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Hollinger Box Finding Aid 0001-999 The Sibleys and Lindenwood Buildings, History, Miscellaneous 1000-1999 Lindenwood Presidents, Board of Directors, Publications 2000-2999 Lindenwood Faculty 3000-3999 Lindenwood Students (Activities, papers, organizations) 4000-4999 Lindenwood Alumni 6000-6999 Lindenwood Sports 9000-9999 Non-Lindenwood Items Oversize, Clam and DVD boxes have an assortment of all of the above. B0001 George and Mary Sibley Series F1 Mary Sibley- Correspondence, Last Will & Testament (1816-1894) F2 Mary Sibley- Diary- Photocopy (1832-1858) F3 Mary Sibley- Diary- Transcript (1832-1858) F4 Mary Sibley- House of Bethany Transcripts (1866-1869) F5 Mary Sibley- Miscellaneous F6 Mary Sibley- Images F7 George and Mary Sibley- Articles F8 George and Mary Sibley- Miscellaneous Transcripts (1806-1857) Mary Sibley: Remember These Things, Kathryn McCann Coker B0002 George and Mary Sibley Series F1 George Sibley- Images F2 George C. Sibley- Diary (1808-1811)- Transcripts, 1826 (photocopy) F3 George C. Sibley- Commonplace Papers –Transcripts (1820-1828) F4 George C. Sibley- Commonplace Papers –Transcripts (1833-1843) F5 George C. Sibley- Commonplace Papers –Transcripts (1843-1844) F6 George C. Sibley- Commonplace Papers –Transcripts (1845-1846) F7 George C. Sibley- Commonplace Papers –Transcripts (1847-1848) F8 George C. Sibley- Commonplace Papers –Transcripts (1851-1856) F9 George C. Sibley- Commonplace Papers –Transcripts (1856) F10 George C. Sibley- Miscellaneous B0003 George and Mary Sibley Series F1 George C. Sibley- Factory System (1802-1822) F2 George C. Sibley- Mexican Road Commission (1825) F3 George C. Sibley- Mexican Road Commission (1826) F4 George C. Sibley- Mexican Road Commission (1827) F5 George C. Sibley- Mexican Road Commission (1828-1831) F6 George C. Sibley- Mexican Road Commission (1832-1833) F7 George C. Sibley- Mexican Road Commission (1834,1836, n.d.) F8 Sibley Genealogy (1811-1958) B0004 George and Mary Sibley Series F1 George C. Sibley- Correspondence (1804-1824)-Transcripts F2 George C. Sibley- Correspondence (1824-1826)-Transcripts F3 George C. Sibley- Correspondence (1827-1831)-Transcripts F4 George C. Sibley- Correspondence (1832-1839)-Transcripts F5 George C. Sibley- Correspondence (1840-1859)- Transcripts F6 George and Mary Sibley-Articles and References F7 Articles and Academic Papers about the Sibleys F8 Research on the Sibleys B0005 George and Mary Sibley Series F1 John Sibley- Diaries (1800-1814)- Transcripts F2 John Sibley- Commonplace Papers –Transcripts (1808-1814) F3 John Sibley- Correspondence (1803-1832)- Transcripts F4 John Sibley- Miscellaneous F5 Rufus Easton (1805-2000) F6 Rufus Easton- Whitepaper by Dennis J. Hahn (2000) For Which We Stand: The Life and Papers of Rufus Easton (1990), Bruce Campbell Adamson. F7 Sibley Ghost (1958-1994) F8 Sibley Genealogy, Coat of Arms F9 George Sibley vs. Ellen Lorr –Missouri Territory Supreme Court Case (1813) F9.2 Francis Bone, Ellen Bone (nee Lorr), his wife vs. George Sibley (1817) F10 George Sibley religious thoughts journal (c1840s) F11 George Sibley- St. Charles/American Bible Society (1840-1845) F12 Fort Osage (1940-1994) B0006 George and Mary Sibley Series F1 Robert Easton (1987-2011) F2 Easton Family F3 Bruce Campbell Adamson- Easton Family Research (1987-1993) F4 Elizabeth Ott-Alton Easton Letters (1847-1848)(photocopies) F5 George Sibley vs. Robert Hood (1828) F6 George Sibley Commonplace Book #6 (Jan. 1849-Dec.1850) 2014 EdD dissertation by Julie Beard- Evidence of Leadership Compentencies in the Journal of Mary Easton Sibley, a Pioneering 19th CenturyWomen's College Founder B0007 George and Mary Sibley Series Lindenwood Collection and Sibley Collection (at Missouri History Museum) Transcripts (1800-1827) B0008 George and Mary Sibley Series Lindenwood Collection and Sibley Collection (at Missouri History Museum) Transcripts (1827- ) B0010 Lindenwood History F1 General Information (1839-1969) F2 General Information (c1940-1998) F3 General Information (1969-1996, undated) F4 General Information (1997- ) F5 Samuel Watson vs. Robert Farris Court Case (1867-1869) F6 Lindenwood College vs. French Strother (1869-1870) F7 Football Cardinals (1975-1981) F8 St. Louis Gamblers Football (National Professional Football League, Minor League Football System)(Also known as Riverfront Gamblers and St. Louis Twisters)(1988-1990, undated) B0011 Lindenwood History F1 Political Activities at Lindenwood (1968-1986) F2 Underground Newsletters, Protests and Ephemera (1967- ), LindenLeaks (2012-2013) F3 Student Correspondence (Julia Bernard Strong, Mary Ann Garrett Stine, Aurelia McDearmon, Laura Miller Maclay, Chauncey Family, Marion and Laura Tunstall, [Missouri Julian?], Margaret Shelton, Frances Potter, Alma Mabrey, Emma Youngs, Oneta Ada Kelley, Mrs. Evalyne Grand) Common Place Book-Helen Milford [student](1974-1975) F4 Letters in the [Evans] Student Commons Time Capsule (2010) (To be opened in 2085) F5 St. Louis Chamber of Commerce- Good Will Tour (1926, 1927) F6 St. Louis Chamber of Commerce- Good Will Tour (1928, 1929) F7 Lindenwood-Soviet Union Student Exchange Program (1987-1991) Fox Horn Stables [financial notebook](1971-1974) F8 Lindenwood Songs (1845-1926) B0012 Lindenwood History F1 Founders Day (1906-1979) F2 Tuition (1839-1998) F3 Lindenwood Village (1984-1988) F4 1827 Foundation/P.R.I.D.E. (1988-1989) F5 St. Charles Committee for Community Support [of Lindenwood](1965-1979) F6 Pork for Tuition (2002-2003) F7 Pianos (1942-2008) F8 Lindenwood Stationary (1893- ) F9 Arbor Day (1908-1939), Trees (1966- ) F10 Father-Daughter Banquet/ Fathers Club (1964-1970) B0013 Lindenwood History F1 Ginkgo Day (1986-1988) F2 S.S. Lindenwood Victory (1945-1994) F3 Women’s Association for the Lindenwood Community (W.A.L.C.)(1975-1977) F4 Rose Marie Ahee- Lindenwood Correspondence (1964-1965) F5 Christmas at Lindenwood (1916-1997) F6 Lindenwood Name Change (1997) F7 Lindenwood War Activities (1917-1946) (air raid, tunnels) F8 Arabel Wycoff Johnson Collection (1861-2000) F9 Swings (1924-2001) F10 Thanksgiving (1886-1943) F11 Panama-Pacific Exposition (1914-1915) F12 Mini-bus (1969-1970) Memorial Tablet for Early Presidents Plaque (1929) B0014 Lindenwood History F1 Margaret Perry Collection (c1932) F2 Ella Ustick Collection (1880-1883), Helen Crider Collection (1937-1939) F3 Annie Forbes- Lindenwood Autograph Book (1883) F4 The Abstract of the Development of the Lindenwood College Volunteer Survey -Glenda Dawn Raef Schaefer (c1988) F5 1870s Era Diary of a Lindenwood Student F6 Sibley Day (2009-2015) F7 St. Louis Regional Growth Association (2000-2007) F8 American Humanics (1995-2002) F9 Council of Independent Colleges (1991-1997) F10 National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities (2003-2004) F11 Lindenwood University and Parks College (2001-2002) F12 American Council on Education (1993-2001) B0015 Lindenwood History F1 Miscellaneous Lindenwood History (Antique Auto Show, Sun Dial, Summit 2000, Presidential Searches, Lindenwood University/University of Columbia Agreement, Guest Weekend, Hall of Fame (non-sport), Class Day, Early College Start Program, Single Mother’s Program, Campus Accesibility for Disabled/Handicapped, Wenshan University, China, Red Cross, Sibley bell) F2 Martha & Laura Maclay (1892-1983) F3 Colloquium (1982-1996) F4 Campus Maps (1893- ) F5 Miscellaneous Lindenwood History (Sacred Music Institute, King of the Campus, Blood Drive,YMCA, Organizational Charts) F6 Miriam Kennedy Weisell Collection (c1917-1920) F7 Evelyn Hornback diary (LU student, 1909-1910) F8 LU Confessions (2013-2015) F9 Lindenwood Act of Incorporation (1853) Lindenwood University, Gilbert Arizona Proposal (2014) Summit 2000 (1996) Journal of Hattie Belle Ringen (1890-1891) Assorted Lindenwood Tie Pins (c1980s-2007) B0016 Lindenwood History F1 Lindenwood Financial Crisis, Proposed sale/merger to the University of Missouri-St. Louis, Proposed merger with Maryville College, Proposed sale to the St. Charles County Community College (1986- 1987) F2 Lindenwood Financial Crisis, Proposed sale/merger to the University of Missouri-St. Louis, Proposed merger with Maryville College, Proposed sale to the St. Charles County Community College (1988-1989) F3 Lindenwood/University of Missouri-St.Louis (UMSL) cooperation (1983) F4 Lindenwood Logos & Stickers (c1920s-1984) F5 Lindenwood History-1976 Narrative F6 Lindenwood Incorporation/Charter/Fictitious Names (1853- ) B0017 Lindenwood History F1 Grace Miller Photo Album (c1909) F2 Katherine Morton Nelson Collection (1933-1988), Orlene Campbell Sutton collection (1941,2013), Sallie Van Buren Pennybacker (1940-1941), Mary Jane Pointer (1837), Margi Bassnett Burtin (1961), Julia Louise Palmer (1920s) F3 Miscellaneous Lindenwood History (Junior Miss Beauty Pageant, Town Hall Meetings, Society of Families, Special Olympics, National Center for the Study of American Culture & Values, Linden Leaf movie, Lindenwood Collector Plates, School colors) F4 A Cross Between Controversy (2011-2012) F5 Volunteer 5 Awards (1994-1998) B0018 Lindenwood History F1 Lindenwood-Presbyterian Church Relations (1956-1995) F2 Lindenwood-Presbyterian Church Relations (1994-1999) F3 Lindenwood-Presbyterian Church Relations (2000-2004) F4 Lindenwood-Presbyterian Church Relations, Synod of Mid-America (1952-1983) F5 Lindenwood-Presbyterian Church Relations, Synod of Mid-America (1984-1997) B0020 Sibley Journals Photocopy of George Sibley’s Private letters Jan-Nov 1810 Original of George Sibley’s Private letters Jan-Nov 1810 George Sibley Commonplace Book
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    MISSOURI HISTORICAL REVI EW. CONTENTS Howard High School, The Outstanding Pioneer Coeducational High School in Missouri Dorothy B. Dorsey Cadet Chouteau, An Identification John Francis McDermott Plank Roads in Missouri North Todd Gentry The Career of James Proctor Knott in Missouri Edwin W. Mills Missouriana Historical Notes and Comments Missouri History Not Found in Textbooks 5TATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY of MISSOURI VOL. XXXI APRIL, 1937 No. S OFFICERS OF THE STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF MISSOURI, 1935-1938 •GEORGE A. MAHAN, Hannibal, President. ALLEN McREYNOLDS, Carthage, First Vice-President. WALTER B. STEVENS, St. Louis, Second Vice-President. C. H. McCLURE, Kirksville, Third Vice-President. MARION C. EARLY, St. Louis, Fourth Vice-President. B. M. LITTLE, Lexington, Fifth Vice-President. JOHN T. BARKER, Kansas City, Sixth Vice-President. R. B. PRICE, Columbia, Treasurer. FLOYD C. SHOEMAKER, Secretary and Librarian. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Term Expires at Annual Meeting, 1937 C. P. DORSEY, Cameron. WM. R. PAINTER, Carrollton. EUGENE FAIR, Kirksville. W. J. SEWALL, Carthage. THEODORE GARY, Kansas City. H. S. STURGIS, Neosho. HENRY J. HASKELL, Kansas City. JONAS VILES, Columbia. L. M. WHITE, Mexico. Term Expires at Annual Meeting, 1938 T. H. B. DUNNEGAN, Bolivar. *JOHN ROTHENSTEINER, BEN L. EMMONS, St. Charles. St. Louis. STEPHEN B. HUNTER, E. E. SWAIN, Kirksville. Cape Girardeau. CHAS. H. WHITAKER, Clinton. ISIDOR LOEB, St. Louis. ROY D. WILLIAMS, Boonville. Term Expires at Annual Meeting, 1939 WILSON BELL, Potosi. JUSTUS R. MOLL, Springfield. CHARLES B. DAVIS, St. Louis. ELMER N. POWELL, FORREST C. DONNELL, St. Louis. Kansas City. ELMER O. JONES, LaPIata. WM. SOUTHERN, Jr., HENRY KRUG, Jr^, St.