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- Passport #289226 issued May 18,1923;Washington D.C.
- Obit:Dallas Morning News Aug. 10,1943
- Census records:
- 1930 Dallas,Dallas,TX;Roll T626-2315;ED. 57-37;Page 34A;Line 14
- 1920 Houston,Harris,TX;Roll T625-1814;ED. 76;Page 6B;Line 61
- 1910 Houston,Harris,TX;Roll T624-1559;ED. 76;Page 7B;Line 82
- 1900 Dallas,Dallas,TX;Roll T623-1626;ED. 145;Page 17;Line 18
- 1880 Grimes Co. TX;Roll T9-1307;Ed. 62;Page 13;Line 30
- Dallas county marriage index 1846 - 1963. (microfilm) Roll "B"
- Texas Dept. of Health. Bureau of Vital Statistics. Standard Certificate of Death. Robert Eugene Burt. No 37811
- Dallas City Directory,1923,John F Worley Directory Co
