Guide to the Archival Collections.pdf - Missouri History Museum

Cite as: Mrs. Della R. Henry Memorial Tribute, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2811
Henry, Franklin Redman (1867- ).
Family History Sheets, 1926[?]. 2 items [formerly Alphabetical File]
Family history sheets for the Missouri Historical Society filled out by Franklin Redman
Henry and his wife, Mary Aurelia Voden Henry, 4953 West Pine Blvd., St. Louis, Missouri.
Includes genealogical data on the Henry and Voden families.
Cite as: Franklin Redman Henry Family History Sheets, Missouri History Museum Archives, St.
Louis.
A0685
Henry, Jesse P., Mrs.
Family papers, 1841-1910; no date. 1 folder (approximately 20 items)
Maiden name Prudence Lucas, daughter of James. H. Lucas.
Papers include Civil War correspondence of the Hunt family, William and Mrs. P.B. Hunt,
and others in Kentucky and Tennessee; biographical data of Jesse H. Henry and Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse P. Henry. Reminiscences (dated 1905) and newsclippings of Patrick Ahearn (2633 Locust
St.) serving in the Civil War under Captain George Hunt.
Cite as: Mrs. Jesse P. Henry Family Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0684
Henry Townsend Project.
Henry Townsend Discography, 1929-1990. 1 volume (looseleaf)
Compilation of correspondence, recording history, and recording catalogue of the Blues
music of St. Louisan Henry Townsend.
Cite as: Henry Townsend Discography, Missouri Historical Society Archives, St. Louis,
Missouri.
A2812
Hensley, David Rust (1912- ).
Papers, 1957. 3 items [formerly Alphabetical File]
Papers include biographical data sheets for the Missouri Historical Society filled out by
David Rust Henry and his wife, Apphia Hack Hensley, Mason Road, Kirkwood, St. Louis
County, Missouri. Also includes typescript “resume of background of David R. Hensley.”
Cite as: David Rust Hensley Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0686
Henze, Frederick W.
Account books, 1869-1919. 4 volumes
St. Louis baker, joined the firm of Hamburger and Co. (Edward H. Hamburger, proprietor) in
1872. Business became Henze's bakery in 1875. Renamed Henze's Old Rock Bakery Co. in
1894, with Frederick W. Henze as president until 1905. Succeeded in that position by George F.
Gaertner.
Two ledgers (1869-1871 and 1888-1890) and one cashbook (1871-1873) of Hamburger and
Co., with recipes and holograph correspondence. One volume of correspondence with the U.S.
government regarding emergency food survey, licensing, and new recipes using white flour
substitutes during World War I, 1917-1919.