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Source: A Mournful Elegy on the Unfortunate Victims, Who Fell Sacrifices to the Ravages of That Fell Destroyer, the Asiatic Cholera, at the Gravois Coal Diggings, Near St. Louis, Mo., June and July, 1849 by John Russel, teacher in the doomed district.
Location: Special Collections / 808 / M561 / volume 1 / #8
Last Name:Easton
First Name:Robert
Age:9

Source: Program of the graduating exercises of the St. Louis High School Literary Society, June 7, 1894
Location: Schools Collection, Box 2, Archives
Last Name:Furth
First Name:Geo.

Source: The Annual McKinley High School Carnation, 1905-1925 (incomplete run). (This publication began as a student magazine and evolved into a yearbook.)
Location: St.L. / 379.17 / M21c
First Name:Alfred
Photograph:Yes
Last Name:Langenbach
Publication Date:1919
Page:15, 87
Source: The Annual McKinley High School Carnation, 1905-1925 (incomplete run). (This publication began as a student magazine and evolved into a yearbook.)
Location: St.L. / 379.17 / M21c
First Name:Frank
Photograph:Yes
Last Name:Leathers
Publication Date:1920
Page:55

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