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Abstract | W. T. Couch (1901), a white publisher and editor, was also a part-time official of the Federal Writers' Project of the Works Progress Administration, as assistant and associate director for North Carolina, 1936-1937, and as director for the southern region, 1938-1939. These papers include his correspondence relating to the project and narratives (called "life histories") of about 1,200 individuals, written by about 60 members of the project after one or more oral history interviews with the subjects. Persons interviewed, many of them African Americans, described life in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia. There is a partial index to the many occupations of those interviewed. Also included, on microfilm, are ghost stories, local legends, etc., gathered in the project. |
Creator | Federal Writers' Project. |
Curatorial Unit | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection. |
Language | English |
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Updated by: Kathryn Michaelis, April 2010; Nancy Kaiser, September 2020; Anne Wells, April 2021
Conscious Editing Work by: Nancy Kaiser, August 2020 (updated abstract, scope content note, and container list); by: Anne Wells, April 2021; by Nancy Kaiser, July 2023 (added statement about "Croatan")
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NOTE: Select documents, titles, and description found in this collection contain harmful and racist language used by the creators of these documents. In 2020, archivists removed transcriptions of the harmful portions of the titles from the finding aid and replaced them with [racist slur]. The original titles and harmful language remain on the physical documents and digitized access copies. We have not removed racial terms "Negro" or "Colored" because we feel they provide important historical context about the materials and who created them and they facilitate the research process. We recognize that these terms also may cause harm and will periodically revisit our decision to include them. We recognize the complexity of this issue and welcome feedback on this decision at wilsonlibrary@unc.edu.
NOTE: "Croatan" (or "Croatoan") is an identity term that was used by the Indigenous peoples of the Hatteras and Roanoke Islands in the late 16th century. In subsequent centuries, the Indigenous peoples of Sampson, Craven, Robeson, Cumberland, Hoke and Scotland counties in North Carolina were thought to be the descendants of the Croatan Indians and were so called by North Carolina state officials; however, many tribal nations existed and exist now in this area who prefer to use their own identity terms, including the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina, the Tuscarora Nation of North Carolina, and others.
In 2023, archivists examined the use of "Croatan" in Wilson Library archival collections and decided to leave this term in places where it refers to the Indigenous peoples of the Hatteras and Roanoke Islands, is part of a title, or is the proper name of a geographic feature or location. We have replaced "Croatan" with the appropriate identity term for materials that refer specifically to the groups noted above. When we are unable to make a determination, we use "Indigenous peoples." We recognize the complexity of this issue and welcome feedback on this decision at wilsonlibrary@unc.edu.
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William Terry Couch (1901), a white editor and publisher, was director of the University of North Carolina Press, 1932-1945; director of the University of Chicago Press, 1945-1950; since 1950, editor and publisher with encyclopedias and commercial publishers; lived in Palo Alto, California; returned to live in Chapel Hill.
Couch was associated with the Federal Writers' Project of the Works Progress Administration on a part-time basis, 1936-1939, as associate and assistant state director for North Carolina, 1936-1937, and as regional director, 1938-1939. Boxes 1-8 of these papers contain his correspondence and other papers related to his work with the project. Boxes 9-33 of the papers contain narratives (called "life histories") written by members of the Federal Writers' Project after oral history interviews with selected individuals. Selections from these life histories were published in These Are Our Lives , as told by the people and written by members of the Federal Writers' Project of the Works Progress Administration in North Carolina, Tennessee, and Georgia. (Chapel Hill, The University of North Carolina Press, 1939. xx, 421 pp. Preface by W. T. Couch.) Box 34 contains a card index of the life histories, compiled by Couch.
Later publication: Such as Us, Southern Voices of the Thirties. Edited by Tom E. Terrill and Jerrold Hirsch. Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 1978.
Back to TopNarratives that have a variant form available in the Thaddeus Ferree Papers (#4258) are indicated at the file level.
Processing Note: Select documents, titles, and description found in this series contain harmful and racist language used by the creators of these documents. In 2020, archivists removed transcriptions of the harmful portions of the titles from the finding aid and replaced them with [racist slur]. The original titles and harmful language remain on the physical documents and digitized access copies. We have not removed racial terms "Negro" or "Colored" because we feel they provide important historical context about the materials and who created them and they facilitate the research process. We recognize that these terms also may cause harm and will periodically revisit our decision to include them. We recognize the complexity of this issue and welcome feedback on this decision at wilsonlibrary@unc.edu.
Folder 1 |
Barnard, George S. (interviewer): A Negro Cook's DayRosa Lee Johnson, circa 1908, Waycross, Ga., Black cook, Ozark, no date given |
Folder 2 |
Bowman, Annie L. (interviewer): The HinesMary Hines, no date given, Monroe County, Black teacher, Atmore, 2 January 1939 |
Folder 3 |
Bowman, Annie L. (interviewer): Another version of the above interview |
Folder 4 |
Cain, Maude (interviewer): Julia RhodesJulia Rhodes, circa 1904, Tallapoosa County, white mill worker, Alexander City, 11 October 1938 |
Folder 5 |
Cain, Maude (interviewer): Bertie TurnerBertie Turner, no date given, no place given, white boarding-house operator, Alexander City, 30 December 1938 |
Folder 6 |
Clark, Luther (interviewer): Looking Around with a Hay FarmerLeonidas Cockrell, circa 1867, no place given, white farm owner, McCainville, 14 September 1938 |
Folder 7 |
Coleman, Victoria (interviewer): Soil Pipe WorkerWilliam Smith, circa 1870, Ohio, white soil pipe worker, Anniston, 31 January 1939 |
Folder 8 |
Couric, Gertha (interviewer): Sam Lynn, Fisherman and River Rat [Famous for Fish]Sam Lynn, circa 1879, no place given, Black fisherman, Eufaula, 11 January 1939 |
Folder 9 |
Couric, Gertha (interviewer): Mid-Wives are Called "Grannies"Aunt Granny [Lula] Rousseau, 1861, Eufaula, Black midwife, Eufaula, 15 December 1938 |
Folder 10 |
Couric, Gertha (interviewer): Three Workers of Cowikee Cotton MillMrs. Lee Snipes, no date given, no place given, white textile weaver; T. Clements, no date given, no place given, white textile fireman; Mrs. Champion, no date given, no place given, white textile weaver, Eufaula, 13 October 1938 |
Folder 11 |
Couric, Gertha (interviewer): The Hughes FamilyJames C. [Doc] Hughes, no date given, no place given, white mill worker, Eufaula, 20 October 1938 |
Folder 12 |
Couric, Gertha (interviewer): The Sam Andersons-Cotton Mill WorkersSam Anderson, no date given, no place given, white mill worker, Eufaula, 20 October 1938 |
Folder 13 |
Couric, Gertha (interviewer): Mill WorkersNancy Nolan, no date given, no place given, white mill worker, Barbour County, 20 October 1938 |
Folder 14 |
Couric, Gertha and Hand, Woodrow (interviewers): "Ed West-Installment Collector"Ed West, no date given, no place given, white installment collector, Eufaula, 14 February 1939 |
Folder 15 |
Couric, Gertha (interviewer): My Time is Mighty Nigh OutMrs. Lucy Thomas, 1859?, no place given, Black washwoman, 14 February 1939 |
Folder 16 |
Couric, Gertha (interviewer): A Day on the FarmMrs. Ola Titus, circa 1867, no place given, white farmer, Barbour County, 20 January 1939; Mrs. Annie Blair, circa 1869, no place given, white farmer, Barbour County, 20 January 1939 |
Folder 17 |
Couric, Gertha (interviewer): Another version of the above interview |
Folder 18 |
Couric, Gertha (interviewer): Fifty-Two Years in the Cotton MillTom Asobrook, circa 1867, no place given, white mill worker, Eufaula, 13 October 1938 |
Folder 19 |
Diard, Francois L. (interviewer): Sharon Cousins, Knight of the RoadSharon Cousins, 1914, Ellenburg, WS, white hobo, Mobile, 3 February 1939 |
Folder 20 |
Dobson, Noma (interviewer): Veteran Newspaper ManCharles H. Geer, 1860, Troupe County, Ga., newspaperman, Sylacauga, 19 December 1938 |
Folder 21 |
Donigan, Charles M. (interviewer): C. F. Gerber, FarmerC. F. Gerber, Barton County, KA, white farmer, Sheffield, 16 January 1939 |
Folder 22 |
Evans, Lawrence (interviewer): Story of a Minister's Family and LifeDr. W. H. Evans, circa 1873, MS, white Baptist pastor, Fairhope, 18 January 1939 |
Folder 23 |
Evans, Lawrence (interviewer): Master Cain, of the Grover Cleveland, of Bayou la BatreE. J. Cain, no date given, Bayou la Batre, white shrimp boat operator, 14 October 1938 |
Folder 24 |
Evans, Lawrence (interviewer): "A Small Town Doctor"Floyd L. Abernathy, no date given, Prattville, white doctor, Foley, 1 February 1939 |
Folder 25 |
Evans, Lawrence (interviewer): The PotterEd Grace, no date given, no place given, white potter, Daphen, 7 October 1938 |
Folder 26 |
Evans, Lawrence (interviewer): An OystermanLawrence Nelson, no date given, [Foley?], white oysterman, Foley, 5 October 1938 |
Folder 27 |
Evans, Lawrence (interviewer): Sam, the Turpentine ChopperSam Jackson, circa 1916, no place given, Black turpentiner, Stapleton, 21 September 1938 |
Folder 28 |
Hall, Covington (interviewer): The "Andrew Jackson of Southern Labor"Arthur Lee Emerson, circa 1881, Tennessee, white union organizer, farmer, Mentone, 15 December 1938 |
Folder 29 |
Hall, Covington (interviewer): Mountain Thinker and ExperimenterGeorge Smith, circa 1900, no place given, white experimenter, Mentone, 5 January 1939 |
Folder 30 |
Hall, Covington (interviewer): Mountain Merchant-FarmerDan Smith, no date given, no place given, white merchant and farmer, Mentone, 7 December 1938 |
Folder 31 |
Hall, Covington (interviewer): Sam Cash, Farmer-MinerSam Cash, circa 1871, near Mentone, white farmer-miner, Mentone, 7 December 1938 |
Folder 32 |
Hand, Woodrow (interviewer): Johnnie Gates-Truck-MinerJohn H. Gates, no date given, no place given, white truck-miner, Helena, 15 September 1938 |
Folder 33 |
Hand, Woodrow (interviewer): Gertha Couric-Hotel Hostess-WPA WorkerGertha Couric, circa 1896, Eufaula, white hotel hostess, WPA worker, Eufaula, 31 January 1939 |
Folder 34 |
Harper, Edward F. (interviewer): Hobbies, Pets, and ChildrenLloyd Wesley Lewis, 1912, Elmore County, Ala., white industrial blacksmith, Ensley, 30 November 1938 |
Folder 35 |
Hartley, Helen S. (interviewer): Shrimping on the Schooner Berney GenevaL. W. Robbie, circa 1900, no place given, white shrimp fisherman, Bayou la Batre, 30 November 1938 |
Folder 36 |
Heflin, Wilson L. (interviewer): I Wouldn't Be a FarmerJames McDaniel, circa 1919, [Winfield?], white college student, Winfield, 10 August 1939 |
Folder 37 |
Heflin, Wilson L. (interviewer): People Call Me a Loan SharkA. Way, Jr., no date given, no place given, white loan shark, Birmingham, 18 July 1939 |
Folder 38 |
Klein, Preston (interviewer): The Truitt Family-Tenant FarmersM. Truitt, no date given, no place given, white tenant farmer, Opelika, 10 October 1938 |
Folder 39 |
Kytle, Jack (interviewer): A Woman's Like a Dumb AnimalGeorge Carter, circa 1877, no place given, white, logger, Talledega Springs, 25 July 1939 |
Folder 40 |
Kytle, Jack (interviewer): River DrifterBob Curtis, no date given, no place given, [white?], fisherman, Talledega Springs, 17 July 1939, 23 September 1938 |
Folder 41 |
Kytle, Jack (interviewer): River Drifter (another version of the above interview)Bob Curtis, no date given, no place given, [white?], fisherman, Talledega Springs, 17 July 1939, 23 September 1938 |
Folder 42 |
Kytle, Jack (interviewer): I'm Allus HongryOrrie Robinson, 1891, Talledega Springs, white, fisherman, Talledega Springs, 4 August 1939 |
Folder 43 |
Kytle, Jack (interviewer): Isaac Johnson: Cajan [sic] TurpentinerIsaac Johnson, no date given, Happy Hill Community near Chaton, Cajun, turpentiner, Happy Hill Community near Chatom, 29 November 1938 |
Folder 44 |
Kytle, Jack (interviewer): Jim Lauderdale: River WreckJim Lauderdale, 1880, no place given, white river rat, Talledega Springs, 22 September 1938 |
Folder 45 |
Kytle, Jack (interviewer): "Dead Man" of Coosa RiverHenry Kelly, circa 1870, Sylaucauga, white river rat, Talledega Springs, 21 September 1938 |
Folder 46 |
Kytle, Jack (interviewer): "Uncle Bud" Ryland the Coosa FishermanCharley "Uncle Bud" Ryland, circa 1870, no place given, white fisherman, Talledega Springs, 21 September 1938 |
Folder 47 |
Kytle, Jack (interviewer): River Widow: Portrait of PovertyNeely "The Widow" Williams, no date given, no place given, white widow, Fayetteville, 21 September 1938 |
Folder 48 |
Kytle, Jack (interviewer): Pattern of IgnoranceOrrie Robinson, 1898, Talledega Springs, white fisherman, Talledega Springs, 23 September 1938 |
Folder 49 |
Kytle, Jack (interviewer): By the Glory of GodHarrison Waters, circa 1881, Talledega Springs, Black farmer, Talledega Springs, 21 October 1938 |
Folder 50 |
Kytle, Jack (interviewer): A Dead Convict Don't Cost Nothin'Jim Lauderdale, 1880, no place given, white river rat, Talledega Springs, 8 August 1939 |
Folder 51 |
McDonald, Nettie S. (interviewer): The PoseysGayle Posey, no date given, no place given, white, weatherstrips houses; Idella Posey, no date given, no place given, white housewife, Birmingham, no date given |
Folder 52 |
McDonald, Nettie S. (interviewer): Coal MinerSam Brakefield, 1873, [Lamar County?], white miner, [Lamar County?], no date given |
Folder 53 |
McDonald, Nettie S. (interviewer): Green Fields Far AwayJoseph Davis, no date given, no place given, white miner and farmer; Dera Davis, no date given, Tennessee, white teacher, North Birmingham, 30 November 1939 |
Folder 54 |
McDonald, Nettie S. (interviewer): Mary Worked in the Mines in BelgiumMary De Roy, no date given, Belgium, white housewife; August De Roy, no date given, Belgium, white miner, Republic, 14 July 1939 |
Folder 55 |
McDonald, Nettie S. and Kytle, Jack (interviewers): I'm Crazy 'bout Rats.Bennie Amerson, no date given, no place given, white miner; Mary Amerson, no date given, no place given, white housewife, Republic |
Folder 56 |
Marshall, Bennett (interviewer): Some Grow Old.Mrs. S. M. Davis, circa 1875, Texas, white boarding house operator, Birmingham, 7 October 1938 |
Folder 57 |
O'Brien, Susie R. (interviewer): Ellawhite Mill VillageDescription of California Cotton Mill, Uniontown, 28 September 1938 |
Folder 58 |
O'Brien, Susie R. (interviewer): The AlexandersE. J. Alexander, no date given, no place given, white tenant farmer, Marion, 20 October 1938 |
Folder 59 |
Perry, Rhussus L. (interviewer): A Day with Lula WrightLula Wright, 1868, Cotton Valley, Black tenant farmer, Tuskeegee, 18 January 1939 |
Folder 60 |
Perry, Rhussus L. (interviewer): Isaac Hathaway, SculptorIsaac Hathaway, no date given, Cincinnati [Ohio?], Black sculptor, Tuskeegee, 2 January 1939 |
Folder 61 |
Perry, Rhussus L. (interviewer): At Father Baker's HomeMother Baker, circa 1855, [Macon County?], Black, formerly enslaved, farmer, Macon County; Father Baker, circa 1855, [Macon County?], Tuskeegee, 22 November 1938 |
Folder 62 |
Petterson, Josephine: Life Story of a Swedish-AmericanJosephine Petterson, circa 1871, Skogsby, Sweden, Swedish-American, FWP worker, Mobile, 2 February 1939 |
Folder 63 |
Prine, Ida (interviewer): Life in a Shrimping and Oyster Shucking CampJoe Vaughn, circa 1861, Canada, white shrimp factory worker, Bayou La Batre, 29 November 1938 |
Folder 64 |
Prine, Ida (interviewer): Mandy Johnson, MidwifeMandy Johnson, 1867, Cottage Hall, Black midwife, Cottage Hall, 30 November 1938 |
Folder 65 |
Prine, Ida (interviewer): Story of Auguste MollieAuguste Mollie, circa 1858, Dauphine, France, white farm laborer, Navcco, 21 December 1938 |
Folder 66 |
Prine, Ida (interviewer): Kosaku Sawada, NurserymanKosaku Sawada, no date given, Osaka, Japan, Japanese nurseryman, Mobile, 20 January 1939 |
Folder 67 |
Prine, Ida (interviewer): It Ruins Oysters to Wash ThemRaymond Barbour, 1869, Dauphine Island, Ala., white fisherman, Bayou La Batre, 15 January 1939 |
Folder 68 |
Prine, Ida (interviewer): Lena Cash, OctogenarianLena Cash, 1850, New Orleans, La., white elderly woman, Crichton, 5 January 1939 |
Folder 69 |
Reese, Marie (interviewer): "Holly House""Bull" Elliott, no date given, no place given, white tenant farmer, Loundesboro, 10 October 1938 |
Folder 70 |
Rogers, Adelaide (interviewer): Never No MoreAllen Turpin, circa 1868, Creek-stand, Ala., Black janitor, Montgomery, no date given |
Folder 71 |
Rogers, Adelaide (interviewer): Mrs. Blanchard, Professional MotherEllen R. Blanchard, no date given, [Montgomery?], white housekeeper, Montgomery, 31 January 1939 |
Folder 72 |
Rogers, Adelaide (interviewer): "Gab'ul Chime Dat Harp!"Henry Raymore, no date given, no place given, Black fortune-teller, Montgomery, no date given |
Folder 73 |
Tartt, Ruby Pickens (interviewer): Carrie Dykes, MidwifeCarrie Dykes, circa 1870, Belmont, Black midwife, Belmont, 4 October 1938 |
Folder 74 |
Tartt, Ruby Pickens (interviewer): No Lawd, I Ain't ReadyHester Frye, no date given, Tishabee, Ala., Black maid, Livingston, 17 February 1939 |
Folder 75 |
Tartt, Ruby Pickens (interviewer): Another version of the above interview |
Folder 76 |
Tartt, Ruby Pickens (interviewer): Seeking Salvation"Little Bit," Hattie Amason, circa 1885, Livingston, 17 August 1939 |
Folder 77 |
Waldrep, R. V. (interviewer): I Wanted to Keep a Good HorseDr. Archie Waldrep, 1869, Red Bay, white doctor, Red Bay, 20 July 1939 |
Folder 78 |
Waldrep, R. V. (interviewer): Lord LoaferLiege Massey, no date given, no place given, white-occupation given, Red Bay, 17 August 1939 |
Folder 79 |
Waldrep, R. V. (interviewer): Bony WinchesterBony Winchester, 1870, Red Bay, white farmer, Red Bay, 17 August 1939 |
Folder 80 |
Waldrep, R. V. (interviewer): It's Hell to Be PopularRoberta Park, circa 1921, no place given, white high-school student, Red Bay, 20 July 1939 |
Folder 81 |
Waldrep, R. V. (interviewer): Pink PetreePink Petree, circa 1874, [Pleasant Site?], white postman/owner country store, Pleasant Site, 20 July 1939 |
Folder 82 |
Waldrep, R. V. (interviewer): John F. DavisJohn F. Davis, [1880?], no place given, white postman/farmer, Red Bay, 18 July 1939 |
Folder 83 |
Waldrep, R. V. (interviewer): I'll Be an Old Man TomorrowW. W. Skeleton, circa 1872, Texas, white surveyor, Red Bay, 18 July 1939 |
Folder 84 |
Waldrep, R. V. (interviewer): J. P. Epps and SonJ. P. Epps, [1885], Golden, white storekeeper, Red Bay, 21 July 1939 |
Folder 85 |
Waldrep, R. V. (interviewer): Luke Warn: He Ain't TalkinLuke Warn, [1870?], Red Bay, Black, occupation not given, Red Bay, 14 August 1939 |
Folder 86 |
Waldrep, R. V. (interviewer): My Boys An' Me Died in the WarOscar Falkes, 1869, Village Springs, white country-store operator, Birmingham, 15 August 1939 |
Folder 87 |
Waldrep, R. V. (interviewer): Jack HodgeJack Hodge, no date given, no place given, white farmer, Red Bay, 14 July 1939 |
Folder 88 |
Williams, Jennie Sue (interviewer): Frank CoffeeFrank Coffee, 1866, Fackler, Black odd job man, Bridgeport, 30 January 1939 |
Folder 89 |
Williams, Jennie Sue (interviewer): Isaac SlaughterIsaac Slaughter, Greensboro, Ga., Black, formerly enslaved, Bridgeport, 17 January 1939 |
Folder 90 |
Williamson, Keane (interviewer): EmancipationA fictional piece, Pine Apple, Ala., no date given |
Folder 91 |
Evans, Lawrence F. (interviewer): A Plain Country DoctorFloyd Abernathy, Prattville, no place given, white doctor, Foley, no date given |
Folder 92 |
No author: Mid-wife and FarmerJosie Fleming, circa 1876, Aswell, Black midwife, no place given, no date given |
Folder 93 |
Tartt, Ruby Pickens (interviewer): Hester FryeHester Frye, no date given, Tishabee, Black maid, Livingston, no date given |
Folder 94 |
Rowland, Walter (interviewer): "Ain't Got No Screens"No name, no date given, no place given, Black tenant farmer, Arkansas, 6 June 1939 |
Folder 95 |
Rowland, Walter (interviewer): A North Little Rock ThiefNo name, no date given, no place given, white thief, North Little Rock, 12 May 1939 |
Folder 96 |
No author: Honkytonk HostessNo name, no date given, no place given, white waitress, no place given, no date given |
Folder 97 |
Bryan, Lindsay M. (interviewer): "Jaydy" Abbin, Florida AdventurerJ. Atkins, 1903, Dade City, white mechanic, Tampa, 15 February 1939 |
Folder 98 |
Back, Gladys (interviewer): The Burns FamilyW. W. Woods, no date given, Grand Cayman Islands, white housewife, Princeton, 30 December 1938 |
Folder 99 |
Burnell, Elvira (interviewer): The Stembler FamilyTom Blake, no date given, no place given, white debt collector, Miami, 30 January 1939 |
Folder 100 |
Burnell, Elvira (interviewer): Anna AldenAnnie Alden, [1880?], no place given, white WPA sewing room worker, Miami, 16 February 1939 |
Folder 101 |
Darsey, Barbara (interviewer): Lolly Bleu, Florida SquatterMrs. Robert Eures, [1889?], Texas, white squatter, Venus, 29 November 1938 |
Folder 102 |
Darsey, Barbara B., Veronica E. Huss, Robert Cornwall, and N. C. Browder (interviewers): "We is Victims"Horace Thompson, no date given, on the Georgia line near Blonts Ferry; Black citrus worker Cellie Thompson, no date given, on the Georgia line near Blonts Ferry; Black citrus worker, Avon Park, 8 February 1939 |
Folder 103 |
Darsey, Huss, and Cornwall (interviewers): Life History of the Thomas FamilyAnother version of the above interview. |
Folder 104 |
Darsey and Huss (interviewers): Albert and Anne DenmanBob Franklin, circa 1894, Geneva County, Ala., white country store proprietor, farmer, Hicoria, 7 February 1939 |
Folder 105 |
Darsey and Huss (interviewer): Virginia SuffolkMadge Wetherbee, 1881, Bradford, England, white poultry farmer, Avon Park, 14 February 1939 |
Folder 106 |
Darsey and Huss (interviewers): Mary WindsorMrs. Senie Williams, circa 1915, Hardee County, white wife of sharecropper, Venus, no date given |
Folder 107 |
Darsey, Barbara (interviewer): Frank and Ella MerryvaleCornelia Mitchell, circa 1913, Lakeland, white citrus worker; Willard Mitchell, circa 1915, Oakland, Ga., white citrus worker, Sebring, 8 February 1939 |
Folder 108 |
Darsey, Barbara (interviewer): Maria Gonzales, Florida SquatterMrs. Texas Morgan, circa 1896, [Hardee County?], white squatter-farmer, Venus, 7 February 1939 |
Folder 109 |
Darsey and Stetson Kennedy (interviewers): Henry and Rosa MaddoxEd Moore, no date given, no place given, white squatter farmer, Venus, 22 November 1938 |
Folder 110 |
Darsey and Kennedy (interviewers): A Florida Squatter Family-Jason and Lily IbyW. Lundy, circa 1898, Pasco County, white squatter-farmer, Venus, 8 December 1938 |
Folder 111 |
Darsey and Kennedy (interviewers): Florida SquattersSectional descriptions of Florida squatters, December 1938 |
Folder 112 |
Diggs, Paul, Veronica Huss, and Evelyn Werner (interviewers): E. J. and Mattie Marshall, Overseer of TenantsE. J. Marshall, 1869, Edgefield, S.C., Black overseer of tenants; Mattie Marshall, 1872, Tampa, Black housewife, Plant City, 15 February 1939 |
Folder 113 |
Diggs and Huss (interviewers): I Don't Do No Votin'Lula Gray, circa 1902, Manna, S.C., Black housewife; Rich Gray, 1888, Robertsville, S.C., Black turpentine foreman, Carters, no date given |
Folder 114 |
Diggs and Werner (interviewers): George and Bessie DerrickGeorge Derrick, 1886, Kingston, Jamaica, Black tenant farmer; Bessie Derrick, no date given, no place given, Black tenant farmer, Plant City, 10 February 1939 |
Folder 115 |
Diggs and Huss (interviewers): William and Corneal JacksonWilliam Jackson, Ocala, 1903, Black, phosphate miner; Corneal Jackson, 1908, Key West, Black, housewife, Lakeland, 20 January 1939 |
Folder 116 |
Diggs and Huss (interviewers): Rich and Lula GrayRich Gray, 1888, Robertsville, S.C., Black, turpentine foreman; Lula Gray, 1902, Manna, S.C., Black, housewife, Carters, 27 January 1939 |
Folder 117 |
Dowda, Bill and Evelyn Werner (interviewers): Earl GuentherEarl Guenther, 1897, Dayton, OH, white, barber, Palatka, no date given |
Folder 118 |
Huss, Veronica E. (interviewer): Izzelly HainesIzzelly Harding, no date given, Bahamas, Conch, midwife, Riviera, October 1938 |
Folder 119 |
Huss, Veronica E. (interviewer): Wilbur Edwards Roberts, A Riviera "Conch"Wilbur Edwards Roberts, circa 1855, Bahamas, Conch, fisherman, sponger, turtler, Riviera, 14 November 1938 |
Folder 120 |
Huss, Veronica E. and S. Kennedy (interviewers): The Riviera Conchs (sectional description)Immigrants from Bahamas of white-Negro ancestry, fishermen, Riviera, November 1938 |
Folder 121 |
Kennedy, Stetson (interviewer): Enrique and AmandaAdelpha Pollato, no date given, [Key West?], Cuban, cigar-maker, Ybor City, 3 January 1939 |
Folder 122-123
Folder 122Folder 123 |
Two versions of the above interview |
Folder 124 |
Kennedy, Stetson (interviewer): Pedro and EstrellaEvelio Andur, no date given, no place given, Cuban cigar-box maker, Ybor City, 1 January 1939 |
Folder 125 |
Kennedy, Stetson (interviewer): Mister HomerHomer Jordan, no date given, Dinsmore, white salesman and installment collector, Jacksonville, 3 February 1939 |
Folder 126 |
Sheperd, Rose (interviewer): Martin Cross, Wood and Fuel DealerMontgomery Corse, [1865?], [Virginia?], white, wood and fuel dealer, Jacksonville, 2 February 1939 |
Folder 127 |
Stedman, Lillian, Veronica Huss, and Robert Edwards (interviewers): Reverend W. C. SaleReverend W. C. Sale, no date given, Alabama, white, clergyman, Jacksonville, no date given |
Folder 128 |
Stedman and Evelyn Werner (interviewers): George Harmon KirbyJames Kerby Ward, no date given, Togo, white, bus driver, Jacksonville, no date given |
Folder 129 |
Stedman and Werner (interviewers): A Greek Restauranteur [sic]James Kivelos, no date given, no place given, Greek, Restauranteur, Jacksonville, 20 May 1939 |
Folder 130 |
Stedman and Werner (interviewers): Ceceilia PatrourtsaCecelia Janes Lazos Poulos, no date given, Greece, Greek, wife of a restaurateur, Jacksonville, 21 April 1939 |
Folder 131 |
Stedman and Werner (interviewers): James Kerby WardJames Kerby Ward, no date given, Togo, white, bus driver, Jacksonville, 17 February 1939 |
Folder 132 |
Stedman and Werner (interviewers): Mayselle Sweat GreenMayselle Sweat Green, circa 1917, no place given, white, cigar factory worker, Jacksonville, 20 February 1939 |
Folder 133 |
Stedman and Werner (interviewers): Another version of the above interview |
Folder 134 |
Stedman and Stetson Kennedy (interviewers): Robert SmithDavid Smith, circa 1901, no place given, white, sharecropper, elevator operator in a pulp mill, Jacksonville, 22 December 1938 |
Folder 135 |
Valdes, F. (interviewer): Pedro BarriosPedro Barrios, 1881, Cerro, Havana, Cuba, Cuban, cigar-maker, cigar factory reader, Ybor City, 1935. Note: Material from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration Sociological Survey, Ybor City, 1935 |
Folder 136 |
Valdes, F. (interviewer): Dr. M. SantosDr. M Santos, 1888, Sagua la Grande, Cuba, Cuban, cigar-maker, optometrist, Ybor City, 1935. Note: Material from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration Sociological Survey, Ybor City, 1935 |
Folder 137 |
Valdes, F. (interviewer): Enrique Pendas, IntroductionEnrique Pendas, 1865, Asturias, Spain, Spanish, owner cigar factory and chairman of Manufacturers' Association, Ybor City, 1935. Note: Material from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration Sociological Survey, Ybor City, 1935 |
Folder 138 |
Valdes, F. (interviewer): Enrique Pendas (same as above)Note: Material from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration Sociological Survey, Ybor City, 1935. |
Folder 139 |
Wood, Dorothy (interviewer): The Miller FamilyBob Lapham, circa 1907, no place given, white, artist, Miami Beach, 15 February 1939 |
Folder 140 |
No Author: John CacciatoreJohn Cacciatore, 1860, Sicily, Italian, cigar-maker, Ybor City, 1935. Note: Material from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration Sociological Survey, Ybor City, 1935. |
Folder 141 |
No Author: Fernando LemosFernando Lemos, 1870, Havana, Cuba, Cuban, cigar-maker, Ybor City, 1935. Note: Material from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration Sociological Survey, Ybor City, 1935. |
Folder 142 |
No Author: Domingo GinestaDomingo Ginesta, 1865, Havana, Cuba, Cuban, cigar-maker, Ybor City, 1935. Note: Material from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration Sociological Survey, Ybor City, 1935. |
Folder 143 |
No Author: Fermin SoutoFermin Souto, 1858, Ferrol de Galicia, Spain, Spanish, cigar-maker and secretary Spanish Club, Ybor City, 1935). Note: Material from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration Sociological Survey, Ybor City, 1935. |
Folder 144 |
No Author: My Opinion on the Autobiography Written by Mr. CortinaGerardo Cortina Pinera, 1912, Havana, Cuba, Cuban, unemployed cigar-factory reader, Ybor City, 1935. Note: Material from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration Sociological Survey, Ybor City, 1935. |
Folder 145 |
No Author: Gerardo Cortina Pinera (same as above)Note: Material from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration Sociological Survey, Ybor City, 1935. |
Folder 146 |
No Author: Jose Ramon SanfelizJose Ramon Sanfeliz, 1870, Havana, Cuba, Cuban, cigar-maker and bartender, Ybor City, 1935. Note: Material from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration Sociological Survey, Ybor City, 1935. |
Folder 147 |
No Author: B. M. BalbontinB. M. Balbontin, 1863, Rumorose, Spain, Spanish, bartender, Ybor City, 1935. Note: Material from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration Sociological Survey, Ybor City, 1935. |
Folder 148 |
Adams, Morris (interviewer): Turnips Today, Turnips TomorrowGeorge Carter, 1842, Virginia, Black, formerly enslaved, Savannah, 17 January 1939 |
Folder 149 |
Barie, A. G. (interviewer): Guess We Had Moving FeverDavid Melvin, no date given, [Pickens County, N.C.?], white, tenant farmer, Powder Springs, 12 December 1938 |
Folder 150 |
Barie, A. G. (interviewer): Another version of the above interview |
Folder 151 |
Barie, A. G. (interviewer): From around the World to a Georgia FarmErnest Gerber, circa 1883, Langnou, Switzerland, white farmer, Marietta, 25 February and 25 May 1939 |
Folder 152 |
Barie, A. G. (interviewer): Another version of the above interview |
Folder 153 |
Bonner, Bessie (interviewer): The Relief LadyNell Pentecost, no date given, no place given, white, county relief director, Carrolton, 1 July 1939 |
Folder 154 |
Bradley, Leola T., and Maggie Freeman (interviewers): Right Livin'Evie Louvenia Robinson, circa 1881, Oglethorpe County, white, practical nurse WPA Housekeepers Project, Athens, 1 November and 22 November 1939 |
Folder 155 |
Bradley and Freeman (interviewers): ReversesHazel Hoff, no date given, Chattanooga, Tenn., white, district manager Avon products, Athens, 11, 16, and 24 November 1939 |
Folder 156 |
Bradley and Freeman (interviewers): Julie NickersonMattie Julia Nichols, no date given, Gum Springs, white, WPA librarian, Athens, 16 October, and 9 November 1939 |
Folder 157 |
Bradley and Rudene Hix (interviewers): A Self Made ManL. L. Jordan, no date given, Mecklenburg County, N.C., white, painter, Athens, 13 and 29 September 1939 |
Folder 158 |
Bradley and John N. Booth (interviewer): "De Luck is in De Lawd"Minnie Davis, circa 1861, [Greene County?], Black, teacher, Athens, 23 and 28 August, and 29 November 1939 |
Folder 159 |
Conway, George (interviewer): Captain XCaptain Allan F. Leigh, no date given, Hull, England, English, sea captain, Athens, 17 January 1939 |
Folder 160 |
Fowler, Carrie (interviewer): The Piano SalesmanFred Trammel, no date given, no place given, white, salesman, Athens, 4 January 1939 |
Folder 161 |
Ginsberg, Freda (interviewer): PapaNathan Wild, [1897?], Yvey, Poland, Jewish, grocer, Savannah, 16 January 1939 |
Folder 162 |
Hawkes, Ina (interviewer): It Wasn't So EasyMrs. Jake Bower, no date given, no place given, white, hotel operator, Savannah, 24 September 1939 |
Folder 163 |
Hawkes, Ina B., and Grace McCune (interviewers): A Visit to the CountryFannie Busbin, circa 1849, no place given, white, farmer, Winterville, 9, 14 September 1939 |
Folder 164 |
Hornsby, Sadie B., Sarah Hall, and John Booth (interviewers): "I've Took in Sewing Fifty Years"Sarah Frances Fellows, [1863?], no place given, white, seamstress, Athens, 7, 11, and 26 July 1939 |
Folder 165 |
Hornsby, Sadie (interviewer): Life of a Retired Mill WorkerJames Herring, 1871, no place given, white, retired mill operator, Athens, 10 January 1939 |
Folder 166 |
Hornsby, Hall, Booth (interviewers): I Ain't No MidwifeMary Willingham, 1880, Clarke County, Black, practical nurse, Athens, 14 and 24 March , 29 May, and 9 June 1939 |
Folder 167 |
Hornsby, Hall, Booth (interviewers): Another version of the above interview |
Folder 168 |
Hornsby, Hall, Booth (interviewers): A third version of the same interview |
Folder 169 |
Hornsby, Hall, Booth (interviewers): "I Maids for the Co-Eds"Odelia Lester Anderson, 1902, Eatonton, Black, maid, Athens, 14, 16, and 27 March 1939 |
Folder 170 |
Hornsby, Hall, Booth (interviewers): I Don't Know What's the MatterEdward J. Bacon, no date given, Athens, Black, brick mason, Athens, 31 May and 14 June 1939 |
Folder 171 |
Hornsby, Hall, Booth (interviewers): The Wandering BeauticianR. W. Welch, 1896, Maxeys, white, beautician, Athens, 17 May and 6 June 1939 |
Folder 172 |
Hornsby, Sadie (interviewer): Life History of Mrs. Ann WaldropAnn Waldrop, 1861, Athens, white, retired mill worker, Athens, 3 January 1939 |
Folder 173 |
Hornsby, Hall, Booth (interviewers): A visit to the JailMrs. George Nash, no date given, no place given, white, wife of jailer, Athens, 26 April and 4 May 1939 |
Folder 174 |
Hornsby, Sadie (interviewer): Life on Happy TopLeila Bramblett, 1878, Princeton factory, white, textile worker, Athens, 17 January 1939 |
Folder 175 |
Hornsby, Sadie (interviewer): Principal of Grammar School Thirty-Three YearsMary Wright Hill, 1881, Greenville, N.C., Black, school principal, Athens, 27 July 1939 |
Folder 176 |
Hornsby, Sadie (interviewer): The Carpenter of LickskilletEmmett Johnson, circa 1880, Sparta, Black, carpenter; Maggie Johnson, 1880, no place given, Black, wash woman, Athens, 12 May 1939 |
Folder 177 |
Hornsby, Hall, Booth, and Leila Harris (interviewers): Bea, The WashwomanSarah Hill, [1874?], Elberton, Black, wash woman, Athens, 1, 27 February, 13 March 1939 |
Folder 178 |
Hornsby, Hall, Booth (interviewers): A Visit to a Laundry and Dry Cleaning PlantL. S. whitehead, no date given, no place given, white, laundry operator; Mrs. L. S. whitehead, no date given, Clarke County, white, laundry operator, Athens, 9, 10, and 24 March 1939 |
Folder 179 |
Hornsby, Hall, Booth (interviewers): From Farm to Filling StationRobert Leo Smith, 1912, Banks County, white gas station operator, Athens, 22 March, 4 April 1939 |
Folder 180 |
Hornsby, Hall, Booth (interviewers): Kay's ShopKathryn Jiles, no date given, Carrollton, white, milliner, Athens, 9 March, 4 April 1939 |
Folder 181 |
Hornsby, Hall, Booth (interviewers): The Poppy LadyMoina Michael, 1869, Walton County, white, teacher, Athens, 8 and 9 February 1939 |
Folder 182 |
Hornsby, Hall, Booth (interviewers): The Three SistersJane Campbell Buggs, 1867, Maxeys, Black, wash woman; Mary Campbell, 1875, Maxeys, Black, wash woman; Delah Campbell, 1885, Maxeys, Black wash woman, Athens, 8 and 9 February, and 1 March 1939 |
Folder 183 |
Hornsby, Hall, Booth (interviewers): Edward WalcottGeorge Shaw Crane, [1870?], Athens, white, landlord, Athens, 23 and 26 January, 1 February, 8 March, and 25 May 1939 |
Folder 184 |
Hornsby, Hall, Booth (interviewers): Another version of the above interview |
Folder 185 |
Hornsby, Hall, Booth (interviewers): "I Cater to Colored People"Lorenzo W. Reed, 1863, Athens, Black, barber, Athens, 19 and 20 June 1939 |
Folder 186 |
Hornsby, Hall, Booth (interviewers): I've Been DriftingRoy Clinton Hale, circa 1897, Athens, white, shoe salesman, Athens, 21 July, and 4 August 1939 |
Folder 187 |
Hornsby, Hall, Booth (interviewers): "I've Been Preaching Ever Since I Could Talk"Harold Irving Bearden, 1910, Atlanta, Black, preacher; Mrs. Bearden, no date given, Austell, Black, preacher's wife, Athens, 17 July, and 1 August 1939 |
Folder 188 |
Hornsby, Hall, Booth, and Harris (interviewers): The Wrighton SistersMattie Creighton, circa 1860, [Athens?], white, elderly woman; Ida Creighton, circa 1870, [Athens?], white, quilt maker, Athens, 28 and 29 June, and 15 July 1939 |
Folder 189 |
Hornsby, Hall, Booth (interviewers): "How Many Days Have I Regretted"Mildred Lattrell McKinney, 1911, Madison County, white, boarding house operator, Athens, 23 June 1939 |
Folder 190 |
Hornsby, Hall, Booth (interviewers): "..Maybe We'll Save a Little Money"Nicholas Chivilis, 1885, Arvanlokerasser, Greece, Greek, candy kitchen operator; Pete Nicholas Chivilis, no date given, Jackson County, white, candy kitchen operator, Athens, 8 February, 11 and 25 July 1939 |
Folder 191 |
Hornsby and Grace McCune (interviewers): Grocery StoreO. J. Coffer, 1899, Jefferson, white, grocer, Athens, 3 August 1939 |
Folder 192 |
Hornsby, Hall, Harris (interviewers): A W.P.A. WorkerJanie Harris, 1900, Clarke County, white, WPA worker, Athens, no date given |
Folder 193 |
Hornsby, Hall, Booth (interviewers): The Barbecue StandRobert Walker, no date given, Warrenton, Black, barbecue stand operator; Gladys Walker, Bogart, Black, barbecue stand operator, Athens, 10 and 19 April 1939 |
Folder 194 |
Hornsby, Hall, Booth (interviewers): The Poro Beauty ShoppeMrs. L. A. Crane, circa 1903, Watkinsville, Black, beauty shop operator, Athens, 4 and 5 April 1939 |
Folder 195 |
Hornsby, Hall, Booth (interviewers): The Red, white, and Blue Barber ShopHenry T. Brunblett, 1875, Gwinnet County, white, barber, Athens, 30 March 1939 |
Folder 196 |
Hornsby and Hall (interviewers): An Air-Minded FamilyOmie Williams, Neese, white, widow, Athens, no date given |
Folder 197 |
Hornsby and Hall (interviewers): Mildred LawsonSue S. white, circa 1897, South Georgia, white, beautician, Athens, no date given |
Folder 198 |
Hornsby and Browder (interviewers): A Negro Insurance ExecutiveA. W. Parker, 1900, Georgetown, Black, insurance executive, 13 April 1939 |
Folder 199 |
Hornsby and Browder (interviewers): Another version of the above interview |
Folder 200 |
Hornsby, Hall, Booth (interviewers): The Life of a LawyerJoseph Eliot Web, 1907, middle Georgia, white, lawyer, Athens, 16 and 23 February, and 6 March 1939 |
Folder 201 |
Hornsby, Hall, Booth (interviewers): I Got My Education the Hard WayJames W. Davis, 1871, Athens, Black, mail carrier, school teacher, music teacher, bandmaster, Athens, 16 May, and 28 June 1939 |
Folder 202 |
Jenkins, William (interviewer): ..And Hopes 'At Somebody Will Come Along To Talk ToArchie George, circa 1889, Lithonia, Black, cripple, Atlanta, 17 November 1939 |
Folder 203 |
McCune, Grace (interviewer): Day in a Department StoreAbe Link, proprietor, and various salespersons: Maud Elliott, F. McEntire, Mell McCurrdy, Athens, 24 January 1939 |
Folder 204 |
McCune, Hall, Harris (interviewers): A Farming Preacher-ProphetNick Waller, circa 1874, no place given, Black, farmer-preacher, Athens, 6, 7, and 17 March 1939 |
Folder 205 |
McCune, Hall, Booth (interviewers): MammyAnnie Grady Emerick, [1880?], no place given, white, Athens, 20 December 1938, and 6 January 1939 |
Folder 206 |
McCune, Hall, Booth (interviewers): A Visit with Aunt JerryJosephine Wood, 1861, Barnett Shoals, white, housewife, Athens, 13 January and 16 February 1939 |
Folder 207 |
McCune, Hall, Booth (interviewers): A Session of the City CourtVincent Mathews, [1880?], Athens, white, judge, Athens, 10, and 17 April 1939 |
Folder 208 |
McCune, Hall, Booth (interviewers): Negro Fraternal InsuranceR.Harris, no date given, no place given, insurance executive, Athens, 13 and 24 April 1939 |
Folder 209 |
McCune, Hall, Booth (interviewers): Bus DriversF.A. Taylor, no date given, no place given, white, manager city bus-line, Athens, 10 and 13 April 1939 |
Folder 210 |
McCune, Grace (interviewers): A Versatile CraftswomanMargaret Davis, 1887, Princeton, white, tailor, Athens, no date given |
Folder 211 |
McCune and Hall (interviewers): Coffins and CasketsW. P. Hopson, no date given, no place given, Black, undertaker, Athens, no date given |
Folder 212 |
McCune, Grace (interviewer): The Tale of a TailoressMargaret Davis, 1887, Princeton, white, tailor, Athens, 9 December 1939 |
Folder 213 |
McCune, Hall, Booth (interviewers): Maid of All WorkJulia Hicks, 1887, Athens, Black, housemaid, laundress, nurse, Athens, 16 and 23 March 1939 |
Folder 214 |
McCune, Hall, Booth (interviewers): A Negro DentistDr. S. S. Jackson, no date given, Athens, Black, dentist, Athens, 14 March 1939 |
Folder 215 |
McCune, Grace (interviewer): I Lak's a Good LivinCornelia Peterson, no date given, Morgan County, Black, sewing room, Athens, no date given |
Folder 216 |
McCune, Hall, Booth (interviewers): All I Do is Just HeadsDaisy M. Johnson, no date given, no place given, Black, beautician, Athens, 26 April and 4 May 1939 |
Folder 217 |
McCune, Hall, Booth (interviewers): The Oldest Barber in TownR. M. Davis, 1893, [Athens?], white barber, Athens, 28 March and 4 April 1939 |
Folder 218 |
McCune and Hall (interviewers): The Woman DentistDr. Ida Mae Hiram, [1895?], Athens, Black, dentist, Athens, no date given |
Folder 219 |
McCune, Hall, Booth (interviewers): The Waiting Room in a Bus StationW. T. Sullivan, no date given, no place given, white, bus-station manager; Mrs. W. T. Sullivan, white, bus-station manager, Athens, 27, 29 March, and 6 April 1939 |
Folder 220 |
McCune, Grace (interviewer): The City BlacksmithJohn Henry Middlebrooks, [1880?], Oconee County, Black, blacksmith, Athens, 8 June 1939 |
Folder 221 |
McCune, Hall, Booth (interviewers): The Bargain HouseJ. Buford Dudley, 1887, Combs, white, merchant, Athens, 16 February, and 2 March 1939 |
Folder 222 |
McCune, Hall, Booth (interviewers): The Lilac Beauty ShopFarrie Emerick, no date given, no place given, white, beautician; Edna Seagraves, no date given, no place given, white beautician, Athens, 1 and 18 February 1939 |
Folder 223 |
McCune and Hall (interviewers): The Boarding House OperatorTexie Gordon, no date given, no place given, white, boarding house operator, Athens, no date given |
Folder 224 |
McCune, Hall, Booth (interviewers): The Capital City Insurance CompanyJ. H. Robertson, 1905, South Georgia, Black, insurance company manager, Athens, 14 and 27 April, 6 June, 7 and 10 July 1939 |
Folder 225 |
McCune, Hall, Booth (interviewers): Another version of the above interview |
Folder 226 |
McCune, Hall, Booth (interviewers): You Have To Get It While They're CryingLamar J. Johnson, [1922?], no place given, Black, embalmer; Tom Johnson, no date given, no place given, Black, undertaker, Athens, no date given |
Folder 227 |
McCune, Hall, Harris, and Booth (interviewers): A Patent Medicine VendorGrace Crowder, no date given, no place given, white, patent medicine vendor, Athens, 28 February and 14 March 1939 |
Folder 228 |
McCune, Grace (interviewer): Cindy WrightMariah Jackson, 1861, Notasluga, Black, midwife, Athens, 13 December 1938 |
Folder 229 |
McCune, Grace (interviewer): A Visit to A Flower ShopWillow Jones, no date given, no place given, white, flower shop proprietor, Athens, 12 March 1939 |
Folder 230 |
McCune, Hall, Booth (interviewers): A Negro Funeral `DirectorJames Mack, no date given, no place given, Black, undertaker, Athens, 9 and 23 March 1939 |
Folder 231 |
McCune, Hall, Booth (interviewers): "Yes, Lord, I'se Done Tried to Serve You Faithful"Isaiah Hunter, 1868, white Hall, Black, preacher, Athens, 12 and 27 July 1939 |
Folder 232 |
McCune, Hall, Booth (interviewers): Old Shoe Comfort in New Shoe AppearanceLuther Holcomb, no date given, Athens, white, shoemaker, Athens, 5, 19 June, and 15 July 1939 |
Folder 233 |
McCune, Hall, Harris (interviewers): "A Customer is Always Right"Samuel August Sheats, 1912, Athens, Black, grocery store and barbershop proprietor, Athens, 7 July and 3 August 1939 |
Folder 234 |
McCune, Hall, Booth (interviewers): Veterinarian, Poet, and PoliticianDr. W. M. Burson, 1874, Ohio, white, veterinarian, Athens, 29 June and 18 July 1939 |
Folder 235 |
McCune, Hall, Booth (interviewers): "I Like America"Mamie Lewis, 1896, Beirut, Syria, Syrian, part owner dry goods store, Athens, 10 and 25 July 1939 |
Folder 236 |
McCune and Hall (interviewers): Madame LucyAnnie Mains, no date given, between Watkinsville and Athens, Black, beautician, Athens, no date given |
Folder 237 |
McCune, Hall, Booth (interviewers): Susie RayJannie Favors, 1892, Rayle, Black, restaurant proprietor, Athens, 23 June 1939 |
Folder 238 |
McCune, Hall, Harris (interviewers): The FishermenJ. H. Emerick, circa 1864, no place given, white, fisherman, Athens, no date given |
Folder 239 |
McCune and N. C. Browder (interviewers): Woman FloristWillie Jones, no date given, no place given, white, flower shop proprietor, Athens, 21 February 1939 |
Folder 240 |
Phillips, W. (interviewer): Wood Engraver in ParadiseC. W. Stambaugh, no date given, no place given, white, wood engraver, Demorest, 1 February 1939 |
Folder 241 |
Rice, M. D., A. G. Barie, and N. C. Browder (interviewers): Guess We Had Moving FeverDavid Melvin, [Pickens County?], white, tenant farmer, Power Springs, no date given |
Folder 242 |
Rose, Annie A. (interviewer): ClairvoyantProf. W. L. Harris, 1907, Birmingham, Ala., white, clairvoyant, Macon, 20 January 1939 |
Folder 243 |
Rose, Annie A. (interviewer): UntitledW. L. Keenan, [1898?], Georgia, white, saleslady, Macon, 20 January 1939 |
Folder 244 |
Rose, Annie A. (interviewer): JaniceCarolyn Ball, no date given, Moultrie, white, WPA typist, Macon, 19 January 1939 |
Folder 245 |
Rose, Annie A. (interviewer): UntitledLizzie Mercer, no date given, no place given, Black, unemployed, Macon, 1 May 1939 |
Folder 246 |
Rose, Annie A. (interviewer): So We Can Have Things Like Other FolksSarah Myers, [1900?], Macon, white, textile worker, Macon, 5 May 1939 |
Folder 247 |
Rose, Annie A. (interviewer): UntitledSarah Howard, no date given, no place given, Black, housemaid, Macon, 28 February 1939 |
Folder 248 |
Russell, Maurice. (interviewer): Homer L. PikeHomer L. Pike, 1901, Fort Moultrie, Ala., white, textile worker, Atlanta, no date given |
Folder 249 |
Russell, Maurice (interviewer): Nightwatchmanno name given, circa 1873, no place given, white, night watchman, Atlanta, no date given |
Folder 250 |
Russell, Maurice (interviewer): Life HistoryMrs. Same E. Whelchel, circa 1905, Banks County, white, housewife, Atlanta, no date given |
Folder 251 |
Russell, Maurice (interviewer): UntitledMrs. Joe P. Stroh, circa 1914, Cobb County, white, housewife, Atlanta, no date given |
Folder 252 |
Sieg, Gerald Chan (interviewer): LaundrymanChung Tai-pan, [1870?], China, Chinese, laundry operator, Atlanta, 20 January 1939 |
Folder 253 |
Thorpe, Virginia (interviewer): Root Doctor"Ma" [Liza] Williams, circa 1836, no place given, Black, root doctor, Atlanta, 13 January 1939 |
Folder 254 |
Tonsill, Geneva (interviewer): I Managed To Carry OnEugenia Martin, no date given, no place given, Black, WPA worker, housekeeping aide, Atlanta, November 1939 |
Folder 255 |
Tonsill, Geneva (interviewer): I's Still Traveling 'Cause I got Faith in GodBenjamin Johnson, circa 1843, Troupe County, Black, formerly enslaved, Atlanta, September 1939 |
Folder 256 |
Tonsill, Geneva (interviewer): UntitledLucy Reeves, no date given, Clarke County, Black, teacher, Atlanta, 21 June 1939 |
Folder 257 |
Tonsill, Geneva (interviewer): Unable to Stage a ComebackF. Hodge, no date given, no place given, Black, WPA worker, librarian government housing project, Atlanta, 27 October 1939 |
Folder 258 |
Tonsill, Geneva (interviewer): The Voice of God Spoke to MeJibson Littlejohn, 1855, Union County, S.C., Black, preacher, Atlanta, November 1939 |
Folder 259 |
Tonsill, Geneva (interviewer): The 'Lil Black GirlAnnie Jackson, 1904, Thomson, Black, maid, Atlanta, no date given |
Folder 260 |
Tonsill, Geneva (interviewer): The Lord was with MeG. L. Beasley, circa 1897, Tennessee, Black, preacher, Atlanta, no date given |
Folder 261 |
Tonsill, Geneva (interviewer): I'se Always Had a Hard TimeJulia Brown [Aunt Sally], circa 1852, Commerce, Black, formerly enslaved, Atlanta, no date given |
Folder 262 |
Upshaw, Jacques (interviewer): The Family of an Automobile WorkerMrs. Same E. Whelchel, circa 1905, Cobb County, white, housewife, Atlanta, no date given |
Folder 263 |
Upshaw, Jacques (interviewer): The Man Who Lives in the House By the Side of the RoadE. J. Tull, circa 1839, [Georgia?], white, teacher, Ellgay, December 1938 |
Folder 264 |
Vining, Mary (interviewer): The Story of Selina W.Sara Wolf, 1885, Rocky Ford, white, housewife, Savannah, 19 January 1939 |
Folder 265 |
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Folder 266 |
No Author: "Let Me Live!"Carlmon Hamilton, 1913, Norwood, Alabama, Black, student, Macon, no date given |
Folder 267 |
No Author: Nannie HawkinsNannie Hawkins, circa 1914, Macon, Black, cook, Pine Mountain Valley, no date given |
Folder 268 |
No Author: UntitledVarious individuals at WPA experimental farm community, Pine Mountain Valley, Georgia, July 1939 |
Folder 269 |
No Author: Not a Life StoryMr. Antipodes, no date given, Mllst, Greece, Greek, operator Ice Cream plant, Atlanta, no date given |
Folder 270 |
Breaux, Hazel (interviewer): Settled DownGranville Brooks, [1879?], Charleston, Alabama, Black, cook, New Orleans, no date given |
Folder 271 |
McKinney, Robert (interviewer): My W.P.A. ManMarguerite Clark, no date given, New Orleans, Black, cook, New Orleans, no date given |
Folder 272 |
McKinney, Robert (interviewer): Chimney Sweeper's HolidayJohn Simms, no date given, New Orleans, Black, chimney sweep, New Orleans, no date given |
Folder 273 |
No Author: A Shrimp Fishermanno name given, no date given, New Orleans, shrimp fisherman, New Orleans, no date given |
Select documents, titles, and description found in this subseries contain harmful and racist language used by the creators of these documents. In 2020, archivists removed transcriptions of the harmful portions of the titles from the finding aid and replaced them with [racist slur]. The original titles and harmful language remain on the physical documents and digitized access copies. We have not removed racial terms "Negro" or "Colored" because we feel they provide important historical context about the materials and who created them and they facilitate the research process. We recognize that these terms also may cause harm and will periodically revisit our decision to include them. We recognize the complexity of this issue and welcome feedback on this decision at wilsonlibrary@unc.edu.
Folder 274 |
Abbitt, Louise L., and Claude V. Dunnagan (interviewers): Reckin' I'll Be Washin' an Ironin' Till I Drop DaidMatt Wall, [1869?), Middleton, Black, washwoman, Walnut Cove, 4 April 1939 |
Folder 275 |
Abbitt and Dunnagan (interviewers): Life History of Mrs. Jim SheltonMrs. McCabe, no date given, Peters Creek near Danbury, Virginia, white, widow, Walnut Cove, 23 January 1939 |
Folder 276 |
Abbitt, Louise L. (interviewer): The Holiness PreacherRobah Bowden, no date given, no place given, white, janitor, holiness preacher; Lola Bowden, no date given, no place given, white, housewife, Pine Hill, 3 January 1939 |
Folder 277 |
Abner, John H., and George L. Andrews (interviewers): Cotton in the BloodWade Hampton Taylor, 1883, Memphis, Tennessee, white, hotel manager and cotton man, Gastonia, 23 January 1939 |
Folder 278 |
Abner, John H. and Edwin Massengill (interviewers): The Photographer.Hubert W. Johnson, 1905, no place given, white, photographer, Gastonia, 5 March 1939 |
Folder 279 |
Abner, Massengill, and W. J. Sadler (interviewers): A Quiz Kit? A Casket?Samuel Barnwell, 1875, Alamance County, white, casket finisher and interior decorator, Gastonia 27 February 1938 A variant form of this document is available in the Thaddeus Ferree Papers (#4258). |
Folder 280 |
Abner, Massengill, and Sadler (interviewers): The KnitterEd Rutledge, 1912, Fort Worth Texas, white, knitter, Burlington, 18 December 1938 |
Folder 281 |
Abner, John H. (interviewer): Three BiblesJoseph A. Michaels, 1868, Burke County, white, cotton mill worker, Burlington, 2 December 1938 |
Folder 282 |
Abner, John H. (interviewer): Up and DownWalter Corbett, 1876, Alamance County, Black, tobacco farmer, Burlington, 2 December 1938 |
Folder 283 |
Abner and Massengill (interviewers): Tom Levine, TailorSam Slatkin, 1892, Russia, Jewish, tailor, Gastonia, 10 February 1939 |
Folder 284 |
Abner and Massengill (interviewers): A Gambler's PhilosophyNo name given, white, gambler, no place given, 5 May 1939 |
Folder 285 |
Anderson, George, and Massengill (interviewers): Through A Glass DarklyHenry Brandon, no date given, no place given, white, vagrant, Yanceyville, no date given |
Folder 286 |
Bailey, Loretto C. (interviewer): "We Have No Slums"Description of Greensboro slums, no date given |
Folder 287 |
Beaman, James S., and Massengill (interviewers): A Life at SeaCaptain Otto Olsen, circa 1883, Norway, Norwegian, dredge boat operator, New Bern, 4 May 1939 |
Folder 288 |
Beaman and Massengill (interviewers): Turkey RaisingPearl Arnold, circa 1875, Benter, white, poultry farmer, New Bern, 15 May 1939 |
Folder 289 |
Beaman and Massengill (interviewers): The Cabinet-MakerOtis Griffin, 1880, Leesport, white, cabinet-maker, New Bern, 17 May 1939 |
Folder 290 |
Beaman, James S. (interviewer): The Family Hickman, ColoredNeedham Hickman, circa 1885, Black, farmer, in the Croatan section of Craven County, within the boundaries of the Croatan National Forest, no date given |
Folder 291 |
Bennett, Cora (interviewer): Ups and DownsArthur Moore, no date given, no place given, Black, pressing club operator, Charlotte, 14 July 1939 |
Folder 292 |
Bennett, Cora, and Mary R. Northrop (interviewers): "I've Seen These States"John Lowery, no date given, South Carolina, Black, Pullman porter, Charlotte, 20 June 1939 |
Folder 293 |
Bennett and Northrop (interviewers): "A Race Man Th'ough and Th'ough"Ned Davis, 1897, Hartsville, S.C., Black, beauty shop owner, Charlotte, 3 May 1939 |
Folder 294 |
Bennett and Northrop (interviewers): Bachelor MothersOdessa Polk, 1898, Charlotte, Black, cook, Charlotte, 9 May 1939 |
Folder 295 |
Bennett, Cora (interviewer): UntitledJames Adams, no date given, no place given, Black, "Odd-Job" Negro, Charlotte, 8 August 1939 |
Folder 296 |
Bennett, Cora (interviewer): "We Never Did Git Nowhere"John Benton, no date given, Union County, Black, disabled laborer, Charlotte, 5 June 1939 |
Folder 297 |
Bennett and Northrop (interviewers): "We'll Git Along Somehow"Leathy Lightsey, no date given, no place given, Black, WPA Project worker, Charlotte, 6 July 1939 |
Folder 298 |
Bennett and Dudley W. Crawford (interviewers): UntitledJ. R. Glenn, no date given, no place given, Black, minister, Charlotte, 26 July 1939 |
Folder 299 |
Bjorkman, Edwin (interviewer): Hugh McCrae, Builder of Human Happiness, A Study in Agricultural EngineeringHugh McCrae, circa 1874, Carrbonton, white, manager farm colonies, no place given, no date given |
Folder 300 |
Brown, Emmett R., and E. Massengill (interviewers): The McClennysJune A. McClenny, no date given, no place given, white, automobile painter, Goldsboro, 27 December 1938 |
Folder 301 |
Brown, Mary Pearl (interviewer): Anybody Not in Debt Ain't Worth NothingNora J. Oates, no date given, no place given, white, tourist house operator, Charlotte, 23 June 1939 |
Folder 302 |
Brown and Northrop (interviewers): "Praise the Lord!"Estell Stancill, no date given, [Anderson, S.C.?], white, WPA worker, Charlotte, 16 May 1939 |
Folder 303 |
Brown, Mary Pearl (interviewer): UntitledGeorge Burris, 1905, South Carolina, Black, servant, Charlotte, August 1939 |
Folder 304 |
Brown, Mary Pearl (interviewer): UntitledOllie Farrington, no date given, no place given, white, textile worker, Charlotte, 27 July 1939 |
Folder 305 |
Brown, Mary Pearl (interviewer): UntitledJ. H. Reynolds, no date given, no place given, white, textile worker, Charlotte, 25 May 1939 |
Folder 306 |
Brown and Northrop (interviewers): "Labor Can't Fight Capital"Betty McCoy, 1902, Charlotte, white, textile worker, Charlotte, 25 May 1939 |
Folder 307 |
Brown and Northrop (interviewers): "I Used To Be a Bad [racist slur]"Processing Note: Transcription of original title amended in the finding aid by archivists in 2020 to remove harmful language. The original title remains on the physical documents and digitized access copies. Mattie Johnson, no date given, no place given, Black wash woman, Charlotte, 23 May 1939 |
Folder 308 |
Brown and Northrop (interviewers): Glad to WorkMrs. M. C. Campbell, circa 1880, no place given, white, textile worker, Charlotte, 19 May 1939 |
Folder 309 |
Cannady, Beth (interviewer): John Fleming: A Southern GentlemanJohn Fleming, 1864, Wake County, white, businessman, Milton, 9 December 1938 |
Folder 310 |
Cannady, Beth, and E. Massengill (interviewers): Old Josh DoverEd Currin, circa 1857, Granville County, white, retired farmer, Oxford, 14 January 1939 |
Folder 311 |
Cannady, Massengill, and W. J. Sadler (interviewers): Another version of the above interview |
Folder 312 |
Carter, Douglas (interviewer): Perennial ContestantW. D. Long, circa 1889, North Carolina, white, accountant, Asheville, 10 March 1939 |
Folder 313 |
Carter, Douglas (interviewer): Ex-SoldierJ. D. Mashburn, 1893, North Carolina, owner of tire shop, Asheville, 16 February 1939 |
Folder 314 |
Carter, Douglas (interviewer): Hellas in AmericaA. G. Alexander, circa 1894, Turkey, Turkish, cafe owner, Asheville, 16 March 1939 |
Folder 315 |
Carter, Douglas (interviewer): Mushroom GrowerCaleb Carter, 1893, Montvale, white, mushroom grower, Asheville, 18 April 1939 |
Folder 316 |
Carter, Douglas (interviewer): Craftsman BornHal H. Nerbovig, 1876, Winona, MN, Norwegian, watchmaker, Asheville, 13 February 1939 |
Folder 317 |
Carter, Douglas (interviewer): The ClubhouseMary Miller, 1874, Asheville, Black, bootlegger, Asheville, 9 February 1939 |
Folder 318 |
Carter, Douglas (interviewer): NeuroticLola Roberts, circa 1896, Georgia, white, widow, Asheville, 21 February 1939 |
Folder 319 |
Carter, Douglas (interviewer): The InventorJ. H. Marshall, 1905, no place given, white, inventor, Cashiers, no date given |
Folder 320 |
Carter, Douglas (interviewer): A Good Time in the ArmyJohn M. Thomason, circa 1889, North Carolina, white, lumberman, Hendersonville, 23 February 1939 |
Folder 321 |
Cobb, Pitts (interviewer): James Joseph FlorianWilliam Oscar Torain, no date given, no place given, Black, janitor, Greensboro, 21 December 1938 |
Folder 322 |
Cobb, Pitts (interviewer): Second Hand MerchantNorman T. Banks, [1875?], [New Orleans?], white, proprietor second hand store, Greensboro, 12 March 1939 |
Folder 323 |
Combs, Stanley, and Massengill (interviewers): Education is the ThingWilliam Edward Bardin, no date given, white, mechanic, Wilson, 5 April 1939 |
Folder 324 |
Combs and Massengill (interviewers): Women Are BestGeorgia Crockett Aiken, 1872, no place given, white, housekeeper, ex-school teacher, Wilson, 25 April 1939 |
Folder 325 |
Combs and Massengill (interviewers): Liquor Will Ruin YouZelda Williamson, no date given, no place given, white, plumber, Wilson, 1 June 1939 |
Folder 326 |
Combs and Massengill (interviewers): An Old FarmerS. P. Boykin, circa 1863, Wilson, white, farmer, Wilson, no date given |
Folder 327 |
Combs and Massengill (interviewers): A Blind Mattress MakerW. Mose Holleman, 1897, no place given, white, mattress maker, Wilson, 15 July 1939 |
Folder 328 |
Combs and Massengill (interviewers): One of Them Might Be PresidentW. H. Etheridge, no date given, no place given, white, tobacco stemery worker, Wilson, 20 May 1939 |
Folder 329 |
Combs and Massengill (interviewers): Some People Are Never Destined to Have AnythingF. Brewer, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Wilson, 28 June 1939 |
Folder 330 |
Combs and Massengill (interviewers): A Citizen of MisfortuneS. A. Lamm, 1892, no place given, white, merchant, Wilson, 1 July 1939 |
Folder 331 |
Corley, Harriet W. (interviewer): The Family of Isaac BobbittNewton Owen, no date given, no place given, white, farmer, steel worker, Greensboro, January 1939 |
Folder 332 |
Corley, Harriet W. (interviewer): The Davis FamilyCarl Davis, no date given, no place given, white, farmer, upper Moore County, 30 November 1938 |
Folder 333 |
Crawford, Dudley W. (interviewer): UntitledRose Martin, [1892?], [Rutherford County?], white, textile worker, Spindale, 28 July 1939 |
Folder 334 |
Crowell, Henry L., Massengill, and W. J. Sadler (interviewers): Spinster By ChoiceClara Raynor, no date given, Guilford County, white, bank clerk, Roxboro, 10 January 1939 |
Folder 335 |
Darrow, Omar and Massengill (interviewers): It's a Family Affair"Aunt Hassie" Fletcher, 1870, no place given, white, housewife, Durham, 16 May 1939 |
Folder 336 |
Darrow and Massengill (interviewers): I Live My Own LifeFred Tatum, no date given, no place given, white, landlord, Durham, 12 January 1939 |
Folder 337 |
Darrow and Massengill (interviewers): Sim ParsonsSim Parsons, no date given, Redwood Community, Durham County, [white?], lumber truck driver, Durham, no date given |
Folder 338 |
Darrow and Massengill (interviewers): Trusting to GodJohn Lee white, 1879, no place given, Black, pastor, Durham, no date given |
Folder 339 |
Darrow and Massengill (interviewers): I Love My HomeOmar Darrow, 1893, no place given, white, Federal Writers' Project interviewer, Durham, 1 and 11 May 1939 |
Folder 340 |
Darrow and Massengill (interviewers): Another version of the above interview |
Folder 341 |
Darrow and Massengill (interviewers): We'll Get Along Some WayMarada Wiggins, no date given, no place given, white, unemployed knitter, Durham, 29 June 1939 |
Folder 342 |
Darrow and Massengill (interviewers): Free AdviceBeulah Parson Davis, no date given, no place given, white, fortuneteller, Durham, 5 June 1939 |
Folder 343 |
Deal, Ethel, and Dudley W. Crawford (interviewers): UntitledFannie Icord, [1889?], Caldwell County, Black, washwoman, Newton, 14 July 1939 |
Folder 344 |
Deal and Crawford (interviewers): UntitledCharlise Pope, circa 1910, Hickory, white, textile mill worker, Hickory, 5 August 1939 |
Folder 345 |
Deal and Crawford (interviewers): UntitledJohn Lancaster, circa 1890, Rutherford County, white, tenant farmer, Newton, 22 August 1939 |
Folder 346 |
Deal and Crawford (interviewers): UntitledMrs. Robert Deal, circa 1899, Catawba County, white housewife, Newton, no date given |
Folder 347 |
Deal, Ethel, and Mary R. Northrop (interviewers): "Maybe Some Day I Can Read To Myself"Mrs. Walter Rowe, no date given, McDowell County, white, mill worker, Newton,19 June 1939 |
Folder 348 |
Deal, Ethel (interviewer): UntitledRosa Kanipe, 1887, Newton, white, housewife, Newton, 29 June 1939 |
Folder 349 |
Deal and Crawford (interviewers): UntitledBertie Williams, no date given, no place given, white, farm girl, Newton, 9 August 1939 |
Folder 350 |
Deal and Crawford (interviewers): UntitledViolet Freeze, circa 1912, no place given, white, textile worker, Kannapolis, 7 August 1939 |
Folder 351 |
Deal and Crawford (interviewers): UntitledHerbert Crow, circa 1914, no place given, white, prison guard, [Burke County?], 25 August 1939 |
Folder 352 |
Deal and Crawford (interviewers): From Post to PillarLulu Spencer, 1873, [Alexander County?], white, on relief, Newton, 16 June 1939 |
Folder 353 |
Deal and Crawford (interviewers): UntitledMrs. M. A. Matheson, 1873, Henderson County, white, invalid, Newton, 26 July 1939 |
Folder 354 |
Deal and Crawford (interviewers): UntitledWilma Cline, circa 1899, Gaffney County, white, textile worker, Henry River, 19 July 1939 |
Folder 355 |
Deal and Northrop (interviewers): "I'm a Good Nurse"Earl M. Lasker, 1899, no place given, white, nurse and weaver, Newton, 14 June 1939 |
Folder 356 |
Deal, Ethel (interviewer): UntitledDella Benfield, circa 1882, no place given, white, on relief, Newton, 12 June 1939 |
Folder 357 |
Deal, Ethel (interviewer): UntitledJennie Chambers, no date given, no place given, white, housewife, Newton, 10 June 1939 |
Folder 358 |
Deal, Ethel (interviewer): UntitledMerton Rhodes, no date given, no place given, white, farmer, Startown, 10 July 1939 |
Folder 359 |
Dunnagan, Clalee, and Claude (interviewers): "Ole an' Broke"Mandy Long Roberson, [1855?], Yadkin County, Black, formerly enslaved, housekeeper, landowner, County home inmate, Yadkinville, 6 April 1939 |
Folder 360 |
Dunnagan, Clalee, and Claude (interviewers): "Poor People Can't Get Nowhere"Early Dull, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer; Mrs. Early Dull, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Yadkinville, 27 February 1939 |
Folder 361 |
Dunnagan, Clalee, and Esther S. Pinnix (interviewers): The Old MillLaura Kimball, 1858, Yadkin County, Black, formerly enslaved, housekeeper, Booneville, no date given |
Folder 362 |
Dunnagan, Clalee, and Claude (interviewers): Horse and Buggy DoctorDr. Solucious Lycurgus Russell, no date given, no place given, white, doctor, 11 February 1939 |
Folder 363 |
Dunnagan, Clalee, and Claude (interviewers): Free Lance Preacher [Luther Comer and Wife]Luther Comer, no date given, no place given, white, self-styled preacher; Sally Comer, 1904, no place given, housewife, Yadkinville, no date given |
Folder 364 |
Dunnagan, Clalee (interviewer): Hoke and Lu CoyLillian Holbrook, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer |
Folder 365 |
Dunnagan, Claude (interviewer): Life Story of Mr. and Mrs. Exie Hardin, Tenant Farmers of Yadkin CountyExie Hardin, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer; Mrs. Exie Hardin, no date given, no place given, white, tobacco basket maker, Yadkinville, 10 November 1938 |
Folder 366 |
Dunnagan, Claude and Massengill (interviewers): A Lot of PunishinDelia Underwood, no date given, no place given, white, farmer, Yadkinville, 29 March 1939 |
Folder 367 |
Dunnagan, Claude (interviewer): The Story of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Childress, Farm Tenants in Yadkin CountyJoe Childress, no date given, no place given, white, farm tenant; Mrs. Joe Childress, no date given, no place given, white, farm tenant, Yadkin County, 3 November 1938 |
Folder 368 |
Dunnagan, Claude (interviewer): Life Story of Lula and Allison SizemoreLula Sizemore, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer; Allison Sizemore, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Longtown, 8 November 1938 |
Folder 369 |
Dunnagan, Claude (interviewer): Totalitarian JetsomMike Solokopis, 1885, no place given, Greek, restaurateur, no place given, 14 February 1939 |
Folder 370 |
Dunnagan, Claude (interviewer): The Wandering MagicianFrank Hageman, no date given, no place given, white, magician, New York, 28 February 1939 |
Folder 371 |
Dunnagan, Claude (interviewer): Mr. and Mrs. Truman Barger, Beachtown, N.C.Exie Hardin, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer; Mrs. Exie Hardin, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Yadkinville, 10 November 1938 |
Folder 372 |
Dunnagan, Claude (interviewer): When Spring ComesNo name given, no date given, no place given, [white?], prostitute, no place given, 13 June 1939 |
Folder 373 |
Fain, Harry (interviewer): Eliza Grant, MidwifeEliza Grant, circa 1881, no place given, Black, midwife, Raleigh, 20 March 1939 |
Folder 374 |
Fain, Harry (interviewer): Saturday's Pay DayNo names given, no date given, no place given, Black, day laborers, Raleigh, 1 May 1939 |
Folder 375 |
Fain, Harry (interviewer): Hobart Boswell, EditorRobert Gray, no date given, no place given, white, editor, former lawyer, Raleigh, 20 February 1939 |
Folder 376 |
Fain, Harry (interviewer): Horse TraderKemp P. Hill, 1867, no place given, white, horse and mule trader, Raleigh, 20 March 1939 |
Folder 377 |
Fain, Harry (interviewer): Bonnie, the HairdresserBonnie Baste, 1899, [Louisburg?], white, manager of a beauty parlor, Raleigh, 2 January 1939 |
Folder 378 |
Fain, Harry (interviewer): A Day with the GallowaysW. J. Galloway, ca, 1864, no place given, white, farm tenant; Mrs. W. J. Galloway, circa 1874, [Stanley County?], white, farm tenant, Raleigh, 12 November 1938 |
Folder 379 |
Forster, William O. (interviewer): Thomas Mason ForrestThomas Mason Forrest, 1884, [Chapel Hill?], white, farmer, Durham, no date given |
Folder 380 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Ellis StoneEllis Stone, circa 1898, Four Oaks, white, tenant farmer, Durham, 29 October 1938 |
Folder 381 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Jim LongJim Long, circa 1876, no date given, no place given, tenant farmer, Chapel Hill, 6 December 1939 |
Folder 382 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Joe BeckJoe Beck, no date given, Durham County, tenant farmer, Chapel Hill, 6 December 1938 |
Folder 383 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): John ElliottJohn Elliott, 1876, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Orange County, 11 February 1939 |
Folder 384 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Sycamore HillMrs. Brown, circa 1893, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Durham, no date given |
Folder 385 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Willie Roberts, A Negro Laborer-MechanicWillie Roberts, no date given, no place given, Black, farmer-mechanic, Durham, no date given |
Folder 386 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Five Year Lease [Jack Milligan]Jack Milligan, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Durham, no date given |
Folder 387 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Amos MitchellDurham County, Durham, no date given |
Folder 388 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): James Terrill, Man of All WorkJames Terrill, circa 1884, Danville, Va., white, barber, Carrboro, no date given |
Folder 389 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): John ShawJohn Shaw, circa 1879, no place given, Black, tenant farmer, Durham, no date given |
Folder 390 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Mrs. John CatesMrs. John Cates, circa 1885, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Durham, no date given |
Folder 391 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Tom HearstTom Hearst, no date given, no place given, white, farmer, Durham, no date given |
Folder 392 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): John GaussJohn Gauss, no date given, no place given, Black, tenant farmer; Mrs. John Gauss, Black, tenant farmer, Durham, no date given |
Folder 393 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): David Stephens, Colored TenantDave Stephens, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, New ton Grove, 22 October 1938 |
Folder 394 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Watkins AbernathyWatkins Abernathy, 1873, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Newton Grove, 22 October 1938 |
Folder 395 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): John and Sarah AutreyJohn Autrey, circa 1914, no place given, white, tenant farmer; Sarah Autrey, circa 1914, no place given, white tenant farmer, Clinton, 20 September 1938 |
Folder 396 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Sallie JohnsonSallie Johnson, no date given, no place given, Black, tenant farmer, Clinton, 1 November 1938 |
Folder 397 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Dick Striker, Farm LaborerDick Striker, circa 1876, Goldsboro, white, farm laborer, Clinton, 12 October 1938 |
Folder 398 |
Anonymous (interviewer): I Am A Country EditorW. O. Saunders, Country Editor, Elizabeth City, N.C. |
Folder 399 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Mary AllenMary Allen, [1879?], no place given, white, farmer; John Allen, [1879?], no place given, white, farmer, Clinton, 16 September 1938 |
Folder 400 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Facing AheadAnthony Gibbs, 1875, Carrboro, white, mechanic, Carrboro, 29 August 1939 |
Folder 401 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Hubert SmithHubert Smith, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer; Mrs. Hubert Smith, circa 1889, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Chatham County, 24 September 1939 |
Folder 402 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): B. F. CatesB. F. Cates, circa 1872, Swepsonville, white, farmer, textile worker, Carrboro, 14 November 1939 |
Folder 403 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Henry HowardHenry Howard, circa 1885, no place given, white farmer, Elizabeth Howard, circa 1889, no place given, white, farmer, Chapel Hill, no date given |
Folder 404 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Henry WickerHenry Wicker, no date given, no place given, Sanford, white, tenant farmer, Chapel Hill, no date given |
Folder 405 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Ed and Margaret O'NealEd O'Neal, 1870, Chatham County, white, farmer; Margaret O'Neal, 1885, no place given, white, farmer, Chapel Hill, 4 October 1938 |
Folder 406 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Ed Jones, A Farmer Who Tries a ComebackEd Jones, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Chapel Hill, no date given |
Folder 407 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Virgil Johnson, An Old School Colored FarmerVirgil Johnson, 1871, no place given, Black, tenant farmer, Chapel Hill, 22 November 1938 |
Folder 408 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Jim JeffreyJim Jeffrey, no date given, Oconee County, Ga., white, tenant farmer, Durham, 10 June 1939 |
Folder 409 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Parish and Judith LassiterParrish Lassiter, circa 1899, no place given, white, tenant farmer; Judith Lassiter, no date given, Clayton Township, white, tenant farmer, Four Oaks, 18 September 1938 |
Folder 410 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Cisco MayseCisco Mayse, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Durham, April 1939 |
Folder 411 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Catherine and Will JonesCatherine Jones, circa 1894, no place given, white, tenant farmer; Will Jones, circa 1894, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Chatham County, 14 September 1938 |
Folder 412 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Saunders JohnsonSaunders Johnson, circa 1884, no place given, Black, sawmill worker, Smithfield, 10 October 1938 |
Folder 413 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Ed and Mary JohnsonEd Jackson, circa 1893, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Chapel Hill, 27 September 1938 |
Folder 414 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): Mary MillerMary Miller, no place given, OH, white, tenant farmer, Durham, 4 October 1938 |
Folder 415 |
Forster, W. O. (interviewer): The Bill BarbeesBill Barbee, no date given, North Carolina, white, tenant farmer, Durham, 10 November 1938 |
Folder 416 |
Harris, Bernice Kelly (interviewer): Jim Parker Hopes AheadJim Parker, circa 1877, Virginia, Black, tenant farmer, Seaboard, 7 June 1939 |
Folder 417 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): The Algie JordansAlgie Jordan, circa 1880, Seaboard, white, on relief; May Jordan, circa 1880, Seaboard, white, on relief, Seaboard, 13 July 1939 |
Folder 418 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Cloud By DayAn adult education class, Seaboard, 9 November 1938 |
Folder 419 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Sharecropping's the BestRoland Maddrey, circa 1889, no place given, white, farmer, Seaboard, no date given |
Folder 420 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Rosa IrvingRosa Irving, 1865, no place given, white, widow, Seaboard, 3 November 1938 |
Folder 421 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): One Jump Ahead Every TimeNo name given, no date given, Seaboard, Black, tenant farmer, Seaboard, no date given |
Folder 422 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Circle Number III MeetsMeeting church circle, Seaboard, 12 June 1939 |
Folder 423 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): A Southern GentlemanNo name given, no date given, [Seaboard?], white, landlord, Seaboard, 31 March 1939 |
Folder 424 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): A. K. Harris, UndertakerA. K. Harris, circa 1874, Seaboard, Black, undertaker, Seaboard, no date given |
Folder 425 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Molly Harding, NegroMolly Harding, circa 1887, no place given, Black, tenant farmer, Pleasant Hill, 6 January 1939 |
Folder 426 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Mariah and Berle Barnes, formerly enslavedMariah Barnes, circa 1856, [Gaysburg?], Black, formerly enslaved; Berle Barnes, no date given, no place given, Black, formerly enslaved, Seaboard, 9 March 1939 |
Folder 427 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Minnie Moody, Negro FarmerMinnie Moody, circa 1884, [the Neck?], Black, farmer, Seaboard, 25 November 1938 |
Folder 428 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Will There Be Any StarsLucy James Railey Britt, 1844, Gates County, white, elderly woman, Seaboard, 28 March 1939 |
Folder 429 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): To This EndMiss Pat, circa 1859, no date given, no place given, white, elderly lady, Seaboard, 27 July 1939 |
Folder 430 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): No Stick LegLettice Joyner, circa 1829, Bryant Plantation, the Neck, Black, formerly enslaved, Seaboard, 3 May 1939 |
Folder 431 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Sisters in the LordLucy Ivory, circa 1861, Woodland, Black, formerly enslaved, Seaboard, 27 July 1939 |
Folder 432 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Joe FieldingJoe Fielding, circa 1879, Concord, white, tenant farmer, Seaboard, 21 October 1938 |
Folder 433 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Lewis Little: SharecropperLewis Little, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Seaboard, 29 October 1938 |
Folder 434 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Richard Lloyd, MinisterRichard Lloyd, 1889, Newton, Wales, Welsh, minister, Jackson, 17 January 1939 |
Folder 435 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): John Wesley Parker, MDJohn Wesley Parker, no date given, no place given, doctor, white, Seaboard, 28 January 1939 |
Folder 436 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): I Am Sick O'Farming[?] Little, circa 1889, Seaboard, white, farmer, Seaboard, 21 June 1939 |
Folder 437 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Hart Thomas, Negro FarmerHart Thomas, 1859, no place given, Black, tenant farmer, Seaboard, 30 November 1938 |
Folder 438 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): The Hattie Duggers, NegroesHattie Dugger, no date given, no place given, Black, tenant farmer, Pleasant Hill, 28 December 1938 |
Folder 439 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): You Can't Take the Country Out of a ManCharlie Hart, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Seaboard, no date given |
Folder 440 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): The LeesJosie Taylor Lee, circa 1886, no place given, white, tenant farmer; Steve Lee, circa 1883, Severn, white, tenant farmer, Seaboard, 10 December 1938 |
Folder 441 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Dona Balmer MaleDona Balmer Male, circa 1896, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Pleasant Hill, 10 January 1939 |
Folder 442 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Molly Jordan: Mulatto Farm WomanMolly Jordan, 1867, Southampton County, Va., Black, tenant farmer, Pleasant Hill, 1 November 1938 |
Folder 443 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Aaron and Mary Montgomery, NegroesAaron Montgomery, [1866?], Vaughan, Black, tenant farmer; Mary Montgomery, circa 1881, Black, tenant farmer, Pleasant Hill, no date given |
Folder 444 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): The 'Portugese,' Fannie WigginsFannie Wiggins, circa 1880, no place given, 'Portugese,' tenant farmer; Charles Wiggins, circa 1879, no place given, 'Portugese,' tenant farmer, Northampton County, 22 March 1939 |
Folder 445 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): "I've Kept Rentin'"Paula Parks, no date given, [Gunberry?], white, tenant farmer, Seaboard, 17 July 1939 |
Folder 446 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Christine Poole SpeakingChristine Poole, no date given, no place given, white, teacher, Seaboard, 13 January 1939 |
Folder 447 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): The Drapers, white SharecroppersBob Draper, circa 1878, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Seaboard, 2 August 1939 |
Folder 448 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): W. A. Suiter, Part-time EmployeeS. A. Suiter, circa 1892, no place given, Black, part-time employee, Seaboard, 31 July 1939 |
Folder 449 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Rosa Faison, NegroRosa Faison, [1860?], Margaretsville, Black, farmer, Margaretsville, 10 December 1938 |
Folder 450 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Fanny Bowers Maddrey and Her HusbandFanny Bowers Maddrey, 1892, Gumberry, Black, tenant farmer, 8 August 1939 |
Folder 451 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): "I'd Like to Have a Coca Cola"Pattie Debrow, circa 1878, [Merrytops on the Neck], Black, elderly woman, Gumberry, 1 July 1939 |
Folder 452 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Never Weary on the WaySallie Jordan, no date given, [Seaboard?], Black, chore woman, Seaboard, no date given |
Folder 453 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): "I've Had Good Landlords"Ernest Flythe, circa 1893, Conway, white, tenant farmer, 19 July 1939 |
Folder 454 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): The Clipping Goes to Mrs. JordanMrs. Peter Jordan, circa 1867, no place given, white, elderly woman, Pleasant Hill, 17 November 1938 |
Folder 455 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): "If It Wa'nt For the Sewing Room"Mrs. Hargraves, circa 1897, no place given, white, WPA worker, Seaboard, 5 July 1939 |
Folder 456 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Jennings and Merriam, Cotton GinnersJennings, circa 1866, Six Springs, white, cotton ginner; Merriam, no date given, no place given, white, cotton ginner, Seaboard, 27 February 1939 |
Folder 457 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Roger T. Stevenson, Justice of the PeaceRoger T. Stevenson, circa 1869, Midvale, white, justice of the peace, Seaboard, 10 February 1939 |
Folder 458 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Eric Norfleet, Judge of Recorder's CourtEric Norfleet, no date given, Roxebel, white, lawyer, Seaboard, 11 February 1939 |
Folder 459 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Mrs. Jennie Wheeler, WidowJennie Wheeler, circa 1883, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Margaretsville, 2 December 1938 |
Folder 460 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): I'm Mighty LuckyEddie Davis, circa 1900, no place given, white, basket-maker, Seaboard, no date given |
Folder 461 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Hard Luck HarryHarry Allen, no date given, no place given, white, WPA worker, Seaboard, 5 April 1939 |
Folder 462 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): The Drapers 'Set' Till Bed TimeAda Draper, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer; Ada Balmer, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Seaboard, 12 November 1938 |
Folder 463 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Amos Long, formerly enslavedAmos Long, circa 1839, [Northampton?], Black, formerly enslaved, Seaboard, 22 February 1939 |
Folder 464 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): I's Laughed Some[Nellie Blythe?], [1847?], Gayersburg, Black, formerly enslaved, Seaboard, 28 June 1939 |
Folder 465 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): The GrizzardsMr. Grizzard, 1861, Greensville County, white, elderly man; Corrie Grizzard, no date given, Homersville, white, elderly lady, Seaboard, 11 July 1939 |
Folder 466 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): The Mack FaisonsMack Faison, circa 1891, Pleasant Hill, white, tenant farmer, Pleasant Hill, 31 December 1938 |
Folder 467 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Preacher Goode, NegroPreacher Henry Goode, circa 1865, no place given, Black, preacher, Seaboard, 6 December 1938 |
Folder 468 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): The Willie McLongsWillie McLong, circa 1861, no place given, white, truck farmer, Seaboard, 13 December 1938 |
Folder 469 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Tank Valentine DaughtryTank Valentine Daughtry, circa 1865, no place given, Mecklenburg County, Va., Black, farmer, Seaboard, 22 December 1938 |
Folder 470 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): No Scrap Pile YetAlice Kee, 1867, Cedar Rock, Black, farm laborer, Pleasant Hill, 6 May 1939 |
Folder 471 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Nelly HargravesNelly Hargraves, no date given, Seaboard, Black, Margaretsville, 14 August 1939 |
Folder 472 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Precinct ChairmanName not given, 1898, Martin County, white, railroad agent, Gumberry, no date given |
Folder 473 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Just A Plain Two-Horse FarmJames Hillyer, 1873, [Pleasant Hill?], white, farmer, Pleasant Hill, 15 March 1939 |
Folder 474 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): The Landlord Has His TroublesName not given, no date given, no place given, white, landlord, Seaboard, 5 March 1939 |
Folder 475 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Ethel Vassar, CookEthel Vassar, no date given, no place given, Black, cook, Seaboard, 23 February 1939 |
Folder 476 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): The BoonesMrs. Boone, no date given, [Charlotte?], white, tenant farmer, Seaboard, 25 October 1938 |
Folder 477 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Rosa Warrick, FarmerRosa Warrick, no date given, Pleasant Hill, white, tenant farmer, Pleasant Hill, 21 March 1939 |
Folder 478 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Henry Calhoun Weathers, LandlordHenry Calhoun Weathers, 1889, Wake County, white, landlord, Seaboard, 1 March 1939 |
Folder 479 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): The Ethel whiteheadsEthel whitehead, [1893?], Seaboard, white, farmer, Seaboard, 17 December 1938 |
Folder 480 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): "I Ain't Lost Heart"Richard Branch, 1875, Enfield, Black, tenant farmer, Seaboard, 14 June 1939 |
Folder 481 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): The Misses HodgesAunt Sue Hodges, circa 1861, [Lesker?], farmer, elderly woman; Tommie Hodges, circa 1883, no place given, farmer, Pleasant Hill, 17 March 1939 |
Folder 482 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): The John BassesJohn Bass, circa 1873, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Seaboard, 20 October 1938 |
Folder 483 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): The B. D. Bass HouseholdB. D. [Boss] Bass, no date given, no place given, white, farmer, Seaboard, 18 October 1938 |
Folder 484 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Mrs. Wright-JordanMrs. Wright-Jordan, circa 1882, no place given, white, on relief, Seaboard, 26 October 1938 |
Folder 485 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Jackson Bullitt, A Small LandlordJackson Bullitt, no date given, Juniper, Va., white, landlord, Seaboard, 11 March 1939 |
Folder 486 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Forty-Six Years A MerchantNo name given, circa 1867, Creeksville, white, merchant, Seaboard, 4 February 1939 |
Folder 487 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): A Sharecropper's Saturday Night[?] Harris, circa 1870, Edgecombe, S.C., white, tenant farmer, Seaboard, 23 November 1938 |
Folder 488 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Red Steer's A Great Career[?] Howell, 1913, Seaboard, white, fertilizer salesman, Seaboard, 1 May 1939 |
Folder 489 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): A Crossroads StoreGrover C. white, no date given, no place given, white, country store operator, Seaboard, 1 February 1939 |
Folder 490 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Sam Sets It DownSam T. Vassar, 1890, no place given, Black, unemployed, Seaboard, no date given |
Folder 491 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Plow Beans for PillsWalter Raleigh Parker, no date given, Beoman County, white, doctor, Woodland, 24 January 1939 |
Folder 492 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Saturday Afternoon Street SceneStreet scene, Seaboard, 3 April 1939 |
Folder 493 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): The Miller and the FourthNo name given, 1867, no date given, no place given, white, miller, Seaboard, 7 July 1939 |
Folder 494 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Rev. C. Herman TruebloodC. Herman Trueblood, no date given, Elizabeth City, white, preacher, Seaboard, 16 February 1939 |
Folder 495 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Ruth Vick Everett SpeakingRuth Vick Everett, no date given, no place given, white, teacher, Seaboard, 8 February 1939 |
Folder 496 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): "I Can't Sing Like I Used To"Uncle John Pebbles, [1848?], Creeksville, Black, formerly enslaved, Creeksbille, 26 May 1939 |
Folder 497 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): "Not To Be Trampled On"[Miss Pat?], 1859, no place given, white, elderly woman, Pleasant Hill |
Folder 498 |
Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): Sharecropping's All RightMrs. Will Comer, circa 1884, Bertie, white, day laborer, tenant farmer; Will Comer, 1879, Bertie, white, day laborer, tenant farmer, Emporia, Va., 22 May 1939 |
Folder 499 |
Harrison, Willis S. (interviewer): Red Thomas Sawmill WorkerWilliam Thomas, circa 1897, Coropeake, white, sawmill worker, Windsor, 8 November 1938 |
Folder 500 |
Harrison, Willis S. (interviewer): Marsh Taylor, LandlordJ. Fearing, no date given, no place given, white, landlord, Windsor, 19 November 1938 |
Folder 501 |
Harrison, Willis S. (interviewer): Tom Pugh, Tenant FarmerTom Pugh, 1889, no place given, Black, tenant farmer, Windsor, 11 November 1938 |
Folder 502 |
Harrison, Willis S. (interviewer): William Carter, Negro Merchant and FarmerWilliam Carter, 1863, no place given, Black, merchant, farmer, Windsor, 9 November 1938 |
Folder 503 |
Harrison, Willis S. (interviewer): Arthur Roberson of Doodle HillW. A. Roberson, circa 1889, Bear Grass, white, country store operator, Williamston, 7 November 1938 |
Folder 504 |
Harriss, Frances L. (interviewer): Ann Page, MillworkerAnn Williamson, circa 1867, no place given, white, mill worker, Williamson, 14 January 1939 |
Folder 505 |
Harriss, Frances L. (interviewer): Another version of the above interview |
Folder 506 |
Harriss, F. L., Sadler, and Massengill (interviewers): Fisherman's WidowMrs. Richard Farrow, circa 1893, [Masonboro Sound?], white, WPA worker, Masonboro Sound, 27 December 1938 |
Folder 507 |
Harriss, Frances L. (interviewer): Martha Turner, The [racist slur]Processing Note: Transcription of original title amended in the finding aid by archivists in 2020 to remove harmful language. The original title remains on the physical documents and digitized access copies. Martha Turner, circa 1843, Bladen County, Indian, cotton mill worker, Wilmington, 20 December 1938 |
Folder 508 |
Harriss, Frances L., Lucille Edwards, and Massengill (interviewers): A Family of Dry DockJohn Solomon Hales, circa1882, white, dredge boat operator, Wilmington, 23 January 1939 |
Folder 509 |
Harriss, Edwards, and Massengill (interviewers): "Granny" of ElvidorWarren Edwards, 1877, Wilmington, white, carpenter; Harriet Edwards, 1882, South Carolina, white, housewife, Wilmington, 16 February 1939 |
Folder 510 |
Hatch, Henry D., and George L. Andrews (interviewers): Red CapDoc Mormon, 1878, Philadelphia, Black, station porter, Hamlet, 10 January 1939 |
Folder 511 |
Hatch and Massengill (interviewers): "Front, Johnnie!"William Hitt, circa 1911, [Georgia?], white, gas station operator, Hamlet, 27 January 1939 |
Folder 512 |
Hennessee, William E. (interviewer): The MagistrateClarence Fesperman, 1872, Hamerton, white, justice of the peace, Salisbury, no date given |
Folder 513 |
Hennessee, Wm. E. (interviewer): The DoctorCamilius Lanier, [1850?], [Mecklenburg County, Va.?], white, doctor, Davie County, March 1939 |
Folder 514 |
Hennessee, Wm. E. (interviewer): Counselor at LawRobert Lee Wright, no date given, no place given, white, lawyer, Salisbury, February 1939 |
Folder 515 |
Hennessee, Wm. E. (interviewer): A Day in CourtJudge T. G. Farr, no date given, no place given, white, judge, Salisbury, 5 April 1939 |
Folder 516 |
Hicks, Mary A., and Massengill (interviewers): Crazed by FearErnest Foster, circa 1880, no place given, white, farmer, Selma, no date given |
Folder 517 |
Hicks and Massengill (interviewers): The Turning PointMrs. Odell McNeil, no date given, no place given, white, bag maker, Salisbury, 2 May 1939 |
Folder 518 |
Hicks and Massengill (interviewers): If I Had More EducationWilliam Bagwell, no date given, no place given, white, mechanic, Apex, 9 May 1939 |
Folder 519 |
Hicks, Massengill, and Sadler (interviewers): The Hunter FamilyValentine Hunter, circa 1906, no place given, white, housewife; Delbert Hunter, circa 1896, Tampa, Fla., white, carpenter, Raleigh, 28 December 1938 |
Folder 520 |
Hicks and Massengill (interviewers): War-MindedMabry Shaw, no date given, no place given, Black, sawmill worker, Raleigh, 29 March 1939 |
Folder 521 |
Hicks and Massengill (interviewers): The Head of the FamilyN. G. Blake, no date given, Raleigh, white, bus driver, Raleigh, 9 March 1939 |
Folder 522 |
Hicks and Massengill (interviewers): Just a Mormon at HeartN. E. Ward, circa 1876, no place given, white, farmer and lawyer, Spring Hope, 23 March 1939 |
Folder 523 |
Hicks and Massengill (interviewers): A Full Life's BestMary Whitley, no date given, no place given, white, seamstress, Rocky Mount, 24 July 1939 |
Folder 524 |
Hicks and Massengill (interviewers): Air Castles of Young LoveBarney J. Medlin, circa 1915, no place given, white, Civilian Conservation Corps, Durham, 14 February 1939 |
Folder 525 |
Hicks, Massengill, and Sadler (interviewers): The New GenerationVernon Moore, circa 1919, no place given, white, farmer, Selma, 19 January 1939 |
Folder 526 |
Hicks and Massengill (interviewers): The Happy FarmhandJohn Blunt, [1884?], no place given, Black, farm hand, Raleigh, no date given |
Folder 527 |
Hicks, Mary A. (interviewer): The Thompson FamilyMary Thompson, 1902, no place given, white, housewife, Raleigh, 13 December 1938 |
Folder 528 |
Hicks, Mary A. (interviewer): Carpentering Am a JobAndrew King, no date given, Barton, white, carpenter, Cary, 3 February 1939 |
Folder 529 |
Hicks and Massengill (interviewers): The Artis Simpson FamilyLonnie Williams, 1902, Raleigh, white, printer, Cary, 5 February 1939 |
Folder 530 |
Hicks, Massengill, and Sadler (interviewers): A WaitressEva Truelove, circa 1912, Hartnell County, white, waitress, Raleigh, 1 January 1939 |
Folder 531 |
Hicks and Massengill (interviewers): Everything's IntendedMrs. Highsmith, circa 1915, no place given, white, seamstress, Raleigh, 14 July 1939 |
Folder 532 |
Hicks and Massengill (interviewers): Self-DenialPeter Bowers, circa 1888, white, farmer and teacher, Raleigh, 2 February 1939 |
Folder 533 |
Hicks and Massengill (interviewers): A Rough RouteLeroy Hicks, circa 1872, Johnston County, white, farmer, Cary, 26 November 1938 |
Folder 534 |
Hicks, Mary A. (interviewer): The Charles Medlin FamilyMattie Medlin, no date given, no place given, white, occupation not indicated; Mary Medlin, no date given, no place given, white, occupation not indicated; Charles Medlin, no date given, no place given, white, engineer, Raleigh, 1 December 1938 |
Folder 535 |
Hicks and Browder (interviewers): Another version of the above interview. |
Folder 536 |
Hicks and Massengill (interviewers): Righteous and Ready to GoIda Maynard, circa 1880, no place given, white, flower agent, Raleigh, 9 February 1939 |
Folder 537 |
Hicks and Massengill (interviewers): The Story of a WashwomanValley Perry, 1901, no place given, Black, laundress, Cary, 28 February 1939 |
Folder 538 |
Hicks and Massengill (interviewers): My MistakesIda Fleming, no date given, no place given, white, WPA clerical worker, Raleigh, 21 March 1939 |
Folder 539 |
Hicks and Massengill (interviewers): Bad Bargains Are Sometimes GoodLily Brewer, no date given, no place given, white, teacher and seamstress, Justice, 20 March 1939 |
Folder 540 |
Hicks, Mary A., and Willis P. Harrison (interviewers): The Owens FamilyWilliam J. Owen, circa 1885, white, tenant farmer, Wilson, 25 November 1938 |
Folder 541 |
Hicks and Massengill (interviewers): The "It" ManE. L. Thomas, no date given, no place given, white, bus driver, Raleigh, 16 March 1939 |
Folder 542 |
Hicks and Massengill (interviewers): He Knows It Doesn't PayCharlie Mitchell, circa 1899, Lenoir, white, railroad fireman, Raleigh, 23 March 1939 |
Folder 543 |
Hicks, Mary A. (interviewers): The Medlin FamilyRichard Medlin, circa 1862, Crabtree Creek, white, farmer, Raleigh, 15 November 1938 |
Folder 544 |
Hicks, Mary A. (interviewers): The Hicks FamilyLeroy Hicks, circa 1872, Johnston County, white, farmer, Cary, 26 December 1938 |
Folder 545 |
Hicks and Massengill (interviewers): Facing a Tough FutureEd Roland, no date given, no place given, white, mechanic, Raleigh, no date given |
Folder 546 |
Hicks and Massengill (interviewers): From Farmer to MerchantWilliam R. Hobby, no date given, no place given, white, merchant, Raleigh, 7 February 1939 |
Folder 547 |
Hicks and Massengill (interviewers): Bread AloneFolder is empty, as of 19 April 2010.Wiley Rogers, no date given, no place given, Black, steel worker, state highway commission employee, Method, 7 April 1939 |
Folder 548 |
Hicks, Massengill, and Sadler (interviewers): "Don't You Envy Me?"Dora Hardy, no date given, Wake County, white, clerk, Raleigh, 13 January 1939 |
Folder 549 |
Hicks, Mary A. (interviewer): The Hamilton FamilyZebulon Hawkins Hamilton, circa 1862, Wake County, blacksmith, state highway commission employee, Raleigh, 25 November 1939 |
Folder 550 |
Hicks and Massengill (interviewers): The Stake of LifeWilliam Batts, no date given, no place given, Black, tobacco packer, Wilson, 1 June 1939 |
Folder 551 |
Hicks, Mary A., Ed Massengill, and Frank McDonald (interviewers): The Thurman HamiltonsMrs. Thurman Hamilton, no date given, no place given, white, wife of a truck driver, Cary, 14 December 1938 |
Folder 552 |
Hicks, Mary A. (interviewer): The Stultz FamilyCarey Stultz, circa 1893, Moore County, white, day laborer, Cary, 5 December 1938 |
Folder 553 |
Hicks, Mary A. (interviewer): The House FamilyWilliam House, no date given, no place given, white, driver city street sweeper, Raleigh, 22 December 1938 |
Folder 554 |
Hicks, Massengill, and Sadler (interviewers): The Cally Reaves FamilyLela Reaves, circa 1903, Wake County, white, wife of a driver for a transfer company, 2 January 1939 |
Folder 555 |
Hicks and Massengill (interviewers): The Boss of the Rolling SquadHenry Garner, no date given, no place given, white, WPA foreman, Cary, 18 May 1939 |
Folder 556 |
Hicks and Massengill (interviewers): Easier WaysLeonard Warwick, no date given, no place given, white, farmer, Selma, 10 July 1939 |
Folder 557 |
Hicks and Massengill (interviewers): 'Backer BarningRansome Jackson, no date given, no place given, white, tobacco farmer, Smithfield, 19 July 1939 |
Folder 558 |
Hicks, Mary A. (interviewer): The Emmett Allen FamilyMrs. Allen, no date given, no place given, white, wife of a carpenter, Raleigh, 3 July 1939 |
Folder 559 |
Jordan, Travis (interviewer): Life in Erwin VillageGroup of textile workers, Durham, 21 December 1938 A variant form of this document is available in the Thaddeus Ferree Papers (#4258). |
Folder 560 |
Jordan, Travis (interviewer): Martha Hinton, A Good WomanMartha Hinton, circa 1859, Pearson County, white, rooming house keeper, Durham, 9 December 1938 A variant form of this document is available in the Thaddeus Ferree Papers (#4258). |
Folder 561 |
Jordan, Travis (interviewer): Hazel WickerHazel Wicker, circa 1914, Angier, white, occupation not indicated, Durham, 9 November 1938 A variant form of this document is available in the Thaddeus Ferree Papers (#4258). |
Folder 562 |
Jordan, Massengill, and Sadler (interviewers): John Lincoln[John Lincoln?], circa 1894, [South Carolina?], white, insurance salesman, Durham, 9 January 1939 A variant form of this document is available in the Thaddeus Ferree Papers (#4258). |
Folder 563 |
Jordan and Massengill (interviewers): I'll Have Something YetPearl Phillips, circa 1916, Eastern North Carolina, white, WPA worker, Durham, 20 July 1939 A variant form of this document is available in the Thaddeus Ferree Papers (#4258). |
Folder 564 |
Jordan, Travis (interviewer): Bud Taylor, Tenant FarmerBud Taylor, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Bahama, 14 December 1938 |
Folder 565 |
Jordan, Travis (interviewer): Bill Saunders, LandownerBill Saunders, no date given, no place given, white, landowner, Bahama, 21 December 1938 A variant form of this document is available in the Thaddeus Ferree Papers (#4258). |
Folder 566 |
King, Robert O. (interviewer): Lee Anderson StanleyLee Anderson Stanley, Raleigh, N.C., 13-16 June 1939 |
Folder 567 |
King, Robert O. (interviewer): Sherwood UpchurchJ. Sherwood Upchurch, 1870, Raleigh, white, retired politician, Raleigh, 6-8 March 1939 |
Folder 568 |
King, Robert O. (interviewer): Frank Goldie MooreFrank G. Moore, 1879, Rocky Mount, white, shoemaker, Raleigh, 7, 12, and 13 August 1939 |
Folder 569 |
King, Robert O. (interviewer): The Moore FamilyJohn Moore, circa 1892, Franklin County, Black, barber, Raleigh, 14 November 1938 |
Folder 570 |
King, Robert O. (interviewer): Miss Lettie MasonLettie Mason, 1885, Fuquay Springs, white, beautician, Raleigh, 1-4 February 1939 |
Folder 571 |
King, Robert O. (interviewer): Lawrence M. WaringLawrence M. Waring, 1878, Raleigh, white, justice of the peace, Raleigh, 10, 13, and 14 March 1939 |
Folder 572 |
King, Robert O. (interviewer): Mrs. Mattie Gill Olive MialHattie G. Olive Mial, 1878, no place given, white, widow, Raleigh, 20-24 March 1939 |
Folder 573 |
King, Robert O. (interviewer): Moses ThompsonMoses Thompson, 1880, Raleigh, Black, jockey, Raleigh, no date given |
Folder 574 |
King, Robert O. (interviewer): Roy Woods and FamilyRoy Woods, no date given, Raleigh, Black, farm laborer, Raleigh, 28 December 1938 |
Folder 575 |
King, Robert O. (interviewer): Clarence E. MitchellClarence E. Mitchell, 1886, Raleigh, white, printer, 9-13 February 1939 |
Folder 576 |
King, Robert O. (interviewer): Guy L. BunchGuy L. Bunch, 1866, Raleigh, white, mechanic, Raleigh, 3-6 April 1939 |
Folder 577 |
King, Robert O. (interviewer): John Wesley WynneJohn Wynne, 1864, Raleigh, white, circus, Raleigh, 11-14 April 1939 |
Folder 578 |
King, Robert O. (interviewer): Mrs. Nancy Gill's Lodging HouseNancy Gill, circa 1854, Wake County, white, boarding house operator, Raleigh, 20-24 November 1938 A variant form of this document is available in the Thaddeus Ferree Papers (#4258). |
Folder 579 |
King, Robert O. (interviewer): William Peterson and FamilyBill Peterson, no date given, no place given, Black, bell-hop, Raleigh, 28 November 1938 |
Folder 580 |
King, Robert O. (interviewer): Mrs. Ruth Jordan WilliamsonRuth Jordan Williamson, white, housewife, Raleigh, 29 April-3 May 1939 |
Folder 581 |
King, Robert O. (interviewer): Reverend James Wynetorte SmithJames Wynetorte Smith, 1893, Cherokee County, S.C., Black, minister, Raleigh, 19, 22, 24 May 1939 |
Folder 582 |
King, Robert O. (interviewer): The Pace FamilyLucy Pace, circa 1892, Chatham County, white, textile worker, Raleigh, 8 November 1938 |
Folder 583 |
King, Robert O. (interviewer): "Aunt" Della McCullers' Boarding HouseDella McCullers, Raleigh, 1874, Black, boarding house operator, Raleigh, no date given |
Folder 584 |
King, Robert O. (interviewer): The CheeksMargaret Bradburn Cheek, no date given, Madison County, white, waitress, Raleigh, 15 November 1938 |
Folder 585 |
King, Robert O. (interviewer): The JohnsonsWilliam "Red" Johnson, circa 1917, Raleigh, white, elevator operator, Raleigh, 9 November 1938 |
Folder 586 |
Long, A. W. (interviewer): If I Couldn't Talk I'd BustOphelia Mull, circa 1908, Connestee, white, houseworker, Brevard, 26 June 1939 |
Folder 587 |
Long, A. W. (interviewer): Judge Sidney SaylorWilliam F. Harding, white, Eastern North Carolina, white, judge, Charlotte, 22 July 1939 |
Folder 588 |
Long, A. W. (interviewer): Jack Gallup: Meat ClerkSpencer Mull, [1906?], Brevard, white, meat clerk, Brevard, 14 May 1939 |
Folder 589 |
Long, A. W. (interviewer): Schoolmaster and ExplorerSamuel P. Verner, no date given, no place given, white, schoolmaster, Brevard, 14 May 1939 |
Folder 590 |
Long, A. W. (interviewer): Life in a Small Mountain TownLife in a small mountain town, Brevard, 12 April 1939 |
Folder 591 |
Long, A. W. (interviewer): Up Hominy CreekMorrison Baynard, no date given, Brevard, white, farmer and huntsman, Brevard, 12 January 1939 |
Folder 592 |
Long, A. W. (interviewer): Janitor and Odd Job ManOssie Bailey, [1879?], Brevard, Black, janitor and odd job man, Brevard, 15 February 1939 |
Folder 593 |
Mabry, Luline L. (interviewer): Mrs. Foster RicksMrs. Earl Marshall, no date given, Dana, white, farmer, Dana, no date given |
Folder 594 |
Mabry, Luline, and Frank Massimino (interviewers): Desolate BreedMrs. Walter Steadman, no date given, no place given, white, dressmaker, Hendersonville, 14 and 26 January 1939 |
Folder 595 |
Mabry, Luline, and Douglas Carter (interviewers): "Washin' Foh white Fo'ks"Josephine Johnson, 1870, Gifford Station, S.C., Black, washwoman, Laura Summey, [1863?], South Carolina, Black, washwoman, Hendersonville, 14 April 1939 |
Folder 596 |
Mabry, Luline L. (interviewer): The SatterfieldsMrs. Fred L. Satterfield, no date given, South Carolina, white, wife of a mill worker, Hendersonville, no date given |
Folder 597 |
Mabry & Massimino (interviewers): Bees in Her BonnetMrs. Raymond Pace, circa 1908, Heightsville, white, florist, Hendersonville, 20 December 1938, and 19 January 1939 |
Folder 598 |
Mabry & Carter (interviewers): "Every Penny Counts"Mrs. D. E. Greer, circa 1882, Hendersonville, white, domestic servant, Hendersonville, 10 April 1939 |
Folder 599 |
Mabry, Luline L. (interviewer): The RossesMrs. Ross, no date given, South Carolina, white, seamstress, Hendersonville, no date given |
Folder 600 |
Mabry & Massimino (interviewers): "Orphans Two"Robert H. Delvechio, no date given, no place given, white, stone mason, bricklayer, Hendersonville, 18 August 1939 |
Folder 601 |
Mabry & Massimino (interviewers): Her Ungodly GrandsonMrs. J. W. Thompson, white, housewife, Hendersonville, 4 August 1939 |
Folder 602 |
Mabry, Massimino, and Ed Bjorkman (interviewers): Laughing at PovertyL. C. Pearson, circa 1899, no place given, white, preacher, Hendersonville, 1 February 1939 |
Folder 603 |
Mabry & Massimino (interviewers): A Negro in BusinessRobert Quinn, no date given, Greenville, S.C., Black, electrical contractor, Hendersonville, 5 April 1939 |
Folder 604 |
Mabry, Massimino, and Claude Dunnagan (interviewers): James T. Dunlap, Ex-IndustrialistJ. T. Whitlock, circa 1883, Union, S.C., white, salesman, Hendersonville, 27 February 1939 |
Folder 605 |
Mabry & Massimino (interviewers): Stella Dean: WaitressMrs. Albert Gresham, no date given, KA, white, waitress, Hendersonville, 21 July 1939 |
Folder 606 |
Massengill, Edwin (interviewer): An Evening at Buster Sparks'Archie Johnson, no date given, no place given, white, farmer, Angier, no date given |
Folder 607 |
Massimino, Frank (interviewer): The Deever Taylors, Balfour, North CarolinaDeever Taylor, no date given, no place given, white, textile worker, Hendersonville, 10 October 1938 |
Folder 608 |
Massimino, Frank (interviewer): Two Sides to a StoryOscar Vaughan, no date given, no place given, white, bootlegger, Hendersonville, 9 December 1939 |
Folder 609 |
Massimino, Frank (interviewer): An Irascible NegroJim Mitchum, circa 1894, Outman S.C., Black, chauffeur-mechanic, Hendersonville, 1 May 1939 |
Folder 610 |
Massimino, Frank (interviewer): John Leard: PloughmanQuay Corn, no date given, no place given, white, farmer, Hendersonville, 19 June 1938 |
Folder 611 |
Massimino, Frank (interviewer): Claude J. DavidsonClaude J. Davidson, 1908, no place given, white, chainstore employee, Hendersonville, 12 January 1939 |
Folder 612 |
Massimino, Frank (interviewer): Doctor GrayDr. James Stevens Brown, no date given, no place given, white, doctor, Hendersonville, 11 January 1939 |
Folder 613 |
Massimino, Frank (interviewer): The Elmer RaysElmer Ray, no date given, no place given, white, odd jobs, Hendersonville, 17 November 1938 |
Folder 614 |
Masssimino, Frank (interviewer): Uncle Ulysses: Relief ClientWinslow Mills, no date given, no place given, Black, laborer, Hendersonville, 11 July 1939 |
Folder 615 |
Massimino, Frank (interviewer): Roy Corn, BlockaderRoy Corn, no date given, no place given, white, blockader, Hendersonville, 19 December 1938 |
Folder 616 |
Matthews, T. Pat, and Edwin Massengill (interviewers): From Farm Tenant to PlumberRobert Matthews, no date given, no place given, white, plumber, Raleigh, no date given |
Folder 617 |
Matthews and Massengill (interviewers): I Was Born That WayNoah Abraham Peterson, 1883, no place given, white, peddler, Raleigh, 29 May 1939 |
Folder 618 |
Matthews, T. Pat (interviewer): We Make PlentyMatthew Luke Matthews, 1881, no place given, Black, farmer, Lillington, 27 November 1938 |
Folder 619 |
Matthews and Massengill (interviewers): Rooming HouseSarah Parish, 1873, Johnston County, white, rooming house proprietor, Raleigh, 20 January 1839 |
Folder 620 |
Matthews and Massengill (interviewers): Heading the Wrong WayFlonnie Barbour, 1909, Bloomberg, white, sporting woman, Raleigh, 4 February 1939 |
Folder 621 |
Matthews and Massengill (interviewers): A Life of ToilFred Gouch, circa 1891, no place given, white, metal worker, Raleigh, 3 May 1939 |
Folder 622 |
Matthews and Massengill (interviewers): In A Tight PlaceSarah Strickland Faison, circa 1874, no place given, white, merchant and housewife, Clayton, 9 May 1939 |
Folder 623 |
Matthews and Massengill (interviewers): Bryan OutlawZebedee Matthews, 1858, no place given, white, farmer, Varina, 25 November 1938 |
Folder 624 |
Matthews, T. Pat (interviewer): The Wood FamilyPatricia Ozelle Wood, circa 1912, Clinton, white, housewife, Lillington, 25 November 1938 |
Folder 625 |
Matthews, T. Pat (interviewer): John Sylvester HinsonWalter Ingram Butts, 1881, no place given, white, farmer, Lillington, 29 November 1938 |
Folder 626 |
Matthews and Massengill (interviewers): Amos Abner CottonRobert Dotson Glenn, 1850, Orange County, Black, farmer, Raleigh, 11 January 1939 |
Folder 627 |
McDonald, Frank H. (interviewer): Georgia NegroAaron Jackson, circa 1910, Washington Ga., Black, janitor, Raleigh, 28 November-3 December 1938 |
Folder 628 |
McDonald, Frank H. (interviewer): Pinie and GeorgePinie Stewart, circa 1909, Belmont, white, textile worker, Raleigh, 15 December 1938 |
Folder 629 |
McKee, Henry (interviewer): Afraid to Belong to a UnionCharles Humphrey, 1890, no place given, white, cotton mill worker, East Lumberton, 15 February 1939 |
Folder 630 |
Merrick, Adyleen G. (interviewer): The RuffsMrs. Joe Ruff, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer; Joe Ruff, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, East Lumberton, 14 November 1938 |
Folder 631 |
Merrick, Adyleen G. (interviewer): UntitledMary Green, no date given, no place given, white, occupation not given, Lynn Township, 28 July 1939 |
Folder 632 |
Merrick, Adyleen G. (interviewer): Blue Di'mondsJim McDowell, no date given, no place given, Black, WPA laborer, Tryon, 6 April 1939 |
Folder 633 |
Merrick, Adyleen G. (interviewer): Another version of the above interview. |
Folder 634 |
Merrick, Adyleen G. (interviewer): Husbands Are a Lot of TroubleOllie Foster Green, circa 1910, Columbus, white, WPA worker, Columbus, 22 March 1939 |
Folder 635 |
Merrick, Adyleen G. (interviewer): Alice SmithAlice Smith, 1862, Mills Spring, white, basket weaver, Mills Spring, 11 November 1939 |
Folder 636 |
Merrick and Mary Northrop (interviewers): The SchmidtsErnest Gotthelf Volmer, 1884, Wurzburg, Germany, German, vinyardist, Valhalla, 13 January 1939 |
Folder 637 |
Merrick and Northrop (interviewers): UntitledJudge Samuel Early, 1876, Coleyville, white, magistrate, Tryon, 6 January 1939 |
Folder 638 |
Merrick and Northrop (interviewers): Another version of the above interview. |
Folder 639 |
Merrick and Northrop (interviewers): Waitin' For Night to ComeMary Stanton Jones, no date given, Saluda, Black, midwife and weaver, Saluda, 28 April 1939 |
Folder 640 |
Merrick and Northrop (interviewers): Women Have to Keep Strivin'Addie Gaines, 1861, Tenn., white, dairy farmer, Saluda, 16 June 1939 |
Folder 641 |
Merrick, Adyleen G. (interviewer): UntitledFrank Nesbeth, no date given, Bollman Place, Pacolet River, Black, bootBlack, Tryon, 12 February 1938 |
Folder 642 |
Merrick and Crawford (interviewers): UntitledJohn Ralph Moore, circa 1913, no place given, white, woodcarver, Tryon, 10 June 1939 |
Folder 643 |
Merrick and Northrop (interviewers): Washin's Fool Work For a ManJohn Ellis Mills, no date given, April Creek Holloway Gap Road, Black, washer, Lynn, 1 June 1939 |
Folder 644 |
Merrick and Northrop (interviewers): Elizabeth RhodesElizabeth Rhodes, no date given, Green River Cove, white, shopowner, Tryon, 25 November 1938 |
Folder 645 |
Merrick and Northrop (interviewers): Another version of the above interview. |
Folder 646 |
Merrick, Adyleen G. (interviewer): Youth Cries OutNorman Julian Mills, 1916, no place given, white, footer in hosiery mill, Tryon, 15 July 1939 |
Folder 647 |
Merrick and Crawford (interviewers): UntitledNoble Hannon, no date given, no place given, Black, houseman, Tryon, no date given |
Folder 648 |
Merrick and Crawford (interviewers): UntitledMelinda Grumble, 1870, no place given, white, caretaker of wildlife preserve, Saluda, 7 June 1939 |
Folder 649 |
Merrick, Adyleen G. (interviewer): James Walker HeatherlyJames Walker Heatherly, circa 1869, white, telegraph operator, Saluda, 2 December 1938 |
Folder 650 |
Merrick and Northrop (interviewers): Flowers Sweeten the RoadSelema Mills, no date given, no place given, Black, cook and maid, Tryon, 20 April 1939 |
Folder 651 |
Merrick, Adyleen G. (interviewer): Street-Sweeper and Tonic MakerThomas Sizemore, 1861, Brevard, white, sanitary department employee, Tryon, 8 June 1939 |
Folder 652 |
Miller, Harold H. and Massengill (interviewers): They Are Still ComingMary Bloomberg, no date given, no place given, white, wife of an automobile mechanic, New Bern, 25 January 1939 |
Folder 653 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): Almeda BradyAlmeda Brady, circa 1874, Randolph County, white, millworker, Balfour, 7 March 1939 |
Folder 654 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): Description of Mill VillageBalfour Mill, Balfour, 3 November 1938 |
Folder 655 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): Description of a Mill Village (Royal Cotton Mill)Royal Cotton Mill, Wake Forest, 20 September 1938 |
Folder 656 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): The SandersSally Dunne, circa 1873, no place given, white, ties tobacco sacks, West Durham, 12 July 1938 |
Folder 657 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): The Artificial LegCarrie Scott, no date given, Virginia, housewife, Spray, 20 December 1938 |
Folder 658 |
Moore, Ida L. The Haithcocks (The Hathaways)The Haithcocks, white, textile workers, Durham, 7 July 1938 |
Folder 659 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): John PierceJohn Pierce, circa 1883, Warren County, white, millworker, Wake Forest, 22 December 1938 |
Folder 660 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): Good Name for Feedin'Mrs. Godwin, circa 1874, white, boarding house operator, Spray, 23 September 1938 |
Folder 661 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): A Boy at the Conley Boarding HouseNo name given, [1918?], Marshall, white, wife of a mill worker, Landgrove, 14 November 1938 |
Folder 662 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): One Afternoon in NovemberRachel Lester, no date given, no place given, white, widow millworker family, Spray, 9 November 1938 |
Folder 663 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): A Day on Factory HillNo name given, no date given, no place given, white, wife of a mill worker, Landgrove, 10 August 1938 |
Folder 664 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): One Family in the Stream of TimeWill Westbrooks, 1860, no place given, white, mill worker, Greensboro, 15 December 1938 |
Folder 665 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): The WilsonsMamie Wilson, no date given, Canton, wife of a mill worker, Marion, no date given |
Folder 666 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): Clarence ByrdClarence Byrd, [1909?], no place given, white, mill worker, Marion, no date given |
Folder 667 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): When A Man BelievesJames Evans, no date given, no place given, white, mill worker, Rudd, 29 July 1939 |
Folder 668 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): Hester[Hester?] circa 1879, no place given, white, Spray, 15 November 1939 |
Folder 669 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): Clara LaytonClara Layton, no date given, Liberty, white, wife of a mill worker, Greensboro, no date given |
Folder 670 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): John VinsonJohn Vinson, no date given, Guilford County, white, mill worker, Greensboro, 8 October 1938 |
Folder 671 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): UntitledRena Austin, no date given, no place given, white, mill worker, Asheville, 12 July 1939 |
Folder 672 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): There's Always A JudasDavid Cooke, [1897?], no place given, white, preacher, Asheville, 28 January 1939 |
Folder 673 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): Interview with Captain Smythe, PresidentCaptain John Smythe, 1847, no place given, white, mill owner, Balfour, no date given |
Folder 674 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): A Day at Mary Rumbley's HouseMary Rumbley, [1875?], no place given, white, textile worker, Burlington, 31 October 1938 |
Folder 675 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): Description of Mill VillageDescription of a mill village, West Durham Cotton Mill, West Durham, 17 September 1938 |
Folder 676 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): Description of Mill VillageDescription of a mill village, Asheville Cotton Mill, Asheville, 22 August 1938 |
Folder 677 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): Description of Mill Village-SpencerDescription of a mill village, Spencer Mill Village, Spindale, 30 September 1938 |
Folder 678 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): East Durham Mill VillageDescription of a Mill Village, East Durham Mill Village, East Durham, 12 September 1938 |
Folder 679 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): Old Man Dobbin and His CrowdFrank Martin, circa 1870, no place given, white, textile worker, Greensboro, no date given |
Folder 680 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): "Pay Day" by Virginia StevensA radio play script of the above interview |
Folder 681 |
North, Albert (interviewer): The Dunlap FamilyVesta Huffman, circa 1896, white, on relief, Greensboro, 28 December 1938 |
Folder 682 |
Northrop, Mary (interviewer): UntitledAlfred Stamey, circa 1908, no place given, Tenn., white, on relief; Clara Stamey, circa 1913, Ducktown, Tenn., Charlotte, 11 January 1939 |
Folder 683 |
Northrop, Mary (interviewer): Hillbilly BroadcastBill Carlisle, no date given, Briar Ridge, Ky., white, radio hillbilly, Charlotte, 8 February 1939 |
Folder 684 |
Overton, Frank L. and W. O. Saunders (interviewers): "Hold, Hell! I've Got to Have the Money Now."Horatio Seymour, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Camdan, no date given. A variant form of this document is available in the Thaddeus Ferree Papers (#4258). |
Folder 685 |
Palmer, John (interviewer): An Estate By EntiretySam Hite, circa 1851, Virginia, Black, farmer; Mary Hite, circa 1853, Virginia, Black, farmer, Warren Plains, 26 February 1939 |
Folder 686 |
Palmer, Katherine (interviewer): Lily WadeLily Wade, no date given, no place given, white, textile worker, Pomona, 30 December 1939 |
Folder 687 |
Palmer, Katherine (interviewer): The Country StoreFrederick Moore, no date given, no place given, white, storekeeper, Harper's Crossroads, 14 February 1939 |
Folder 688 |
Palmer, Katherine (interviewer): Life of a School TeacherMrs. Robert Dorset, no date given, no place given, white, schoolteacher, Siler City, March 1939 |
Folder 689 |
Palmer, Katherine (interviewer): The Markham FamilyDelke Markham, no date given, no place given, white, farmer; Lydia Markham, circa 1903, white, farmer, Mount Vernon Springs, 8 December 1938 |
Folder 690 |
Pearson, James Larkin and Claude V. Dunnagan (interviewers): Music is Lost in the MailsJ.E. Foster, no date given, no place given, white, mail carrier, Ferguson, 27 January 1939 |
Folder 691 |
Pearson, James Larkin and Dunnagan (interviewers): What is Left of a FamilyJane McNeill, no date given, no place given, white, farmer, Boomer, 5 January 1939 |
Folder 692 |
Pearson, James Larkin (interviewer): The Story of David Franklin and FamilyRufus McNeill, no date given, no place given, white, farmer, WPA worker; Lindy McNeill, no date given, no place given, white, farmer, Boomer, 14 January 1939 |
Folder 693 |
Phillips, Mary M., and Massengill (interviewers): Loss of FaithRoy Harris, no date given, no place given, white, rural carrier, New Bern, 10 June 1939 |
Folder 694 |
Phillips, Mary M., Massengill, and Sadler (interviewers): A Day With Sophia BraxtonFlorence Matthews, [1889?], farmer housewife, Vanceboro, 10 January 1939 |
Folder 695 |
Phillips, Mary M., Massengill, and Sadler (interviewers): Another version of the above interview. |
Folder 696 |
Phillips, Mary M., and Massengill (interviewers): It's Fun to FishSusan Cobb, [1860?], no place given, white, housewife, Vanceboro, 20 May 1939 |
Folder 697 |
Phillips, Mary M., and Massengill (interviewers): Contracting the MailsThurmond Bennett, no date given, no place given, white, mail carrier, New Bern, 8 February 1939 |
Folder 698 |
Pinnix, Esther Searle (interviewer): Aunt Lucy MinnisitSarah Garner, no date given, no place given, Black, infant and maternity, nurse, Gibsonville, 27 February 1939 |
Folder 699 |
Rapport, Leonard (interviewer): Clyde Thompson, Millworker[Custer Daniels?] no date given, no place given, white, millworker, Durham, 10 May 1939 |
Folder 700 |
Rapport, Leonard (interviewer): John L. Walters, Tattoo ArtistJohn L. Walters, no date given, Danville, Va., white, tattooer, Durham, 25 February 1939 |
Folder 701 |
Rapport, Leonard (interviewer): Frank Wallace, CountermanFrank Wallace, no date given, Durham, white, counterman, Durham, 18 November 1939 |
Folder 702 |
Rapport, Leonard (interviewer): John Messick, Peanut ManJohn Messick, circa 1879, Pittsburgh, white, peanut vendor, Durham, 28 February 1939 |
Folder 703 |
Rapport, Leonard (interviewer): Alton Poe, DairymanAlton Poe, circa 1896, Carteret, white, dairyman, Beaufort, 21 November 1938 |
Folder 704 |
Rapport, Leonard (interviewer): John Rogers, Produce TruckerJohn Rogers, circa 1905, Orange County, white, produce trucker, Durham, 19 September 1938 |
Folder 705 |
Rapport, Leonard (interviewer): Tobacco Market-DurhamTobacco market, Durham, 10 October 1938 |
Folder 706 |
Rapport, Leonard (interviewer): Phillip Cohen, PeddlerPhillip Cohen, circa 1871, Philadelphia, Pa., Jewish, peddler, 1 December 1938 |
Folder 707 |
Rapport, Leonard (interviewer): Bill Jordan, SpeculatorBill Jordan, no date given, no place given, white, speculator, Durham, 1 December 1938 |
Folder 708 |
Rapport, Leonard (interviewer): Jim Eubanks; Horse and Cow TraderJim Eubanks, circa 1878, white, horse and cow trader, Durham, 3 February 1938 |
Folder 709 |
Riddick, Ruth L. and Saunders (interviewers): Nellie CarterSusie Decker, circa 1912, no place given, white, textile worker, Durham, 20 November 1938 |
Folder 710 |
Riddick, Ruth L. (interviewer): Life Story of a Negro WashwomanBetty Staton, circa 1890, Wilmington, Black, washwoman, no date given |
Folder 711 |
Robinson, Nancy T. (interviewer): "A Waitress Confesses"Wilsie Beale, circa 1910, Raleigh, Black, waitress, Raleigh, 5 May 1939 |
Folder 712 |
Robinson, Nancy T. (interviewer): If 'Tis God's WillLula Garner, [1886?], no place given, Black, charwoman, Raleigh, 23 May 1939 |
Folder 713 |
Robinson, Nancy T. (interviewer): Up through HandicapsEdith Rance Harris, no date given, no place given, Black, student, Raleigh, 8 May 1939 |
Folder 714 |
Robinson, Nancy T. (interviewer): Trouble and More TroubleMildred Thompson, no date given, no place given, Black, WPA, Raleigh, 7 July 1939 |
Folder 715 |
Robinson, Nancy T. (interviewer): Work, Luck, and PlayGretchen Branch, circa 1913, [Fayetteville?], Black, teacher, Fayetteville, 30 May 1939 |
Folder 716 |
Robinson, Nancy T. (interviewer): At Least We Have a RoofFrank Freeman, circa 1858, [Wake County?], Black, pensioner, Raleigh, 22 June 1939 |
Folder 717 |
Robinson, Nancy T. (interviewer): Young Dr. Edward RoundtreeDr. Ross, 1910, New York, Black, doctor, Raleigh, 14 July 1939 |
Folder 718 |
Robinson, Nancy T. (interviewer): Till Death Do Us PartEverlina Jane Cotton, no date given, Cary, Black, housewife, Cary, 9 June 1939 |
Folder 719 |
Rogerson, Anna Belle W. and Massengill (interviewers): A Late EducationReverend E. C. Shoe, 1895, China Grove, N.C., white, minister, Robersonville, 18 January 1939. A variant form of this document is available in the Thaddeus Ferree Papers (#4258). |
Folder 720 |
Sadler, William J. (interviewer): Mrs. Will CasteenJ. W. Sadler, 1870, Raleigh, white, housewife, Raleigh, 25-30 November, 1939 |
Folder 721 |
Saunders, W. O. (interviewer): UntitledIsaac O'Neal, circa 1864, no place given, white, retired merchant, Ocracoke, no date given. A variant form of this document is available in the Thaddeus Ferree Papers (#4258). |
Folder 722 |
Saunders, W. O. (interviewer): "When a Good Coffin Cost Only $4.50"G. Riley Swindall, circa 1859, Gum Neck, white, carpenter, Elizabeth City, 25 November 1938 A variant form of this document is available in the Thaddeus Ferree Papers (#4258). |
Folder 723 |
Saunders, W. O. (interviewer): A Taskmaster in the Vineyard of the Lord.Reverend Carey Miles Cartwright, 1864, no place given, Black, minister, Elizabeth City, no date given. A variant form of this document is available in the Thaddeus Ferree Papers (#4258). |
Folder 724 |
Saunders, W. O. (interviewer): "Women Can Take More Punishment Than Men"Dr. H.S. Willey, [1883?], no place given, white, dentist, Elizabeth City, 21 January 1939 |
Folder 725 |
Saunders, W. O. (interviewer): A Fisherman and His LuckJ.C. Curles, circa 1896, no place given, white, fisherman, Duck, no date given |
Folder 726 |
Saunders, W. O. (interviewer): Women Don't Know Their Men's PocketsG. M. Cooper, no date given, no place given, white, dry cleaner and presser, Elizabeth City, 3 February 1939 |
Folder 727 |
Saunders, W. O. (interviewer): Hopes It Will Be TwinsNo name given, no date given, no place given, [white?], housewife, no place given, no date given. A variant form of this document is available in the Thaddeus Ferree Papers (#4258). |
Folder 728 |
Saunders, W. O. (interviewer): Business is a PleasureGeorge A Twiddy, no date given, no place given, white, merchant, Elizabeth City, 12 January 1939. A variant form of this document is available in the Thaddeus Ferree Papers (#4258). |
Folder 729 |
Saunders, W. O. (interviewer): Just Stays Home an' Minds His Own BusinessJohn H. Bunch, circa 1875, Perquimans County, Black, saw mill hand, Elizabeth City, 6 April 1939. A variant form of this document is available in the Thaddeus Ferree Papers (#4258). |
Folder 730 |
Saunders, W. O. (interviewer): "...And Set Me Up a Hell-Buster"Ino W. Twiford, no date given, East Lake, white, ex-moonshiner, East Lake, 14 June 1939. A variant form of this document is available in the Thaddeus Ferree Papers (#4258). |
Folder 731 |
Saunders, W. O. (interviewer): "We'll Never See Peace In Our Time"Miles Jennings, no date given, no place given, white, blacksmith and waste materials dealer, Elizabeth City, 27 January 1939 |
Folder 732 |
Saunders, W. O. (interviewer): Seven Hundred Dollars A YearDr. Arthur Graham Harris, no date given, no place given, white, doctor, Fairfield, no date given. A variant form of this document is available in the Thaddeus Ferree Papers (#4258). |
Folder 733 |
Saunders, W. O. (interviewer): Why So Many Greek Restaurants?Constantin Geraris, no date given, Dervenion, Greece, Greek, restauranteur, white, Elizabeth City, no date given |
Folder 734 |
Saunders, W. O. (interviewer): "Where Toime is Koind"Morris Beasley, [1870?], no place given, white, Collingtin Island, 9 December 1938. A variant form of this document is available in the Thaddeus Ferree Papers (#4258). |
Folder 735 |
Saunders, W. O. (interviewer): Story of Joe Singleton, BarberJoe Singleton, circa 1891, Sumter, S.C., Black, barber, Elizabeth City, 30 May 1939. A variant form of this document is available in the Thaddeus Ferree Papers (#4258). |
Folder 736 |
Saunders, W. O. (interviewer): H. Perry Davis, Justice of the PeaceH. Perry Davis, circa 1888, Pocomo City, white, justice of the peace, Elizabeth City, 24 July 1939 |
Folder 737 |
Saunders, W. O. (interviewer): S. BrillS. Brill, circa 1878, Russia, white, merchant, Elizabeth City, no date given |
Folder 738 |
Saunders, W. O. (interviewer): The DriscollsWilliam M. Overtsons, no date given, no place given, mill worker, white, Elizabeth City, 3 November 1938 |
Folder 739 |
Saunders, W. O. (interviewer): He Never Wanted Land Till NowA. D. Pool, circa 1868, no place given, white tenant farmer, Elizabeth City, 10 November 1938 |
Folder 740 |
Saunders, W. O. (interviewer): "I Didn't Raise My Children to Want Meat"Georgia Rice, circa 1888, Bertie County, Black, widow, Elizabeth City, no date given. A variant form of this document is available in the Thaddeus Ferree Papers (#4258). |
Folder 741 |
Saunders, W. O. (interviewer): UntitledTom Burnett, no date given, no place given, Black, scavenger, Elizabeth City, 15 June 1939 A variant form of this document is available in the Thaddeus Ferree Papers (#4258). |
Folder 742 |
Sedberry, W. B., Massengill, and Sadler (interviewers): Aunt Roxie DannRoxie Dann, 1856, Scotland Neck, Black, maid, Raleigh, 14 December 1938 |
Folder 743 |
Sedberry, W. B., Massengill, and Sadler (interviewers): The Town PeddlerJessie Powell, no date given, no place given, white, businessman, Raleigh, 18 January 1939 |
Folder 744 |
Sedberry, W. B., and Massengill (interviewers): Rolling PillsMarvin Edward Dizer, no date given, no place given, white, pharmacist, Raleigh, 15 March 1939 |
Folder 745 |
Sedberry, W. B., Massengill, and Sadler (interviewers): Mack, the Con ManJ. Harry Hopkins, 1897, Parkton, Va., white, clerical worker, Raleigh, January 13, 1939 |
Folder 746 |
Sedberry, W. B., Massengill, and Sadler (interviewers): John Wheedbee CoxJohn Wheedbee Cox, 1870, Hertford, white, shoe salesman, Raleigh, 12 December 1938 |
Folder 747 |
Sedberry, W. (interviewers): A.T. and RachelA.T. Stewart, no date given, no place given, white, truck driver; Mrs. A.T. Stewart, 1911, Henderson, white, housewife, Raleigh, 11 December 1938 |
Folder 748 |
Stevens, Anne Winn, and Carter (interviewers): Time for Milkin'Mrs. Harry Grover, circa 1862, Woodward, white, dairy farmer, Georgetown, 16 March 1939 |
Folder 749 |
Stevens, Anne Winn, and Carter (interviewers): Another version of the above interview |
Folder 750 |
Stevens, Anne Winn (interviewer): "All of Our Folks Was Farmers"Lester Garren, 1884, no place given, white, tenant farmer; Mrs. Garren, circa 1894, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Fletcher, 27 March 1939 |
Folder 751 |
Stevens, Anne Winn (interviewer): Share Them Weekdays; Save Them SundaysEnoch Ball, no place given, no date given, white, mill worker, barber, preacher, West Asheville, 1 August 1939 |
Folder 752 |
Stevens, Anne Winn, and Carter (interviewers): Gone to SeedBilly Gilbert, no date given, no place given, white, farmer, Leicster, 13 March 1939 |
Folder 753 |
Stevens, Anne Winn, and Carter (interviewers): Tenant TroubleW.J. Thompson, no date given, no place given, white, landlord, Asheville, no date given |
Folder 754 |
Stevens, Anne Winn (interviewer): The MeadowsEdna Meadows, no date given, no place given, white, domestic help, West Asheville, 12 January 1939 |
Folder 755 |
Stevens, Anne Winn, and Carter (interviewers): Prayers That WorkedMrs. T. C. Ingle, circa 1894, no place given, white, housewife, Weaverville, 28 February 1939 |
Folder 756 |
Stevens, Anne Winn (interviewer): The LedfordsCharles Mitchell, 1861, Mitchell County, white, unemployed, Asheville, 6 December 1939 |
Folder 757 |
Stevens, Anne Winn, and Carter (interviewers): Mountain Farming At Its BestDavid M. Smelson, circa 1887, Leicester, white, dairy farmer, Leicester, 27 February 1939 |
Folder 758 |
Stevens, Anne Winn, and Carter (interviewers): Another version of the above interview |
Folder 759 |
Stevens, Anne Winn, and Carter (interviewers): Begging Reduced to a SystemCarl T. Garrison, no date given, no place given, white, WPA worker, West Asheville, no date given |
Folder 760 |
Stevens, Anne Winn, and Carter (interviewers): Public School TeachersJunius Allison, no date given, Wheatville, white, schoolteacher, West Asheville, 14 February 1939 |
Folder 761 |
Stevens, Anne Winn, and Bjorkman (interviewers): Mrs. Georgia LunsfordMrs. Georgia Lunsford, circa 1894, Lakes James, white, laundress, West Asheville, 29 December 1938 |
Folder 762 |
Stevens, Anne Winn (interviewer): The FarlowsMrs. Albert Farlow, 1872, no place given, white, housewife, Asheville, 16 December 1938 |
Folder 763 |
Stevens, Anne Winn, and Carter (interviewers): Mountain SharecroppersJack Mack, no date given, no place given, white, day laborer, tenant farmer, Emma, 16 February 1939 |
Folder 764 |
Stevens, Anne Winn (interviewer): The LawrencesMrs. J.C. Lawrence, circa 1873, Turkey Neck, white, housewife, Asheville, 16 January 1939 |
Folder 765 |
Summey, H. O. and Massengill (interviewers): The Jamison FamilyH.O. Summey, no date given, no place given, white, WPA worker, Hillsboro, 5 January 1939 |
Folder 766 |
Taylor, Christine, and Massengill (interviewers): A Country PhysicianDr. W. W. Whittington, 1860, no place given, white, doctor, Snow Hill, 20 January 1939 |
Folder 767 |
Taylor, Christine, Massengill, and Sadler (interviewers): Kinfolks Onten't to Get MarriedCourtney Murphey, no date given, Snow Hill, white, farm laborer, Snow Hill, 12 January 1939 |
Folder 768 |
Taylor, Christine, and McDonald (interviewers): Callie HinesCallie Hines, no date given, [Wilson?], white, widow, Snow Hill, 20 December 1938 |
Folder 769 |
Taylor, Christine, and Massengill (interviewers): The BaxtersSybil Mumford, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Snow Hill, no date given |
Folder 770 |
Vaughan, William L., Massengill, and [N.B.?] (interviewers): The Bachelor PreacherReverend J.R. Everett, 1892, Edgecombe County, N.C., white, minister, Washington, 31 January 1939 |
Folder 771 |
Vaughan, Massengill, and [N.B.?] (interviewers): Another version of the above interview |
Folder 772 |
Vaughan, William L., and Andrews (interviewers): Hard BesetWilliam L. Vaughan, no date given, no place given, white, WPA worker, Washington, 20 February 1939 |
Folder 773 |
Vaughan, William L., and Massengill (interviewers): An Unreconstructed RebelHallet Sydney Ward, no date given, no place given, white, lawyer, Washington, 8 June 1939 |
Folder 774 |
Vaughan, William L., and Andrews (interviewers): Joseph MandellJohn A. Mayo, 1893, Washington, white, lawyer, Washington, 25 January 1939 A variant form of this document is available in the Thaddeus Ferree Papers (#4258). |
Folder 775 |
Vaughan, William L. (interviewer): From Poverty to PlentyE.W. Faucette, [1884?], no place given, white, farmer, Chocowinity, 12 May 1939 |
Folder 776 |
Williams, Robert V. (interviewer): The Mathis FamilyMiles Mathis, 1921, Lincoln County, white, millworker, Dessie Mathis, no date given, Great Smoky Mountains, white, mill worker, Charlotte, 1 November 1938 |
Folder 777 |
Williams, Robert V. (interviewer): The BelksJohn Belk, no date given, [Union County?], white, mill worker; Grandpa Payne, circa 1875, no place given, white, mill worker, Charlotte, 8 December 1938 |
Folder 778 |
Williams, Robert V., and Northrop (interviewers): Shouting For HeavenChurch of God ministers, all names and places fictitious, no date given |
Folder 779 |
Wilson, Mary P. (interviewer): Married to a Sorry ManCatherine Jones, no date given, no place given, white, housewife, Huntersville, 6 June 1939 Folder missing as of November 2011. |
Folder 780 |
Wilson, Mary P. (interviewer): Stage StruckElizabeth Callicutt, no date given, no place given, white, mill worker, Huntersville, 22 June 1939 |
Folder 781 |
Wilson, Mary P. (interviewer): "I Don't Aim to Complain None at All."I. J. Fulham, no date given, no place given, white, farmer, Huntersville, 28 June 1939 |
Folder 782 |
Wilson, Mary P. (interviewer): UntitledHenry Durham, no date given, no place given, Black, laborer, Huntersville, 12 July 1939 |
Folder 783 |
Wilson, Mary P. (interviewer): Seller of PillsS. I. Mullen, [1865?], no place given, white, merchant, Huntersville, 12 July 1939 |
Folder 784 |
Wilson, Mary P. (interviewer): The Old BlacksmithGeorge Cornelius Chandler, 1866, no place given, Black, blacksmith, Huntersville, 14 June 1939 |
Folder 785 |
Wilson, Mary P., and Northrop (interviewers): "Always Used to Drinkin' Liquor"J.F. Jones, no date given, no place given, white, farmer, Huntersville, 5 June 1939 |
Folder 786 |
Wilson, Mary P., and Crawford (interviewers): UntitledMattie J. Wilson, circa 1870, white, no place given, widow, Huntersville, 5 June 1939 |
Folder 787 |
Wilson, Mary P. (interviewer): Mrs. J.C. HelmsMrs. J.C. Helms, no date given, no place given, white, textile worker, Huntersville, 20 July 1939 |
Folder 788 |
Wilson, Mary P., and Crawford (interviewers): UntitledMrs. Charles Forter, no date given, no place given, white, housewife, Charlotte, no date given |
Folder 789 |
Wolff, Muriel L. (interviewer): Calvary Lutheran ChurchDescription of Calvary Lutheran Church, Concord, 2 October 1938 |
Folder 790 |
Wolff, Muriel L. (interviewer): SongsChurch songs, Concord, 2 October 1938 |
Folder 791 |
Wolff, Muriel L. (interviewer): Forest Hills Methodist ChurchDescription of Forest Hills Methodist Church, 25 September 1938 |
Folder 792 |
Wolff, Muriel L. (interviewer): Alice CaudleAlice Caudle, circa 1891, no place given, white, textile worker, Concord, 2 September 1938 |
Folder 793 |
Wolff, Muriel L. (interviewer): Jones I. FreezeJones I. Freeze, circa 1879, no place given, white, textile worker, Concord, 26 September 1939 |
Folder 794 |
Wolff, Muriel L. (interviewer): The FletchersThe Fletcher Family, no place given, no date given, white, textile workers, Concord, 3 September 1939 |
Folder 795 |
Wolff, Muriel L. (interviewer): UntitledDescription of Concord Tabernacle camp meeting, Concord, 3 September 1939 |
Folder 796 |
Wolff, Muriel L. (interviewer): Janie SolomonJanie Solomon, 1903, Rock Hill, S.C., white, textile worker, Concord, 7 September 1938 |
Folder 797 |
Wolff, Muriel L. (interviewer): Miss Emma Willis (Called Aunt Emma)Emma Willis, circa 1857, Gold Hill, retired textile worker, Concord, 21 September 1938 |
Folder 798 |
Wolff, Muriel L. (interviewer): Elvira BarbeeElvira Barbee, no date given, no place given, white, textile worker, Concord, 14 September 1938 |
Folder 799 |
Wolff, Muriel L. (interviewer): Roberta MillFlorence Starnes, no date given, Stanley County, white, textile worker; Cora Yates, no date given, Concord, white, textile worker, Concord, 10 & 12 October 1938 |
Folder 800 |
Wolff, Muriel L. (interviewer): The First Church of GodDescription of First Church of God, Concord, 18 September 1939 |
Folder 801 |
Wolff, Muriel L. (interviewer): The Tabernacle (Formerly Four Square Gospel Temple)Description of the Tabernacle, Concord, 18 September 1938 |
Folder 802 |
Wolff, Muriel L. (interviewer): Belle and Lottie WalterBelle Walter, 1896, Cabarrus County, white textile worker; Lottie Walter, 1892, Cabarrus County, white, textile worker, 12 September 1938 |
Folder 803 |
Wolff, Muriel L. (interviewer): Terra CeiaInterviews with Various individuals, Terra Ceia, no date given |
Folder 804 |
Wolff, Muriel L. (interviewer): Castle HayneDescription of Castle Hayne, Castle Hayne, no date given |
Folder 805 |
Wolff, Muriel L. (interviewer): Life at Castle HayneInterviews with various individuals, Castle Hayne, no date given |
Folder 806 |
Wolff, Muriel L. (interviewer): PenderleaInterviews with various individuals, Penderlea, no date given |
Folder 807 |
No author: Dr. Charles Alexander DunstonBlack dentist, no date given |
Folder 808 |
No author: The BaileysMr. Bailey, 1878, no place given, white, textile worker, Greensboro, no date given |
Folder 809 |
No author: Lil PepperLil Pepper, 1884, no place given, white, textile worker, Greensboro, 14 March 1939 |
Folder 810 |
No author: UntitledClara Cates, no date given, no place given, white, textile worker, Greensboro, no date given |
Folder 811 |
No author: Dr. Rufus Samuel VassDr. Rufus Samuel Vass, 1887, Raleigh, Black, doctor, Raleigh, 7-12 July 1939 |
Folder 812 |
DeWitt, Ned (interviewer): The MachinistNo name given, 1895, McManus, TX, white, oil machinist, Oklahoma, no date given |
Folder 813 |
DeWitt, Ned (interviewer): The Driller |
Folder 814 |
Garrison, Daniel M. (interviewer): Casinghead Gasoline PlantInterviews with various workers, Oklahoma, no date given |
Folder 815 |
Garrison, Daniel M. (interviewer): Casinghead Gasoline Plant (cont.)Interviews with various workers, Oklahoma, no date given |
Folder 816 |
Garrison, Daniel M. (interviewer): Rigbuilders Marry WomenJoe Haskins, [1897?], Pennsylvania, white, rigbuilder, Oklahoma, 16 May 1939 |
Folder 817 |
Thompson, Jim. (interviewer): The Drilling ContractorNo name given, no date given, no place given, white, drilling contractor, Oklahoma, no date given |
Folder 818 |
No author: The Oil-Field CookSadie Duggett, no date given, no place given, white, oil field cook, Oklahoma, no date given |
Folder 819 |
No author: The Rig-builderNo name given, [1895?], no place given, white, rigbuilder, Oklahoma, no date given |
Folder 820 |
No author: The Rig-builder #2No name given, 1901, no place given, white, rigbuilder, Oklahoma, no date given |
Folder 821 |
No author: The RoughneckNo name given, [1915?], no place given, white, roughneck, Oklahoma, no date given |
Folder 822 |
No author: Four Ball in the Side PocketJackson Roger Murell, no date given, no place given, white, pool hustler, Oklahoma, no date given |
Folder 823 |
No author: Spudder ManNo name given, no date given, no place given, white, wild catter, Oklahoma, 9 June 1939 |
Folder 824 |
[Hope, Welborn?] (interviewer): Supply SalesmanSam Barkley, [1888?], no place given, white, oil supply salesman, Oklahoma, no date given |
Folder 825 |
No author: The PumperNo name given, no date given, no place given, white, pumper, Oklahoma, no date given |
Folder 826 |
No author: The PipelinerBilly Bates, 1913, Webster County, Mo., white, pipeliner, Oklahoma, no date given |
Folder 827 |
Atwell, Donald F. "There's Money in Hawgs"Daniel Wilkes, circa 1891, no place given, white, dirt farmer, Dillon, 15 January 1939 |
Folder 828 |
Atwell, Donald F. (interviewer): Another version of the above interview |
Folder 829 |
Atwell, Donald F. (interviewer): I Am a NegroWalter Coachman, 1898, no place given, Black, pastor, Bennettsville, 15 March 1939 |
Folder 830 |
Atwell, Donald F. (interviewer): In Abraham's BosomEmaline Oliver, circa 1889, Charleston, Black, field worker, Dillon, 7 February 1939 |
Folder 831 |
Cogburn, L.E. (interviewer): Conyers Elliott FrasierConyers Elliott Frasier, circa 1891, Clarendon County, Black, teacher, preacher, farmer, Columbia, 6 December 1938 |
Folder 832 |
Cogburn, L.E. (interviewer): "I Like To Farm"Another version of the above interview |
Folder 833 |
Cogburn, L.E. (interviewer): No Pension WantedRandolph Smith, circa 1868, no place given, Black, farmer, Columbia, 16 December 1938 |
Folder 834 |
Davis, Anne Ruth (interviewer): The SkippersWillie Marlowe, 1884, Marion, white, tenant farmer; Sally Marlowe, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Marion County, 19 January 1939 |
Folder 835 |
Davis, Anne Ruth (interviewer): Gary DavisGary Davis, circa 1873, Tabernacle, Black, farmer, day laborer, Marion County, 14 December 1938 |
Folder 836 |
Davis, Anne Ruth (interviewer): Hester BarnesMrs. D. Stone, no date given, no place given, white, widow, Marion County, 5 January 1939 |
Folder 837 |
Davis, Anne Ruth (interviewer): Mr. John Black's Experiences on the FarmWilbur White, 1892, Centenary, white, farmer, 27 December 1938 |
Folder 838 |
Davis, Anne Ruth (interviewer): Tenant to TaxpayerAnother version of the above interview |
Folder 839 |
Davis, Anne Ruth (interviewer): Mamie CollinsMamie Collins, 1881, no place given, white, housewife, Marion, 8 December 1938 |
Folder 840 |
Davis, Anne Ruth (interviewer): There's No Place Like HomeAnother version of the above interview |
Folder 841 |
Davis, Anne Ruth (interviewer): She's Just Done WellAgnes Harrell, no date given, Number 6 Township, Georgetown County, white, housewife, Marion County, 24 February 1939 |
Folder 842 |
Davis, Anne Ruth (interviewer): Anna GalesAnna Gales, no date given, Columbia, white, widow, Marion, 29 November 1938 |
Folder 843 |
Davis, Anne Ruth (interviewer): I've Seen Better DaysCarrie Godbold, 1861, Wahee section, Marion County, white, maid and nurse, Marion, 7 March 1939 |
Folder 844 |
Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Samuel T. ClowneySamuel T. Clowney, 1862, Buckhead, white, retired farmer, politician, Winnsboro, no date given |
Folder 845 |
Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Kate O'BearKate O' Bear, 1852, no place given, white, widow, Winnsboro, no date given |
Folder 846 |
Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Eloise Davis RuffEloise Davis Ruff, 1860, Longleaf Plantation, white, widow, Winnsboro, no date given |
Folder 847 |
Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Catherine T. SmithCatherine T. Smith, circa 1859, Winnsboro, white, widow, Winnsboro, no date given |
Folder 848 |
Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Rebecca V. WoodwardRebecca V. Woodward, 1853, no place given, white, widow, Winnsboro, no date given |
Folder 849 |
Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Jane LemmonJane Lemmon, 1856, Winnsboro, white, spinster, Winnsboro, no date given |
Folder 850 |
Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Mrs. Gabriele C. HarrisGabriele C. Harris, 1848, Batesburg, white, widow, Columbia, no date given |
Folder 851 |
Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): John L. RattereeJohn L. Ratteree, 1857, Rock Hill, white, carpenter, Columbia, no date given |
Folder 852 |
Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Henry Elliott KetchinHenry Elliott Ketchin, 1860, Malvern Hill, white, Winnsboro, no date given |
Folder 853 |
Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Dr. John Creighton BuchananDr. John Creighton Buchanan, 1862, Winnsboro, white, doctor, Winnsboro, no date given |
Folder 854 |
Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Samuel F. CastlesSamuel F. Castles, 1860, Winnsboro, white, farmer, Winnsboro, no date given |
Folder 855 |
Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): John Means HardenJohn Marden, 1861, Winnsboro, white, former livery stable operator, Winnsboro, no date given |
Folder 856 |
Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Mary RawlsMary Rawls, 1847, Columbia, white, resident of a home for the elderly, Columbia, no date given |
Folder 857 |
Dove, John L. (interviewer): A Pile of SawdustLee Peake, 1880, Kershaw County, white, tenant farmer, Pontiac, no date given |
Folder 858 |
Farmer, John P. (interviewer): The Experience of a Farm OwnerErnest Boney, 1890, Blythewood, white, farmer, Blythewood, no date given |
Folder 859 |
Henderson, Ruth P. (interviewer): Spartanburg's ChinatownJoe Shing, circa 1893, Polp, China, Chinese, laundry proprietor, Spartanburg, 24 December 1938 |
Folder 860 |
Jones, Mattie T. (interviewer): You Can Do What You Want ToMrs. Callie Croft, no date given, no place given, white, preacher, Columbia, 12 December 1938 |
Folder 861 |
Jones, Mattie T. (interviewer): Lazarus, Mary, and MarthaReverend Andrew Hartley, no date given, no place given, white, preacher, Columbia, 12 December 1938 |
Folder 862 |
Jones, Mattie T. (interviewer): Ain't It So, Corrie?John William Prosser, no date given, Florence County, white, textile worker, Columbia, 6 February 1939 |
Folder 863 |
Jones, Mattie T. (interviewer): The Moore FamilyFannie Miles, circa 1880, Wadesboro, white, textile worker, Columbia, 1 December 1938 |
Folder 864 |
Jones, Mattie T. (interviewer): The Crofton FamilyAnother version of the above interview, "You Can Do What You Want To" |
Folder 865 |
Jones, Mattie T. (interviewer): The Thornton FamilySusannah Thornton, circa 1887, no place given, white, textile worker, Columbia, 10 November 1938 |
Folder 866 |
Jones, Mattie T. (interviewer): The Kellys on William StreetReverend Charles M. Kelly, circa 1908, no place given, white, preacher, Columbia, 4 January 1939 |
Folder 867 |
Kennedy, E. Fronde (interviewer): John Kelly EdwardsJohn Kelly Edwards, 1868, Union County, Black, retired, Spartanburg, 6 February 1939 |
Folder 868 |
Lea, Verner (interviewer): Silas HarmonSilas Harmon, circa 1854, Dutch Fork, Black, handyman, Columbia, no date given |
Folder 869 |
Lea, Verner (interviewer): Daisy whiteCorrie Wingard, circa 1907, Dutch Fork, Black, domestic servant, Columbia, 12 December 1938 |
Folder 870 |
Lea, Verner (interviewer): UntitledGertrude Hall, circa 1894, no place given, Black, domestic servant, Columbia, 1 December 1938 |
Folder 871 |
Lea, Verner (interviewer): Joe and Sallie JonesEstelle Williams, no date given, no place given, Black, cook; Joe Williams, no date given, no place given, CWA garden worker, Columbia, 5 January 1939 |
Folder 872 |
Long, A. W. (interviewer): Sarah Norman, SpinsterAlice Washburn, [1864?], New England, white, retired office secretary, Aiken, 10 July 1939 |
Folder 873 |
Mann, Muriel (interviewer): The Coffee Grounds WomanMrs. Charles Fickling, circa 1896, no place given, white, fortune teller, Charleston, 21 December 1938 |
Folder 874 |
Martin, Chlotilde R. (interviewer): Midwivery Not What It Used To BeLavinia McKee, [1875?], no place given, Black, midwife, Beaufort, 27 January 1939 |
Folder 875 |
Martin, Chlotilde R. (interviewer): The County Health NurseMattie Ingram, no date given, South Georgia, white, county health nurse, Beaufort, 31 January 1939 |
Folder 876 |
Martin, Chlotilde R. (interviewer): Another version of the above interview. |
Folder 877 |
Martin, Chlotilde R. (interviewer): The Levines in the Melting PotElizabeth Rabinowitz, 1879, Vilna, Poland, Jewish, merchant, Beaufort, 20 January 1939 |
Folder 878 |
Martin, Chlotilde R. (interviewer): The Johnsons Build a HouseMrs. Johnson, circa 1885, Colleton County, white, housewife, Beaufort, no date given |
Folder 879 |
Matthewes, David A. (interviewer): Miss LucyLucy Rice, 1884, Cashier's Valley, white, housewife, Clifton, 14 December 1938 |
Folder 880 |
Matthewes, David A. (interviewer): Another version of the above interview. |
Folder 881 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): IreneIrene Tucker, no date given, no place given, white, unwed mother, Greenville, no date given |
Folder 882 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): Elvira HawkinsElvira Hawkins, no date given, no place given, white, textile worker, Greenville, 12 April 1939 |
Folder 883 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): All My Life I've Loved A SongBeatrice Reeves, no date given, no place given, textile worker, Greenville, 12 April 1939 |
Folder 884 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): Lula BurnettLula Burnett, no date given, no place given, white, textile worker, Anderson, 17 March 1939 |
Folder 885 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): Sallie Jane StephensonSallie Jane Stephenson, circa 1890, Anderson, white, textile worker, Greenville, 25 March 1939 |
Folder 886 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): May Is A Lonesome TimeElla [?], no date given, no place given, white, textile worker, Greenville, 25 March 1939 |
Folder 887 |
Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): The Fighting McConnellsFamily portrait, textile workers, Greenville, 1 June 1939 |
Folder 888 |
Murray, Chalmers (interviewer): Memoirs of Eberson MurrayEberson Murray, circa 1858, Edingsville, no date given |
Folder 889 |
Murray, Chalmers (interviewer): Mistress of Magnolia HallJulia La Roche, circa 1856, Edisto, white, manager cotton plantation, 5 January 1939 |
Folder 890 |
Murray, Chalmers (interviewer): Another version of the above interview |
Folder 891 |
Murray, Chalmers (interviewer): Etiwan Island and Its PeopleDescription of Etiwan Island and its people, Etiwan Island, 12 December 1938 |
Folder 892 |
Murray, Chalmers (interviewer): Got to Go CrikEdward Simmons, no date given, no place given, Black, fisherman, Edisto Island, 8 February 1939 |
Folder 893 |
Murray, Chalmers (interviewer): Fish, Hominy and Cotton; or July Geddes, Negro of EtiwanGeorge Brown, no date given, Etiwan Island, Black, farmer and day laborer, Edisto Island, 13 January 1939 |
Folder 894 |
M., G.A. (interviewer): Mae WillisMae Willis, 1893, [Burnsville?], white, textile worker, Campobello |
Folder 895 |
Scruggs, Jules M. (interviewer): Life of a FiremanThomas C. Zobel, 1881, Columbia, white, fisherman, Columbia, 6 February 1939 |
Folder 896 |
Shuler, Helen (interviewer): UntitledGranny Padgett, 1864, Timmonsville, white, textile worker, Columbia, 2 December 1938 |
Folder 897 |
Shuler, Helen (interviewer): Mattie Hammond HarrellMattie Hammond Harrell, no date given, [Eastover?], Black, tenant farmer, Blythewood, 12 November 1938 |
Folder 898 |
Shuler, Helen (interviewer): Not Showing SkeletonsAbel Starnes, circa 1895, [Lexington County?], white, textile worker, Columbia, 9 January 1939 |
Folder 899 |
Shuler, Helen (interviewer): Living on His KneesMichael Haigler, no date given, [Columbia?], Black, peanut vendor, 3 March 1939 |
Folder 900 |
Sims, Caldwell, and Kennedy (interviewer): A Peddler's ProgressNathan Schapiro, no date given, Russia, white, merchant, Union, 6 March 1939 |
Folder 901 |
Sims, Caldwell (interviewer): Fred AlexanderFred Alexander, no date given, no place given, Black Rock, white, mechanic, Whitmire, 8 December 1938 |
Folder 902 |
Turnage, Elmer (interviewer): The Summer FamilySusie Simmons, 1873, Hawkins County, Tenn., white, housewife, Spartanburg, 6 January 1939 |
Folder 903 |
Turnage, Elmer (interviewer): Why the Simmons Family Went from the Coal Fields to the Cotton MillAnother version of the above interview |
Folder 904 |
Turnage, Elmer (interviewer): Mr. Kerensky Becomes a BarberJohn R. Queen, 1873, Burke County, white, barber, Spartanburg, 20 January 1939 |
Folder 905 |
Turnage, Elmer (interviewer): How Mr. Queen Became "King" of the Barber BusinessAnother version of the above interview |
Folder 906 |
Wilkinson, Margaret (interviewer): Companionship on Etiwan IslandBen Williams, no date given, no place given, white, lumber man and paramour, Edisto Island, 15 December 1938 |
Folder 907 |
Workman, Rose D. (interviewer): Mother HeartAnne Griffin Cattle, no date given, Windsor Place, white, housewife, Charleston County, 21 March 1939 |
Folder 908 |
Workman, Rose D. (interviewer): "We Follow the Sea"Thelma Wingate, no date given, no place given, white, steno-clerk, Charleston, 1 March 1939 |
Folder 909 |
Workman, Rose D. (interviewer): Mary Watkins and Her FamilyAlph Kinard, no date given, no place given, white, department store clerk, Charleston, 13 January 1939 |
Folder 910 |
Workman, Rose D. (interviewer): Another version of the above interview. |
Folder 911 |
Workman, Rose D. (interviewer): The Story of EllenJanie Smith, circa 1898, Charleston, white librarian in children's reading room, 30 December 1938 |
Folder 912 |
Workman, Rose D. (interviewer): How Mrs. Redmond Came to be in the Apartment House BusinessMrs. S. C. School, no date given, Fla., white, apartment house keeper, Charleston, 8 December 1938 |
Folder 913 |
Workman, Rose D. (interviewer): Growing Up with the AutomobileMarion Jennings, circa 1889, Hamburg County, white, mechanic, Charleston, 10 February 1939 |
Folder 914 |
Workman, Rose D. (interviewer): Mrs. Brown's Diamond RingJose Jones, no date given, St. John's County, Fla., white, dressmaker, Charleston, 8 December 1938 |
Folder 915 |
Workman, Rose D. (interviewer): Another version of the above interview |
Folder 916 |
Williams, Robert V. (interviewer): John B. CulbertsonJohn B. Culbertson, 1890, Campobello, white, farmer, Campobello, 27 January 1939 |
Folder 917 |
Williams, Robert V. (interviewer): Roger B. ChalmersAnother version of the above interview |
Folder 918 |
Williams, Robert V. (interviewer): Will Boozer, Reformed BoozerWill Boozer, 1882, White Stone, Black, storage (ice) man, Spartanburg, 29 December 1938 |
Folder 919 |
Williams, Robert V., and J. J. Murray (interviewers): The Greeks Have A WordGeorge Mehales, 1892, Athens, Greece, Greek, part owner of a restaurant, Spartanburg, December 1938 |
Folder 920 |
Williams, Robert V., and J. J. Murray (interviewers): George MehalesAnother version of the above interview |
Folder 921 |
Faucette, Phoebe (interviewer): Memoirs of My Father and Bygone DaysWilliam A. Lawton, no date given, no place given, white, occupation not indicated, South Cowhie, no date given |
Folder 922 |
Faucette, Phoebe (interviewer): Mrs. Alice Nettles BrittonAlice Nettles Britton, circa 1862, no place given, white, occupation not indicated, Estill, no date given |
Folder 923 |
Faucette, Phoebe (interviewer): Mrs. E.G. WillinghamMrs. E.G. Willingham, circa 1865, no place given, race not indicated, occupation not indicated, Estill, no date given |
Folder 924 |
Smith, G. P. (interviewer): Suggestions for an Anecdotal History |
Folder 925 |
No author: Pockets in America, The Turks in Sumter County, S.C. |
Folder 926 |
No author: Pockets in America, Croatans |
Folder 927 |
No author: Pockets in America, Coosaw Island, S.C. |
Folder 928 |
No author: Pockets in America, Catawba Indians. |
Folder 929 |
Aswell, James (interviewer): Talking is My LifeAunt Tobe Easterly, 1873, Big Ivey, white, elderly gossip, Big Ivey, no date given |
Folder 930 |
Aswell, James (interviewer): I'd Rather DieJohn Campbell, no date given, no place given, white, overall factory worker, Nashville, no date given |
Folder 931 |
Aswell, James (interviewer): Little Eight JohnLittle Eight John, no date given, no place given, Black, child, Tenn., no date given |
Folder 932 |
Agee, L. (interviewer): Every Morning about Five-ThirtyA.C. Jones, circa 1876, Smith County, white, motorman, Nashville, 6 January 1939 |
Folder 933 |
Clark, Ruth, and Aswell (interviewers): Too Old to Work, or Ol' MistressNo name given, [1859?], Dukedom, Ky., Black, formerly enslaved, Paris, no date given |
Folder 934 |
Clark, Ruth (interviewer): Pay or No PayDr. Henrietta Veltman, no date given, Lincoln, Nebr., white, doctor, Paris, 28 January 1939 |
Folder 935 |
Clark, Ruth, and Aswell (interviewers): Finits Evitts, "So We Played Along"Finits Evitts, [1876?], Calvert City, Ky., white, tenant farmer, Puryear, 10 November 1938 |
Folder 936 |
Clark, Ruth, and Jenette Edwards (interviewers): Solid TimeFleta Cole, no date given, no place given, white, industrial worker, Puryear, 7 November 1938 |
Folder 937 |
Clark, Ruth (interviewer): We Started Out the Poor WayIdella Woods, 1883, North Folk, white, tenant farmer, Whitlock, 20 December 1938 |
Folder 938 |
Clark, Ruth, and Aswell (interviewers): Like a Shadow That DeclinethWilliam Olive, Union, 1845, white, preacher, Cottage Grove, 3 March 1939 |
Folder 939 |
Clark, Ruth (interviewer): Nippity TuckSantifee Paschal, no date given, no place given, white, housewife, Puryear, 11 November 1938 |
Folder 940 |
Clark, Ruth, Aswell, and Edwards (interviewers): Sorry LivingElla Paschall, no date given, no place given, white, wife of a job painter, carpenter, and mason, Puryear, 17 November 1938 |
Folder 941 |
Clark, Ruth, and Aswell (interviewers): Our Times and SeasonsAunt Tobe Easterly, 1873, Big Ivey, white, elderly gossip, Big Ivey, no date given |
Folder 942 |
Clark, Ruth (interviewer): Moving AgainLeanna Lee, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Paris, 27 October 1938 |
Folder 943 |
Clark, Ruth, Lena Lipscomb, and Aswell (interviewers): Once I Was a Pretty GirlCarrie Black, no date given, no place given, white, washwoman, Cottage Grove, 17 October 1938 |
Folder 944 |
C. E. (Full name not given) (interviewer): And Then I'd TravelJames Hubert Woodside, [1877?], DeKalb County, white, janitor, no place given, January 1939 |
Folder 945 |
Edwards, Jeannette (interviewer): Tombstone MakerA. J. Gourley, 1871, no place given, white, tombstone maker, Duersberg, 10 November 1938 |
Folder 946 |
Foster, Ruth, and Edwards (interviewers): It's A Christian FactoryJesse Grant, circa 1921, no place given, white, factory worker, Knoxville, no date given |
Folder 947 |
H[umphries], R[ay] R. (interviewer): I Can Read and I Can WriteJames Pearson, circa 1885, no place given, Black, railroad worker, Knoxville, 5 October 1938 |
Folder 948 |
Love, Lillian, Aswell, and Lipscomb (interviewers): Nothin' Too Hard Fo' the LordHenry Clay Abernathy, 1861, Bordeaux, Black, carpenter, Nashville, 10 December 1938 |
Folder 949 |
Love, Lillian, Aswell, and Lipscomb (interviewers): So Shall It Come to PassHenry Slaughter, 1873, Brentwood, Black, stone mason, Nashville, 19 December 1938 |
Folder 950 |
Love, Lillian (interviewer): Didn't Keep a Penny (Work for One and Catch Another)Samuel Dean, 1880, Flat Creek, Black, casual laborer, Nashville, no date given, 2 November 1938 |
Folder 951 |
Love, Lillian (interviewer): Another version of the above interview. |
Folder 952 |
Miller, E. E. (interviewer): Saturday on Commerce StreetE. E. Miller, circa 1913, no place given, white, neon technician, Nashville, 26 January 1939 |
Folder 953 |
W.M. (interviewer): Mamie BerrymanMamie Berryman, no date given, no place given, white, canning factory worker, Dyersburg, 5 January 1939 |
Folder 954 |
Newman, Dean, Edwards, and Aswell (interviewer): From the Mountains FaringCalvin Lola, [1889?], Knoxville, white, repairman, Knoxville, no date given |
Folder 955 |
Newman, Dean (interviewer): Lived Too LongPa Carnes, [1875?], Marion County, white, mountain farmer, Pigeon Forge, no date given |
Folder 956 |
Newman, Dean (interviewer): For Those Who LoveNo name given, no date given, no place given, white, boarding house operator, Knoxville, 28 October 1938 |
Folder 957 |
Newman, Dean, Aswell, and Lipscomb (interviewer): Saved and SanctifiedLeander Huskey, no date given, no place given, white, farmer, Pigeon Forge, no date given |
Folder 958 |
Newman, Dean, and Aswell (interviewers): Strictly Mutual BenefitG.R. Weaver, circa 1879, no place given, white, farmer, Pigeon Forge, no date given |
Folder 959 |
Newman, Dean, Aswell, and Edwards (interviewers): Easier WaysNed Daniels, no date given, no place given, Black, odd job man, Black, Knoxville, 17 October 1938 |
Folder 960 |
Toler, Nellie Gray, Lipscomb, and Aswell (interviewers): We've Done the Best We CouldNo name, 1903, no place given, race not indicated, face powder factory worker, Paris, no date given |
Folder 961 |
Toler, Nellie Gray (interviewer): You've Got to Live with Post HolesJames Hillary Greer, no date given, no place given, white, former school teacher, Paris, 10 November 1938 |
Folder 962 |
Toler, Nellie Gray, and Aswell (interviewers): My Joy in LifePete Fox, circa 1905, Henry County, white, chain grocery manager, Paris, no date given |
Folder 963 |
Toler, Nellie Gray, and Aswell (interviewers): No Grunt ComingImogene Coleman, no date given, no place given, white, waitress, Paris, 6 January 1939 |
Folder 964 |
Toler, Nellie Gray, and Aswell (interviewers): DubWilliam David Wrather, [1889?], Wade, white, casual laborer, Paris, 19 October 1938 |
Folder 965 |
Toler, Nellie Gray, Aswell, and Edwards (interviewers): A Man Like MeDr. John Atkins, circa 1869, [Puryear?], white, veterinarian, Puryear, no date given |
Folder 966 |
Toler, Nellie Gray, Aswell, and Edwards (interviewers): A Mighty ComedownUncle Charlie Lewis, 1855, no place given, white, elderly man, Paris, 12 January 1939 |
Folder 967 |
Toler, Nellie Gray (interviewer): Weary WillieRobert E. Maynard, circa 1919, no place given, white, CCC, Paris, 7 October 1938 |
Folder 968 |
Toler, Nellie Gray (interviewer): UntitledFamily of Robert E. Maynard, Paris, 30 May 1939 |
Folder 969 |
Toler, Nellie Gray (interviewer): Bessie Mae BoatwrightPretty lady, circa 1919, white, prostitute, Paris, 8 October 1938 |
Folder 970 |
Toler, Nellie Gray (interviewer): Another version of the above interview |
Folder 971 |
Toler, Nellie Gray, Aswell, and Lipscomb (interviewers): Pride or No PrideJim Ramsey, circa 1872, no place given, white, farmer on relief, Paris, 11 January 1939 |
Folder 972 |
Toler, Nellie Gray, and Aswell (interviewers): Waywandering ManB.E. Cokes, no date given, Bardwell, Ky., white, tramp, Paris, 19 January 1939 |
Folder 973 |
Toler, Nellie Gray, and Aswell (interviewers): On The Road to SheriffEldon Graham, no date given, no place given, white, sheriff, Paris, 9 November 1938, 2 January 1939 |
Folder 974 |
Toler, Nellie Gray, and Aswell (interviewers): Outcast in the WorldNo name given, no date given, Middlesboro, Ky., race not indicated, no occupation given, Knoxville, no date given |
Folder 975 |
Yoe, Della, Aswell, Lipscomb, and Agee (interviewers): Sometimes I Get AshamedMrs. Foster Ramsey, no date given, no place given, white, saleswoman, Knoxville, no date given |
Folder 976 |
Yoe, Della, and Aswell (interviewers): Stopping the LeaksNo name given, no date given, no place given, white, female executive President of CCS laundry, Knoxville, 25 January 1939 |
Folder 977 |
Yoe, Della, Aswell, and Lipscomb (interviewers): Clara GarberClara Garber, no date given, no place given, white, bootlegger, no place given, 19 December 1938 |
Folder 978 |
Yoe, Della, and Aswell (interviewers): Always Did Love BabiesMrs. Bruce W. Kennedy, no date given, no place given, white, proprietor of nursing home, Knoxville, 2 December 1938, 11 January 1939 |
Folder 979 |
Yoe, Della, Aswell, and Edwards (interviewers): Them That NeedsArlie G. Lane, no date given, no place given, white, welfare department worker, Knoxville, 15 November 1938 |
Folder 980 |
Yoe, Della, Aswell, and Lipscomb (interviewer): Ain't Borrowing No WorriesMyrtle Cunningham, 1907, Knoxville, white, industrial worker, 23 January 1939 |
Folder 981 |
Yoe, Della, and Edwards (interviewers): Sorghum from Sand MountainArlie Lee, no date given, no place given, white, curb market huckster, Knoxville, 5 October 1938 |
Folder 982 |
Yoe, Della, and Edwards (interviewers): Snappy FeedingMargaret Chambers, no date given, no place given, white, fountain manager, Knoxville, 5 October 1938 |
Folder 983 |
Yoe, Della, and Aswell (interviewers): The Grand WaysElla Carpenter, 1919, S.C., Black, housemaid, Knoxville, 29 December 1939 |
Folder 984 |
Yoe, Della, and Aswell (interviewers): Papa Got PrideLucy Reed, circa 1881, no place given, Black, WPA worker, Knoxville, no date given |
Folder 985 |
Yoe, Della, and Edwards (interviewers): Till the River RisesFan Flannigan, circa 1892, no place given, white, unemployed, Knoxville, no date given |
Folder 986 |
Davidson, Anne, and Anne Heaton (interviewers): Beulah HandlyBeulah Handly, circa 1898, Jonesville, white, farmer, Jonesville, 21 January 1939 |
Folder 987 |
Jeffries, Margaret (interviewer): Fleety DodsonFleety Dodson, Rappahannock County, white, tenant farmer, Culpepper, 21 January 1939 |
Folder 988 |
Morrissett, Pearl (interviewer): UntitledMary Abbott, 1892, Guilford County, N.C., white, cotton mill spinner, Danville, 21 February 1939 |
Folder 989 |
Morrissett, Pearl and Edna Stevens (interviewers): UntitledDella Connor, no date given, N.C., white, cotton mill spinner, Danville, 5 May 1939 |
Folder 990 |
Smith, Essie, and Heaton(interviewers): UntitledJames Perdue, 1883, W. Va., white, country merchant, Rocky Mount, 30 April 1939 |
Folder 991 |
Venable, Mary S., Collins, and Richardson (interviewers): Untitled"Cucumber John" Tyler, no date given, no place given, Black, odd job man, Reehmon, 3 January 1939 |
Folder 992 |
No author: UntitledArchie Davidson, [1885?], [Danville?], Black, tenant farmer, Whaleyville, no date given |
Folder 993 |
Hayden, Kate Warren (interviewer): Bringing in the SheavesFictional account of a bootlegger, no date given, no place given |
Folder 994 |
No author: A Greek-American WifeMrs. Nik Morris, no date given, no place given, white, restaurant owner, no place given, no date given |
Folder 995 |
Baker, Benjamin D. (interviewer): "Recalls Days When Ice Came Down from Maine by Ships"John Dorgan, no date given, no place given, white, freighter captain, Mobile County, 6 November 1939 |
Folder 996 |
Three interviews:O'Brien, Susie R. (interviewer): Mrs. Ira Reynolds Mrs. Ira Reynolds, no date given, Uniontown, white, farmer, Uniontown, 15 March 1939 Bowman, Annie L. (interviewer): Mr. And Mrs. W. D. Owens Mr. W. D. Owens, no date given, Chipley, Fla., white, turpentine operator; Mrs. W. D. Owens, no date given, Chipley, Fla., white, housewife, Atmore, 14 December 1939 Perry, R.L. (interviewer): Life Story of Mary Simpson of Mt. Zion Community Mary Simpson, 1876, Mt. Zion, Black, farmer, Mt. Zion, 24 August 1939 |
Folder 997 |
Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): Mrs. Isabel Barnwell, School TeacherMrs. Isabel Barnwell, 1854, Fernandina, no race indicated, early school-teacher, Nassau County, 6 February 1939 |
Folder 998 |
Two interviews:Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): Jacksonville (Suburbs) Dr. E.H. Armstrong, no date given, Rhode Island, suburb owner and developer, Riverview, 7 April 1939 Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): St. Elmo W. Acosta St. Elmo W. Acosta, no date given, Jacksonville, former Jacksonville park commissioner, Jacksonville, 27 March 1939 (includes addition) |
Folder 999 |
Three interviews:Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): Early Florida Orange Groves Mrs. Isabel O. Barnwell, 1854, Fernandina, no race indicated, early school-teacher, Jacksonville, 6 December 1941 Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): Personal Interview Mrs. Isabel Bacon (O'Neill) Barnwell, Fernandina, no race indicated, Life-long resident of Florida, Jacksonville, 13 February 1936 Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): "War Between the States" Mrs. Ruth (Bardin) Hanes, no date given, no place given, white, no occupation indicated, Jacksonville, 30 November 1936 |
Folder 1000 |
Three interviews:Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): Personal Interview Mr. M. A. Brown, no date given, Mandarin, white, Life-long resident of Duval County, Jacksonville, 19 February 1936 Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): Personal Interview Mrs. Mary D. (Bernard) Burroughs (Mrs. J.H.), no date given, Jacksonville, white, Life-long resident of Jacksonville, 5 March 1936 Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): Julien Philip Benjamin Julien Philip Benjamin, no date given, Ocala, Construction and Drainage Engineer, white, Jacksonville, 15 May 1939 |
Folder 1001 |
Three interviews:Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): Mrs. Katherine (Wilson) Fitzgerald Mrs. Katherine (Wilson) Fitzgerald, no date given, Duval County, white, no occupation indicated, Jacksonville, 10 September 1936 Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): Jacksonville's First Automobile John Eining, no date given, no place given, white, son of inventor, Jacksonville, 5 March 1937 Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): Early Jacksonville and River Transportation John E. Clark, no date given, Jacksonville, white, son of transportation worker, Jacksonville, 25 March 1936 |
Folder 1002 |
Four interviews:Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): William F. Hawley William F. Hawley, no date given, New Orleans, La., white, retired railroad worker, 26 June 1940 Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): Life History of A.G. (Gus) Hartridge, Jacksonville Lawyer A.G. Hartridge, 1869, Jacksonville, white, retired lawyer, 28 February 1939 Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): Thomas James Grey Thomas James Grey, circa 1854, Boston, Mass., white, retired naval officer, 30 April 1937 Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): Frank Sowersby Gray Frank S. Gray, 1863, Marcus Hook, Pa., white, retired hardware executive, Jacksonville, 28 April 1939 |
Folder 1003 |
Two interviews:Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): Abram Bellamy, Florida Pioneer Judge Miles W. Lewis, no date given, no place given, white, judge, Jacksonville, 6 May 1940 Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): Villa Alexandria, Mrs. Alexander Mitchell, South Jacksonville Mrs. Charles (Mollie Gibson) Lenoir, no date given, Mich., white, Secretary of Women's Club of Jacksonville, Jacksonville, 19 July 1939 |
Folder 1004 |
Three interviews:Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): Mrs. Florrie Towers Martin (Mrs. William G.) Mrs. Florrie Towers Martin, no date given, Quincy, white, artist, Jacksonville, 10 March 1936 Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): Mrs. Phena (Hudnall) Love Mrs. Phena (Hudnall) Love, no date given, Locarno, white, no occupation indicated, South Jacksonville, 20 March 1936 Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): "Villa Alexandria" Mrs. Phena Hudnall Love, no date given, Locarno, white, no occupation indicated, South Jacksonville, 25 August 1936 |
Folder 1005 |
Two interviews:Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): William A. Platt William A. Platt, 1855, Liverpool, England, white, Former caretaker, 3 March 1939 Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): Villa Alexandria and Jacksonville Mr. David Mitchell, no date given, Jacksonville, white, lawyer, Jacksonville, 7 July 193? |
Folder 1006 |
Two interviews:Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): Mulberry Grove Plantation Mrs. Sarah Louise (Pearson) Richardson, 1879, Mulberry Grove Plantation, white, widow, Jacksonville, 1 April 1939 Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): John Reese and Morris Moore John Reese, 1880, Black Point, Black, farmer; Morris Moore, 1862, no place given, Black, farmer, Yukon, 19 May 1939 |
Folder 1007 |
Two interviews:Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): Sadler's Point Mrs. J.C. (Violet T. Snead), 1869, no place given, white, housewife, Jacksonville, 10 May 1939 Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): Henrietta Elizabeth Sellers Henrietta Elizabeth Sellers, 1879, no place given, Black, cook, Jacksonville, 19 May 1939 |
Folder 1008 |
Three interviews:Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): Mr. Wilbur W. Swaim Mr. Wilbur W. Swain, 1854, Montgomery, white, furniture merchant, Jacksonville, 28 August 1836 Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): Mr. W. C. Sollee Mr. W.C. Sollee, no date given, Savannah, white, no occupation indicated, Jacksonville, 27 February 1936 Stedman, Lillian (interviewer): Lee E. Bigelow Lee Eugene Richard Bigelow, 1872, Okolona, white, historian, Jacksonville, no date given |
Folder 1009 |
Three interviews:Clark, Susan (interviewer): Mr. and Mrs. Nick Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Nick Anthony, no date given, Greece, Greek, retired, Miami, 14 November 1939 Clark, Susan (interviewer): Mrs. Angelo Kays Mrs. Angelo Kays, no date given, Nassau, Greek, fish merchant, Miami, 6 November 1939 Clark, Susan (interviewer): Michael Rakis Michael Rakis, 1894, Smyrna, Asia Minor, Greek, printer, Miami, 1 November 1939 |
Folder 1010 |
Three interviews:Francis, Mabel (interviewer): (Mrs.) Catina Manos Mrs. Catina Manos, 1891, no place given, Greek, mother, Miami, 16 January 1940 Francis, Mabel (interviewer): Mrs. John Colozoff Mrs. John Colozoff, 1906, Metylene, Greece, Greek, seamstress, Miami, 29 November 1939 Francis, Mabel (interviewer): Christopher Beller Christopher Beller, 1894, Sparta, Greece, Greek, real estate broker, Miami, 24 October 1939 |
Folder 1011 |
Three interviews:Taylor, Cora Mae (interviewer): Mrs. Esther P. Demos Mrs. Esther P. Demos, 1902, Laconia, Greece, member of Eastern Star of Coral Cables, Miami, 6 February 1940 Taylor, Cora Mae (interviewer): Nicholas Hangis Nicholas Hangis, 1890, Patras, Greece, Greek, restaurateur, Miami, 18 January 1940 Taylor, Cora Mae (interviewer): Mrs. Georgia Captain Georgia Captain, 1910, Laconia, Greece, Greek, restaurateur, Miami, 31 January 1940 |
Folder 1012 |
Four interviews:Taylor, Cora Mae (interviewer): (Mrs.) Mary Ponticos Mary Ponticos, 1904, Turkey, Greek, widow, Miami, 17 January 1940 Taylor, Cora Mae (interviewer): Nicholas P. Petrou Nicholas P. Petrou, 1900, Cyprus, Greek, teacher, Miami, 5 February 1940 Taylor, Cora Mae (interviewer): Mrs. Mary G. Manos Mrs. Mary G. Manos, 1905, New York, Greek-Italian, nurse, Miami, 7 February 1940 Taylor, Cora Mae (interviewer): Theodore Hatzopulos Theodore Hatzopulos, 1880, Constantinople, Greek, restaurateur, 13 February 1940 |
Folder 1013 |
Six interviews:Darsey, Barbara Berry (interviewer): Life History of Albert Denman and Family Bob Franklin, 19-20 January 1939 Darsey, Barbara Berry (interviewer): Jason and Lily Iby Jason and Lily Iby, 18 October 1938 Darsey, Barbara Berry (interviewer): Harris Thomas Horace Thompson, 1 February 1939 Darsey, Barbara Berry (interviewer): Maria Gonzales Mrs. Texas Morgan, 7 December 1938 Darsey, Barbara Berry (interviewer): Lolly Bleu Mrs. Robert Eures, 29 November 1938 Comstock, Bertha R. (interviewer): Hannah Taylor Hannah Taylor, 13 January 1939 |
Folder 1014 |
Four interviews:Burnell, Elvira E. (interviewer): The Haskins Family Paul Anthony Haskins, 1 March 1939 Buck, Gladys (interviewer): Sarah Jones 28 November 1938 No author: Mr. John C. English, a Pioneer Resident of Lee County Mr. John C. English, 20 January 1939 Burnell, Elvira E. (interviewer): The Stembler Family The Blake Family, 30 January 1939 |
Folder 1015 |
Three interviews:Huss, Veronica E. (interviewer): Dwellings of the Far South No name given, no date given, Labelle, Florida DeLamater, Walter D. (interviewer): The Newton Family John Newton Blair, 14 December 1938 DeLamater, Walter D. (interviewer): Jane Clayton The Grant Family, 15 January 1939 |
Folder 1016 |
Two interviews:Johnson, Alberta (interviewer): The Olsen's (A Shrimper's Family) The Olsen Family, 21 February 1939 Johnson, Alberta (interviewer): T. J. Marshall T. J. Marshall, 16 February 1939 |
Folder 1017 |
Five interviews:Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): Mrs. Elizabeth Dismukes Mrs. Elizabeth Dismukes, 11 May 1939 Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): Mrs. Mattie Jackson Mrs. Mattie Jackson, 10 May 1939 Wood, Dorothy (interviewer): The Wade Family The Roof Family, 20 January 1939 Johnson, Alberta (interviewer): The Bennett Family The Bennett Family, 28 February 1939 Shepherd, Rose (interviewer): Dennis Potinos, (Greek) Dennis Potinos, 20 August 1939 |
Folder 1018 |
Two interviews:Fowler, Carry (interviewer): Mrs. J.C. Jackson Mrs. J.C. Jackson, 16 December 1938 Fowler, Carry (interviewer): Just a Traveling, Rambling Man That Settled Down in Athens Town Mr. Fred Trammell, 4 January 1939 |
Folder 1019 |
Hornsby, [Sarah] (interviewer): Mrs. Lelia BramblettMrs. Lelia Bramblett, 17 January 1938 |
Folder 1020 |
Two interviews:McCune, [Grace] (interviewer): A Funeral Service by Brother Gresham (fragment) Mariah Jackson, 6 Feb 1939 McCune, [Grace] (interviewer): Mrs. Margaret Davis Mrs. Margaret Davis, 18 January & 9 December 1939 |
Folder 1021 |
Four interviews:Scott, Jeanne deLavigne (interviewer): A Red Comb in Her Hair Mrs. Margaret Davis, 27 April 1939 Scott, Jeanne deLavigne (interviewer): Uranus And I Are Pretty Good Friends... Eugene Reuben Mumford, 16 May 1939 Scott, Jeanne deLavigne (interviewer): "People Plant Too Damn Much.." Louis Huber, 17 May 1939 Scott, Jeanne deLavigne (interviewer): The Cook Household James Cook, 3 January 1939 |
Folder 1022 |
Three interviews:Scott, Jeanne deLavigne (interviewer): And There Was A Man... Lois Lapiene, 2 May 1939 Scott, Jeanne de Lavigne (interviewer): Untitled Bernard Trondle, 12 December 1938 Scott, Jeanne de Lavigne (interviewer): I Got All Day for Everything... Joseph Landry, 28 April 1939 |
Folder 1023 |
Four interviews:McKinney, Robert (interviewer): "Ah Got Religion" Moses Alexander, 28 February 1939 McKinney, Robert (interviewer): "Religion in de Dreams" Theodore Bricks, 8 March 1939 McKinney, Robert (interviewer): "Sinning for Security" Marie Brown, 21 March 1939 McKinney, Robert (interviewer): "How I Got Religion" Moriath Butler, 14 February 1939 |
Folder 1024 |
Four interviews:McKinney, Robert (interviewer): "Peddlin' Jerry" Jerry Coleman, 19 May 1939 McKinney, Robert (interviewer): Mary Davis Mary Davis, 23 December 1938 McKinney, Robert (interviewer): Queen of Fish Fries Elizabeth Henry, 11 January 1939 McKinney, Robert (interviewer): Once Was But Ain't No More Another version of the above interview |
Folder 1025 |
Three interviews:McKinney, Robert (interviewer): John Anderson Hill John Anderson Hill, no date given McKinney, Robert (interviewer): The Vampire Sugar Cane Cutter Peter Jackson, 21 June 1939 McKinney, Robert (interviewer): The Life History of a Sugar Cane Worker Emile Ward, 12 July 1939 |
Folder 1026 |
Four interviews:McKinney, Robert (interviewer): "This Boy Gets Lacking Souls" Jim White, 4 August 1939 McKinney, Robert (interviewer): Untitled Moses Williams, 23 August 1940 McKinney, Robert (interviewer): James Willis, the Sugar Cane Man James Willis, 20 July 1939 No author: Pride of Heritage Emiline Wilson, 6 June 1940 |
Folder 1027 |
Sixteen interviews:Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): The Hollifields The Hollifield family, no date given Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): Nina Boone Nina Boone, 26 September 1938 Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): Bill Branch Bill Branch, 1 August 1938 Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): Ima Buckner Ima Buckner, 17 August 1938 Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): The Jackson Family The Jackson Family, 14 September 1938 Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): Nannie Ruth Parks Nannie Ruth Parks, 7 September 1938 Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): The Renns The Renn Family, 19 July 1938 Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): "Four Families of Reservoir Street" Residents of Reservoir Street, East Durham, 23 August 1938 Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): Ellie Robertson Ellie Robertson, 28 September 1938 Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): Jennie Jennie Robinson, 15 August 1938 Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): Mary Smith Mary Smith, 15 July 1938 Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): Elsie Wall Elsie Wall, 27 July 1938 Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): Sarah Wall Sarah Wall, 25 July 1938 Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): Josephine Wallace Josephine Wallace, no date given Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): The Wilkins Family The Wilkins Family, 12 September 1938 Moore, Ida L. (interviewer): Lucille Hicks Lucille Hicks, 12 August 1938 |
Folder 1028 |
Six interviews:Foster, W. O. (interviewer): "Dick Striker, Farm Laborer" Dick Striker, circa 1875, near Goldsboro, N.C., farm laborer, Clinton, N.C., 12 September 1938 Foster, W. O. (interviewer): "Ed Oneal and Margaret Oneal" Ed Oneal, no date given, Chatham County, N.C., and Margaret Oneal, no date given, Orange County, N.C.,, Chapel Hill, N.C., 4 October 1938 Foster, W. O. (interviewer): "Cisco Mayse" Cisco Mayse, circa 1909, Orange County, N.C., carpenter and farmer, Orange County, N.C., 13 April 1939 Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): "Mrs. Althy Cooke" Althy Cooke, no date given, no place given, wife of sharecropper, Pleasant Hill, N.C., 6 December 1938 Harris, Bernice K. (interviewer): "Shelter Against All Evil" Carter Taylor, no date given, no place given, sharecropper, Seaboard, N.C., 15 November 1938 Mabry, Luline L. (interviewer): "Miss Emma Hood and mother Mrs. Melissa Hood" Emma Hood, no date given, no place given; Melissa Hood, no date given, no place given; Hendersonville, N.C., 18 November 1938 |
Folder 1029 |
Memoranda regarding the study "Greeks in America" |
Folder 1030 |
Four interviews:No author: Greeks in Asheville Carter, Douglas. (interviewer): Gambler John Anaxagoras, no date given Carter, Douglas (interviewer): Living on Butter and Eggs "Charlie" (last name not given), no date given Carter, Douglas. (interviewer): Joe Drosinis Joe Drosinis, no date given |
Folder 1031 |
Thirteen interviews:Crawford, D. W. (interviewer): The Greeks in Charlotte Crawford, D. W. (interviewer): I Am A Radical Anthony English, 14 July 1939 Crawford, D. W. (interviewer): Discovering America in a Hospital Mrs. Thomas Kalaveris, 26 July 1939 Crawford, D. W. (interviewer): Loui L. Kastakapaulos, 14 July 1939 Crawford, D. W. (interviewer): It Come Out OK Mike Kofinas, 13 July 1939 Crawford, D. W. (interviewer): Gus McKene (Kantantinos Kokens) Kantantinos Kokens, 26 July 1939 Crawford, D.W. (interviewer): My Greek Husband Mrs. Chris Pappas, 7 August 1939 Rupert, Frank (interviewer): Holy Trinity, Greek Orthodox Church Rupert, Frank (interviewer): Charlotte Chapter of Sons of Pericles Rupert, Frank (interviewer): Charlotte Chapter of The Women's Club of the Greek Church Rupert, Frank (interviewer): Greek Sensus Rupert, Frank (interviewer): Greek Food Rupert, Frank (interviewer): Tom Condus (Church Janitor) Tom Condus, 25 September 1939 |
Folder 1032 |
Six interviews:Holmes, Robert W. (interviewer): The Greeks in Davidson County Saunders, W.O. (interviewer): Others Who Have Prospered Saunders, W. O. (interviewer): Personal Mention Saunders, W. O. (interviewer): Why So Many Greek Restaurants? Gus Constantin Geraris, no date given Saunders, W. O. (interviewer): Untitled Nicholas Harry Polus, no date given Speak, Joseph H. (interviewer): Greek Orthodox Church in Gaston County from handbook of Gaston County, 1936 |
Folder 1033 |
Nine interviews:No author: The Greeks in Rowan County Hicks, Mary A. (interviewer): Greeks in Raleigh Hicks, Mary A. (interviewer): Why She Sold Her Jewels Paul Manos Appollonia, no date given Hicks, Mary A. (interviewer): George N. Ellison, Proprietor of Raleigh Diner George N. Ellison, no date given Hicks, Mary A. (interviewer): A Lamp That Shines for Her Peter Gournas, no date given Hicks, Mary A. (interviewer): The Land of Promise Steve Loomis, no date given Hicks, Mary A. (interviewer): John Popajohn John Popajohn, no date given Hicks, Mary A. (interviewer): James A. Stathacos James A. Stathacos, no date given Hicks, Mary A. (interviewer): James Tehodorakakas James Tehodorakakas, no date given |
Folder 1034 |
Twelve interviews:Harris, Frances L. (interviewer): Greeks in Wilmington Harris, Frances L. (interviewer): Nick Poulas Nick Poulas, no date given Harris, Frances L. (interviewer): Famous Greek-Americans Dr. George Patterson, no date given Harris, Frances L., and Lucille Edwards (interviewers): Nickolas and Tassie Costello Nickolas and Tassie Costello, no date given Harris, Frances L., and Lucille Edwards (interviewer): Tony and Gus Mavronickolas Tony and Gus Mavronickolas, no date given Harris, Frances L., and Maurice Haskett (interviewer): Teacher and Waiter Alexander Beztios, no date given Harris, Frances L., and Maurice Haskett (interviewer): Jimmy's Negro Customer Jimmy Patellos, no date given Harris, Frances L., and Mrs. George Peschau (interviewer): Nickolas Patellos Nickolas Patellos, no date given Peschau, Mrs. George L., and Haskett (interviewer): Mrs. Pete Patellos Mrs. Pete Patellos, no date given Peschau, Mrs. George L., and Haskett (interviewer): John and Anastasia Ponos John and Anastasia Ponos, no date given Peschau, Mrs. George L., and Haskett (interviewer): Antonios Roondos Antonios Roondos, no date given No author: Zacharias Mavrikis Zacharias Mavrikis, no date given |
Folder 1035 |
Jones, Sidney F. (interviewer): The Greeks in Winston-Salem |
Folder 1036 |
Four interviews:Atwell, F. Donald (interviewer): "Small Town Doctor" Dr. Cameron, 18 February 1939 Atwell, F. Donald (interviewer): The Man Who Was-- John Remington, 1 February 1939 Atwell, F. Donald (interviewer): Registered Nurse Mrs. Remington, 20 January 1939 Atwell, F. Donald (interviewer): Beef Stew Mr. Arthur Myers, 28 March 1939 |
Folder 1037 |
Two interviews:Cogburn, L.E. (interviewer): A Community Man T.J. Oliver, 30 January 1939 Cogburn, L.E. (interviewer): Better A Tent Than A Mortgage Walter Strother, 28 February 1939 |
Folder 1038 |
Five interviews:Davis, Annie Ruth (interviewer): Tom Bird Tom Bird, 10 February 1939 Davis, Annie Ruth (interviewer): Agnes Harrell Agnes Harrell, 24 February 1939 Davis, Annie Ruth (interviewer): The Back-Date Buggy Berkeley Lawrimore, 23 March 1939 Davis, Annie Ruth (interviewer): Wilbur white Wilbur White, 27 December 1938 Davis, Annie Ruth (interviewer): Tenant to Taxpayer Another version of the above interview |
Folder 1039 |
Five interviews:Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Mrs. Jennie Isabel Coleman Mrs. Jennie Isabel Coleman, no date given Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): From Parking to Politics Sam T. Colin, 17 March 1939 Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Judge Walter L. Holley Judge Walter L. Holley, no date given Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Oliver Johnson, D. D. Oliver Johnson, no date given Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Alexander W. Matheson Alexander W. Matheson, no date given |
Folder 1040 |
Six interviews:Dove, John L. (interviewer): Flowing On Jake Philpot, 15 March 1939 Dove, John L. (interviewer): The Clouds Beyond Ham Cloud, 15 February 1939 Dove, John L. (interviewer): A Tie That Bound Another version of the above interview Dove, John L. (interviewer): Windmill Orchard Ed Leightsey, 12 January 1939 Dove, John L. (interviewer): Always Agin It Oscar Staub, 24 January 1939 Dove, John L. (interviewer): Fighting Ben Ben Thorp, 3 March 1939 |
Folder 1041 |
Farmer, John P. (interviewer): Aunt Sally RainesAunt Sally Raines, 16 December 1938 |
Folder 1042 |
Farmer, John P. (interviewer): How Grady Weldon Came to Be in the Insurance Adjusting BusinessGrady Weldon, 20 January 1939 |
Folder 1043 |
Three interviews:Ford, Lucile Clark (interviewer): In-Laws and T.B.'s. Jane Carrol, 9 March 1939 Ford, Lucile Clark (interviewer): Living on the Richards' Farm Caroline Richards, 7 February 1939 Ford, Lucile Clark (interviewer): An Evening in the Smith Home Mr. and Mrs. Tally Smith, 14 February 1939 |
Folder 1044 |
Seven interviews:Henderson, Ruth D. (interviewer): The Collins Family Jules and Jim Collins, 2 January 1939 Jones, Mattie T. (interviewer): Did He Love Adventure? William McAllister, 9 March 1939 Jones, Mattie T. (interviewer): No, I'm Not Lonesome Mrs. Mary Moore, 1 December 1938 Jones, Mattie T. (interviewer): A Day with the Pattons Bert Patton, 9 January 1939 Jones, Mattie T. (interviewer): The Greatest of These is Charity Another version of the above interview Jones, Mattie T. (interviewer): Daring the Devil William Wiley, 16 January 1939 Jones, Mattie T. (interviewer): A Happy Family Another version of the above interview |
Folder 1045 |
Five interviews:Lea, Verner (interviewer): A Belated Rest Dave Thomas, 7 February 1939 Lea, Verner (interviewer): Mary Gunnaway Mary Gunnaway, 10 November 1938 Lea, Verner (interviewer): Miss Sallie's Cook Ruby Childs, 2 March 1939 Lea, Verner (interviewer): Sally's Premonition Sally Jones, 5 January 1939 Lea, Verner (interviewer): Silas Harmon Silas Harmon, 23 November 1938 |
Folder 1046 |
Four interviews:Mann, Muriel A. (interviewer): Mamie Brown, Librarian Mamie Brown, 11 January 1939 Mann, Muriel A. (interviewer): The Hardy Family Mrs. Hardy, 7 March 1939 Mann, Muriel A. (interviewer): WPA Road Charles Seabrook, Arthur W. Bailey, and F.W. Johnston, 31 January 1939 Mann, Muriel A. (interviewer): Mrs. Martin, Public Health Nurse Mrs. R. N. Martin, 10 February 1939 |
Folder 1047 |
Five interviews:Murray, Chalmers S. (interviewer): Martha Joint, Occasional Servant Martha Joint, 3 March 1939 Struggs, Stiles M. (interviewer): A Veteran Negro Janitor Walter M. Hughes, 17 December 1938 Struggs, Stiles M. (interviewer): Walter M. Hughes Another version of the above interview Russell, D. A. (interviewer): Robert Joseph Gantt Robert Joseph Gantt, 15 February 1939 Russell, D. A. (interviewer): William Donald Mitchell William Donald Mitchell, 22 February 1939 |
Folder 1048 |
Five interviews:Struggs, Stiles M. (interviewer): How Branson's Bulldog Courage Won Raymond E. Branson, 28 February 1939 Struggs, Stiles M. (interviewer): A Merchant Wizard John Randall, 6 March 1939 Struggs, Stiles M. (interviewer): Jason C. Nye Jason C. Nye, 7 January 1939 Struggs, Stiles M. (interviewer): Always Flowers Another version of the above interview Struggs, Stiles M. (interviewer): Reece N. Wood Reece N. Wood, 22 November 1938 |
Folder 1049 |
Five interviews:Shuler, Helen (interviewer): Allan Cook, Farmer Allan Cook, 23 November 1938 Shuler, Helen (interviewer): Living by Faith W. A. and Susie Holmes, 26 January 1939 Shuler, Helen (interviewer): Delma Todd Culclasure Susan Jones, 16 December 1938 Shuler, Helen (interviewer): Sallie Spitfire Sallie Spitfire, 28 December 1938 Shuler, Helen (interviewer): Tricked by Gypsies Nick and Janie Fuller, 1 February 1939 |
Folder 1050 |
Four interviews:Sims, Caldwell (interviewer): How Mr. W.S. McLure Came to Be in the Real Estate Business W.S. McLure, 16 February 1939 Sims, Caldwell (interviewer): Bessie Reed Bessie Reed, 9 January 1939 Sims, Caldwell (interviewer): "Singin' Praises Dats My Life, Lawd" Emma Sanders, 17 February 1939 Sims, Caldwell (interviewer): I Wouldn't Exchange Mrs. Bess Long Wilburn, 31 January 1939 |
Folder 1051 |
Six interviews:Summer, G. Leland (interviewer): The Clarys The Clarys, 20 December 1938 Summer, G. Leland (interviewer): The Edward Fulmers Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fulmer, 28 December 1938 Summer, G. Leland (interviewer): Mrs. Hattie Hudson Mrs. Hattie Hudson, 9 January 1939 Summer, G. Leland (interviewer): The Huffstetlers The Huffstetlers, 19 December 1938 Summer, G. Leland (interviewer): Elizabeth P. Jackson Elizabeth P. Jackson, 15 December 1938 Summer, G. Leland (interviewer): John Harrison Summer John Harrison Summer, 2 February 1939 |
Folder 1052 |
Three interviews:Von Ohsen, Charles A. (interviewer): Ben Adams Ben Adams, 22 March 1939 Von Ohsen, Charles A. (interviewer): A Hell Hole Farmer Jimmie Green, 31 March 1939 Von Ohsen, Charles A. (interviewer): Gabriel Washington Gabriel Washington, 22 February 1939 |
Folder 1053 |
Two interviews:Williams, R. V. (interviewer): Sam Lewis Sam Lewis, 28 February 1939 Wilkinson, Margaret (interviewer): The Street Robert Carter, Sarah Carter, John Sanders, Bessie Sanders, Sundown, Eva Bellows; March 1939 |
Folder 1054 |
Nine interviews:Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Thomas C. Camak Thomas C. Camak, no date given Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Nina Rabb Castles Nina Rabb Castles, no date given Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Thomas M. Cathcart Thomas M. Cathcart, no date given Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Cynthia M. Coleman Cynthia M. Coleman, no date given Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Elizabeth Vanderville Darby Elizabeth Vanderville Darby, no date given Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Kate Flenniken Kate Flenniken, no date given Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Warren Harvey Flenniken Warren Harvey Flenniken, no date given Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Longstreet Gantt Longstreet Gantt, no date given Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Ella E. Gooding & Robert C. Gooding Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Gooding, no date given |
Folder 1055 |
Four interviews:Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Dr. Samuel Lathan Dr. Samuel Lathan, no date given Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Joseph Stewart Joseph Stewart, no date given Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Alice Buchanan Walker Alice Buchanan Walker, no date given Dixon, W. W. (interviewer): Judge J. H. Yarborough Judge J. H. Yarborough, no date given |
Folder 1056 |
Occupation Index |
Folder 1056a |
Researcher notes |
Folder 1056b |
Researcher notes |
Reel M-3709/1-3
M-3709/1M-3709/2M-3709/3 |
Microfilm |