Howard Royston

Howard Royston, age 93 View Details

Royston John Harwood, age 81, Fort Lauderdale, FL View Details

Cities: Johnson City TN Possible Relatives: Ethel F Royston, Opal Dora Royston, Christine Lynne Kos

Howard H Royston, age 89, Johnson City, TN View Details

Locations: Johnson City TN Possible Relatives: Ethel F Royston, Opal Dora Royston

Royston John Harwood, age 81, Fort Lauderdale, FL View Details

Locations: Johnson City TN Possible Relatives: Ethel F Royston, Opal Dora Royston

Howard R Royston, age 60s View Details

Possible Relatives: Carole A Royston, Howard R Royston, Sharon A Royston

Howard R Royston, age 60s View Details

Possible Relatives: Carole A Royston, Howard R Royston, Sharon A Royston

Howard Royston View Details

Address:***** W Kalamo Hwy, Charlotte, MI

Howard Royston (unknown-1930) - Find a Grave Memorial

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Howard Royston #15301 is buried in Woodpecker Hill cemetery in the prisoner section ID# 244807063 in Canon City, CO. ( Find a Grave. ) State Penitentiary prisoner Howard Royston # 15301 part of the Lamar bank robbery gang was hanged for killing of four men in a bank robbery in May 1928.

PDF he ruthless Fleagle Gang Bank of Lamar in 1928, making fingerprint that ...

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Ralph Fleagle, Jake Fleagle, Howard "Heavy" Royston and George Abshier, left to right, were the members of the notorious Fleagle Gang. Pioneering CSI work solved deadly Lamar bank robbery The fingerprint that doomed the Fleagle Gang MAIN STREET IN Lamar was quieting down after the lunch hour bustle on the afternoon of May 23, 1928. At the First

Notorious bank holdup remembered - Pueblo Chieftain

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He hit robber Howard Royston in the jaw but also got shot in return, dying later that day. The gang of Jake and Ralph Fleagle, and Royston and George Abishier also shot Parrish's son, John Parrish ...

First National Bank Robbery - Creaghe Family Historical Society

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Howard Royston's case started two days later, October 14, with the same results and three hours of deliberation. Ralph went to trial six days later, October 22. In the interim, the state reneged on its agreement not to seek the death penalty. He was convicted and sentenced on the 26 th.

E Obituaries, Taney County, MO Genealogy Trails

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Three gang members, Ralph Fleagle, George Abshire and Howard Royston, were "jerked up" at the Colorado Penitentiary a little over two years after committing the Lamar, Colo., bank robbery. The fourth, Jake Fleagle, was trapped and shot in October 1930 on a train in Branson, Mo., by postal inspectors and detectives from several states. A total ...

The Fleagle Gang and The Fingerprint that Proved Their Guilt

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It all began in May 1928 when four men—Jake Fleagle, Ralph Fleagle, Howard Royston, and George Abshier—filed into the lobby of Lamar's First National Bank and held up a bank teller. Bank President Amos Newton Parrish fired a shot at the gang, hitting one of the men in the jaw, but was then shot in the head. Parrish's son, John Festus ...

Days Gone By: The Fleagle gang wreaks havoc all over the West

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Royston and Abshire were arrested. Jake remained on the loose. On Sept. 29, 1929, two men burst into the Rodeo branch of the Bank of Pinole with machine guns and scooped up $27,000.