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Union Guerrillas of Civil War Kansas: Jayhawkers and Red Legs (Civil War Series) Interior Design & Home Decor Ewing tackles this question fromA Tumultuous Time in Kansas Both before and during the American Civil War, ragtag groups of Kansas militants patrolled the Kansas Missouri border. Known as Jayhawkers and later Red Legs, they raided anyone they believed sympathetic to secession. For many in the state, these irregular warriors were heroes fighting for a Free Kansas and preservation of the Union; for their victims, these men were little more than opportunistic thieves. James Montgomery