Guide to the Archival Collections.pdf - Missouri History Museum

eceipts, and medical account book (1822-1825) containing record of illness of Frederick Bates,
and papers of Dr. John D. Kennedy.
Indexed in the archives card catalog.
Finding aid available.
Cite as: Gurdon Gilmore Black Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2532
Blacklock, Jeannie Ethel.
Biographical Data Sheet, 1966. 1 item
Biographical data sheet for the Missouri Historical Society filled out by Jeannie Ethel
Blacklock, 7414 Carleton, University City, Mo.
Cite as: Jeannie Ethel Blacklock Biographical Data Sheet, Missouri History Museum Archives,
St. Louis.
A0131
Blackman family.
Blackman-O'Neil scrapbooks, 1817-1960. 6 volumes
Joseph O’Neil was the founder of the O’Neil Lumber Company. Catherine was his third
wife. Their son David O’Neil (1874-1947) married Barbara Blackman and had four children:
David (1904-1908), George (1906-?), Horton (1907-?), and Barbara (1910-1980).
Collection consists of six scrapbooks: memoirs of George Blackman (Vol. 1, 276 pages,
typescript), memorabilia of George Blackman and Carrie Horton Blackman (Vols. 2-3),
scrapbook containing genealogy, cemetery photographs, and photocopies of family letters of
Joseph O'Neil (1817-1893) and Catherine H. O'Neil (1842-1925), the Barbara O'Neil Scrapbook
of Stage and Screen, 1930-1960 (Vol. 5), and The Suffrage Years of Barbara Blackman O'Neil,
1911-1919 (Vol. 6).
Cite as: Blackman-O'Neil Scrapbooks, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2564
Blackmer & Post Pipe Co. (St. Louis, Missouri).
Desk blotter, no date.
Desk blotter of Blackmer & Post Pipe Co., manufacturers of sewer pipe, flue lining, wall
coping and other clay products.
Cite as: Blackmer & Post Pipe Co. Desk Blotter, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0132
Blackmer, Lucian Guy (1881-1961).
Papers, 1893-1956; 1962. 2 boxes
Lucian Guy Blackmer was born February 27, 1881, in St. Louis. He attended Webster
Groves Public School, Central High School (1897-1899), and received a B.A. from Williams
College in 1903. In 1907, he married Jane Cabell Wilkinson. He was a first lieutenant in the
Missouri State Guard, and served in Company E of the Third Battalion, 1917-1919. Blackmer
worked for the Equitable Life Assurance Society before joining the firm founded by his father,
Lucian R. Blackmer, with L.W. Post in 1877. He remained with the firm Blackmer & Post, sewer
pipe manufacturer, for 41 years, and was president when it was sold to Laclede-Christy in 1952.
Blackmer was also founder of the Security Mutual Bank and Trust Company and was on the
board until his death. In 1936, he was appointed to the Administrative Board of Control of the
City Art Museum of St. Louis and served 25 years, most of those years as its treasurer. An ardent