The Doan Gang: America’s First Outlaws?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 มิ.ย. 2024
- The Doan Gang of Plumstead, Pennsylvania, may very well be the first documented outlaw gang in the United States. They stole horses and sold them to the British, they robbed tax collectors and even the U.S. Treasury in Newtown, Bucks County. This is their story. #doangang #truecrimewiththesarge #outlaws #plumstead #buckscountypa
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Thanks for taking us on a ride, Sarge! It's a very peaceful area even though important historical events took place here 🙏
Thanks for watching Natalia
Wow. I love history and visiting all the historical places. This year my daughter and I were going to go to Wyoming, but Pennsylvania is closer. We're going there instead. Thanks
@@Momcentral if you wind up near Philadelphia, make sure you go to eastern state penitentiary
What a fascinating look at early outlaw history, Joe! I love PA - what a beautiful peaceful place - such a contrast to the atrocities occurred. Thank you for taking us along! 😃
Thanks for joining me!
I am a history buff so I really enjoyed this, so Thank You. I hope we can get more content like this.
Will do Susan!
Fascinating! I love museums. The historical information and historical tour are absolutely fascinating.
Thanks for watching Tracy. I had fun putting it all together.
Thank you. I truly enjoy your historical jaunts and travels down "rabbit holes".
I’m glad to hear it!
Thanks Sarge, I really enjoyed the tour and learning some history. Excellent!
I’m glad to hear it Tea!
Sarge this was AWESOME! Thank you for the fascinating historical crime lesson... you have given Mrs. Mayhem our first adventure once I get rid of the blasted crutches lol. I pray the poison ivy wasn't horrific, and a quick recovery ensued. We also enjoyed the bit of a head scratcher from last night's quiz. Have an awesome remainder of the weekend.🙏💜
You too and thanks for watching! It’s a fun trip
I’ll just be heading in the door to work as you go live. Dang it! Il catch it later Joe.
No worries. The replay crew is awesome too!
That was so interesting, thank you!
Thanks for watching Rachel!
Cool story, Joe. Thanks for the tour and interesting story. It's strange that when I was a student, I had no interest in history, now I love learning all that I missed so many years ago.
Thanks for watching Lynn. I was always a fan of history because of that old saying if you don’t know what you’re doomed to repeat it.
Thanks, Joe. The next time I am Philly to see my daughter, we're taking a Bucks County history detour. And I am going to see if I here Mr. Or Ms. "I miss you."
Sounds like a plan!
That was amazing❤Thank you for this history adventure.
Thanks for watching Michele!
Looks so beautiful and peaceful.
Great history lessons.
Thanks for watching!
💜Those veteran markers really are all oxidised by the elements so looks like they were once copper. Thanks for the fascinating ep, Sarge™️ 💜
Thanks for watching Kerry!
This was fun and truly well done!
Thanks for watching Kathleen!
Thanks so much for taking us with you and teaching us a bit of history. I hope you're legs are feeling better 🤞
Thanks! ☠️
Fantastic!
Loved this Joe. I hope you do more of these historical-type videos. Sorry, I had to catch it on replay. I had a lot of yard work to do today. Pennsylvania has some beautiful places.
Thanks Viv. I intend to do some more of these. I had fun doing it.
Nothing beats a ‘Not Spielberg’ directed video!
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What a great treat Joe. My Dad would love this. Hope your legs were ok! Must do some research on that meeting point…
Thanks for watching Sinead!
It seems they were Scottish but as their ‘forebears’ had spent 100years in Ireland they were classed as Scot/ Irish.
You learn something new everyday! Thanks Joe!
Hello everyone. Thanks Joe!
Thanks Debbie for coming out and watching
Thank you Sarge.
Thanks for watching Maria!
This is so awesome! I love sightseeing history! ❤💙
The Revolutionary War Veteran markers are wonderful ❤
Thanks for watching Paula!
I was surprised how many are buried there
@@TrueCrimeWithTheSarge I can't belive you found the brothers markers! Abraham's looked like it was made of marble and far more legible than the ones inside the wall. Must have been all the loot they had to invest in them😁
thank you Sarge for the excellant video im from the uk and love history as much as true crime. this was so interesting
Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed it!
My stomping grounds. There are still Doan kin in the Bucks County Area.
It was a fun show to put together. Stay tuned!
Do tell?
Thank you ! I enjoyed this very much. Been gone for a minute..trying to catch up Be Blessed
Thanks for watching!
@TrueCrimeWithTheSarge Of course! Love the show. Sometimes we get so involved in cases we need a different scene..I enjoyed this!
Evening Sarge. Never heard of the Doan Gang
Hi Jan, I hadn’t either until I saw it while researching something else
@@TrueCrimeWithTheSarge i get sidetracked like that too 😁
This was really interesting.
Thanks for watching Gia
“Friends” refers to Quaker’s. I attended Whittier College, a Quaker school. Richard Nixon also attended Whittier College undergraduate.
Very cool! I grew up in Doylestown and have never heard of the Doan Gang😂
Nice town!
Omg! I grew up in Warminster Bucks county and went to Edna’s Antiques (Bogarts Tavern) with my mom and grandmom in the 1970s! Then to New Hope for ice cream! Ty for the history lesson!!
Excellent. The antique shop closed up about a year ago
@@TrueCrimeWithTheSarge I miss it so much out there. In Seattle area for the last 22 years. Hope to make it back sometime. 🤞
My ancestors! They were real jerks but I can't help being a tiny bit proud to be related.
G’afternoon Sarge
Hi jlynnyay!
Thank you so much for this little slice of local history. And a look at a beautiful historic town. Major Kennedy must have been a brave man. So was Ben Franklin. And the dirty Doans got their due. 😉
Thanks for watching Elaine
I love history! Thank you! 13:17 13:17
Thanks for watching Beth
Very nice day out! And re the Doan's crime sprees ~ it's true, times change, but people don't.
(My mom loved Revolutionary history, too. She took us kids on road trips up & down the NE/New England, visiting towns like Plumstead. Also, her mom was born into one of the last remaining PA Quaker families. She left PA in her 20s to marry a musician.)
It was fun putting it together
Those bloody British! Hi Sarge from England! 🥸
Hi Ellen. Thanks for watching. It was quite the historical tour.
I studied History at University 👍
Very interesting next time go find the cave!!
Thanks for watching, but no thanks! Not a fan of closed in spaces
People haven't changed so much over the centuries, have they? I'd love to see the old tavern refurbished and buzzing again
The property is up for sale. They want something like four or 5 million for it, but they have to keep the historical building in place.
Bucks County is Lovely now I'll have to watch ❤
This Sunday, 1PM is the Premiere!
I'm here from Grizzly true crime. Mom lives in Bucks county. I live in Upper Dublin. Originally from kiladelphia.😂
@@police123cd this story takes place in Doylestown, Plumstead, Newtown, and Quakertown!
Ima Patreon Grizzley. @@police123cd My Dad, his Sis & Brother were from Morrisville. My Mom's family from the Brandywine Valley, which has its fair share of history 😊. Ive lived in the West & PNW since my family migrated in 1956, but "visited "vicariously via TH-cam during the jailbreak & manhunt last year (Calvacante).
I can't believe it's not Spielberg!
I know, right?😁
Well done, Sarge🕵
Thanks Simi!
Thanks for the tour - I won’t google but wondering if this is where the term ‘outlaw’ comes from - they couldn’t be buried within cemetery. Then I think ‘in-law’. Whatever. P.S. When my nephew Alex, (West Point 2004) was growing up in Brooklyn, we used to tell him Jimmy Hoffa was buried under his bed.
I don’t know where the term comes from either. But the quaker religion had many things that you couldn’t do killing was one of them.
I love the history of our nation. Thanks so much for sharing Joe. I would love to see this poison ivy and all.😂however , I hope you were spared. Thanks again.
Thanks for watching Cheryl. Unfortunately, I got it! I’m super susceptible to it, but no biggie
12:20 😳
Freaky stuff
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Did you know that (FDIC) was created because of Dillinger?, yes indeed.
That, I did not know!
Did i miss something here how come its not on ?
It becomes live at 1PM today - 22 minutes
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Joe my TH-cam is broken it won't let me send a email to you. Do you have p.o. box if not that's ok too. Or a email. You tube swallowed my card
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Maybe...😅
I just watched Joe on Grizzly True Crime today say he wished Back Page (where children were trafficked) wasn't shut down
This guy is disgusting
I was waiting for that, even stated it before I said it. You missed the point. If you’re too stupid to understand how criminal investigations work, maybe you should delete your account.
You Tell them Joe❤❤
You lose...now all the trafficking is underground... At least LE could track it. This goes for crimes against s*x workers too... Too simplistic...please use your powers of deduction
@@dawnkladerman598 what exactly
That was aimed at the OP, Joe... I watched that too & I totally understand why you'd prefer they didn't discontinue@@TrueCrimeWithTheSarge. My original comment didn't show & was directed to the snarker. I totally agree with you. TH-cam is unpredictable...it called you out on this but didn't tag them on mine previous remark
This bunch came from someplace before Amoorica wounder were from
Before and after America started at the surrender of Yorktown.
@@TrueCrimeWithTheSarge i meant area of Europe i will see what I find i haven't so far.
@@TrueCrimeWithTheSarge they learned this before here changing of names was normal for 1700 to get to Amoorica