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A2268
Buford, Anthony A. (1901- ).
Biographical Sketch, 1951. 1 item [formerly Alphabetical File]
Anthony Buford was an attorney in Saint Louis. He resided at 465 South Price Road in
Clayton.
The collection consists of a biographical sketch of Buford submitted to the Missouri
Historical Society at the request of Charles van Ravenswaay.
Cite as: Anthony A. Buford Biographical Sketch, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2280
Buford Family.
Genealogy, no date. 1 item [formerly Alphabetical File]
The collection consists of a typed genealogy of the Buford Family of Virginia.
Cite as: Buford Family Genealogy, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2281
Bugbee, Harold.
Letter, 1955. 1 item [formerly Alphabetical File]
The collection consists of a photostat copy of a letter from Harold Bugbee, Canyon, Texas, to
H.P. Willis, dated September 15, 1955. Bugbee writes of his visit to the Indian Exposition at
Anadarko, Texas.
Cite as: Harold Bugbee Letter, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1813
Bulgar, Harold A. (1892-1966).
Papers, 1783-1932. 3 folders
Born July 9, 1892, in East Liverpool, Ohio, Harold A. Bulgar was the son of Alvin and Alice
Bulgar. He was a graduate of Ohio State University and Harvard Medical School. In 1924, Dr.
Harold A. Bulgar accepted a teaching position at the Washington University School of Medicine.
He also served on the staff of Barnes Hospital. Bulgar served as president of the St. Louis
Astronomical Society and on the board of directors of the St. Louis Audubon Society and
Academy of Science of St. Louis. He died November 2, 1966.
The collection consists of notes and material relating to the natural history pursuits of the
Lewis and Clark Expedition; notes on the Louisiana Purchase by Stella Drumm; biographical
information on fur trapper and Indian agent William Gordon; miscellaneous land and business
papers; and an unidentified literary manuscript.
Cite as: Harold A. Bulgar Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0200
Bulkley Family.
Papers, 1855-1865; 1941. 1 box
Mary E. Bulkley was a St. Louis writer and suffragist who was active in the St. Louis Equal
Suffrage League. She wrote the play “The Trial,” which concerned the trial of Susan B. Anthony
for voting in 1872. She also wrote “Speaking At Seventy” in 1931.
Collection contains letters of Thomas Carpenter to Mary and Phil Bulkley, dated 1861-1865,
which describe the affairs of the 12th Illinois Cavalry in Virginia during the Peninsular
Campaign, and in Maryland, Washington, D.C., Pennsylvania, St. Louis, and New Orleans. Also