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tree of the Weber and related families.
Mostly German handscript.
Cite as: Johann Heinrich Weber Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1726
Weber, Nettie O.
Papers, 1891-1909. 1 box; 5 volumes
Lived on a farm near Pevely, Missouri.
Diaries with daily descriptions of life on a farm; also includes snapshots of members of the
family and newsclippings possibly collected by Ms. Weber. One volume has written in it,
"Temperance Roll Book of the Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor of Pevely, Mo."
This volume includes several short essays on Christian ethical issues. Preservation copies of the
diaries are available.
Cite as: Nettie O. Weber Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2497
Wedepohl, A.
Letter to George F. Jeckel, 1904 Feb 25. 1 item
Typescript letter of H. Wedepohl and family to George F. Jeckel, Alton, Illinois, briefly
discusses Jeckel’s business account with Wedepohl. Letter is written on stationery of Hermann
Wedepohl, blacksmith, wagonmaker, and dealer in agricultural implements, Berger, Missouri.
Cite as: A. Wedepohl Letter to George F. Jeckel, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1727
Wegener, Wilbur.
Collection, 1954-1974 (bulk 1954-1961). approximately 100 items
Wilbur Wegener is a St. Louis photographer. He joined the organizations ONE, Incorporated,
in 1956 and the Mattachine Society, Inc., in February 1961.
The collection consists of membership and related materials regarding the organizations
ONE, Incorporated, and the Mattachine Society, Inc., and their publications. (See the Missouri
History Museum Library collections for the publications of ONE, Incorporated, and The
Mattachine Society, Inc.)
Cite as: Wilbur Wegener Collection, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A1728
Weick Brothers Undertaking Company (Saint Louis, Missouri).
Records, 1911-1956. 5 boxes
Weick Brothers Undertaking Company, 2201 South Grand.
Records of the Clem. Weick Undertaker Funeral Company (1911-1920) and the Weick Bros.
Undertaking Company (1920-1950); records including bad debts, 1927-1956; and funeral
bulletins, arranged alphabetically by name of deceased, which include vital statistics of deceased,
date of death and burial, and place of burial; also information for obituary (some have
newsclippings attached) and information of financial aspects of funeral. Indexes to the nine
volumes of records and funeral bulletins are in the Vertical File. Index by Viola Vogler
published in the St. Louis Genealogical Society Quarterly, Volume VII, No. 4 (December 1974),
pages 79-82; Vol. VIII, No. 1 (March 1975), pages 17-22; Volume VIII, No. 2 (June 1975),
pages 35-42; and Volume VIII, No. 3 (September 1975), pages 69-72.
Cite as: Weick Brothers Undertaking Company Records, Missouri History Museum Archives, St.