Slave Narratives
章节目录
共 197 题- SLAVE NARRATIVES
- WASHINGTON 1941
- VOLUME II
- ARKANSAS NARRATIVES
- PART 3
- INFORMANTS
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- The Old South _Frontispiece_
- Opinions
- Interviewer's Comment
- Interviewer's Comment
- Occupation of Forefathers
- Patrollers
- Subject's Occupation
- Slave Houses
- Right After the War
- Choked on Watermelon Seeds
- Leaving Galveston
- Interviewer's Comment
- Whippings
- Picnics
- Whitecaps
- Worship
- Slave Sales
- Opinions
- FOOTNOTES:
- Patrollers
- Amusements
- Occupations
- Right after the War
- Little Rock
- Opinions
- Ku Klux
- Birth and Age
- Parents and Relatives
- House and Furniture
- Work of Family in Slave Time
- Good Master
- Work
- Share cropping
- How Freedom Came
- Ku Klux Klan
- Occupations Followed and Life Since Freedom
- William Guess
- Charlotte Guess
- INTERVIEWER'S NOTE
- FOLKLORE SUBJECTS
- FOLKLORE SUBJECTS
- Good Masters
- Family
- Separation of Parents
- Patrollers
- Jayhawkers
- Really Scared to Death
- Mother's Work
- Schooling
- How Freedom Came
- House, Furniture, and Food
- Further Details about Schooling
- Later Life
- Interviewer's Comment
- FOLKLORE SUBJECTS
- FOLKLORE SUBJECTS
- FOLKLORE SUBJECTS
- Interviewer's Comment
- Dresses
- Houses
- Soldiers
- Schooling
- Father's Children Freed Before Emancipation
- Wants to See Her People
- Age
- Occupation
- Interviewer's Comment
- Living Conditions during and Immediately after Slavery
- Furniture
- Stoves
- Food in General (Slaves)
- Clothes
- Patrollers
- Ku Klux Influence on Negroes
- Slave Breeding
- Slave Tasks and Hours of Work
- Wages just after Freedom
- This Matter of Slave Clothes Again
- Slave Schooling
- How Freedom Came
- First Crop after Freedom
- Opinions
- Occupation
- Slave Houses
- Mean Masters
- Marriage
- Amusement and Recreation
- Breeders
- Ku Klux, Patrollers, Robbers
- Opinions
- Support and Later life
- EX-SLAVES
- 2. Date and time of interview--
- 3. Place of interview--3010 Izard Street, Little Rock.
- 5. Name and address of person, if any, accompanying you--
- 6. Description of room, house, surroundings, etc.--
- 1. Ancestry--father, Richard Hill; mother Hulda Bruce.
- 2. Place and date of birth--Nashville, Arkansas in 1877.
- 3. Family--
- 5. Education, with dates--
- 6. Occupations and accomplishments, with dates--Laundry work.
- 7. Special skills and interests--
- 8. Community and religious activities--
- 9. Description of informant--
- 10. Other points gained in interview--
- FOLKLORE SUBJECTS
- FOLKLORE SUBJECTS
- Interviewer's Comment
- Interviewer's Comment
- House, Furniture and Food
- Opinions
- FOLKLORE SUBJECTS
- Birth, Parentage
- Marriage, Breeding, Weddings, Separations
- Slave Sales
- Houses, Food, Clothes
- Ages
- Amusements
- Christmas
- Run-Away Slaves
- Pateroles
- Good Masters
- Mean Masters
- Pateroles (See also on Page 9)
- Mixed Bloods
- Curious Beliefs and Slave Expectations of Freedom
- Lincoln's Visit to Atlanta
- Grant's Attitude
- Schooling, Antebellum and Postbellum
- Share Cropping
- Didn't Want To Be Free
- Riots and KKK
- Hoodoo
- Opinions of Young People
- Relatives
- Interviewer's Comments
- How the Little Children Were Fed
- Patrollers
- Reading and Writing in Slave Time
- Slave Occupation and Wages
- How Freedom Came
- Memories of Soldiers and the War
- Schooling
- Politics
- Care of Old People
- Opinion of the Present
- Occupation and Present Support of Hopkins
- FOOTNOTES:
- Interviewer's Comment
- Biographical
- Houses
- Tent Harbors
- Food
- Father and Mother
- Patrollers
- What the Freedmen Expected
- How Freedom Came
- Runaways and Mean Masters
- Sales and Separations
- School
- What the Slaves Got
- Ku Klux Klan
- Mother's Occupation
- Own Occupation
- Opinions of Young People
- Praying Under Pots
- Voting
- Mulattoes
- Birth
- Parents and Grandparents
- Luke Blackshear (Breeder)
- Isom Blackshear
- Suicide
- Death of Sixty Babies
- Experiences just after the War
- Patrollers
- Ku Klux Klan
- How Freedom Came
- Leaving Alabama
- FOLKLORE SUBJECTS
- 2. Date and time of interview--December, 1938
- 3. Place of interview--Route 1, El Dorado, Arkansas.
- 5. Name and address of person, if any, accompanying you--
- 6. Description of room, house, surroundings, etc.--
- 1. Ancestry--
- 3. Family--Talitha had three children and Jack had three children.
- 5. Education, with dates--
- 6. Occupations and accomplishments, with dates--
- 7. Special skills and interests--
- 9. Description of informant--