THE STORY OF COLE YOUNGER - Full AudioBook - Cole Younger

Full Audiobook reading of THE STORY OF COLE YOUNGER by Cole Younger

[@wthendrix5047]

Cole Younger was a mountain of a man. Glad he did write himself and today we get to hear it. Many Thanks.

[@ernestoherrera2755]

Two the organization which provided this reading as well as to the reader himself, I am a person that is visually impaired also I am a native Texan I have always been interested in the old west and one of the very first movies I ever watched was the long riders in the drive in theater I could see a little backed in and I remember the movie vividly it is still one of my favorites and so that being said I wish to Express my deepest thanks to the organization and the person who took time to read this and to let it be known it is appreciated perhaps more than you initially realized thank you from the Lone Star State and one individual especially PS I believe this book should be A dark warning to those who would cry or civil war in this turbulent time we find ourselves in the year 2020.

[@glennrudzik1007]

Many many thanks for reading to us this story of this great man. The Youngers and the James boys were true American Hero’s. But because they were not popular with the US government they were known as outlaws. We need men like these today, to fight against the oppression we are under today. Thank you again.

[@lanawilliams9874]

yes sir

[@sammybaugues1260]

Seems he was a freedom fighter one day ..a family man the next..I really enjoyed this documentary!

[@juzagirlntheroom2692]

To all saying he was a cold blooded killer, remember that the civil war lasted four years in the rest of the country, but went on about 20yrs Missouri. They tried to take our homes and Northerns treated southern sympathizers terribly, even going so far as to imprison women for such "crimes" as cheering for boys as they road off to go to war for the Confederacy.

[@electronicsvintage]

Every now and then I ride through the Lee's Summit Historic Cemetery in my vintage Rolls Royce to pause near the grave stone of Coleman Younger always marked with a small Bars & Stars flag waving in a breeze. Ahhhhhh..... Lee's Summit. I love this town.

[@patrickbush9526]

Yes I'm white I'm Southern and I'm very proud of it. Stop all this stupid crap come on man look grow up.

[@scottsmithlock5245]

Radical dude! I roll through the summit in my beat up 89 Civic and reminisce about the good ol days when we would ride horses for transportation.

[@russhochman9366]

cole younger, the man-no-dought-- lived a long-life ---- rip cole younger, brothers too ----

[@christinapatz8510]

On moms side, grandmother was born Younger. There is a book called return to Cantrell creek - I look my name up, work my way back to the start of youngers.

[@williamminamoto.7535]

Excellent excellent reading... ✍️😃🎺🎺🎶🎶🎻🎻🎹🎹👍🥾🥾

[@patrickbush9526]

When the power of love conquers the love of power lives are changed

[@bankaihadouken1180]

I actually liked the authentic southern reader tbf

[@sojnab1]

very enjoyable,would love to have this book

[@troymoody3258]

Id have to say cole was a damn good man regardless of a couple bad moves he made and he paid a terrible price for hes got my respect im sure i would have been ten fold worse

[@dks13827]

he shot Gustofson in the head.

[@juzagirlntheroom2692]

Related to the Youngers, several of them, like Cole's brother John, are burried at a family cemetery in back of my aunt and uncle's house in Roscoe, MO.

[@juzagirlntheroom2692]

And I wrote that before listening. He mentions St Clair Co many times. Roscoe isn't much of a town anymore, but it's in St Clair Co where my people are from. My grandpa met in Montagaw Springs. And the Gilchrist family still lives down there. A lot of us now love in Jackson Co. So, mamy places he makes reference to, are well known to me.

[@greetingz1540]

I related to the Younger Brothers. Luckily my mom was really into ancestry. She even made a scrapbook showing how I was related.

[@jamesmillard4779]

Shout out to all you mo peaple I'm from spfd mo it's wild I didn't know how educated cole was

[@VivaSepulchre]

So cool! Thank you muches ✊️🤓👍

[@BrandenLanfeld14]

My grandma is a Younger. Growing up as a kid we had a lot of original art and written entries from the Younger’s and there venture to the west coast.

[@zoeymodlin5243]

That’s weird my great grandmas mom is minnie younger and her cousin is Cole Younger

[@davidstebnicki9829]

I am a cousin to cole younger, my 5th great grandfather is Joshua logan younger, and my grand father was albert younger if you have info to share please send them to [e-mail]

[@fratrickmachomes5263]

Hm

[@spiderlegs50]

Very interesting,,I still want his book.

[@bjlittleton8074]

Great man need thousands more like him

[@azpitbull]

I heard the Youngers once lived in Texas. Also learned a female Younger is buried in Leonard, Texas so I think there may be some truths to their stay. Cole's mother supposedly also went along on the trip. She soon fell ill and wanted to head back to Missouri, so they took her back. I'm related by marriage via Goad family.

[@patrickbush9526]

These boys were tougher than a $3 steer

[@calebsynnes3439]

I am directly related to this man

[@williamtroha1873]

Shelby Foote in a civil war documentary--Stated Cole Younger tested a new cartridge rifle shell on four blue bellies lined up in a roll to see how many the bullet would penetrate!!!!

[@spiderlegs50]

Cole Younger had no children, therefore, he is no one's grandfather. Also,,, John was shot dead,,,not Jim. Jim went to prison on the Northfield Raid and was later paroled. He took his own life only after 2 years of being released. He couldn't leave the state, they wouldn't let him marry, he suffered episodes of depression. Truly tragic ending for him.

[@bankaihadouken1180]

Great reader

[@crazyhorseaz5224]

AS ANY SOLDIER WILL TELL YOU,, WAR IS HELL.

[@joycemcswain5279]

What other evedence is there that Jesse and Frank were at Northfield?

[@nickolasjimenez49]

cole younger is my great great great great uncle my mom told me that

[@connormurphy7684]

Unlike everybody else i am not related to Cole Younger 😂😂

[@davidrice3337]

Me neither

[@anthonygiordano8237]

Play it at .75 and you will fall asleep in 3 minutes

[@patrickbush9526]

We all understand that you're a speed reader but slow down for history's sake

[@philgiegerich3546]

i am doing research on cole younger my brother had him to

[@robertayoder2063]

Had cole what

[@connormurphy7684]

Bummed him😂😂

[@daviddollarhide7185]

Seems a lot of you were sired by this guy.

[@connormurphy7684]

😂😂

[@steverose3318]

Go ahead and pick apart history. The fact is that those people were tough. They had no overinflated phoney value of human life because life was rough and often ended at a young age. Violence was common and rarely justified. So before you rip on the simpler, tougher, hand to mouth times... think how the present will be remembered in 150 years... " Women ran everything. It took 11 females to run 2 cash registers in the Quick- Trips Androgynous males... Bieber was their leader. Saying boo too loud got you arrested for violence. They were so stupid that they put up with fake news. They were forced into group think. Married to their (type type- send box) ... and on and on.

[@openingeyes4u373]

And how stupid are we … you mean all of us put up with fake news every day now. Let me guess you’re a democrat

[@nelsonnoname001]

So... did he do anything after the Civil War?

[@patrickbush9526]

Yes actually him and Frank James tour the countryside giving theatrical lectures. The theme was what life has taught me. It was not successful. And Frank James went back 2 selling shoes for 4 months and had an offer to be a box office draw for the Fox Theater in St Louis Missouri. Ticket sales or off the hook. Ben Frank started getting ill and went home to the James Farm in Kearney and would charge $0.20 to view the home place.

[@mysticalbarbarian9216]

Cole younger is my Great Gand father

[@connormurphy7684]

You and a hundred others apparently 😂😂

[@bradmeeds1226]

Cole younger was my grandfather’s uncle mailman

[@davidrice3337]

Impossible - he had no kids - he was smart

[@hbksupreme464]

I’m a younger I want to know more

[@theeabster1983]

I think this dude is speed reading in some parts

[@bonsaibiker5378]

i can hardly hear it lol

[@mardianto21]

he reads for himself😁

[@bearr69]

I’m related to cole younger he’s my great great great great grandfather

[@dennis8309]

Bullshit...

[@robertpowell9053]

Same here, his father is a great uncle of mine.

[@tommy765100]

I do t believe Cole had any children.

[@bearr69]

tommy765100 he did

[@jamesmillard4779]

Cole younger was my father🤪🤪🤪🤪

[@beniteztheconman]

far too fast and unclear.

[@longgone696]

I'm not at all related to Cole Younger.

[@crazyhorseaz4280]

Love story, Hate voice of reader

[@ronjohnson5248]

The life of cole younger, read with the vigor of a math textbook.

[@iamheandheisinorsemen2605]

I'll have to see what this guys about, the name sounds familiar but his story isn't ringing a bell. I think of Wyatt Earp when I hear this name, for some reason. But based on what iam hearing so far, his family were judges and lawyers and such, federal government officers, man, it don't take a genius to figure out why his brothers were given a bad name. Like I stated though, I don't know his story, so let me not come to any conclusions yet. All I know, is everything to do with this fake government we have today, and not that of the true republic, is all trash run by greedy double talking cowards that all need to have their necks stretched.

[@iamheandheisinorsemen2605]

Well hell, they ran with Jesse James? Wth, I thought the name sounded familiar.

[@connormurphy7684]

Typical boo hoo poor me im misunderstood killer

[@robertdouglas7101]

what do you want here boy

[@ronaldvronca8999]

Not the best reading, not even close. Sounds like he's reading a ticker tape.

[@brucenlong]

3 hours... no really 3 hours?! The guy served his time for the crimes he committed with his brothers, regardless of the circumstances and became a "western circus" entertainer until the 1920's during this time this so called "recording" would have been made to add to his ability to be a showman and a hero to the so called oppressed people of the west by the government The laughable fact is that Six Flags over Georgia portrays him as a law enforcement officer. Talk about fake news.

[@marthaballou6842]

this man is a serious criminal who has no remorse for his killings

[@daviddollarhide7185]

Don't believe this killer.