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1893, 1894; and a Famous Barr Co. Spirit of St. Louis tag.
Cite as: Hawken-Sappington Family Collection, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0662
Hawken, Otis R.
Scrapbooks, no date. 2 volumes
Scrapbook with two photographs of Hawken and various cut-outs of flowers, ladies, birds,
etc.; and advertising card scrapbook.
Cite as: Otis R. Hawken Scrapbooks, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0663
Hawken, Samuel.
Jacob and Samuel Hawken Papers, 1822-1873; 1924-1959; no date. 1 box
Jacob Hawken (1786-1849) is listed as a gunsmith in St. Louis' first city directory in 1821.
Samuel Hawken (1791-1884) joined him in 1822, and together they operated a gun shop on the
banks of the Mississippi River. Hawken guns were used to supply wagon trains and the
expeditions of Paul Anderson, William Ashley, John C. Fremont. The Missouri Fur Company
bought Hawken guns, as did Kit Carson, Buffalo Bill, and Jim Bridger. After Jacob's death,
Samuel provided the guns. In 1862, he sold the business to J.P. Gemmer, who continued until
1915. Samuel Hawken was a soldier in the War of 1812, and originated Union Fire Co. No. 2, St.
Louis, in 1832.
Correspondence and papers; receipts, accounts, and miscellany; genealogical material,
clippings; and scrapbook compiled by Mrs. Martha R. Hawken Jenkins; mainly about Hawken
family relationships.
Cite as: Jacob and Samuel Hawken Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0664
Hawks, Cicero Stephen (1812-1868).
Papers, 1801-1897. 1 folder (approximately 25 items)
Cicero Stephen Hawks was ordained as a priest of the Episcopal church in New York in
1836. He came to St. Louis in 1844 as Missouri's first Episcopal bishop.
Papers include documents, ordination certificate, bills, letters, and biographical information
of Rev. Bishop Hawks.
Cite as: Cicero Stephen Hawks Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2803
Hawley, Marie Duchesne, Miss.
Newspaper Clipping, 1948 Oct 10. 1 item [formerly Alphabetical File]
St. Louis Post-Dispatch newspaper clipping regarding the wedding of Miss Marie Duchesne
Hawley, 52 Hillvale Drive, Clayton, St. Louis County, Missouri, to Dr. Huston Glenn Kellogg.
Cite as: Miss Marie Duchesne Hawley Newspaper Clipping, Missouri History Museum
Archives, St. Louis.
A0665
Hawley, Ozita.
Maheu family papers, 1784-1923. approximately 20 items
Nicholas Marie Maheu (1784-1853) served under Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo. His
second wife was Seraphine Eleonore Victoire Finel. The Maheu family emigrated to Gallipolis,