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156:" on February 21, 1876. Three shafts were sunk during 1876 and 1877 and a new mill was built. In 1886, a fire destroyed the concentrating mill plant and damaged the rest of surface plant of the Desloge Lead Company. Rather than rebuild, Desloge II sold the firm to the St. Joseph Lead Company. In 1887, the land was cleared and company houses for his staff were constructed at the location which became known as Deslogetown: present-day
587:) called "The History of the Desloge Family in America" "one of the most serious and major contributions on the subject…a foundation of work for thousands of academics and historians", in his foreword to 2012 "Desloge Chronicles". Missouri History Museum, Research and Reference Building, St. Louis, Missouri.
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at the hospital. Desloge II willed his original 47 acres of his hand-dug pits of the original lead mining operations and the deeply rutted wagon tracks on a property in
Washington County. The family then donated this land for a park, today named Firmin Desloge Park, and dedicated it to the mining
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Desloge Consolidated Lead Company moved its corporate offices from Desloge, Missouri, to the Rialto Building in downtown St. Louis. While "St. Louis, with its French ancestry, has been noted as a fur capital, more money passed through St. Louis as a result of the lead business in
183:) from St. Louis, Missouri, to Texarkana, Arkansas. The St. Joseph Lead Company built a 13.5-mile narrow gauge railroad from the mines to a junction with the Iron Mountain Railroad at Summit in Washington County. St. Joe paid two-thirds of the construction costs; the Desloge Company the rest.
214:. In 2011, Watlow, still a Desloge family business, employed 2,000 employees in 13 factories in the United States, Mexico, Europe, and Asia; had sales offices in 16 countries; and distributed globally. In 2021, the family sold a majority stake in Watlow to Tinicum LP, a private-equity firm.
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Firmin
Desloge II's new company operated until 1929, when it was sold to the St. Joseph Lead Company for $ 18 million (about $ 319,400,000 today). The sale lifted the family's wealth past $ 52 million. Desloge II died that same year as one of the wealthiest men in the world, alongside
288:, a debutante ball held in December in St. Louis: Anne Kennett Farrar Desloge (daughter of Joseph Desloge, Sr.) in 1946, her cousin and goddaughter Diane Waring Desloge (daughter of William L. Desloge) in 1962, and Katherine Falk Desloge (daughter of Stephen F. Desloge) in 2013.
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Desloge II's son, Joseph Desloge, designed an industry-specialty electric fuse that would "kill the arc" and founded Killark Electric in 1913. Joseph Desloge also owned Minerva Oil (a confusing misnomer as it was primarily mining zinc and
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McHenry, Robert E. Chat Dumps of The
Missouri Lead Belt, St Francois County. With an Illustrated History of the Lead Companies that Built Them, Flat River, Bonne Terre, Desloge, River Mines, Leadwood, Elvins, Leadington, self-published,
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American Civil War, after various attacks at Potosi, Bonne Terre and upon the family lead mining works by both Federal and Confederate armies who sought lead for weapons.
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appear to substantiate the rumors. In 1998, Malcolm's sister-in-law, Mrs. William L. Desloge, endorsed the story in a personal interview: "Of course it's true, we were all there at the parties in Palm Beach with them."
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576:"The History of the Desloge Family in America", by Christopher Desloge, lulu.com (2013). Yale University professor and Director of French American history on the American Frontier Jay Gitlin (
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Sullivan, John J., History of St. Joe and
Desloge Railway and Missouri River and Bonne Terre Railroad, handwritten, Railroads Collection, Desloge Railway, Missouri Historical Society archives
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222:); founded Louisiana Manufacturing Company and Atlas Manufacturing Company; and pursued fluorspar mining in southeastern Illinois. Joseph Desloge's son Joseph Jr. owned uranium mines near
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in the middle of the Missouri River (for just $ 91 an acre) as a nature preserve.
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HISTORY OF THE LEAD BELT OF ST. FRANCOIS COUNTY MISSOURI By A. J. Norwine (1924)
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region and more than two miles of river frontage, today composes the bulk of
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CEO Jeffry Zelm. The oldest St. Louis-based lead family is Desloge.
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who had arrived in Missouri in 1810 with Rozier's business partner
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Thompson, Henry C. Our Lead Belt Heritage. Flat River, Mo., 1955
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646:"Tinicum L.P. Acquires Controlling Interest in Watlow | Watlow"
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in 1947 in Palm Beach, Florida. FBI reports accessed through
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The article is the condensed version of 900-page historical
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495:, Flat River, St. Francois Co., Missouri. March 4, 1949.
148:, expanded mining operations and expanded management to
1265:"The Southeast Missourian - Google News Archive Search"
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Dark Side of Camelot, Seymour Hersh, Little Brown, 1998
1339:"Johnson's Shut-ins State Park | Missouri State Parks"
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Missouri than did because of the fur business", wrote
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455:Audubon: An Intimate Life of the American Woodsman
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261:. They sheltered the exiled Chancellor of
177:Mississippi River and Bonne Terre Railway
1252:History of the Desloge Family in America
873:Cooperman, Jeannette (August 20, 2015).
783:"List of the Richest Men in the World",
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1175:"The Press: An American Genealogy"
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1468:"Saint Louis University Timeline"
515:"History of St. Joe Lead Company"
482:, Maple Press Co., New York, 1937
162:Desloge Consolidated Lead Company
960:King, Roxanne (April 26, 2024).
746:May 31, 1929, The Lead Belt News
598:"Firmin Desloge IV death notice"
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1222:"The Tale of Jack's First Wife"
998:. October 3, 1962. p. 1.
431:The Desloge Family in America.
387:History of Southeast Missouri.
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333:. The land, which included a
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480:A History of American Mining
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110:The family's progenitor was
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562:McHenry, Robert E. (2006).
175:: the Desloge Railway, the
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154:The Desloge Lead Company
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315:Firmin Desloge Hospital
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1363:. auctionstlouis.com.
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1454:. carrollscorner.net
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