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Smith and family. In part typescript copies.
Cite as: Anthony W. Smith Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2485
Smith, Brothers & Co.
Account with the city of St. Louis, 1849 Feb. 1 item
Account of Smith, Brothers & Co. with the city of St. Louis for 1 keg of blasting powder (to
quarry out Ashley St.) and 10 feet of fuse.
Cite as: Smith, Brothers & Co. Account with the City of St. Louis, Missouri History Museum
Archives, St. Louis.
A1523
[Smith, C.E.?].
Plats and maps, 1930s-1940s. 17 roll storage boxes
Collection of subdivision plats, railroad maps, and sewer maps in Cape Girardeau, Missouri,
and St. Louis.
Cite as: C.E. Smith Plats and Maps, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1524
Smith, Elkanah.
Papers, 1821-1892. 3 folders (approximately 135 items)
E. Smith came to St. Louis from Kentucky in 1829 and settled in Fulton where he established
one of the first carding factories in central Missouri.
Papers consist of letters of A.B. Smith and James G. Smith to their father, Elkanah Smith.
Correspondence concerns family matters with mention of the carding business. James writes
from Liberty, Missouri, where he was attending William Jewell College. Also includes receipts
and bills of E. Smith, some regarding the carding business; and daybook of E. Smith, dated 1831.
Cite as: Elkanah Smith Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1525
Smith, Eunice C.
Collection, 1862-1932. 1 box (22 items); 4 volumes
Typed biography of James Smith and family; will of William Harris Smith, July 10, 1865. In
will, Smith bequested to William G. Eliot tracts of land known as the school section in the city of
St. Louis to Washington University; newsclippings, St. Louis Democrat, November 30, 1874,
regarding the 40th anniversary of the establishment of the Church of the Messiah where Mr. and
Mrs. James Smith were two of the original 12 members; three letters regarding the 75th
anniversary of the formal inauguration of Washington University and memorial to James Smith,
1932. Two cashbooks of George S. Kellenberger, Alton, Illinois, insurance agent, 1857-1865.
Memorandum book of William H. Smith detailing lands owned in Missouri and Illinois, 1848-
1866. Unidentified notebook with excerpts from literary and political works, mathematical
exercises, list of volumes in personal library, circa 1850s.
Some German in 1850s notebook.
Cite as: Eunice C. Smith Collection, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1526
Smith, George R. (1844-1879).
Papers, 1836-1896. 2 boxes