Henry Bernard Heiman

Photographer:Heiman & Schlueter
Bartlett and Granger, Tex.
See also Frank Joseph Schlueter.

Henry Bernard Heiman
(11 Mar 1865 - 27 Oct 1927)

1865 Mar 11
Texas, US census, Find-A-Grave H B Heiman is born to Bernard Heiman and Marie Heiman
1892
Falls, Texas, state records, Henry B Heiman marriage to Josephine F Schlueter in Falls, TX; Heiman becomes the brother in law of Frank Joseph Schlueter
1893
Texas, birth of daughter Pauline
1894
Granger, TX, birth of son Benjamin
1900
Granger, TX, US census H B Heiman as photographer
1903
Granger, TX, birth of son Alfred William Heiman
1905
Houston, TX, neither Heiman nor Schlueter is listed
1907
Houston, TX, city directory H B Heiman as photographer with Heiman and Schlueter at 303 Polk Ave; res same

1908
Houston, TX, city directory, H B Heiman is NOT listed; Schlueter is listed as photographer at 1907 Decatur
1910
Lubbock, TX, city directory, H B Heiman is listed as photographer but Heiman and Schlueter studio is NOT listed
1910 Apr 20
Houston, TX, US census, H B Heiman (misspelled Heinan) as Artist (same census page as brother in law Schlueter)
1911 - 1912
Lubbock, TX, city directory Heiman as photographer; in 1911, Schlueter is still in Houston and has partnered with Joseph D Litterest
1913
Lubbock, TX, city directory Heiman as real estate agent
1915 - 1919
Lubbock, TX, city directory as contractor
1920
US census as builder in Houston, TX
1923 - 1926
Houston, TX city directory no occupation shown

1927 Oct 27
Heiman dies at age 62 in Houston, TX

Not much information is available on Henry Bernard Heiman. It was found that he lived in Granger, TX, at least from 1892 to 1907 which agrees with the Frank Schlueter timeline. It also appears that he quit the photography business in 1913 to become a real estate agent and then a building contractor.

Based on the records available for the two photographers, they worked as partners in and around Granger, TX, as least intermittently, between about 1892 and 1906. They both moved to Houston, TX, in 1906 but by 1908, Heiman has moved to Lubbock, TX.

The cabinet card at the top would have been finished between 1892 and 1906.

See Schlueter.

Photographer:Heiman & Schlueter
Granger, Tex.
(Owner dater: 1893) from "Lens on Texas Frontier"
by Lawrence T. Jones

Photographer:Heiman & Schlueter
Bartlett and Granger, Tex.
From a collection entitled:
Are We There Yet? Transportation in Central Texas
and was provided by the Taylor Public Library to The Portal to Texas History,
a digital repository hosted by the UNT Libraries.

photographer: Neiman and Schlueter
Barnett & Granger, TX
example from auction site

Photographer:Heiman & Schlueter
Bartlett and Granger, Tex.

Photographer:Heiman & Schlueter
Granger, Tex.
from the T. B. Willis Photograph Collection
and were provided by
the Private Collection of T. B. Willis
to The Portal to Texas History,
a digital repository hosted by the UNT Libraries

Photographer:Heiman & Schlueter
Bartlett and Granger, Tex.
from the T. B. Willis Photograph Collection
and were provided by
the Private Collection of T. B. Willis
to The Portal to Texas History,
a digital repository hosted by the UNT Libraries

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