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A1598
T.H. Killoren & Sons (Saint Louis, Missouri).
Account books, 1905-1933. 5 volumes
Plumbing company of Thomas H. Killoren and his sons Thomas A.J. and John A. Killoren.
Thomas H. Killoren established himself as an independent plumber in St. Louis in 1875, located
initially at 615-619 Pine, then at 4 South Jefferson Avenue as of 1879, and finally at 2334
Market as of 1887. His company was renamed T.H. Killoren & Sons as of 1920. The firm
remained in business under that name at its Market Street location until at least 1947.
Cite as: T.H. Killoren & Sons Account Books, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2305
Tailor’s Union Shop (St. Louis, Mo.)
Advertising circular, 1835 Dec. 1 item
This advertising circular for the Tailor’s Union Shop, located opposite the mayor’s office,
Olive Street, states in part, “At a meeting of the ‘United Benevolent Society of Journeymen
Tailors,’ convened on the evening of the 3d inst., it was unanimously resolved to establish a
Union Shop in this city, for the purpose of accommodating their friends and the public, in their
line of business, on the most liberal and accommodating terms, which will be governed by their
present bill of prices, with the customary advance for cutting. . . .” The circular lists the
following directors: Taylor, Story, Howard, Rumsey, and Waples.
Cite as: Tailor’s Union Shop Advertisining Circular, Missouri History Museum Archives, St.
Louis.
A1599
Talbot Family.
Family tree, no date. 1 oversize folder
Joseph Talbot–Mary Burket family tree, engraving published by Moss Eng. Co., New York.
Cite as: Talbot Family Tree, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1600
Tandy, Lura Boulton ( -1925).
Papers, 1886-1943. 9 boxes
Lura Boulton Tandy (Mrs. R.L.), genealogist and co-editor of Lewis and Kindred Families,
published in 1905.
Collection includes Tandy's research correspondence and correspondence with persons
seeking genealogical information, many in response to the publication of her book. The book's
genealogies embrace four of the Lewis families of Virginia, but a more full and extended account
of the Warner Hall Lewis family or the descendants of Robert Lewis of Brecon, Wales; the
Dibrell family, the Cobbs family, with brief sketches of other families including those of Lee,
Meriwether and Fearn.
Cite as: Lura Boulton Tandy Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1601
Taussig, William (1826-1913).
Letterbook, 1868-1883. 1 volume (700 pages)
William Taussig studied medicine at the University of Prague. He immigrated to New York
City in 1847, and worked there as an analytical chemist. He came to St. Louis in 1848, where he
worked with the drug house of Charless, Blow and Co., and attended Pope's Medical College. He