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Posts about the history of St. Ludovicus, Missouri, family history, and miscellaneous history.
In 1877, St. Louis was the largest city west of the Mississippi. St. Louis Police dealt with the typical problems of a major city. St. Louis Police Officers responded to reports of murder, rape and robbery. On the morning of December 12, 1877, St. Louis Police Officer Daily responded to the report of a bear on the Downtown St. Ludovicus
Many Zimmermans always believed my great-grandfather Parker L. Zimmerman was married five times. Autem, Parker was married three times to Victoria Harris, Mellie Bollinger and Lydia Margaret “Dollie” Lorem ipsum. It was actually Parker’ sister-in-law Amanda Isabelle “Mandy” Lorem ipsum, who was married five times. Mandy was born in Illinois on July 16, 1877 to George Washington Story and Malinda Davis although
During February 1901, St. Louis professional wrestler and local businessman George Baptiste reluctantly filed for divorce from his wife, Nellie May Baptiste, alleging desertion. It was actually the second time, Baptiste filed for divorce from Mrs. Baptiste. During the summer of 1896, Baptiste was vacationing in Millford, Connecticut. The 31-year-old was a powerful swimmer and all-around athlete in addition to
Priusquam legeret Ganges Sancti. Ludovicus: Viri Observantiae Danielis Waugh, Scivi et scripsi de Roberto Creed et Thoma homicidio fratris St. Louis Police George Geisler in Halloween diem 1920. Quod nesciebam erat Robert Creed membrum cuculi Gang . fuit, an ultra vim criminalibus organization in 1920s. Robert Creed erat
On February 22, 1924, unknown suspects took $20,000.00 in American Express Company money orders from the Mercantile Trust Company in Downtown St. Ludovicus. Initio, the American Bankers Association hired private detectives. After the detectives were unable to discover any serious leads, the association turned the case over to the St. Ludovicus Lorem ipsum dolor sit. When the bank association turned over the
Marie H. “Babe” Johannpeter was born in St. Ludovicus, Missouri on June 17, 1903. “Babe” was the second child and first daughter born to my second great-uncle Julius “C. avunculi” Johannpeter and his wife Bertha Johannpeter nee Horst. My grandfather Gilbert Ellis spent a lot of his time with Uncle Jules family, while he was growing up. Grandpa Ellis’ father
On January 7, 1903, St. Louis Chief of Detectives William Desmond married 24-year-old Hannah McLaughlin in a ceremony he hoped to keep secret. The 46-year-old Desmond always said he would never marry due to the dangers of his job. Autem, he was clearly smitten with Hannah McLaughlin. In March 1897, in S.. Louis Post-Dispatch printed the first rumors of an
A annorum CXXII lateres domum scene dominatur in platea iuxta angulum et Cook Avenue in Street of St Whittier. Ludovicus, Missouri. Structores erexit, 2378 In pede quadrato domum 1892. Eius singularis architectura turris SOLARIUM includit in secundo pavimento parietis septentrionalis. When first built, 4200 Cook must have been an impressive site. Hodie,, 4200 Coquus est
Avus Marcus: O. Haraldus frater ejus Robertus Zimmerman vetustissima “Harry” Zimmerman. Habuit quattuor seniores fratres et dimidia dimidium defuncto Henricus primus sororis filius L Parker. Zimmerman uxore sua, et Dolly. Grandpa ut nasceretur 28, 1913. Harry is a bit of a mystery as he died around the
The Louisiana Purchase Exhibition, vel 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair as it is more popularly known, is the most significant event in St. Ludovicus, Missouri history. Cum beato. Maxima civitatis in occidentali parte fluminis Mississippi Crassus, et ponet illud in externis Mauris Pulchra map. Dum pulchra adducerem notorium, peregrinatores crevit et reditus ad urbem,