Notable Civil War Guerrillas, Partisans, Jayhawkers, and Rangers
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William Quantrill
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William T. Anderson
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Cole Younger
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M. Jerome Clarke, aka "Sue Mundy"
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James H. Lane
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John Mobberly
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John S. Mosby
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"Stovepipe" Johnson
CSA
Other notable bushwhackers, jahawkers, and guerrillas of the Civil War included Frank James, Jesse James, "Tinker Dave" Beaty, Archie Clement, Silas M. Gordon, Champ Ferguson, Charles R. Jennison, James Montgomery, Joseph C. Porter, and George M. Todd.
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