Guide to the Archival Collections.pdf - Missouri History Museum

Louis Post-Dispatch and revelations concerning Pulitzer; family records and genealogy of the
Baker, Fall, and McAdams families; journal and diary (typed) of John Adams, 1776-1839,
ancestor of the Baker and Fall families; business correspondence of Clark McAdams; and
writings, articles, and poetry of Clark McAdams.
Finding aid available.
Cite as: Clark McAdams Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1002
McAnally, David Rice (1810-1895).
Papers, 1780-1904. 2 boxes
Principal of East Tennessee Female Institute, Methodist Episcopal minister, came to St.
Louis in 1851, started Carondelet M.E. Church, South, 1856, edited St. Louis Christian
Advocate, 1850-1860. His son David Rice McAnally, Jr., was a professor of English literature at
Missouri State University (now the University of Missouri) in Columbia.
Papers include genealogical material; sketch of life of Rev. David R. McAnally; lectures (or
lecture notes) on Hebrew language by Mrs. D.R. McAnally and by Caroline Frances Wills; D.R.
McAnally journal of a trip from Jonesboro, Tennessee, to Russellville, Kentucky, 1837; minutes
of quarterly meeting conference of Waynesville Circuit, November 3, 1838; moral philosophy
lecture, February 14, 1841; journal of a trip from Knoxville, Tennessee, to New York and return,
1846; memoranda book, commencing March 1, 1849; notes of lectures delivered in St. Louis
during the winter of 1851-1852 at Centenary Church; history of First M.E. Church, South,
Carondelet, 1877; and lectures of D.R. McAnally, Jr., professor of English literature at Missouri
State University.
Cite as: David Rice McAnally Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0961
Macbeth, Malcolm (1865-1910).
Papers, 1840-1906. 10 boxes; 18 volumes; 2 oversize folders
St. Louis realtor and member of the Missouri Historical Society Board, 1893-1910. Married
Clara P. Mitchell, 1866-1901, in 1890.
Business papers and correspondence relating to the business interests of Malcolm Macbeth.
Genealogical records of the Macbeth and allied families, a large portion of which is unprocessed.
Family history by Malcolm Macbeth, with his letters, accounts, and scrapbook, circa 1887-1900,
includes newsclippings and invitations. Series of diaries of Clara Mitchell as a young girl circa
1879-1890 and her journals from a European trip, 1889, and a diary from her married years,
1895-1900; with partial typescript of diaries dating from 1881-1886. Also one book of receipts
of Charles and Catherine Mitchell circa 1829-1843, collected by Malcolm Macbeth in 1901.
Cite as: Malcolm Macbeth Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2231
McCarthy, Edwin J. (1894-1973).
Correspondence, 1918-1943. 1 folder (14 items)
Edwin James McCarthy was born February 25, 1894, in Illinois. He served with the 56th
Engineers during World War I. After the war, he lived in St. Louis, where he worked as a
switchman. McCarthy married Hazel Kraleman (1899-1968), and they had four children. He died
November 20, 1973.
The collection consists of correspondence from McCarthy’s family, primarily his brothers
and their wives in California, discussing family affairs and working for the railroads. The