Photos courtesy of Chris
Murat and Hubert Family.
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Read the story of how the Huberts "found" Collegeport
Hugo &
Hattie Kundinger
More Kundinger Photos
Memories of Mr. Hugo & Miss Hattie
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George Hubert, Sr.
April 9, 1886 - January 3, 1974
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Clara Kundinger Hubert
May 24, 1879 - August 4, 1942
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Clara in front
of the possible
first Hubert
home in
Collegeport. |
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George Hubert Sr.
and his dogs. |
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George Jr. and
his mother,
Clara Kundinger
Hubert, in front
of the Hurd House.
(about 1922) |
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George Jr. by Tres Palacios Bay in 1918
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George Jr. (November
5, 1910 - June 13, 1992)
Picture believed to be Collegeport about 1920 |
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Ruth Hubert
and her lamb,
Mopsy, at the
Hurd house. |
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George Jr.,
Ruth Hubert,
a friend at the wheel
and George Hubert Sr.
at the Hurd House
about 1919. |
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George Hubert Jr.
Collegeport,
Texas
Easter, April
1918
In the front yard
of the Hurd house.
Theo Smith home
in
upper right.
Collegeport
Pavillion
to the right of
George's head. |
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Sailing on the
bay. |
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George Jr.
sailing
on Tres Palacios Bay. |
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George Hubert Jr.
probably near
White Oak Bayou in Houston, 1923.
In 1923 it became
evident to
George Sr. and Clara that
they needed to leave Collegeport
and return to Chicago to try
to make a living.
About the time
they reached
Nacogdoches, Clara became ill;
she and George Sr. determined
there would be better
care for her illness in Houston.
They set up a
tent in Herman Park.
George Sr. sent George Jr.
out to find a hammer. It was time
to begin making furniture.
George Sr. opened
a furniture
store in Houston.
Helen Hubert
related to other
family members that George Sr.
made furniture for the fine ladies in Houston. |
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