| 1892-1892 |
Levi [B.] Burton [Sr.} (colored) is
porter at Louis Lebrecht, 102 West Main
Street |
| 1893-1894 |
Levi B. Burton [Sr.] (colored) is
porter at Louis Lebrecht, 102 West Main
Street. Levi resides at 609 West Bond
Street |
| 1896-1897 |
Levie
B. Burten [Levi B. B urton] (colored)
working for Louis Lebrecht,
100 West Main Street. Levi's residence
is at 613 North Mirick
Avenue |
| 1896-1897 |
To
judge from City Directory information,
several "colored" barbers seem
to have had close relationships with Levi B.
Burton and Edward D.
Burton. Living next door to Levi
Burton at 615 North Mirick
Avenue is Harry Platt, who worked at 307
West Main Street.. Peter
Williams, who operated a barber shop at 106
North Rusk Avenue, lived at
522 North Houston Avenue. Sherley O.
Platt worked at Peter
Williams' barber shop and resided at 527
West Bond Street |
| 1898-1899 |
Levi
[B.} Burton [Sr.} (colored is porter at
Louis Lebrecht, "Mayor of
Deniosn" and wholesale purveyor of cigars,
100 West Main Street.
Levi and wife Viola Burton (colored)
live at 414 West Walker
Street. |
| 1899-1900 |
No mention of any Levi Burton in
City Directory |
| 1901-1902 |
Levi Burton {Sr.} has keft Louis
Lebrecht and is night porter, Union Depot
Hotel. The hotel is owned by the MKT
Railway. |
| 1907-1908 |
Levi Burton [Sr.] (colored), laborer
on the MKT Railway, lives at 608 West
Johnson Street. |
| 1913 |
Levi
[B.} Burton, [Sr.} (colored) died in Sedalia
[Missouri?] on May 3.
Body brought to Denison for burial in
Magnolia Cemetery on May 4.
[Source : City of Denison death
records, Vol. 2, pg.14] |
| 1913 |
Viola
(colored; widow of Levi Burton) boards at
904 West Washington.
This is the residence of Mrs. Lizza
Wimbly [Liza Wimberly]. |
| 1913 |
Esther Burton (colored; widow of
Levi) lives at 608 West Johnson Street. |
| 1915 |
Esther Burton (colored; widow of
Levi) lives at 606 West Johnson Street. |
| 1917 |
Esther
Burton (colored; widdow of Levi) is boarding
at 718 West Johnson
Street. This is the home of George Burton
(colored), a laborer, and his
wife Callie Pope/Parke Burton. |
| 1917 |
Boarding
at 908 [elsewhere, 903] West Washington
Street with Mrs. Liza Wimbley
[Wimberley, widow of James] (colored] are
Viola Burton (colored) and
Samuel Burton (colored), bottler with Red
River Bottling Company, 107
East oodard Street. Also boarding
there are Burrell Wimberly and
Stella Wimberly (both colored). |
| 1927-1928 |
Viola Burton (colored) lives at 631
West Elm Street |
| 1929 |
Viola Burton (colored) lives at 631
West Elm Street. |
| 1940 |
Samuel
Burton is a meat cvutter at Alex
Barclow/Bartow Meats (colored), 523
West Bond Street. Living with Samuel
and his wife Faustine Burton
at 608 West Johnson Street are Viola Burton
and Samuel Burton Jr. (all
colored). Alex Barclow and wife Addie
Barclow (colored) live at
921 West Elm Street. Living with them
are Maggie Barclow and
Newell Barclow (both colored). |
| 1946 |
Samuel
E. Burton, cook, Fred's Lunch, 224 West
Woodard St. He lives at
608 West Johnson Street with other Burtons:
Faustina, Viola, Alex, Cleo
L., and Samuel Jr. |
| 1957 |
Samuel
E. Burton is porter at the American Legion
Memorial Home, 419 West
Crawford. Samuel and wife Faustine
live at 608 West Johnson
Street. Viola Burton lives with them. |
