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United States. Office of Indian Affairs. U.S. Office of Indian Affairs records, 1823.

Title: U.S. Office of Indian Affairs records, 1823.

This collection consists of a typescript copy of a letter (July 3, 1823) from Benjamin O'Fallon, Indian agent, to William Clark, Superintendent of Indian Affairs reporting the killing of Robert Jones, Michael Immel, and five other Missouri Fur Company employees by a party of Blackfeet Indians near the Yellowstone River. (SC 591)

ArchivalResource: .1 linear ft.

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Hempstead, Thomas. Promissory note, 1821.

Title: Promissory note, 1821.

Handwritten and signed promissory note, dated 8 Oct. 1821, and composed in St. Louis, Missouri. In the name of the Missouri Fur Company, Hempstead agrees to pay David Stone $18,834.62 by 1 June 1822.

ArchivalResource: 1 item (1 page).

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Hempstead, Thomas. Promissory notes, 1820.

Title: Promissory notes, 1820.

Handwritten and signed promissory notes, dated 15 Aug. 1820, and composed in St. Louis, Missouri. In the name of the Missouri Fur Company, Hempstead agrees to pay David Stone $17,940.66 and $8970.32 by 15 Aug. 1821.

ArchivalResource: 4 items (4 pages).

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Hempstead, Thomas. Thomas Hempstead letterbooks : ms., 1819-1823.

Title: Thomas Hempstead letterbooks : ms., 1819-1823.

Volume, 1819-1822, letters as Military Store Keeper, St. Louis; volume, 1821-1823, letters relating to the Missouri Fur Company.

ArchivalResource: Partial microfilm reel : positive.

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United States. Office of Indian Affairs. Central Superintendency. Records of the United States Superintendency of Indian Affairs, St. Louis, Mo., 1807-1855 (bulk 1829-1832, 1839-1855).

Title: Records of the United States Superintendency of Indian Affairs, St. Louis, Mo., 1807-1855 (bulk 1829-1832, 1839-1855).

Records of William Clark & other superintendents, agents, and sub agents, 1807-1855, including correspondence, accounts, journals, and other records of the Missouri (1812-21), St. Louis (1821-51) and Central (1851-55) superintendencies under the leadership of Superintendents Clark, Joshua Pilcher, David D. Mitchell, Thomas H. Harvey, and Alfred Cumming. The collection also includes records of the Missouri Fur Company, 1812-1817, of which Clark served as a director. Also known as the William Clark papers. Superintendency records include claims, 1807-1830; licenses & permits, 1813-1825; correspondence, 1813-1855; descriptions, 1815-1817; accounts, 1822-1853; journals, 1826-1835; field notes & plats of Indian lands, 1830-1836; treaties & agreements between the United States & various tribes, 1831-1838; correspondence registers, 1837-1839; and property returns, 1840-1853, of the Missouri, St. Louis, and Central superintendencies of Indian affairs. The records contain information on Indian relocation, treaties, the fur trade & fur companies, claims, Indian education, killings, roads, employees, meteorology, smallpox, steamboats, surveys, and trading posts. Indian agencies represented in the superintendency records include the Osage, Sac & Fox, St. Peters, Upper Missouri River, and others. Indian nations include the Arapaho, Arikara, Delaware, Fox, Illinois, Iowa, Kansa, Kickapoo, Mandan, Menominee, Omaha, Osage, Oto, Ottawa, Pawnee, Peoria, Piankashaw, Potawatomi, Sauk, Seneca, Shawnee, and Winnebago. Correspondents include Nicholas Boilvin, Henry C. Brish, P.L. Chouteau, William Clark, Alfred Cumming, Marmaduke S. Davenport, John Dougherty, Thomas Forsyth, Richard Graham, Thomas H. Harvey, John Francis Hamtramck, Augustin Kennerly, George H. Kennerly, James Latham, Alexander McNair, G. Maguire, Pierre Menard, D.D. Mitchell, Joshua Pilcher, Felix Saint Vrain, John F.A. Sanford, Benjamin O'Fallon, Lawrence Taliaferro, and Jefferson Van Horne. Missouri Fur Company records consist of articles of association, Jan. 24, 1812; records of the Board of Directors, 1812-1814; accounts, 1812-1814; and ledgers, 1812-1813, 1817.

ArchivalResource: Reference copies: 7 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.Originals: 34 v. + 1 oversize folder.

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Missouri Fur Company. Letter book, 1819-1823.

Title: Letter book, 1819-1823.

The letterbook is in two parts: 1821-23 letters of the Missouri Fur Company by acting partner Thomas Hempstead; and 1819-22 letters of United States Military Store by the storekeeper Thomas Hempstead. The Missouri Fur Company letters are to acting partner Joshua Pilcher, Charles Billon, Louis Bompart, O. N. Bostwick, J. C. Calhoun, Henry Clay, James Monroe, Andrew Woods, and others. The military storekeeper's letters are to George Gibson, Commissary General of Subsistence at Washington, and others.

ArchivalResource: 151 p.; 33 cm.

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United States. Office of Indian Affairs. St. Louis Superintendency Field. United States, Office of Indian Affairs, St. Louis Superintendency Field records, 1807-1855.

Title: United States, Office of Indian Affairs, St. Louis Superintendency Field records, 1807-1855.

These superintendency records, sometimes called the William Clark papers, include record copies of letters sent and received, accounts and other fiscal records relating to the superintendency and various agents and subagents, many miscellaneous records, an office diary kept for William Clark, 1826-1831, and two record books of the Missouri Fur Company, 1812-1817. Some of the records antedate the organization as such of the St. Louis Superintendency in 1822, and others extend beyond Clark's own death in 1838. Letters received are mainly for the periods 1830-1832, 1839-1846; letters sent for the periods 1829-1832, 1839-1855, reflecting the superintendencies of Clark, Joshua Pilcher, David D. Mitchell, Thomas H. Harvey, and Alfred Cumming. (Cont.) During most of this period the jurisdiction of the St. Louis Superintendency extended over the upper Mississippi and the entire Missouri River Valley.

ArchivalResource: 33 v.

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William Clark papers [microform]., 1957.

Title: William Clark papers [microform]. 1957.

Microfilm reproduction of 28 volumes (nos. 1-13, 17-29, 31-32) containing records (1807-1855) of William Clark and other superintendents of Indian affairs, Indian agents, and sub-agents of the Louisiana Territory and the Missouri, St. Louis, and Central superintendencies of the United States Office of Indian Affairs during Clark's tenure as superintendent (1807-1838) and the tenures of others thereafter. The collection also includes two volumes (nos. 30, 33) of records (1812-1814, 1817) of the Missouri Fur Company, of which Clark was president of the board of directors.

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United States. Office of Indian Affairs. Central Superintendency. United States, Office of Indian Affairs, Central Superintendency, collection, 1807-1855 (bulk 1829-1832, 1839-1855).

Title: United States, Office of Indian Affairs, Central Superintendency, collection, 1807-1855 (bulk 1829-1832, 1839-1855).

Records of William Clark & other superintendents, agents, and sub agents, 1807-1855, including correspondence, accounts, journals, and other records of the Missouri (1812-21), St. Louis (1821-51) and Central (1851-55) superintendencies under the leadership of Superintendents Clark, Joshua Pilcher, David D. Mitchell, Thomas H. Harvey, and Alfred Cumming. The collection also includes records of the Missouri Fur Company, 1812-1817, of which Clark served as a director. Also known as the William Clark papers. Superintendency records include claims, 1807-1830; licenses & permits, 1813-1825; correspondence, 1813-1855; descriptions, 1815-1817; accounts, 1822-1853; journals, 1826-1835; field notes & plats of Indian lands, 1830-1836; treaties & agreements between the United States & various tribes, 1831-1838; correspondence registers, 1837-1839; and property returns, 1840-1853, of the Missouri, St. Louis, and Central Superintendencies of Indian Affairs. The records contain information on Indian relocation, treaties, the fur trade & fur companies, claims, Indian education, killings, roads, employees, meteorology, smallpox, steamboats, surveys, and trading posts. Indian agencies represented in the superintendency records include the Osage, Sac & Fox, St. Peters, Upper Missouri River, and others. Indian nations include the Arapaho, Arikara, Delaware, Fox, Illinois, Iowa, Kansa, Kickapoo, Mandan, Menominee, Omaha, Osage, Oto, Ottawa, Pawnee, Peoria, Piankashaw, Potawatomi, Sauk, Seneca, Shawnee, and Winnebago. Correspondents include Nicholas Boilvin, Henry C. Brish, P.L. Chouteau, William Clark, Alfred Cumming, Marmaduke S. Davenport, John Dougherty, Thomas Forsyth, Richard Graham, Thomas H. Harvey, John Francis Hamtramck, Augustin Kennerly, George H. Kennerly, James Latham, Alexander McNair, G. Maguire, Pierre Menard, D.D. Mitchell, Joshua Pilcher, Felix Saint Vrain, John F.A. Sanford, Benjamin O'Fallon, Lawrence Taliaferro, and Jefferson Van Horne. Missouri Fur Company records consist of articles of association, Jan. 24, 1812; records of the Board of Directors, 1812-1814; accounts, 1812-1814; and ledgers, 1812-1813, 1817.

ArchivalResource: Originals: 34 v. + 1 oversize folder.Typescripts: 16 v. in 28 (6 v. in 13 are carbon copies)Microfilm: 7 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.

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Missouri. Circuit Court (Saint Louis County). Depositions of William [Thomas] Hempstead and Joshua Pilcher, 1824.

Title: Depositions of William [Thomas] Hempstead and Joshua Pilcher, 1824.

Depositions in a case, Stone, Bellows and Bostwick vs. Lisa and Hempstead, to foreclose an obligation against the estate of Manuel Lisa, a partner in the Missouri Fur Company, St. Louis. (William Hempstead is name used in title on first page, Thomas Hempstead as name used throughout rest of depositions.).

ArchivalResource: 10 p.

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Lisa, Manuel, 1772-1820. Will, 1820.

Title: Will, 1820.

Handwritten last will and testament, dated 5 Sept. 1821, and composed in St. Louis, Missouri. Also included is an indenture of Manuel's wife, Mary Lisa, after the death of her husband to receive funds borrowed by the Missouri Fur Company.

ArchivalResource: 2 items (10 pages).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122638699 View