Guide to the Archival Collections.pdf - Missouri History Museum

Greenfield, Milton, Jr. (1910- ).
Biographical Data Sheet, 1954 Dec 6. 1 item [formerly Alphabetical File]
Biographical data sheet for the Missouri Historical Society filled out by Milton Greenfield,
Jr., 625 South Skinker, St. Louis, Missouri. Includes genealogical data on his family.
Cite as: Milton Greenfield, Jr., Biographical Data Sheet, Missouri History Museum Archives, St.
Louis.
A2771
Greenleaf-Miller Family.
Family Tree, 1956. 1 item [formerly Alphabetical File]
Handwritten family tree includes entries for Thomas Miller (1799-1866) and his wife, Agilia
C. Helm Miller (1807-1837). One of their children, Sara Elizabeth Miller (died about 1919)
married David N. Greenleaf (1827-1870), who was the son of John Greenleaf (1780-1849) and
Ann Evans Greenleaf (1790-1862).
Cite as: Greenleaf-Miller Family Family Tree, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0617
Greensfelder, Albert P.
Papers, 1896-1943. 1 box
Albert P. Greensfelder was a civil engineer who worked at improving St. Louis, University
City, and St. Louis County.
Papers relate mainly to the creation of the Rockwoods Reservation, St. Louis County, 1896-
1943. Includes Missouri Conservation Commission memoranda and reports, correspondence,
clippings, and photographs.
Cite as: Albert P. Greensfelder Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0618
Greensfelder, Moses Bernard ( -1937).
Papers, 1893-1929. 1 box
Moses B. Greensfelder moved to St. Louis from the East in 1877. He acquired numerous
parcels of land in the county, among them a tract on Ladue Road, which he donated to the Boy
Scouts. For many years he resided on a farm at Old Bonhomme and Olive Street Roads, and for
the last ten years of his life, in the city of Clayton. He was a founder and first president of the St.
Louis County Bank; a founder and charter member of the Old Settlers' Association of St. Louis
County; a booster of agricultural interests (he constructed his own private canning plant on his
farm), and was always interested in public parks.
Collection contains ten volumes of the diaries of Moses B. Greensfelder covering the years
1904-1905, 1911-1915, and 1917-1919. Brief entries describe the weather, daily gardening and
farming activities, and family happenings. Clippings of personal or agricultural interest and
memorabilia have been inserted in the diaries.
Cite as: Moses Bernard Greensfelder Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2449
Gregory, J.F.
Magic Fish Lure Circular, circa 1908-1918.
Circular of J.F. Gregory [James F. Gregory], 3319 Oregon Ave., St. Louis, Missouri,
promoting the Magic Fish Lure: “This truly wonderful bait is the product of a practical fisherman
after years of study and research, and has won for itself the enviable reputation of being the best