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  • Lynn Capps Osteen Curtis Osteen Interview Recorded: December 17, 2007 Interviewer: David Schenck Transcriptionist: Cathy Mann Date Transcribed: January 2008 David Schenck: So this is David Schenck and it's December 17th, Monday, and I'm here...
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  • Alice Cobb: . . .asked her to write her autobiography. Jacquelyn Hall: Have people wanted her to do that? A.C.: Lots of people have asked her for her story, you know, and she'd talk all day, you know. But if I should go there with a tape recorder...
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  • Male dramatists.; Male authors, American.
  • %ol : S.o.hP, Interview with PAUL GREEN Chapel Hill, North Carolina March 5, 1975 By Billy E. Barnes For the Southern Oral History Program Transcribed by Joe Jaros SOUTHERN HiSTORICAL COLLECTION CB # 3S26, Wilson Libraiy The University of North...
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  • Male dramatists.; Male authors, American.
  • WYNN: You talk about writing your stories and writing your poems — most of your writings have incorporated in them some place music and a lot of religion and superstition that I sense came from those early days. Did it? GREEN: Yes, that's right. I...
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  • Judges--North Carolina.; North Carolina--History--Civil War, 1861-1865.
  • C-3G Text of informal discussions with Judge W. H. S. Burgwyn of Woodland, N. C., during a period of two days, July 8-9, 1974. These conversations were recorded on tape, typed and then edited and approved by Judge Burgwyn. *->*_ loots /a^^-yv-^...
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  • Tigerville (S.C.)--Social life and customs.; Greenville (S.C.)--Social life and customs.; Women--South Carolina.; Women textile workers--South Carolina--Greenville.; Factories--South Carolina--Employees.; Mills and mill-work--South Carolina.;...
  • Library of Congress Subject Headings [TAPE 1, SIDE A] [START OF TAPE 1, SIDE A] EVELYN GOSNELL HARVELL: … lived on a farm in Tygerville, and all the families would go there on weekends. We'd have big dinners and enjoy one another, the cousins and...
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  • Ashe County (N.C.)--Social life and customs.; Appalachians (People)--North Carolina--Ashe County.; Folk musicians--North Carolina--Ashe County.; Stringed instrument makers--North Carolina--Ashe County.; Appalachians (People)--Recreation.;...
  • PATTY DILLEY: Is this when it was still new? ROY HAM: Still new. I worked for eighty-four hours a week for twenty dollars a month. PATTY DILLEY: That's a lot, for hardly anything. ROY HAM: That way I was making five cents an hour. One nickel an...
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  • Greenville (S.C.)--Social life and customs.; Greer (S.C.)--Social life and customs.; Women textile workers--South Carolina.; Orphans--South Carolina.; Textile workers--South Carolina.; Textile workers--South Carolina.; Child labor--South Carolina.
  • Library of Congress Subject Headings [TAPE 1, SIDE A] [START OF TAPE 1, SIDE A] ALLEN TULLOS: We can begin, Mrs. Trammel, by talking about what you remember as a little girl. NAOMI SIZEMORE TRAMMEL: [laughter] I remember more when I was a ...
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  • African American women household employees--Southern States.
  • INTERVIEW X - 1 Interview Notest Salina McMillon Monday, October 25, 1976 807 Drew St. (home) 007 I reckon it was way back in 1916, around there, that we used to sit around the fireplace and pick our guitars, and I enjoyed it. Now that I've got...
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  • Interview by Warren Moore of Annie Dee Leatherman Smith Walton Smith Deanne Winearski September 23, 1984 14 Miles North of Franklin, N.C. K-151 Warren: Walton: Annie: Warren: Annie: Warren: Annie: Warren: Annie: Warren: Well, now your family, did...
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  • Interview By Warren Moore Of Stanley Hicks November 13, 19&U Warren: Where would we call this? Stanley: It's Stone Mountain, Beaver Dam Section. Warren: Well tell me about the haunted house. Stanley: Well, that ol' house you said you took the...
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  • K-72"? Interview By Warren Moore Of Charles Michael Boone, N. C. October U, 1983 Warren: Where did you grow up? Charles: I grew up in Drumanger(?) or north of Drunanger in a place called Cool Springs near Bethany Baptist Church which was the rural...
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  • K-k%? Interview by Warren Moore James Dooley at Western Carolina September 24, 1984 Warren: See, what I'd like to do is have, for example, with shape note singing, have someone to describe that and be able to quote that. Most of the text of the...
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  • K-k%? Interview by Warren Moore James Dooley at Western Carolina September 24, 1984 Warren: See, what I'd like to do is have, for example, with shape note singing, have someone to describe that and be able to quote that. Most of the text of...
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  • This interview is part of the Southern Oral History Program collection at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Other interviews from this collection are available online through www.sohp.org and in the Southern Historical Collection at...
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  • Interview By Warren Moore of Alfred Adams In December 1983 Boone, North Carolina Alfred: It was pretty weather and he went down to the store's on the highway, Wiley Sherwood's store, to get some nails to fix some fence with. There's two or three...
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  • Folder 1026: Four interviews:
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  • Series 2. Additions. / Subseries 2.4. Louisiana.
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  • Folder 210: McCune, Grace (interviewers): A Versatile Craftswoman
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  • Subseries 1.3. Georgia.
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  • Folder 212: McCune, Grace (interviewer): The Tale of a Tailoress
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  • Subseries 1.3. Georgia.
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  • Folder 22: Slavery in North Carolina
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  • Series I. Writings, 1937-1941. / Subseries IB. Folkways and Legends.
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