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German.
Cite as: Herwegh Saengerbund Records, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0692
Hesse, Herman T. (1822-1900).
Papers, 1851-1901; no date. 1 box
Herman T. Hesse was born in 1822 near Mulhausen, Saxony, Germany. He migrated to the
United States, settling in St. Louis in 1848. In the Civil War he served as captain of Company I,
1st United States Reserve Corps; captain of Company E, 5th Missouri Cavalry; and colonel of
the 3rd Regiment Infantry, St. Louis City Guards. He died September 27, 1900.
Personal and family correspondence; business papers pertaining to St. Louis Domicil Saving
and Loan Association, Western Glass Co., Belleville Clay Mining and Washing and Pottery Co.,
kaolin mining; Civil War papers, morning reports, lists of prisoners, rules governing operations
of sutlers, passes, ordnance forms; correspondence concerning veterans' activities, pensions, sick
benefits; writings of Herman T. Hesse on reorganization of the U.S. Army, Battle of Pea Ridge,
Prussian Army.
Some German.
Cite as: Herman T. Hesse Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2740
Hessin Family.
Papers, 1843-1851. 1 folder [formerly Alphabetical File]
William Hessin resided in Upper Alton, Illinois, with his wife, Anne A. Hessin. William died
in 1845. William’s brother Henry Hessin resided in New Lisbon, Ohio.
The papers contain correspondence of Henry Hessin in New Lisbon, Ohio, to his brother
William Hessin and William’s widow, Mrs. Anne A. Hessin, in Upper Alton, Illinois.
Finding aid available.
Cite as: Hessin Family Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
Hettel Jewelry Co. (Saint Louis, Missouri)
See C.R. Hettel Jewelry Co. (Saint Louis, Missouri).
A2905
Hewes, Charles Goodwin (1910-2001).
Baby Book, 1910-1925. 1 item
Charles Goodwin Hewes, the son of Clarence and May Hewes, was born September 26,
1910, in Sedalia, Missouri. He died January 4, 2001.
Baby book includes information such as the date of his first smile and laugh, his weight and
height, and other notes about his childhood.
Cite as: Charles Goodwin Hewes Baby Book, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2380
Hewitt-Neff Family.
Papers, 1867-1925. 5 folders
Mrs. Cynthia Neff (nee Gillespie) married Manlius Hewitt July 1, 1868, in St. Louis,
Missouri. Cynthia A. Hewitt died November 2, 1896, in St. Louis; Manlius Hewitt died in July
1912 in St. Louis.
The collection consists primarily of personal correspondence of the Hewitt-Neff family,