RLP 145: Missouri Repositories

The Research Like a Pro Genealogy Podcast

Today's episode of Research Like a Pro is about exploring the major state repositories for Missouri research. We discuss some of the major record collections at the Missouri State Archives, the Missouri Historical Society, and State Historical Society of Missouri. We look at the Missouri Digital Heritage website and offerings there as well. If you have any ancestors who could have lived in Missouri or passed through on their way west or south, you’ll want to know about these repositories.

Links

Research in Missouri: The Repositories - by Diana at Family Locket

https://www.sos.mo.gov/archives - Missouri State Archives

Missouri Digital Heritage - collaboration site between the Archives and State Library

Land Patent Series Descriptions - at the Missouri Digital Heritage website - includes description of the swamp land patents

https://mohistory.org/society - Missouri Historical Society (St. Louis)

https://shsmo.org/ - The State History Society of Missouri (Columbia and regional centers)

Deed Of Sale Signed Josiah E. Isenhour, A Member Of The Firm Of Horrell Gayle And Co. Of New Orleans, Agents Of Champ T. Stuart Of Powhatan, Arkansas, April 30, 1858 - at the Missouri Historical Society

Research Like a Pro eCourse

Study Group - more information and email list

Research Like a Pro: A Genealogist's Guide by Diana Elder with Nicole Dyer on Amazon.com

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