Guide to the Archival Collections.pdf - Missouri History Museum

Council for Exceptional Children. Chapter 103 (Saint Louis, Missouri).
See National Education Association. Council for Exceptional Children.
A0332
Council of National Defense. St. Louis Woman’s Committee.
Records, 1917-1919. 4 folders (4 items)
Records include executive board and advisory committee minutes, 1917-1919, includes
constitution and bylaws amendments (67 pages); History of the St. Louis Woman's Committee,
Council of National Defense, 1917-1919 (printed booklet, 16 pages); undated report of the St.
Louis Woman's Committee (annotated typescript reporting by department the activities of the St.
Louis Woman's Committee, 7 pages); departmental reports, 1918; letter regarding hospital report
and cover letter and list of typists and stenographers registered in cooperation with the U.S.
Labor Bureau for Government Service (5 pages).
Finding aid available.
Cite as: Records of the Saint Louis Woman's Committee, Council of National Defense, Missouri
History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0333
Council of National Defense. Woman’s Committee, Missouri Division.
Records, 1917-1919. 13 boxes
The Council of National Defense, in response to the war, appointed a woman's committee,
April 21, 1917, to coordinate the home-front activities of woman's clubs, associations, and
societies throughout the country. The Missouri Division of the Woman's Committee first
organized in St. Louis, May 28, 1917, with Mrs. Benjamin F. Bush as chairwoman.
Collection consists of correspondence, memorabilia, circulars and printed material generated
and received by the St. Louis organization. Includes several hundred “War Records”—forms
filled out by World War I servicemen in Missouri.
Finding aid available.
Cite as: Council of National Defense, Woman’s Committee of the Missouri Division Records,
Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
County courts papers, 1844-1851.
See Missouri. Governor (Jefferson City, Missouri). Justice of the Peace recommendations and
appointments; and Missouri Land Records Collection.
A0334
Courts collection, 1805-1979. 1 folder (30 items)
Document dated 1805, St. Louis, recognizing that a general subordination of law and good
government exists in Louisiana Territory (photostat); papers regarding Louisiana nominations
from the senate, 1805 (photostat); several papers regarding early court of Louisiana, 1805;
program of ceremonies commemorating opening of St. Louis County Probate Court; history of
court and biographical data of 11 judges of the 80 years of the court’s existence, 1958; list of
probate judges of city and county of St. Louis, 1841-1891, copy, 1971.
Cite as: Courts Collection, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0335
Couzins Family.