Accession Number: SC U:91
Location: RB-M
Dates: 1942-1963
Size: 1 regular Hollinger, 1 legal Hollinger; 0.63 cubic feet Creator/Collector: Unknown
Acquisition info: Received from Joseph P. Logan
Accruals: No accruals expected
Custodial history: Unknown
Language: English
Processed by: Melissa Miller, November 2017
Conservation notes: No notes
Scope and Content: The collection contains pamphlets written by McCune Gill, President of the Title Guarantee Trust Company. Subjects of the pamphlets include St. Louis history, legal matters, insurance matters, and legal history.
Arrangement: Collection organized alphabetically by title of pamphlet Restrictions: No restrictions
Remarks: Many pamphlets have copies that are catalogued with locations in either the St. Louis Room or the Stacks.
November 2017 Rare Books and Special Collections Series: RB-M Acc. # SC U:91
McCune Gill Pamphlets 1942-1963 1 regular Hollinger, 1 legal Hollinger; 0.63 cubic feet
Box/Folder Description
1 Finding Aid
Index to Pamphlets
743 Tuxedo
810 Chestnut Street (2)
Abandonment of Equities
Abatement
Acknowledgments
Acts
Ager Limitatus (2)
Alien Property
Ancient Lawsuits
Attorneys’ Forms for Deeds Creating Co-Ownership in Real Estate
(4)
Avoiding Reversions
Babylonian Deeds
Before St. Louis (2)
Biblical Real Estate
Blackstone (2)
Business Maxims (2)
Chouteau’s Pond (2)
Camp Jackson (2)
Can the Trustee in a Deed of Trust Control the Writing of
Insurance?
Cardondelet
Certificates and Policies (3)
Charles Dickens in St. Louis (3)
Church Real Estate
Cicero (2)
Clayton
Closing Loans and Sales
Coke’s Reports
Commissions
Conduits of Title (3)
Co-Ownership of Real Estate (4)
Corporation Income Taxes
County Block Numbers
Courses and Distances (3)
Court Proceedings
Darby (2)
Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure
A Deed of Trust Dies in 20 Years (or 10 Years) after Its Original Maturity (2)
Deeds (3)
Delivery
Demosthenes
Demosthenes’ Surface Water Case
Do Not Surrender Your Deed of Trust Uncancelled Drawing Deeds (3)
The Dred Scott Case
Duden (2)
Early Pictures of St. Louis, No. 1 (2)
Early Pictures of St. Louis, No. 2
Early St. Louis Bankers (3)
Early St. Louis Lawyers (3)
Early St. Louis Manufacturers (3)
Early St. Louis Transportation (3)
Early St. Louis Women (2)
The Earth Abideth Forever
Egyptian Deeds (2)
English Deeds
The Epic of St. Louis, An Original Poem
Escrows
Estoppel (2)
Final Settlement (2)
Fixtures
Florissant (2)
Foreign Corporations
Forms for Deeds Creating Co-Ownership in Real Estate The German Civil Code
Gesangvereins (2)
Get a Title Whenever You Draw a Deed or Contract Goethe (2)
Grand and Gravois (3)
Grant, Bargain, Sell (2)
Greek Deeds (2)
Guide to St. Louis’ Historic Places
Hammurabi
Historical Questions and Answers
Homestead
How Not to Bring a Partition Suit
How Not to Write a Will
How St. Louis Began (2)
Humor (2)
The Hundred Year Club (2)
A Hundred Years of Title Information (2)
Implied Remainders (3)
Implied Warranty
Income Tax Escrows (2)
Institutes, Part One (2)
Institutes, Part Two (2)
Institutes, Part Three (2)
Institutes, Part Four (2)
Is It Safe to Take an Old Deed of Trust as Collateral? Islands (2)
Jefferson Barracks (3)
Jefferson National-Expansion Memorial Plaza (2) Jennings
Jenny Lind (3)
Judgments, Lien
Justice Wanted to Know
Justinian
Kingshighway and Lindell (2)
Kirkwood (2)
Laclede (2)
Ladue (2)
Lafayette (2)
Lapse of Devises and Legacies (2)
Lawyer Poets
Lawyers Should Have Their Clients’ Titles Examined Lee and Grant
Leffingwell (3)
Lord and Lady Stokes
Magna Charta (2)
Maplewood (3)
Mark Twain in St. Louis
A Married Woman’s Conveyance Without Her Husband (2) The Mayors of St. Louis (2)
Missing Persons (2)
Missouri Cases on Precatory Trust
The Missouri Decisions on Virtual Representation Modification of Contracts
More Humor
Mortgage Agents and Fire Insurance
Mortgages in Ancient Countries
The Mound City (3)
Mullanphy (3)
Murders and Common Disasters
Negotiability of Deeds of Trust (3)
Norther St. Louis County (3)
Notaries (2)
The Old Cathedral (2)
An Old Warranty Deed
One Missouri (2)
Open End Mortgages
Outline of Missouri Real Property Law (4)
Parliamentary Law (2)
Parties to Will Contest (2)
Perpetuities (2)
Peck’s Trial (3)
Pension Fund Trusts
Per Capita or Per Stirpes
Pine Lawn (3)
Policy Provisions (2)
Possession as Notice
Precatory Trusts (2)
Prepaymnet Privileges
Primary Disposal of the Soil
Printed Forms
Priority of Mechanics’ Liens over a Construction Mortgage Priority of Repair Liens over a Previous Mortgage A Professor Looks at Title Insurance (2)
Quarantine (2)
Recent Commission Decisions
Recent Tax Title Decisions
Recent Title Decisions, No. 4
Recent Title Decisions, No. 5
Recent Title Decisions, No. 6
Recent Title Decisions, No. 7
Recent Title Decisions, No. 8
Recent Title Decisions, No. 9
Recent Title Decisions, No. 10
Recent Title Decisions, No. 11
Recent Title Decisions, No. 12
Recent Title Decisions, No. 13
Recent Title Decisions, No. 14
Recent Title Decisions, No. 15
Recent Title Decisions, No. 16
Recent Title Decisions, No. 17
Recent Title Decisions, No. 18
Recent Title Decisions, No. 19
Recent Title Decisions, No. 20
Recent Title Decisions, No. 21
Recent Title Decisions, No. 22
Recent Title Decisions, No. 23
Recent Title Decisions, No. 24
Reforming Heirs of Body
Remainder to a Person “or” His Heirs (3)
Remainders to Surviving Children
Restraints on Alienation (2)
Restrictions (2)
Reversions
Revival of Junior Mortgages
Riverfront Property
Roman Deeds (2)
The Rule in Bingham’s Case
The Rule in Wild’s Case
2 Saint Louis
St. Louis Architecture (2)
St. Louis Chronology (2)
St. Louis Duels (2)
St. Louis in 1821 (2)
St. Louis in 1849
St. Louis in 1875 (2)
St. Louis in 1893
St. Patrick’s Laws (2)
Schedule of Title Insurance Charges
Selling Title Insurance
Shifting Executory Interests
So You’re Going to Buy Some Real Estate (3)
Soldiers and Sailors and Their Real Estate (2)
Stamps (3)
The Statute of Frauds
The Statute of Uses (2)
The Story of the Rule Against Perpetuities (3)
Strawmen
Street Names (3)
Streets (2)
Streets of St. Louis
Streets, Vacation, Conveyance (3)
Suggested Changes in the Missouri Law of Real Property
Sundays and Holidays (2)
Supreme Courts Advocate Title Insurance
Surface Waters (2)
Surplus and Deficiency of Ground
Survey 378
Surveys (2)
The Talmud
Tax Titles
Ten Thousand a Year (2)
Testamentary Deeds
Title Examiner’s Handbook (2)
Title Standards
Titles for Leases
To Have and to Hold
The Treasure Farm
A Trustee, Receiver, Executor or administrator Should Have His Title to Real Estate in the Trust or Estate Examined
Twelfth and Olive (3)
The Twelve Tables
Turnvereins (2)
Unconditional and Sole Ownership
University City (3)
Verses About Titles
Virtual Representation (2)
Void Judicial Sales (2)
Walls
Webster Groves (3)
Wellston (3)
Westliche Post (3)
What Is Title?
What Remains (2)
When Is a Deed of Trust Barred by the Statutes of Limitations? When Life Tenant Is Also Heir (3)
When the Mortgagor Dies (3)
When the Owner Dies
Who Owns the Streets?
Who Should Get Title Insurance, Why and From Whom
The Will of George Washington, Deceased (2)
Will Good in Any State
Wills
Wills of Famous People
With the Will Annexed (2)
