TABLE OF CONTENTS
Overview
Biographical Sketches: Norman Family
Historical Sketch: Norman House
Scope and Contents of the Papers
Arrangement of the Papers
Restrictions
Index Terms
Related Material
Administrative Information
Description of Series
Norman family papers, 1860s-1995, undated, bulk 1910s-1959,
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Norman Family Papers:
An Inventory of Norman Family Papers at the Sam Houston Regional Library
and Research Center, Texas State Archives, 1860s-1995, undated, bulk 1910s-1959
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Creator: |
Norman (Family : 1895- : Liberty,
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Title: |
Norman family papers |
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Dates: | 1860s-1995, undated |
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Dates (Bulk): | bulk 1910s-1959 |
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Abstract: |
The Norman family papers document the
lives of the W.T. Norman Sr. family of Liberty, Liberty County, Texas, from the late
nineteenth century to the mid-twentieth century. The family's home, the Norman
House, is on the grounds of the Sam Houston Regional Library and Research Center.
The papers primarily consist of correspondence, legal and financial documents,
school papers/records, school yearbooks, sheet music, photographs and negatives,
postcards, and greeting cards. Photographs include tintypes, cabinet photographs,
studio portraits, and family snapshots. The papers date 1860s-1995 and undated, with
the bulk dating 1910s-1959. |
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TSLAC Control No.: |
TXSH0033 |
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Quantity: |
3.2 cubic ft. |
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Location: |
Please note that these records are housed at the Sam Houston Regional
Library and Research Center, P.O. Box 310, Liberty, Texas 77575,
936-336-8821. |
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Language: |
These materials are written
predominately in English with
one document in French. |
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Repository: |
Texas State
Archives |
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Sponsor: |
This EAD finding aid was created in cooperation with
Texas Archival Resources Online. |
Wilber Tatem (W.T.) Norman Sr. was born in Memphis,
Tennessee, on December 15, 1869, the son of H.O. and Jane Tatem Norman. His family
moved to Shepherd, San Jacinto County, Texas around 1888. He married Catherine
Wasson around 1895. Norman graduated from Cumberland Law School in Tennessee and
worked as an attorney most of his life. In 1911 he was appointed to fill the
remaining term of Hugh H. McConnell as justice of the peace in Liberty County,
Texas. The same year he was elected to the Liberty City Council. He ran
unsuccessfully for county judge in 1914, 1916, 1918, and 1920. In 1910 W.T. Norman
and his wife purchased the home now known as the Norman House, in Liberty, Texas. He
died on August 16, 1950.
Catherine (Kitty) Wasson Norman was born in Summerfield,
Louisiana, around 1874. She married W.T. Norman around 1895. The couple had seven
children: Wasson; Hollie Ernest; Elizabeth; Edna Ruth; Wilber Tatem Jr. (Dub);
Morris Shepard; and William Ole (Bill). Kitty Norman died on September 21, 1959.
Wasson Norman was born on July 17, 1896, and died on May
19, 1901.
Hollie Ernest Norman was born on September 18, 1898.
After service in World War I, he taught school at Moss Bluff and later worked for
Gulf States Oil Company in Beaumont. He moved to Conroe after his retirement. He
married Mabel Morris of Lott, Texas; they had no children. Hollie Norman died on
August 7, 1991.
Elizabeth Norman LaFour was born on October 2, 1900. She
taught at the Liberty Elementary School in the 1920s and later at the Catholic
school in Liberty. She married Charles E. Artz Jr., and they had one son, Charles E.
Artz III, in 1928. By 1947 they were divorced, and Elizabeth later married J.V.
LaFour. She died on February 4, 1980.
Edna Ruth Norman was born on August 9, 1903. She
graduated from Liberty High School in 1919 and began teaching at the age of 16 at
the Fregia settlement in Liberty County. She earned her bachelor's degree at
Southwest Texas State Teacher's College in San Marcos and a master's degree from the
University of Houston. She took courses toward a Ph.D. at the University of
Michigan. She spent the rest of her teaching career in Houston; she taught at
Montrose, Kinkaid (a private school), and San Jacinto High School. She retired in
1967. In 1923 Edna married Hoy Chaddick, who had taught at Liberty High School. They
were later divorced, and she resumed her maiden name. She died on October 25, 1991.
Wilber Tatem ("Dub") Norman
Jr. was born on December 24, 1913. In the 1930s he worked for the R.G.
Partlow and H.O. Compton surveying crews and operated a Conoco gas station with his
brother Bill. He served in the United States Navy in World War II. After the war he
worked on an oil exploration crew in Venezuela. He then worked for the Texas Gulf
Sulfur Company as a station manager for over 40 years. He died on June 25, 2004.
Morris Shepard Norman was born on November 11, 1915. He
graduated from Texas A&I University (now Texas A&M University-Kingsville)
with a bachelor's degree in business administration and was a member of the first
group of football players to letter for Texas A&I. After graduation he worked as
an engineer for the Texas Highway Department. He served in the United States Navy
during World War II, participating in operations in North Africa, Sicily, and
Salerno, and the D-Day operation. After the war Norman was an instructor in Naval
tactics at Ohio Wesleyan University, the University of Louisville, and Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute. Upon returning to Liberty, Texas, he and his brother Bill
farmed rice and raised cattle. He also worked as an accountant for Humble Oil
Company for 28 years. He was married to Lydia Horstman, and they had two children,
Stephen and Wayne. He died on November 6, 1997.
William Ole ("Bill")
Norman was born on February 11, 1918. He served in the United States Army
in World War II. He then raised cattle and farmed rice with his brother Morris. He
was married to Reita LaFour in 1941 and they had two children, Sue Anne and Reita
Katherine. He died on August 28, 1979.
(Sources include: "Norman Services 10 a.m. Monday," The Vindicator, November 9, 1997; "W.T. 'Dub' Norman Jr.," The Vindicator, June 30, 2004; and the Norman family
papers collection file.)
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On November 21, 1910, B.F. Cameron and his wife sold to W.T. Norman Sr. parts of
inner lots nos. 1,2,3, and 4 in inner block no. 34 in the town of Liberty, Liberty
County, Texas and the house located thereon. The house, an example of the Greek
Revival form, is believed to have been constructed around 1883. The Norman family
occupied the home until the death of Kitty Norman in 1959. Edna Norman continued to
maintain it until she donated it to the Atascosito Historical Society in 1988. The
structure was moved to the grounds of the Sam Houston Regional Library and Research
Center on May 20, 1992, and donated to the Texas State Library and Archives
Commission in 1994. Restoration on the home was completed in June 1994.
(Sources: "The c. 1883 Norman House," Texas State Library and Archives Commission website, accessed on July 30,
2018, and the papers themselves.)
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The Norman family papers document the lives of the W.T. Norman Sr. family of Liberty,
Liberty County, Texas, from the late nineteenth century to the mid-twentieth
century. Family members' occupations were in the fields of law, education, farming,
engineerings and the oil industry. The family's home, the Norman House, is on the
grounds of the Sam Houston Regional Library and Research Center. The papers
primarily consist of correspondence, legal and financial documents, school
papers/records, school yearbooks, sheet music, photographs and negatives, postcards,
and greeting cards. Photographs include tintypes, cabinet photographs, studio
portraits, and family snapshots. The papers date 1860s-1995 and undated, with the
bulk dating 1910s-1959.
Notable items include correspondence from the 1920s-1930s pertaining to W.T. Norman
Sr.'s law practice; deeds, tax receipts, and other documents pertaining to the
Norman House; materials pertaining to Edna Norman's education and teaching career;
photographs of W.T. Norman Sr.'s sons and other family members during World War II;
photographs and documents pertaining to W.T. Norman Jr.'s work with an oil
exploration crew in Venezuela in 1947; and sheet music from the 1910s used by Edna
and Elizabeth Norman, including many patriotic World War I songs.
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Arrangement of the Papers |
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These records are arranged into ten groups: correspondence; greeting cards,
invitations, and postcards; legal and financial documents; school papers and
yearbooks; advertising material; clippings; miscellaneous papers; sheet music;
artifacts; and photographs. The majority of the groups are arranged by document
type. Correspondence and sheet music are arranged chronologically. Clippings are
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Restrictions on Access
Materials do not circulate, but may be used in the Sam Houston Regional Library and
Research Center search room. Materials will be retrieved from and returned to
storage areas by staff members.
Restrictions on Use
Under the Copyright Act of 1976 as amended in 1998, unpublished works are protected
for the life of the author plus 70 years. The term of copyright for published
material varies. Researchers are responsible for complying with U.S. Copyright Law
(Title 17 U.S.C.).
Technical Requirements
Researchers are required to wear gloves provided by Sam Houston Regional Library and
Research Center staff when reviewing photographic materials.
Some materials are too large or fragile to be photocopied. Please see Archives staff
for assistance.
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The terms listed here were used to catalog the records. The
terms can be used to find similar or related records. |
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Personal Names: |
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LaFour, Elizabeth,
1900-1980. |
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Norman, Edna, 1903-1991. |
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Norman, Morris, 1915-1997. |
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Norman, W.T., 1869-1950. |
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Norman, W.T., Jr.,
1913-2004. |
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Subjects: |
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Families--Texas. |
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Lawyers--Texas. |
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World War, 1914-1918--United
States--Music and the war. |
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Liberty (Tex.) |
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Document Types: |
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Clippings (information
artifacts)--Texas. |
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Correspondence--Texas. |
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Financial records--Texas. |
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Greeting cards--Texas. |
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Legal documents--Texas. |
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Negatives
(photographs)--Texas. |
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Photographs--Texas. |
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Postcards--Texas. |
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School records--Texas. |
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School yearbooks--Texas. |
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The following materials are offered as possible sources of
further information on the agencies and subjects covered by the records. The
listing is not exhaustive. |
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Sam Houston Regional Library and Research Center |
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Lois M. Short collection, 1931-1950, undated, bulk 1932-1946, 0.5 cubic ft.
[Paper copy available in the Archives search room.] |
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(Identify the item), Norman family papers. Sam Houston Regional Library and Research
Center, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
Accession numbers: 1993.265, 1995.050
These papers were donated to the Sam Houston Regional Library and Research Center by
the Atascosito Historical Society on November 3, 1993. Morris S. Norman donated an
addition to the papers on February 13, 1995.
Finding aid by Lisa Meisch, May 2018
EAD encoding by Halley Grogan, August 2018
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Norman family papers, 1860s-1995, undated, bulk 1910s-1959,
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Correspondence |
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Correspondence, 1895-1918 |
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Correspondence, W.T Norman Sr., 1920, 1923, 1930-1933
[3 folders] |
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[Pertains to W.T. Norman Sr.'s law
practice.] |
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Correspondence, various Norman family members, 1920-1959
[8 folders] |
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[Personal correspondence of the Norman family,
including Kitty, Edna, Bill, and Morris Norman.] |
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Correspondence, various Norman family members, undated |
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[Includes personal and business
correspondence.] |
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Greeting cards, invitations and postcards |
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| 1995.050-1 |
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Postcards, personal, 1913-1958
[5 folders] |
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Postcards, business, 1933-1939, 1951, 1957 |
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[Advertisements, requests for payment, notices
from government entities.] |
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Postcards, undated |
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[Includes blank postcards and those on which
the postmark is obscured/faded.] |
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Greeting cards and invitations, 1920s-1950s, undated
[4 folders] |
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[Includes children's valentines, Christmas
cards from Governor Allan Shivers and family, and graduation and
wedding invitations.] |
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Legal and financial documents |
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| 1995.050-1 |
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W.T. Norman Sr. law practice papers, 1927, undated |
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[Includes petition, citation, and
transcriptions of trial or deposition testimony.] |
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Deeds, 1909-1910, 1948 |
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[Includes deed to W.T. Norman from Mr. and
Mrs. B.F. Cameron for the Norman House and draft of timber deed
by Kitty Norman for property in Louisiana.] |
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Property tax receipts, 1896-1928
[2 folders] |
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[Includes receipts for taxes paid by W.T.
Norman on land in the Spencer Kirkham league in Liberty County
and by Kitty Norman on land in Claiborne Parish,
Louisiana.] |
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City of Liberty and Liberty Independent School District tax
receipts, W.T. Norman Sr., 1915, 1927, 1940 |
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Poll tax receipts and voter registration receipt, Liberty
County, Texas, "Kate" (Mrs. W.T.)
Norman, 1918, 1922-1932 |
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Dues receipts and correspondence, Royal Neighbors of America,
Kitty (Mrs. W.T.) Norman, 1910-1933 |
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Receipts and invoices, 1908-1957 |
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[Payments for merchandise, services,
insurance, and utilities by Norman family members.] |
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Legal documents, Edna Norman, 1959-1972 |
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[Includes life insurance policy, deed for sale
of land in the City of Liberty, and townhouse lease.] |
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Invoices, Norman House repairs, 1952
[2 folders] |
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[Includes invoices for plumbing work, laying
linoleum, and roofing work.] |
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| 1995.050-2 |
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Promissory notes, note extensions, deed, and releases of
liens, Norman House property, 1910-1925, 1930-1932
[2 folders] |
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Tax receipts, release of vendor's lien, and deed of trust,
Norman House property, 1933-1934 |
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Abstract of title to a part of lots nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4, in
block no. 34, in the city of Liberty (Norman House property), 1934 |
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[Information dates 1841-1934. Includes plat
map.] |
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City and county tax statements and redemption certificate,
Norman House property, 1945-1946 |
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Correspondence and notes, Norman House property, 1961, undated |
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[Includes letter to Edna Norman from the city
of Liberty tax assessor pertaining to delinquent taxes.] |
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Documents and correspondence, paving contract for Norman
House property, 1963 |
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| 1995.050-6 |
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Map, Inner Block No. 34, Liberty Town League, Liberty, Texas, August 15, 1934 |
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[Map includes Norman House lot.] |
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Insurance contract, Magnolia Park Land Company and W.T.
Norman (Sr.), July 1, 1909 |
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[Pertains to purchase of lots in Magnolia Park
subdivision, Houston, Harris County, Texas.] |
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School papers and yearbooks |
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| 1995.050-2 |
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School report cards, Elizabeth Norman and Morris Norman, 1917-1919, about 1930s |
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School report cards, Bill Norman, 1925-1933 |
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School report cards, W.T. Norman Jr., 1921-1933 |
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School grade cards, Southwest Texas State Teachers College,
Elizabeth Norman, 1921-1926, undated |
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School textbook cards, W.T. Norman Jr., Morris Norman, and
Bill Norman, about 1924, 1930 |
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Sketches and notes of football plays, probably Liberty High
School, about 1930s |
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[Probably pertain to W.T. Norman Jr, Morris
Norman, or Bill Norman, all of whom played football at Liberty
High School.] |
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School commencement programs, Liberty Grammar School and
Liberty High School, 1933-1934 |
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[Pertains to Bill Norman and probably Morris
Norman.] |
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"Nineteenth Century Romanticism in
England," Edna Norman, about 1920s-1930s |
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[Report written for class at Southwest Texas
State Teachers College.] |
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"The Meaning of the Gothic
Cathedral," Edna Norman, about 1920s-1930s |
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[Report written for class at unknown
school.] |
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"Homer - The Relation of Gods and
Man," Edna Norman, July 19, 1935 |
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[Report written for class at the University of
Southern California.] |
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School composition book/notebook, Edna (Norman) Chaddick, about 1920s-1930s |
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[Contains handwritten class notes.] |
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School composition book/notebook, Edna Norman, 1935 |
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[Used for English 121 class at the University
of Southern California.] |
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School notebooks/memo books, Bill Norman, Edna or Elizabeth
Norman, about 1920s-1930s, 1948 |
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[Contain handwritten class notes.] |
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School papers, Elizabeth Norman, 1916, 1940s |
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[Includes tests, class/homework assignments in
penmanship, and teacher's service record.] |
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School/teaching papers, Edna Norman, 1944, 1968, undated |
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[Includes class notes, teaching certificate,
newsletter in French from the University of Houston, and
certified information from the Register for Teachers
Certificates, Liberty County, Texas.] |
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Pamphlet, Fine Art Exhibit for Schools, The Colonial Art
Company, undated |
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[Pertains to a traveling exhibition of artwork
for schools and includes inserts with brief histories of some
well-known works of art.] |
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Certificate of completion, Bill Norman, Liberty Elementary
School, 1933 |
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Diploma, Edna Norman, Southwest Texas State Normal School, 1922 |
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[Diploma for completion of a two-year high
school equivalency course of study.] |
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Bachelor of arts diploma, Edna Norman, Southwest Texas State
Teachers College, 1933 |
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Master of arts diploma, Edna Norman, University of Houston, 1944 |
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Certificate of merit, Edna Norman, from the Houston
Independent School District, 1967 |
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[Awarded in appreciation of her service
rendered to the youth of the community and her influence and
effort in the cause of public education.] |
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El Oroso, yearbook of San Jacinto High
School, Houston, Texas, 1948 |
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[Edna Norman is on the teaching staff.] |
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The Pedagog, yearbook of Southwest
Texas State Teachers College, 1925 |
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[Edna (Norman) Chaddick is a sophomore
student.] |
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Certificate of completion, W.T. Norman (Jr.), Grammar
Department, Liberty Public Schools, May 18, 1928 |
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Diploma, W.T. Norman (Jr.), Liberty High School, June 5, 1933 |
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Certificate of promotion, Bill Norman, Liberty First
Methodist Church Sunday School, September 26, 1926 |
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Diplomas, Edna Norman and Elizabeth Norman, Liberty High
School, May 28, 1919 |
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Advertising material |
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| 1995.050-3 |
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Advertising flyer for the Park Theatre, Liberty, Texas, 1958 |
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[Depicts posters for upcoming movies and
includes ads for other local businesses.] |
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Clippings |
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| 1995.050-3 |
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Clippings pertaining to the Norman House, unknown Liberty
County newspaper, about 1970s |
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[Includes article, "Sam Houston in Liberty," with accompanying photograph
of the Norman House and cedar trees in front believed to have
been planted by Houston.] |
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Clippings pertaining to various members of the Norman and
related families, various newspapers, 1918-1970s |
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[Includes W.T. Norman Sr.'s announcement of
his candidacy for Liberty County attorney, World War II-era
clippings pertaining to Norman family members in the military,
and clippings pertaining to grandchildren of W.T. Norman
Sr.] |
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Miscellaneous clippings, Houston
Chronicle and other various newspapers, 1940s, 1970s |
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Newspaper sections, November 22, 1951, March 9, 1978 |
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[Pages from Weekly Market Bulletin
and Liberty Gazette. Gazette features photograph of the Norman House.]
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A Catechism for Small Children, the
Reverend Alexander M. Thigpen, Methodist Episcopal Church, South, 1922 |
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Proposed Charter, City of Liberty, Texas, 1958 |
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[Pertains to May 6, 1958, special election for
home rule charter for Liberty, Texas.] |
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The Family Digest, A. Devaney, Inc.,
New York, about 1958 |
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[Roman Catholic publication from Mercy
Hospital, Liberty, Texas.] |
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News and Chatter, October-December 1943 |
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[Newsletters published in Liberty County,
Texas, for World War II servicemen and women from Liberty
County.] |
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Miscellaneous papers |
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World War II war ration books, 1940s
[2 folders] |
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[Includes ration books and coupons for members
of the Artz and Norman families.] |
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Employment application of W.T. Norman Jr. with Eastern Texas
Electric Company, April 10, 1937 |
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W.T. Norman Jr. travel documents for ttrip to Venezuela, 1947 |
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[Includes airline tickets, certificate of
solvency, and Venezuelan identification documents.] |
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First Methodist Church of Liberty materials, 1959, undated |
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[Includes church bulletin with message of
sympathy on the death of Mrs. W.T. (Kitty) Norman Sr.] |
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Papers pertaining to death of W.T. Norman Sr., 1950 |
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[Includes resolution of condolence by Liberty
County Commissioners Court and list of floral arrangements
sent.] |
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Birth certificates of William Ole (Bill) Norman, Texas
Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, undated |
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[Documents are filled out but not
signed.] |
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Genealogical research material, Wasson and Norman families, undated |
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[Information dates 1805-1984.] |
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Silhouette of boy on paper, undated |
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Funeral book, Wilber Tatem (W.T.) Norman Sr., Pace-Stancil
Funeral Home, Liberty, Texas, 1950 |
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[Contains W.T. Norman Sr.'s birth and death
dates, his place of birth, and names of his parents, siblings,
wife, and children.] |
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Funeral book, Catherine (Kitty) Wasson Norman, Allison
Funeral Service, Liberty, Texas, 1959 |
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[Contains Kitty Norman's birth and death dates
and place of birth.] |
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Sheet music |
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Sheet music, 1897, 1913-1919
[9 folders] |
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[Many pieces have Edna and/or Elizabeth
Norman's name written on them. Includes many patriotic World War
I songs.] |
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Artifact |
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| 1995.050.0001 |
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Photo medallion with image of Hollie Norman, about 1910s-1920s |
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Photographs |
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Floral wreaths and arrangements at unidentified gravesite, undated,
4 black-and-white negatives |
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1995.050-005 |
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Floral wreaths and arrangements at unidentified gravesite, undated,
1 color negative 2.5 x 5-inch |
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1995.050-006 |
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Brick church with bell tower, people standing in front, undated,
1 black-and-white negative 2.5 x 3.5-inch |
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1995.050-007 |
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Church [uncertain] with two bell towers, undated,
1 black-and-white negative 2.5 x 3.5-inch |
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1995.050-008 |
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People walking toward church or other two-spired structure, undated,
1 black-and-white negative 2.5 x 3.75-inch |
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Unidentified men and women in various poses out of doors, about 1920s-1940s,
65 black-and-white negatives |
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1995.050-074 and 075 |
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Unidentified persons walking in front of the Alamo, San
Antonio, Texas, undated,
2 black-and-white negatives |
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1995.050-076 |
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Body of water [uncertain], trees [uncertain], and other
undistinguishable objects, undated,
1 black-and-white negative 2.5 x 3.5-inch |
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1995.050-077 |
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Undistinguishable image, undated,
1 color negative 2.5 x 3.75-inch |
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1995.050-078 and 079 |
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Young boy with dog, out of doors, undated,
2 black-and-white negatives |
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1995.050-080 |
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Long brick structure with tree in front, undated,
1 black-and-white negative 2.5 x 4-inch |
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1995.050-081 |
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Portion of ornate carved structure with opening in center, undated,
1 black-and-white negative 2.5 x 4-inch |
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1995.050-082 |
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Bridge over a body of water, undated,
1 black-and-white negative 2.75 x 4.5-inch |
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1995.050-083 |
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Morris S. Norman, wearing suit jacket and tie, about 1930s-1940s,
1 black-and-white negative 4 x 4.75-inch |
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[Studio portrait.] |
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1995.050-084 |
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Morris S. Norman in U.S. Navy uniform, 1940s,
1 black-and-white negative 4 x 4.75-inch |
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[Studio portrait.] |
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1995.050-085 |
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Hollie Norman in U.S. Army uniform, 1917-1918,
1 black-and-white negative 4 x 4.75-inch |
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[Studio portrait.] |
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1995.050-086 |
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W.T. Norman Jr. in U.S. Navy uniform, standing in front of
backdrop of ship at sea, 1940s,
1 black-and-white negative 4 x 4.75-inch |
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1995.050-087 |
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W.T. Norman Jr. in cap and gown, about 1931,
1 black-and-white negative 4 x 4.75-inch |
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[Studio portrait.] |
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1995.050-088 |
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Edna Norman wearing sailor-style dress, 1920s,
1 black-and-white negative 4 x 4.75-inch |
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|
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[Studio portrait from 1925 yearbook,
The Pedagog.]
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1995.050-089 |
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Edna Norman wearing sleeveless dress, seated with head
resting on one hand, 1920s,
1 black-and-white negative 4 x 4.75-inch |
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[Studio portrait.] |
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1995.050-090 |
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Toddler wearing gown, standing on chair, undated,
1 black-and-white negative 4 x 4.75-inch |
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[Studio portrait.] |
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1995.050-091a and b |
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"Liberty Schools - Third and Fourth Grades
- Miss (Elizabeth) Norman - Ida S. Wood, Supt.", 1920s,
2 black-and-white negatives 4 x 4.75-inch |
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[Elizabeth Norman is seated in the center of
the second row. Photograph by L.L. Allen.] |
| Box |
Photo |
| 1995.050-5 |
1995.050-092 thru 096 |
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Young woman in sleeveless dress in various formal poses, about 1920s,
5 color negatives 4 x 5.5-inch |
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1995.050-097 |
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W.T. Norman Sr. in dark suit, about 1880s-1890s,
1 tintype (print) 2 x 3-inch |
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1995.050-098 |
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"Uncle Milam [illegible] and Aunt ____
Wasson", about 1880s-1890s,
1 tintype (print) 2.5 x 4-inch |
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[In paper frame.] |
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1995.050-099 |
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Unidentified young man with mustache and light-colored suit, about 1860s-1880s,
1 tintype (print) 2 x 3-inch |
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1995.050-100 thru 102 |
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Unidentified infants, about 1870s-1890s,
3 cabinet photographs 4.25 x 6.5-inch |
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1995.050-103 |
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Unidentified young man and woman, about 1870s-1890s,
1 cabinet photograph 4.25 x 6.5-inch |
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1995.050-104 |
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Older man and woman above caption, "A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year", undated,
1 photographic postcard 4.25 x 5.5-inch |
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1995.050-105 |
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Infant wearing light-colored coat and hat next to caption,
"Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year", about 1948,
1 photographic postcard 4.25 x 5.5-inch |
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[Written on reverse side: "Dec. 9 - 48 [illegible], Frank, Cecile
and boys."]
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1995.050-106 |
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Young boy dressed in red and white pajamas and holding
Christmas stocking, 1959,
1 color photograph 4.25 x 5.5-inch |
|
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[In paper Christmas-themed frame. Signed on
front: "Morris, Lydia and Wayne." Written on back: "Wayne Norman - 1959, age 2 ½
yrs."]
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1995.050-107 thru 111 |
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|
Unidentified persons, primarily children and infants, about 1900s,
5 photographic postcards 3.5 x 5.5-inch |
|
|
|
|
[Studio portraits. Written on reverse side of
two postcards: "Lizzie" (possibly Elizabeth Norman).]
|
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1995.050-112 |
|
|
Young man dressed in white standing in front of wooden
structure, undated,
1 photographic postcard 3.5 x 5.5-inch |
|
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[Written on reverse side: "Company house in Frontera, Ikey in
front."]
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1995.050-113 |
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|
Two young boys standing in front of small tree in front of
house, about 1900s-1910s,
1 photographic postcard 3.5 x 5.5-inch |
|
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|
[Written on reverse side: "Francis and Bill Blair, Liberty,
Texas."]
|
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1995.050-114 thru 117 |
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Unidentified adults and children, about 1900s-1910s,
3 photographic postcards 3.5 x 5.5-inch |
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1995.050-118 thru 121 |
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Unidentified adults and children, about 1890s-1900s,
4 black-and-white photographs |
|
|
|
|
[Studio portraits, mounted.] |
|
1995.050-122 thru 127 |
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|
Unidentified adults and children, or persons other than
Norman family, about 1900s-1920s,
6 black-and-white photographs |
|
|
|
|
[Studio portraits, mounted. One photo
identified on reverse side as "Roseylee [illegible] and Jack
Kenny."]
|
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1995.050-128 and 129 |
|
|
Unidentified persons, woman and family group, undated,
2 black-and-white photographs |
|
|
|
|
[Studio portraits, matted.] |
|
1995.050-130a and b |
|
|
Unidentified young woman, undated,
2 black-and-white photographs |
|
|
|
|
[Studio portrait. One is matted and one
appears to have been removed from a mat.] |
|
1995.050-131 |
|
|
Unidentified infant lying on cushion [uncertain], undated,
1 black-and-white photograph 6 x 6.5-inch |
|
|
|
|
[Studio portrait, matted.] |
|
1995.050-132 thru 135 |
|
|
Unidentified persons, mostly children, about 1900s,
4 black-and-white photographs |
|
1995.050-136 thru 143 |
|
|
Unidentified children, about 1950s,
8 black-and-white photographs and color photographs |
|
|
|
|
[Studio portraits.] |
|
1995.050-144a and b, 145 thru 147 |
|
|
Unidentified women, undated,
5 black-and-white photographs |
|
|
|
|
[Studio portraits.] |
|
1995.050-148 thru 163 |
|
|
Unidentified persons, mostly children and adolescents, about 1930s-1960s,
16 black-and-white photographs |
|
|
|
|
[School portraits.] |
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1995.050-164 thru 167 |
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Unidentified children, undated, about 1950s,
4 black-and-white photographs |
|
|
|
|
[Studio portraits.] |
|
1995.050-168a and b, 169a, 170a, 171 thru
175 |
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|
Norman family members, 1910s-1920s, about 1940s-1950s,
9 black-and-white photographs |
|
|
|
|
|
[Note: One image has been torn from a
larger photograph.] |
|
|
|
|
[Studio portraits. Includes Hollie Norman in
his World War I uniform and Edna Norman's college yearbook
photo.] |
|
1995.050-176 and 177 |
|
|
Morris S. Norman in suit and tie, about 1930s-1940s,
2 black-and-white photographs |
|
|
|
|
[Studio portraits.] |
|
1995.050-178 and 179 |
|
|
Liberty, Texas, school groups with Elizabeth Norman, teacher, 1925, about 1930s,
2 black-and-white photographs |
|
|
|
|
[Studio portraits. 1925 photo by Schlueter
Studio, Houston, Texas.] |
|
1995.050-180 |
|
|
Two young men in cap and gown in front of San Jacinto High
School, Houston, Texas, about 1940s-1950s,
1 black-and-white photograph 8 x 10-inch |
|
|
|
|
[Edna Norman taught at San Jacinto High School
during the 1940s.] |
|
1995.050-181 thru 201 |
|
|
Elizabeth Norman Artz and son Charles Artz III, 1930-1944,
21 black-and-white photographs |
|
1995.050-202a, 203a, 204a, 205a, 206a, 207a,
208a, 209a, 210 thru 217 |
|
|
W.T. Norman Jr. in his U.S. Navy uniform with other Norman
family members, 1944,
16 black-and-white photographs 3 x 4-inch |
|
1995.050-218 thru 222 |
|
|
W.T. Norman Jr. in his U.S. Navy uniform with unidentified
persons, 1940s,
5 black-and-white photographs 3 x 4-inch |
|
1995.050-223a, 224a, 225a, 226a, 227a, 228a,
229a, 230 thru 234 |
|
|
Morris S. and Bill Norman in their U.S. Navy and U.S. Army
uniforms with other Norman family members, 1944,
13 black-and-white photographs 3 x 4-inch |
|
1995.050-202b, 203b, 204b, 205b, 206b, 207b, 235
thru 243 |
|
|
W.T. Norman Jr. in his U.S. Navy uniform with other Norman
family members, 1944,
15 black-and-white photographs 3 x 4-inch |
|
|
|
|
[Found in folder labeled "from black album."]
|
|
1995.050-202c, 208b, 209b, 223b,
244-254 |
|
|
W.T. Norman Jr. in his U.S. Navy uniform with other Norman
family members, 1940s,
15 black-and-white photographs 3 x 4-inch |
|
|
|
|
[Found in folder labeled "from black album."]
|
|
1995.050-224b, 225b, 226b, 227b, 228b, 229b, 255
thru 266 |
|
|
Morris S. and Bill Norman in their U.S. Navy and U.S. Army
uniforms with other Norman family members, 1944,
18 black-and-white photographs 3 x 4-inch |
|
|
|
|
[Found in folder labeled "from black album."]
|
|
1995.050-267 thru 305 |
|
|
W.T. Norman Jr. in Venezuela with oil exploration crew, about 1947,
39 black-and-white photographs 3 x 4-inch |
|
1995.050-306a, 307a, 308a, 309a, 310a, 311a, 312
thru 321 |
|
|
Norman family members, about 1940s,
16 black-and-white photographs 3 x 4-inch |
|
|
|
|
[Includes photos of a family hunting trip and
W.T. Norman Jr. in front of the Norman family home.] |
|
1995.050-322 thru 395 |
|
|
Norman family members and other persons, 1920s-1950s,
74 black-and-white photographs 3 x 4-inch |
|
1995.050-306b, 307b, 308b, 309b, 310b, 311b, 396
thru 426 |
|
|
Norman family members and other persons, 1930s-1940s,
37 black-and-white photographs |
|
1995.050-427 and 428 |
|
|
Blair 88 Oil Company derrick and crew, location unknown, undated,
2 black-and-white photographs 5 x 7-inch |
|
1995.050-429 thru 444 |
|
|
Bill Norman and others with horses and cattle, about 1940s-1950s,
16 black-and-white photographs 2.75 x 2.75-inch |
|
1995.050-445 |
|
|
Bill Norman and unidentified young woman walking along
sidewalk, about 1940s,
1 black-and-white photograph 3.5 x 5-inch |
|
1995.050-446a |
|
|
W.T. Norman Jr. in U.S. Navy uniform, standing in front of
backdrop of ship at sea, 1940s,
1 black-and-white photograph 3.25 x 5-inch |
|
1995.050-447 |
|
|
Unidentified young man in U.S. Navy sailor's uniform, 1940s,
1 black-and-white photograph 4 x 6-inch |
|
1995.050-448 thru 450 |
|
|
W.T. Norman Jr. in tie and jacket, front and profile views, 1940s,
3 black-and-white photographs 2.5 x 2.5-inch |
|
1995.050-451 thru 452 |
|
|
Unidentified groups of men, seated at tables, about 1940s,
2 black-and-white photographs 3.5 x 5-inch |
|
1995.050-453 thru 456 |
|
|
Unidentified rural and town scenes, undated, about 1920s-1930s,
4 black-and-white photographs and photographic
postcard |
|
1995.050-457 |
|
|
W.T. Norman, Kitty Norman, and children Hollie, Elizabeth,
and Edna Norman, about 1903-1904,
1 black-and-white photograph 8 x 10-inch |
|
|
|
|
[Reproduction created about 1995.] |
|
1995.050-458a and b |
|
|
"Liberty Schools - Third and Fourth Grades
- Miss (Elizabeth) Norman - Ida S. Wood, Supt.", about 1920s,
2 black-and-white photographs 4.25 x 5.75-inch |
|
|
|
|
[Copy prints made by Sam Houston Center staff
from negatives about 1995.] |
|
1995.050-169b, 170b thru e, 177b, 446b, 459 thru
462 |
|
|
Norman family members, about 1910s-1940s,
11 black-and-white photographs 4.25 x 5.75-inch |
|
|
|
|
[Copy prints made by Sam Houston Center staff
from negatives about 1995.] |
|
1995.050-463 thru 464 |
|
|
Floral wreaths and arrangements at unidentified gravesite, undated,
2 black-and-white photographs 8 x 10-inch |
| Box |
Photo |
| 1995.050-7 |
1995.050-465 |
|
|
Family group consisting of man and woman and seven
children/young adults, about 1900s,
1 black-and-white photograph 10 x 12-inch |
|
|
|
|
[Mounted studio portrait. Written on back: "Mrs. M. Bukowski, Liberty, Texas, Lone
Pine Lot, Colors [illegible] Group."]
|
|
1995.050-466 |
|
|
William Ole (Bill) Norman, about 1940s-1950s,
1 black-and-white photograph 12.75 x 16-inch |
|
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|
|
[Studio portrait by Rowlands (studio), Houston
(Texas).] |
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