The second-in-command of this group became more violent after Thomas Ewing placed his sisters in a three-story building that collapsed, killing one of them.
The second-in-command of this group became more violent after Thomas Ewing placed his sisters in a three-story building that collapsed, killing one of them. Its leader, a former schoolteacher, was killed in an ambush at Wakefield Farm, Kentucky. An African-American member of this group was John Noland, and its deputy was "Bloody Bill" Anderson. This group's most famous act used Mount Oread as a staging area, was undertaken in revenge for the attack on Osceola, and resulted in General Order No. 11, which evacuated various Missouri counties. Prior to becoming western outlaws, Jesse and Frank James were members of this Civil War-era group, whose leader became a captain under the CSA's Partisan Ranger Act. For 10 points, name this pro-slavery group whose namesake leader guided them on a bloody 1863 raid on Lawrence, Kansas.
The second-in-command of this group became more violent after Thomas Ewing placed his sisters in a three-story building that collapsed, killing one of them.
{Quantrill's Raiders} [accept any group with {Quantrill}, prompt on {bushwhackers}]