A project of this magnitude would not be possible without the help and support of so many people, each of whom I would like to thank for their generosity.

First and foremost, Dr. Marc Rice for his insight and mentorship over the course of the development of this website.

Secondly, I would like to thank Truman State University and the Office of Student Research for their generosity in funding this project as part of the TruScholars Summer Undergraduate Research Program.

Many thanks to my family and friends—particularly my parents, Brett and Evelyn Rogers, for their guidance and continued support throughout every stage of this project.

I am greatly indebted to all those who participated in the research stage of this project: David Sinden and the rest of the staff at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church; the staff at the Missouri Historical Society, Washington University’s Olin Library, and the Special Collections department at the St. Louis Public Library for their time and assistance; and, of course, Christy Galloway Baron and the rest of the Galloway family for their eagerness to help in any way they could and see this project succeed.

Finally, I would like to offer a special thanks to Mr. James Shemwell, without whom I, like many others, would likely never have heard of Charles Galloway.