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Scovel, Sylvester Henry (1869-1905). Papers, 1896-1917. 7 boxes Sylvester Henry (Harry) Scovel was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in 1869 to Dr. Sylvester Scovel, who later became president of Wooster University in Wooster, Ohio. Sylvester (Harry) Scovel, after a series of jobs, became the general manager and chief fund-raiser for the Cleveland Athletic Club. In 1896, he went to Cuba as a newspaper correspondent to cover the Spanish-American War for the Pittsburgh Dispatch and the New York Herald. He was arrested in 1896 by Spanish authorities. After his escape from prison, he was hired by the New York World as their correspondent in Cuba. He lived for eleven months with the insurgents and ran through the Spanish military lines several times. He was captured again in 1897 and released on demand of the United States Senate. He married Frances Cabanne of Saint Louis in 1897. Scovel was then sent to Greece to cover the Turco-Greek war. After his return, he and Frances traveled to the Klondike region as correspondents for the New York World. He returned to Cuba before the sinking of the Maine. He stayed in Cuba long enough to report the transition of Havana to the United States. During the transferring ceremony, Scovel exchanged blows with General William Rufus Shafter, the commanding United States officer in Cuba. He remained in Cuba after the war and continued to write articles for the New York World until 1899. After his resignation from the World in 1899, he became a consulting engineer for the United States military in Cuba. He died February 2, 1905, and was buried in Wooster, Ohio. Frances Scovel returned to St. Louis and was the society editor for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch from 1909 to 1917. She married Captain William F. Saportas, who she met while on the Klondike expedition. She died in 1959. The collection contains both the personal and professional papers of Sylvester Scovel. The biggest part of the collection deals with his venture in Cuba with the insurgents and on the battle fronts. Notes, correspondence, dispatches, etc. cover this period. Also includes a diary while in prison, 1897; various statements and maps of violent actions committed by the Spanish; an autobiographical sketch of Scovel; case notes and testimonials relating to the Shafter vs. Scovel case; photographs of the U.S. Maine, 1898; notes and testimonials regarding the Uncas case (Scovel was accused of being a stow away on the Uncas, which was a United States military ship); diary while traveling with General Antonio Maceo in 1896; copies of original dispatches sent by Scovel regarding the victory celebration ending hostility in Cuba and problems arising from evacuation and reconstruction periods; correspondence between Scovel and Bradford Merrill, the New York World editor, 1898-1899; numerous newsclippings regarding the sinking of the Maine; correspondence to Frances Scovel from Sylvester from Greece and Cuba; a newsclippings scrapbook regarding imprisonments of Scovel; material and correspondence from the Klondike expedition; notebooks of Scovel; many loose newsclippings regarding Scovel’s professional career. Includes some Spanish. Cite as: Sylvester Henry Scovel Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis. A1496 Scullin, John. Railroad passes collection, 1891-1917. 4 card file boxes Various railroad passes issued to John Scullin and his family. Cite as: John Scullin Railroad Passes Collection, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis. A1495 Scullin Steel Company (Saint Louis, Missouri). Selected records, 1900-1978. 2 boxes; 1 volume
St. Louis company, plant closed in 1987. Selected records include laboratory notebooks, 1900-1905, 1953, 1962; journals of on-thejob injuries, 1919-1923; material related to the reorganization of the company, 1937; machinery parts notebook, 1940s-1970s; storehouse receipt books, 1914-1922; minute book of Des Peres Valley Railroad Company serving Scullin Steel plant, 1906-1913; machine shop contracts; World War I and II contracts, reports, and correspondence; fliers; tribute to John Scullin, 1920; and commemorative plaque, 1978. Finding aid available. Cite as: Scullin Steel Company Selected Records, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis. A1497 Sebree, John Payne (1818-1882). Sebree and Farrington family papers, 1820-1989. 5 boxes John Payne Sebree (1818-1882) came to Missouri with his parents in 1821, and was married to Louisa Daly in 1839; they had 11 children. He was a farmer and member of the Missouri legislature. Sebree also served as the warden of the Missouri Penitentiary under Governor Silas Woodson, 1873-1875, and under Governor Charles H. Hardin, 1875-1877. Collection of letters, deeds, bills, papers concerning family life and political generalities of the Sebree and Farrington families in Missouri. Includes journal of accounts of merchandise and money furnished boat hands, etc., cash ordered by Colonel Henry Atkinson for provision, names of steamboats, keel boats, in operation, and boat repairs for trips to mouth of Ohio, Council Bluffs, Missouri River, 1820; correspondence and business papers regarding land of Sam S. Farrington, 1850s-1870s; John P. Sebree's journal as warden at the Missouri Penitentiary, 1873- 1877, with daily memos of prison fare, comments on prisoners, and orders issued to lessees; personal and business correspondence of John P. Sebree, Jr., manufacturer of wagons, Jefferson City, 1877-1878; correspondence and papers relating to mining in Iron County, 1879-1883; personal and business correspondence of John Farrington; family letters of Alice (Mrs. John P.) Farrington, and son John, student at the Missouri Military Academy, Mexico, Missouri, 1886. Cite as: Sebree and Farrington Family Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis. A1498 Sechrest Family. Family history, circa 1992. 1 volume Typescript family history of the Sechrest family of Kentucky and Missouri, compiled by Mariam W. Schaefer. Cite as: Sechrest Family History, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis. A2558 Sedgewick, Josie, Mrs. Papers, 1886-1947. 5 items The collection includes the following five items: (1) Letter signed Jas. B. Eads [James B. Eads], Wormley’s, to his daughter Josie, July 4, 1886. Invites his daughter to visit him on her way to Bar Harbor. Mentions his visit to congress with President Cleveland’s wife. (2) Letter signed Jas. B. Eads [James B. Eads], New York, to Josie, December 22, 1886. Sends her a check to buy herself a Christmas present; mentions John Hardin. (3) Typescript letter signed Florence Dorsey, New York City, to Mrs. Sedgewick, December 11, 1947. Explains why she wrote a biography of James B. Eads; asks her to send him reviews of her book from the newspaper; and mentions Wallace McHenry, John Harris McHenry, and Estill McHenry. (4) Letter signed
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A0005 Accounts Collection, 1766-194
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Undated autograph signature of Jane
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A1614 AIDS Foundation of Saint Loui
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Chapel; and account of the Grand Re
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Collection, 1922-1923, no date. 1 f
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married Idress Head in 1913. Head h
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Finding aid available. Cite as: Rec
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Cite as: Marie Benson Ames Papers,
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Anderson, Russella Easton. Genealog
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Cite as: Otto Anschuetz Papers, Mis
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A1906 Archer, Sharon. Papers, 1959-
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Armistead family and a typed copy o
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Cite as: Philip Arnold Family Paper
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Cite as: John Ashcroft Collection,
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Collection, 1852-1853. 1 folder [fo
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Collection, 1850-1937. 1 folder [fo
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Advertisement for grand opening, [1
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to the United States in 1884, and o
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A1938 Bakeless, John (1920-1978). P
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Baldwin, Clara Estella. Papers, 195
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Cite as: Balz Family Baptismal Cert
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Barclay, Shepard (1847-1925). Paper
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Finding aid available. Cite as: Rob
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J. Neilson Barry was educated at th
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Barton, David (1783-1837). Papers,
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Contains brief autobiographical ske
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A1985 Baugh Family. Genealogy, 1932
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Papers, 1856-1860. 1 box George D.
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Papers, 1802-1964. 1 box; 1 oversiz
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Collection, no date. 1 folder Willi
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A2011 Beilharz-Fuller Family. Genea
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A2018 Bell, Ovid Hall. Biographical
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Bender, Averam Burton. Biographical
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T.B. Constain, Andrew W. Mellon, Ad
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Contains one letter (in German) to
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A2030 Bernhardt, Sarah (1844-1923).
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Gratiot). The collection also inclu
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The collection contains one letter
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gestures and signs by the local pop
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Finding aid available. Cite as: Dan
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president of the Missouri Pacific.
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art collector with a special intere
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Girls and later was tutored in coll
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A2081 Blattner, Jacob. Collection,
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A2085 Block, David. Collection, no
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A0139 Blow, Henry Taylor (1817-1875
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The collection consists of two copi
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Boggs, Lilburn W. (1798-1860). Pape
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A2109 Bolinger, J. Letter, 1871 Feb
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includes legal papers, mostly from
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Collection, 1654-1931. 1 folder (24
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articles of association or agreemen
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A2136 Boyd, Elisha. Letter, 1829. 1
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Cite as: August Braisart Death Cert
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Collection contains typescript copi
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Breckinridge, V, 650 Oakland, Webst
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Mo., 1865.” Includes photograph o
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Committee for Devastated France, da
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Biographical data sheet for the Mis
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and Kirkwood school districts. As a
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Brown, Jane Desloge. Scrapbook, no
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A0188 Brown-Reynolds duel collectio
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Genealogy, no date. 1 folder Family
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egarding incidents in Newbern in re
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Collection contains typescript exce
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A2268 Buford, Anthony A. (1901- ).
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checks, accounts, and receipts issu
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A0209 Burlingame Family. Papers, 18
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David Ives Bushnell was born April
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Commission among the Missouri troop
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A2482 C.G. Caines’ Grocery Store
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Family history sheet and biographic
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A2735 Capen, Henry. Papers, 1870-18
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18, 1949; translation by M. Heinric
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Louis and Tennessee Iron Mountain C
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Papers, 1881-1911. 9 boxes John H.
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conditions en route to and in Calif
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Baudelaire (French), 1925; undated
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A0255 Central High School (St. Loui
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Correspondence and reports regardin
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Frederick W. Chatard was the U.S. N
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A0272 Chinn, R.B. Collection, 1820-
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document appointing Chouteau as age
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Cite as: Percival Chubb Marriage An
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week. To meet the demand and give a
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Civilian defense collection, 1941-1
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the Revolutionary War and later exp
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dated September 21, 1941, which con
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Indexed in the archives card catalo
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Family History Sheet, 1953 Jan 16.
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Journal of the Constitutional Conve
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Biographical data sheet for the Mis
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Records, 1830-1890. 3 volumes The C
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Contracts collection, 1811-1852. 1
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Cite as: Robert and Mary Elizabeth
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Corwin, Charlton Jason (1824- ). Fa
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Papers, 1825-1950. 7 folders; 1 ove
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Crandall, Warren D. ( -1919). Resea
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to Mr. B.F. Craw, Sullivan, Mo., st
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pleasure resort; and the most suita
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Curran, Pearl Pollard (1883-1937).
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A0355 D.D. Ryrie and Co. (Alton, Il
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Archives, St. Louis. A0362 Daughter
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The collection consists primarily o
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Archives, St. Louis. A0369 DeBourmo
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Collection, 1544-2001. 12 boxes The
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Perforated Gummed Labels, no date.
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Scrapbook, 1944-1946. 1 volume; 1 o
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Dickson, Joseph (1846-1906). Papers
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Papers, 1867-1876. 2 folders (appro
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Donelan, 2 Brookside, Ladue, St. Lo
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A0398 Dougherty, John (1791-1860).
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eturns, descriptive rolls and accou
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Bent; and activities at Santa Cruz
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and established the Sisters of Char
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two other primary initiatives: the
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Cite as: Marius Duvall Papers, Miss
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A0426 E.C. Co. (St. Louis, Missouri
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Charles, Missouri; and documentatio
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Company and Eden Publishing House,
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A2232 Edwards, Julius J., Jr. (1916
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Eisendrath, 4930 Pershing Ave., St.
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ills; transactions concerning the o
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Westens and a German academy of sci
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Biographical Data Sheet, 1963 May 2
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Evans, Jas. S. Letter to H.I. Murph
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A0465 F.B. Chamberlain Company (Sai
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Papers, 1848-1867. 1 folder (approx
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clippings, and other papers of the
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Diary, 1847-1864. 1 volume Philip G
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Family History Sheet, circa 1960s.
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Abstracts were given to donor by th
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Daniel Robert Fitzpatrick was an ed
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Flanigan, Ann Russell Allen, Mrs. (
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Lithographing company located in St
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main part of the collection concern
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Cite as: Charles W. Francis Family
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Freien Gemeinden und Freidenker-Ver
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A2724 Fremon, Richard Cromwell (191
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Biographical data sheets and family
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Barracks in 1846-1847. He went to M
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A2733 Fulton, Truman R. (1912- ). F
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A0543 Gaebler, Adolph Nelson (1863-
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Collection, 1951-1990 (bulk 1966-19
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Cite as: Anthony (Tony) Ganss Paper
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A0557 Gasoline ordinances scrapbook
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(3) Letter signed Dutcher & Co., St
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A2510 Geo. Kinsey & Co. (Cincinnati
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A0573 Germania Colonization Company
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occupation of New Mexico, July-Augu
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A0580 Gilmer, Francis W. (1790-1826
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States Volunteers. At this time he
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succeeding him in office. He taught
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Collection contains papers relating
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Program for “The Woman in the Sho
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A2420 Grand View Consolidated Minin
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Gratz Family. Papers, 1750-1850. 27
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and arrival in St. Louis, 1857; not
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Greenfield, Milton, Jr. (1910- ). B
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Griesedieck, Edward Joseph, Sr. (18
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A2778 Grossman, Edwin, Mr. and Mrs.
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Account books, 1825-1829. 2 volumes
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A0634 H. Konert and Son (St. Louis,
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Hagnauer, 816 South Hanley Road, Cl
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Family history sheet for the Missou
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y the city of Clayton. Papers inclu
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Collection contains cases, judgment
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Harris, Whitney R. Newspaper Clippi
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of Cooking, and their division of t
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1893, 1894; and a Famous Barr Co. S
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scrapbook of newsclippings regardin
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maid of honor for Nelly Grant. Coll
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A2381 Hellman, Louis M. Papers, 189
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The collection consists of family c
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Cite as: Frederick W. Henze Account
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German. Cite as: Herwegh Saengerbun
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Hickey, Margaret, Miss. Newspaper C
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A2822 Higgs, Gary Kent (1941- ). Bi
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A0703 Hines, David E. (1942-1991).
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Family history sheet for the Missou
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Louis. A2831 Hoester, Robert Gordon
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Honeywell, Harry Eugene (1871-1940)
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Louis. A2844 Hornbein, Thomas F., D
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Museum Archives, St. Louis. A0720 H
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age, date of death, place of death,
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Movement of Universal Individualism
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City, Missouri. He came to St. Loui
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Cite as: Robert Randolph Hutchinson
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A0744 Illinois collection, 1790-192
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A2348 J.C. Vorbeck Laboratories (Ve
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Suggests that Colonel Henry W. Clos
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Biographical Data Sheet, 1958 Apr 2
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Journal, 1837-1838. 1 volume Dayboo
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Cite as: John Fabick Tractor Compan
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Johnson, Richard Marshall. Diaries
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Baltimore and was admitted to the b
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Jones, Josephine Buck (1914- ). Col
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Quincy, Illinois, and ends at Blood
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A0797 Kade, Frances. Papers, 1906-1
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French. Cite as: Kaskaskia, Illinoi
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The People’s Path-Finder, 1853 Sp
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Scrapbook of advertising cards and
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A2902 Kessler, Estelle May. Papers,
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daughter in Essex Falls, New Jersey
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History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
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the Knapp family. Autobiography of
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engineer of the Little River Draina
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Thomas Krebs to her family and frie
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A0846 Kuhl, Jacob (1876-1951). Pape
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A0854 LaBarge Family. Papers, 1860-
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Laclede Gas Light Co. (St. Louis, M
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Diaries, 1847-1852. 4 volumes Marri
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correspondence of William Glasgow,
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Louis. A0880 Laws, M.L., Rev. Noteb
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A0886 Lee, Robert E. (1807-1870). C
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Cite as: Abiel Leonard Papers, Miss
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September 11, 1873, in St. Louis. D
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patrol of the Potomac River, and th
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contain index cards from Kate L. Gr
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national and local level. The colle
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street from Principia School. This
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photographs, pamphlets, 1944; album
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A0934 Louisiana Purchase Exposition
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Australia in 1854 and remained ther
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Grand Rapids, Michigan. The letters
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Includes the original journal and a
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A0959 M. Bleifuss and Co. (Ste. Gen
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collection also contains several po
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thereafter taught third grade in Ka
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Atlanta. One particularly graphic l
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charged with operating a distillery
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Also includes tax receipts of famil
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Collection, 1814-1962. 4 folders (a
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Papers, 1809-1838. 1 box (approxima
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Research materials and corresponden
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Scrapbook, containing correspondenc
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Specifications, circa 1906-1978; no
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Papers, 1839-1861. 4 folders (appro
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Cite as: Heinrich Meink Papers, Mis
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A1030 Meriwether, Lee. Papers, 1770
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Collection contains both family pap
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A2294 Miller, Arthur E. (1859- ). T
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expedition to Tupelo, Mississippi;
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Obtained from the office of the Mis
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claims under the acts of Congress o
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The office of paymaster of the Miss
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Cite as: Missouri Statehood Collect
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Colorado, to his mother, written wh
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established a law practice in St. L
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Circular, no date. 1 item Circular
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Mounds collection. See Bean, L.M. M
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successful artist, establishing a s
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Cite as: Music Collection, Missouri
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Marsha Christine Nash was born Nove
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A1125 Naturalization papers collect
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Netzeband, Ferdinand. Papers, 1880-
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Papers, 1894-1954. 2 boxes; 2 overs
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Papers, 1912-1944. 1 box; 1 oversiz
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with approved security. A.M. O’Fa
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Indexed in the archives card catalo
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O'Neil, Joseph (1817-1893). Papers,
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of major general in the Union army.
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A1171 Paddock Family. Papers, 1815-
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August to December 1861. He then en
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of Missouri-Columbia, and George Pe
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American and other national passpor
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Society. 1846 typescript diary may
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Price List, circa 1880. 1 item Penn
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Collection consists primarily of co
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Finding aid available. Cite as: Sid
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families, including information on
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Archives, St. Louis. A1620 Pioneers
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Adolphus Busch, 1915; collection of
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Cite as: Pierce Smith Pope Papers,
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County. Includes typed translations
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involvement in St. Louis women's ho
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includes a packet of translated ema
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A1261 Quarantine Island collection,
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A1265 R.B. Bacon and Brothers (Boon
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A1272 Ranlett, Seth A. ( -1881). Di
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Papers include family genealogical
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A2506 Reller, J.F.O. Membership car
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Camp Jackson, Pennsylvanians in Mis
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Finding aid available. Cite as: Ric
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Page 577 and 578: Archives, St. Louis. A1303 Rieser,
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Page 583 and 584: Finding aid available. Cite as: Ros
Page 585 and 586: A1330 Rumbold, Charlotte. Papers, 1
Page 587 and 588: law Thomas Allen. Collection also i
Page 589 and 590: Archives, St. Louis. A1339 Saint Ch
Page 591 and 592: Collection of newsclippings arrange
Page 593 and 594: Saint Louis Bible Society (Saint Lo
Page 595 and 596: Cite as: St. Louis Butcher Associat
Page 597 and 598: eports, 1912-1979; presidents' repo
Page 599 and 600: A1622 Saint Louis Dramatic Varietie
Page 601 and 602: A1423 Saint Louis Grand Jury Associ
Page 603 and 604: featured articles by recognized wri
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Page 607 and 608: oom, and was conducted by William S
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Page 611 and 612: A1451 Saint Louis Washington Blues.
Page 613 and 614: the patients' fees. By 1941 the hom
Page 615 and 616: Fee book, 1807-1808. 1 volume Fee b
Page 617 and 618: Board of Managers of the Confederat
Page 619 and 620: Missouri Historical Society in 1967
Page 621 and 622: A1844 Schiffer, George. Prenuptial
Page 623 and 624: the army in 1954. Following his dis
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Page 629 and 630: A1501 Selbing, Georg. Prayer book,
Page 631 and 632: Printed Advertisement, 1900 Mar 17.
Page 633 and 634: A2461 Simmons Hardware Co. (St. Lou
Page 635 and 636: Slawin, Michael S. (1963- ). Collec
Page 637 and 638: George Smith (1844-1879) was born i
Page 639 and 640: Thomas and Susan Smith and their da
Page 641 and 642: Minute Book, 1859-1879. 1 volume Vo
Page 643 and 644: 1877. New construction of an "absol
Page 645 and 646: Ledger, 1832-1836. 1 volume (80 pag
Page 647 and 648: Stack Club (Saint Louis, Missouri).
Page 649 and 650: miscellaneous material regarding St
Page 651 and 652: Genealogy, no date. 3 boxes The col
Page 653 and 654: A1572 Stewart, Alexander P. Journal
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Page 657 and 658: Sublette, Garnet (1910-1994). Paper
Page 659 and 660: Letter signed J.M. Sutton, Tully, M
Page 661 and 662: documenting land conveyances from o
Page 663 and 664: Saint Louis City A1372 Saint Louis,
Page 665 and 666: Minutes, 1914-1917. 1 volume Cite a
Page 667 and 668: county clerk. The kinds of records
Page 669 and 670: A1368 Saint Louis, Missouri, Probat
Page 671 and 672: A1403 Saint Louis County, Missouri.
Page 673 and 674: Jefferson Barracks Bridge Associati
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20, where she became a star at the
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A1611 Tesson, Elmire P. Collection,
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Preliminary inventory available. Ci
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other matters. According to Tiffany
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Archives, St. Louis. A1638 Toensfel
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St. Louis. A1645 Transportation col
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Trombon collection See Sawyer, Samu
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was breveted major for gallant and
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(February 9, 1872); officers during
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Cite as: United States Army, Corps
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A1673 Vachard Family. Papers, 1787-
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A1681 Vanmanen, Ellen L. World War
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matters including the presidential
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Circular, 1881. 1 item Cite as: Vol
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A1700 Wade, Edward P. Papers, 1836-
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Waldo, David. Papers, 1828-1880. 4
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correspondence and minutes of Citiz
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A1716 Washington County, Missouri.
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Finding aid available. Cite as: Mrs
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Louis. A1729 Weisert, John. Papers,
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Letitia Palmar Cirode, teacher of p
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second wife was Orissa Whitford, an
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Henry W. Williams and Edward W. Tit
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1963 "March on Washington" for jobs
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mostly from Philadelphia to Christi
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Collection consists primarily of re
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Wood, Charles. Deed, 1855 Jan 9. 1
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A1771 World War I collection, 1915-
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General merchandiser in Boonville,
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A2537 Xander Family Scrapbook, circ
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A1783 Yost, P.D., Dr. ( -1883). Led
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Young, Richard M. Letter, circa 184
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A1792 Ziegler family. Papers, 1713;
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