Clyde Barrow Gang Collection - 71 Matching Results
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- [Letter from Dallas, Texas Bureau of Identification Superintendent D. E. Walsh to Deputy Sheriff C. J. Koehe]
- Letter from D. E. Walsh of the Dallas Bureau of Identification to Deputy Sheriff C. J. Koehe of Wharton, replying to his letter from August 19th and saying that he sends him a picture of Clyde Barrow because he does not have one of Raymond Hamilton or Bonnie Parker.
- [Clyde Barrow in the Morgue]
- Photograph of a dead Clyde Barrow lying on a stretcher in a morgue, surrounded by people.
- [Letter from W. M. Thompson of the Texas Prison System to Dallas, Texas Bureau of Identification Superintendent D. E. Walsh]
- Letter from W. M. Thompson, Chief of the Texas Prison System to D. E. Walsh of the Dallas Bureau of Identification where he apologizes for omitting a list of subjects who have an authorized leave of absence from prison. He also includes the status of Marvin Barrow and the date that Clyde Barrow was granted parole.
- [Memo for Doug Walsh Regarding Clyde Champion Barrow and Bonnie Parker]
- Memo for Douglas Walsh regarding Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker regarding encounters several people have had with the couple and Clyde Barrow's family.
- [Letter from Polk County Sheriff to the Dallas Police Department Chief of Police]
- Letter from Polk County Sheriff, C. F. Keeling, to the Chief of Police of the Dallas, Texas Police Department requesting copies of Clyde Barrow's and Bonnie Parker's fingerprints and mugshots, as well as fingerprints and mug shots of their accomplices.
- [Letter from Kansas City, Missouri Detective Lieutenant to Dallas, Texas Bureau of Identification Superintendent D. E. Walsh]
- Letter from W. C. Gordon, Detective Lieutenant of the Identification Bureau in Kansas City, Missouri to D. E. Walsh, superintendent of the Identification Bureau in Dallas, Texas, thanking him for the picture of Clyde Barrow and his brother.
- [Letter from L. M. Pack to the Tulia, Texas Sheriff's Department]
- Letter from L. M. Pack a Captain of Detectives, to the Tulia, Texas Sheriff Department responding to their request to send a picture of Clyde Barrow and ensuring his department's full cooperation assisting in his capture.
- [Wanted Bulletin for Clyde Barrow, 05-01-1933]
- Wanted bulletin dated May 1, 1933 for Clyde Champion Barrow, his brother Melvin Ivan "Buck" Barrow and two unidentified women for stealing a car and kidnapping a man and a woman near Ruston, Louisiana on April 27, 1933.
- [Letter from Ed Portley of the Joplin, Missouri Police Department to Several Texas Police Departments]
- Letter from Ed Portley, Chief of Detectives of the Joplin, Missouri Police Department to seven different sheriff's offices and two chiefs of police requesting ideas or suggestions that might aid in the arrest of Clyde Barrow and his accomplices.
- [Letter from San Angelo, Texas Constable's Department to the Dallas, Texas Police Department]
- Letter from Fred Gerber of the San Angelo, Texas Constable's Department to the Dallas, Texas Police Department requesting the name of the father of Clyde and Ivy [Ivan] Barrow as well as additional information.
- [Dallas, Texas Sheriff's Department Complaint of the Eastham Prison Break-out]
- Complaint filed by the Dallas, Texas Sheriff's Department regarding Clyde Barrow, Bonnie Parker's rescue of Raymond Hamilton from the Eastham Farm prison on January 16, 1934.
- [Clyde Champion Barrow FBI Criminal Record]
- Clyde Barrow's criminal record compiled by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. It dates from his first arrest at age 16 in 1926 to the last time he was published as a fugitive, shortly after his death.
- [Clyde Barrow Telegram to Dallas, Texas District Attorney]
- Photograph of a personal telegram from Clyde Barrow to the Dallas, Texas District Attorney, Mr. King, disassociating himself from Raymond Hamilton after the events of the Eastham Breakout. Also included is the envelope that telegram was mailed in.
- [W. D. Jones Voluntary Statement, 11-18-1933]
- Voluntary statement by W. D. Jones on November 18, 1933 while under arrest in Dallas, Texas, in which he relates the circumstances of how he met Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker and the time-line of several incidents while he was in their company.
- [W. D. Jones Voluntary Statement, 11-18-1933]
- Voluntary statement by W. D. Jones on November 18, 1933 while under arrest in Dallas, Texas, in which he relates the circumstances of how he met Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker and the time-line of several incidents while he was in their company.
- [Poem by Bonnie Parker]
- Poem written by Bonnie Parker in which she tries to paint Clyde Barrow and herself in a more positive and heroic light, similar to Jesse James.
- [Raymond Hamilton Index Card]
- Index card photocopy for Raymond Hamilton indicating his crime of robbery using firearms and the numbers of his fingerprint chart.
- [Raymond Hamilton FBI Criminal Record]
- Raymond Hamilton's criminal record compiled by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. It dates from his first reported crime of car theft in 1931 to the date of his execution in 1935.
- [Raymond Hamilton FBI Wanted Flier]
- FBI wanted flier for Raymond Hamilton. It contains his physical description, relatives, fingerprint chart, mug shot and criminal record.
- [Raymond Hamilton Fingerprint Chart, 1935 - Dallas, Texas Police Department]
- Dallas Police Department fingerprint chart for Raymond Hamilton. It includes his physical description and date of execution.
- [Raymond Hamilton Fingerprint Chart, 1933 - Dallas, Texas Police Department]
- Dallas Police Department fingerprint chart for Raymond Hamilton. It includes his physical description and a short description of his sentence for a crime he committed in 1933.
- [Raymond Hamilton Fingerprint Chart, 1932 - Dallas, Texas Police Department]
- Dallas Police Department fingerprint chart for Raymond Hamilton. It includes his physical description and a time-line of his criminal record.
- [Raymond Hamilton Fingerprint Chart, 1933 - Dallas, Texas Police Department]
- Dallas Police Department fingerprint chart for Raymond Hamilton. It includes his physical description and details of his crime and sentence.
- [Raymond Hamilton Fingerprint Chart, 1932 - Dallas, Texas Police Department]
- Dallas Police Department fingerprint chart for Raymond Hamilton. The back of the chart has an index card with details of an auto theft he committed.
- [Photograph of Letter from Raymond Hamilton to A. S. Baskett]
- Photograph of the letter with the envelope from Raymond Hamilton to A. S. Baskett, where he denies having any connection to Clyde Barrow and his gang.
- [Photograph of Raymond Hamilton's Hotel Register]
- Photograph of the Raymond Hamilton's bill from the Lafayette Hotel where he was staying at under a fake alias.
- [Site of Grapevine Shooting, 04-01-1934]
- Site near Grapevine, Texas where Barrow Gang members shot and killed motorcycle patrolmen E. B. Wheeler and H. D. Murphy.
- [Raymond Hamilton's Fingerprint Chart - Dallas Police Department, 1932]
- Dallas Police Department fingerprint chart for Raymond Hamilton. It includes his physical description and a time-line of his crimes and arrests.
- [Dallas Police Department Fingerprint Chart for Raymond Hamilton - 1934]
- Dallas Police Department fingerprint chart for Raymond Hamilton. It includes his mug shot, physical description and a time-line of his recent crimes from 1933 to 1934.
- [Telegraph to Dallas Police Department - 12/09/1932]
- Telegraph to the Dallas Police Department informing them of the arrest of Raymond Hamilton and J. C. Clark alias Dunn in Bay City, Michigan. J. C. Clark was suspected to be Clyde Barrow.
- [Site of Grapevine Shooting, 04-01-1934]
- Four photographs of the site near Grapevine, Texas where Barrow Gang members shot and killed motorcycle patrolmen E. B. Wheeler and H. D. Murphy.