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Bill of sale for purchase of male enslaved person, Peach, by Henry Shaw in 1828. Back of document, states he was also known as Peter and added pencilled note states that he is deceased. See also PHO2020-0027.
1828 |
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Deed of trust and notice of affidavit of trustees sale of property belonging to John and Mary Meachum.
1842 |
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Deed of trust and notice of affidavit of trustees sale of property belonging to John and Mary Meachum.
1842 |
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Deed of trust and notice of affidavit of trustees sale of property belonging to John and Mary Meachum. Page 1.
1842 |
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Deed of trust and notice of affidavit of trustees sale of property belonging to John and Mary Meachum. Page 2
1842 |
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Deed of trust and notice of affidavit of trustees sale of property belonging to John and Mary Meachum. Page 3.
1842 |
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Deed of trust and notice of affidavit of trustees sale of property belonging to John and Mary Meachum.Back of document.
1842 |
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Topographical map of the Arboretum (Gray Summit) from 1926.
1926 |
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Preliminary plan for the Arboretum (Gray Summit) that shows features never constructed. Due to the detrimental effects of smoke pollution on plants, the Garden briefly considered relocating from the city to Gray Summit, Missouri.
1926 |
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Medical bill for care of Henry Shaw and his enslaved persons at Tower Grove in 1860 by Dr. Thomas O'Reilly.
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