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City, Missouri. He came to St. Louis in 1814, and married Anne Lucas, the daughter of Judge
John B.C. Lucas.
The collection includes a letterbook of Wilson Price Hunt (1834-1842); letters to Hunt from
Donald MacKenzie concerning the will of John Day, property in St. Louis, Canadian border
difficulties, and a description of the Red River Settlement; articles of agreement and other papers
(1810-1813) of the Pacific Fur Company. There are also materials related to Theodore Hunt,
including material on his naval activities; his account book for Hannibal (1810-1812); tax lists;
his commission as recorder of land titles; and the Hunt's Minutes, consisting of testimony taken
by Theodore Hunt, as recorder of land titles in Jefferson City, Missouri, in relation to colonial
land claims. In addition there are other family papers including some correspondence of Charles
Lucas Hunt and papers pertaining to his appointment as Belgian consul (1850-1869); family
letters of Jane McDonald and John Mayo Patterson; a letter from W.T. Sherman expressing his
admiration for Major John Fitzgerald Lee; and typed copies of letters of John B.C. Lucas, Anne
Lucas Hunt and Theodore Hunt. Also: genealogical materials, deeds, and receipts of the Hunt,
Lucas, and allied families. Some of the names appearing in the collection include Jose Arguello,
Hon. W.T. Barry, Joseph C. Brown, Russell Farnham, Joel Finch, Simon Gratz & Brother, Adam
Konigmacher, William Carr Lane, Donald McKenzie, William Milburn, Alexander Ross, and the
Red River Settlement. Additional names include Michael Amoureaux, Thomas Auldjo, Duncan
Brown, John Cassin, Isaac Chauncey, Jacques Clamorgan, Charles DeLaureal, John H. Dent,
Abraham Dumont, George Dyson, Samuel Elbert, Charles Gordon, Joseph Guinard, J. Montrison
Haswell, Francois William Hodges, John Baptiste Hortiz, Isaac Hull, Nat. Ingraham, Louis
LaBeaume, Dr. William Carr Lane, Elias T. Langham, James Lawrence, Lewis F. Linn, Charles
Lucas, James H. Lucas, Augustus C. Ludlow, Rufus Mayrant, Phillip Miller, New Bourbon, New
Madrid, Benjamin Ogden, Dr. Physic, William Pinkney, George Ruddell, Pierre Saboerre, Ste.
Genevieve, Gregoire Sarpy, Charles Stewart, James Watson, Charles Welling, Francois William,
C. Wistar, Jr., R.T. Spence, Paul Hamilton, John Mullanphy, Frederick Dent, Charles Lucas,
William L. Long, Charles E. Crawley, Nathaniel Pope, and C.G. Houts. In part typescripts and
photostats, including typed transcripts of originals in the Land Office, Jefferson City, Missouri.
Cite as: Hunt Family Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2859
Hunter, Stephen Ben (1871- ).
Biographical Data Sheets, 1957 Sept 4. 4 items [formerly Alphabetical File]
Biographical data sheets and family history sheets for the Missouri Historical Society
regarding Stephen Ben Hunter and his wife, Mary Medley Hunter, of Cape Girardeau, Missouri.
Includes genealogical data on the Hunter and Medley families.
Cite as: Stephen Ben Hunter Biographical Data Sheets, Missouri History Museum Archives, St.
Louis.
A0736
Hurtgen, Max.
Cleveland High School Class of 1925 Collection, 1925-1991. 7 boxes
Max Hurtgen, a long-time resident of Affton, St. Louis County, studied accounting and
auditing while employed with Socony-Vacuum Oil Company, 1925-1936. After working with
the Chevrolet Division of General Motors Corporation for several years he joined Anheuser-
Busch Brewery in 1939, and worked as an auditor for 32 years before until his retirement in
1972. Hurtgen graduated from Cleveland High School in 1925, and after the first class reunion in
1930, the class decided to meet at five-year intervals. Max Hurtgen volunteered to keep track of