Missouri Historical Review 1999 - 2000: Vol 94 Index

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INDEX TO VOLUME XCIV
Audrain County Historical Society, 84, 209, 330, 466
Abbott, Mark, 465 Augusta, Mo., 361
Adair County Historical Society, 209, 330, 466 Aurora, Mo., 115, 341
Adams, John Quincy, 365-388 Austin, David C., “*‘A Paying Proposition’: The
Adams, Louisa Catherine, 370, 378 Jerome Bridge in Phelps County,” 287-302
Adonis, Mo., 104 Austin, Virginia, obit., 234
Affton Historical Society, 84, 209, 330, 466 Automobiles, 95
African Americans, 97, 231, 237-238, 481 Autry, Gene, 233, 350
Augusta, 361 Avenue City, Mo., 97
Civil War soldiers, 341
Cooper County, 228, 229 B
Kansas City, 484 Babinat, Sally K., Letters of a Lifetime, 493
Perry County, 232 Bagnell Branch Railroad, 225
St. Louis, 98, 229, 350 Baker Plantation House, Danville, 349
schools, 228, 483 Baldwin family, 229
Springfield, 98 Baldwin, Roger Sherman, 16
women, 481 Ballwin Historical Society, 330, 466
Airplanes, 342 Banasik, Michael E., ed., Missouri Brothers in Gray
Airports The Reminiscences and Letters of William J. Bull
Belton, 341 and John P. Bull, 355-357
Neosho, 96 Bank of Iberia, 344
Albino Farm, Greene County, 485 Bank of St. Louis, 248, 249
All Saints Catholic Church, University City, 348 Baptist Church, Fulton, 95
Along the Boone’s Lick Road: Missouri's Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis, 486
Contribution To Our First Transcontinental Route Barker, “Ma,” 104
U.S. Highway 40, by Dan A. Rothwell, 361-362 Barker United Methodist Church, Memphis, 97
American Association for State and Local History, 83 Barnes, Francis M. “Bud,” 204; obit., 106
Amos, Norman, obit., 107 Barnes, Thomas S., 92293
Anders, Leslie, 490-491 Barnhart, Mo., 480
Anderson, Lucille Adams, 483 Barrera, Pablo, 127,
Anderson, O. W., 294 Barrow, Clyde, 349
Anderson, William T. “Bloody Bill,” 483, 490-491 Barrow, Josiah, 486
Andrew County Museum and Historical Society, 84, Barry County, 100
209, 330, 466 Barry County Genealogical and Historical Society, 84,
Angelo, L.V. Mike, obit., 107 209, 330, 466
Annapolis, Mo., 230 Barton County Historical Society, 84, 209, 330, 466
Arcadia Valley Hospital, Pilot Knob, 227 Baseball
Argyle Lake, Osage County, 343 Little League, 224
Arlington, Mo., 288-289, 290 St. Louis Cardinals, 342
Armstrong, Louise McCool, 416 women’s, 227
Armstrong, Marjorie Moore, 424 Basie, William “Count,” inside July back cover
Armstrong, Orland Kay “O. K.,” 415-433 Bass, Tom, 233, 486
Arrow Rock, Mo., 348, 483, 484 Bateman House Hotel, Joplin, 342
Asel, Frances S., obit., 234 Bates County, 341
Ash Grove, Mo., 102 Bates County Historical Society, 330
Ashley, George, 486 Baumann, John, Safe and Hardware Company, St
Ashley, W. P., 170 Louis, 98
Atchison, David Rice, 8, Bay, Mo., 102
Atkinson, Henry, 243, 251, 25 Becoming Laura Ingalls Wilder: The Woman behind
257, 261, 263 the Legend, by John E. Miller,
Atlas Cement Company, Ilasco, 230 Beechwood Plantation, Scott County, 231, 341
Atomic bomb, 98 Bell School, Liberty, 97
Aubry, Charles-Philippe, 123, 126-127 Belton Historical Society, 84, 209, 330, 466
Audrain Co. Missouri: Reflections of the Past, 1945 Belton, Mo., 341
2000, by Gayle Messer, 492 Benecke, Louis, 174
496 Index
Benedictine Sisters, Clyde, 225, 481 Brooks, George Washington, 97
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, Nevada, 481 Brophy, Patrick
Bennett, Lyman, 105, 350 ed., In the Devil’s Dominions: A Union Soldier’s
Benoist, Tom, 102 Adventures in “Bushwhacker Country,” by Charles
Benson, James H., 148, 149 W. Porter, 355-357
Benton County Historical Society, 84 Past Perfect: True Tales of Town and’ Round, 494
Benton School, Neosho, 97 Broseley, Mo., 100
Benton, Thomas Hart (senator), 1-24; statue, 98 Brown, Charles R., 202
Bethany, Mo., 95, 224 Brown, Joe, 485
Bingham, George Caleb, 101, 232, 463 Brown, Mary Burdan, 101
Bingham School, Springfield, 486 Brown, Thomas A., 101
Black, James, 66 Brown-Kubisch, Linda, 207; co-auth., “Show Me
Blacksher family, 231 Missouri History: Celebrating the Century,” 176-198,
Blacksmiths, 342 303-328, 434-462
Blair, Francis Preston, 353-354, 402, 403, 406, 407, Brown’s Cave, Douglas County, 101
410, 413; statue, 98 Bruening-Kerstner Dry Goods Company, ” ‘ckson, 96
Bloody Bill Anderson: The Short, Savage Life of a Brunswick, Mo., 102, 348
Civil War Guerrilla, by Albert Castel and Thomas Brush and Palette Club, 85, 210, 331, 467
Goodrich, 490-491 Brush Creek Cemetery, Laclede County, 103
Blue Springs Historical Society, 467 Bryant, Sylvester J., 289, 290
Bock, H. Riley, 201, 204, 205 Bryant’s Cottages, Jerome, 293
Boeckman, Laurel, 83 Buchanan College, Troy, 482
Boeger’s Store, Osage County, 231 Buckner family, 343
Bollinger Mill State Historic Site, Burfordville, 95 Buell, Don Carlos, 484
Bolton, Lewis, house, Cole County, 96 Buffalo, Mo., 480
Boman, Dennis K., “Impeachment Proceedings as a Buffalo Reflex, 480
Partisan Tool: The Trial of Judge David Todd,” 146- Bull, John P., 355-357
159 Bull, William J., 355-357
Bonniebrook Historical Society, 84, 467 Bullion, Laura, 83
Book Notes, 115-118, 239, 361-363, 492-495 Bunker Union Church, 98
Book Reviews, 108-114, 235-238, 353-360, 488-491 Burford, P. J., 104
Boone County, 229, 349; towns, 346 Burfordville, Mo., 95
Boone County Historical Society, 82-83, 84-85, 210, Burgess, Albert, 350
330-331, 467 Burkleo, William Van, 228
Boone, Daniel, 484 Burlington Junction, Mo
Boone, Nathan, 235-236 Burns, Mo., 104
Boone-Duden Historica! Society, 85, 210, 331, 467 Burt, Larry W., “Unlikely Activism: O. K. Armstrong
Boone’s Lick Trail, 361-362 and Federal Indian Policy in the Mid-Twentieth
Boonslick Historical Society, 210, 467 Century,” 415-433
Boonville, Mo., 346 Buse, John J., In His Own Hand: A Historical
Bootheel, 484 Scrapbook of St. Charles County, Missouri, 83, 488-
Borders, Nathaniel, 231 489
Bortscheller, Richard A., obit., 351 Buse, John L., 83
Botanists, 347 Bush, George, 343
Bothwell, John Homer, 227 Bush, Isidor, 42-58
Bowling Green, Mo., 343 Bush, Raphael, 43, 46, 47, 51, 54, 56-57
Boy Scouts, Springfield, 105, 232 Bushberg, Mo., 42-58
Brackett, Charles, 239 Bushberg Vineyards, 42-58
Bradbury, John F., Jr., 201, 355-357 Butler Academy, Butler, 95
Bray, Robert T., 102; obit., 234 Butler County, 100; Courthouse, Poplar Bluff, 100
Breckinridge, John C., 37-38, 39, 160, 169 Butler, Mo., 95
Bridges. See also individual bridge names Butterfield Overland Mail, 485
Burfordville, 95
construction, 298 Cc
Gasconade River, 102 “Calculated Confederate: Claiborne Fox Jackson and
Jerome, 287-302 the Strategy for Secession in Missouri,” by
Mississippi River, 98 Christopher Phillips, 389-414
Bridgeton Historical Society, 85 Caldwell County Historical Society, 467
Index
Calhoun (steamboat), 248 Centralia Historical Society, 85, 211, 331
Calhoun, John C., 241-243, 246, 365-388 Centralia, Mo., 483
California, Mo., 341 Chain of Rocks, Mo., 230
Call to the Frontier: Gottfried Duden’s 1800’s Book Chambers, Talbot, 247-249, 251
Stimulated Immigration to Missouri, by Joan M. Chapman, Lonny, 95
Juern, 363 Chariton County, 227, 230
Callender, Franklin D., 101 Chariton County Historical Society, 85, 211, 331, 4
Camden County Historical Society, 210, 467 Chariton River, 105
Camden Point, Mo., 349 Charity, Mo., 480
Cameron, Mo., 341 Chavez, Antonio Jose, 101, 346
Camp Arrowhead, Webster County, 105 Chesterfield, Mo., 115
Camp Jackson, St. Louis, 407, 408 Chicano publications, Kansas City, 347
Camp Salomon, Lawrence County, 484 Chillicothe, Mo., 103, 341
Campbell, James, 148, 150, 153-154 Cholera, 482
Campbell, Robert, 105 Christ Episcopal Church, Springfield, 227
Campbell, Scott, 224 Christensen, Lawrence O., 199-200, 204, 205
Cansler, Loman, 102 Christeson, R. P., 102
Cap-Au-Gris, Lincoln County, 103 Christian Brothers College High School, St. Louis,
Capeci, Dominic J., Jr., 204, 205; The Lynching of 226
Cleo Wright, 237-238 Christian Chapel Church, DeKalb County, 346
Caplinger, Mo., 102 Christian County Museum and Historical Society, 85,
“Captain Francisco Riu y Morales and the Beginnings 211, 468
of Spanish Rule in Missouri,” by Gilbert C. Din, Christmas, 342
121-145 Churches. See also individual church names
Cardwell First Baptist Church, 225 Catholic, 486
Carl, August, 284 Lutheran, 228
Carl Junction, Mo., 95 Lutheran-Missouri Synod, 483
Carnahan, Jean, /f Walls Could Talk: The Story of Methodist, 485
Missouri’s First Families, 113-114 St. Joseph, 343
Carneal, Thomas W., 354-355 Circle Mine, Oronogo, 482
Carondelet Historical Society, 85, 210, 331, 467-468 City of Saltillo (steamboat), 482
Carondelet, Mo., 228, 484 Civil rights, 98
Carroll County Historical Society, 85, 210-211, 331 Civil War, 25-41, 100, 101, 104, 105, 116, 117-119,
Carroll, William L., 231 160-175, 230, 231, 239, 264-286, 355-357, 483, 484,
Carrollton, Mo., 224 485, 490-491
Carson, Kit, 230 African American soldiers, 341
Carthage, Mo., 95, 224, 225, 341 Bates County, 341
Carver, George Washington, 99 battle of Carthage, 28
Cass County, 485 battle of Mobile, Ala., 282-284
Cass County Historical Society, 85, 331, 468 battle of New Market, Va., 37-41
Castel, Albert, co-auth., Bloody Bill Anderson: The battle of Pea Ridge, Ark., 346
Short, Savage Life of a Civil War Guerrilla, 490-491 battle of Pilot Knob, 230
Catholic Church, Franklin County, 486 battle of Pleasant Hill, La., 277
Cattle drives, 103, 485 battle of Shiloh, Tenn., 228
Cave, Tommy, 40 battle of Vicksburg, Miss., 104
Cedar County Historical Society, 85, 211, 331, 468 battle of Wilkin’s Bridge, 100
Cedar Springs, Mo., 484 battle of Wilson’s Creek, 227
Cemeteries. See also individual cemetery names Boone County, 349
Boone County, 229 Chariton County, 230
Catholic, St. Louis, 101, 229 Columbia, 349
Iberia, 99 Cooper County, 100
Laclede County, 103 First Missouri Cavalry, Company A, 27, 31-41,
Lawrence County, 101 160-170
Lincoln County, 103 First Northeast Missouri Cavalry, 30
Ozark County, 104 First Regiment, Missouri Infantry (Confederate),
Ozarks, 104 230, 347
Central Dairy, Columbia and Jefferson City, 225 Gasconade County, 97
Central Park, Hannibal, 96 guerrillas, 172-175, 356-357
498 Index
Jackson County, 100 Cooper County, 100, 228, 229
Livingston County, 229 Cooper County Historical Society, 86, 200, 212
McNeill’s Rangers, 33, 162-170 Cooper Hill, Mo., 103
Montgomery County, 229 Corbett, Katharine T., 465
Palmyra, 225, 233, 483 Cornerstone Baptist Church, Richland, 97
Perry County, 232 Coughlin, Timothy R., obit., 234
reenactments, 97 Court Square Building, St. Louis, 98
Ripley County, 232 Cox, Amanda, 105
St. Louis, 101 Cox, Lester, 105
Sixteenth Corps (Union), 281-282 Coyle, Eugene Owen, 229
Thirty-third Missouri Volunteer Infantry (Union), Coyle High School, Kirkwood, 229
266-284 Craig, Silas, 249
Virginia, 33-41, 160-170 Creve Coeur-Chesterfield Historical Society, 469
women, 233 Criswell, Grover C., obit., 234
Woodson’s Cavalry, 27, 31-41, 160-175 Crockett, Jack, homestead, Ralls County, 226
Yazoo Pass expedition, 270-274 Crook, George, 170
Civil War Round Table of Kansas City, 85, 211, 468 Crosswhite Cemetery, Boone County, 229
Civil War Round Table of St. Louis, 86, 211, 331, 468 Croteau, Shelly, 357-359
Civil War Round Table of Western Missouri, 211, Crowder, Enoch, 65, 74
468-469 Crowley, Samuel, 102
Clark County, 342 Crowson Livery Stable, Fulton, 95
Clatto, Chip, 98 Crystal City (steamboat), 233
Clay County Archives and Historical Library, 86, 332 Cullen, Richard, 343
Clay, Henry, 12, 17, 18, 19 Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Warrensburg,
Claycomb, William B., Pettis County, Missouri: A Cummins, Jim, 100
Pictorial History, 116-117 Cunningham, Noble E., Jr., 201
Clayton, Bruce, Praying for Base Hits: An American Curran, Thomas F., “Memory, Myth, and Musty
Boyhood, 359-360 Records: Charles Woodson’s Missouri Cavalry in the
Clearwater Dam, Wayne County, 97 Army of Northern Virginia,” 25-41, 160-175
Clemens, Samuel L., 486
Cliff Street Mansion, Jefferson City, 96 D
Club Theater, Ozark, 228 Dallas County, 480; Courthouse, Buffalo, 480
Clyde, Mo., 225, 481 Dallas County Historical Society, 86, 212, 332, 469
Coffey, James T., 99 Dallas, Mo., 229
Coggswell, Gladys, 201, 202 Dalton, Barbara (Robertson), co-comp., Remember
Cold War, 98 When
Cole County, 96 Missouri, Area, 239
Cole County Historical Society, 86, Dalton Heritage Association, 212
Cole, Jessie Richard, 346 Daniel Boone Hotel (City Hall), Columbia, 346
College Pharmacy, Carthage, 224 Danville, Mo., 349
Collier, John, 419, 420, 421, 431 Davis, Dwight, 98
Columbia, Mo., 100, 224, 225, 342, 346, 349, 483, Davis, Robyn L., co-auth., St. Joseph, Missouri: A
485 Postcard History, 362-363
Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893, 98 Davison, Ellen K., obit., 487
Columbus, Ky., 269 Davisville, Mo., 349
Commerce, Mo., 102 Dawes Severalty Act of 1887, 418-419
Commercial Hotel, Iconium, 95 Day, Walter, 102
Commertown, Mo., 100 De Ulloa, Antonio, 121-145
Compromise of 1850, 1-24 Dean, Christiana, 493
Concannon, Marie, 83, 207 Dear Harry... Truman’s Mailroom, 1945-1953, by
Concordia Historical Institute, 86 D. M. Giangreco and Kathryn Moore, 117
Concordia, Mo., 224, 480 Defoe, Luther M., 74
Contributors to Missouri Culture Deguire, Paul, 102
Basie, William “Count,” inside July back cover DeKalb County, 346
Hoffman, Clara Cleghorn, inside April back cover DeKalb County Historical Society, 86, 212, 332, 469
Link, Theodore Carl, inside January back cover Delezene, Olive M., obit., 487
Neihardt, John G., inside October back cover Democratic Party, Missouri, 1849, 6-10
Cook, Rebecca McDowell, 83 Dent County Historical Society, 332
Index
Dentistry, 484 Emerson, Eliza Irene, 232
Depots, 95, 99, 100, 227, 229, 345, 347 Emigration, 484
DeReign, Albert, 485 Emma (steamboat), 100
Derendinger, Elaine, co-comp. and co-ed., Stories of Emma, Mo., 224, 480, 493-494
Howard County, Missouri: “The Mother of Emmons, Glenn, 426, 427, 428, 429, 431
Counties,” 117 Emperor (elephant), 69-71, 72, 76, 77, 78-79
Des Peres, Mo., 98 English, Earl, obit., 487
DeSoto, Mo., 229 Esther, Mo., schools, 103
Dexter, Mo., 95 Etlin, Lukas, 225
Dickerson Park Zoo, Springfield, 232 Ewing, Ephriam B., house, Jefferson City, 96
Din, Gilbert C., “Captain Francisco Riu y Morales Executions
and the Beginnings of Spanish Rule in Missouri,” Oregon County, 99
121-145 Perry County, 101
Doling Park, Springfield, 486 expedition (steamboat), 247, 248, 250
Donaldson, Gary A., Truman Defeats Dewey, 489-490
Doniphan, Mo., 104, 232 F
Donley, Paul, comp., Tracks to the Past: A Pictorial ‘air Grove, Mo., schools, 480
History of Aurora, Missouri, 115 ‘airbanks, Jonathan, 232
Donnelly, Robert T., obit., 234 ‘allis, F. W., 171
Dougherty, John, 105 ‘arley, James W., Gone But Not Forgotten, 239
Douglas County, 101 arming, 96
Douglas County Historical and Genealogical Society, ‘armington, Mo., 97
86 ‘atima High School, Westphalia, 481
Douglas, Stephen A., 4 Faust, Leicester B., estate, 115
Doxie, Julia Salisbury, 172 Felix Valle State Historic Site, Ste. Genevieve, 347
Driver, William A. (Bill), 102 Ferguson Historical Society, 86, 212, 332, 469
Drury College, Springfield, 417, 486 Ferguson, John, 103
Duden, Gottfried, 363, 482 Ferguson, Mo., 228, 483
DufossatG,u y (Guido), 121, 126, 130, 131, 138 Ferries, 96
Dwyer, James H., 171 Ferris wheel, 98
Dyer, Thomas G., 237-238 Fiddling, 102
Finley, Julia Elizabeth Riggs Foster, 231
E Fire fighting, 102
Eads Bridge, St. Louis, 105 Fires
Eagle Fork, Mo., 349 Fredericktown, 102
Eagle Rock, Mo., 100 St. Louis, 98
Eagleton Courthouse block, St. Louis, 229 First Baptist Church, Odessa, 97
Earp, Wyatt, 349 First Christian Church, Bethany, 224
East St. Louis, Ill., 229 First National Bank, Nevada, 481
Easton, Rufus, 486 First Northeast Missouri Cavalry, 30
Edgar, William R., IV., obit., 234 First Regiment, Missouri Infantry (Confederate), 230,
Edina, Mo., 342 347
Edison, Thomas Alva, 61-62 Fitzpatrick, Lawrence W., 290-292, 295-298, 302
Ekberg, Carl J., French Roots in the Illinois Country Fleck, Melba, co-comp. and co-ed., Stories of Howard
The Mississippi Frontier in Colonial Times, 236-237 County, Missouri: “The Mother of Counties,” 117
El Dorado Springs, Mo., 230 Floods
Elections Douglas County, 101!
1850, 5, 10-24 St. Louis, 344
gubernatorial, 1860, 395-396 Florence, Mo., 344
presidential, 1860, 395, 396-397 Florissant Valley Historical Society, 212
presidential, 1948, 489-490 Folk music, 102
primary, 1940, 352 Forestry, 483
Elk General Baptist Church, Broseley, 100 Forsyth Lodge No. 453, A. F. and A. M., 233
Ellis Fischel Cancer Hospital, Columbia, 483 Fort Benton, Wayne County, 228
Ellsinore, Mo., 239 Fort Blakely, Ala., 282, 283
Elmore, Truman, 118 Fort Curtis, Ark., 274
Elmwood Farm Cemetery, Lincoln County, 103 Fort Don Carlos, St. Louis County, 129, 131-
Elmwood, Mo., Methodist Church, 227 134, 137-138, 142
500 Index
Fort Leonard Wood, Pulaski County, 103, 224 Gentzler, Lynn Wolf, 114, 207-208
Fort Osage, Jackson County, 347 German Americans, 104, 347, 348, 361, 488-489
Fort Pemberton, Miss., 270-271, 272-273 German-Austrian-Swiss Heritage and Historical
Fort Spanish, Ala., 282, 283 Society of the Ozarks, 87, 213, 333, 469-470
Fort Union, N.D., 350 Giangreco, D. M., co-auth., Dear Harry . . . Truman’s
Foster, Allen C., 232 Mailroom, 1945-1953, 117
Fountain Bleu School, Avenue City, 97 Gibson, George, 245, 247, 254
Fourth of July, 96, 224 Gifts Relating to Missouri, 93-94, 221-223, 338-340,
Francis, David R., 68, 69, 77, 78 477-479
Frank Blair: Lincoln’s Conservative, by William E. Giglio, James N., 108-111
Parrish, 353-354 Gilbert, Charles, 230
Franke, Clarice Arlene, obit., 234 Gilmer, Olive, 99
Franklin County, 233, 486 Ginny’s Kitchen and Custards, Barnhart, 480
Franklin, Dick, 202, 203 Glasgow, Mo., 483, 484-485
Franklin, Marvin, 432 Glendale Historical Society, 87, 213, 333, 470
Franklin, Mo., 102, 230 Glendale, Mo., 229
Frank’s Nursery and Crafts Store, St. Louis, 97 Glenfinlas, Mo., 348
Fredericktown, Mo., 102, 342 Globe, Mo., 225
Free-Soilism, 14, 16 Goebel, Rudolph, 232; photography by, /n His Own
Freed Slaves: Ex-Slaves and Augusta, Missouri's Hand: A Historical Scrapbook of St. Charles County,
Germans During and After the Civil War, by Anita Missouri, 83, 488-489
M. Mallinckrodt, 361 Golden Eagle River Museum, 87, 213, 333, 470
Freeman, J. W., 345 Gomez, Fernando, 124-125, 127, 129, 130, 131, 133,
French Roots in the Illinois Country: The Mississippi 134, 135, 137, 138, 140, 141, 143, 144, 145
Frontier in Colonial Times, by Carl J. Ekberg, 236- Gone But Not Forgotten, by James W. Farley, 239
237 Goodman, George, 231
Friedenberg Lutheran Historical Society, 86, 212 Goodrich, James W., 83, 202-204, 207, 464
Friends of Arrow Rock, 86, 212-213, 332, 469 Goodrich, Thomas, co-auth., Bloody Bill Anderson:
Friends of Historic Augusta, 213 The Short, Savage Life of a Civil War Guerrilla, 490-
Friends of Historic Boonville, 86-87, 213, 332, 469 491
Friends of Jefferson Barracks, 87, 213, 332, 469 Gospel Ridge School, St. Robert, 103
Friends of Keytesville, 87 Gottschalk, Phil, obit., 351
Frisco Railroad, 100 Graduate Theses Relating to Missouri History, 1999,
From Lincoln Logs to Lego Blocks: How Joplin Was 352
Built, by Leslie Simpson, 96, 362 Graff, Willard J., 232
Frost, Daniel, 404, 407 Gragg, Larry, 236-237
Fulkerson, Denny, 481 Grain Valley Historical Society, 87, 213, 333, 470
Fulkerson, Frank, obit., 107 Granby, Mo., 104
Fulton, Mo., 95 Grand River Historical Society and Museum, 87, 213,
Fun Valley Lake, Jefferson County, 350 333, 470
Fur trade, 348 Grandin, Mo., 100
Grandview Historical Society, 213-214, 470
G Grant, Ulysses S., 228
Gallatin, Mo., 354-355 Grapes, 45-58
Garland, Hugh A., 232 Gratiot School, St. Louis, 98
Gasconade County, 97, 230, 482 Gray, Victor M., obit., 234
Gasconade County Historical Society, 87, 213, 332, Great Depression, 480
469 Great Republic (steamboat), 349
Gasconade River, 102, 103, 231 Greene County, 485
Gaslight Square, St. Louis, 226 Greene County Historical Society, 87, 214, 333, 470
Gateway Arch, St. Louis, 226 Greenway, Kay, obit., 234
Gaulding Cemetery, Ozark County, 104 Gregory, Ralph, co-auth., Wine-Making in “Duden
General Sterling Price’s 1864 Invasion of Missouri, Country,” 492
by Jerry Ponder, 117-118 Grist mills, Ozark County, 103, 231
Gentry, Ann Hawkins, 100 Grundy County Historical Society, 87, 214, 333
Gentry family, 229 A Guide to Chesterfield’s Architectural Treasures, by
Gentry, Mo., 224 Dan A. Rothwell, 115
Gentry, Richard, 151, 152 Guitar, Odon, 228
Index
H Hoberg, Henry, 264-286
Hackman, Irene, obit., 351 Hoberg, Margaret, 266
Hafer, Eugene, 349 Hoberg, Mo., 284-286
Hahs family, 231 Hodge, Eli, 483
Hall house, Nevada, 346 Hoffman, Clara Cleghorn, inside April back cover
Hall Theatre, Columbia, 100 Honey War, 100, 102
Halleck, Henry, 267 Hood, John Bell, 280
Hall’s Boarding Stable, Carthage, 95 Hoops, Walter, obit., 487
Hamilton, Jean Tyree, obit., 107 Hope, Mo., 231
Hannibal, Mo., 96 Hopkins, Mo., 225
Hanover, Mo., 229 Horses, 485
Hardy, Mo., 349 Horton, Mo., 485
Harney, William S., 406, 410, 411 Hotel Bothwell, Sedalia, 104
Harrington, Sterling Price, 239 Hotel Robidoux, St. Joseph, 343
Harris, James M., 231 Houchin house, Jefferson City, 96
Harry S. Truman and the News Media: Contentious Houses, St. Louis, 98
Relations, Belated Respect, by Franklin D. Mitchell, Howard County, 117
108-111 Howell, Bea, 224
Hartel, Edward A., obit., 234 Hubbell, Victoria, A Town on Two Rivers, 361
Harvey Houses (restaurants), 344 Hubert, Irmgard, 232
Hattaway, Herman, 353-354 Huckaby, Mo., 104
Hausam, Peter, sawmill, St. Charles, 349 Huckleberry Finn, 348
Havig, Alan R., 112-113 Hudlin family, 482
Hawk Point Depot, Troy, 227 Hughes, Rupert, 112-113
Hawkins, Isaac Newton, 480 Human, James G., 342
Heffernan, Frank, 232 Humansville, Mo., 342
Heisserer, William H., 231 Humphrey, Loren, Quinine and Quarantine: Missouri
Helena, Ark., 270-271, 273-276 Medicine through the Years, 494
Hellweg Summer Resort, Jerome, 290 Hunter, David, 161
Helmich, Irene, 348, 484 Hunter, Max, 102
Hematite, Mo., 229 Huntsville Historical Society, 88, 214, 470
Henry County Historical Society, 87-88, 333, 470 Huron, Mo., 104
Hercules Powder, Carthage, 341 Hurst, Fannie, 486
Hermann, Mo., 96, 347, 488-489 Hurt, R. Douglas, Nathan Boone and the American
Herndon family, 229 Frontier, 235-236
Herren, Charles, 239 Husmann, George, 44, 45
Herrod, Helen, 99
Hesse, Anna Kemper, 347; ed., Little Germany on the I
Missouri: The Photographs of Edward J. Kemper, ““T am Hoping for a Speedy Reunion’: The Civil War
1895-1920, 488-489 Correspondence of Private Henry Hoberg,” by Jarod
Hickman, Thomas, 155, 156, 157 H. Roll, 264-286
Hickory County Historical Society, 214 Iberia, Mo., 99, 344
““A High Wall and a Deep Ditch’: Thomas Hart Icarian Home, St. Louis, 98
Benton and the Compromise of 1850,” by John D. Ichthyology, 230
Morton, 1-25 Iconium, Mo., 95
Higley, Leo W.. 294 If Walls Could Talk: The Story of Missouri's First
Hillbillies, 105 Families, by Jean Carnahan, 113-114
Historic Florissant, 333 Ilasco, Mo., 103, 226, 230, 486
Historic Kansas City Foundation, 88 Images of the Ozarks, 115
Historic Madison County, 88, 214, Imboden, John D
Historical Society of New Santa Fe, 470 Immanuel Lutheran School, Joplin, 96
Historical Society of Polk County, 88, 214, 333, 470 Immigration, 363
A History of Newton County, Missouri, As Portrayed “Impeachment Proceedings as a Partisan Tool: The
in the Courthouse Mural, by Sybil Shipley Jobe, 116 Trial of Judge David Todd,” by Dennis K. Boman,
Hoberg, August, 266, 270 146-159
Hoberg, Caroline Schloman, 284 In His Own Hand: A Historical Scrapbook of St.
Hoberg, Frederick, 265, 266 Charles County, Missouri, by John J. Buse, with
Hoberg, Heinrich Christopher. See Hoberg, Henry photographs by Rudolph Goebel, 83, 488-489
502 Index
In Memoriam, 106-107, 234, 351, 487 Jones, Jonathan M., “When Expectations Exceed
In the Devil’s Dominions: A Union Soldier’s Reality: The Missouri Expedition of 1819,” 241-263
Adventures in “Bushwhacker Country,” by Charles Jones, V. A. L., 232
W. Porter and ed. by Patrick Brophy, 355-357 Joplin Junior College, 227
Independence, Mo., 96 Joplin, Mo., 96, 227, 342, 345, 362
Independence 76 Fire Company Historical Society, Jordan, David Starr, 230
88, 214 Judgment at Gallatin: The Trial of Frank James, by
Indermuehle, Murrel, 480 Gerard S. Petrone, 354-355
Indian New Deal, 419, 420 Judiciary, reform of, 1820s, 146, 147, 149, 158, 159
Indian Reorganization Act of 1934, 419, 425 Juern, Joan M.
Innes Mills, Warrensburg, 345 Call to the Frontier: Gottfried Duden’s 1800's
Iowa Indians, 347 Book Stimulated Immigration to Missouri, 363
Iron County, 481, 483 More Than the Sum of His Parts: Arnold Krekel,
Iron County Historical Society, 214, 471 363
Iron Mountain Historical Society, 88
Ironton, Mo., 230, 481 K
“Isidor Bush and the Bushberg Vineyards of Jefferson Kansas City: An American Story, by Rick
County,” by Siegmar Muehl, 42-58 Montgomery and Shirl Kasper, 492
Kansas City, Mo., 342, 492
J Chicano publications, 347
Jackson, Claiborne Fox, 7, 389-414 garment district, 481
Jackson County, 100 riot, 1968, 484
Jackson County Historical Society, 471 Union Station, 342, 493
Jackson Hotel, Carthage, 341 Kansas City Posse of the Westerners, 88, 214-215,
Jackson, Mo., 96, 342 334, 471
Jackson Resolutions, 7-8, 10 Kanvandi, Janet (Sellers), 341
James, Frank, 354-355, 485 Kasper, Shirl, co-auth., Kansas City: An American
James gang, 100, 101, 105 Story, 492
James, Jesse, 231, 346, 347, 349, 485 Kaye, Ara, 207
James, Jesse, Farm and Museum, Kearney, 96 Kearney, Mo., 96
James, Larry A., comp., The Monark Towns and Kelley, Benjamin, 166, 167, 170
Surrounding Villages, 118 Kelley, Henry B., 46
Jasper County Historical Society, 88 Kelly, Henry Glen, Jr., 105
Jazz music, inside July back cover Kemm, James O., Rupert Hughes: A Hollywood
Jefferson (steamboat), 248, 253, 255 Legend, 112-113
Jefferson Bank, St. Louis, 352 Kemper, Edward J., 347, 488-489
Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis, 101 Kennedy, John F., 226, 341
Jefferson City, Mo., 95, 96, 225, 342, 481 Kenney, Rose C., obit., 234
Jefferson County, 103, 105, 350 Kentwood Arms, Springfield, 486
Jefferson County Emigration Society, 229 Keytesville, Mo., 230, 484
Jefferson, Thomas, 347 Kierolf, Alfred S., 480
Jericho Springs, Mo., 484 Killingsworth, Jack, 104
Jerome Bridge Company, 292-297, 300 Kimmins Cemetery, Lawrence County, 101
Jerome Bridge, Phelps County, 287-302 Kimmswick Historical Society, 88-89, 215, 471
Kimmswick, Mo., 229
Jersey Lawn mansion, Platte County, 104 Kindle, Chuck, comp., Macon County Pictorial
Jesse, Richard Henry, 347 History, 493
Jesup, Thomas S., 245, 246, 254, 259, 261 King, Fred C., 294
Jobe, Sybil Shipley, A History of Newton County, King, Martin Luther, Jr., 226
Missouri, As Portrayed in the Courthouse Mural, Kingdom of Callaway Historical Society, 89, 215,
116 334, 471
Johnson (steamboat), 248, 250, 257 Kirkwood Historical Society, 89, 334, 471
Johnsen County Historical Society, 88, 214 Kirkwood, Mo., 101, 229
Johnson, James, 242-263 Kneisley, J. W., 68, 69, 73, 74
Johnson, Richard M., 242-247, 249, 251-255, 257-263 Komarek de Luna, Phyllis, Public versus Private
Johnston, Rowland L., 294 Power during the Truman Administration: A Study of
Jones Drug Store, Liberal, 343 Fair Deal Liberalism, 108-111
Jones family, 232 Korean War, 98
Index
Krehbiel’s Market, St. Louis, 226 Linn, Mo., 225, 348
Krekel, Arnold, 363 Lions, 344
Little, Andrew T., obit., 351
Little Germany on the Missouri: The Photographs of
Labadie, Mo., 345 EdwardJ . Kemper, 1895-1920, ed. by Anna Kemper
Laclede County, 103 Hesse, 488-489
Laclede County Historical Society, 89, 215 Livingston County, 229
Lafayette County Historical Society, 471-472 LivingstonTo,m , 485
Lail, George, III, 228 Local Historical Societies, 84-92, 209-220, 330-
Lake Creek, Mo., 104 466-476
Lake Placid, Morgan County, 481 Lockridge, Ruth, 27
Lake Serene, Franklin County, 233 Locomotives, 98
Lake Tekakwitha, Jefferson County, 105 Locust Creek Covered Bridge, Linn County, 483
Lambert, W. C., 348 Lohman, Mo., 342
Lamp, Carl R., obit., 234 Long, Jimmy, 233, 350
Lancaster, Mo., 96 Long, Stephen H., 243, 244
Lancaster, Robert Roy, 228 Louisiana, map, l 1765, 128
ui
Landmarks Association of St. Louis, 215 Lovejoy, Elijah, 232
Lane, Rose Wilder, 349 Lucy, Gary R., 199, 204
Langenberg Store, Osage County, 103 Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, 483
Larsen, Lawrence H., 200-201 Lutherans, 228
Larson, Sidney, 199 Lynch, William Henry, 350
Lathrop, Mo., 225 The Lynching of Cleo Wright, by Dominic J. Capeci,
Lawrence County, 101, 484 Jr., 237-238
Lawrence County Historical Society, 89, 215, 334, Lynchings, 237-238, 343
72 Lyon, Nathaniel, 346, 403, 406, 407, 410, 411, 412,
Laws, Ann Marie Broadwell, 60, 61 413, 414
Laws, Samuel Spahr, 59-79
Lawson, George, 343 M
Leach, Janet (Colyott), co-comp., Remember When McCampbell, Andrew, 27, 32, 171, 175
4 Pictorial History of the Elisinore, Missouri, Area, McCandless, Perry, 235-236
239 McCormack, Susan, 83
Lead mining, 347 McCracken, Mo., 228
Lebanon, Mo., 105 MacDonald, Emmitt, 105
LeBeau, Georgiann (Sister Mary Venard), 22 McKissick’s Island, 102
Leedy, Charles A., 103 McMahan, Robert T., 101
Lee’s Summit Historical Society, 89, 215, McMahon, Helen G., obit., 234
Leonard, Abiel, 148, 150-156 McNeill, Jesse, 33, 166, 168, 169, 170
Leslie, Mo., 225 McNeill, John Hanson “Hanse,” 33, 162, |
Letters of a Lifetime, by Sally K. Babinat, 493 166
Lewis and Clark expedition, 348, 486 McNeill’s Rangers,
Lewis, Hobe, 429 Macon County Historical Society, 472
Lewis, Sam, 294 Macon County Pictorial History, comp. by Chuck
Liberal, Mo., 343 Kindle, 493
Liberty, Mo., 97 McPheeters, James A. C., 103
Lick Creek Christian Church, 231 Madison County, 342
Licking, Mo., 481; high school, 225 Madison Hotel, Fredericktown, 102
Liguest, Pierre de Laclede, house, St. Louis, 131 Mahn, George W., 231
Lincoln, Abraham, 96 Major General John S. Marmaduke, C.S.A., by Jerry
Lincoln County, 103, 230, 482 Ponder, 118
Lincoln County Historical and Archaeological Mallinckrodt, Anita M
Society, 89, 215, 334, 472 co-auth., Wine-Making in “Duden Country,” 492
Lincoln Memorial Park Cemetery, Springfield, 98 Freed Slaves: Ex-Slaves and Augusta Missouri's
Lincoln University, Jefferson City, 95, 96 Germans During and After the Civil War, 361
Lindbergh, Charles, 98 To Fence, Or Not To Fence: St. Charles County's
Link, Theodore Carl, inside January back cover Long Road to Laws Putting Farm Animals Behind
Linn County, 483 Fences and Off City Streets, 361
Linn, J. M., 100 Manring, Maurice M., “The President and the
504
Emperor: How Samuel Spahr Laws Found an Ozark County, 103, 231
Elephant and Lost His Job,” 59-79 Mine Au Breton Historical Society, 89, 216, 334
Mantle, Maria Scriven, 103 Mining, 23]
Manwaring, Charles, 348 Granby, 104
Maple Leaf Club, Sedalia, 99 lead, 347
Maries River, 343 zinc, 347
Marmaduke, John Sappington, 118 Misemer Cemetery, Lawrence County, 101
Marquand, Mo., 342 Mississippi River, 344, 482
Marquette and Joliet expedition, 342 bridges, 98
Marshfield, Mo., 343 panoramas, 346
Marvel Cave, 485 Missouri
MAT Container Corporation, Piedmont, 482 first families, 113-114
Mayflower (steamboat), 105 secession crisis, 389-414
Mayo, James R., 201, 202 southeast, 228, 341
Medicine, 484, 494 twentieth century in, 176-198, 303-328, 434-462
Meek, Seth, 230 Missouri Brothers in Gray: The Reminiscences and
Letters of William J. Bull and John P. Bull, ed. by
Memorial Presbyterian Church, Arrow Rock, 483 Michael E. Banasik, 355-357
“Memory, Myth, and Musty Records: Charles Missouri Compromise, 365-388
Woodson’s Missouri Cavalry in the Army of Missouri Conference on History, 465
Northern Virginia,” by Thomas F. Curran, 25-41, Missouri Expedition, 1819, 241-263
160-175 Missouri Folklore Society, 465
Memphis, Carthage, and Northwestern Railway, 341 Missouri Guard, 225
Memphis, Mo., 97 Missouri Historical Society, 216, 347
Meramec Caverns, 485 Missouri History in Magazines, 100-105, 228-233,
Meramec Station Historical Society, 89, 216, 472 346-350, 483-486
Meramec Valley Genealogy and Historical Society, Missouri History in Newspapers, 95-99, 224-227,
334 341-345, 480-482
Mercer County Genealogical and Historical Society, Missouri Lumber and Mining Company, 104
472 Missouri National Guard, 128th Field Artillery
Messer, Gayle, Audrain Co. Missouri: Reflections of Regiment, 230, 231
the Past, 1945-2000, 492 Missouri Pacific Railroad, 284, 350
Methodist Church, 485 Missouri River, 241; Lewis and Clark expedition sites,
Meyr, Vernon R., obit., 487 348
Mid-Missouri Civil War Round Table, 89, 216, 334, Missouri Society for Military History, 472
472 Missouri Southern Railroad, 346
Mid-Missouri Railfans, 216 Missouri State Capitol, Jefferson City, 393
Midland School, Carrollton, 224 Missouri State Capitol, St. Charles, 347
Miget family, 97 Missouri State Fair, Sedalia, 99
Migration, 484 Missouri Theater, Columbia, 342
Milbank Mills, Chillicothe, 103 Missouri Valley Hotel, Parkville, 104
Miles, Taylor, obit., 487 Missouri Woman’s Christian Temperance Union,
Miller, Anne, 199, 200 inside April back cover
Miller, Chandra, “Title Page to a Great Tragic Mitchell, Franklin D., Harry S. Truman and the News
Volume’: The Impact of the Missouri Crisis on Media: Contentious Relations, Belated Respect, 108-
Slavery, Race, and Republicanism in the Thought of 111
John C. Calhoun and John Quincy Adams,” 365-388 Moark Baptist College, West Plains, 349
Miller County, 103 Molasses making, 344
Miller County Historical Society, 89, 216, 334, 472 Monarch (gunboat), 482
Miller, Elijah H., 228 The Monark Towns and Surrounding Villages, com-
Miller, John E., Becoming Laura Ingalls Wilder: The piled by Larry A. James, 118
Woman behind the Legend, 357-359 Moniteau County, 341
Miller, LaVaughn, co-comp. and co-ed., Stories of Moniteau County Historical Society, 89, 216, 334,
Howard County, Missouri: “The Mother of 472
Counties,” 117 Monroe County Historical Society, 90
Miller, Madison, 485 Monroe, James, 365, 370, 372
Miller, Max, 199, 200 Montgomery, Christine, 83, 199, 200, 464; co-auth.,
Mills. See also individual mill names “Show Me Missouri History: Celebrating the