Jaulk of Jogs Church Cementery Acknowledged
A fragment notes a church with a large cross and a cemetery established nearby. The text references Jaulk of Jogs and mentions a significant cross at the church site. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1966
Page
5
A fragment notes a church with a large cross and a cemetery established nearby. The text references Jaulk of Jogs and mentions a significant cross at the church site. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
Readable fragments indicate this item notes the construction of the second Catholic church in the area, associated with Blanchette, marking a significant local religious milestone.
The fragment chronicles early development around Cross Street now Jackson Street, church construction in the 1819-1824 period, and notable properties in Block 79 facing Main Street. It details the 1824 Catherine Calter purchase, the First Methodist Church, and a 3 story hand made brick home at 314 South Second Street later used as the Union Army armory. It notes Manor era transfers, early owners like Major Morrison and the Krekel family, the ice house of Machens, and the 1960s demolition before the building’s final view to the east.
A brief, garbled line appears to ponder a man’s worth and wisdom, suggesting a reflection on value and knowledge without clear details or context. The fragment offers no names, places, or concrete events to anchor a full report.
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