Stratton Family Lore-F. J. Stratton, A Series of Anecdotes Prologue This is the first in a series of anecdotes about my...

Edited by James Duncan—1820 Edited by William F. Stratton—2020 Foreword Soon after David Lewis died his confession was published as a...

And How He Rose To The Occasion When The Lynchers Stormed The Jail. By Frank N. Stratton Collier’s, July 15, 1905. Abimelech Crummitt,...

By Frank N. Stratton Munsey’s Magazine, June 1905. Thomas Jefferson Baxter, standing with feet far apart, glared down at William Henry...

How The Sheriff Of Almeca County Pursued An Absconder. By Frank N. Stratton Munsey’s Magazine, March 1905. I. As the clock in the tower...

The Strategy of Jim--Last Name Unknown--Who Hated All Combines The Munsey, October 1904. HARLAN, express messenger on No.6, impatiently...

By Frank N. Stratton The Nickell Magazine, November 1903. Come on, Jack, let the kid go.” “No, indeed. The little fella came near winging...

How The Entertainment At The Home Of A Selfish Husband Came To A Great Success.  By Frank N. Stratton Argosy Magazine, January 1905....

By Frank N. Stratton Munsey’s Magazine, May 1905. From the corners of her roguish black eyes, pretty Molly McCrea, busy among pans and...

A Trial For Burglary And Its Unusual Ending. By Frank N. Stratton Munsey’s Magazine, July 1904. I. ROBERT ASHTON looked up from his desk...

The Life Of Tom Hardwick, Sheriff Of Montebasco County. By Frank N. Stratton Munsey’s Magazine, April 1904. I. THE sheriff of Montebasco...

The Story Of Reddy McGuire And The Sheriff Who Would Not Wait For Him. By Frank N. Stratton Munsey’s Magazine, March 1904. I. Reddy...

By Frank N. Stratton Everybody’s Magazine, March 1904. I kain’t understand it. I jest kain’t understand it,” wailed the old woman,...

By Frank N. Stratton Munsey’s Magazine, February 1904. I. From the East came Connors, burly, bellicose, and blunt; from the South, McFee,...

By Frank N. Stratton The Valley Weekly, St. Louis, Missouri, January 13, 1904. It might not have happened if Chelmsford hadn’t noticed...

By Frank N. Stratton The Back-Log of New York, September 1903. Alone, in my office, near midnight. I am reviewing my rough notes of the...

By Frank N. Stratton The Olympian, November 1903. IDAHO IKE, aroused from sweet slumber, wearily drew on a few articles of clothing and...

By Frank N. Stratton The Olympian, 1903. “Is Mr. Irick in?” The red-shirted clerk in the local office of the Lucky Fall mine raised his...

By Frank N. Stratton The Reader Magazine, Volume IV June, 1904 Number 1. I. DAWSON pushed his long fingers through his hair, laid the...

Oakes Magazine, Sep 19, 1903. In the ambitious fancies of the governor, gazing through the window near the rear of his desk, the shifting...