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Franklin Methodist Church for 50 years.
Biographical and Kingsbury genealogy material; diary (original and typescript) of Sallie D.
Smith, first wife of Taylor Kingsbury (father of donor), telling of her travels from her home in
Howard County, Missouri, to Kentucky, June-October 1868; typescripts of Kingsbury family
correspondence, 1870-1871; typescript copy of speech by Lilburn A. Kingsbury, "Methodism—
200 Years," 1966; manuscript of "Heritage," by Lilburn A. Kingsbury, 1942; newsclippings and
photographs of Boonslick Salt Springs, Howard County.
Indexed in the archives card catalog.
Cite as: Lilburn A. Kingsbury Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2861
Kingsland Family.
Papers, 1842-1944. 1 folder [formerly Alphabetical File]
Papers contain the following 12 items: (1) Letter signed Alonzo Sherwood, Gosport, Clarke
County, [Alabama], to Kingsland & Lightner, September 1, 1842. Apologizes for the delay in
getting a deed recorded. Mentions that the mail is carried by horses. Mentions sickness in his
family. (2) Certificate stating that George Kingsland was elected a member of the Liberty Fire
Company, November 27, 1848. (3) Printed notification of the office of the provost marshal of the
Department of the Missouri to George Kingsland that he has been assessed the sum of $400 as
his contribution in aid of the suffering of the families driven by the rebels from southwestern
Missouri, December 20, 1861. (4) Receipt signed E.H. Tunnicliff, captain, U.S. Police, for two
horses, one harness, one carriage, and one buggy from George Kingsland, “to apply on execution
issued as special order No. 116,” January 27, 1862. Witness: H.J. Douglas. (5) Receipt signed
E.H. Tunnicliff, captain, U.S. Police, for one horse “to apply on an execution issued by Bernard
G. Farrar as special order No. 116,” January 28, 1862. Witness: Lizzie Kingsland. (6) Printed
document of the office of the provost marshal summoning George Kingsland to appear at the
provost marshal’s office to take the loyalty oath pursuant to Special Orders No. 300, June 26,
1862. (7) Declaration of exemption from service in the Enrolled Missouri Militia granted to Geo.
Kingsland due to being over age (age 51), September 9, 1862. Document signed George Rinkel,
Jr., colonel, E.M.M., St. Louis. (8) Notification of the County Board for St. Louis County that
“by authority of, an in compliance with Special Order No. 91, issued by General Schofield from
Head Quarters District of Missouri, on the 28th day of August, 1862, that [George Kingsland is]
required to pay the sum of $300,” November 18, 1862. (9) Summons of the Circuit Court of St.
Louis County to Geo. Kingsland, ordering him to appear at the court to serve as a petit juror,
September 15, 1873. (10) St. Louis Globe-Democrat newspaper clipping, April 21, 1938,
regarding the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Bradford Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward P.
Hall, 5705 Cates Ave., and Dr. Robert Chenault Kingsland. (11) St. Louis Globe-Democrat
newspaper clipping, August 24, 1944, regarding the wedding of Miss Fay Blake Kingsland and
Aubrey Hughes Harwood, Jr., in Rye, New York. (12) Undated typescript document titled “War
Roster of the Kingsland Family, 1776-1918.”
Cite as: Kingsland Family Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0820
Kinkead, Theresa Harris.
The Foot-Prints of Time / by Theresa Harris Kinkead; manuscript, circa 1954. 1 folder (231
pages)
Historical novel of Lewis and Clark Expedition.
Cite as: Theresa Harris Kinkead, The Foot-Prints of Time, manuscript, circa 1954, Missouri