Guide to the Archival Collections.pdf - Missouri History Museum

Trombon collection
See Sawyer, Samuel.
A2362
Trotter, James.
Deed to Charles G. Merrell, 1842 June 22. 1 item
Deed of sale of real estate from James Trotter, sheriff of Carroll County, Missouri, to Charles
G. Merrell of Carroll County. John Shipton and Moses Harris are mentioned in the document.
Cite as: James Trotter Deed to Charles G. Merrell, Missouri History Museum Archives, St.
Louis.
A1651
Trudeau family collection, [1745]-1927. 4 folders (10 items)
Contains correspondence about collection and the Trudeau family; photostatic copy of Jean
Baptiste Trudeau's description of Upper Missouri, 1794, in French.
Some French.
Cite as: Trudeau Family Collection, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1652
Truman, Harry S.
Papers, 1939-1973. 3 folders (approximately 25 items)
President of the United States from Independence, Missouri.
Congratulatory telegrams, invitations to inauguration, 1945, letters to the Missouri Historical
Society regarding acquiring Truman material, material regarding the Truman library in
Independence.
Cite as: Harry S. Truman Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1796
Tucker, Blanche Louise Oden (1896-1966).
Collection, 1919-1982. 1 folder
Blanche Louise Oden Tucker was born in St. Louis, Missouri, in 1896, and married George
W. Tucker in 1920. She founded the Tucker Business Institute and Service Company, which
later became known as the Tucker Business College. She died June 27, 1966.
Papers contain photocopies of newspaper clippings and other items from the scrapbook of
Blanche Louise Oden Tucker, mostly relating to Tucker Business College and to the Tucker
family. (Several photographs were transferred to the Photographs and Prints Department. Tucker
College scarf transferred to Collections Department.)
Finding aid available.
Cite as: Blanche Louise Oden Tucker Collection, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1653
Tuckerman, Gustavus (1856-1934).
Papers, 1915-1923. 2 folders (approximately 150 items)
Gustavus Tuckerman was the first rector of St. Stephen's Church, located at 6th and Rutger,
St. Louis. He served there 25 years and then resigned. He was the secretary of the City Club for
19 years.
Correspondence to Tuckerman as secretary of the City Club of St. Louis regarding