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Mrs. Blennerhassett.
Cite as: Blennerhassett Family Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2082
Blewett Family.
Genealogy, 1918, no date. 1 folder
Collection includes undated biographical data sheet for the Missouri Historical Society filled
out by Scotto H. Blewett; undated typescript notes regarding Scott H. Blewett’s membership in
fraternities and Masonic lodges; and typescript article titled “The Blewett Family in St. Louis,”
October 1918 (4 pages).
Cite as: Blewett Family Genealogy, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A2083
Bleyer, Adrien S.
Collection, 1968. 1 item
Letter signed Mary Robertson to Mr. Brooks, June 1, 1968, which contains biographical
information on her great-uncle Adrien S. Bleyer. Letter is written on the letterhead of Mrs. James
Scott Robertson, 230 Rosemont Ave., Webster Groves, Mo. (The address is crossed out, and
“336 Orchard Ave.” is written in.)
Cite as: Adrien S. Bleyer Collection, Missouri History Museum Archives, St. Louis.
A0137
Bliss, Malcolm Andrews, Dr. (1863-1934).
Family Papers, 1865-1964 (bulk 1917-1934). 2 boxes
Dr. Malcolm Andrews Bliss was born July 2, 1863, in Warsaw, Illinois, the son of Uriah
Wright Bliss and Amanda Andrews Bliss. Malcolm Bliss spent his youth in Kingston Terrace,
Missouri. He graduated from the Missouri Dental School in 1884, and practiced dentistry for
several years in Farmington, Missouri. He then returned to school, graduating from Chicago
Medical College. He practiced medicine at Bonne Terre, Missouri, before moving to St. Louis in
1892. He was a nationally known specialist in mental and nervous diseases. In 1891, he married
Clementine Carter in Farmington. They had two sons, Wyllys and Carter Bliss. Malcolm Bliss
died September 4, 1934, at his summer home, "Blisshaven," near Manchester, St. Louis County.
Collection consists primarily of the correspondence of Dr. Malcolm Bliss and family, and
papers and publications of Malcolm Bliss regarding his research on mental and nervous diseases.
Collection also includes an 1875 composition book; newsclippings and groundbreaking
ceremony program for the Malcolm Bliss Mental Health Center; Soldan High School graduation
program, 1912; papers relating to Malcolm Bliss' service in World War I; one issue of The
Lutesville Banner, September 22, 1921; a newspaper article on General Jesse McIlwaine Carter;
and a Bliss family genealogy taken from Aaron Tyler Bliss' The Bliss Family in America.
Cite as: Dr. Malcolm Andrews Bliss Family Papers, Missouri History Museum Archives, St.
Louis.
A2084
Bliss, Robert A.
Genealogy, no date. 1 item
Family history sheet for the Missouri Historical Society filled out by Robert Alan Bliss, 7515
Westmoreland, St. Louis County, Mo.
Cite as: Robert A. Bliss Genealogy, Missouri History Museum, St. Louis.