Kirksville (Mo.)
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 54 Collections and/or Records:
United States Army Kirksville (Missouri) Recruiting Station Enlistment Records
Collection
Identifier: Musdp U1
Scope and Contents
Enlistment forms completed by the United States Army Recruiting Officer from information provided by prospective soldiers who enrolled at the Kirksville Recruiting Station during World War I. There are two types of forms included in this collection, an enlistment record and what appears to be the record of the recruit's physical exam; neither form is labeled and there are different versions of each. None of the versions asks for exactly the same set of personal information, but common to all...
Dates:
1916-1918
White Sisters School Records and Photograph Album
Collection
Identifier: MS W2
Scope and Contents
Academic Records for Mildred Genevieve (White) McKim (Class of 1922) and Marian Kathleen White (Class of 1928) graduates of Northeast Missouri State Teachers College (NMSTC, now Truman State University); collection also includes Mildred's album of school and family photos.
Dates:
bulk 1918-1928.
Willard Family Diary, Scrapbooks and Photo Album
Collection
Identifier: MS W6
Scope and Contents
Civil War diary of Lewis A. Willard, who settled in Kirksville, Missouri, and scrapbooks about his son Arthur Lee Willard, a Vice Admiral in the U.S. Navy. Lewis' daughter and Arthur's half sister, Louise Willard, was married to P.O. Selby, who curated six scrapbooks with ephemera from Vice Admiral Willard's life, including his graduation certificates, articles about his military success, and letters between him and his father, along with other family and friends. Lewis A. Willard fought...
Dates:
1861-1935
Willis J. Bray Papers
Collection
Identifier: MS B5
Scope and Contents
A collection of 60 articles, addresses and essays, by Willis J. Bray (1884-1961). The collection contains a mix of rough drafts, finished typescripts, and published versions of Dr. Bray's works. Topics covered include general education, chemistry, Masonry, religion, family and patriotism.
Dates:
1915-1961