"EVERY STORY TOLD IS A LIFE LIVED AND EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY"
CAPT. WILLIAM T. "BLOODY BILL" ANDERSON,CSA
BLOODY BILL THE SOLDIER
WILLIAM T. ANDERSON, Pre-Civil War in Missouri Volunteer State Guard Cavalry uniform.
Bill, George M. Todd and Thomas Craig Miller were all members of the Missouri Guard.
WILLIAM ANDERSON was a member of the Knights of the Golden Circle (KGC),
a secret organization focused on a 3rd invasion of Mexico & then Central & South America, to create a massive slave state which would include the American South, thus a circle.
Jesse James was a high level KGC field officer in charge of raising money for the cause.
JIM ANDERSON, FLETCH TAYLOR, JESSE JAMES
GEORGE M. TODD & WILLIAM T. ANDERSON
WILLIAM T. ANDERSON
CAPT. "Bloody Bill" ANDERSON was not killed as recorded in history during the Civil War.
All Quantrill's Captains, including Quantrill himself, survived the war. William Anderson would have never been granted a pardon & would have been tried for war crimes, so slowly as the end came near & victory appeared unattainable, Quantrill's men began to disappear from battle, reported killed in action.
QUANTRILL'S CAPTAINS
LADONIA TEXAS
Archie Clement, Bill Anderson,
William Maddox, George M. Todd, Jesse James & Cole Younger
Wild Bill Reed, JT Reed & George Shepherd
BILL ANDERSON (rt)
IN OLD AGE WITH HIS 2 DAUGHTERS AFTER THE DEATH OF HIS WIFE BUSH SMITH ANDERSON
