Missouri Historical Review 1993 - 1994: Vol 88 Index

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INDEX TO VOLUME LXXXVIII
COMPILED BY ELIZABETH BAILEY
A Arrow Rock Volunteer Fire Department, 345
Abarlin, T., 253 Artist Montrose (horse), 261
The Academy (City House), Florissant, 473 Artists, American West, 367-396
Acuff, Joseph, 252, 259 Ashby, Robert, 299
Adair County Historical Society, 82, 201, 323, 450 Ashland, Mo., 218; Little Bonne Femme Baptist
Adair County, Sperry School, 98 Church, 338
Adams, Charles Partridge, 369-370, 384 At Century’s Turn, 1880-1930: Billingsville, Prairie
Adams, J. H., 411 Lick, Stony Point, by Louis G. Geiger, 238-239
Adler, Jeffrey S., Yankee Merchants and the Making Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company, 288, 289
of the Urban West: The Rise and Fall of Antebellum Atterbury, William W., 124
St. Louis, 114-115 Auburn School, Lincoln County, 468
Advance, Mo., cemetery, 217 Audrain County Historical Society, 82, 323, 450
Affton Historical Society, 82, 201, 323, 450 Augusta, Mo., 224, 228
African-Americans. See Blacks Aull, James, 406
Agriculture Adjustment Act, 301 Aull, Robert, 406
Agriculture, Little Dixie, 358-359, 397-415 Aurora, Mo., Berry Cemetery, 338
Agriculture and Slavery in Missouri's Little Dixie, by Aurora, Mo. Historical Society, 201
R. Douglas Hurt, 358-359 Ava, Mo., high school, 103
Ahlborn, Richard E., co-ed., “‘It looks like we are in Avalon College, Trenton, 103
Paris’: The Letters of Jefferson Bridgford,” 243-261 Avilla, Mo., 218
Air Defense Filter Center, St. Joseph, 470
Akehurst, David, family, 470 B
Aker, R. B., 104 Baasch, Hans H., 306-309, 312-315
Akers Ferry, 104 Bagby, Deanna, Huntsville Christian Church
Albany, Mo., Hawthorne building, 467 (Disciples of Christ) Huntsville, Missouri:
Alexander, Charles B., 418, 421, 422 Sesquicentennial, 1842-1992, 118
Allee, Laura C. Huston, family, 223 Bailey, Elizabeth J., 322
Allee, William S., family, 223 Bailey, Ralph E., 178, 179
American Emigrant Aid and Homestead Company, 288 Baird College, Clinton, inside July back cover
American Legion, Louis K. Juden Post, Cape Baird, H. T., inside July back cover
Girardeau, drum and bugle corps, 95 Baird, Mrs. H. T., inside July back cover
Amory, Charles Copley, 421 Baker, Emily, 18
Amos, J. Farrell “Bill,” obit., 231 Baker family, 105
Anders, Leslie, “The Blackwater Incident,” 416-429 Baker, Merl, 17, 18, 20
Andrew County Baker, Newton D., 126
Christian Church, 1895, 225 Baker, Roberta Stoneman, 477
orphan trains, 225 Baker, Sam A., 184
railroads, 222 Bald Knobbers, 108
Andrew County Historical Society, 323, 450 Balink, Henry C., 370-371, 385, 386
Anna Bell AME Chapel, New Haven, 99 Balsiger, Edna M., obit., 481
Anthony, Susan B., 164, 165 Bancroft, William Henry, 371-372, 386
Anti-Horsethief Association, Clark County, 347 Bandini, Pietro, 285, 286
Archaeology, 108, 226, 470 Bankhead, John, 308
Akers Ferry site, 104 Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act, 308, 313
flood, 344 Banneker School, Platte County, 476
Kansas City area, 104 Bannon, John B., 356-357
southeastern Missouri, 104, 474 Baptist churches
Archery, compound bow, 226 Drexel, 96
Architecture, mid-Missouri, stonework, 353 flood damage, 108
Arlington Hotel, Festus, 340 McDonald County, 221
Armagh, Mo., St. Patrick Mission Parish, 222 Primitive, southwest Missouri, 227
Armour, Kirkland Brooks, 103 Ripley County, 476
Army of Southwest Missouri, 34 Baresel, Karl G., obit., 109
Army of the Frontier, 34 Barkley, Jane Rucker Hadley, 340
Amold, William, 399 Barks, James A., 177
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492 Index
Barnes, Francis M., III, 192, 193 Black Jack, Mo., cemetery, 100
Barnes, James H., 221 Blacks, 48-77, 145-156, 226, 347, 474
Barnes, Mary Shore, 192 Chariton County, 217
Barnes, Ward, 7, 8, 9 Civil War, 348
Barr, R. S., 399 Clay County, 1865, 273
Barrett, Lawrence, 439-440 Cooper County, women, 353
Barrett, William, 271 Kansas City, 469
Bartholomew, Harland, 236 Legion of Black Collegians, University of
Barton, Cathy, 80 Missouri-Columbia, 474
Barton County, 476 Missouri, 237, 347
Barton County Historical Society, 82, 323, 450 St. Louis, 473, 486
Barton, O. S., Three Years With Quantrill: A True slaves, 397-415
Story Told by His Scout John McCorkle, 119 wagonmaker, St. Louis, 225
Barton, Ralph Waldo Emerson, 110-111 Warrensburg area, 117
Baseball Webster Groves, 222
Bolivar, 95 “The Blackwater Incident,” by Leslie Anders, 416-429
Cape Girardeau, 95 Blackwater River, Johnson County, 416, 417, 421
Johnson County, 472 Blackwood, Byme, 477
St. Louis, 222, 228, 348, 476 Blankenship, Joel R., family, 339
University of Missouri, 468 Blankenship, Mary Josephine Shockley, family, 339
Basketball, high school, 487 Bledsoe, Hiram Miller, 476
Bass, Eli E., 403, 413, 414 Bliss, Tasker H., 125, 126
Bates County Historical Society, 323 Bloomfield, Mo., Dunkin Brothers, 467
The Battle for the Buffalo River: A Twentieth-Century Blue Springs Historical Society, 82
Conservation Crisis in the Ozarks, by Neil Bluff Springs United Methodist Church, 95
Compton, 238 Bluford, Lucile, 62, 71, 72, 75
Battle of Carthage State Park, 96 Boats and boating, 476
Baxter, Stephen, 263 Bock, H. Riley, 189-190
Bay, Virginia C., 402 Boeckman, Laurel, 448
Beck, P. G., 306, 307, 308 Boedicker, Anna, family, 468
“The Beginning of LaForge: An Experiment in Rural Boedicker, Henry H., family, 468
Homesteading,” by Jeff Hearne, 301-316 Boettler house, Warren County, 344
Bell, Alexander Graham, 162, 163 Bohannon, J. R., 400
Bell Mansion, Boonville, 468 Bolivar, Mo.
Bellerive Country Club, St. Louis, 7, 14, 15 baseball teams, 95
Bellflower, Mo., 81 tornado, 1925, 476
Belmont, Mo., battle of, 96, 218 Bollinger, Lottie, inside April back cover
Belton, Mo., 338, 345 Bonfils family, 471
Belton Historical Society, 82, 201, 323, 450 Bonne Terre, Mo., Providence Baptist Church, 219
Bentley House, Springfield, 229, 349 Bonniebrook Historical Society, 82, 201
Benton family, 105 Bonnots Mill, Mo., 227
Bergmann, William F., 177 Book Notes, 117-119, 236-239, 360-362, 486-487
Berkley, Howard, 218 Book Reviews, 110-116, 232-235, 355-359, 482-485
Bernard, Isaac, 400 Boone County, 95, 96, 218, 347, 397, 400, 405, 406, 413
Bethany, Mo., 270 barber shops, 468
Bethel, Mo., 472 beauty shops, 468
Bethesda, Mo., 471 Boone, Daniel, statue, 469
Betterly, Richard D., 338 courthouse, 96, 218
Bevo district, St. Louis, 470 Gallup’s Mill, 96
Bezoni, Ray, 10, 11, 200 Mount Zion Methodist Church, 218
Bierstadt, Albert, 372-373, 376, 377, 387 railroads, 478
Big Spring Cave, Reynolds County, 339 roads, 353
Billingsville, Mo., 238-239 Turner’s Station, 96
Bingham family, 102 Boone County and Jefferson City Railroad, 478
Bingham, George Caleb, 349, 367, 373-374, 387 Boone County Historical Society, 323, 450, 475
Bingham, Henry V., 399 Boone, Daniel, 223, 341
Bismarck, Mo., 81, 97 ancestry of, 224
Bissel house, St. Louis, 100 statue, 469
Index
Boone, Daniel Morgan, 473 Brockman, John M., family, 468
Boone-Duden Historical Society, 82, 201, 323, 451 Brockman, Nancy Elmore, family, 468
Boone family sites, 472 Broeg, Bob, 189, 192, 194, 195
Boone, Nathan, 217; home, 217 Bronson Hide Building, St. Louis, 474
Boone, Rebecca, 101 Brooking, Alvan, 469
Boones Lick Road, 96 Broseley, Mo., 221
Boonesboro Christian Church, 219 Brown County Historical Association, 82, 201, 324, 451
Boonesfield Village, St. Charles County, 100 Brown, James, 477
Booneslick Trail, 471 Brown, John D., family, 343
Boonslick, fur trade, 472 Brown, Julia A. Fancher, family, 343
Boonslick Historical Society, 82, 201, 324, 451 Brown-Kubisch, Linda, 322
Boonville, Mo., 291 Browning, Rex, 103
area high school graduates, 1943, 95 Brownlee, Alice, 192
battle of, 229 Brumley, Andrew Jackson, family, 468
Bell Mansion, 468 Brumley, Harriet Hester Cochran, family, 468
flood, 1903, 224 Brush and P!ette Club, Inc., 201
Kemper Military Academy, 96 Bryant, John, 251
Booth, Benjamin, 96 Bryden, John, Jr., obit., 109
Booth, Junius Brutus, 158 Buchanan County, rural photos, 97
Bosse, David, Civil War Newspaper Maps: A Buchanan, William, 184
Historical Atlas, 361 Buckendorf School, Osage County, 475
Bourbon, Mo., 217 Buckey, George Alexander, 227
Bowler log cabin, Mountain Grove, 347 Buffalo River, 238
Bowling, Dale, 10, 11, 12, 200 Bugg, James L., Jr., 14, 15, 16, 18, 20
Bradbury, John F., Jr., co-auth., “Union Troops and Bukowski, Peter I., 140
the Civil War in Southwestern Missouri and Bull, J., 409
Northwestern Arkansas,” 29-47 Bullion, Laura, 193
Bradley, Melvin, The Missouri Mule: His Origin and Bunceton Presbyterian Church, 95
Times. Volume | and Volume II, 362 Bunnell School, Grundy County, 225
Brandt, Raymond P., 317 Burgess, David, 27
Branson, Mo., Sammy Lane Resort, 467 Burian, Otto J., obit., 109
Brant, Marley, The Outlaw Youngers: A Confederate Burke, William Jeremiah, 317
Brotherhood, 357-358 Burkhead, Clifton W., obit., 479-480
Braschler family, Ripley County, 344 Burks, Mary Agnes Agnew, family, 223
Brassieur, C. Ray, 199 Burks, William Hasten, family, 223
Brays’ Settlement, 230, 350, 478 Burlington Junction, Mo., 220
Brickley, James E., obit., 352 Burton, George, 248
“The Bridge That Spanned the Great Depression,” by Bush, Hilary, 4
Mary Harriet Talbut, 176-188 Bushwhackers, Ray County, 469
Bridges Businesses. See Individual business names
Cape Girardeau, 176-188 Butler County Historical Society, 82, 324, 451
Clark, Champ, Louisiana, 98 Butler, J. A., Journal of Trip to California: April -
Cummins, 475 September 1856, ed. by Marlin L. Heckman, 362
Eads, St. Louis, 477 Butler, J. P., 23
Galena “Y,” 81 Butler Memorial Airport, 338
Gasconade River, Hermann, 219 Byrne, John E., obit., 481
Old St. Clair, St. Clair-Union Road, 470
Wabash Railroad, St. Charles, 228, 348 Cc
Bridgford, Eugene, 243, 252, 256 Cain, Marvin R.
Bridgford, James, 244, 253, 257, 259 co-auth., “Union Troops and the Civil War
Bridgford, Jefferson, 243-261 in Southwestern Missouri and Northwestern
Bridgford, Margaret, 243-261 Arkansas,” 29-47
Bridgford, Richard, 244 obit., 231
Brighton, Mo., 106 Calamity Jane, 477
Brinkopf, Al, 185 Caldwell County Historical Society, 202
Broadhead, James O., 477 California
Brock, James, 398 gold rush, 252-261
494 Index
overland travel to, 115-116, 243-252, 362 Carthage, Mo., 217, 218, 339
California-Oregon Trail, letters on, 243-252 battle of, 218, 417
The Call (newspaper), 48-77 Columbian School, 218
Callahan, William, 192, 194 doctors, 217
Callaway County, 397, 403, 405, 406 Future Farmers of America, 217
Callaway family, 224 Powers Museum, 320
Calvert, Marion, 469 underground railroad, 217
Calwood, Mo., 468 Carthage Historic Preservation, Inc., 320
Camden County Genealogical Society, 198 Caruthersville, Mo., Victory Day parade, 1919, 96
Camden County Historical Society, 198 Carver family, 227
Camden Point, Mo., 470 Carver, George Washington, 106, 227, 475
Cameron, Mo., 107, 217; chautauqua, 467 Casey, Edward T., obit., 352
Cameron Historical Society, 202, 451 Casey, Sarah, family, 97
Campbell, Mo., 107 Casey, Zadoc, family, 97
Campbell Area Genealogical and Historical Society, 83 Cass County Historical Society, 83, 202, 324, 451
Campbell, Hawkins, 259 Caves, Missouri, 118, 475
Campbell House Museum, St. Louis, 80 Cedar City, Mo., 340
Campbell, Isaah, 259 Cedar County, 475
Canaan Road, Franklin County, 99 Cedar County Historical Society, 83, 202, 324, 451
Cansler, Loman D., 346 Celtic Society of the Ozarks, 448
Canton, Mo., 217 Cemeteries, 106
Culver-Stockton College, 217 Advance, 217
electric light plant, 338 Aurora, 338
First National Bank, 467 Black Jack, 100
Miller-Star Opera House, 217 Cape Girardeau, 338
showboats, 217 Fort Osage, 227
Cape Girardeau, Mo., 217, 487 Hardin, 228
American Legion, Louis K. Juden Post, 95 Kansas City, 103
baseball, 95 Louisiana, 341
cemeteries, 338 Ray County, 104
Fairground Park, 180 St. Louis, 100, 106
ferry, 176 Springfield, 477
Marquette Cement Company, 183 Taney County, 227
Mississippi River Bridge, 176-188 Troy, 222
Cape Girardeau Bridge Company, 181, 182, 186 Vernon Couiaty, 98, 472
Cape Girardeau Chamber of Commerce, 176, 177 Central Methodist College, Fayette, 419
Cape Girardeau County Central Missouri Humane Society, 339
Round Pond killing, 225 Centralia, Mo.
tornado, 1850, 225 Chance, A. B., house, 339
Cape Girardeau Southeast Missourian (newspaper), 177 Civil War massacre, 475
Cape Girardeau Special Road District, 186 Centralia Historical Society, 202, 339, 452
Caples, William Goff, 418, 424, 425, 426 The Certain Trumpet: Maxwell Taylor & the American
Cardetti, Joseph “Peno,” 295 Experience in Vietnam, by Douglas Kinnard, 355
Cardetti, Richard M., 295, 296 Chain of Rocks Canal, St. Louis, 107
Carey, Isaac, 339 Chambers, Ann Biddle, 473
Carlis, John, family, 339 Chaney, Leonard H., 227
Carnes family, 477 Chaney, Matt, My Name is Mister Ryan, 487
Carondelet, Mo., 229 Chariton County
Carondelet Historical Society, 83, 202, 324, 451 blacks, 217
Carroll, Asher, 253 courthouse, Salisbury, 342
Carroll County, flour mills, 338 Chariton County Historical Society, 83, 202, 324, 452
Carroll County Historical Society, 324, 451 Chautauqua, Cameron, 467
Carroll, Hartford, 253 Cherry Mansion, Lawrence County, 104
Carrollton, Mo. Chesnutt, F., Cooper County Church Sketches, 236-237
Ely and Brown, 428 “Chester A. Franklin and Harry S. Truman: An
Walton ferry, 219 African-American Conservative and the ‘Conversion’
Carter, Elizabeth, 268 of the Future President,” by Thomas D. Wilson, 48-77
Index 495
Chicot County, Ark., 281 St. Francis Xavier (College), St. Louis, 353
Chinn, Jane, Hospital, Webb City, 101 St. Francis Xavier Parish, Sikeston, 100
Chism, Woodrow Wilson, 347 St. James, Liberty, 348
Christensen, Lawrence O., 192, 193; “Peter Humphries St. John Lutheran, Drake, 99, 220
Clark,” 145-156 St. John’s “Mantels” United Church of Christ,
Christensen, Maxine, 192 Union, 220
Christeson, R. P., 346 St. Joseph, 99
Christian College, Columbia, 354 St. Joseph Catholic Parish, Edina, 97
Christian County, 99, 102; Civil War soldiers, 224 St. Ludger’s, Germantown, 97
Christian County Museum and Historical Society, Inc., St. Matthew the Apostle Parish Catholic, St.
83 Louis, 222
Christmas, 339, 345 St. Patrick Mission Parish, Armagh, 222
Churches, 348 St. Stephen’s Episcopal, St. Louis, 103
Anna Bell AME Chapel, New Haven, 99 Salem Christian, Platte County, 228
Ashland Methodist, St. Joseph, 99 Short Creek Baptist, Platte County, 106
Baptist, McDonald County, 221 Sweet Home Baptist, Wyatt, 24
Bluff Springs United Methodist, 95 Taskee Christian, Wayne County, 99
Boonesboro Christian, 219 Ukrainian Catholic, St. Joseph, 222
Bunceton Presbyterian, 95 Weston Baptist, 221
Christian, Andrew County, 225 Williamstown, 338
Churchill, Winston, Memorial Church of St. Young’s Chapel, Jackson County, 106
Mary, Fulton, 468 Zion Lutheran, Prairie City, 95, 221
Clark’s Chapel, Cooper County, 472 Churchill, Winston, 230
Cleveland Christian, 218 Churchill, Winston, Memorial, Fulton, 474; Church
Concordia Lutheran, 102 of St. Mary, 468
Cooper County, 236-237 Cincinnati Central Republican Association, 149
Cumberland Presbyterian, Pleasant Hope, 347 Cincinnati, Ohio, 148-152
Diamond Christian, 227 Afro-American (newspaper), 151
Drexel Baptist, 96 Herald of Freedom (newspaper), 147
Enon Baptist, Pittsville, 219 Circus, 1914, 475
First Christian, Columbia, 96 Civil War, 29-47, 102, 106, 230, 344, 350, 472, 476
First Christian, El Dorado Springs, 218 battle of Belmont, 96, 218
First Christian, Moberly, 469 battle of Boonville, 229
Flint Hill, St. Charles County, 106 battle of Carthage, 417
Goldsberry Seventh Day Adventist Church, 98 battle of Pea Ridge, 29, 483-484
Green, A. P., Chapel, Columbia, 96 battle of Prairie Grove, 29
Guardian Angel Parish, Oran, 100 battle of Wilson’s Creek, 29, 225, 226
Hannibal, 97 black Missourians in, 348
Holy Innocents Parish, St. Louis, 222 Blackwater incident, 416-429
Huntsville Christian (Disciples of Christ), 118 Brays’ Settlement, 230
Immaculate Conception Parish, Springfield, 343 casualties, 36-45
Keytesville Second Baptist, 340 Centralia massacre, 475
Kingsville Christian, 340 Confederate encampment, Mount Vernon, 474
Lingo Freewill Baptist, Ripley County, 476 Florida, Mo., 341
Little Bonne Femme Baptist, Boone County, 338 Fort Benton, Wayne County, 469
Mount Olive Baptist, Crawford County, 95 guerrilla warfare, 29
Mount Vernon Baptist, Clay County, 270-278 Johnson County, 416-429
Mount Zion Methodist, Boone County, 218 letters, 469, 472
Nelsonville Baptist, 98, 99 Little River Bridge, skirmish, 106
New Bethel Methodist, Polk County, 106 maps, 361, 416
New Hope Baptist, Clay County, 263-270 Monroe County, 99, 221, 341
New Salem Baptist, Winfield, 101 northwestern Arkansas, 29-47
Old Lutheran, Perryville, 469 Order No. 11, 106, 349
Peace United, Hartsburg, 467 prisons, 474
Providence Baptist, Bonne Terre, 219 soldiers, Christian County, 224
rural, 354 southwestern Missouri, 29-47
Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic, Florissant, 102, Union hospital, Greene County, 473
225, 345, 473 Wayne County, 469
496
Civil War Newspaper Maps: A Historical Atlas, by barber and beauty shops, 468
David Bosse, 361 buildings, 218
Civil War Round Table of Kansas City, 83, 202, 324, 452 Christian College, 354
Civil War Round Table of St. Louis, 202, 324, 452 Douglass, Frederick, School, 339
Civil War Round Table of the Trans-Mississippi, 452 Ellis Fischel Cancer Center, 218
Civil War Roundtable of Western Missouri, 203, 325, First Christian Church, 96
452 Grant Elementary School, 339
Clark, Champ, Bridge, Louisiana, 98 Kirkbride’s Corner, 106
Clark County, Anti-Horsethief Association, 347 Lowrey, Francis, house, 96
Clark County Historical Society, 83, 203, 453 Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad station, 218
Clark, Herbert, 151 Missouri Theatre, 339
Clark, Michael, 145, 146 Municipal Building, 96, 218
Clark, Peter Humphries, 145-156 Phi Beta fraternity house, 226
Clark’s Chapel Church, Cooper County, 472 Phillips, Hiram, house, 96
Clarksburg, Mo., Hooper Institute, 471 The Shack, 96
Clarkson, James J., 420, 472 Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity house, 96
Clay County, 398, 405, 406, 411 Stephens College, 339
Franklin School, 271 streets, 96
Mount Vernon Baptist Church, 263, 270-278 Tiger Hotel, 96
Mount Zion Baptist Church, 263 Columbian Exposition of 1893, Chicago, 163;
murals, 226 Women’s Press Congress, 165
New Hope Baptist Church, 263-270 Columbian School, Carthage, 218
religion, 262-278 Compton, Neil, The Battle for the Buffalo River: A
Clay County Archives and Historical Library, 83, Twentieth-Century Conservation Crisis in the
203, 325, 453 Ozarks, 238
Clay County Museum and Historical Society, 203, 325 Compton, W. R., Company, St. Louis, 179, 181
Clay Point Rural School District No. 12, Scotland Concannon, Marie, 80
County, 469 Concord, Mo., 360
Claysville, Mo., 218 Concord-Farmer’s Club, 229
Cleveland Christian Church, 218 Concordia, Mo., 218
Clifford, Amber R., “To the Disinherited Belongs the Concordia Area Heritage Society, 84, 203, 325
Future,” 22-28 Concordia Historical Institute, St. Louis, 102, 204, 325
Cline, Geneve Alcorn, comp., Post Offices: Places, Concordia Lutheran Church, 102
and People of Oregon County, MO, 361 Concordian (newspaper), 218
Clinton, Mo., 96 Coney Island, N.Y., 281
Baird College, inside July back cover The Confederacy’s Fighting Chaplain: Father John
Cozart Hotel, 96 B. Bannon, by Phillip Thomas Tucker, 356-357
Hay, E. M., Filling Station, 96 Confederate Civil War encampment, Mount Vernon,
Clinton County Historical Society, 83-84, 325 474
Cliquot, Mo., 348 Conner, Elnora Singletary, family, 97
Coal burning, 470 Conner, John L., family, 97
Coates Opera House, Kansas City, 439 Cook Station, Mo., 471
Cochran, John, 62 Coolidge, Calvin, 178, 179
Cole Camp Area Historical Society, 84, 203 Coons, R. S., obit., 481
Cole County Historical Society, 203, 325, 453 Cooper, Alex, 28
Cole, Felix, 473 Cooper College, Moundville, Mo., 344
Cole, Hannah, 397 Cooper County, 95, 397, 405, 406
Coleman, Richard, 312 black women, 353
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Kansas City, 445 churches, 236-237
Collier, George, 159 Clark’s Chapel Church, 472
Collins, John, 312 jazz age, 238-239
Colonel Sellers, by Mark Twain, 168 prohibition, 238
Colonial St. Louis: Building a Creole Capital, by slavery, 353
Charles E. Peterson, 118-119 Cooper County Church Sketches, by F. Chesnutt, 236-
Colored Mail Order Corporation of America, 63 237
Colored National Convention, 147 Cooper County Historical Society, 84, 325, 453
Colter, John, 478 Cooper, Dulaney F., 410
Columbia, Mo., 339 Co-operative Dress Association, New York, 162
Index
Cooter Supply Company, Steele, 222 Davis, James H., 8
Corbett, Katharine T., co-auth., Saint Louis in the Davis, Jefferson C., 420, 421, 422, 423
Gilded Age, 361 Davison, Ellen K., Scotland County, Missouri, U.S.A.,
Corbin, Austin, 280-284 Community At Large: A Focus on Lawn Ridge,
Council on America’s Military Past, 199 Historical, Biographical, Pictorial, 486
Counsil, Myron E., obit., 109 Dawson, Thomas, 314
Courthouses De Young, Elias, 256
Boone County, 96, 218 Deaver, Noland K.., obit., 352
Chariton County, 342 Deer Creek School, Osage County, 475
Lafayette County, 96 DeKalb, Mo., 99
Montgomery County, 474 DeKalb County
Sullivan County, 98 CCC reunion, 102
Wayne County, 221 Round Top School, 345, 348
Covington, Ann, 104 DeKalb County Historical Society, 84, 326, 453
Cozart Hotel, Clinton, 96 Delmo Housing Corporation, 27
Craig, Cathryn Coe, co-auth., Tarkio College, 1883- Democratic party, blacks, 145-156
1992: An Illustrated History of “The Crown of the Demonstrations, roadside, 22-28
Hill,” 117-118 Denslow, William Ray, obit., 109
Craig, Charles, 374-375, 388, 389, 390 Dent County Historical Society, 326
Cravens-Selsor-Paul house, Springfield, 229 Denver, Mo., school, 95
Crawford County Historical Society, 453 Depot Hotel, Nevada, 341
Crawford County, Mount Olive Baptist Church, 95 Des Planches, Edmondo, 286, 287
Crawford, Hadley R., obit., 231 Deutschheim State Historic Site, Hermann, 80
Crews, T. W. B., 417 DeVore, Amanda Jane Winfrey, family, 218
Crittenden, O. B., 284 DeVore, Presley Marshall, family, 218
“Cropperville,” Harviell, 26 Dewey, Thomas, 75
Crow, Wayman, 171 DeWitt, Mo., 428
Crystal City Historical Society, 84 Diamond Christian Church, 227
Culver-Stockton College, Canton, 217 Dickens, Charles, 160, 161, 165, 167, 171
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Pleasant Hope, 347 Dickey, William S., house, Kansas City, 3
Cummins Bridge, 475 Diliberto, Gioia, Hadley, 482-483
Cunningham, Noble E., Jr., 79 Dillon, Mo., 291
Curnutt, James M., 103 Discovering African-American St. Louis: A Guide to
Current River, johnboats, 476 Historic Sites, by John A. Wright, 486
Curtis, Samuel R., 34, 483 Doctors, 19th century, 217, 470
Cutler, Harry M., obit., 352 Dodge, Grenville M., 42
Cyclones. See Tornados Doniphan, Mo., 228
Doniphan, Alexander William, 105, 228
D Doty, Charles E., 97
Dade County Historical Society, 453 Dougherty, Frank, 473
Dagley, Joe, 276 Douglas County
Dailey, Truman Washington, 354 Miller Mines, 103
Daily, Melody Richardson, Liberty and Justice: The roads, 103
Story of the Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Douglass, Anna Maria (Shannon), 218
Association, 487 Douglass, Frederick, 147, 150, 156
Dallas County Historical Society, 84, 326 Downey, Jim, 228
Daughters of Old Westport, 204 Downing, George T., 152
Daughters of the American Colonists, John Corbin Drake, Mo., St. John Lutheran Church, 220
Chapter, 321 Drexel Baptist Church, 96
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War, Drummond, Nadine Kent, 375-376, 390
Missouri Department, 320 Dryden, O. B., 306
Daughtrey, Danna, 100 DuBois, W. E. B., 52, 53
Daughtrey, Mark, 100 Dude Ranch Drive-In, 228
Davidson, Colleen, 229 Duncan, Charles B., 419
Davidson, Racy, 229 Duncan, Johnny, 348
Davidson, Wilburn L., obit., 109 Dunkin Brothers, Bloomfield, 467
Daviess County, Mormons, 468 Dutton, Clarence E., 380
Davis, Dwight, 177, 179 Dwiggins, Willa, 55
498 Index
Dyche, Calvin Moses, 107 Fathman, Melanie, 229
Dyer, Bob, 80 Faurot, Don, 194
Dyes, natural, 104 Faurot, Mary, 192
Dysart, Henry, 43 Fayette, Mo.
Central Methodist College, 419
E ice house, 472
Eads Bridge, St. Louis, 477 Intelligencer (newspaper), 219
Eads, James K., 420 Fayette Area Heritage Association, 84, 204, 326, 453-
Eagels, Jeanne, 340 454
Earp, Wyatt, 340 Fayetteville, Ark., 30, 31
East, Clay, 23 Fechter, Charles Albert, 163
Eastman, F. C., 349 Felts, J. J., 275
Eberle, Jean Fahey, A Starting Point: A History of the Fenton Historical Society, 326
Oakville-Mehlville-Concord Village Communities, Ferguson Historical Society, 204, 326, 454
360 Ferguson house, Osage County, 98
Eddington, W. R., 102, 224, 344 Ferrell, Robert H., Harry S. Truman: His Life on the
Edgell, George S., 284 Family Farms, 238
Edina, Mo., St. Joseph Catholic Parish, 97 Ferrill, William H., 106
Edinburg, Mo., Grand River College, inside January Ferris, Ruth, 107, 345, 477; obit., 481
back cover Fesler, John, inside July back cover
Edwards, Ethel S., 306 Festus, Mo., Arlington Hotel, 340
Edwards, John N., 476 Fiddlers, 346
Eight hundred and sixty-sixth Guard Squadron, 225 Field, Eliza, 158, 160
Ekberg, Carl J., 192 Field, Eugene, 173
El Dorado Springs, Mo., First Christian Church, 218 Field, Joseph Matthew, 158, 159, 160, 161
Elk River, railroad, 343 Field, Mary Katherine Keemle (Kate), 157-175
Elk Springs, Mo., 338 Field, Matthew, 158
Elkins, Henry Arthur, 376-377, 378, 391 Fifth Missouri Cavalry, CSA, 427
Elliott, Mo., 105 Finch, James A., 185
Ellis, Elmer, 5, 9, 11, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 20, 200 Finch, Kim, 477
Ellis Fischel Cancer Center, Columbia, 218 Findley, John A., obit., 109
Ellis, Fremont F., 377, 391, 392 Finney, Charles C., 264, 267
Ellison, Myron, 6, 7 Firefighting, Independence, 473
Elmer, Mo., 98, 220, 341 First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Columbia,
Elsberry, Mo., Star Hope Baptist Church, 339 96
Emmaus Home, Marthasville, 98 First Christian Church, El Dorado Springs, 218
Enon Baptist Church, Pittsville, 219 First Christian Church, Moberly, 469
Enrolled Missouri Militia, 36 First National Bank, Canton, 467
Entsminger, Bus, 8 The First School of Osteopathic Medicine, by Georgia
Esser, G. Bernard, obit., 231 Warner Walter, 360, 485
Evangel College, Springfield, 477 Fisher, Emily, 469
Evans, James, 341 Fishing, 360-361
Evans, Rose, 439 Fishing Tackle Made in Missouri: History and
Evans, Thomas B., 418 Identification, by Dean A. Murphy, 239
Everett, Howard, 264 Fitzgerald, Alice Irene, obit., 480
Excelsior Springs, Mo., 97, 472 Fitzpatrick, Daniel R., 317
Excelsior Springs Historical Museum, 204 Fletcher, William B., obit., 352
Extension Homemakers Clubs, 349 Flint Hill Church, St. Charles County, 106
Floods, 107, 228, 230, 344
F 1903, Kansas City, 219
Fagus, Mo., 221 1915, Louisiana, 98
Fair Haven Springs, Vernon County, 344 1927, Mississippi River, 182
Fair, J. W., 469 1943, Osage River, 97
Fallout shelters, 470 1993, 104, 220, 228, 344, 348
Farmer, W. M., 153 Florida, Mo., Civil War, 341
Farmington, Mo., historic house, 468 Florissant, Mo.
Farrar, Benjamin G., 424 The Academy (City House), 473
Farris Theater, Richmond, 470 Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church, 102, 225,
345, 473 Church of St. Mary, 468
Florissant Valley Historical Society, 205, 326, 454 Churchill, Winston, Memorial, 474
Flying circus, 348 West’s Jewelry, 340
Flynn, Jane Fifield, Kansas City Women of Funerals, Ray County, 226
Independent Minds, 237 Funk, Ernest Marvin, 347
Foley, William E., 193 Fur trading, 103; Boonslick, 472
Foraker, Joseph B., 152 Future Farmers of America, Carthage, 217
Forbes, Archibald, 163
Ford, Henry Chapman, 376, 378 G
Forest Park Highlands, St. Louis, 99, 348 Gage, Marjorie, obit., 231
Forrester, Anne Bridgford, 243, 261 Gaines v. Canada, 64
Forsee, James, 218 Galbraith, Thomas Arthur, 104, 346
Fort Benton, Wayne County, 469 Gale, Daniel Q., 475
Fort Kincaid, Howard County, 339, 340 Galena, Mo., 101; neighborhood watch, 81
Fort Leonard Wood, 68, 102 Gallatin, Mo., 219
Fort Osage, cemetery, 227 Gallup, Willma, obit., 481
Fortune, T. Thomas, 152, 156 Gallup’s Mill, Boone County, 96
Foster, Emory S., 420 Ganss, Laverne, 342
Foundation for Restoration of Ste. Genevieve, 205 Garrett, Frank B., 137
Fourth U.S. Cavalry, 421 Garrett, J. J., 270
Fowkes, Gerard, 248, 250, 251 Garrett, James M., 418, 427
Fowkes, Joseph R., 255 Garrison, William Lloyd, 164
Fowkes, Richard, 253, 259 Gartrell, James L., 217
Francis, David R., 127, 473 Garvey, Marcus, 52
Frank, Nathan, 107 Gasconade County
Franklin, Mo., 107, 218; businesses, 399 courts, 473
Franklin, Ada Crogman, 57 Ruskaup-Niewoehner stone house, 104
Franklin, Chester Arthur, 48-77 Gasconade County Historical Society, 205, 327, 455
Franklin, Clara, 49-50 Gasconade River, 227
Franklin County, 99, 220, 221, 343, 469 Gasworks, Kansas City, 434
Canaan Road, 99 Gates, Mo., 468
lynching, 1882, 470 Gates, Maud Louise, 99
Wrisberg Mines, 101 Gehrig, Dick S., obit., 231
Franklin County Historical Society, 84, 205, 326, 454 Geiger, Louis G.
Franklin, George, 49 At Century's Turn, 1880-1930; Billingsville, Prairie
Franklin, Lucy J. Brockman, family, 339 Lick, Stony Point, 238-239
Franklin School, Clay County, 271 In the Days of Prohibition: Cooper County 1919-
Franklin, William T., family, 339 1934, 238-239
Freeman, Mo., 475 The Jazz Age in Cooper County, Missouri: The
Freeman-Brock-Hurst-Pinhey house, Springfield, 477 1920s, 238-239
Frémont, Jessie Benton, letters, 102 Gentry, Ann Hawkins, 96
Frémont, John Charles, 33, 112-114, 288 Gerber, Rudy, 349
Friends of Arrow Rock, 84, 205, 454 German clothing, 19th century, 225
Friends of Historic Boonville, 84-85, 205, 326, 454 Germantown, Mo., St. Ludger’s Church, 97
Friends of Historic Fort Osage, 85, 205, 454 Gibson, J. W., 245
Friends of Jefferson Barracks, 205, 327, 454 Gifts, 92-94, 214-216, 334-337, 464-466
Friends of Keytesville, Inc., 85 Gill, Philip, 268
Friends of Miami, 454-455 Gillaspy brothers, 218
Friends of Missouri Town-1855, 85, 205, 327, 455 Gillett, William, house, St. Charles County, 342
Friends of Rocheport, 327 Gilmore, Hiram S., 145, 146
Friends of the Missouri State Archives, 199 Glasgow, Mo., 424; Pritchett College, inside October
Friendship School, Phelps County, 291, 298 back cover
Frisco Railroad, 102 Glasgow, William J., 425
From Buzzard Glory to Seed Tick: A History of the Glendale, Mo., 103
Schools in Newton County Missouri, 236 Glendale Historical Society, 205, 327, 455
Fruin-Colnon mansion, St. Louis, 342 Glenn, John M., 247, 249, 251, 254
Fulton, Mo., 230 Glennon, J. J., 291
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Glennenville, Mo., 343 Ham’s Prairie, Mo., 468
Gold rush, California, 115-116 Hancock, Mo., 101
Golden Eagle River Museum, 206, 327, 455 Handcox, John, 23
Goldsberry Seventh Day Adventist Church, 98 Handy, Mary Watkins, 267
Goodrich, James W., 192, 193, 194 Handy, Robert, 263, 271
Gookins, James Farrington, 376, 378, 392 Hannegan, Robert, 67
Gordon, D. E., 153 Hanni Mill, Troy, 101
Gosejacob, Blondina, 104 Hannibal, Mo., 97; newspapers, 474
Governor’s Mansion, Jefferson City, 100 Hannibal-LaGrange College, 230
Grabs House and Store, Marthasville, 224 Hansard, Calvin B., 418
Graduate Theses Relating to Missouri History, 353-354 Hardeman, John Locke, 407
Grain Valley, Mo., 347 Hardin, Mo., cemetery, 228
Grain Valley Historical Society, 85, 206, 327, 455 Hardin, Hopkins, 476
Granby, Mo., 97, 219 Hardin, John Wesley, 344
Grand Pass, Mo., 418 Harding, Chester, 373
Grand River College, Edinburg, inside January back Harding, Warren, 52, 53
cover Hardy, Joseph W., obit., 481
Grand River Historical Society, 85, 327, 455 Harland Bartholomew: His Contributions to Ameri-
Grandview Historical Society, 455 can Urban Planning, by Eldridge Lovelace, 236
Grant City, Smithton School, 219 Harman, Moses, 95
Grant, Julia Dent, house, 348 Harmon, Charles H., 378-379, 393
Grant, Ulysses S., 35, 149; house, 348 Harper, Mo., 467
Grapes and grape growing, 279-300 Harris, Clyde, 178, 181
Grave robbing, Kansas City, 441-442 Harris College, St. Louis, 8
Gravois Avenue underpass, St. Louis, 470 Harrison, Arthur W., 177
Great Depression, 176, 301-316 Harrison, Charles L., 177, 180-182, 185
Green, A. P., Chapel, Columbia, 96 Harrison County Historical Society, 85, 456
Green, Leo, 253 Harrison County Soil and Water Conservation
Green, Ruby, obit., 352 District, 338
Greene County, Union hospital, 473 Harrisonville, Mo.
Greene County Historical Society, 85, 327, 455-456 battle of, 97
Greene, Lorenzo J., co-auth., Missouri's Black houses, 219
Heritage, 237 Harry S. Truman: His Life on the Family Farms, by
Gregg, William H., 476 Robert H. Ferrell, 238
Gregory, William S., 474 Hartsburg, Mo., Peace United Church, 467
Gress, Lucille D., An Informal History of Black Hartville, Mo., 35, 428
People of the Warrensburg Area, 117 Harviell, Mo., 26, 221
Grinstead, William Franklin, 347 Hatten, A. D., 101
Grover, Mo., 417 Havenhurst Mill, 95
Groves, Fred A., 177, 178, 181, 186, 187 Hawes, Harry B., 184
Grundy County, Bunnell School, 225 Hawkeye, Mo., 468
Grundy County Historical Society, 456 Hawkins house, Springfield, 477
Guardian Angel Parish, Oran, 100 Hawthorne Building, Albany, 467
Guelker, Francis, 342 Hay, E. M., Filling Station, Clinton, 96
Guyette, Rich, 342 Hays, Upton, 476
Hazard, Rebecca Naylor, 346
Hearne, Jeff, 192, 194; “The Beginning of LaForge:
Haas, H. H., 177 An Experiment in Rural Homesteading,” 301-316
Hackett, E. C., 177, 178 Hearst, Phoebe Apperson, Historical Society, 327, 456
Hadley, by Gioia Diliberto, 482-483 Heckman, Marlin L., ed., Journal of Trip to Califor-
Hahn, Harry, 469 nia: April - September 1856, by J. A. Butler, 362
Hahn, Mae, 469 Heckmann family, 226, 349, 473, 475
Haire, E. O., 399 Heckmann, Mary Miller, 226
Haletown, Mo., 472 Heitz, P. A., 256
Halleck, Henry W., 417, 426 Helias, Ferdinand, 475
Hamburg, Mo., 472 Heller-Williams Shoe Store, Rolla, 342
Hampton, Ellen S., obit., 231 Hellmuth, Obata and Kassabaum, St. Louis, 14