| 1876-1877 | Edwin Braxton (colored) : barber on the north side of Main Street between Austin & Houston avenues | Source: City Directory |
| 1876-1877 | Warren Burton (colored) : resides on Johnson Street near Burnett Avenue. | Source: City Directory |
| 1876-1877 | Eli Gentry (colored) : laborer residing at the rear of a building on the north side of Main Street between Rusk and Burnett avenues | Source: City Directory |
| 1876-1877 | Edith Thompson (colored) : working for Harrison Tone | Source: City Directory |
| 1876-1877 | M. W. White (colored) : barber on Main near Houston Avenue between Main and Skiddy Streets | Source: City Directory |
| 1876-1877 | Frank M. White (colored) has a saloon on the east side of Austin Avenue between Main and Skiddy Streets | Source: City Directory |
| 1876-1877 | Frank White (colored) : barber at 207 West Main | Source: City Directory |
| 1876-1877 | Charles Knaves (colored) : barber, works at F. White | Source: City Directory |
| 1876-1877 | David Williams (colored)
has a barber shop, “Williams and Son,” at 207-1/2 West Main Street. Large advertisement in City Directory: “Fashionable Tonsorial Artists. Hair cutting, shampooing, and shaving done with neatness and dispatch. Bath rooms attached.” | Source: City Directory |
| 1876-1877 | David Williams (colored) : owner of a saloon on the south side of
Woodard between Austin and Houston avenues. Residence : on the north side of Bond between Burnett and Rusk avenues | Source: City Directory |
| 1876-1877 | Horace G. Williams (colored) : barber at "Williams and Son) at 207-1/2 Wet Main Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1876-1877 | James Williams (colored) : barber at "Williams and Son) at 207-1/2 Wet Main Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1880 | Eli Gentry, age 39, a
cigar dealer; and wife Lucy, age 38, who keeps house. Both were born in Indian
Territory. Eli's father was born in Georgia, his mother in Tennessee. Her
parents were both born in Georgia. The Gentry family lives on Woodard Street. Children: Edward, age 13 (born in Kansas), at school; William, age 7, at school (born in Indian Territory); and Alyssa, age 4 (born in Indian Territory), at home | Source: Census |
| 1887-1888 | David W. Walton
(colored) : principal, Denison colored public school, located at southwest
corner of West Bond Street and North Mirick Avenue. Residence : 1202 West Day Street, at the corner of Perry Avenue. [Later Walton School was named after David W. Walton. He is buried in Oakwood Cemetery, where a monument was erected by the Odd Fellows in his memory. He died in 1908.] | |
| 1887-1888 | Teachers in the
colored schools were: Miss Ida McCracken, Miss Lizzie Reid/Reed, and Mrs. Clara
B. Franklin. Miss Reid lives in the home of Wesley Moss (colored) at 311 West Morton Street. Mr. Moss’s occupation is “city scavenger.” | |
| 1887-1888 | Isaac M. McCracken
(colored) : barber at D. W. Williams barber shop. Residence : 616 West Morton Stree | Source: City Directory |
| 1887-1888 | Callie Franklin
(colored) : teacher Residence : 703 West Bond Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1887-1888 | At 104 West Main
Street are Thompson and Lott (colored), “barbers, shop and bath rooms.” The principals are Joseph Thompson, residing at 702 West Walker Street; and Sylvester Lott, residing at 519 West Bond Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1889-1890 | At 104 West Main Street are Thompson and Lott (colored), barbers. The principals are Joseph Thompson, residing at 702 West Walker Street; and Sylvester Lott, residing at 519 West Bond Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1889-1890 | Dr. J. G. Ellis arrives
in Denison. Office is at 314 West Main Street; home at 705 West Morton Street. Also officing at 314 West Main Street are Dr. W. S. Noble and Dr. A. [Albert] L. Thompson (colored) | Source: City Directory |
| 1891-1892 | Levi [B.] Burton [Sr.] (colored) : porter at Louis Lebrecht, 102 West Main Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1891-1892 | Beck’s Restaurant : 104 West Main Street | |
| 1891-1892 | At 104 West Main
Street is Thompson and Lott (colored), barbers. Joseph Thompson is living at 305 West Bond Street. Sylvester Lott lives at 217 West Crawford Street. | Source: City Directory |
| 1891-1892 | John Bolden :
proprietor of the “Headlight Saloon lunch counter,” 106 West Main Street. This John Bolden is not listed as “colored,” but the City Directory does list a John Bolden (colored) as a laborer. All the other Boldens in the City Directory are listed as colored, too. | Source: City Directory |
| 1891-1892 | Lizzie Pollard lives
in the home of David Miller (colored), hod carrier, residence at 220 West
Crawford Street. Oscar Pollard lives at 301 West Bond Street; no occupation is given. | Source: City Directory |
| 1891-1892 | Texas Reformer (colored), issued every Saturday, office over
311 West Main. Reformer Publishing Company, proprietors and publishers; Stephen D. Russell, managing editor. He lives on the west side of North Austin Avenue between Walker and Johnson Streets. | |
| 1893-1894 | At 102 West Main
Street is Burton and Lott (colored) : barbers. Principals are Edward D. Burton, who resides at 314 West Main Street; and Sylvester Lott, living at 519 West Bond Street. | Source: City Directory |
| 1893-1894 | Louis Lebrecht, cigars and tobacco : 102 West Main Street | |
| 1893-1894 | Dr. A. L. Thompson
(colored) has office at 220 West Main Street; no other doctors have offices
there. Residence : 320 West Bond Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1893-1894 | Thompson and Williams
barber shop (colored) at 106 North Rusk Avenue. Principals are Joseph Thompson (colored), who lives at 305 West Bond Street; and Peter Williams (colored), residing at 522 North Houston Avenue | Source: City Directory |
| 1893-1894 | David W. Williams (colored) : a barber at 218 West Main Street; he lives at that address, too | Source: City Directory |
| 1893-1894 | Alfred Williams
(colored) :worker at the
Columbia Restaurant, 209 West Main Street upstairs Boards at 612 North Mirick Avenue. | Source: City Directory |
| 1893-1894 | Elbert
Williams (colored) Boards at 612 North Mirick Avenue. | |
| 1896-1897 | Levie B. Burten [Levi
B. Burton] (colored) working for Louis Lebrecht, 100 West Main Street. Residence : 613 North Mirick Avenue | Source: City Directory |
| 1896-1897 | At 102-1/2 West Main
Street is Ed D. Burton (colored) : barber. Downstairs is vacant. Rooms at 314 West Main Street On the ground floor at 314 West Main Street is the City Shoe Store and J. P. Marsh, shoes. On the second floor is Dr. J. G. Ellis, “specialist.” Dr. Ellis lives at 905 West Morton Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1896-1897 | David Burton : cook at the McDougall Hotel, lives at 608 West Walker Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1896-1897 | Owen Burton works at the
Columbia Restaurant, 409 West Main Street Residence : North Burnett Avenue near West Walker Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1896-1897 | George Burton : laborer Residece : 829 West Walker | Source: City Directory |
| 1896-1897 | Warren Burton : drayman Residence : 829 West Walker | Source: City Directory |
| 1896-1897 | Harry Platt (colored) : barber, works at 307 West Main Street Residence : next door to Levi Burton at 615 North Mirick Avenue | Source: City Directory |
| 1896-1897 | Peter Williams (colored) : operates a barber shop at 106 North Rusk
Avenue Residence : 522 North Houston Avenue | Source: City Directory |
| 1896-1897 | Sherley O. Platt (colored) : works at Peter Williams’ barber shop Residence : 527 West Bond Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1896-1897 | Edward D. Gentry
(colored) : barber shop at 109 East Main Street Residence : 629 West Bond Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1896-1897 | James S. Love
(colored) works at E. D. Gentry barber shop Residence : 311 West Morton Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1898-1899 | Edward Burton, a colored barber at 102 West Main Street. He rooms at the same address. | Source: City Directory |
| 1898-1899 | E. [Ernest] B. Kollert, selling cigars and newspapers at 102 West Main Street Residence : 411 West Walker Street with his wife Augusta H. Kollert, in a block mostly occupied by African Americans | Source: City Directory |
| 1898-1899 | David Burton : cook at the McDougall Hotel Residence : 608 West Walker Street with his wife, Alice | Source: City Directory |
| 1898-1899 | Warren Burton :driver by trade Residence : 831 West Walker Street with his wife, Dora | Source: City Directory |
| 1898-1899 | Dr. Albert L.
Thompson (colored) has his office at 218-1/2 West Main Street. No other doctors have offices there, as the building is occupied primarily by insurance agents, barber Henry Melzer, the City of Denison Police Department, a justice of the peace, and others. Residence : 320 West Bond Street with his wife Ella | Source: City Directory |
| 1898-1899 | Joseph Thompson (colored), barber shop at 307 West Main
Street, above Felix Tachini Saloon a& next door to Pollard, Hoerr & Co. Residence : 321 West Bond Street. | Source: City Directory |
| 1898-1899 | Caesar A. Bryant (colored) : barber at Joseph Thompson's barber shop Residence : 701(b) West Morton Stree | Source: City Directory |
| 1898-1899 | The Palace Barber
Shop (colored) is at 109-1/2 West Main Street. Proprietor is Edward D. Gentry (colored), who lives at 627 West Bond Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1898-1899 | Sylvester Lott (colored) : barber at The Palace Barber Shop Residence : 100 West Bond Street with his wife Virginia | Source: City Directory |
| 1898-1899 | Peter Williams (colored), perhaps also an owner of The Palace Barber Shop Residence : 423 West Walker with his wife Eleanor | Source: City Directory |
| 1898-1899 | Sherley O. Platt (colored) : barber at The Palace Barber Shop Residence : 527 West Bond Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1898-1899 | David Burton : cook at the McDougall Hotel Residence : 608 West Walker Street with his wife, Alice | Source: City Directory |
| 1899-1900 | Edward D. Burton
(colored) : barber at 224 West Main Street Residence : 805 West Sears Street with his wife | Source: City Directory |
| 1899-1900 | Also at 224 West Main
Street is the James & Tully Saloon. Proprietors are Edward James, a married man living at 122 West Sears Street; and John W. Tully, residing at 213 West Crawford Street Historical note: Brown & Hoerr operated the “Cabinet Saloon” at 224 West Main Street in 1891-1897; Brown & James Saloon was there in 1898-99; and James & Tully Saloon occupied the spot in 1899-1900 | Source: City Directory |
| 1899-1900 | Upstairs at 224-1/2 West Main Street are [Col.] A. B. Person, attorney [he was defeated for the post of mayor by Louis Lebrecht in 1896] | Source: City Directory |
| 1899-1900 | Harry L. Person : stenographer and notary public; 313 West Main Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1899-1900 | Antonia Goike (married) : barkeeper at the White House Saloon, 313 West Main Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1899-1900 | Warren Burton, the
venerable drayman Residence : 831 West Walker with his wife | Source: City Directory |
| 1899-1900 | David Burton :porter at the National Bank of Denison/Ford Building at 231 West Main Street Residence : 608 West Walker | Source: City Directory |
| 1899-1900 | Richard Burton : works at George Braun Saloon and Restaurant, 111-113 East Main Street Residence : 608 West Walker | Source: City Directory |
| 1899-1900 | Edward D. Gentry
(colored) : barber at 109-1/2 East Main Street Residence : 627 West Bond Street with his wife | Source: City Directory |
| 1899-1900 | C. F. Williams
(colored) : barber at Love & Haywood barber shop (colored), 121 West
Main Street. Principals are James S. Love and S. H. Haywood. Residence : 116 West Walker Street with his wife | Source: City Directory |
| 1899-1900 | Dr. A. L. Thompson
(colored) has his office at 218-1/2 West Main Street. Residence : 320 West Bond Street with his wife | Source: City Directory |
| 1899-1900 | Ella S. Thompson : teacher at Anderson School Residence : 320 West Bond Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1899-1900 | Joseph Thompson
(colored) : barber at Eugene G. Lafon barber shop, 111 North Rusk Avenue.
Residence : 321 West Bond Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1899-1900 | Eugene G. Lafon : barber shop Residence : 620 West Sears | Source: City Directory |
| 1899-1900 | Eugene J. Lafon : works for the Katy Railway Residence : 620 West Sears | Source: City Directory |
| 1899-1900 | The Palace Barber
Shop (colored) at 106 North Rusk Avenue. Principals are Peter Williams (colored), married and living at 423 West Walker Street; and Sylvester Lott (colored), married and living at 408 West Johnson Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1900 | Edward D. Gentry and
wife Susie live at 629 West Bond Street. He reports being born Oct. 1865 in
Indian Territory; his parents were both born in Tennessee. He is a barber. Wife Susie has no occupation listed; she was born in Oct. 1862 in Tennessee, like both her parents. Daughter Bernice, born in October 1892. is 7, born in Texas, not listed as attending school | Source: Census |
| 1901-1902 | Zachariah R. Moseley
(colored) : barber at 102-1/2 West Main Street. Residence : 300 West Walker Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1901-1902 | Downstairs at 102
West Main Street is John Douglass, cigar manufacturer Residence : 1014 West Main Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1901-1902 | William S. Douglass : works at John Douglass' at 102 West Main Street Residence : 1014 West Main Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1901-1902 | W. [Wesley] L. Lane (colored) : barber at 106 West
Main Street Residence : 127 East Johnson Streeet | Source: City Directory |
| 1901-1902 | Mrs. Hannah B. (Mrs. Orie W.) Dyche : operates Pickwick Saloon, 106 West Main Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1901-1902 | Mrs. Hannah B. (Mrs. Orie W.) Dyche : manages the Hotel Pickwick, 104 West Main Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1901-1902 | Jesse M. Moseley
(colored) L: physician and surgeon, has office at 123 West Main Street Residence : 621 West Walker Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1901-1902 | Levi Burton [Sr.] has left Louis Lebrecht and is night porter, Union Depot Hotel. The hotel is owned by the MKT Railway | Source: City Directory |
| 1901-1902 | Joseph Thompson (colored) : barber at Union Depot | Source: City Directory |
| 1901-1902 | Edward D. Burton
(colored) : proprietor of Globe Barber Shop, 224 West Main Stree Residence : 408 West Johnson Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1901-1902 | Warren Burton
(colored) : expressman Residence : 829 West Walker | Source: City Directory |
| 1901-1902 | David P. Burton
(colored) : porter, National Bank of Denison/Ford Building, 231 West Main
Street Residence : 608 West Walker Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1901-1902 | Charity Burton (colored) lives in the residence of Perry McKinney (colored), a laborer living on the south side of East Acheson Street between South Fifth and Sixth avenues | Source: City Directory |
| 1901-1902 | Jack Burton
(colored) : a huckster Residence : on the south side of East Main Street a quarter mile from the city limits | Source: City Directory |
| 1901-1902 | Alexander
Barclow/Bartow (colored) : porter at the Hotel Simpson, 402 West Main Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1901-1902 | The “Simpson Palace” is located over 400-402 West Main Street, Joe M. Crupton manager | |
| 1907-1908 | Edward D. Gentry
(colored) : barber, 107 West Main. The shop is
between the Rock Pastore Restaurant (105) and the Ourand Hotel Residence : 627 West Bond Street. | Source: City Directory |
| 1907-1908 | Levi Burton [Sr.]
(colored) : laborer on the MKT Railway Residence :608 West Johnson Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1907-1908 | Edward D. Burton
(colored) : barber at 327 West Main Street Residence : 215 East [sic] Washington Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1907-1908 | Henry Burton, Jr. (colored) : student Boarding at 215 West [sic] Washington Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1907-1908 | Blanche Burton (colored) : teacher Boarding at 215 West [sic] Washington Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1907-1908 | Henry Burton (colored) :
laborer Boarding at 215 West [sic] Washington Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1907-1908 | David P. Burton
(colored) : porter, National Bank of Denison/Ford Building, 231 West Main
Street Residence : 608 West Walker Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1907-1908 | George Burton
(colored) : laborer Residence : 225 West Walker Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1907-1908 | Warren Burton
(colored) : expressman Residence : 829 West Walker Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1907-1908 | Mrs. Artie Burton
(colored) Rooms at 517 North Mirick Avenue | Source: City Directory |
| 1907-1908 | Mrs. Jennie Burton
(colored) : waiter at MKT Dining Room, Union Station Residence : 808 North Houston Avenue | Source: City Directory |
| 1907-1908 | Mrs. Mellie Rivers hotel (colored), 110 West Main Street. She lives on the premises | Source: City Directory |
| 1907-1908 | Samuel R. Rivers
(colored) : foreman on MKT Railway Boards at 110 West Morton Street [sic] | Source: City Directory |
| 1913 | Levi [B.] Burton
[Sr.] (coloredl) dies 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 | Edward D. Burton (colored) : barber at J. S. Love barber shop, 108 South Fannin Avenue | Source: City Directory |
| 1913 | J. S. Love and wife Exie E. Love Residence : 717 North Lamar Avenue | Source: City Directory |
| 1913 | The Dixie Airdome
(colored) located at 601 West Johnson Street Proprietors were J. S. Love and partner Blanchard B. Gilliean, Love & Gilliean | Source: City Directory |
| 1913 | Virginia L. Lott
(colored) : widow of Sylvester Lott Residence : 519 West Bond Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1913 | Esther Burton
(colored) : widow of Levi Burton Residence : 608 West Johnson Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1913 | Viola (colored; widow
of Levi Burton) boards at 904 West Washington. This is the residence of Mrs. Lizza Wimley [Liza Wimberly] | Source: City Directory |
| 1913 | David Burton
(colored) is porter at National Bank of Denison, 230 West Main Street Residence : West Walker Street with his wife Stella | Source: City Directory |
| 1913 | Dora Burton (colored) :
widow of Warren Burton Residence : 430 West Johnson Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1913 | George Burton
(colored) : laborer on the MKT Railway Residence : 718 West Johnson Street with his wife Callie | Source: City Directory |
| 1913 | Henry Burton
(colored) : janitor Residence : 509 North Fannin Avenue with his wife Jeannette | Source: City Directory |
| 1913 | James Burton (colored) : helper in the MKT Dining Room, Union Station. He boards on the premises | Source: City Directory |
| 1913 | Mrs. Jennie Burton
(colored) Residence : 808 North Houston Avenue | Source: City Directory |
| 1913 | Samuel Burton
(colored) : porter at 102 West Main Street Boards at 908 West Washington Street Note: 908 West Washington is not listed in the street listing in the City Directory | Source: City Directory |
| 1913 | Lewis Mosely (colored) Residence : 912 West Washington Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1913 | Walter Burton
(colored) : laborer Residence : 311 East Shopherd Street with his wife Lucy | Source: City Directory |
| 1915 | Edward D. Burton
(colored) : barber at Thompson & Burton, 114 North Rusk Avenue. Residence : 615 West Walker Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1915 | Joseph Thompson (colored) : barber at Thompson & Burton, 114 North Rusk Avenue Residence : 321 West Bond Street with his wife Oscar | |
| 1915 | David Burton
(colored) : porter at National Bank of Denison, 230 West Main Street Residence : 612 West Walker Street with his wife Stella | Source: City Directory |
| 1915 | Esther Burton
(colored) : widow of Levi Burton Residence : 606 West Johnson Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1915 | George Burton
(colored) : laborer Residence : 718 West Johnson Street with his wife Callie | Source: City Directory |
| 1915 | Samuel Burton (colored) : bottler at Red River Manufacturing and Bottling Residence : 908 West Washington Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1915 | James S. Love
(colored) : barber at 108 South Fannin Avenue Residence : 717 North Lamar Avenue with his wife Exie A. | Source: City Directory |
| 1915 | James Love (colored) : porter at 108 South Fannin Avenue, lives on the premises | Source: City Directory |
| 1915 | Martin Love (colored)
: janitor at Langston School Rooms at 413 East Nelson Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1917 | Edward D. Burton
(colored) works at Thompson and Burton, barbers, 114 North Rusk Avenue. Residence : 625 West Walker Street with wife Eulah | Source: City Directory |
| 1917 | Joseph Thompson (colored) works at Thompson and Burton, barbers, 114 North Rusk Avenue Residence : 321 West Bond Street with his wife Oscar | Source: City Directory |
| 1917 | Esther Burton
(colored) : widow of Levi Burton Boards at 718 West Johnson Street, the home of George Burton (colored), a laborer, and his wife Callie Pope/Parke Burton | Source: City Directory |
| 1917 | Viola Burton (colored) and Samuel Burton
(colored), bottler with Red River Bottling Company, 107 East Woodard Street Boarding at 908 [elsewhere, 903] West Washington Street with Mrs. Liza Wimbley [Wimberley, widow of James] (colored) | Source: City Directory |
| 1917 | Burrell Wimberly and
Stella Wimberly Boarding at 908 [elsewhere, 903] West Washington Street with Mrs. Liza Wimbley [Wimberley, widow of James] (colored) | Source: City Directory |
| 1917 | David Burton
(colored) : porter at National Bank of Denison, 230 West Main Street Residence : 612 West Walker Street with his wife Stella | Source: City Directory |
| 1917 | Samuel H. Haywood
(colored, married) Residence : 825 West Walker Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1917 | Mrs. Cordie Burton
(colored) : laborer with MK&T Railway Residence : 411 West Bond Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1917 | James P. Pollard
(colored) : porter Residence : 122 West Walker Street with his wife Clara | Source: City Directory |
| 1917 | Thomas Pollard
(colored) : porter Residence : 118 East Johnson Street with his wife Millie P. | Source: City Directory |
| 1917 | Susan Gentry
(colored; widow of Edward) : matron of Union Depot Residence : 627 West Bond Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1927-1928 | Edward Burton
(colored) : barber at 1511 West Morton Street Residence : 1511 West Morton Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1927-1928 | David Burton
(colored) : porter at Perkins Brothers Co., dry goods, clothing, shoes, etc.,
304-308 West Main Street Residence : 612 West Walker Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1927-1928 | Eula Burton (colored)
Residence : 709 West Fannin Avenue | Source: City Directory |
| 1927-1928 | Samuel E. Burton
(colored) : coach cleaner for the MKT Railway Residence : 608 West Johnson Street with his wife Faustine | Source: City Directory |
| 1927-1928 | Viola Burton
(colored) Residence : 631 West Elm Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1927-1928 | Edward W. Lott
(colored) : porter at Linn Brothers Jewelry, 327 West Main Street Residence : 618 West Elm Street Note : This is the last City Directory listing for the Lotts | Source: City Directory |
| 1927-1928 | Taborian Hall is at 601 West Johnson Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1929 | David Burton
(colored) : presser Residence : 425 West Walker Street with his wife Polly A. Burton | Source: City Directory |
| 1929 | Samuel E. Burton
(colored) Residence : 608 West Johnson Street with his wife Faustine Burton | Source: City Directory |
| 1929 | Viola Burton
(coloredl) Residence : 631 West Elm St | Source: City Directory |
| 1929 | Taborian Hall is located at 601 West Johnson Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1929 | Alpha Burton (colored) Residence : 608 West Johnson Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1929 | Charles Burton (colored) Residence : 608 West Johnson Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1934 | David Burton :
janitor at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, 431 West Woodard Street Residence : 425 West Walker Street with his wife Polly A. Burton, Annie Burton & David Burton Jr. | Source: City Directory |
| 1940 | Samuel Burton (colored) :
meat cutter at Alex Barclow Meats (colored), 523 West Bond Street Residence : 608 West Johnson Street with his wife Faustine Burton, Viola Burton & Samuel Burton Jr. | Source: City Directory |
| 1940 | William Burton
(colored) : porter at McClain & Grundy, barbers, 113 South Burnett Avenue Residence : 509 West Johnson Street with his wife Mattie | Source: City Directory |
| 1940 | Ronnie E. McClain : Proprietors of
McClain & Grundy Residence : 505 West Morgan Street with his wife Lucille McClain | Source: City Directory |
| 1940 | Felix J. Grundy : Proprietors of
McClain & Grundy Residence : 316 North Fifth Avenue with his wife Ruby P. Grundy | Source: City Directory |
| 1940 | Mattie Burton
(colored) Residence : 907 West Elm Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1951 | Alpha Burton :
teacher Residence : 921 West Elm Street | Source: City Directory |
| 1953 | Samuel E. Burton :
porter at Edna Freels Dress Shop, 400 block West Main Street Residence : 608 West Johnson Street with his wife Faustine | Source: City Directory |
| 1953 | Walter Burton : janitor at Denison Mattress Factory Residence : Hendrix, Oklahoma |
