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Washington University in St. Louis

Finding-Aid for the Theodore C. Link Family Papers (WTU00069)

Finding aid prepared by:
Special Collections Staff

Summary Information

Title: Theodore C. Link Family Papers
Creator: Link, Theodore C.,1850-1923, American attorney
Call number: WTU00069
Language: English

Access and Use:

Source:

Gift of John P. Roberts.

Access Restrictions:

Open.

Use Restriction:

None.

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All publication not covered by fair use restricted to those who have permission of the copyright holder.

Processing Information:

Processed by Washington University Department Special Collections Staff.

Collection Scope and Content Note

Scope and Contents Note

The collection consists of correspondence, business and legal documents and miscellaneous items. The earliest papers relate to the activities of Robert Wash, 1790-1856, St. Louis lawyer and landowner, particularly to his efforts to establish his right to land through New Madrid Claims. A middle group includes items concerning George W. Goode, 1815-1863, and his son Robert W. Goode, both St. Louis lawyers, and Sarpy Carr Cabanne, St. Louis businessman. Two smaller groups in the later years covered by the collection and including only a few items each include legal opinions by Leverett Bell, St. Louis lawyer, 5 items, and papers of the architectural firm of Link, Rosenheim & Ittner, St. Louis, ca. 25 items. A misc. section includes an unidentified photograph, clippings and advertisements, 6 items.

Contents List

		Title
box-folder   -/-		Papers 1809-1923 (731 items)    Scope: The collection consists of correspondence, business and legal documents and miscellaneous items. The earliest papers relate to the activities of Robert Wash, 1790-1856, St. Louis lawyer and landowner, particularly to his efforts to establish his right to land through New Madrid Claims. A middle group includes items concerning George W. Goode, 1815-1863, and his son Robert W. Goode, both St. Louis lawyers, and Sarpy Carr Cabanne, St. Louis businessman. Two smaller groups in the later years covered by the collection and including only a few items each include legal opinions by Leverett Bell, St. Louis lawyer, 5 items, and papers of the architectural firm of Link, Rosenheim & Ittner, St. Louis, ca. 25 items. A misc. section includes an unidentified photograph, clippings and advertisements, 6 items.