Bibliography
This will be where all citations are maintained for anyone interested in the primary, secondary, and tertiary sources used in my research. Many of these sources have been scanned and PDF versions will be included both here and in the relevant posts. The only source(s) not to be made available via PDF will be any actively in print books. If you have any questions regarding sources feel free to comment, message, or email me!
Books:
Rauh, Charles. 2016. The Last Train Robber - The True Tail of Jack “The Quail Hunter” Kennedy. USA: Amazon CreateSpace.
Rabas, Chuck. 1996. Jack "Quail Hunter" Kennedy. United States: Eakin.
Patterson, Richard. 1991. The Train Robbery Era: An Encyclopedic History
Newspapers:
Newspapers are by far the most common source when tracking Jack’s story. As such, I’ve compiled them in a separate Google Doc to not clog up this article. All citations are linked to their online databases, most often the Internet Archive or NewsBank’s Kansas City Star collection. I have also downloaded and collected all of the cited articles in another Google Drive link provided below.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BNDPZrLakl5ATfP4avbTmEuvfPRnPbRRrW_bq6Mf_Q4/edit?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1lm1xV75zcNlf1mOkwR0S8wJigjqG4VPa?usp=sharing
Magazines:
Willets, Gilson. 1911. “Ten Thousand Miles by Rail”. The Railroad Man’s Magazine Volume 14, Feb 1911: pg. 115-126
William Orr 1899-1940 Papers:
Scrapbook, “Macomb Train Robbery, Macomb, Wright County, Mo., January 3rd, 1899” (14 pages).
Booklet, No. 9947 In the Supreme Court of Missouri, Division No. 2, October Term, 1899. (January Call, 1900.) State of Missouri, Respondent, vs. No. 9947, J. F. Ken-nedy, Appellant. Duplicate copies; 37 pages. One copy includes the Court’s decision of 23 January 1900 from 55 Southwestern Reporter 293.
Letter, Ed Monroe, Special Agent, Memphis, Tenn., to W. J. Orr; 7 December 1922. Includes death photos of J. F. Kennedy and Lawrence Russler Logsden.
