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St. Louis Memories (Updated 11/10/2021)

As many of you know, on April 4, 2001, I posted a few memories I had of growing up in St. Louis. I received so many great replies that I thought I'd post some of them here. (Newest ones are posted at the bottom). This is by far the most viewed website of all the 300+ websites that make up "Genealogy in St. Louis".

Early St. Louis Photographers (Updated 7/13/2021)

A list of over 1500 early St. Louis photography studios (with their varying addresses and dates of operation) that might help date some of your family portraits. A major portion of this information comes from Tracy Lewis in Anchorage, Alaska. Thanks Tracy. Almost all the information in this list comes from City Directories or actual dated photographs. One of the latest additions is an excerpt from the 1899 Encyclopedia of St. Louis by Hyde concerning the photography industry in St. Louis at that time.

Surnames being researched with St. Louis roots (Updated 6/8/2021)

Contains both personal Web site links and E-Mail addresses of people with a St. Louis connection. By the way, newest entries are added at the bottom.

Early (pre 1900) St. Louis Places of Worship (Updated 5/8/2021)

A little background on more than 450 pre-1900 churches, synagogues, chapels, and missions in the St. Louis metro area. Current update concerns Eight Street Methodist Episcopal Church

The German word collocations by Mikhail Bragin (Updated 7/21/2020)

A while back I received a marvelous tool for anyone that has ever had to translate German documents. His approach is unique in that he uses German phrases that are commonly used in German records. He offers this document free of charge (but he does have a way to thank him for his 3 year effort via PayPal (which I used)). Give it a try.

Obits in St. Louis during the month of April 2020 (Updated 4/21/2020)

Intake records from 1876 for the Social Evil/Female Hospital (Updated 10/27/2019)

Link to the Jefferson County Missouri Heritage & Historical Society website (Updated 10/7/2018)

This is the new URL that the Jefferson County Missouri Heritage & Historical Society recently unveiled.

"Genealogy in St. Louis" Database (Updated 8/11/2018)

One of my pet projects the last few years is the creation of a genealogical database in which everyone included is somehow related to St. Louis. In addition to my own personal and professional research I've entered data into a Legacy 9 database from the following sources: