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Cite as: Frederick W. Henze Account Books, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0687
Hequembourg, Alexander (1830-1911).
Papers, 1858-1865; 1907; 1917. 4 folders (approximately 30 items)
Alexander G. Hequembourg was born September 22, 1830, in New York City. In 1839, his
family moved to St. Louis. He served in the Mexican War, and at the outbreak of the Civil War
he organized Company B, 4th United States Reserve Corps (3 months). He next served as
captain of Company G, Bissell’s Engineer Regiment of the West, from October 1861 to July
1862, when he resigned due to illness. From September 1864 to August 1865 he served as
lieutenant colonel of the 40th Missouri Infantry. He died March 16, 1911.
Papers include commissions, muster rolls, orders, correspondence, and vouchers concerning
Alexander Hequembourg and the Civil War.
Finding aid available.
Cite as: Alexander Hequembourg Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2737
Hequembourg, Hilda, Miss.
Papers, 1853-1939. 6 items
Papers include six documents. (1) Printed document: “As an expression of esteem and
affection we, the undersigned, present this appropriate gift to our tutor, E.M. Avery, December
25, 1853.” Includes the names of 88 contributors. (2) Printed document: “To E.M. Avery, as a
small reward for the zealous, impartial, and honest discharge of his duty in the capacity of tutor,
we, the following contributors, offer this gift, December 25, 1855.” Includes the names of 54
contributors. (3) Receipt of the Public School Library Society, St. Louis, to Mrs. E.H. Thurber,
December 11, 1866, thanking her for donating “Plan of the Creation,” by Rev. C.L.
Hequembourg. Signed James Richardson, president, and Jno. Jay Bailey [John Jay Bailey],
librarian. (4) Typescript note signed F.R. Darling, superintendent of schools, Department of
Education, Dunkirk, New York, to Miss Stella M. Drumm, Missouri Historical Society, July 31,
1939, regarding Darling’s donation of documents on behalf of Miss Hilda Hequembourg. (5)
Two undated typescript school lesson assignments on civil government.
Cite as: Miss Hilda Hequembourg Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0688
Hermann, Missouri.
Collection, 1838-1928; no date. 6 folders (approximately 25 items); 4 volumes
Collection includes 1838-1840 reports of German Settlement Society in Hermann; reports of
trustees and city council, Hermann, 1839-1856; shares in Hermann Erholung issued to Edward
Muehl and Fer. Raempf, March 15, 1848; 1852 constitution and minutes of Society of Free Man,
Hermann; letters of residents of Hermann. Ledgers of unidentified Hermann, Missouri, general
store, 1841-1847 and 1865-1867.
German.
Cite as: Hermann, Missouri, Collection, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0689
Hermon, Ralph (1904- ).
Income tax papers, 1958-1991. 1 box
Papers relate to income taxes paid by Ralph and Virginia Hermon, 1958-1991. Includes