
Great vlog Jordan and Jah. My name is Jesse so this one hits a little different lmao. I've always been fascinated with American history and outlaws. Incredible. Nice to see certain places and antiquities pertaining to this are being preserved for future generations.
Wow, so many incredible artifacts in the museum.
I agree, it’s cooler when they don’t restore, seeing the original wallpaper etc is truly historic.
Fantastic. Great history videos Jordan. Always enjoy stopping by!
GOT THE WILLIES ... when is seen the bullit he was shot with , you got me again . love the channel
Hi Jordan, I love all the personal items and old photos. I can't believe they have so many things. Great vlog Jordan.
Ingenuity! Women had so few choices of ways to make money back then; good for his Mother to get creative , to keep some money coming in !
Since you made this video 10months ago I moved to Missouri I love blocks from his death house in st. Joseph
Great video. I'm born and raised in Misssouri and I've never been to the James' farm; I need to make the trip someday. Thanks Jordan!!
Thank you Jordan for this vlog. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Great tour.
Thanks so much for this trip. Love traveling with you and Jah. Enjoyed this
Very interesting museum and farm.Thanku for taking us along 😊
Very interesting. Thank you. I love history. The good the bad and the ugly.
That was Pretty cool! Thanks for lingering on the displays and the close ups too!
Great video, i too love it when some of the original building work is left as it is, hate when things are restored to how they would have looked as thats not the same material then. Love seeing all the artifacts and jesses boots, i found out recently that the casket he was first put in still survives too. Only slight niggle i have is about the picture he was dusting being the original as thats what they say in the james home too so they cant both be. Thanks for the upload, glad the dog enjoyed his sleep.
Thanks so much Jordan!! I love going on road trips with you! Always so informative and fun!
I always found it interesting that Jesse James' mother was named Zerelda, and his wife was also named Zerelda. That couldn't have been a common name, even in those days! Really cool video.
Another great and incredibly informative video! Thank you so much Jordan!
Fascinating ! Thanks Jordan, this tour has made Jesse James real !!!
Iam really enjoying your channel. That was very cool.
Great video. I agree with you that I love the original structures untouched. You made a great point about Jessie’s wife was named zerralda as was his mother. Very ironic. Thank you for continuing to go to the historical places I would love to go to, but don’t have the time to go.
Yikes!!!! That medical kit looks like torture! 😧
You tickled me saying to jah that he’d be peeing on historic land marks lmbo😂❤Safe Travels my friend
Enjoyed 😊
Like history thanks Jordan
Amazing!
It's nice to see all things belonged to Jessie James and family it amazing let us to see it but when my late grandma sneak on family farm to see see grave he did when he was young man ( my late grandpa was born in 1891) still can't believe it did that
Thanks for the great tips 😀you take care and be safe God bless
This is so awesome. Thank you and Jah for another incredible video. 😊
Outlaw JAH 💙 hope you’re grrr-eat ⭐️⭐️⭐️ thanks for the tour ✌🏽🫶🏼
HEY,.. JORDAN & JAH What's up guys theses last week of video's Have been awesome really enjoyed them love the back roads and the great attractions So keep them coming guy's
Jordan I enjoy your vlogs very much I wait every day for the notifications that your vlog is in and see what today’s topic will be. Thanks is not enough for the work you put in to your vlogs
Very kind of you!
So cool.
Thank you, Jordan, for doing this video, I enjoyed it a lot. I hope you and Jah have a great Memorial Day weekend .
Thank you so much! You as well! Very kind of you!
Very nice video Jordon - but were was Frank and his wife buried. Different part of the cemetery.
Loved your JesseJames video!
Great as always Jordon - Thanks for taking us on the road trip
Loved this vlog!!!
This was cool Jordan, I love, stories and info on Jesse James! Thanks! Hi Jah!
Zerelda was a family name common in those days. Good job. Love ur vlogs.
Soo Cool
I have a nephew named Jessie James! Lol He’s not named after this one. I am from Missouri and with the slaves I think Missouri was split during Civil War … but some had salves and some didn’t! ??
Nice Vlog Jordan … really enjoyed! Smooches to the big guy …. JAH!
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In the room with the fireplace where there is a table that has a white & red tablecloth, my mom has those same chairs. The green ladderback & the bowback, of which it is so interesting because hers is also missing a spindle in the same spot. She has 2 of each chair though.
This really was an amazing video!
jorden you should have been a museum tour guide you make history of the wild west exciting 8:33
Wow, that was good! Definitely kept my attention!
My great grandmother's mother was a half sister to Jesse James.
Thank you once again for the history. One of my favorite western historical stories. It is interesting about the two Zerelda’s?
Jesse's wife went by the nickname "Zee."
He was a handsome man!
While in the area go to St. Joseph, Missouri to the home where Jesse was killed in. Another great museum Also go to Liberty Mo. Site of the first U.S. daylight, peacetime bank robbery by the James gang. Very interesting stuff.
Cool vlog!
His mom was 6 ft tall. I love outlaw history
Jordan - fascinating video. That collection was incredible and so well detailed and labeled. I thought the same about the Mother's/wife's names. What are the odds? That's got to be a mistake, right? I'd never even heard that name before. Does anyone know any details about this? Thanks for a great video. Add this to one of your "gem of a video" collection. Have a great day. Blessings - Judith 🎭🎵
Hi Judith… I actually work at the James Farm and can tell you that the reason Jesse’s wife and mother share the same unique name is because he married his first cousin! She was named after her aunt Zerelda! This is probably one of the most common questions we get on tours!
@@lindabrookshier7259 Wow. I never thought of that. I do the family history and always get stuck when I see several family members with the same name. My current conundrum is two different men, same uncommon first name "Fisher", both married to a Nancy, same amount of kids, genders and close names (spelling just off) but born twenty years apart. I was naturally curious about your person since that was an uncommon name as well. Thank you for getting back to me and enjoy your holiday weekend. Blessings - Judith 🎭🎵
@@judithmitchell4667 you are very welcome… I’m glad I was able to shed a little light! You have a great holiday weekend as well!
Oh you're in my neck of the woods I'm in saint joe where his death house is Locate it great Video is always
It's a time capsule .. who says you can't time travel lol ..thanks love your videos Jordan 🇦🇺
Thanks for the video I just learned more about the past on Jesse James
Thanks for another great video, somehow i missed this one. but you had mentioned Jesse's dad was not in the burial plots there.. Findagrave is claiming he is in an unmarked grave same cemetery.
Funny i was watching a show about him and this video pops up. This is very cool
You should go to meet Pete Vallee, “Big Elvis.” He’s in Vegas at Harrahs. He’s a wonderful man and was good friends with Sonny West before he died. I promise that you won’t regret it.
I passed through there years ago and stopped at the grave in the house. He was shot in. Now I really wish I had had time to see the farm.
A very interesting and informative video as I did not remember hearing or reading they had slaves. It sounds like they were entrepreneurs in one way or another!
Good dog owner Jordan
I was thinking the same thing when you said Zerelda. Thinking the name is on both stones..interesting they were first cousins
Zerelda Amanda Mimms was the daughter of Pastor John Wilson Mimms and Mary Elizabeth James. Her mother was sister to Jesse James' father, Robert S. James. She and Jesse James married on April 24, 1874, while the James-Younger Gang was still in full force.
was the wife and first cousin of Jesse James.
CDOG
Oh my goodness… I work at the James Farm and I am so sorry I wasn’t there the day you were! I would love to have met you! I watch your channel all the time…
Also, in your video you were asking why Jesse James wife and mother were both named Zerelda… that was because Jesse married his first cousin, who was named after his mother… It was common back then to marry your cousin!
Also… You were asking where the Reverend Robert James was buried… As a Baptist minister, he had gone out to California to preach to the miners and caught cholera and died… he is buried in a mass grave near Placerville, California.
I'm sorry I missed you!
Thank you! But I recognized my friend Bonnie, and she said you were really a nice guy! Come back and see us again sometime!
Jethroe Collins : Jesse James killed my father.
Bobby Brady : He did?
Jethroe Collins : Shot him in the back, that's how he usually shot them, too cowardly to face them I guess.
Bobby Brady : I can't believe that, Mr. Collins.
Carol Brady : He's telling the truth, Bobby.
i"m a big old west fan. the james, younger gang was my fave....jessie"s wife zelda was his cousin.....jessie had been shot and was taken to cousin zelda"s home and she nursed him back to good health. and that was when they fell in love.
That makes sense!
Hi Jordan. Wouldn't surprise me if Jesse's wife was named after his mother. Jesse and his wife were first cousins.