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Author of the article: Patrick Gibson Publishing date: Feb 25, 2021  •  February 25, 2021  •  1 minute read  •  Article content Western heritage fans keen on a warm Friday afternoon in might be interested in a new author presentation being held via Zoom and hosted by the Stockmen’s Memorial Foundation. Author Robert Nurden, checking in from his home in the U.K., will tell the tale of his “unorthodox” grandfather, Stanley James. We apologize, but...

Stanley James wandered the world and had a wandering eye for the ladies. - Credit: Robert Nurden A writer uncovered a shocking truth while delving into his grandfathers past for a new book. Journalist Robert Nurden from Forest Gate believed his relative was a deeply religious, moral man who wandered the world, having been a cowboy, hobo, soldier and poet. But while researching his family history, Robert discovered that his grandfather, Stanley James, a married church minister, had a wand...