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Netzeband, Ferdinand.
Papers, 1880-1891. 1 folder (3 items)
Collection contains citizenship application of Ferdinand Netzeband in the St. Louis Criminal
Court, September 23, 1884; United States passport of Ferdinand Netzeband, April 1, 1891; and
warranty deed for land fronting on Hebert Street in the West Union Addition in the City of St.
Louis, sold by Frederick Boehmer and his wife, Mary, of Benton County, Missouri, to Ferdinand
Netzeband of St. Louis, dated August 12, 1880.
Cite as: Ferdinand Netzeband Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1129
New Era Club (Saint Louis, Missouri).
Minute books, 1902-1957. 5 volumes
St. Louis women's cultural, social, and literary circle, founded 1902, disbanded 1957.
Cite as: New Era Club Minute Books, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1130
New Madrid, Missouri.
Account book, 1797. 1 volume
Unidentified, possibly accounts of general merchandise firm, or general store. Fragmentary
accounts dated 1838 at rear.
In French.
Cite as: New Madrid, Missouri, Account Books, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1131
New Madrid, Missouri.
Archives, 1791-1910. 15 boxes
This collection includes a variety of official records of the changing region administered
from the city of New Madrid, Missouri, during the period of Spanish administration (1791-
1804), the American colonial period (1804-1821); and after Missouri statehood (1821). The
collection includes the archives of the Spanish commandant of the District of New Madrid
during the period of Spanish colonial administration, arranged by instrument number; and circuit
court records from the court situated in New Madrid during the American colonial period and
well into the era of Missouri statehood. These records include land documents, marriage
contracts, indentures, probate and circuit court records, and estate records. In addition, this
collection includes some non-governmental records that relate to the history of New Madrid and
its residents.
Spanish and French.
This collection was acquired for the Missouri Historical Society from the New Madrid court
house by Louis Houck.
Finding aid available: Index to the New Madrid Archives, 1791-1804 (Archives
Ref./MO/9.10/N46a). Also see Early Missouri Archives (Archives Ref./MO/9.1/H629).
Cite as: New Madrid Archives, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1132
New Orleans collection, 1770-1807; 1929. 3 folders (approximately 100 items)
Collection consists of one proclamation, February 12, 1770, Gen. Alex O'Reilly regarding
transfer of property in New Orleans (in French); certification that Paul D'Arsantel is justice of
the peace for the Parish of New Orleans, October 24, 1807; and newsclippings, pamphlets,