Carrie Northway Coleman
1 linear foot
A1985-044; A1985-056
1890-1945 (unknown)
Carrie Eva Northway Coleman (1/17/1898-7/17/1985) was a long time public school teacher and active in Kingsville community affairs. She was the sister of the prominent King Ranch veterinarian J. K. Northway. She began her teaching career in 1915. Mrs. Coleman taught at several schools over the next decade before coming to Kingsville. She taught in Kingsville for many years ending her career at Memorial Middle School.
Mrs. Carrie N. Coleman left a collection of correspondence, financial records, legal documents, photographic and printed materials, sound recordings and many local and school newspapers totaling approximately one cubic foot. The bulk of the materials are the newspapers and the printed materials comprising over half of the collection.
ORGANIZATION OF MATERIALS: I. Correspondence II. Financial Documents III. Legal Documents IV. Literary Production V. Photographic Materials VI. Printed Materials VII. Sound Recordings VIII. Newspapers IX. Maps
South Texas Archives, James C. Jernigan Library, Texas A&M University-Kingsville
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Carrie Northway Coleman Collection, A1985-044.XXXX; A1985-056.XXXX, South Texas Archives, James C. Jernigan Library, Texas A&M University-Kingsville
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A1985-044 – Gift of William H. Coleman; Fran Sharpe,A1985-056 – Gift of Carrie Northway Coleman Estate by W. H. Coleman
A1985-044 was processed by Sandra Staebell; A1985-056 was processed by Patricia F. Scott. Lori Atkins wrote the Finding Aid and Matthew Tallant coded it as a EAD document in 2015.