Bob, I would be happy to work on whatever you can send me from St Louis. I have already looked in the work you have done in 1860 for my Mathias Boll gggrandfather. I have him in the 1860 Census in the 1st Ward, indexed as Toll, and I must admit this one doesn't look like an indexer error, but a census taker error. It is definitely a "T" as opposed to the way he wrote a "B" as in Baden (written on the same entry as where he was from). If you happen to run across him I'd love to see it. Occupation at Census time in June was brick molder, but I know that later he was a dairy man. His neighbors as listed in the Census are Georg Barthold, milk dealer (who is not in the directory either) and Lorentz Müller, milk dealer. Basilius Kohler, brick Molder was another of my gggrandfathers and in the 1860 Census he was living with Mathias Boll, his brother-in-law. Their grandchildren eventually married and became my grandparents. Next to them was Henry Scharinghaus who owned the brick yard where both Mathias and Basilius worked. I’d love to know where this was they all were living. Mathias bought property in 1865 that was on Pennsylvania between Pestalozzi and Rappahanock (Magnolia now). I had found Mathias in the 1865 Directory as a laborer living at the corner of 14th and Julia. Judy