I found this link on the Minnesota Historical Society. The link is for the Gale Family Library. The headline to find this is "State Prisons: Historical Inmate Records"
http://www2.mnhs.org/library/findaids/gr00206/pdf/gr00206-000004.pdf
Scroll down to the 10th and 11th pages on the left side of the screen.
Scroll down to the 10th and 11th pages on the left side of the screen.
https://www.northfieldhistory.org/exhibits/
This link takes you to the permanent exhibits at northfieldhistory.org
This link takes you to the permanent exhibits at northfieldhistory.org
This link takes you to the Wikipedia page with a biography of Cole Younger.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cole_Younger
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cole_Younger
You may remember - or not - that my grandfather Shirley Green Triplett, and friends were building a "fort" in an empty lot not far from Grandpa's home.
Cole Younger had been paroled and was with the prison physician. As they walked through Little Falls Minnesota, Cole Younger noticed the fort.
Grandpa remembers Cole Younger saying "That reminds me of the days when I was camping out on the plains." Cole Younger died in 1916, at his home in Lee's Summit Missouri. He was buried in Lee's Summit Historical Cemetery.
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