Federal Writers' Project Papers, 1936-1940

Collection Number: 03709

Collection Title: Federal Writers' Project Papers, 1936-1940

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Size	15.0 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 12000 items)
Abstract	W. T. Couch (b. 1901), while director of the University of North Carolina Press, 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 the life histories of about 1,200 individuals, written by about 60 members of the project after one or more 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.
Language	English

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Restrictions to Access: No restrictions. Open for research.

Copyright Notice: Copyright is retained by the authors of items in these papers, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law.

Preferred Citation: [Identification of item], in the Federal Writers' Project papers #3709, Southern Historical Collection, The Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Alternate Form of Material: Microfilm copy available.

Acquisitions Information: Transferred from the office of William T. Couch at the University of North Carolina Press in 1946.

Sensitive Materials Statement: Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations, the North Carolina Public Records Act (N.C.G.S. § 132 1 et seq.), and Article 7 of the North Carolina State Personnel Act (Privacy of State Employee Personnel Records, N.C.G.S. § 126-22 et seq.). Researchers are advised that the disclosure of certain information pertaining to identifiable living individuals represented in this collection without the consent of those individuals may have legal ramifications (e.g., a cause of action under common law for invasion of privacy may arise if facts concerning an individual's private life are published that would be deemed highly offensive to a reasonable person) for which the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill assumes no responsibility.

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William Terry Couch (b. 1901), 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 life histories written by members of the Federal Writers' Project after 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.

Contents list

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Folder 1-14	1936-March 1937 #03709, Series: "Correspondence." Folder 1-14 Folder 1 Folder 2 Folder 3 Folder 4 Folder 5 Folder 6 Folder 7 Folder 8 Folder 9 Folder 10 Folder 11 Folder 12 Folder 13 Folder 14
Folder 15-30	April 1937-July 1938 #03709, Series: "Correspondence." Folder 15-30 Folder 15 Folder 16 Folder 17 Folder 18 Folder 19 Folder 20 Folder 21 Folder 22 Folder 23 Folder 24 Folder 25 Folder 26 Folder 27 Folder 28 Folder 29 Folder 30
Folder 31-44	August-15 November 1938 #03709, Series: "Correspondence." Folder 31-44 Folder 31 Folder 32 Folder 33 Folder 34 Folder 35 Folder 36 Folder 37 Folder 38 Folder 39 Folder 40 Folder 41 Folder 42 Folder 43 Folder 44
Folder 45-59	16 November 1938-17 January 1939 #03709, Series: "Correspondence." Folder 45-59 Folder 45 Folder 46 Folder 47 Folder 48 Folder 49 Folder 50 Folder 51 Folder 52 Folder 53 Folder 54 Folder 55 Folder 56 Folder 57 Folder 58 Folder 59
Folder 60-71	18 January-29 March 1939 #03709, Series: "Correspondence." Folder 60-71 Folder 60 Folder 61 Folder 62 Folder 63 Folder 64 Folder 65 Folder 66 Folder 67 Folder 68 Folder 69 Folder 70 Folder 71
Folder 72-82	30 March-20 May 1939 #03709, Series: "Correspondence." Folder 72-82 Folder 72 Folder 73 Folder 74 Folder 75 Folder 76 Folder 77 Folder 78 Folder 79 Folder 80 Folder 81 Folder 82
Folder 83-92	21 May-31 August 1939 #03709, Series: "Correspondence." Folder 83-92 Folder 83 Folder 84 Folder 85 Folder 86 Folder 87 Folder 88 Folder 89 Folder 90 Folder 91 Folder 92
Folder 93-105	September 1939-1940 #03709, Series: "Correspondence." Folder 93-105 Folder 93 Folder 94 Folder 95 Folder 96 Folder 97 Folder 98 Folder 99 Folder 100 Folder 101 Folder 102 Folder 103 Folder 104 Folder 105

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Folder 1	Barnard, George S. A Negro Cook's Day (Rosa Lee Johnson, circa 1908, Waycross, Ga., black cook, Ozark, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 1
Folder 2	Bowman, Annie L. The Hines (Mary Hines, no date given, Monroe County, black teacher, Atmore, 2 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 2
Folder 3	Bowman, Annie L. Another version of the same interview #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 3
Folder 4	Cain, Maude. Julia Rhodes (Julia Rhodes, circa 1904, Tallapoosa County, white mill worker, Alexander City, 11 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 4
Folder 5	Cain, Maude. Bertie Turner (Bertie Turner, no date given, no place given, white boarding-house operator, Alexander City, 30 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 5
Folder 6	Clark, Luther. Looking Around with a Hay Farmer (Leonidas Cockrell, circa 1867, no place given, white farm owner, McCainville, 14 September 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 6
Folder 7	Coleman, Victoria. Soil Pipe Worker (William Smith, circa 1870, Ohio, white soil pipe worker, Anniston, 31 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 7
Folder 8	Couric, Gertha. Sam Lynn, Fisherman and River Rat [Famous for Fish] (Sam Lynn, circa 1879, no place given, black fisherman, Eufaula, 11 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 8
Folder 9	Couric, Gertha. Mid-Wives are Called "Grannies" (Aunt Granny [Lula] Rousseau, 1861, Eufaula, black midwife, Eufaula, 15 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 9
Folder 10	Couric, Gertha. Three Workers of Cowickee Cotton Mill (Mrs. Lee Snipes, no date given, no place given, white textile weaver; B. 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) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 10
Folder 11	Couric, Gertha. The Hughes Family (James C. [Doc] Hughes, no date given, no place given, white mill worker, Eufaula, 20 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 11
Folder 12	Couric, Gertha. The Sam Andersons-Cotton Mill Workers (Sam Anderson, no date given, no place given, white mill worker, Eufaula, 20 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 12
Folder 13	Couric, Gertha. Mill Workers (Nancy Nolan, no date given, no place given, white mill worker, Barbour County, 20 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 13
Folder 14	Couric, Gertha. Hand, Woodrow. "Ed West-Installment Collector" (Ed West, no date given, no place given, white installment collector, Eufaula, 14 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 14
Folder 15	Couric, Gertha. My Time is Mighty Nigh Out (Mrs. Lucy Thomas, 1859?, no place given, black washwoman, 14 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 15
Folder 16	Couric, Gertha. A Day on the Farm (Mrs. 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) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 16
Folder 17	Couric, Gertha. Another version of the same interview #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 17
Folder 18	Couric, Gertha. Fifty-Two Years in the Cotton Mill (Tom Asobrook, circa 1867, no place given, white mill worker, Eufaula, 13 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 18
Folder 19	Diard, Francois L. Sharon Cousins, Knight of the Road (Sharon Cousins, 1914, Ellenburg, WS, white hobo, Mobile, 3 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 19
Folder 20	Dobson, Noma. Veteran Newspaperman (Charles H. Geer, 1860, Troupe County, GA, newspaperman, Sylacauga, 19 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 20
Folder 21	Donigan, Charles M. C. F. Gerber, Farmer (C. F. Gerber, Barton county, KA, white farmer, Sheffield, 16 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 21
Folder 22	Evans, Lawrence. Story of a Minister's Family and Life (Dr. W. H. Evans, circa 1873, MS, white Baptist pastor, Fairhope, 18 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 22
Folder 23	Evans, Lawrence. Master Cain, of the Grover Cleveland, of Bayou la Batre (E. J. Cain, no date given, Bayou la Batre, white shrimp boat operator, 14 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 23
Folder 24	Evans, Lawrence. "A Small Town Doctor" (Floyd L. Abernathy, no date given, Prattville, white doctor, Foley, 1 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 24
	Evans, Lawrence. Another version, "A Plain Country Doctor," in folder 91 #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 24
Folder 25	Evans, Lawrence. The Potter (Ed Grace, no date given, no place given, white potter, Daphen, 7 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 25
Folder 26	Evans, Lawrence. An Oysterman (Lawrence Nelson, no date given, [Foley?], white oysterman, Foley, 5 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 26
Folder 27	Evans, Lawrence. Sam, the Turpentine Chopper (Sam Jackson, circa 1916, no place given, black turpentiner, Stapleton, 21 September 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 27
Folder 28	Hall, Covington. The "Andrew Jackson of Southern Labor" (Arthur Lee Emerson, circa 1881, Tennessee, white union organizer, farmer, Mentone, 15 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 28
Folder 29	Hall, Covington. Mountain Thinker and Experimenter (George Smith, circa 1900, no place given, white experimenter, Mentone, 5 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 29
Folder 30	Hall, Covington. Mountain Merchant-Farmer (Dan Smith, no date given, no place given, white merchant and farmer, Mentone, 7 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 30
Folder 31	Hall, Covington. Sam Cash, Farmer-Miner (Sam Cash, circa 1871, near Mentone, white farmer-miner, Mentone, 7 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 31
Folder 32	Hand, Woodrow. Johnnie Gates-Truck-Miner (John H. Gates, no date given, no place given, white truck-miner, Helena, 15 September 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 32
Folder 33	Hand, Woodrow. Gertha Couric-Hotel Hostess-WPA Worker (Gertha Couric, circa 1896, Eufaula, white hotel hostess, WPA worker, Eufaula, 31 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 33
Folder 34	Harper, Edward F. Hobbies, Pets, and Children (Lloyd Wesley Lewis, 1912, Elmore county, AL, white industrial blacksmith, Ensley, 30 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 34
Folder 35	Hartley, Helen S. Shrimping on the Schooner Berney Geneva (L. W. Robbie, circa 1900, no place given, white shrimp fisherman, Bayou la Batre, 30 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 35
Folder 36	Heflin, Wilson L. I Wouldn't Be a Farmer (James McDaniel, circa 1919, [Winfield?], white college student, Winfield, 10 August 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 36
Folder 37	Heflin, Wilson L. People Call Me a Loan Shark (A. B. Way, Jr., no date given, no place given, white loan shark, Birmingham, 18 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 37
Folder 38	Klein, Preston. The Truitt Family-Tenant Farmers (M. B. Truitt, no date given, no place given, white tenant farmer, Opelika, 10 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 38
Folder 39	Kytle, Jack. A Woman's Like a Dumb Animal (George Carter, circa 1877, no place given, white, logger, Talledega Springs, 25 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 39
Folder 40	Kytle, Jack. River Drifter and #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 40
Folder 41	Bob Curtis: River Drifter (Bob Curtis, no date given, no place given, [white?], fisherman, Talledega Springs, 17 July 1939, 23 September 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 41
Folder 42	Kytle, Jack. I'm Allus Hungry (Orrie Robinson, 1891, Talledega Springs, white, fisherman, Talledega Springs, 4 August 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 42
	Kytle, Jack. Another version, "Pattern of Ignorance," is in Folder 48. #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 42
Folder 43	Kytle, Jack. Isaac Johnson: Cajun Turpentiner (Isaac Johnson, no date given, Happy Hill Community near Chaton, Cajun, turpentiner, Happy Hill Community near Chatom, 29 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 43
Folder 44	Kytle, Jack Jim Lauderdale: River Wreck (Jim Lauderdale, 1880, no place given, white river rat, Talledega Springs, 22 September 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 44
	Kytle, Jack Another version, "A Dead Convict Don't Cost Nothing," is in Folder 50. #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 44
Folder 45	Kytle, Jack Dead Man of Coosa River (Henry Kelly, circa 1870, Sylaucauga, white river rat, Talledega Springs, 21 September 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 45
Folder 46	Kytle, Jack "Uncle Bud" Ryland the Coosa Fisherman (Charley "Uncle Bud" Ryland, circa 1870, no place given, white fisherman, Talledega Springs, 21 September 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 46
Folder 47	Kytle, Jack. River Widow: Portrait of Poverty (Neely "The Widow" Williams, no date given, no place given, white widow, Fayetteville, 21 September 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 47
Folder 48	Kytle, Jack Pattern of Ignorance (Orrie Robinson, 1898, Talledega Springs, white fisherman, Talledega Springs, 23 September 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 48
	Kytle, Jack Another version, "I'm Allus Hungry," is in Folder 42. #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 48
Folder 49	Kytle, Jack. By the Glory of God (Harrison Waters, circa 1881, Talledega Springs, black farmer, Talledega Springs, 21 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 49
Folder 50	Kytle, Jack. A Dead Convict Don't Cost Nothing (Jim Lauderdale, 1880, no place given, white river rat, Talledega Springs, 8 August 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 50
	Kytle, Jack. Another version, "Jim Lauderdale: River Wreck," is in Folder 44. #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 50
Folder 51	McDonald, Nettie S. The Poseys (Gayle Posey, no date given, no place given, white, weatherstrips houses; Idella Posey, no date given, no place given, white housewife, Birmingham, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 51
Folder 52	McDonald, Nettie S. Coal Miner (Sam Brakefield, 1873, [Lamar county?], white miner, [Lamar county?], no date given #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 52
Folder 53	McDonald, Nettie S. Green Fields Far Away (Joseph Davis, no date given, no place given, white miner and farmer; Dera Davis, no date given, Tennessee, white teacher, North Birmingham, 30 November 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 53
Folder 54	McDonald, Nettie S. Mary Worked in the Mines in Belgium (Mary De Roy, no date given, Belgium, white housewife; August De Roy, no date given, Belgium, white miner, Republic, 14 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 54
Folder 55	McDonald, Nettie S. Kytle, Jack. I'm Crazy about Rats. (Bennie Amerson, no date given, no place given, white miner; Mary Amerson, no date given, no place given, white housewife, Republic) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 55
Folder 56	Marshall, Bennett. Some Grow Old. (Mrs. S. M. Davis, circa 1875, Texas, white boarding house operator, Birmingham, 7 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 56
Folder 57	O'Brien, Susie R. Ellawhite Mill Village (Description of California Cotton Mill, Uniontown, 28 September 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 57
Folder 58	O'Brien, Susie R. The Alexanders (E. J. Alexander, no date given, no place given, white tenant farmer, Marion, 20 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 58
Folder 59	Perry, Rhussus L. A Day with Lula Wright (Lula Wright, 1868, Cotton Valley, black tenant farmer, Tuskeegee, 18 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 59
Folder 60	Perry, Rhussus L. Isaac Hathaway, Sculptor (Isaac Hathaway, no date given, Cincinnati [Ohio?], black sculptor, Tuskeegee, 2 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 60
Folder 61	Perry, Rhussus L. At Father Baker's Home (Mother Baker, circa 1855, [Macon county?], black, ex-slave, farmer, Macon county; Father Baker, circa 1855, [Macon county?], Tuskeegee, 22 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 61
Folder 62	Petterson, Josephine. Life Story of a Swedish-American (Josephine Petterson, circa 1871, Skogsby, Sweden, Swedish-American, FWP worker, Mobile, 2 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 62
Folder 63	Prine, Ida B. Life in a Shrimping and Oyster Shucking Camp (Joe Vaughn, circa 1861, Canada, white shrimp factory worker, Bayou La Batre, 29 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 63
Folder 64	Prine, Ida B. Mandy Johnson, Midwife (Mandy Johnson, 1867, Cottage Hall, black midwife, Cottage Hall, 30 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 64
Folder 65	Prine, Ida B. Story of Auguste Mollie (Auguste Mollie, circa 1858, Dauphine, France, white farm laborer, Navcco, 21 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 65
Folder 66	Prine, Ida B. Kosaku Sawada, Nurseryman (Kosaka Sawada, no date given, Osaka, Japan, Japanese nurseryman, Mobile, 20 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 66
Folder 67	Prine, Ida B. It Ruins Oysters to Wash Them (Raymond Barbour, 1869, Dauphine Island, AL, white fisherman, Bayou La Batre, 15 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 67
Folder 68	Prine, Ida B. Lena Cash, Octogenarian (Lena Cash, 1850, New Orleans, LA, white elderly woman, Crichton, 5 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 68
Folder 69	Reese, Marie. "Holly House" ("Bull" Elliott, no date given, no place given, white tenant farmer, Loundesboro, 10 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 69
Folder 70	Rogers, Adelaide. Never No More (Allen Turpin, circa 1868, Creek-stand, AL, black janitor, Montgomery, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 70
Folder 71	Rogers, Adelaide. Mrs. Blanchard, Professional Mother (Ellen R. Blanchard, no date given, [Montgomery?], white housekeeper, Montgomery, 31 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 71
Folder 72	Rogers, Adelaide. "Gab'ul Chime Dat Harp!" (Henry Raymore, no date given, no place given, black fortune-teller, Montgomery, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 72
Folder 73	Tartt, Ruby Pickens. Carry Dykes, Midwife (Carrie Dykes, circa 1870, Belmont, black midwife, Belmont, 4 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 73
Folder 74	Tartt, Ruby Pickens. No Lawd, I Ain't Ready (Hester Frye, no date given, Tishabee, AL, black maid, Livingston, 17 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 74
Folder 75	Tartt, Ruby Pickens. Another version of the same interview #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 75
	Tartt, Ruby Pickens. Another version, "Hester Frye," is in Folder 93 #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 75
Folder 76	Tartt, Ruby Pickens. Seeking Salvation ("Little Bit," Hattie Amason, circa 1885, Livingston, 17 August 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 76
Folder 77	Waldrep, R. V. I Wanted to Keep a Good Horse (Dr. Archie Waldrep, 1869, Red Bay, white doctor, Red Bay, 20 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 77
Folder 78	Waldrep, R. V. Lord Loafer (Liege Massey, no date given, no place given, white-occupation given, Red Bay, 17 August 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 78
Folder 79	Waldrep, R. V. Bony Winchester (Bony Winchester, 1870, Red Bay, white farmer, Red Bay, 17 August 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 79
Folder 80	Waldrep, R. V. It's Hell to Be Popular (Roberta Park, circa 1921, no place given, white high-school student, Red Bay, 20 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 80
Folder 81	Waldrep, R. V. Pink Petree (Pink Petree, circa 1874, [Pleasant Site?], white postman/owner country store, Pleasant Site, 20 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 81
Folder 82	Waldrep, R. V. John F. Davis (John F. Davis, [1880?], no place given, white postman/farmer, Red Bay, 18 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 82
Folder 83	Waldrep, R. V. I'll Be an Old Man Tomorrow (W. W. Skeleton, circa 1872, Texas, white surveyor, Red Bay, 18 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 83
Folder 84	Waldrep, R. V. J. P. Epps and Son (J. P. Epps, [1885], Golden, white storekeeper, Red Bay, 21 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 84
Folder 85	Waldrep, R. V. Luke Warn: He Ain't Talkin (Luke Warn, [1870?], Red Bay, black, occupation not given, Red Bay, 14 August 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 85
Folder 86	Waldrep, R. V. My Boys An' Me Died in the War (Oscar Falkes, 1869, Village Springs, whit country-store operator, Birmingham, 15 August 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 86
Folder 87	Waldrep, R. V. Jack Hodge (Jack Hodge, no date given, no place given, white farmer, Red Bay, 14 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 87
Folder 88	Williams, Jennie Sue. Frank Coffee (Frank Coffee, 1866, Fackler, black odd job man, Bridgeport, 30 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 88
Folder 89	Williams, Jennie Sue. Isaac Slaughter (Isaac Slaughter, Greensboro, GA, black, ex-slave, Bridgeport, 17 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 89
Folder 90	Williamson, Keane. Emancipation (a fictional piece, Pine Apple, AL, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 90
Folder 91	Evans, Lawrence F. A Plain Country Doctor (Floyd Abernathy, Prattville, no place given, white doctor, Foley, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 91
Folder 92	No author. Midwife and Farmer (Josie Fleming, circa 1876, Aswell, black midwife, no place given, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 92
Folder 93	Tartt, Ruby Pickens. Hester Frye (Hester Frye, no date given, Tishabee, black maid, Livingston, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 93
	Tartt, Ruby Pickens. Two other versions, both entitled, "No Lawd I Ain't Ready," are in Folders 74 and 75. #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 93
Folder 94	Rowland, Walter. "Ain't Got No Screens" (no name, no date given, no place given, black tenant farmer, Arkansas, 6 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 94
Folder 95	Rowland, Walter. A North Little Rock Hostess (no name, no date given, no place given, white thief, North Little Rock, 12 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 95
Folder 96	No author. Honkytonk Hostess (no name, no date given, no place given, white waitress, no place given, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Alabama." Folder 96

Florida

	Browder, N. C. See Darsey, folder 102 #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 96
Folder 97	Bryan, Lindsay M. "Jaydy" Abbin, Florida Adventurer (J. B. Atkins, 1903, Dade City, white mechanic, Tampa, 15 February 1939) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 97
Folder 98	Back, Gladys. The Burns Family (W. W. Woods, no date given, Grand Cayman Islands, white housewife, Princeton, 30 December 1938) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 98
Folder 99	Burnell, Elvira. The Stembler Family (Tom Blake, no date given, no place given, white debt collector, Miami, 30 January 1939) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 99
Folder 100	Burnell, Elvira. Anna Alden (Annie Alden, [1880?], no place given, white WPA sewing room worker, Miami, 16 February 1939) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 100
	Cornwall, Robert. See Darsey, folder 102 #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 100
Folder 101	Darsey, Barbara B. Lolly Bleu, Florida Squatter (Mrs. Robert Eures, [1889?], Texas, white squatter, Venus, 29 November 1938) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 101
	Darsey, Barbara B. Another version, "Lolly Bleu," is in folder 1013. #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 101
Folder 102	Darsey, Barbara B., Veronica E. Huss, Robert Cornwall, and N. C. Browder. "We Do 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) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 102
Folder 103	Darsey, Huss, and Cornwall. Life History of the Thomas Family, another version of the above interview. #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 103
	Darsey, Huss, and Cornwall. A third version, "Topics and Observations Relative to Life History, Harris Thomas," is in folder 1013. #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 103
Folder 104	Darsey and Huss. Albert and Anne Denman. (Bob Franklin, circa 1894, Geneva county AL, white country store proprietor, farmer, Hicoria, 7 February 1939) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 104
	Darsey and Huss. Another version, "Albert Denman and Family, Proprietor Country Store," is in folder 1013. #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 104
Folder 105	Darsey and Huss. Virginia Suffolk (Madge Wetherbee, 1881, Bradford, England, white poultry farmer, Avon Park, 14 February 1939) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 105
Folder 106	Darsey and Huss. Mary Windsor (Mrs. Senie Williams, circa 1915, Hardee county, white wife of sharecropper, Venus, no date given) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 106
Folder 107	Darsey, Barbara B. Frank and Ella Merryvale (Cornelia Mitchell, circa 1913, Lakeland, white citrus worker; Willard Mitchell, circa 1915, Oakland, GA, white citrus worker, Sebring, 8 February 1939) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 107
Folder 108	Darsey, Barbara B. Maria Gonzales, Florida Squatter (Mrs. Texas Morgan, circa 1896, [Hardee county?], white squatter-farmer, Venus, 7 February 1939) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 108
	Darsey, Barbara B. Another version, with the same title, is in folder 1013. #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 108
Folder 109	Darsey and Stetson Kennedy Henry and Rosa Maddox (Ed Moore, no date given, no place given, white squatter farmer, Venus, 22 November 1938) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 109
Folder 110	Darsey and Kennedy A Florida Squatter Family-Jason and Lily Iby (W. B. Lundy, circa 1898, Pasco county, white squatter-farmer, Venus, 8 December 1938) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 110
	Darsey and Kennedy Another version, "Jason and Lily Iby, Squatter Farmers," is in folder 1013. #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 110
Folder 111	Darsey and Kennedy. Florida Squatters (Sectional descriptions of Florida squatters, December 1938) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 111
Folder 112	Diggs, Paul, Veronica Huss, and Evelyn Werner. E. J. and Mattie Marshall, Overseer of Tenants (E. J. Marshall, 1869, Edgefield, SC, black overseer of tenants; Mattie Marshall, 1872, Tampa, black housewife, Plant City, 15 February 1939) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 112
Folder 113	Diggs and Huss. I Don't Do No Votin' (Lula Gray, circa 1902, Manna, SC, black housewife; Rich Gray, 1888, Robertsville, SC, black turpentine foreman, Carters, no date given) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 113
	Diggs and Huss. Another version, "Rich and Lula Gray," is in folder 116 #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 113
Folder 114	Diggs and Werner. George and Bessie Derrick (George Derrick, 1886, Kingston, Jamaica, black tenant farmer; Bessie Derrick, no date given, no place given, black tenant farmer, Plant City, 10 February 1939) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 114
Folder 115	Diggs and Huss. William and Corneal Jackson (William Jackson, Ocala, 1903, black, phosphate miner; Corneal Jackson, 1908, Key West, black, housewife, Lakeland, 20 January 1939) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 115
Folder 116	Diggs and Huss. Rich and Lula Gray (Rich Gray, 1888, Robertsville, SC, black, turpentine foreman; Lula Gray, 1902, Manna, SC, black, housewife, Carters, 27 January 1939) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 116
	Diggs and Huss. Another version, "I Don't Do No Votin'," is in folder 113 #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 116
Folder 117	Dowda, Bill, and Evelyn Werner. Earl Guenther (Earl Guenther, 1897, Dayton, OH, white, barber, Palatka, no date given) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 117
	Edward, Robert. See Lillian Stedman, folder 127 #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 117
Folder 118	Huss, Veronica E. Izzelly Haines (Izzelly Harding, no date given, Bahamas, Conch, midwife, Riviera, October 1938) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 118
Folder 119	Huss, Veronica E. Wilbur Edwards Roberts, A Riviera "Conch" (Wilbur Edwards Roberts, circa 1855, Bahamas, Conch, fisherman, sponger, turtler, Riviera, 14 November 1938) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 119
Folder 120	Huss, Veronica E., and S. Kennedy The Riviera Conchs (sectional description) Immigrants from Bahamas of White-Negro ancestry, fishermen, Riviera, November 1938) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 120
	Huss, Veronica E. See also Darsey, folders 102-117; Diggs, folders 112-113; and Stedman, folder 127 #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 120
Folder 121	Kennedy, Stetson. All He's Living For, [Enrique and Amanda] (Adelpha Pollato, no date given, [Key West?], Cuban, cigar-maker, Ybor City, 3 January 1939) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 121
Folder 122-123	Two versions of the same interview #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 122-123 Folder 122 Folder 123
Folder 124	Kennedy, Stetson. Pedro and Estrella (Evelio Andur, no date given, no place given, Cuban cigar-box maker, Ybor City, 1 January 1939) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 124
Folder 125	Kennedy, Stetson. Mister Homer (Homer Jordan, no date given, Dinsmore, white salesman and installment collector, Jacksonville, 3 February 1939) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 125
	Kennedy, Stetson See also Darsey, folder 109; and Stedman, folder 134 #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 125
Folder 126	Sheperd, Rose. Martin Cross, Wood and Fuel Dealer (Montgomery Corse, [1865?], [VA?], white, wood and fuel dealer, Jacksonville, 2 February 1939) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 126
Folder 127	Stedman, Lillian, Veronica Huss, and Robert Edwards. Reverend W. C. Sale (Reverend W. C. Sale, no date given, AL, white, clergyman, Jacksonville, no date given) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 127
Folder 128	Stedman and Evelyn Werner. George Harmon Kirby (James Kerby Ward, no date given, Togo, white, bus driver, Jacksonville, no date given) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 128
	Stedman and Evelyn Werner. Another version, "James Kirby Ward," is in folder 131 #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 128
Folder 129	Stedman and Werner. A Greek Restauranteur (James Kivelos, no date given, no place given, Greek, Restauranteur, Jacksonville, 20 May 1939) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 129
Folder 130	Stedman and Werner. Ceceilia Patrourtsa (Cecelia Janes Lazos Poulos, no date given, Greece, Greek, wife of a restaurateur, Jacksonville, 21 April 1939) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 130
Folder 131	Stedman and Werner. James Kerby Ward (James Kerby Ward, no date given, Togo, white, bus driver, Jacksonville, 17 February 1939) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 131
	Stedman and Werner. Another version, "George Harmon Kirby," is in folder 128 #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 131
Folder 132	Stedman and Werner. Mayselle Sweat Green (Mayselle Sweat Green, circa 1917, no place given, white, cigar factory worker, Jacksonville, 20 February 1939) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 132
Folder 133	Stedman and Werner. Another version of the same interview #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 133
Folder 134	Stedman and Stetson Kennedy. Robert Smith (David Smith, circa 1901, no place given, white, sharecropper, elevator operator in a pulp mill, Jacksonville, 22 December 1938). #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 134
Folder 135	Valdes, F. Pedro Barios (Pedro 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. #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 135
Folder 136	Valdes, F. Dr. M. Santos (Dr. 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. #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 136
Folder 137	Valdes, F. Enrique Pendas, Introduction (Enrique 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. #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 137
Folder 138	Valdes, F. Enrique Pendas (same as above). Note: Material from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration Sociological Survey, Ybor City, 1935. #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 138
	Werner, Evelyn. See Diggs, folders 108-112, and 114; Dowda, folder 117; and Stedman, folders 130-132. Note: Material from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration Sociological Survey, Ybor City, 1935. #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 138
Folder 139	Wood, Dorothy. The Miller Family (Bob Lapham, circa 1907, no place given, white, artist, Miami Beach, 15 February 1939) #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 139
Folder 140	No Author. John Cacciatore (John Cacciatore, 1860, Sicily, Italian, cigar-maker, Ybor City, 1935). Note: Material from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration Sociological Survey, Ybor City, 1935. #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 140
Folder 141	No Author. Fernando Lemos (Fernando Lemos, 1870, Havana, Cuba, Cuban, cigar-maker, Ybor City, 1935). Note: Material from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration Sociological Survey, Ybor City, 1935. #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 141
Folder 142	No Author. Domingo Ginesta (Domingo Ginesta, 1865, Havana, Cuba, Cuban, cigar-maker, Ybor City, 1935). Note: Material from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration Sociological Survey, Ybor City, 1935. #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 142
Folder 143	No Author. Fermin Souto (Fermin 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. #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 143
Folder 144	No Author. Note on autobiography of Gerardo Cortina (Gerardo 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. #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 144
Folder 145	No Author. Gerardo Cortina Pinera (same as above). Note: Material from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration Sociological Survey, Ybor City, 1935. #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 145
Folder 146	No Author. Jose Ramon Sanfeliz (Jose 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. #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 146
Folder 147	No Author. B. M. Balbontin (B. M. Balbontin, 1863, Rumorose, Spain, Spanish, bartender, Ybor City, 1935). Note: Material from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration Sociological Survey, Ybor City, 1935. #03709, Series: "Florida" Folder 147

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Folder 148	Adams, Morris. Turnips Today, Turnips Tomorrow (George Carter, 1842, VA, black, ex-slave, Savannah, 17 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 148
Folder 149	Barie, A. G. Guess We Had Moving Fever (David Melvin, no date given, [Pickens county, NC?], white, tenant farmer, Powder Springs, 12 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 149
Folder 150	Barie, A. G. Another version of the same interview #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 150
	Barie, A. G. A third version, with the same title is in folder 241 #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 150
Folder 151	Barie A. G. From around the World to a Georgia Farm (Ernest Gerber, circa 1883, Langnou, Switzerland, white farmer, Marietta, 25 February and 25 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 151
Folder 152	Barie, A. G. Another version of the same interview #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 152
Folder 153	Bonner, Bessie. The Relief Lady (Nell Pentecost, no date given, no place given, white, county relief director, Carrolton, 1 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 153
	Booth. See Bradley, folder 158; Hornsby, folders 164, 168-171, 173, 177-182, 185-191, 193-195, and 200-201; McCune, folders 205-209, 213-214, 216-217, 219, 221-222, 224-225, 227, 232, 234-235, and 237 #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 153
Folder 154	Bradley, Leola T., and Maggie B. Freeman. Right Livin' (Evie Louvenia Robinson, circa 1881, Oglethorpe county, white, practical nurse WPA Housekeepers Project, Athens, 1 November and 22 November 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 154
Folder 155	Bradley and Freeman. Reverses (Hazel Hoff, no date given, Chattanooga, TN, white, district manager Avon products, Athens, 11, 16, and 24 November 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 155
Folder 156	Bradley and Freeman. Julia Nickerson (Mattie Julia Nichols, no date given, Gum Springs, white, WPA librarian, Athens, 16 October, and 9 November 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 156
Folder 157	Bradley and Rudene Hix. A Self Made Man (L. L. Jordan, no date given, Mecklenburg county, N.C., white, painter, Athens, 13 and 29 September 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 157
Folder 158	Bradley and John N. Booth. "De Luck is in De Lawd" (Minnie Davis, circa 1861, [Greene county?], black, teacher, Athens, 23 and 28 August, and 29 November 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 158
	Browder, N. C. See Hornsby, folders 198-199; McCune, folder 239; and Rice, folder 241) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 158
Folder 159	Conway, George. Captain X (Captain Allan F. Leigh, no date given, Hull, England, English, sea captain, Athens, 17 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 159
Folder 160	Fowler, Carrie. The Piano Salesman (Fred Trammel, no date given, no place given, white, salesman, Athens, 4 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 160
	Fowler, Carrie. Another version, "Just a Traveling, Rambling Man That Settled Down in a Athens Town," is in folder 1018. #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 160
	Freeman, Maggie B. See Bradley, folders 154-156 #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 160
Folder 161	Ginsberg, Freda. Papa (Nathan Wild, [1897?], Yvey, Poland, Jewish, grocer, Savannah, 16 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 161
	Hall, Sarah H. See Hornsby, folders 164-171, 173, 177-190, 192-197, and 200-201; McCune, folders 204-209, 211, 213-214, 216-217, 219, 221-222, 224-227, 231-235, and 237-238 #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 161
	Harris, Leila T. See Hornsby, folders 177, 188, and 192; McCune, 204, 227, and 238 #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 161
Folder 162	Hawkes, Ina B. It Wasn't So Easy (Mrs. Jake Bower, no date given, no place given, white, hotel operator, Savannah, 24 September 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 162
Folder 163	Hawkes, Ina B., and Grace McCune. A Visit to the Country (Fannie Busbin, circa 1849, no place given, white, farmer, Winterville, 9, 14 September 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 163
	Hix, Rudene. See Bradley, folder 157 #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 163
Folder 164	Hornsby, Sadie B., Sarah Hall, and John Booth "I've Took in Sewing Fifty Years" (Sarah Frances Fellows, [1863?], no place given, white, seamstress, Athens, 7, 11, and 26 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 164
Folder 165	Hornsby, Sadie B. Life of a Retired Mill Worker (James Herring, 1871, no place given, white, retired mill operator, Athens, 10 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 165
Folder 166	Hornsby, Hall, Booth. I Ain't No Midwife (Mary Willingham, 1880, Clarke county, black, practical nurse, Athens, 14 and 24 March , 29 May, and 9 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 166
Folder 167	Hornsby, Hall, Booth. Another version of the same interview #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 167
Folder 168	Hornsby, Hall, Booth. A third version of the same interview #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 168
Folder 169	Hornsby, Hall, Booth. "I Maids for Co-Eds" (Odelia Lester Anderson, 1902, Eatonton, Black, maid, Athens, 14, 16, and 27 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 169
Folder 170	Hornsby, Hall, Booth. I Don't Know What's the Matter (Edward J. Bacon, no date given, Athens, black, brick mason, Athens, 31 May and 14 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 170
Folder 171	Hornsby, Hall, Booth. The Wandering Beautician (R. W. Welch, 1896, Maxeys, white, beautician, Athens, 17 May and 6 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 171
Folder 172	Hornsby, Sadie B. Life History of Mrs. Ann Waldrop (Ann Waldrop, 1861, Athens, white, retired mill worker, Athens, 3 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 172
Folder 173	Hornsby, Hall, Booth. A visit to the Jail (Mrs. George Nash, no date given, no place given, white, wife of jailer, Athens, 26 April and 4 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 173
Folder 174	Hornsby, Sadie B. Life on Happy Top (Leila Bramblett, 1878, Princeton factory, white, textile worker, Athens, 17 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 174
Folder 175	Hornsby, Sadie B. Principal of Grammar School Thirty-Three Years (Mary Wright Hill, 1881, Greenville, NC, black, school principal, Athens, 27 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 175
Folder 176	Hornsby, Sadie B. Carpenter of Lickskillet (Emmett Johnson, circa 1880, Sparta, black, carpenter; Maggie Johnson, 1880, no place given, black, wash woman, Athens, 12 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 176
Folder 177	Hornsby, Hall, Booth, and Leila Harris. The Washwoman (Sarah Hill, [1874?], Elberton, black, wash woman, Athens, 1, 27 February, 13 March 1939). #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 177
Folder 178	Hornsby, Hall, Booth. A Visit to a Laundry and Dry Cleaning Plant (L. 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) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 178
Folder 179	Hornsby, Hall, Booth. From Farm to Filling Station (Robert Leo Smith, 1912, Banks county, white gas station operator, Athens, 22 March, 4 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 179
Folder 180	Hornsby, Hall, Booth. Kay's Shop (Kathryn Jiles, no date given, Carrollton, white, milliner, Athens, 9 March, 4 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 180
Folder 181	Hornsby, Hall, Booth. The Poppy Lady (Moina Michael, 1869, Walton county, white, teacher, Athens, 8 and 9 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 181
Folder 182	Hornsby, Hall, Booth. The Three Sisters (Jane 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) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 182
Folder 183	Hornsby, Hall, Booth. Edward Walcott (George Shaw Crane, [1870?], Athens, white, landlord, Athens, 23 and 26 January, 1 February, 8 March, and 25 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 183
Folder 184	Hornsby, Hall, Booth. Another version of the same interview #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 184
Folder 185	Hornsby, Hall, Booth. "I Cater to Colored People" (Lorenzo W. Reed, 1863, Athens, black, barber, Athens, 19 and 20 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 185
Folder 186	Hornsby, Hall, Booth. I've Been Drifting (Roy Clinton Hale, circa 1897, Athens, white, shoe salesman, Athens, 21 July, and 4 August 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 186
Folder 187	Hornsby, Hall, Booth. "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) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 187
Folder 188	Hornsby, Hall, Booth, and Harris. The Wrighton Sisters (Mattie Creighton, circa 1860, [Athens?], white, elderly woman; Ida Creighton, circa 1870, [Athens?], white, quilt maker, Athens, 28 and 29 June, and 15 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 188
Folder 189	Hornsby, Hall, Booth. "How Many Days Have I Regretted" (Mildred Lattrell McKinney, 1911, Madison county, white, boarding house operator, Athens, 23 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 189
Folder 190	Hornsby, Hall, Booth. "..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) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 190
Folder 191	Hornsby and Grace McCune Grocery Store (O. J. Coffer, 1899, Jefferson, white, grocer, Athens, 3 August 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 191
Folder 192	Hornsby, Hall, Harris. A W.P.A. Worker (Janie B. Harris, 1900, Clarke county, white, WPA worker, Athens, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 192
Folder 193	Hornsby, Hall, Booth. The Barbecue Stand (Robert Walker, no date given, Warrenton, black, barbecue stand operator; Gladys Walker, Bogart, black, barbecue stand operator, Athens, 10 and 19 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 193
Folder 194	Hornsby, Hall, Booth. The Poro Beauty Shop (Mrs. L. A. Crane, circa 1903, Watkinsville, black, beauty shop operator, Athens, 4 and 5 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 194
Folder 195	Hornsby, Hall, Booth. The Red, White, and Blue Barber Shop (Henry T. Brunblett, 1875, Gwinnet county, white, barber, Athens, 30 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 195
Folder 196	Hornsby and Hall. An Air Minded Family (Omie Williams, Neese, white, widow, Athens, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 196
Folder 197	Hornsby and Hall. Mildred Lawson (Sue S. White, circa 1897, South Georgia, white, beautician, Athens, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 197
Folder 198	Hornsby and Browder. A Negro Insurance Executive (A. W. Parker, 1900, Georgetown, black, insurance executive, 13 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 198
Folder 199	Hornsby and Browder. Another version of the same interview #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 199
Folder 200	Hornsby, Hall, Booth. The Life of a Lawyer (Joseph Eliot Web, 1907, middle Georgia, white, lawyer, Athens, 16 and 23 February, and 6 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 200
Folder 201	Hornsby, Hall, Booth. I Got My Education the Hard Way (James W. Davis, 1871, Athens, black, mail carrier, school teacher, music teacher, bandmaster, Athens, 16 May, and 28 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 201
Folder 202	Jenkins, William. ..And Hopes 'At Somebody Will Come Along To Talk To (Archie George, circa 1889, Lithonia, black, cripple, Atlanta, 17 November 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 202
Folder 203	McCune, Grace. Day in a Department Store (Abe Link, proprietor, and various salespersons: Maud Elliott, B. F. McEntire, Mell McCurrdy, Athens, 24 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 203
Folder 204	McCune, Hall, Harris. A Farming Preacher-Prophet (Nick Waller, circa 1874, no place given, black, farmer-preacher, Athens, 6, 7, and 17 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 204
Folder 205	McCune, Hall, Booth. Mammy (Annie Grady Emerick, [1880?], no place given, white, Athens, 20 December 1938, and 6 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 205
Folder 206	McCune, Hall, Booth. A Visit with Aunt Jerry (Josephine Wood, 1861, Barnett Shoals, white, housewife, Athens, 13 January and 16 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 206
Folder 207	McCune, Hall, Booth. A Session of the City Court (Vincent Mathews, [1880?], Athens, white, judge, Athens, 10, and 17 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 207
Folder 208	McCune, Hall, Booth. Negro Fraternal Insurance (R.B. Harris, no date given, no place given, insurance executive, Athens, 13 and 24 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 208
Folder 209	McCune, Hall, Booth. Bus Drivers (F.A. Taylor, no date given, no place given, white, manager city bus-line, Athens, 10 and 13 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 209
Folder 210	McCune, Grace. A Versatile Craftswoman (Margaret Davis, 1887, Princeton, white, tailor, Athens, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 210
	McCune, Grace. Another version of this interview, "The Tale of a Tailoress" is in folder 212. #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 210
Folder 211	McCune and Hall . Coffins and Caskets (W. P. Hopson, no date given, no place given, black, undertaker, Athens, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 211
Folder 212	McCune, Grace. The Tale of a Tailoress (Margaret Davis, 1887, Princeton, white, tailor, Athens, 9 December 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 212
	McCune, Grace. Another version of this interview, entitled "A Versatile Craftswoman" is in folder 210. #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 212
Folder 213	McCune, Hall, Booth. Maid of All Work (Julia Hicks, 1887, Athens, black, housemaid, laundress, nurse, Athens, 16 and 23 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 213
Folder 214	McCune, Hall, Booth. A Negro Dentist (Dr. S. S. Jackson, no date given, Athens, black, dentist, Athens, 14 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 214
Folder 215	McCune, Grace. I Lak's a Good Livin (Cornelia Peterson, no date given, Morgan county, black, sewing room, Athens, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 215
Folder 216	McCune, Hall, Booth. All I Do is Just Heads (Daisy M. Johnson, no date given, no place given, black, beautician, Athens, 26 April and 4 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 216
Folder 217	McCune, Hall, Booth. Oldest Barber in Town (R. M. Davis, 1893, [Athens?], white barber, Athens, 28 March and 4 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 217
Folder 218	McCune and Hall. The Woman Dentist (Dr. Ida Mae Hiram, [1895?], Athens, black, dentist, Athens, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 218
Folder 219	McCune, Hall, Booth. Waiting Room in a Bus Station (W. 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) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 219
Folder 220	McCune, Grace. The City Blacksmith (John Henry Middlebrooks, [1880?], Oconee county, black, blacksmith, Athens, 8 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 220
Folder 221	McCune, Hall, Booth. The Bargain House (J. Buford Dudley, 1887, Combs, white, merchant, Athens, 16 February, and 2 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 221
Folder 222	McCune, Hall, Booth. The Lilac Beauty Shop (Farrie 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) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 222
Folder 223	McCune and Hall. The Boarding House Operator (Texie Gordon, no date given, no place given, white, boarding house operator, Athens, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 223
Folder 224	McCune, Hall, Booth. The Capital City Insurance Company (J. H. Robertson, 1905, South Georgia, black, insurance company manager, Athens, 14 and 27 April, 6 June, 7 and 10 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 224
Folder 225	McCune, Hall, Booth. Another version of the same interview #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 225
Folder 226	McCune, Hall, Booth. You Have To Get It While They're Cryin' (Lamar J. Johnson, [1922?], no place given, black, embalmer; Tom Johnson, no date given, no place given, black, undertaker, Athens, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 226
Folder 227	McCune, Hall, Harris, and Booth. A Patent Medicine Vendor (Grace Crowder, no date given, no place given, white, patent medicine vendor, Athens, 28 February and 14 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 227
Folder 228	McCune, Grace. Cindy Wright (Mariah Jackson, 1861, Notasluga, black, midwife, Athens, 13 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 228
	McCune, Grace. Another version, "A Funeral Service By Brother Gresham," is in folder 1020. #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 228
Folder 229	McCune, Grace. A Visit to A Flower Shop (Willow Jones, no date given, no place given, white, flower shop proprietor, Athens, 12 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 229
	McCune, Grace. Another version, "Woman Florist," is in folder 239 #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 229
Folder 230	McCune, Hall, Booth. A Negro Funeral Home Director (James Mack, no date given, no place given, black, undertaker, Athens, 9 and 23 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 230
Folder 231	McCune, Hall, Booth. "Yes, Lord, I'se Done Tried to Serve You Faithful" (Isaiah Hunter, 1868, White Hall, black, preacher, Athens, 12 and 27 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 231
Folder 232	McCune, Hall, Booth. Old Shoe Comfort in New Shoe Appearance (Luther Holcomb, no date given, Athens, white, shoemaker, Athens, 5, 19 June, and 15 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 232
Folder 233	McCune, Hall, Harris. "A Customer is Always Right" (Samuel August Sheats, 1912, Athens, black, grocery store and barbershop proprietor, Athens, 7 July and 3 August 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 233
Folder 234	McCune, Hall, Booth. Veterinarian, Poet, and Politician (Dr. W. M. Burson, 1874, Ohio, white, veterinarian, Athens, 29 June and 18 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 234
Folder 235	McCune, Hall, Booth. "I Like America" (Mamie Lewis, 1896, Beirut, Syria, Syrian, part owner dry goods store, Athens, 10 and 25 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 235
Folder 236	McCune and Hall. Madame Lucy (Annie Mains, no date given, between Watkinsville and Athens, black, beautician, Athens, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 236
Folder 237	McCune, Hall, Booth. Susie Ray (Jannie Favors, 1892, Rayle, black, restaurant proprietor, Athens, 23 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 237
Folder 238	McCune, Hall, Harris. The Fishermen (J. H. Emerick, circa 1864, no place given, white, fisherman, Athens, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 238
Folder 239	McCune and N. C. Browder. Woman Florist (Willie Jones, no date given, no place given, white, flower shop proprietor, Athens, 21 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 239
	McCune and N. C. Browder. Another version, "A Visit to a Flower Shop," is in folder 229 #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 239
	McCune, Grace. See Hawkes, folder 163; Hornsby, folder 191 #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 239
Folder 240	Phillips, W. B. Wood Engraver in Paradise (C. W. Stambaugh, no date given, no place given, white, wood engraver, Demorest, 1 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 240
Folder 241	Rice, M. D., A. G. Barie, and N. C. Browder. Guess We Had Moving Fever (David Melvin, [Pickens county?], white, tenant farmer, Power Springs, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 241
	Rice, M. D., A. G. Barie, and N. C. Browder. Two other versions with the same title are in folders 149 and 150 #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 241
Folder 242	Rose, Annie A. Clairvoyant (Prof. W. L. Harris, 1907, Birmingham, Ala., white, clairvoyant, Macon, 20 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 242
Folder 243	Rose, Annie A. Untitled (W. L. Keenan, [1898?], Georgia, white, saleslady, Macon, 20 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 243
Folder 244	Rose, Annie A. Janice (Carolyn Ball, no date given, Moultrie, white, WPA typist, Macon, 19 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 244
Folder 245	Rose, Annie A. Untitled (Lizzie Mercer, no date given, no place given, black, unemployed, Macon, 1 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 245
Folder 246	Rose, Annie A. So We Can Have Things Like Other Folks (Sarah Myers, [1900?], Macon, white, textile worker, Macon, 5 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 246
Folder 247	Rose, Annie A. Untitled (Sarah Howard, no date given, no place given, black, housemaid, Macon, 28 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 247
Folder 248	Russell, Maurice. Homer L. Pike (Homer L. Pike, 1901, Fort Moultrie, Ala., white, textile worker, Atlanta, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 248
Folder 249	Russell, Maurice. Night Watchman (no name given, circa 1873, no place given, white, night watchman, Atlanta, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 249
Folder 250	Russell, Maurice. Life History (Mrs. Same E. Whelchel, circa 1905, Banks county, white, housewife, Atlanta, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 250
	Russell, Maurice. Another version, "The Family of an Automobile Worker," is in folder 262. #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 250
Folder 251	Russell, Maurice. Untitled (Mrs. Joe P. Stroh, circa 1914, Cobb county, white, housewife, Atlanta, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 251
Folder 252	Sieg, Gerald Chan. Laundryman (Chung Tai-pan, [1870?], China, Chinese, laundry operator, Atlanta, 20 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 252
Folder 253	Thorpe, Virginia. Root Doctor ("Ma" [Liza] Williams, circa 1836, no place given, black, root doctor, Atlanta, 13 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 253
Folder 254	Tonsill, Geneva. I Managed To Carry On (Eugenia Martin, no date given, no place given, black, WPA worker, housekeeping aide, Atlanta, November 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 254
Folder 255	Tonsill, Geneva. I's Still Traveling 'Cause I got Faith in God (Benjamin Johnson, circa 1843, Troupe county, black, ex-slave, Atlanta, September 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 255
Folder 256	Tonsill, Geneva. Untitled (Lucy Reeves, no date given, Clarke county, black, teacher, Atlanta, 21 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 256
Folder 257	Tonsill, Geneva. Unable to Stage a Comeback (F. Hodge, no date given, no place given, black, WPA worker, librarian government housing project, Atlanta, 27 October 1939)\ #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 257
Folder 258	Tonsill, Geneva. The Voice of God Spoke to Me (Jibson Littlejohn, 1855, Union county, SC, black, preacher, Atlanta, November 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 258
Folder 259	Tonsill, Geneva. The 'Lil Black Girl (Annie Jackson, 1904, Thomson, black, maid, Atlanta, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 259
Folder 260	Tonsill, Geneva. The Lord was with Me (G. L. Beasley, circa 1897, Tennessee, black, preacher, Atlanta, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 260
Folder 261	Tonsill, Geneva. I'se Always Had a Hard Time (Julia Brown [Aunt Sally], circa 1852, Commerce, black, ex-slave, Atlanta, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 261
Folder 262	Upshaw, Jacques. The Family of an Automobile Worker (Mrs. Same E. Whelchel, circa 1905, Cobb county, white, housewife, Atlanta, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 262
	Upshaw, Jacques. Another version, "Life History," is in folder 250 #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 262
Folder 263	Upshaw, Jacques. The Man Who Lives in the House By the Side of the Road (E. J. Tull, circa 1839, [Georgia?], white, teacher, Ellgay, December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 263
Folder 264	Vining, Mary. The Story of Selina W. (Sara Wolf, 1885, Rocky Ford, white, housewife, Savannah, 19 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 264
Folder 265	Deleted #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 265
Folder 266	No Author. "Let Me Live" (Carlmon Hamilton, 1913, Norwood, Alabama, black, student, Macon, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 266
Folder 267	No Author. Nannie Hawkins (Nannie Hawkins, circa 1914, Macon, black, cook, Pine Mountain Valley, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 267
Folder 268	No Author. Untitled (various individuals at WPA experimental farm community, Pine Mountain Valley, Georgia, July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 268
Folder 269	No Author. Not a Life Story (Mr. Antipodes, no date given, Mllst, Greece, Greek, operator Ice Cream plant, Atlanta, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Georgia." Folder 269

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Folder 270	Breaux, Hazel. Settled Down (Granville Brooks, [1879?], Charleston, Alabama, black, cook, New Orleans, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Louisiana." Folder 270
Folder 271	McKinney, Robert. My W.P.A. Man (Marguerite Clark, no date given, New Orleans, black, cook, New Orleans, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Louisiana." Folder 271
Folder 272	McKinney, Robert. Chimney Sweeper's Holiday (John Simms, no date given, New Orleans, black, chimney sweep, New Orleans, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Louisiana." Folder 272
Folder 273	No Author. A Shrimp Fisherman (no name given, no date given, New Orleans, shrimp fisherman, New Orleans, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "Louisiana." Folder 273

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Folder 274	Abbitt, Louise L., and Claude V. Dunnagan. Reckin' I'll Be Washin' an Ironin' Till I Drop Daid (Matt Wall, [1869?), Middleton, black, washwoman, Walnut Cove, 4 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 274
Folder 275	Abbitt and Dunnagan. Life History of Mrs. Jim Shelton (Mrs. McCabe, no date given, Peters Creek near Danbury, Virginia, white, widow, Walnut Cove, 23 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 275
Folder 276	Abbitt, Louise L. Holiness Preacher (Robah 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) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 276
Folder 277	Abner, John H., and George L. Andrews. Cotton in the Blood (Wade Hampton Taylor, 1883, Memphis, Tennessee, white, hotel manager and cotton man, Gastonia, 23 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 277
Folder 278	Abner, John H. and Edwin Massengill. The Photographer. (Hubert W. Johnson, 1905, no place given, white, photographer, Gastonia, 5 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 278
Folder 279	Abner, Massengill, and W. J. Sadler. A Quiz Kit? A Casket? (Samuel Barnwell, 1875, Alamance County, white, casket finisher and interior decorator, Gastonia 27 February 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 279
Folder 280	Abner, Massengill, and Sadler. The Knitter (Ed Rutledge, 1912, Fort Worth Texas, white, knitter, Burlington, 18 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 280
Folder 281	Abner, John H. Three Bibles (Joseph A. Michaels, 1868, Burke county, white, cotton mill worker, Burlington, 2 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 281
Folder 282	Abner, John H. Up and Down (Walter Corbett, 1876, Alamance county, black, tobacco farmer, Burlington, 2 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 282
Folder 283	Abner and Massengill. Tom Levine, Tailor (Sam Slatkin, 1892, Russia, Jewish, tailor, Gastonia, 10 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 283
Folder 284	Abner and Massengill. A Gambler's Philosophy (no name given, white, gambler, no place given, 5 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 284
Folder 285	Anderson, George, and Massengill. Through A Glass Darkly (Henry Brandon, no date given, no place given, white, vagrant, Yanceyville, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 285
	Andrews, George L. See Abner, folder 277; Hatch folder 510; Vaughan, folders 772 and 774. #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 285
Folder 286	Bailey, Loretto C. "We Have No Slums" (Description of Greensboro slums, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 286
Folder 287	Beaman, James S., and Massengill. A Life at Sea (Captain Otto Olsen, circa 1883, Norway, Norwegian, dredge boat operator, New Bern, 4 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 287
Folder 288	Beaman and Massengill Turkey Raising (Pearl Arnold, circa 1875, Benter, white, poultry farmer, New Bern, 15 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 288
Folder 289	Beaman and Massengill The Cabinet Maker (Otis Griffin, 1880, Leesport, white, cabinet-maker, New Bern, 17 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 289
Folder 290	Beaman, James S. The Family Hickman Colored (Needham Hickman, circa 1885, no place given, black, farmer, Croatan, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 290
Folder 291	Bennett, Cora. Ups and Downs (Arthur Moore, no date given, no place given, black, pressing club operator, Charlotte, 14 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 291
Folder 292	Bennett, Cora, and Mary R. Northrop. "I've Seen These States" (John Lowery, no date given, SC, black, Pullman porter, Charlotte, 20 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 292
Folder 293	Bennett and Northrop. "A Race Man Th'ough and Th'ough" (Ned Davis, 1897, Hartsville, SC, black, beauty shop owner, Charlotte, 3 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 293
Folder 294	Bennett and Northrop. Batchelor Mother (Odessa Polk, 1898, Charlotte, black, cook, Charlotte, 9 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 294
Folder 295	Bennett, Cora. Untitled (James Adams, no date given, no place given, black, "Odd-Job" Negro, Charlotte, 8 August 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 295
Folder 296	Bennett, Cora. "We Never Did Git Nowhere" (John Benton, no date given, Union county, black, disabled laborer, Charlotte, 5 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 296
Folder 297	Bennett and Northrop. "We'll Git Along Somehow" (Leathy Lightsey, no date given, no place given, black, WPA Project worker, Charlotte, 6 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 297
Folder 298	Bennett and Dudley W. Crawford. Untitled (J. R. Glenn, no date given, no place given, black, minister, Charlotte, 26 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 298
Folder 299	Bjorkman, Edwin. Hugh McCrae, Builder of Human Happiness, A Study in Agricultural Engineering (Hugh McCrae, circa 1874, Carrbonton, white, manager farm colonies, no place given, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 299
	Bjorkman, Edwin. See also Mabry, folder 602, and Stevens, folder 761. #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 299
	Browder, N. C. See Hicks, folder 535, and Vaughan, folder 770. #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 299
Folder 300	Brown, Emmett R., and E. Massengill. The McClennys (June A. McClenny, no date given, no place given, white, automobile painter, Goldsboro, 27 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 300
Folder 301	Brown, Mary Pearl. Anybody Not in Debt Ain't Worth Nothing (Nora J. Oates, no date given, no place given, white, tourist house operator, Charlotte, 23 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 301
Folder 302	Brown and Northrop. "Praise the Lord!" (Estell Stancill, no date given, [Anderson, SC?], white, WPA worker, Charlotte, 16 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 302
Folder 303	Brown, Mary Pearl. Untitled (George Burris, 1905, SC, black, servant, Charlotte, August 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 303
Folder 304	Brown, Mary Pearl. Untitled (Ollie Farrington, no date given, no place given, white, textile worker, Charlotte, 27 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 304
Folder 305	Brown, Mary Pearl. Untitled (J. H. Reynolds, no date given, no place given, white, textile worker, Charlotte, 25 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 305
Folder 306	Brown and Northrop. "Labor Can't Fight Capital" (Betty McCoy, 1902, Charlotte, white, textile worker, Charlotte, 25 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 306
Folder 307	Brown and Northrop. "I Used To Be a Bad Nigger" (Mattie Johnson, no date given, no place given, black wash woman, Charlotte, 23 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 307
Folder 308	Brown and Northrop. Glad to Work (Mrs. M. C. Campbell, circa 1880, no place given, white, textile worker, Charlotte, 19 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 308
Folder 309	Cannady, Beth. John Fleming: A Southern Gentleman (John Fleming, 1864, Wake county, white, businessman, Milton, 9 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 309
Folder 310	Cannady, Beth, and E. Massengill. Old Josh Dover (Ed Currin, circa 1857, Granville county, white, retired farmer, Oxford, 14 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 310
Folder 311	Cannady, Massengill, and W. J. Sadler. Another version of the same interview #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 311
Folder 312	Carter, Douglas. Perrenial Contestant (W. D. Long, circa 1889, NC, white, accountant, Asheville, 10 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 312
Folder 313	Carter, Douglas. Ex-Soldier (J. D. Mashburn, 1893, NC, owner of tire shop, Asheville, 16 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 313
Folder 314	Carter, Douglas. Hellos in America (A. G. Alexander, circa 1894, Turkey, Turkish, cafe owner, Asheville, 16 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 314
Folder 315	Carter, Douglas. Mushroom Grower (Caleb Carter, 1893, Montvale, white, mushroom grower, Asheville, 18 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 315
Folder 316	Carter, Douglas. Craftsman Born (Hal H. Nerbovig, 1876, Winona, MN, Norwegian, watchmaker, Asheville, 13 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 316
Folder 317	Carter, Douglas. The Clubhouse (Mary Miller, 1874, Asheville, black, bootlegger, Asheville, 9 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 317
Folder 318	Carter, Douglas. Neurotic (Lola Roberts, circa 1896, GA, white, widow, Asheville, 21 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 318
Folder 319	Carter, Douglas. The Inventor (J. H. Marshall, 1905, no place given, white, inventor, Cashiers, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 319
Folder 320	Carter, Douglas. A Good Time in the Army (John M. Thomason, circa 1889, NC, white, lumberman, Hendersonville, 23 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 320
Folder 321	Cobb, Pitts. James Joseph Florian (William Oscar Torain, no date given, no place given, black, janitor, Greensboro, 21 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 321
Folder 322	Cobb, Pitts. Second Hand Merchant (Norman T. Banks, [1875?], [New Orleans?], white, proprietor second hand store, Greensboro, 12 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 322
Folder 323	Combs, Stanley, and Massengill. Education is the Thing (William Edward Bardin, no date given, white, mechanic, Wilson, 5 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 323
Folder 324	Combs and Massengill. Women Are Best (Georgia Crockett Aiken, 1872, no place given, white, housekeeper, ex-school teacher, Wilson, 25 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 324
Folder 325	Combs and Massengill. Liquor Will Ruin You (Zelda Williamson, no date given, no place given, white, plumber, Wilson, 1 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 325
Folder 326	Combs and Massengill. An Old Farmer (S. P. Boykin, circa 1863, Wilson, white, farmer, Wilson, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 326
Folder 327	Combs and Massengill. A Blind Mattress Maker (W. Mose Holleman, 1897, no place given, white, mattress maker, Wilson, 15 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 327
Folder 328	Combs and Massengill. One of Them Might Be President (W. H. Etheridge, no date given, no place given, white, tobacco stemery worker, Wilson, 20 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 328
Folder 329	Combs and Massengill. Some People Are Never Destined to Have Anything (F. B. Brewer, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Wilson, 28 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 329
Folder 330	Combs and Massengill. A Citizen of Misfortune (S. A. Lamm, 1892, no place given, white, merchant, Wilson, 1 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 330
Folder 331	Corley, Harriet W. The Family of Isaac Bobbitt (Newton Owen, no date given, no place given, white, farmer, steel worker, Greensboro, January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 331
Folder 332	Corley, Harriet W. The Davis Family (Carl Davis, no date given, no place given, white, farmer, upper Moore county, 30 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 332
Folder 333	Crawford, Dudley W. Untitled (Rose Martin, [1892?], [Rutherford county?], white, textile worker, Spindale, 28 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 333
	Crawford, Dudley W. See also Bennett, folders 294-295 and 298; Deal, folders 343-345, 349-351, and 353-354; Merrick, folders 642 and 647-648; Wilson, folders 786-787 #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 333
Folder 334	Crowell, Henry L., Massengill, and W. J. Sadler. Spinster By Choice (Clara Raynor, no date given, Guilford county, white, bank clerk, Roxboro, 10 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 334
Folder 335	Darrow, Omar and Massengill. It's a Family Affair ("Aunt Hassie" Fletcher, 1870, no place given, white, housewife, Durham, 16 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 335
Folder 336	Darrow and Massengill. I Live My Own Life (Fred Tatum, no date given, no place given, white, landlord, Durham, 12 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 336
Folder 337	Darrow and Massengill. Sim Parsons (Sim Parsons, no date given, Redwood Community, Durham county, [white?], lumber truck driver, Durham, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 337
Folder 338	Darrow and Massengill. Trusting to God (John Lee White, 1879, no place given, black, pastor, Durham, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 338
Folder 339	Darrow and Massengill. I Love My Home (Omar Darrow, 1893, no place given, white, Federal Writers' Project interviewer, Durham, 1 and 11 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 339
Folder 340	Darrow and Massengill. Another version of the same interview #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 340
Folder 341	Darrow and Massengill. We'll Get Along Some Way (Marada Wiggins, no date given, no place given, white, unemployed knitter, Durham, 29 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 341
Folder 342	Darrow and Massengill. Free Advice (Beulah Parson Davis, no date given, no place given, white, fortuneteller, Durham, 5 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 342
Folder 343	Deal, Ethel, and Dudley W. Crawford. Untitled (Fannie Icord, [1889?], Caldwell county, black, washwoman, Newton, 14 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 343
Folder 344	Deal and Crawford. Untitled (Charlise Pope, circa 1910, Hickory, white, textile mill worker, Hickory, 5 August 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 344
Folder 345	Deal and Crawford. Untitled (John Lancaster, circa 1890, Rutherford county, white, tenant farmer, Newton, 22 August 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 345
Folder 346	Deal and Crawford. Untitled (Mrs. Robert Deal, circa 1899, Catawba county, white housewife, Newton, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 346
Folder 347	Deal, Ethel, and Mary R. Northrop. "Maybe Some Day I Can Read To Myself" (Mrs. Walter Rowe, no date given, McDowell county, white, mill worker, Newton,19 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 347
Folder 348	Deal, Ethel. Untitled (Rosa Kanipe, 1887, Newton, white, housewife, Newton, 29 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 348
Folder 349	Deal and Crawford. Untitled (Bertie Williams, no date given, no place given, white, farm girl, Newton, 9 August 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 349
Folder 350	Deal and Crawford. Untitled (Violet Freeze, circa 1912, no place given, white, textile worker, Kannapolis, 7 August 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 350
Folder 351	Deal and Crawford. Untitled (Herbert Crow, circa 1914, no place given, white, prison guard, [Burke county?], 25 August 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 351
Folder 352	Deal and Crawford. From Post to Pillar (Lulu Spencer, 1873, [Alexander county?], white, on relief, Newton, 16 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 352
Folder 353	Deal and Crawford. Untitled (Mrs. M. A. Matheson, 1873, Henderson county, white, invalid, Newton, 26 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 353
Folder 354	Deal and Crawford. Untitled (Wilma Cline, circa 1899, Gaffney county, white, textile worker, Henry River, 19 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 354
Folder 355	Deal and Northrop. "I'm a Good Nurse" (Earl M. Lasker, 1899, no place given, white, nurse and weaver, Newton, 14 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 355
Folder 356	Deal, Ethel. Untitled (Della Benfield, circa 1882, no place given, white, on relief, Newton, 12 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 356
Folder 357	Deal, Ethel. Untitled (Jennie Chambers, no date given, no place given, white, housewife, Newton, 10 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 357
Folder 358	Deal, Ethel. Untitled (Merton Rhodes, no date given, no place given, white, farmer, Startown, 10 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 358
Folder 359	Dunnagan, Clalee, and Claude. "Ole in Broke" (Mandy Long Roberson, [1855?], Yadkin county, black, ex-slave, housekeeper, landowner, county home inmate, Yadkinville, 6 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 359
Folder 360	Dunnagan, Clalee, and Claude. "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) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 360
Folder 361	Dunnagan, Clalee, and Esther S. Pinnix. The Old Mill (Laura Kimball, 1858, Yadkin county, black, ex-slave, housekeeper, Booneville, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 361
Folder 362	Dunnagan, Clalee, and Claude. Horse and Buggy Doctor (Dr. Solucious Lycurgus Russell, no date given, no place given, white, doctor, 11 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 362
Folder 363	Dunnagan, Clalee, and Claude. 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) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 363
Folder 364	Dunnagan, Clalee, Hoke and Lu Coy (Lillian Holbrook, no date given, no place given, white, tenant and Claude. farmer; Early Holbrook, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, mill worker, laborer, Jonesville, 28 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 364
Folder 365	Dunnagan, Claude. Life Story of Mr. and Mrs. Exie Hardin, Tenant Farmers of Yadkin County (Exie 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) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 365
	Dunnagan, Claude. Another version, "Mr. and Mrs. Truman Barger, Beachtown, N. C.," is in folder 371 #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 365
Folder 366	Dunnagan, Claude and Massengill. A Lot of Punishin (Delia Underwood, no date given, no place given, white, farmer, Yadkinville, 29 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 366
Folder 367	Dunnagan, Claude. The Story of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Childress, Farm Tenants in Yadkin County (Joe 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) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 367
Folder 368	Dunnagan, Claude. Life Story of Lula and Allison Sizemore (Lula 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) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 368
Folder 369	Dunnagan, Claude. Totalitarian Jetsom (Mike Solokopis, 1885, no place given, Greek, restaurateur, no place given, 14 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 369
Folder 370	Dunnagan, Claude. The Wandering Magician (Frank Hageman, no date given, no place given, white, magician, New York, 28 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 370
Folder 371	Dunnagan, Claude. 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) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 371
	Dunnagan, Claude. Another version, "Life Story of Mr. and Mrs. Exie Hardin, Tenant Farmers of Yadkin County," is in folder 365 #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 371
Folder 372	Dunnagan, Claude. When Spring Comes (No name given, no date given, no place given, [white?], prostitute, no place given, 13 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 372
	Dunnagan, Claude. See also Abbitt, folders 274-275; Clalee Dunnagan, folders 359-360, and 362-364; Mabry, folder 604; and Pearson, folder 690 #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 372
	Edwards, Lucille B. See Harris, folders 508-509 #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 372
Folder 373	Fain, Harry. Eliza Grant, Midwife (Eliza Grant, circa 1881, no place given, black, midwife, Raleigh, 20 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 373
Folder 374	Fain, Harry. Saturday's Pay Day (No names given, no date given, no place given, black, day laborers, Raleigh, 1 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 374
Folder 375	Fain, Harry. Hobart Boswell, Editor (Robert Gray, no date given, no place given, white, editor, former lawyer, Raleigh, 20 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 375
Folder 376	Fain, Harry. Horse Trader (Kemp P. Hill, 1867, no place given, white, horse and mule trader, Raleigh, 20 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 376
Folder 377	Fain, Harry. Bonnie, the Hairdresser (Bonnie Baste, 1899, [Louisburg?], white, manager of a beauty parlor, Raleigh, 2 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 377
Folder 378	Fain, Harry. A Day with the Galloways (W. 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) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 378
Folder 379	Forster, William O. Thomas Mason Forrest (Thomas Mason Forrest, 1884, [Chapel Hill?], white, farmer, Durham, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 379
Folder 380	Forster, W. O. Ellis Stone (Ellis Stone, circa 1898, Four Oaks, white, tenant farmer, Durham, 29 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 380
Folder 381	Forster, W. O. Jim Long (Jim Long, circa 1876, no date given, no place given, tenant farmer, Chapel Hill, 6 December 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 381
Folder 382	Forster, W. O. Joe Beck (Joe Beck, no date given, Durham County, tenant farmer, Chapel Hill, 6 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 382
Folder 383	Forster, W. O. John Elliott (John Elliott, 1876, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Orange county, 11 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 383
Folder 384	Forster, W. O. Sycamore Hill (Mrs. Brown, circa 1893, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Durham, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 384
Folder 385	Forster, W. O. Willie Roberts, A Negro Laborer-Mechanic (Willie Roberts, no date given, no place given, black, farmer-mechanic, Durham, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 385
Folder 386	Forster, W. O. Five Year Lease [Jack Milligan] (Jack Milligan, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Durham, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 386
Folder 387	Forster, W. O. Amos Mitchell (Durham county, Durham, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 387
Folder 388	Forster, W. O. James Terrill, Man of All Work (James Terrill, circa 1884, Danville, VA, white, barber, Carrboro, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 388
Folder 389	Forster, W. O. John Shaw (John Shaw, circa 1879, no place given, black, tenant farmer, Durham, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 389
Folder 390	Forster, W. O. Mrs. John Cates (Mrs. John Cates, circa 1885, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Durham, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 390
Folder 391	Forster, W. O. Tom Hearst (Tom Hearst, no date given, no place given, white, farmer, Durham, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 391
Folder 392	Forster, W. O. John Gauss (John Gauss, no date given, no place given, black, tenant farmer; Mrs. John Gauss, black, tenant farmer, Durham, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 392
Folder 393	Forster, W. O. David Stephens, Colored Tenant (Dave Stephens, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, New ton Grove, 22 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 393
Folder 394	Forster, W. O. Watkins Abernathy (Watkins Abernathy, 1873, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Newton Grove, 22 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 394
Folder 395	Forster, W. O. John and Sarah Autrey (John Autrey, circa 1914, no place given, white, tenant farmer; Sarah Autrey, circa 1914, no place given, white tenant farmer, Clinton, 20 September 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 395
Folder 396	Forster, W. O. Sallie Johnson (Sallie Johnson, no date given, no place given, black, tenant farmer, Clinton, 1 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 396
Folder 397	Forster, W. O. Dick Striker, Farm Laborer (Dick Striker, circa 1876, Goldsboro, white, farm laborer, Clinton, 12 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 397
	Forster, W. O. Another version with the same title is in folder 1028. #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 397
Folder 398	Anonymous I Am A Country Editor (W. O. Saunders, Country Editor, Elizabeth City, N.C.) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 398
Folder 399	Forster, W. O. Mary Allen (Mary Allen, [1879?], no place given, white, farmer; John Allen, [1879?], no place given, white, farmer, Clinton, 16 September 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 399
Folder 400	Forster, W. O. Facing Ahead (Anthony Gibbs, 1875, Carrboro, white, mechanic, Carrboro, 29 August 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 400
Folder 401	Forster, W. O. Hubert Smith (Hubert 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) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 401
Folder 402	Forster, W. O. B. F. Cates (B. F. Cates, circa 1872, Swepsonville, white, farmer, textile worker, Carrboro, 14 November 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 402
Folder 403	Forster, W. O. Henry Howard (Henry Howard, circa 1885, no place given, white farmer, Elizabeth Howard, circa 1889, no place given, white, farmer, Chapel Hill, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 403
Folder 404	Forster, W. O. Henry Wicker (Henry Wicker, no date given, no place given, Sanford, white, tenant farmer, Chapel Hill, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 404
Folder 405	Forster, W. O. Ed and Margaret O'Neal (Ed O'Neal, 1870, Chatham county, white, farmer; Margaret O'Neal, 1885, no place given, white, farmer, Chapel Hill, 4 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 405
	Forster, W. O. Another version, "Ed and Margaret O'Neal," is in folder 1028. #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 405
Folder 406	Forster, W. O. Ed Jones, A Farmer Who Tries a Comeback (Ed Jones, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Chapel Hill, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 406
Folder 407	Forster, W. O. Virgil Johnson, An Old School Colored Farmer (Virgil Johnson, 1871, no place given, black, tenant farmer, Chapel Hill, 22 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 407
Folder 408	Forster, W. O. Jim Jeffrey (Jim Jeffrey, no date given, Oconee county, GA, white, tenant farmer, Durham, 10 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 408
Folder 409	Forster, W. O. Parish and Judith Lassiter (Parrish Lassiter, circa 1899, no place given, white, tenant farmer; Judith Lassiter, no date given, Clayton Township, white, tenant farmer, Four Oaks, 18 September 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 409
Folder 410	Forster, W. O. Cisco Mayes (Cisco Mayes, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Durham, April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 410
	Forster, W. O. Another version, with the same title, is in folder 1028. #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 410
Folder 411	Forster, W. O. Catherine and Will Jones (Catherine Jones, circa 1894, no place given, white, tenant farmer; Will Jones, circa 1894, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Chatham county, 14 September 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 411
Folder 412	Forster, W. O. Saunders Johnson (Saunders Johnson, circa 1884, no place given, black, sawmill worker, Smithfield, 10 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 412
Folder 413	Forster, W. O. Ed and Mary Johnson (Ed Jackson, circa 1893, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Chapel Hill, 27 September 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 413
Folder 414	Forster, W. O. Mary Miller (Mary Miller, no place given, OH, white, tenant farmer, Durham, 4 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 414
Folder 415	Forster, W. O. The Bill Barbees (Bill Barbee, no date given, NC, white, tenant farmer, Durham, 10 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 415
Folder 416	Harris, Bernice Kelly. Jim Parker Hopes Ahead (Jim Parker, circa 1877, VA, black, tenant farmer, Seaboard, 7 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 416
Folder 417	Harris, Bernice K. The Algae Jordans (Algie Jordan, circa 1880, Seaboard, white, on relief; May Jordan, circa 1880, Seaboard, white, on relief, Seaboard, 13 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 417
Folder 418	Harris, Bernice K. Cloud By Day (An adult education class, Seaboard, 9 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 418
Folder 419	Harris, Bernice K. Sharecropping's the Best (Roland Maddrey, circa 1889, no place given, white, farmer, Seaboard, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 419
Folder 420	Harris, Bernice K. Rosa Irving (Rosa Irving, 1865, no place given, white, widow, Seaboard, 3 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 420
Folder 421	Harris, Bernice K. One Jump Ahead Every Time (No name given, no date given, Seaboard, black, tenant farmer, Seaboard, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 421
Folder 422	Harris, Bernice K. Circle Number III Meets (Meeting church circle, Seaboard, 12 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 422
Folder 423	Harris, Bernice K. A Southern Gentleman (No name given, no date given, [Seaboard?], white, landlord, Seaboard, 31 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 423
Folder 424	Harris, Bernice K. A. K. Harris, Undertaker (A. K. Harris, circa 1874, Seaboard, black, undertaker, Seaboard, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 424
Folder 425	Harris, Bernice K. Molly Harding, Negro (Molly Harding, circa 1887, no place given, black, tenant farmer, Pleasant Hill, 6 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 425
Folder 426	Harris, Bernice K. Mariah and Berle Barnes, Ex-Slaves (Mariah Barnes, circa 1856, [Gaysburg?], black, ex-slave; Berle Barnes, no date given, no place given, black, ex-slave, Seaboard, 9 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 426
Folder 427	Harris, Bernice K. Minnie Moody, Negro Farmer (Minnie Moody, circa 1884, [the Neck?], black, farmer, Seaboard, 25 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 427
Folder 428	Harris, Bernice K. Will There Be Any Stars (Lucy James Railey Britt, 1844, Gates county, white, elderly woman, Seaboard, 28 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 428
Folder 429	Harris, Bernice K. To This End (Miss Pat, circa 1859, no date given, no place given, white, elderly lady, Seaboard, 27 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 429
Folder 430	Harris, Bernice K. No Stick Leg (Lettice Joyner, circa 1829, Bryant Plantation, the Neck, black, ex-slave, Seaboard, 3 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 430
Folder 431	Harris, Bernice K. Sisters in the Lord (Lucy Ivory, circa 1861, Woodland, black, ex-slave, Seaboard, 27 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 431
Folder 432	Harris, Bernice K. Joe Fielding (Joe Fielding, circa 1879, Concord, white, tenant farmer, Seaboard, 21 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 432
Folder 433	Harris, Bernice K. Lewis Little: Sharecropper (Lewis Little, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Seaboard, 29 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 433
Folder 434	Harris, Bernice K. Richard Lloyd, Minister (Richard Lloyd, 1889, Newton, Wales, Welsh, minister, Jackson, 17 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 434
Folder 435	Harris, Bernice K. John Wesley Parker, MD (John Wesley Parker, no date given, no place given, doctor, white, Seaboard, 28 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 435
Folder 436	Harris, Bernice K. I Am Sick O'Farming ([?] Little, circa 1889, Seaboard, white, farmer, Seaboard, 21 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 436
Folder 437	Harris, Bernice K. Hart Thomas, Negro (Hart Thomas, 1859, no place given, black, tenant farmer, Seaboard, 30 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 437
Folder 438	Harris, Bernice K. The Hattie Duggers, Negroes (Hattie Dugger, no date given, no place given, black, tenant farmer, Pleasant Hill, 28 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 438
Folder 439	Harris, Bernice K. You Can't Take the Country Out of a Man (Charlie Hart, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Seaboard, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 439
Folder 440	Harris, Bernice K. The Lees (Josie Taylor Lee, circa 1886, no place given, white, tenant farmer; Steve Lee, circa 1883, Severn, white, tenant farmer, Seaboard, 10 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 440
Folder 441	Harris, Bernice K. Dona Balmer Male (Dona Balmer Male, circa 1896, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Pleasant Hill, 10 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 441
Folder 442	Harris, Bernice K. Molly Jordan: Mulatto Farm Woman (Molly Jordan, 1867, Southampton county, VA, black, tenant farmer, Pleasant Hill, 1 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 442
Folder 443	Harris, Bernice K. Aaron and Mary Montgomery, Negroes (Aaron Montgomery, [1866?], Vaughan, black, tenant farmer; Mary Montgomery, circa 1881, black, tenant farmer, Pleasant Hill, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 443
Folder 444	Harris, Bernice K. The 'Portugese,' Fannie Wiggins (Fannie Wiggins, circa 1880, no place given, 'Portugese,' tenant farmer; Charles Wiggins, circa 1879, no place given, 'Portugese,' tenant farmer, Northampton county, 22 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 444
Folder 445	Harris, Bernice K. "I've Kept Rentin'" (Paula Parks, no date given, [Gunberry?], white, tenant farmer, Seaboard, 17 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 445
Folder 446	Harris, Bernice K. Christine Poole, Speaking (Christine Poole, no date given, no place given, white, teacher, Seaboard, 13 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 446
Folder 447	Harris, Bernice K. The Drapers, White Sharecroppers (Bob Draper, circa 1878, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Seaboard, 2 August 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 447
Folder 448	Harris, Bernice K. W. A. Suiter, Part-time Employee (S. A. Suiter, circa 1892, no place given, black, part-time employee, Seaboard, 31 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 448
Folder 449	Harris, Bernice K. Rosa Faison, Negro (Rosa Faison, [1860?], Margaretsville, black, farmer, Margaretsville, 10 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 449
Folder 450	Harris, Bernice K. Fanny Bowers Maddrey and Her Husband (Fanny Bowers Maddrey, 1892, Gumberry, black, tenant farmer, 8 August 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 450
Folder 451	Harris, Bernice K. "I'd Like to Have a Coca Cola" (Pattie Debrow, circa 1878, [Merrytops on the Neck], black, elderly woman, Gumberry, 1 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 451
Folder 452	Harris, Bernice K. Never Weary on the Way (Sallie Jordan, no date given, [Seaboard?], black, chore woman, Seaboard, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 452
Folder 453	Harris, Bernice K. "I've Had Good Landlords" (Ernest Flythe, circa 1893, Conway, white, tenant farmer, 19 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 453
Folder 454	Harris, Bernice K. The Clipping Goes to Mrs. Jordan (Mrs. Peter Jordan, circa 1867, no place given, white, elderly woman, Pleasant Hill, 17 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 454
Folder 455	Harris, Bernice K. "If It Wa'nt For the Sewing Room" (Mrs. Hargraves, circa 1897, no place given, white, WPA worker, Seaboard, 5 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 455
Folder 456	Harris, Bernice K. Jennings and Merriam, Cotton Ginners (Jennings, circa 1866, Six Springs, white, cotton ginner; Merriam, no date given, no place given, white, cotton ginner, Seaboard, 27 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 456
Folder 457	Harris, Bernice K. Roger T. Stevenson, Justice of the Peace (Roger T. Stevenson, circa 1869, Midvale, white, justice of the peace, Seaboard, 10 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 457
Folder 458	Harris, Bernice K. Eric Norfleet, Judge of Recorder's Court (Eric Norfleet, no date given, Roxebel, white, lawyer, Seaboard, 11 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 458
Folder 459	Harris, Bernice K. Mrs. Jennie Wheeler (Jennie Wheeler, circa 1883, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Margaretsville, 2 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 459
Folder 460	Harris, Bernice K. I'm Mighty Lucky (Eddie Davis, circa 1900, no place given, white, basket-maker, Seaboard, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 460
Folder 461	Harris, Bernice K. Hard Luck Harry (Harry Allen, no date given, no place given, white, WPA worker, Seaboard, 5 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 461
Folder 462	Harris, Bernice K. The Drapers 'Set' Till Bed Time (Ada 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) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 462
	Harris, Bernice K. Another version, untitled, is in folder 447. #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 462
Folder 463	Harris, Bernice K. Amos Long, Ex-Slave (Amos Long, circa 1839, [Northampton?], black, ex-slave, Seaboard, 22 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 463
Folder 464	Harris, Bernice K. I's Laughed Some ([Nellie Blythe?], [1847?], Gayersburg, black, ex-slave, Seaboard, 28 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 464
Folder 465	Harris, Bernice K. The Grizzards (Mr. Grizzard, 1861, Greensville county, white, elderly man; Corrie Grizzard, no date given, Homersville, white, elderly lady, Seaboard, 11 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 465
Folder 466	Harris, Bernice K. The Mack Faisons (Mack Faison, circa 1891, Pleasant Hill, white, tenant farmer, Pleasant Hill, 31 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 466
Folder 467	Harris, Bernice K. Preacher Goode, Negro (Preacher Henry Goode, circa 1865, no place given, black, preacher, Seaboard, 6 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 467
Folder 468	Harris, Bernice K. The Willie McLongs (Willie McLong, circa 1861, no place given, white, truck farmer, Seaboard, 13 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 468
Folder 469	Harris, Bernice K. Tank Valentine Daughtry (Tank Valentine Daughtry, circa 1865, no place given, Mecklenburg county, VA, black, farmer, Seaboard, 22 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 469
Folder 470	Harris, Bernice K. No Scrap Pile Yet (Alice Kee, 1867, Cedar Rock, black, farm laborer, Pleasant Hill, 6 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 470
Folder 471	Harris, Bernice K. Nelly Hargraves (Nelly Hargraves, no date given, Seaboard, black, Margaretsville, 14 August 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 471
Folder 472	Harris, Bernice K. Precinct Chairman (Name not given, 1898, Martin county, white, railroad agent, Gumberry, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 472
Folder 473	Harris, Bernice K. Just A Plain Two-Horse Farmer (James Hillyer, 1873, [Pleasant Hill?], white, farmer, Pleasant Hill, 15 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 473
Folder 474	Harris, Bernice K. The Landlord Has His Troubles (Name not given, no date given, no place given, white, landlord, Seaboard, 5 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 474
Folder 475	Harris, Bernice K. Ethel Vassar, Cook (Ethel Vasser, no date given, no place given, black, cook, Seaboard, 23 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 475
Folder 476	Harris, Bernice K. The Boones (Mrs. Boone, no date given, [Charlotte?], white, tenant farmer, Seaboard, 25 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 476
Folder 477	Harris, Bernice K. Rosa Warwick, Farmer (Rosa Warwick, no date given, Pleasant Hill, white, tenant farmer, Pleasant Hill, 21 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 477
Folder 478	Harris, Bernice K. Henry Calhoun Weathers (Henry Calhoun Weathers, 1889, Wake county, white, landlord, Seaboard, 1 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 478
Folder 479	Harris, Bernice K. The Ethel Whiteheads (Ethel Whitehead, [1893?], Seaboard, white, farmer, Seaboard, 17 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 479
Folder 480	Harris, Bernice K. "I Ain't Lost Heart" (Richard Branch, 1875, Enfield, black, tenant farmer, Seaboard, 14 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 480
Folder 481	Harris, Bernice K. The Misses Hodges (Aunt Sue Hodges, circa 1861, [Lesker?], farmer, elderly woman; Tommie Hodges, circa 1883, no place given, farmer, Pleasant Hill, 17 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 481
Folder 482	Harris, Bernice K. The John Basses (John Bass, circa 1873, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Seaboard, 20 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 482
Folder 483	Harris, Bernice K. The B. D. Bass Household (B. D. [Boss] Bass, no date given, no place given, white, farmer, Seaboard, 18 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 483
Folder 484	Harris, Bernice K. Mrs. Wright Jordan (Mrs. Wright Jordan, circa 1882, no place given, white, on relief, Seaboard, 26 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 484
Folder 485	Harris, Bernice K. Jackson Bullitt, Small Landlord (Jackson Bullitt, no date given, Juniper, VA, white, landlord, Seaboard, 11 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 485
Folder 486	Harris, Bernice K. Forty-Six Years A Merchant (No name given, circa 1867, Creeksville, white, merchant, Seaboard, 4 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 486
Folder 487	Harris, Bernice K. A Sharecropper's Saturday Night ([?] Harris, circa 1870, Edgecombe, SC, white, tenant farmer, Seaboard, 23 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 487
Folder 488	Harris, Bernice K. Red Steer's A Great Career ([?] Howell, 1913, Seaboard, white, fertilizer salesman, Seaboard, 1 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 488
Folder 489	Harris, Bernice K. A Cross-Roads Store (Grover C. White, no date given, no place given, white, country store operator, Seaboard, 1 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 489
Folder 490	Harris, Bernice K. Sam Sets It Down (Sam T. Vassar, 1890, no place given, black, unemployed, Seaboard, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 490
Folder 491	Harris, Bernice K. Plow Beans for Pills (Walter Raleigh Parker, no date given, Beoman county, white, doctor, Woodland, 24 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 491
Folder 492	Harris, Bernice K. Saturday Afternoon Street Scene (street scene, Seaboard, 3 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 492
Folder 493	Harris, Bernice K. The Miller and the Fourth (No name given, 1867, no date given, no place given, white, miller, Seaboard, 7 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 493
Folder 494	Harris, Bernice K. Rev. C. Herman Trueblood (C. Herman Trueblood, no date given, Elizabeth City, white, preacher, Seaboard, 16 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 494
Folder 495	Harris, Bernice K. Ruth Vick Everett Speaking (Ruth Vick Everett, no date given, no place given, white, teacher, Seaboard, 8 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 495
Folder 496	Harris, Bernice K. "I Can't Sing Like I Used To" (Uncle John Pebbles, [1848?], Creeksville, black, ex-slave, Creeksbille, 26 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 496
Folder 497	Harris, Bernice K. "Not To Be Trampled On" ([Miss Pat?], 1859, no place given, white, elderly woman, Pleasant Hill) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 497
	Harris, Bernice K. See also, "To This End," folder 430 #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 497
Folder 498	Harris, Bernice K. Sharecropping's All Right (Mrs. Will Comer, circa 1884, Bertie, white, day laborer, tenant farmer; Will Comer, 1879, Bertie, white, day laborer, tenant farmer, Emporia, VA, 22 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 498
Folder 499	Harrison, Willis S. Red Thomas Sawmill Worker (William Thomas, circa 1897, Coropeake, white, sawmill worker, Windsor, 8 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 499
Folder 500	Harrison, Willis S. Marsh Taylor, Landlord (J. B. Fearing, no date given, no place given, white, landlord, Windsor, 19 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 500
Folder 501	Harrison, Willis S. Tom Pugh, Tenant Farmer (Tom Pugh, 1889, no place given, black, tenant farmer, Windsor, 11 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 501
Folder 502	Harrison, Willis S. William Carter, Negro Merchant and Farmer (William Carter, 1863, no place given, black, merchant, farmer, Windsor, 9 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 502
Folder 503	Harrison, Willis S. Arthur Roberson of Doodle Hill (W. A. Roberson, circa 1889, Bear Grass, white, country store operator, Williamston, 7 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 503
Folder 504	Harriss, Frances L. Ann Page Millworker (Ann Williamson, circa 1867, no place given, white, mill worker, Williamson, 14 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 504
Folder 505	Harriss, Frances L. Another version of the same interview #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 505
Folder 506	Harriss, F. L., Sadler, and Massengill Fisherman's Widow (Mrs. Richard Farrow, circa 1893, [Masonboro Sound?], white, WPA worker, Masonboro Sound, 27 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 506
Folder 507	Harriss, Frances L. Martha Turner, The Half-breed (Martha Turner, circa 1843, Bladen county, Indian, cotton mill worker, Wilmington, 20 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 507
Folder 508	Harriss, Frances L., Lucille B. Edwards, and Massengill A Family of Dry Dock (John Solomon Hales, circa1882, white, dredge boat operator, Wilmington, 23 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 508
Folder 509	Harriss, Edwards, and Massengill "Granny of Elvidor" (Warren Edwards, 1877, Wilmington, white, carpenter; Harriet Edwards, 1882, SC, white, housewife, Wilmington, 16 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 509
Folder 510	Hatch, Henry D., and George L. Andrews Red Cap (Doc Mormon, 1878, Philadelphia, black, station porter, Hamlet, 10 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 510
Folder 511	Hatch and Massengill "Front, Johnnie!" (William Hitt, circa 1911, [GA?], white, gas station operator, Hamlet, 27 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 511
Folder 512	Hennessee, Wm. E. The Magistrate (Clarence Fesperman, 1872, Hamerton, white, justice of the peace, Salisbury, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 512
Folder 513	Hennessee, Wm. E. The Doctor (Camilius Lanier, [1850?], [Mecklenburg county, VA?], white, doctor, Davie county, March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 513
Folder 514	Hennessee, Wm. E. Counsellor at Law (Robert Lee Wright, no date given, no place given, white, lawyer, Salisbury, February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 514
Folder 515	Hennessee, Wm. E. A Day in Court (Judge T. G. Farr, no date given, no place given, white, judge, Salisbury, 5 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 515
Folder 516	Hicks, Mary A., and Massengill Crazed by Fear (Ernest Foster, circa 1880, no place given, white, farmer, Selma, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 516
Folder 517	Hicks and Massengill The Turning Point (Mrs. Odell McNeil, no date given, no place given, white, bag maker, Salisbury, 2 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 517
Folder 518	Hicks and Massengill If I Had More Education (William Bagwell, no date given, no place given, white, mechanic, Apex, 9 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 518
Folder 519	Hicks, Massengill, and Sadler The Hunter Family (Valentine Hunter, circa 1906, no place given, white, housewife; Delbert Hunter, circa 1896, Tampa, FL, white, carpenter, Raleigh, 28 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 519
Folder 520	Hicks and Massengill War Minded (Mabry Shaw, no date given, no place given, black, sawmill worker, Raleigh, 29 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 520
Folder 521	Hicks and Massengill Head of a Family (N. G. Blake, no date given, Raleigh, white, bus driver, Raleigh, 9 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 521
Folder 522	Hicks and Massengill Just a Mormon at Heart (N. E. Ward, circa 1876, no place given, white, farmer and lawyer, Spring Hope, 23 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 522
Folder 523	Hicks and Massengill A Full Life is Best (Mary Whitley, no date given, no place given, white, seamstress, Rocky Mount, 24 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 523
Folder 524	Hicks and Massengill Air Castles of Young Love (Barney J. Medlin, circa 1915, no place given, white, Civilian Conservation Corps, Durham, 14 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 524
Folder 525	Hicks, Massengill, and Sadler The New Generation (Vernon Moore, circa 1919, no place given, white, farmer, Selma, 19 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 525
Folder 526	Hicks and Massengill The Happy Farmhand (John Blunt, [1884?], no place given, black, farm hand, Raleigh, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 526
Folder 527	Hicks, Mary A. The Thompson Family (Mary Thompson, 1902, no place given, white, housewife, Raleigh, 13 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 527
Folder 528	Hicks, Mary A. Carpentering Am a Job (Andrew King, no date given, Barton, white, carpenter, Cary, 3 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 528
Folder 529	Hicks and Massengill The Artis Simpson Family (Lonnie Williams, 1902, Raleigh, white, printer, Cary, 5 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 529
Folder 530	Hicks, Massengill, and Sadler A Waitress (Eva Truelove, circa 1912, Hartnell county, white, waitress, Raleigh, 1 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 530
Folder 531	Hicks and Massengill Everything is Intended (Mrs. Highsmith, circa 1915, no place given, white, seamstress, Raleigh, 14 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 531
Folder 532	Hicks and Massengill Self-Denial (Peter B. Bowers, circa 1888, white, farmer and teacher, Raleigh, 2 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 532
Folder 533	Hicks and Massengill A Rough Route (Leroy Hicks, circa 1872, Johnston county, white, farmer, Cary, 26 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 533
	Hicks and Massengill Another version, "The Hicks Family," is in folder 544 #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 533
Folder 534	Hicks, Mary A. The Charles Medlin Family (Mattie 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) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 534
Folder 535	Hicks and Browder Another version of the same interview. #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 535
Folder 536	Hicks and Massengill Righteous and Ready to Go (Ida Maynard, circa 1880, no place given, white, flower agent, Raleigh, 9 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 536
Folder 537	Hicks and Massengill Story of a Washwoman (Valley Perry, 1901, no place given, black, laundress, Cary, 28 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 537
Folder 538	Hicks and Massengill My Mistakes (Ida Fleming, no date given, no place given, white, WPA clerical worker, Raleigh, 21 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 538
Folder 539	Hicks and Massengill Bad Bargains Are Sometimes Good (Lily Brewer, no date given, no place given, white, teacher and seamstress, Justice, 20 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 539
Folder 540	Hicks, Mary A., and Willis P. Harrison The Owens Family (William J. Owen, circa 1885, white, tenant farmer, Wilson, 25 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 540
Folder 541	Hicks and Massengill The "It" Man (E. L. Thomas, no date given, no place given, white, bus driver, Raleigh, 16 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 541
Folder 542	Hicks and Massengill He Knows It Doesn't Pay (Charlie Mitchell, circa 1899, Lenoir, white, railroad fireman, Raleigh, 23 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 542
Folder 543	Hicks, Mary A. The Medlin Family (Richard Medlin, circa 1862, Crabtree Creek, white, farmer, Raleigh, 15 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 543
Folder 544	Hicks, Mary A. The Hicks Family (Leroy Hicks, circa 1872, Johnston county, white, farmer, Cary, 26 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 544
	Hicks, Mary A. Another version, "A Rough Route," is in folder 533 #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 544
Folder 545	Hicks and Massengill Facing a Tough Future (Ed Roland, no date given, no place given, white, mechanic, Raleigh, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 545
Folder 546	Hicks and Massengill From Farmer to Merchant (William R. Hobby, no date given, no place given, white, merchant, Raleigh, 7 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 546
Folder 547	Hicks and Massengill Bread Alone (Wiley Rogers, no date given, no place given, black, steel worker, state highway commission employee, Method, 7 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 547
Folder 548	Hicks, Massengill, and Sadler "Don't You Envy Me?" (Dora Hardy, no date given, Wake county, white, clerk, Raleigh, 13 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 548
Folder 549	Hicks, Mary A. The Hamilton Family (Zebulon Hawkins Hamilton, circa 1862, Wake county, blacksmith, state highway commission employee, Raleigh, 25 November 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 549
Folder 550	Hicks and Massengill The Stake of Life (William Batts, no date given, no place given, black, tobacco packer, Wilson, 1 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 550
Folder 551	Hicks, Mary A., Ed Massengill, and Frank McDonald The Thurman Hamiltons (Mrs. Thurman Hamilton, no date given, no place given, white, wife of a truck driver, Cary, 14 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 551
Folder 552	Hicks, Mary A. The Stultz Family (Carey Stultz, circa 1893, Moore county, white, day laborer, Cary, 5 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 552
Folder 553	Hicks, Mary A. The House Family (William House, no date given, no place given, white, driver city street sweeper, Raleigh, 22 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 553
Folder 554	Hicks, Massengill, and Sadler The Cally Reaves Family (Lela Reaves, circa 1903, Wake county, white, wife of a driver for a transfer company, 2 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 554
Folder 555	Hicks and Massengill The Boss of the Rolling Squad (Henry Garner, no date given, no place given, white, WPA foreman, Cary, 18 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 555
Folder 556	Hicks and Massengill Easier Ways (Leonard Warwick, no date given, no place given, white, farmer, Selma, 10 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 556
Folder 557	Hicks and Massengill 'Backer Barning (Ransome Jackson, no date given, no place given, white, tobacco farmer, Smithfield, 19 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 557
Folder 558	Hicks, Mary A. The Emmett Allen Family (Mrs. Allen, no date given, no place given, white, wife of a carpenter, Raleigh, 3 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 558
Folder 559	Jordan, Travis Life in Erwin Mill Village (Group of textile workers, Durham, 21 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 559
Folder 560	Jordan, Travis Martha Hinton, A Good Woman (Martha Hinton, circa 1859, Pearson county, white, rooming house keeper, Durham, 9 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 560
Folder 561	Jordan, Travis Hazel Wicker (Hazel Wicker, circa 1914, Angier, white, occupation not indicated, Durham, 9 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 561
Folder 562	Jordan, Massengill, and Sadler John Lincoln (No name given, circa 1894, [SC?], white, insurance salesman, Durham, 9 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 562
Folder 563	Jordan and Massengill I'll Have Something Yet (Pearl Phillips, circa 1916, Eastern NC, white, WPA worker, Durham, 20 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 563
Folder 564	Jordan, Travis Bud Taylor, Tenant Farmer (Bud Taylor, no date given, no place given, white, tenant farmer, Bahama, 14 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 564
Folder 565	Jordan, Travis Bill Saunders, Landowner (Bill Saunders, no date given, no place given, white, landowner, Bahama, 21 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 565
Folder 566	King, Robert O. Lee Anderson Stanley (Lee Anderson Stanley, Raleigh, N.C., 13-16 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 566
Folder 567	King, Robert O. Sherwood Upchurch (J. Sherwood Upchurch, 1870, Raleigh, white, retired politician, Raleigh, 6-8 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 567
Folder 568	King, Robert O. Frank Goldie Moore (Frank G. Moore, 1879, Rocky Mount, white, shoemaker, Raleigh, 7, 12, and 13 August 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 568
Folder 569	King, Robert O. The Moore Family (John Moore, circa 1892, Franklin county, black, barber, Raleigh, 14 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 569
Folder 570	King, Robert O. Miss Lettie Mason (Lettie Mason, 1885, Fuquay Springs, white, beautician, Raleigh, 1-4 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 570
Folder 571	King, Robert O. Laurence M. Waring (Laurence M. Waring, 1878, Raleigh, white, justice of the peace, Raleigh, 10, 13, and 14 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 571
Folder 572	King, Robert O. Mrs. Mattie Gill Olive Mial (Hattie G. Olive Mial, 1878, no place given, white, widow, Raleigh, 20-24 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 572
Folder 573	King, Robert O. Moses Thompson (Moses Thompson, 1880, Raleigh, black, jockey, Raleigh, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 573
Folder 574	King, Robert O. Roy Woods and Family (Roy Woods, no date given, Raleigh, black, farm laborer, Raleigh, 28 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 574
Folder 575	King, Robert O. Clarence E. Mitchell (Clarence E. Mitchell, 1886, Raleigh, white, printer, 9-13 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 575
Folder 576	King, Robert O. Guy L. Bunch (Guy L. Bunch, 1866, Raleigh, white, mechanic, Raleigh, 3-6 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 576
Folder 577	King, Robert O. John Wesley Wynne (John Wynne, 1864, Raleigh, white, circus, Raleigh, 11-14 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 577
Folder 578	King, Robert O. Mrs. Nancy Gill's Lodging House (Nancy Gill, circa 1854, Wake county, white, boarding house operator, Raleigh, 20-24 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 578
Folder 579	King, Robert O. William Peterson and Family (Bill Peterson, no date given, no place given, black, bell-hop, Raleigh, 28 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 579
Folder 580	King, Robert O. Mrs. Ruth Jordan Williamson (Ruth Jordan Williamson, white, housewife, Raleigh, 29 April-3 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 580
Folder 581	King, Robert O. Reverend James Wynetorte Smith (James Wynetorte Smith, 1893, Cherokee county, SC, black, minister, Raleigh, 19, 22, 24 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 581
Folder 582	King, Robert O. The Pace Family (Lucy Pace, circa 1892, Chatham county, white, textile worker, Raleigh, 8 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 582
Folder 583	King, Robert O. "Aunt" Della McCullers' Boarding House (Della McCullers, Raleigh, 1874, black, boarding house operator, Raleigh, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 583
Folder 584	King, Robert O. The Cheeks (Margaret Bradburn Cheek, no date given, Madison county, white, waitress, Raleigh, 15 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 584
Folder 585	King, Robert O. The Johnsons (William "Red" Johnson, circa 1917, Raleigh, white, elevator operator, Raleigh, 9 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 585
Folder 586	Long, A. W. If I Couldn't Talk I'd Bust (Ophelia Mull, circa 1908, Connestee, white, houseworker, Brevard, 26 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 586
Folder 587	Long, A. W. Judge Sidney Taylor (William F. Harding, white, eastern NC, white, judge, Charlotte, 22 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 587
Folder 588	Long, A. W. Jack Gallup: Meat Clerk (Spencer Mull, [1906?], Brevard, white, meat clerk, Brevard, 14 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 588
Folder 589	Long, A. W. Schoolmaster and Explorer (Samuel P. Verner, no date given, no place given, white, schoolmaster, Brevard, 14 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 589
Folder 590	Long, A. W. Life in a Small Mountain Town (Life in a small mountain town, Brevard, 12 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 590
Folder 591	Long, A. W. Up Hominy Creek (Morrison Baynard, no date given, Brevard, white, farmer and huntsman, Brevard, 12 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 591
Folder 592	Long, A. W. Janitor and Odd Job Man (Ossie Bailey, [1879?], Brevard, black, janitor and odd job man, Brevard, 15 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 592
Folder 593	Mabry, Luline L. Mrs. Foster Ricks (Mrs. Earl Marshall, no date given, Dana, white, farmer, Dana, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 593
Folder 594	Mabry, Luline, and Frank Massimino Desolate Breed (Mrs. Walter Steadman, no date given, no place given, white, dressmaker, Hendersonville, 14 and 26 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 594
Folder 595	Mabry, Luline, and Douglas Carter "Washin' Foh White Fo'ks" (Josephine Johnson, 1870, Gifford Station, SC, black, washwoman, Laura Summey, [1863?], SC, black, washwoman, Hendersonville, 14 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 595
Folder 596	Mabry, Luline L. The Satterfields (Mrs. Fred L. Satterfield, no date given, SC, white, wife of a mill worker, Hendersonville, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 596
Folder 597	Mabry & Massimino Bees in Her Bonnet (Mrs. Raymond Pace, circa 1908, Heightsville, white, florist, Hendersonville, 20 December 1938, and 19 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 597
Folder 598	Mabry & Carter "Every Penny Counts" (Mrs. D. E. Greer, circa 1882, Hendersonville, white, domestic servant, Hendersonville, 10 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 598
Folder 599	Mabry, Luline L. The Rosses (Mrs. Ross, no date given, SC, white, seamstress, Hendersonville, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 599
Folder 600	Mabry & Massimino "Orphans Two" Robert H. Delvechio, no date given, no place given, white, stone mason, bricklayer, Hendersonville, 18 August 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 600
Folder 601	Mabry & Massimino Her Ungodly Grandson (Mrs. J. W. Thompson, no date given, no place given, white, housewife, Hendersonville, 4 August 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 601
Folder 602	Mabry, Massimino, and Ed Bjorkman Laughing at Poverty (L. C. Pearson, circa 1899, no place given, white, preacher, Hendersonville, 1 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 602
Folder 603	Mabry & Massimino A Negro in Business (Robert Quinn, no date given, Greenville, SC, black, electrical contractor, Hendersonville, 5 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 603
Folder 604	Mabry, Massimino, and Claude Dunnagan James T. Dunlap, Ex-Industrialist (J. T. Whitlock, circa 1883, Union, SC, white, salesman, Hendersonville, 27 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 604
Folder 605	Mabry & Massimino Stella Dean: Waitress (Mrs. Albert Gresham, no date given, KA, white, waitress, Hendersonville, 21 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 605
Folder 606	Massengill, Edwin An Evening at Buster Sparks' (Archie Johnson, no date given, no place given, white, farmer, Angier, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 606
	Massengill, Edwin See also Abner, folders 278, 280, 283-284; Anderson, folder 285; Beaman, folders 287-289; Brown, folder 300; Cannady, folders 310-311; Combs, folder 323; Crowell, folder 334; Darrow, folders 335-342; Claude Dunnagan, folder 366; Harriss, folders 506, 508-509; Hatch, folder 511; Hicks, folders 516-526, 529-533, 536-539, 541-542, 545-548, 550-551, 554-557; Jordan, folders 562-563; Matthews, folders 616-617, 619-623, 626, 652; Phillips, folders 693-697; Rogerson, folder 719; Sedberry, folders 742-746; Summey, folder 765; Taylor, folders 766-767, 769; Vaughan, folders 770-771, 773. #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 606
Folder 607	Massimino, Frank. The Deever Taylors, Balfour, North Carolina (Deever Taylor, no date given, no place given, white, textile worker, Hendersonville, 10 October 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 607
Folder 608	Massimino, Frank. Two Sides to a Story (Oscar Vaughan, no date given, no place given, white, bootlegger, Hendersonville, 9 December 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 608
Folder 609	Massimino, Frank. An Irascible Negro (Jim Mitchum, 1894c., Outman S.C., black, chauffeur-mechanic, Hendersonville, 1 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 609
Folder 610	Massimino, Frank. John Leard: Ploughman. (Quay Corn, no date given, no place given, white, farmer, Hendersonville, 19 June 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 610
Folder 611	Massimino, Frank. Claude J. Davidson. (Claude J. Davidson, 1908, no place given, white, chainstore employee, Hendersonville, 12 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 611
Folder 612	Massimino, Frank Doctor Gray. (Dr. James Stevens Brown, no date given, no place given, white, doctor, Hendersonville, 11 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 612
Folder 613	Massimino, Frank. The Elmer Rays (Elmer Ray, no date given, no place given, white, odd jobs, Hendersonville, 17 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 613
Folder 614	Masssimino, Frank Uncle Ulysses: Relief Client. (Winslow Mills, no date given, no place given, black, laborer, Hendersonville, 11 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 614
Folder 615	Massimino, Frank. Roy Corn, Blockade. (Roy Corn, no date given, no place given, white, blockader, Hendersonville, 19 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 615
	Massimino, Frank. See also Mabry, 7866-7875, 7891-7906, 7925-8012 #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 615
Folder 616	Matthews, T. Pat, and Edwin Massengill. From Farm Tenant to Plumber. (Robert Matthews, no date given, no place given, white, plumber, Raleigh, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 616
Folder 617	Matthews and Massengill. I Was Born That Way. (Noah Abraham Peterson, 1883, no place given, white, peddler, Raleigh, 29 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 617
Folder 618	Matthews, T. Pat. We Make Plenty. (Matthew Luke Matthews, 1881, no place given, black, farmer, Lillington, 27 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 618
Folder 619	Matthews and Massengill Rooming House. (Sarah Parish, 1873, Johnston County, white, rooming house proprietor, Raleigh, 20 January 1839) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 619
Folder 620	Matthews and Massengill Heading the Wrong Way. (Flonnie Barbour, 1909, Bloomberg, white, sporting woman, Raleigh, 4 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 620
Folder 621	Matthews and Massengill. A Life of Toil. (Fred Gouch, 1891c., no place given, white, metal worker, Raleigh, 3 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 621
Folder 622	Matthews and Massengill. A Tight Place. (Sarah Strickland Faison, 1874c., no place given, white, merchant and housewife, Clayton, 9 May 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 622
Folder 623	Matthews and Massengill. Bryan Outlaw. (Zebedee Matthews, 1858, no place given, white, farmer, Varina, 25 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 623
Folder 624	Matthews, T. Pat. The Wood Family. (Patricia Ozelle Wood, 1912c., Clinton, white, housewife, Lillington, 25 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 624
Folder 625	Matthews, T. Pat. John Sylvester Hinson. (Walter Ingram Butts, 1881, no place given, white, farmer, Lillington, 29 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 625
Folder 626	Matthews and Massengill. Amos Abner Cotton. (Robert Dotson Glenn, 1850, Orange County, black, farmer, Raleigh, 11 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 626
Folder 627	McDonald, Frank H. Georgia Negro. (Aaron Jackson, 1910c., Washington Ga., black, janitor, Raleigh, 28 November-3 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 627
Folder 628	McDonald, Frank H. Pinie and George. (Pinie Stewart, 1909c., Belmont, white, textile worker, Raleigh, 15 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 628
	McDonald, Frank H. See also: Taylor, folder 768. #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 628
Folder 629	McKee, Henry. Afraid to Belong to a Union. (Charles Humphrey, 1890, no place given, white, cotton mill worker, East Lumberton, 15 February 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 629
Folder 630	Merrick, Adyleen G. The Ruffs. (Mrs. 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) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 630
Folder 631	Merrick, Adyleen G. No Title. (Mary Green, no date given, no place given, white, occupation not given, Lynn Township, 28 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 631
Folder 632	Merrick, Adyleen G. Blue Diamonds. (Jim McDowell, no date given, no place given, black, WPA laborer, Tryon, 6 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 632
Folder 633	Merrick, Adyleen G. Another version of the same interview. #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 633
Folder 634	Merrick, Adyleen G. Husbands Are a Lot of Trouble. (Ollie Foster Green, 1910c., Columbus, white, WPA worker, Columbus, 22 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 634
Folder 635	Merrick, Adyleen G. Alice Smith. (Alice Smith, 1862, Mills Spring, white, basket weaver, Mills Spring, 11 November 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 635
Folder 636	Merrick and Mary Northrop. The Schmidts'. (Ernest Gotthelf Volmer, 1884, Wurzburg, Germany, German, vinyardist, Valhalla, 13 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 636
Folder 637	Merrick and Northrop. Untitled. (Judge Samuel Early, 1876, Coleyville, white, magistrate, Tryon, 6 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 637
Folder 638	Merrick and Northrop. Another version of the same interview. #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 638
Folder 639	Merrick and Northrop. Waitin' For Night to Come. (Mary Stanton Jones, no date given, Saluda, black, midwife and weaver, Saluda, 28 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 639
Folder 640	Merrick and Northrop. Women Have to Keep Strivin'. (Addie Gaines, 1861, Tenn., white, dairy farmer, Saluda, 16 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 640
Folder 641	Merrick, Adyleen G. Untitled. (Frank Nesbeth, no date given, Bollman Place, Pacolet River, black, bootblack, Tryon, 12 February 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 641
Folder 642	Merrick and Crawford. Untitled. (John Ralph Moore, 1913c., no place given, white, woodcarver, Tryon, 10 June 1939 #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 642
Folder 643	Merrick and Northrop. Washin's Fool Work For a Man. (John Ellis Mills, no date given, April Creek Holloway Gap Road, black, washer, Lynn, 1 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 643
Folder 644	Merrick and Northrop. Elizabeth Rhodes. (Elizabeth Rhodes, no date given, Green River Cove, white, shopowner, Tryon, 25 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 644
Folder 645	Merrick and Northrop. Another version of the same interview. #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 645
Folder 646	Merrick, Adyleen G. Youth Cries Out. (Norman Julian Mills, 1916, no place given, white, footer in hosiery mill, Tryon, 15 July 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 646
Folder 647	Merrick and Crawford. Untitled. (Noble Hannon, no date given, no place given, black, houseman, Tryon, no date given) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 647
Folder 648	Merrick and Crawford. Untitled. (Melinda Grumble, 1870, no place given, white, caretaker of wildlife preserve, Saluda, 7 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 648
Folder 649	Merrick, Adyleen G. James Walker Heatherly. (James Walker Heatherly, 1869c., white, telegraph operator, Saluda, 2 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 649
Folder 650	Merrick and Northrop. Flowers Sweeten the Road. (Selema Mills, no date given, no place given, black, cook and maid, Tryon, 20 April 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 650
Folder 651	Merrick, Adyleen G. Street-Sweeper and Tonic Maker. (Thomas Sizemore, 1861, Brevard, white, sanitary department employee, Tryon, 8 June 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 651
Folder 652	Miller, Harold H. and Massengill They Are Still Coming. (Mary Bloomberg, no date given, no place given, white, wife of an automobile mechanic, New Bern, 25 January 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 652
Folder 653	Moore, Ida L. Almeda Brady. (Almeda Brady, 1874c., Randolph County, white, millworker, Balfour, 7 March 1939) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 653
Folder 654	Moore, Ida L. Description of a Mill Village. (Balfour Mill, Balfour, 3 November 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 654
Folder 655	Moore, Ida L. Description of a Mill Village (Royal Cotton Mill.) (Royal Cotton Mill, Wake Forest, 20 September 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 655
Folder 656	Moore, Ida L. The Sanders. (Sally Dunne, 1873c., no place given, white, ties tobacco sacks, West Durham, 12 July 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 656
Folder 657	Moore, Ida L. The Artificial Leg. (Carrie Scott, no date given, VA, housewife, Spray, 20 December 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 657
Folder 658	Moore, Ida L. The Haithcocks (The Hathaways). (The Haithcocks, white, textile workers, Durham, 7 July 1938) #03709, Subseries: "North Carolina." Folder 658
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Collection Number: 03709

Collection Title: Federal Writers' Project Papers, 1936-1940