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and his heirs were suing the state for the remaining portion of the contract); typescript copies of
various speeches given by Bartholdt; correspondence in relation to his book, From Steerage to
Congress; clippings regarding Germany after World War I; charter titled “An Act to Incorporate
the Carl Schurz Memorial Foundation,” April 16, 1930; memorandum stating the principles and
policies of the Missouri Association Against Prohibition, dated January 12, 1930; letters of
sympathy regarding the death of Bartholdt and receipts and bills from local St. Louis businesses
and services to Ms. Eugenia Niedner, 1932; typescript copy of From Steerage to Congress, no
date; bound manuscript titled “Project einer Hochdruck-Maschine Entworfen von Theodor
Krauss” (16 pages); bound volume titled Inter-Parliamentary Union—Official Report of the
Fourteenth Conference held in the Royal Gallery of the House of Lords, London July 23 to 25,
1906 (303 pages); bound volume titled “Festmahl Zu Ehren der Herres Richard Bartholdt und
C.B. Wolffram,” October 25, 1911 (17 pages); letters and memorandums regarding the
rebuilding of Germany and the unfairness of the Versailles Treaty to Germany, 1932;
correspondence with the Steuben Society of America. Genealogical information regarding the
Bartholdt family and his ancestors. Three bound scrapbooks: Bartholdt family travel,
immigration and naturalization documents, 1852-1926; congratulatory correspondence on
occasion of 70th birthday, 1925; and reviews, articles and correspondence regarding From
Steerage to Congress, 1931. One unbound scrapbook; congratulatory correspondence on
occasion of 75th birthday, 1930.
German.
Cite as: Richard Bartholdt Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1974
Bartholomew Family.
Genealogy, no date. 1 folder [formerly Alphabetical File]
Family history sheets for the Missouri Historical Society filled out by Harland Bartholomew,
5547 Chamberlain Ave., St. Louis.
Cite as: Bartholomew Family Genealogy, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
Bartlett, Aurelius T. (1831-1918).
Collection, 1860-1896. 1 box
Merged with Bartlett Family Papers, May 2010.
A1975
Bartlett Family.
Papers, 1860-1957. 1 box
Aurelius T. Bartlett was born December 4, 1831, in Maine. He came to Illinois at the age of
20, settling in Jersey County. In the Civil War he served as a surgeon in the 3rd Missouri State
Militia Cavalry from April 1862 to February 1863 and with the 33rd Missouri Infantry (Union)
from April 1863 to the close of the war. He died July 22, 1918, in Jacksonville, Illinois. One of
his children was Dr. Willard Bartlett (1868-1950), who settled in St. Louis, Missouri.
The collection contains an 1860 diary to the Pikes Peak gold rush region; memoirs of
Aurelius T. Bartlett, dated March 20, 1890, describing his Civil War service; official papers
relating to Bartlett’s Civil War service; and other Bartlett family papers.
Finding aid available.
Cite as: Bartlett Family Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0089