Guide to the Archival Collections.pdf - Missouri History Museum

Leboeuf, Baptiste LeSage, Michelle LeSage, Pierre Loisel, Arthur L. Magennis, Guy Morrison,
Henry J. Morrison, James and Jesse Morrison, William Morrison, Pierre Pelardi, Jean Baptiste
Perrot, Jean Baptiste Petit, Bazil Picard, Portage des Sioux, Francois Rageot, R.R. Robbins,
Gaspard Roubien, Francois Roy, St. Charles, Francois Saucier, Joseph Saurin, Antoine Soulard,
Charles Tayon, Jean Tayon, and Zenon Trudeau. Also Amos Stoddard, James Wilkinson, John
Cott, Z. M. Pike, James O. Swinney, Dr. William A. Smith, and William M. Morrison.
Cite as: Morrison Family Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1101
Morrison, Gilbert ( -1912).
Papers, 1890-1910. 4 folders (approximately 50 items)
Principal at McKinley High School, circa 1906. He died in 1912.
Papers contain writings of Morrison regarding high school and manual training school
education in St. Louis and Kansas City. Also includes speeches and some correspondence.
Cite as: Gilbert Morrison Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1102
Morrow, William.
Record book, 1837 June 1-Oct 3. 1 volume
This volume, attributed to William Morrow, is an otherwise unidentified record book
containing promissory notes dating from as early as May 14, 1819. This volume appears to
document the finances of the Alton, Illinois, branch of the State Bank of Illinois.
Cite as: William Morrow Record Book, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1103
Moulder, Thomas Valentin ( -1912).
Papers, 1898-1958. 2 boxes
Thomas Valentin Moulder was a pharmacist and a doctor in Crowden, Missouri. He
graduated from the Kansas City Medical College in 1898 and practiced medicine in Brockett,
Arkansas, and Puxico and Crowden, Missouri. He died in 1912.
The collection contains daybooks, ledgers, account books, personal and family papers,
newsclippings and genealogical information on the Moulder family. The daybooks describe his
medical practice, who he treated, etc. Also includes manuscript titled “Moulder's Record of the
Moulder Family of America,” by George Chester Moulder (published in 1933; 171 pages); the
personal papers of Mrs. Olive Test Moulder; an autobiography of Ms. Phoebe Test (1958); and
minute book of the Beaver Tribe, Lone Scouts of America, Crowden, Missouri, 1919.
Finding aid available.
Cite as: Thomas Valentine Moulder Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2386
Mound City Coupe, Livery and Messenger Co. (St. Louis, Mo.).
Circular, [1896?]. 1 item
This 4-page circular promotes the alarm box of the Mound City Coupe, Livery and
Messenger Co., 3420 Lindell Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. The circular includes several testimonials
and lists of fire calls and police calls rendered during the year.
Cite as: Mound City Coupe, Livery and Messenger Co. Circular, Missouri History Museum
Archives, St. Louis.