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Farms -- Missouri

 Subject
Subject Source: Local sources

Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:

Wayne Cryts Collection

 Collection
Identifier: P1320
Scope and Contents The Wayne Cryts Collection contains photographs, slides, and digital photographs documenting Wayne and Sandy Cryts' work to advocate for family farmers, particularly through their involvement with the American Agriculture Movement.The bulk of the collection consists of photos related to Wayne Cryts' 1981 raid on the Ristine grain elevator to reclaim his soybeans after the elevator company went bankrupt. These photos show the raid itself, as well as Cryts' mugshot and his meeting...
Dates: 1978-ca. 2006

Willard P. Hall Papers

 Collection
Identifier: A0642
Scope and Contents

The collection contains primarily letters of Hall family members to family in Virginia and Missouri discussing family news, farming, their enslaved labor, their legal and political careers, the Mexican-American War, the California Gold Rush, and the John Brown raid on Harpers Ferry. Correspondents include Willard P. Hall and wife Anne E. Richardson Hall, mother Statira Hall, and siblings William A. Hall, George H. Hall, Mary Hall, and Anna Hall.

Dates: 1841-1869

Mayer Family Papers

 Collection
Identifier: A0999
Scope and Contents The Mayer Family Papers consist of the correspondence of Flora Byrne to Mrs. Charles F. Mayer. Describes her life and family at Byrnham Wood in Clark County near Winchester, Missouri. Includes correspondence from various members of the family in Baltimore, Maryland. The letters contain many sidelights on the state of development in that day, mention well-known characters, and show the facilities for transportation between the Atlantic seaboard and St. Louis. The latest...
Dates: 1839-1861