Circa 1864

Circa 1864. 626 Clark Street. 1830 – Part of Nathan Boone's survey of the Commons , 1837 – Part of Dr. Andrew Wilson's 99-year lease of the Commons , 1862 – Henry Hatchmeyer, Civil War, Krekel's Battalion U.S.R.G. Mo. Inf. Private , 1864 – Approximate date for this house. It is believed to have been a brick half house. The east side of the house with the door-window-window is believed to have been built first with the front gabled west section and the Greek Revival porch added at a later date. , 1868 – Fire insurance records indicate Henry Hatchmeyer paid insurance for a brick house (Clark and 7). Census records show Henry Hatchmeyer, Margareta, nee Schone [and] his daughter Mary living here. , 1870 – Census lists Henry Hatchmeyer, a policeman, 46 yrs and his wife Margareta plus Henry Senior. , 1875 – Margareta Adelhaid Schone Hatchmeyer died. , 1880 – Census [has] Henry Hatcheyer working for the flour mill and his wife Elizabeth nee Kopp Hatchmeyer living here. They had nine children. Three died in infancy. The others were Louis, Charles, Fred, Henry, Netta and Emma. , 1900 – City directory listed Henry Hatchmeyer, a laborer and Henry Jr., working at A.C.F. and Emma. , 1906 – Henry Hatchmeyer Jr. was a volunteer fireman with Engine House No. 1. , 1902 – Between 1902 and 1926 three Henry Hatchmeyers died. , 1939 – Elizabeth (widow of Henry) and Charles Hatchmeyer and his wife. , 1941 - Elizabeth widow of Henry and the widow of Charles Hatchmeyer. , 1950 – Property owned by Netta Kaveler, daughter of Henry and Elizabeth.