| Series
1-- Collected Folklore |
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| Series
1.1-- Oral Lore |
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| Box 1 |
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Collected Folklore--Oral
Lore. The box contains oral lore collected on notecards by O'Bryant and
her students in various genres. The entries may also include the Informant's
name and address, and the date collected. Entries are arranged alphabetically
by subject: [A] Age, Anatomy, Animals, Animal Husbandry,
Animal Lore, Animal Stories, Asseverations, Astronomy, Athletics, Autograph
Album |
| Box 2 |
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Collected Folklore--Oral
Lore: [A] Autograph Album, [B] Ballad,
Beauty, Birds, Births & Pregnancy, Bleeding, Branding, Burns, [C]
Campus, Catches or Sells, Celebrations, Chants, Charms, Childhood,
Clothing |
| Box 3 |
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Collected Field
Work--Oral Lore: [C] Clothing, Cold/Respiratory, Color,
Cooking/Preserving, Cosmetics, Counting, Courtship & Marriage, Cowboy,
Crops |
| Box 4 |
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Collected Field
Work--Oral Lore: [C] Cures |
| Box 5 |
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Collected Field
Work--Oral Lore: [C] Cures, Customs |
| Box 6 |
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Collected Field
Work--Oral Lore: [C] Customs, [D] Dance,
Death, Death Premonitions, Derisive, Divination, Dreams, [E] Earache,
Elimination |
| Box 7 |
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Collected Field
Work--Oral Lore: [E] Emotion, Epitaphs, Eye, [F]
Farming, Finger, Food, Friendship, [G] Games,
[H] Headache, Holiday |
| Box 8 |
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Collected Field
Work--Oral Lore: [H] Household, Household Hints, Husbandry,
[I] Illness, Insects, Itching, [J] Jokes-
(Anecdotes; Beatniks; Books/Authors; Daffynitions; Droodles; Knock Knock) |
| Box 9 |
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Collected Field
Work--Oral Lore: [J] Jokes- (Moron; Political; Practical;
Sick; Slogans; Smart Aleck; Miscellaneous), Jump Rope, [L] Legends,
Limericks, Local Color, Lost Mines & Buried Treasure, Love, Luck |
| Box 10 |
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Collected Field
Work--Oral Lore: [L] Luck- (Bad Luck; Good Luck) |
| Box 11 |
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Collected Field
Work--Oral Lore: [L] Lullabies, [M] Macaronic
Verse, Marriage & Courtship, Measles & Mumps, Mining Stories, Mnemonics,
Money, Moon Signs, Moron Stories, [N] Names, Names- (Imperative,
Naming of Person, Nicknames, Place Names), Nonsense, Numerology, Nursery |
| Box 12 |
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Collected Field
Work--Oral Lore: [O] Obstetrics/Gynecology, Occupation,
Oil Fields, [P] Parasites, Parodies, Planting, Practitioners,
Pregnancy, Prevention, Proverbs, Proverbs- (Perverted), [Q] Quilting,
[R] Recipes |
| Box 13 |
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Collected Field
Work--Oral Lore: [R] Recipes, Recitations, Religious, Reptiles,
Rheumatism, Rhymes |
| Box 14 |
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Collected Field
Work--Oral Lore: [R] Rhymes, Riddles (Arithmetical; Biblical;
Catches; Animal; Enumeration; Person; Plant; Thing; Description; Genealogical;
How; Logic; Miscellaneous; Neck; Spelling; What; When; Who; Where; Why;
Non-Oral; General) |
| Box 15 |
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Collected Field
Work--Oral Lore: [R] Riddles (General), Rites, [S]
Sayings (A - L) |
| Box 16 |
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Collected Field
Work--Oral Lore: [S] Sayings (M - Z; Miscellaneous), Short
Tales, Short Verses, Size, Smart Aleck, Songs |
| Box 17 |
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Collected Field
Work--Oral Lore: [S] Songs, Speech/Dialect |
| Box 18 |
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Collected Field
Work--Oral Lore: [S] Speech/Dialect, Stories |
| Box 19 |
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Collected Field
Work--Oral Lore: [S] Stories- (Knock Knock Stories; Grandma's
True Stories; Shaggy Dog Stories), Strange Happenings, Supernatural Powers,
Superstitions, [T] Tales |
| Box 20 |
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Collected Field
Work--Oral Lore: [T] Teasing, Terminology, Therapeutics,
Toasts, Tongue Twisters, Toys, Tricks, [W] War Stories,
Warts, Weather |
| Box 21 |
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Collected Field
Work--Oral Lore: [W] Weather, Wishes, Women, |
| Box 22 |
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Collected Field
Work--Oral Lore-Kansas. The box contains oral lore collected on notecards
by O'Bryant and her students in various genres. The entries may also include
the Informant's name and address, and the date collected. Entries are arranged
alphabetically by town name: [A] Abilene, Agra, Altamont,
Alton, Altoona, Antelope, Anthony, Andale, Arcadia, Ark City, Arlington,
Argonia, Arma, Ashland, Assaria, Atchison, Attica, Augusta, Axtell, [B]
Barber County, Barnard, Baxter Springs, Belle Plain, Benedict, Bentley,
Beverly, Big Bow, Bird City, Bluff City, Bourbon County, Brazilton, Bronson,
Bucklin, Buhler, Bull City, Burden, Burlington, Burrton, Butler County,
[C] Caldwell, Caney, Centerville, Chapman, Chanute, Chautauqua,
Chautauqua County, Chase County, Chelsea, Cherokee, Cherryvale, Chetopa,
Clearwater, Coffey County, Coffeyville, Coldwater, Colony, Columbus, Concordia,
Cowley County, Crawford County, [D] Damar, Danville, Deerfield,
Dearing, Dennis, Derby, Dodge City, Donville, Douglas, [E]
Earlton, Economy, Edwards County, Eldorado, Elk City, Elkhart, Ellenwood,
Ellis, Ellsworth, Elmdale, Elmwood, Elsmore, Emporai, Erie, Ensign, Eureka,
[F] Fall River, Farlington, Fort Riley, Fort Scott |
| Box 23 |
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Collected Field
Work--Oral Lore-Kansas: [F] Fowler, Fredonia, Frontenac,
Fulton, [G] Galena, Garfield, Garland, Garnett, Geneseo,
Girard, Glen Elder, Goddard, Goodland, Greenwich, Great Bend, Greeley, Greensburg,
Greenbush, Gridley, Grinell, [H] Halstead, Hamilton, Hardtner,
Harper, Hartford, Hartner, Haviland, Haven, Havensville, Hays, Haysville,
Hazelton, Herrington, Hesston, Hiatville, Hiawatha, Hillsboro, Hoisington,
Holton, Howard, Hugoton, Humboldt, Hutchinson, [I] Independence,
Iola, Isabel, [J] Jarbalo, Johnson, Junction City |
| Box 24 |
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Collected Field
Work--Oral Lore-Kansas: [K] Kansas City, Kechi, Keelville,
Kendall, Kennington, Kincaid, Kinsley, Kiowa, Kingman, Kirwin, [L]
Labette County, Lafontaine, Larned, Lawrence, Leavenworth, Leon,
Leoti, Leroy, Liberal, Lincoln, Lincoln County, Lindsborg, Longford, Lucas,
Luray, [M] Madison, Manhattan, Marienthal, Marion, Matfield
Green, Maxville, McCune, McPherson, Meade, Medicine Lodge, Melrose, Melvern,
Mentor, Minneola, Moline, Monmouth, Montezuma, Morehead, Mound Chapel, Mound
Valley, Moundridge, Mulberry, Mullinville, Mulvane, Murdock, [N]
Natoma, Neodesha, Neosho County, Ness City, Newton, Nickerson,
[O] Oberlin, Olathe, Olpe, Opolis, Osage City, Oswego,
Ottawa, Oxford, [P] Palco, Paola, Parsons, Peabody, Peck,
Peru, Piedmont, Pilsen, Pittsburgh |
| Box 25 |
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Collected Folklore--Oral
Lore--Kansas: [P] Plainfield, Plains, Plevna, Potwin, Pratt,
Prescott, Preston, [R] Radley, Rawlins County, Redfield,
Reece, Remington, Rest, Rooks County, Rosalia, Rose Hill, Russell, [S]
Sabetha, Saint John, Saint Marks, Saint Marys, Salina, Savonburg,
Scammons, Scott City, Sedan, Sedgwick, Sedgwick County, Severy, Seneca,
Sharon, Shawnee, Silverdale, Smith Center, Spearville, Stafford, Stanton,
Sterling, Sun City, Syracuse, [T] Thayer, Topeka, Trousdale,
Troy, Turner, Turon, Tyro, [U] Udall, Ulysses, [V]
Valley Center, Valley Falls, Viola, [W] Wakefield,
Wallace, Waverly, Wayside, Weir, Wellington, West Mineral, Wichita |
| Box 26 |
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Collected Folklore--Oral
Lore--Kansas: [W] Wichita |
| Box 27 |
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Collected Folklore--Oral Lore--Kansas: [W] Wichita |
| Box 28 |
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Collected Folklore--Oral
Lore--Kansas and Other States: [W] Wichita, Wichita County,
Williamsburg, Wilson County, Winfield, Wyandotte County, Yates Center, General
Kansas. The following pieces of oral lore were collected in places other
than Kansas: [A] Alaska, Alabama, Arizona, [C]
California, Colorado |
| Box 29 |
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Collected Folklore--Oral
Lore--Other States: [C] Colorado, Connecticut, [F]
Florida, [G] Georgia, [H] Hawaii,
[I] Iowa, Idaho |
| Box 30 |
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Collected Folklore--Oral
Lore--Other States: [I] Illinois, Indiana, [K]
Kentucky, [L] Louisiana, [M] Maine,
Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri |
| Box 31 |
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Collected Folklore--Oral
Lore--Other States: [M] Montana, [N] Nebraska,
Nevada, New England, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North
Dakota, [O] Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, [P] Pennsylvania,
[R] Rhode Island, [S] South Carolina,
South Dakota, [T] Tennessee, Texas |
| Box 32 |
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Collected Folklore--Oral
Lore--Other States: [T] Texas, [U] Utah,
[V] Vermont, Virginia, [W] Washington,
Washington D.C., Wisconsin, West Virginia, Wyoming, [Other] Foreign
Countries, Unidentified |
| Box 33 |
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Collected Folklore--Oral
Lore--Other: [Other] Unidentified |
| Box 34 |
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Collected Folklore--Oral
Lore--Other: [Other] Unidentified, Student Biographies |
| Box 35 |
FF 1 |
Collected Folklore--Oral
Lore: A - J. The folder contains oral lore collected by O'Bryant and her
students in various genres including poems, songs, superstitions, and stories.
Each piece is accompanied by information which may include Informant's Name
and Age, Type of Lore, Date and Place Collected, Informant's Biography,
and Collector's Name. The pieces are alphabetized by Informant's last name. |
| Box 35 |
FF 2 |
Collected Folklore--Oral
Lore: K - Z.. |
| Box 35 |
FF 3 |
Collected Folklore--Oral
Lore--Riddles. The folder contains typed riddles collected by O'Bryant and
her students with Informant's name, and location and date given. |
| Box 35 |
FF 4 |
Collected Folklore--Oral
Lore--Song Lyrics, A - G. The folder contains song lyrics (alphabetized
by title) collected by O'Bryant and her students. The lyrics were transcribed
after recorded performances. The lyrics include name of collector, name
of transcriber, the song title, the location and date of performance, and
location of recording on reel to reel tape [These locations do not match
the reel to reel tapes located in Box 36 - Box]. |
| Box 35 |
FF 5 |
Collected Folklore--Oral
Lore--Song Lyrics, H - M.. |
| Box 35 |
FF 6 |
Collected Folklore--Oral
Lore--Song Lyrics, N - S. |
| Box 35 |
FF 7 |
Collected Folklore--Oral
Lore--Song Lyrics, T - Z. |
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| Series
1.2-- Field Recordings |
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| Box 36 |
FF 1 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #1 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: Performance
by Olive Smith Kelly, songs: SIDE A: Little Joe the Wrangler's
Sister Nell, Empty Cot in the Bunkhouse, Wreck of Number Nine, They Cut
Down the Old Pine Tree, Oh Mona, Down in the Canebrake, Old Woman Who Lived
in a Shoe, When I Was a Little Boy, A Frog Went A-Courtin', Down On that
Bingo Farm, Letter Edged in Black, When the Works All Done this Fall, Rovin'
Gambler, I Don't Work for a Living, Hand Me Down My Walking Cane, Prisoner's
Song, Whoopie Ti-yi-yay. SIDE B: I Wish I Was a Single
Girl Again, Cowboy Jack, Cowboy's Dream, Ain't Got No Use for the Woman,
I Been Workin' on the Railroad, Sourwood Mt., Little Black Moustache, Cindy,
Worried Man Blues, Crawdad Song, I'm Gonna Get Married, My Momma Told Me,
My Old Hound Dog, The Little Man, She's Mine All Mine, Bendemeer's Stream,
Hallelujah I'm a Bum, Sweet Betsy from Pike, Virginia Moonshiner, It Ain't
Gonna Rain No More, New River Train. Performances were collected by Gertrude
Edens for English 361- American Folklore class. [See Research Projects Box
45 FF 26] |
| Box 36 |
FF 2 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #2 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: Unidentified
performer, songs: SIDE A: Ballad of Sam Bass, Wreck of
the Old 97, Cindy, This Morning- This Evening, So Soon, Boll Weevil, Punchin'
the Dough, Barbara Allen, Rainbow Willow. SIDE B: Rovin'
Gambler, Farmer's Cursed Wife (Satan and 10 Little Devils), Sloop John B.,
Dan Jamine, Crawdad Song, Skip to My Lou, When the Sun Goes Down. Recordings
were collected May 1, 1961. |
| Box 36 |
FF 3 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #3 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: Unidentified
performer(s), songs unidentified. |
| Box 36 |
FF 4 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #4 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: Performance
by Larry Armstrong w/guitar, songs: You Gotta Quit Kickin' My Dog Around,
Billy Richardson's Last Ride, The Good Ship Venus, The Pirate Song, Trouble
On My Mind, So Long It's Been Good to Know Ya. Performance
by Sara Richardson of rural Valley Center, songs: unidentified,
Child's Lullaby, inaudible title, The Irish Lad, unidentified poem from
Ireland, My Brother, inaudible title, unidentified (partial). Performances
were collected by Sally Randall, May 16, 1962 and May 17, 1962 respectively. |
| Box 36 |
FF 5 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #5 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: Performance
by Anna Sells(?), stories about grandfather who was an Indian Agent, and
two folk signs. Performance by Mrs. Edgar M. Leech, stories about Douglas
Avenue, the naming of Wichita streets, and Wichita history. Performance
by John A. Roads, stories about water witching and his life in Kansas in
and around Wichita. Performance by Mrs. John A. Roads, water witching story.
Performance by John A. Roads, a Texas tall tale and stories
about his school days in Butler County, Kansas. |
| Box 36 |
FF 6 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel # 6 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: SIDE
A: Performance by Billie Ann Hefner, song: On Top Of Old Smokey.
Performance by Roy Norris, story about Scammons, Kansas. Performance by
Rex C. Higgins, story about the opening of the Cherokee Strip. Performance
by Sally Shank, song: A Pretty Fair Maid. Performance by Paul White, story
about haunted building in Kentucky. Performance by Gary Miner, song: I Love
Little Willie. Performance by George Harshberger and Max Comeaux, songs:
Powder River, Letter Edged in Black, Sam Hall. Performance by Deanne Davis,
story about grandparents near Salina, Kansas. Performance by Graham Budd,
story about the "Spook Lights" of Hardisty, Oklahoma. Performance by Bill
Weisner, story about a flint gun, song: Molly Vaughan. Performance by Wilma
Smith, story about a western marriage ceremony. Performance by John Shaft,
story about his great-great-grandfather in 1837 Michigan. Performance by
Judy Cook, song: Grandmother's House. Performance by Janice Self, song:
Spanish is the Loving Tongue. SIDE B: Performance by Jane
Whitton, two scary stories. Performance by Jim Pease, ghost story set in
Oklahoma. Performance by Rebecca Dudrey, songs: The True Lovers Farewell,
Stuttering Song. Performance by Willard Talbert, T.B. story. Performance
by Delmar Kuhlman, song: When the Roses Bloom Again. Performance by Dwain
Fisher, ghost story. Performance by Leanna Swope, family reunion story.
Performance by Don Brandner, songs: Frog in Spring, The Fate of the Fleagle
Gang. Performance by Pat Bockelman, song: Duncan and Brady. Performance
by Edgar Webb, songs: Old Smokey, Rye Whiskey. Performance by Kathleen Corrigan,
pioneer days story. Performance by Joan Strohmeyer, ghost story. Performance
by Carolyn Morris, ghost story. Performances were collected by Joan O'Bryant,
May 11, 1959, during a Wichita State University Folklore Class. |
| Box 36 |
FF 7 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #7 (without cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Folklore Class,
April 29, 1957." Specific performer(s)/performance(s) are unknown at this
time. |
| Box 36 |
FF 8 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #8 (without cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Class Tape-
Spring 1960." Specific performer(s)/performance(s) are unknown at this time. |
| Box 36 |
FF 9 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #9 (without cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Janice Myers."
Specific performer(s)/performance(s) are unknown at this time. |
| Box 36 |
FF 10 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #10 (without cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Folklore
Class, March 27, 1961." Performance by the class, songs: Hangman, Brazos
River. Performance by Harold Trapp, song: The Fox. Performance by Martha
Miller, song: Lottie Green. Performance by the class, song: Baranders. Performance
by Daryle Cook, song: Roving Gambler. Performance by the class, song: The
Nightmare. Performance by "Me" (Joan O'Bryant?), songs: Rome County, Johnny
Doyle, Savannah Town, Rising Sun Blues." |
| Box 36 |
FF 11 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #11 (without cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Barre Toolkan,
recorded at Pullman, Washington, March 1958." Specific performer(s)/performance(s)
are unknown at this time. |
| Box 36 |
FF 12 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #12 (without cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Carol Ann
Woodard." Specific performer(s)/performance(s) are unknown at this time. |
| Box 36 |
FF 13 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #13 (without cassette copy). Box is labeled: "John Blanchat,
Spring 1961- Portion of Term Project, Tales of Runny- Made by (?) Nye, and
Songs: After the Battle Root and Little Black Me." Specific performer(s)/performances
are unknown at this time. [See Research Projects, Box 47 FF 9] |
| Box 36 |
FF 15 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #15 (without cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Crawdad Hole,
Are You Tired of Me My Darling?, Be Nobody's Darling But Mine, Gangster's
Warning, Jesse James, Flower Blooming in the Wildwood, Little Sweetheart,
That Gal of Mine, The Pictures on the Wall, I Saw the Light." Specific performer(s)
are unknown at this time. |
| Box 36 |
FF 16 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #16 (without cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Collected
from Audry J. Blalack by Lloyd Miller." Specific performer(s)/performance(s)
are unknown at this time. |
| Box 36 |
FF 17 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #17 (without cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Songs by
Edgar Webb: Way Up by the Western Water Tower, Ten Hundred Thousand Years
Ago, She'll be Comin' Round the Mountain, Darky Sunday School, It Ain't
Gonna Rain No More, Jacob's Ladder, I Ain't Gonna Rain No More, Green Grow
the Rushes, Sippin' Cider, Old MacDonald's Farm, Hole in the Bottom of the
Sea, Dinah, Johnny Rebeck's Machine, Clementine, Paddle Song, King of the
Cannibal Islands, John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt, Rag-Time Cowboy Joe,
Old Mother Leary, Once I Went in Swim(?), A Silver Spade, The Poor Old Slave,
Stodala, One Man Went to Mow, Rounds" |
| Box 37 |
FF 1 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #18 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "A. C. Swindell,
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Lackey, May 6, 1969." Cassette includes: Unidentified
performers, songs: unidentified, unidentified, Put Your Foot Down, Chase
that Rabbit and Chase the Squirrel, unidentified, inaudible title, unidentified,
inaudible title, unidentified, unidentified, Mockingbird Hill, Sioux City
Sue, unidentified, I Took Her to the Dance, unidentified. [See Research
Projects, Box 47 FF 30] |
| Box 37 |
FF 2 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #19 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Daryle Cook,
songs: Somebody's Darling, Wildwood Flower, Barbara Allen, When the Bees
are in the Hive, Anyplace I Hang My Hat is Home Sweet Home,
Yodeling Song, (?), Punchin' the Dough, Lazy Bones, (?), Farther Along,
Lazy Bones, Takin' It Easy, Shall the Circle Be Unbroken, I Can't Feel at
Home in this World Anymore, Just a Closer Walk with Thee, Peace in the Valley,
John B. Sails, They Call the Wind Mariah, Boll Weevil." Cassette includes:
Performance by Daryle Cook, songs: Lazy Bones, (?), Farther Along, Lazy
Bones, Takin' It Easy, Shall the Circle Be Unbroken, I Can't Feel at Home
in this World Anymore, Just a Closer Walk with Thee, Peace in the Valley,
John B. Sails, They Call the Wind Mariah, Boll Weevil |
| Box 37 |
FF 3 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #20 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: Performance
by Carl Smith, songs: SIDE A: The Tragic Romance, The Wreck
of Old 97, Drink To Me, Blue Eyed Darling. Performance by Ruby Odell, song:
Cowboy Jack. Performance by Maxine Runyon, song: Letter Edged in Black.
Performance by Bill Mills, song: Silver Threads Among the Gold. Performance
by Ray Odell and Bob Mumbower, songs include: You Are My Sunshine, Heartaches
by the Number. Performance by Mable Woody, songs include: There's a Mother
Old and Gray, Jack and Joe, Two Little Girls in Blue, When the Leaves Come
Drifting. SIDE B: Performance by Lyle Howard, songs include:
I'm Going Down to Home, Old Joe Clark. Performance by Dick Query, songs
include: Green Grass Growing All Around, The Cat Went Fiddle-Di-Tee, 'Tis
the Old Time Religion. Performances were collected by Kathryn Woody, Nella
Wolf and Ida Mae Query, July 1961. [See Research Project, Box 47 FF 25] |
| Box 37 |
FF 4 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #21 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Campus Song
of Wichita, Kansas, 2nd Semester, 1959-60. Performances collected by Charlene
Taylor." Cassette includes: Unidentified performers, songs unidentified.
[See Research Projects, Box 47 FF 7] |
| Box 37 |
FF 5 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #22 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Alaskan Folklore-
Stories by Mrs. D. Steele." Cassette includes: Performance by Don Cannon,
early stories about Newton, Kansas. Performance by Jim Herlocker, practical
joke story. Performance, Martha (?), Kansas oil story. Tape is inaudible
then leads into Alaskan folklore stories. |
| Box 37 |
FF 6 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #23 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Ralph Hinman
& Virgil Parcel- Songs of World War II, May 16, 1960." Cassette includes:
Unidentified performer, songs are unidentified. [See Research Projects,
Box 47 FF 30] |
| Box 37 |
FF 7 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #24 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Performance
by Anna Tyres (?) collected by G. Budd." Cassette includes: unidentified
performer(s)/performance(s) and is echoed making it a difficult listen. |
| Box 37 |
FF 8 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #25 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: Performances
by Susan Evans, songs: Red Headed Stranger, In the Dusty Old Attic, The
Ski Song, Toomballalika, Hi Ho Hi Ho, Blue Shadows on the Trail, Long Time
Ago, The Talking Union, Ride Tenderfoot Ride, unidentified, The Strawberry
Road, Gypsy Davy, The Female Graduate Student Blues. The cassette tape has
an additional unrelated voice track recorded along with singing. The performances
were collected on April 29, 1962 at Northwestern University, Illinois. |
| Box 37 |
FF 9 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #26 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: Unidentified
performer(s)/performance(s). Cassette tape is inaudible. |
| Box 37 |
FF 10 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #27 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Songs by Mrs.
Herb Stoten, Hamilton, Kansas, Semester Project by Roy H. Norris, March
7, 1959." Cassette includes: SIDE A: Performance by Margaret
Saxer, song: unidentified. Performance by Mrs. Norman Saxer, songs: The
Blind Child's Prayer, unidentified, unidentified, unidentified, Waitin'
For a Train, unidentified. Unidentified performer, song: Everybody Works
but Father. Performance by Mrs. Norman Saxer, songs: unidentified. The performances
were collected by Margaret Saxer, July 2, 1959 near Fort Scott, Kansas.
SIDE B: Unidentified performer, game (partial), songs: unidentified. |
| Box 37 |
FF 11 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #28 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Project of Darrel
E. Davis." Cassette includes: Performance by Mrs. Roy H. Davis, songs: The
Picture On the Wall, To-La-Loo-La-Lay, Red Wing, Old Dan Tucker, Old Joe
Clark, Miller Boy, Mother's Bible, We'll All Go Down to Rouser, Jingle Joe,
Wreck of the Number Nine, Preacher and the Bear, Farther Along, Sweet By
and By. Performance by Roy H. Davis, songs on harmonica: Soldiers Joy, Take
Me Back to Colorado, When the Roll is Called Up Yonder, Little Brown Jug,
Remember the Red River Valley, Red Wings, Picture On the Wall, Turkey In
the Straw, Fair Charlotte. Performances were collected by Darrel E. Davis. |
| Box 37 |
FF 12 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #29 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Mrs. Annie Beal,
February 25, 1961. Greenwood Side, Johnny Doyle, 11 Cent Cotton 40 Cent
Meat, Turkey In the Straw, Pretty Molly (The Cuckoo), Come Out From Among
Them, Up In Kansas."
Cassette includes: All aforementioned
songs, but performer/performances are unidentified.
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| Box 37 |
FF 13 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #30 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Mrs. George
Jordan, Hutchinson, Kansas, May 8, 1959" Cassette includes: SIDE
A: Performance by Mary Laird, story: Wicked John and the Devil.
Remaining performances are wrong speed and inaudible. SIDE B: Unidentified
performer, songs are unidentified. |
| Box 37 |
FF 14 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #31 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Arkansas Tape,
Summer 1952. Young Shellottie- Sister Sudie (?), Mary of the Wildmoor- Booth
Campbell, Black Jack Davy- Mary Jo Davis, Black Jack Davy- Mrs. Davis, The
Lady From the West Counterie- Fred High, Californy (story)- Mary Briscow,
Were Coming In Arkansas- Mary Briscow, Twinkle Twinkle Little Star- Welsh
Carroll". Cassette includes: aforementioned songs, but performers/performances
are not identified. |
| Box 37 |
FF 15 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #33 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Frank Sawdes,
Owen Clifford, Death of the (?), Story of the hoistman knocked in shaft,
Story of Frank being dropped in shaft, Story of Frank being dumped in a
can" Cassette includes: Performance by Frank, stories about mining. |
| Box 37 |
FF 16 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #34 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Folk Songs and
verses by Mrs. Ruth Buchanan" Cassette includes: Unidentified performer,
songs: Irish Jubilee, The Girl With Many Names, remaining songs are unidentified.
[See Research Projects, Box 47 FF 18] |
| Box 38 |
FF 1 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #35 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Side #1 Edwards-
Convict & Rose, Girl in Blue, Little Willie, True Blue Bill, Moonlight
& Skies, Dust Southwest Kansas, Way Out West in Kansas, Renfro Valley,
Back to the Mountains, Hobo Bill, My Last Day, Greenback Dollar, Butcher's
Boy, Side #2- Butchers' Boy (2nd verse), Wreck of #9, To the Right. Side
#2 Stewart- Miss McSorley's Twins, Jesse James, Gooseberry Pie, Old Sod
Shanty on Claim, Boston Burglar, Faded Coat of Blue, Babes in the Woods,
In 1880, Alabama Coon, Preacher & Bear" Cassette includes: SIDE
A: Performance by Wilda Butler Edwards, songs: Convict & Rose,
Girl in Blue, Little Willie, True Blue Bill, Moonlight & Skies, Dust
Southwest Kansas, Way Out West in Kansas, Renfro Valley, Back to the Mountains,
Hobo Bill, My Last Day, Greenback Dollar, Butcher's Boy (partial).SIDE
B: Performance by Wilda Butler Edwards, songs: Butchers' Boy (2nd
verse), Wreck of #9, To the Right. Performance was collected by Sandra Gaston,
April 22, 1961. Performance by Madessa Stewart, songs: Miss McSorley's Twins,
Jesse James, Gooseberry Pie, Old Sod Shanty on Claim, Boston Burglar, Faded
Coat of Blue, Babes in the Woods, In 1880, Alabama Coon, Preacher &
the Bear. Performance was collected by Sandra Gaston, April 23, 1961. |
| Box 38 |
FF 2 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #36 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Folk Songs-
Harold Trapp May 22, 1961" Cassette includes: SIDE 1: Performance
by Mr. Davis, song: Two Little Girls in Blue. Performance by Ted Davis,
songs: Jailhouse Blues, Fall In Love, Kentucky Babe. Mountains of Mooring,
Cocaine Blues, When I Was Young. Unidentified performer, songs: Jack and
Joe or Give My Love to Nell, Arkansas, The Death of the Little Robin, What
is Home Without Love, unidentified, unidentified. Performance by Harold
Trapp, song: The Blind Child. Performance by Harold Trapp with Carl Adamson
on guitar, songs: Fundowa, Aunt Rhodie, The Wind Mariah, Jamaica Farewell.
SIDE 2: Performance by Harold Trapp with Carl Adamson on
guitar, songs: The Drunken Sailor, Riddle Song, Miss Bailey's Ghost, Lonesome
Road, Blow You Winds, The Fox, Wreck of the John B, South Coast, San Miguel,
Zombie Jamboree |
| Box 38 |
FF 3 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #37 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Songs sung by
Mrs. Olasta Kolarik recorded by JoAnne Terrell April 14, 1960" Cassette
includes: SIDE A: Performance by Olasta Kolarik, songs:
Little Pig Song, Little Birdie in the Tree, The Darkies Song, I Don't Love
Nobody, Johnny's History Lesson, The Horseshoe Song, My Brother, Bob White,
Put My Little Shoes Away, Little Boy For Sale, Spelling Song, Morior. SIDE
B: Performance by Olasta Kolarik, songs: Mill Mae, The Blind Girl.
Performances were collected by JoAnne Terrell, April 14, 1960. |
| Box 38 |
FF 4 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #38 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Songs by Mrs.
Giles Overton" Cassette includes: Performance by Mrs. Giles Overton, songs
are unidentified. |
| Box 38 |
FF 5 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #39 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: Performances
by Max and Mary Celestia, Herbert Halper, Carl Withers, Vance Randolph and
unidentified person, but specific performances are not identified. |
| Box 38 |
FF 6 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #40 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Informant: Mr.
Hal H. Spillman Collector: Miss Betty A. Spillman" Cassette includes: Performance
by Hal Spillman, songs/stories are unidentified. Performance collected by
Betty Spillman. |
| Box 38 |
FF 7 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #42 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Dave Ferguson
and Oran Gulliford" Cassette includes: Unidentified performer(s) with stories
about mining. |
| Box 38 |
FF 8 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #43 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Long Gone, Bright
Sherman Valley, Dream of a Miner's Child, Rovin' Gambler, Can't You Hear
Me Say I Love You, Dying Hobo, Death of Floyd Collins, New River Train,
Corn Liquor Still in Georgia, Two Black Crows, Katy-Did Waltz, Polly Ann".
Cassette includes: Unidentified performer(s)- recorded from record, songs:
aforementioned. |
| Box 38 |
FF 9 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #53 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "George &
Mary Celestia" Cassette includes: Unidentified performers, songs: unidentified,
Old Joe Penny, unidentified. |
| Box 38 |
FF 10 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #54 (without cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Tape of Ollie
Dumolt on Witching by Ollie Cross, Ellen Karr, Mildred Lawson, July 6, 1961"
Specific performer(s)/performance(s) are unknown at this time. |
| Box 38 |
FF 11 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #55 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Folk Songs sung
by Mrs. H. W. Reed, May 1961, Ruth Gish- student" Cassette includes: Unidentified
Performer, songs are unidentified. [See Research Projects Box 45 FF 31] |
| Box 38 |
FF 12 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #57 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "A Singing Camp
is a Happy Camp" Cassette includes: SIDE A: Performance
by Susan Evans, songs: Aloha, Oh Won't You Sit Down, The Mermaid, Certainly
Lord, Grandma Grunts, The Ash Grove, The White Hawk, The Keeper, Lindstead
Market, The Little Shepherd Boy, Walking at Night, Shepherdess Walk, This
Old Hammer, Kum-by-ya, All Night All Day, Been A-Ridin', Desert Silver Blues,
My Homes in Montana, Clop Clop Clop, Delorise. SIDE B:
Donkey Riding, Noah's Ark, The Billboard Song, We're Marching, The Grasses
are Bending, Hiking Song, The Mountains High, The Mountains High (different
comic version), Land of the Silver Birch, The Battered Elm Tree, Whippoorwill,
The Wood Child, Where Does the Wind Come From, Our Shalay, Hark to the Chimes,
The Wayfarers Grave, The Johnny Appleseed, The Omaha Tribal Prayer, For
the Sunshine, The Call of the Fire, Witchcraft, Shalom, Peace of the River,
Wisdom, Sing Your Way Home, White Wings, Russian Lullaby, Remember, Chepeta
Call, Green Trees/Taps. Performance was collected by Susan Evans, May 13,
1961. |
| Box 38 |
FF 13 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #60 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Taped and Transcribed
by Jean Showalter. Steel Guitar Rag, E & I Boogie, Banjo's Back in Town,
Little Boy Sad, Jealous Lover, Twenty-one Years, He Will Set Your Fields
on Fire, Wabash Cannonball, Little Blossom, Careless Love, I Can't Help
It, My Pretty Quadroon, Single Girl, Lorena" Cassette includes: SIDE
A: Performance by Laveta Stevens, song: Lorena. SIDE B:
Performance by Herman Dale Stevens Family/The Offbeats, songs:
Steel Guitar Rag, E & I Boogie, Banjo's Back in Town, Little Boy Sad,
Jealous Lover, Twenty-one Years, He Will Set Your Fields on Fire, Wabash
Cannonball, Little Blossom, Careless Love, I Can't Help It, My Pretty Quadroon,
Single Girl. Performances collected by Jean Showalter. |
| Box 38 |
FF 14 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #62 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Jane Berry Song
Collection" Cassette includes: SIDE A: Performance by Dutch
Noah and Slim Petrie, songs: Tennessee Wagoner, Arkansas Traveler, Buffalo
Girls, The Fiddlers Rag, The Girl I Left Behind, Turkey in the Straw, Irish
Wash Woman, Irish Wash Woman (different version), Soldiers Joy, The Battle
of New Orleans (8th of January), The Mockingbird, Black Mountain Rag SIDE
B: Performance by Dutch Noah and Slim Petrie, songs: Little Old
Sod Shanty on the Plains, The Wreck of the Number Nine, The Convict and
the Rose, The Wreck of Old 97, The Mystery of Number Five, The Cowboy's
Heaven, Someone will Love Me in Heaven. Performance by Mrs. Parrish, songs:
Little Rosewood Casket, Go Tell Aunt Rhodie, Old Missouri Hound dog. Performances
collected by Jane Berry. [See Research Projects. Box 45 FF 11] |
| Box 38 |
FF 15 |
Collected Folklore--Field Recordings. Reel #64 (with cassette copy). Box
is labeled: "Mr. Tom Cook and Mrs. Cook. Track 1- Punchin' the Dough, Strawberry
Roam, Miss Liza Brown, Blue Ridge Mountain Home, Lost Train Blues, Wreck
of the Old 97, Rainbow Willow, This Morning This Evening, Cindy, Crawdad
Song, Satan and Ten Little Devils (Farmer's Cursed Wife), Rubber Dolly,
Put Your Little Foot, Waiting for a Train Track 2- Hounder on the Track,
Lordy Have Mercy on Me, Ida Red, Cora Lee, Shortnin' Bread, Dan Jamime,
Old Arkansas, Buffalo Skinners, By the Old Mill Stream, Just Plain Folks,
Let the Rest of the World Go By, I Love Maine It's Just the Same as Sunny
Tennessee, Barbara Allen, San Antonio, Boll Weevil, Jack O' Diamonds. Cassette
includes: SIDE A: Performance by Tom Cook, songs: Hounder
on the Track, Lordy Have Mercy on Me, Ida Red, Cora Lee, Shortnin' Bread,
Dan Jamime, Old Arkansas, Buffalo Skinners, By the Old Mill Stream, Just
Plain Folks, Let the Rest of the World Go By, I Love Maine It's Just the
Same as Sunny Tennessee, Barbara Allen, San Antonio, Boll Weevil, Jack O'
Diamonds. SIDE B: Performance by Tom Cook, songs: Punchin'
the Dough, Strawberry Roam, Miss Liza Brown, Blue Ridge Mountain Home, Lost
Train Blues, Wreck of the Old 97, Rainbow Willow, This Morning This Evening,
Cindy, Crawdad Song, Satan and Ten Little Devils (Farmer's Cursed Wife),
Rubber Dolly, Put Your Little Foot, Waiting for a Train. Performances were
collected by Daryle Cook. [See Research Projects Box 45 FF 19] |
| Box 38 |
FF 16 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #78 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: Native American
songs, but specific performer(s)/performances are unknown. |
| Box 38 |
FF 17 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #79 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: Unidentified
performer, songs: unidentified. |
| Box 39 |
FF 1 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #82 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "15 Assorted
Songs Sung by C. M. Vanderford." Cassette includes: Performance by C. M.
Vanderford, songs: Three Robbin' Brothers of Scotland, The Wild Lumberjack,
Roving Gambler, My Heart's in the Highland, The Rosewood Casket, Red River
Valley, Birmingham Jail, The Titanic, The Boston Burglar, John Hardy, Jesse
James, John Henry, Floyd Collins, Blue Tailed Fly, Streets of Laredo. Performances
were collected March 29, 1961. [See Research Projects, Box 47 FF 11] |
| Box 39 |
FF 2 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #83 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Side 1- Virgil
Parcel- 3/1/60 (1-15) Virgil Parcel- 4-5-60 (16-29) Virgil Parcel- 5-2-60
(30) Side 2- Tom Dickerson, Mike Cardenas, Carl & Yolanda Deal- 5-5-60
(1-13) A. C. Swindell, Mr. & Mrs. Hiram Lackey- 5-6-60 (14-23)." Cassette
includes: SIDE A: Unidentified performer, songs: unidentified.
SIDE B: Unidentified performer(s), songs: unidentified.[See
Research Projects, Box 47 FF 30] |
| Box 39 |
FF 3 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #84 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: Performance
by Mrs. Henry Hilton, songs: Mammy's Lullaby, Louie Lou, The Watermelon
Growing in the Garden, The Old Yellow Cat, The Old Broken Dolly, The Pretty
Moon, remainder of songs unidentified or have inaudible title. Performances
were collected by Charlene Towsley, March 27, 1962. |
| Box 39 |
FF 4 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #85 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Stories told
by Leslye Harder Womer. They are stories told to her by Pioneers around
Agra, Kansas." Cassette includes: Performance by Leslye Harder Womer, pioneer
stories of Kansas. Performance was collected by Joan Greer, April 22, 1961. |
| Box 39 |
FF 5 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #86 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Emmett Baker,
24 May 1962, Side I- Sam Bass, Miss Liza Brown, When the Sun Goes Down,
Boll Weevil, Skip To My Lou, Put Your Little Foot Out, Side II- Credit Letter,
Satan and His 10 Little Devils, Crawdad Song, Chime Bells, The Roving Gambler."
Cassette includes: SIDE A: Performance by Emmett Baker,
aforementioned songs. SIDE B: Performance by Emmett Baker,
aforementioned songs. Performance was collected by Emmett Baker, May 24,
1962. |
| Box 39 |
FF 6 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #87 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "May 18- Mrs.
E. R. Walker- Mrs. Margaret Bellman- about 80 and 85 years old- County Feuds-
The Benders- Frazer Murder- (Family History) May 18, 1957. Cassette includes:
Unidentified performer, aforementioned stories. Performances were collected
by Carl Fredell, May 18, 1957. |
| Box 39 |
FF 7 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #88 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Mrs. Florence
Williams- Gospel Songs & Spirituals." Cassette includes: Unidentified
performer, songs: How Did You Feel When You Come Out the Wilderness, Precious
Lord Take My Hand, Swing Low Sweet Chariot, Old Time Religion, The Old Ship
of Zion, Steal Away, If I've Wounded Any Souls Today. |
| Box 39 |
FF 8 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #89 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Track I- Lucille
Turner Lullabies & Children's Songs of the South. Track II- L. Turner
Southern Religious Songs. Cassette includes: Unidentified performer, songs:
unidentified. Performance has been recorded from commercial recording. |
| Box 39 |
FF 9 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #98 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Rancho Grande,
Tall Oak Tree, House of the Rising Sun, Diane, Alabam', Shall the Circle
Be Unbroken, I Forgot to Remember When to Forget, ?, Daryle's ?, Folsom
Prison Blues, Our Goodman, Frankie & Johnnie, Lordy Have Mercy On Me."
Cassette includes: Unidentified performers, aforementioned songs. |
| Box 39 |
FF 10 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #100 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Side #1 Interview---Mrs.
Coleen Wright---Wichita, Kans. Songs 1. Chocolate Ice Cream Cone, 2. Black
Sheep, 3. Mother, Queen of My Heart, 4. Letter Edged in Black, 5. Old Pal
of Yesterday. Interview---Ernest Plemones---August, Kans. Poems- Christmas
Wish, Poor Little Orphan, Unknown. Song- The Wreck of 143. Tongue twister-
The Finest Directions of Old Mother Jackson. Interview---Mr. Ralph Rea--Harrison,
Arkansas. Songs- Three versions of the Mountain Meadows Massacre. Tommy
Plemones---Songs 1. Home on the Range, 2. Hand Me Down My Walking Cane,
3. Dow in the Valley, 4. Red River Valley, 5. The Old Chisolm Trail, 6.
Cowboy Jack, 7. Sweet Daisy of 19 Years Old, 8. Boll Weevil Side. Side #2-
9. Oh Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie, 10. Strawberry Roan, 11. When the
Works All Done this Fall, 12. The Covered Wagon Rolled Right Along, 13.
Green Grow the Lilacs, 14. Great Speckled Bird, 15. Farther Along, 16. Cowboys
Lament, 17. I've Got No Use for the Women, 18. Sweet Betsy from Pike, 19.
Jesse James, 20. Put My Little Shoes Away, 21. Will the Circle Be Unbroken,
22. Tramp on the Street, 23. Little Mohee." Cassette includes: TAPE
1, SIDE A: Performance by Mrs. Coleen Wright, songs: Chocolate
Ice Cream Cone, Black Sheep, Mother Queen of My Heart, Letter Edged in Black,
Old Pal of Yesterday. Performance by Ernest Plemones, poems: Christmas Wish,
Poor Little Orphan, Unknown, song: The Wreck of 143. Performance by Mr.
Ralph Rea, speech regarding the Mountain Meadows Massacre, discussion of
The Ballad of the Mountain Meadows Massacre (3 versions). TAPE 1,
SIDE B: Performance by Mr. Ralph Rea, discussion of The Ballad
of the Mountain Meadows Massacre (3 versions). Performance
by Tommy Plemones, songs: Home on the Range, Hand Me Down My Walking Cane,
Down in the Valley, Red River Valley, The Old Chisolm Trail, Cowboy Jack,
Sweet Daisy of 19 Years Old, Boll Weevil Side, Oh Bury Me Not on the Lone
Prairie, Strawberry Roan, When the Works All Done this Fall, The Covered
Wagon Rolled Right Along, Green Grow the Lilacs. TAPE 2, SIDE A:
Great Speckled Bird, Farther Along, Cowboys Lament, I've Got No Use For
the Women, Sweet Betsy from Pike, Jesse James, Put My Little Shoes Away,
Will the Circle Be Unbroken, Tramp on the Street, Little Mohee. Performances
were collected by Tommy Plemones, 1961. [See Research Projects, Box 46 FF
31] |
| Box 39 |
FF 11 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #101 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Mr. Charles
Taylor, Old Time Stories. Collected by Charlene Taylor." Cassette includes:
Performance by Mr. Charles Taylor, early stories about druggists, doctors
and life. Performance was collected by Charlene Taylor, April 1960. |
| Box 39 |
FF 12 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #114 (without cassette copy). Box
is labeled: "Breakdown Fiddle Tunes done in an unwritten tradition as done
is Tennessee. Mullinville, Kansas, May 12, 1962. Darl Rader- fiddle, John
Douglass- fiddle, Geo Douglass- guitar, Bill Rader- piano. Songs: Soldier's
Joy- Rader, Soldier's Joy- Douglass, Up Jumped the Devil- Rader, Up Jumped
the Devil- Douglass, Mighty Near Soldier's Joy- Rader, Mighty Near Soldier's
Joy- Douglass, Tennessee Waggoneer- Rader, Tennessee Waggoneer- Douglass,
Red Apple Rag- Rader, Cackle Old Hen- Rader, Cackle Old Hen- Douglass, Arkansas
Traveler- Rader, Arkansas Traveler- Douglass." |
| Box 39 |
FF 13 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #117 (without cassette copy). Box is labeled: "The Year
of the Jubilee, The Preacher & The Bear, Sweet Evalina, Marching on
Georgia, Because She Ain't Built that Way, Old Sayings, Dem Golden Slippers,
Barbara Allen, The Boll Weevil, We're from Kansas. Tape made by Gertrude
Edens." Specific performer(s) are unknown at this time. |
| Box 39 |
FF 14 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #122 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: Track I- J.
T. Hopper- All Over Texas and Part of Arkansas, Lonesome Road Blues. Odie
Hopper- Four Thousand Years Ago, Old but Awfully Tough. J. T. Hopper- Old
Bill Winn. Bill Glasgow- In the Pines, Log Cabin in the Lane, Erin's Isle,
Waitin' for a Train. Rita Carmichael and Joan O'Bryant- collectors. Letha
Watkins- The Golden Willow Tree. Mrs. Parrish- Little Rosewood Casket, The
Hound Dog Song. Mrs. Martin- (?). Track 2- Clara Ballard- Comin' Back to
Kansas. Irene Tingley- The Jealous Lover. Letha Watkins- The Lady in the
Car. Norma Pruitt and Joan O'Bryant collectors. Barbara Allan, Good-bye
Alice. Pearl Hanson and Joan O'Bryant collectors. Grace Philbrook- Charming
Beau, Frog Went a-Courtin', No Sir- No Sir, Kansas Land. Hattie Olson- Aunt
Rhody. Dorothy Wallerius collector. Mrs. Irwin Rhodes- about religious songs,
Amazing Grace. Louise Lane collector." Cassette
includes: SIDE A: Performance by J. T. Hopper, songs: All
Over Texas and Part of Arkansas, Lonesome Road Blues. Performance by Odie
Hopper, songs: Four Thousand Years Ago, Old but Awfully Tough. Performance
by J. T. Hopper, song: Old Bill Winn. Performance by Bill Glasgow, songs:
In the Pines, Log Cabin in the Lane, Erin's Isle, Waitin' for a Train. Letha
Watkins, song: The Golden Willow Tree. Performance by Mrs. Parrish, songs:
Little Rosewood Casket, The Hound Dog Song. Performance by Mrs. Martin,
song: unidentified. SIDE B: Performance by Clara Ballard,
song: Comin' Back to Kansas. Performance by Irene Tingley, song: The Jealous
Lover. Performance by Letha Watkins, songs: The Lady in the Car. Barbara
Allan, Good-bye Alice. Performance by Grace Philbrook, songs: Charming Beau,
Frog Went a-Courtin', No Sir- No Sir, Kansas Land. Performance by Hattie
Olson, song: Aunt Rhody. Performance by Mrs. Irwin Rhodes, discussion about
religious songs, song: Amazing Grace. |
| Box 39 |
FF 15 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #123 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Track 1: Avis
Cline: Lonesome Valley, Gettin' Ready to Go Away, As the Id Goes Marching
On; Fibbie Wyatt- Durante My Son (Partly recorded over) by Corwin Vanderford-
My Heart's in the Highlands- then again Fibbie; Corwin Vanderford- Dear
Evaline, Little Rosewood Casket, May I Sleep In Your Barn Tonight, Mister
?, Ken Wismer: Little Black Mustache." Cassette includes: Unidentified performers,
aforementioned songs. |
| Box 39 |
FF 16 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #124 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Folk Songs
by Larry Keafer. Recorded by Tom Tooker." Recording has multi-layered audio
tracks making it inaudible at times. |
| Box 39 |
FF 17 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #125 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Trip to West
Fork- Veda Lewis, Minnie Goff, Max Hunter. Track 2- Dub from Max- Ollie
Parker, Dom Ingenthorn, Goldie Schott." Cassette includes: Performance by
Minnie Goff, song: The Blind Boy. Remainder of performers/performances are
unidentified. Performances were recorded July 22, 1958. |
| Box 40 |
FF 1 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #126 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: Unidentified
performer, songs: unidentified. |
| Box 40 |
FF 2 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #127 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: SIDE
A: Performance has been recorded from commercial recording.
SIDE B: Unidentified performer, rhymes: unidentified.
Recording of record made by Mr. Fisher (collector's grandfather). Performance
by Great Grandmother Russell, song: unidentified. Recording of record made
by Bill Russell (collector's great grandfather). Performance by Mae Belle
Gray, rhymes and games. |
| Box 40 |
FF 3 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #128 (without cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Sister Succie-
Mary, Man that Lazarus. Adgie Lou Williams- Old Blue, Jimmie Go Round, Kitty
Can't You Come Along Too, Young Charolette. Mary Jo Davis- Bye to Baby,
A Sailor's Life, The Jews Garden, Something New for Me, Arkansas Boy." |
| Box 40 |
FF 4 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #129 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Wells &
Bender 5/23/62 Thursday & Saturday Night Old Fiddler's Contest." Cassette
includes: SIDE A: Old Cowtown fiddle contest w/emcee: Performance
by Neal Sedan, songs: Listen to the Mockingbird, Buffalo Gals. Performance
by Mike Cooper, songs: The Ragtime Annie, Tennessee Wagon. Unidentified
performer, song: unidentified. Kenny Plummer, songs: Boil that Cabbage Down,
Arkansas Traveler. Performance by Mr. Swindell, song: Tennessee Wagoner.
Performance by Vernon Oxford, song: Soldier's Joy. Performance by Mike Cooper,
song: Black Mountain Rag. Performance by Arthur Smith, song: Orange Blossom
Special (partial). SIDE B: Old Cowtown fiddle contest w/emcee:
Performance by Mr. Swindell, song: portion of Tennessee Wagoner. Performance
by Vernon Oxford, song: portion of Soldier's Joy. Performance by Mike Cooper,
song: portion of Black Mountain Rag. Performance by Arthur Smith, song:
portion of Orange Blossom Special. Performance by Kenny Plummer, song: The
Black Mountain Rag. Performance by Arthur Smith, song: The Black Mountain
Rag. Performance by Kenny Plummer, song: Boil that Cabbage Down. Performance
by Arthur Smith, song: Fire in the Mountain. Performance was collected in
Wichita, Kansas. Also includes film of event. |
| Box 40 |
FF 5 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #130 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: Performance
by Corwin Vanderford, songs: Brennan on the Moor, Sam Bass, unidentified.
Performance by Tommy Plemones, song: Coat Vest & Pantaloons. Performance
by Corwin Vanderford, song: Canada-e-i-o, Joseph Mica, Frankie & Albert,
Sam Hall. |
| Box 40 |
FF 6 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #131 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: SIDE
A: Performance has been recorded from commercial recording. SIDE
B: Unidentified people talking. Unidentified news cast (Wichita
& Kansas) with commercials. |
| Box 40 |
FF 7 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #132A (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: Performance
by Reuben and unidentified performer, songs: Take this Hammer (partial),
Dewey Den of Yellow, Lather & Shave, I'll Walk the Road Again, unidentified. |
| Box 40 |
FF 8 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #132B (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: SIDE
A: Unidentified performer, songs: unidentified. SIDE B:
Unidentified performer(s), songs: unidentified. |
| Box 40 |
FF 9 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #133 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: Unidentified
performer, songs: Little Sod Shanty, Rye Whiskey, In the Jailhouse Now,
Barnacle Bill the Sailor, Cole Younger. Unidentified performer, songs: A
Pretty Fair Maid in the Garden, I Gave My Love a Cherry. Performances were
collected March 27, 1959. |
| Box 40 |
FF 10 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #134 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: SIDE
A: Performance by Mr. Donald Gibbs, songs: Swing Low Sweet Chariot,
Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen, several unidentified religious songs,
There's No Place Like Home, unidentified. SIDE B: Performance
by Mr. Donald Gibbs, songs: unidentified, Mr. Froggie Went A-Courting, Skip
to My Lou, Buffalo Girls Won't You Come Out Tonight, untitled, untitled,
Stuttering Song. Performances were collected by Gary Minor, May 10, 1959,
in Hutchinson, Kansas. |
| Box 40 |
FF 11 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #136 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: Performance
by Gene(?) Cook, songs: Drill You Terriers Drill, Quantrill, unidentified,
unidentified. Performances were collected by Orval Craig, May 3, 1961. Recording
has multi-layered audio tracks making it inaudible at times. |
| Box 40 |
FF 12 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #137 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: Unidentified
performer, songs: unidentified, The Golden Vanity, Rose Connelly, John Chapman
the Thinker of Swathom, unidentified, unidentified (partial). |
| Box 40 |
FF 13 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #137 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Recording of
Sixteen German Folksongs by George Schoener. All the Birds are Back, May
Song, Farewell, Loreley, Love Song, Goodbye My Darling, Secret Love, Homesickness
for My Valley Home, A Hunter From Kurpfalz, Cuckoo! Cuckoo!, Small Hans,
In the Beautiful Green Meadow, Silent Night, The Rose in the Heather, By
the Fountain, The Swallow." Cassette includes: Performance by George Schoener,
aforementioned songs. |
| Box 40 |
FF 14 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #139 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Track 1: Odus
Byrd- John Henry, Mamie Hensley- The White Rose, (?) Morrison- Fiddling/
Track 2: (?) Morrison- Fiddling, John Massey- Beautiful Land. Washed in
the Beautiful Pool, All My Sins are taken Away, Shout Shout You're Gaining
Ground, Orville McInturff- Adieu, Food Old Sober Joe, The Little Lady (?)
for Her Home, Beautiful Home. Tape recorded June 1958 at Marshall, Arkansas."
Cassette includes aforementioned performances. |
| Box 40 |
FF 15 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #140 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Emmie Murphy-
Willie & Mary, Hangman (Charles Guiteau) (Andersonville Prison)." Cassette
includes: Unidentified performer, songs: unidentified, Willie & Mary,
remainder are unidentified. |
| Box 40 |
FF 16 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #141 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Fred High HCW
(House Carpenter's Wife), Wayford Girl, Bramble Briar, Lady from West."
Cassette includes: Performance by Fred High, aforementioned songs. |
| Box 41 |
FF 1 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #142 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Frances Hensley,
May 20, 1957, 1. Ida Burgan- Ballad, Ghost Story, Murder Story, Indian Story,
2. Earl Bailey- Stories about life in Indian Territory, 3. Laura Olney-
Jesse James, 4. Clyde Olney- Jesse James, Pretty Boy Floyd, 5. Laura Olney-
Horse Thief." Cassette includes: Aforementioned performances. Performances
were collected by Frances Hensley, May 20, 1957. |
| Box 41 |
FF 2 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #143 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: SIDE
A: Performance by Pattie, song: Virgin Mary. Unidentified performer,
song: unidentified, Sweet Potatoes, Hieland Laddy (partial), Salvation Army,
Burglar & The Old Maid, East Virginia. Unidentified performer, songs:
unidentified. SIDE B: Performance by Etta Jacobs, song:
Little Bessie, Naponie, When the Roses Bloom Again, unidentified, Preacher
& the Bear. Performance by Mrs. H. A. Burns, songs: unidentified. |
| Box 41 |
FF 3 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #144 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: Unidentified
performer(s), songs: unidentified. |
| Box 41 |
FF 4 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #145 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: SIDE
A: Unidentified performers, songs: unidentified. SIDE B:
Unidentified performers, songs: unidentified. |
| Box 41 |
FF 5 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #146 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Track I- Mrs.
Irvin Rhodes: (Religious songs) How Firm a Foundation, On Shape Notes, The
Old Family Bible, I Wish I Was Single Again, The Babes in the Woods, The
Lone Prairie. Marguerite Rhodes- Johnny Sands. Irwin Rhodes- On Water Witching.
Mrs. Rhodes- Billy Boy, On Jordan's Stormy Bank. Mrs. Sam Treeble- Barbara
Allan. Orson Smith- I Wish I Was Single, The Widow's Daughter, ?, The Green
Grass Grew All Around. Track II- Orson Smith- The Preacher and the Bear,
The Girl from South, I Went to See My Susan, People Must Talk, Whatever
the Weather May Be, Take the Coffee Cup & Give the Whiskey Up. Mrs.
Jenny Slignhart- Pioneer stories. Kathy Dagel- The Butcher Boy. Mrs. Don
Finney- Down Went the Wreck of the Maine, Colds & Mussels. Mrs. A. L.
Hartley- The Gypsy Wedding, ?, The Titanic, Little Mohee, Red River Valley,
Wreck of Old 97." Cassette includes: SIDE A: Performance
by Mrs. Irvin Rhodes, songs: How Firm a Foundation, On Shape Notes, The
Old Family Bible, I Wish I Was Single Again, The Babes in the Woods, The
Lone Prairie. Performance by Marguerite Rhodes, song: Johnny Sands. Performance
by Irwin Rhodes, discussion: Water Witching. Performance by Mrs. Rhodes,
songs: Billy Boy, On Jordan's Stormy Bank. Performance by Mrs. Sam Treeble,
song: Barbara Allan. Performance by Orson Smith, songs: I Wish I Was Single,
The Widow's Daughter, ?, The Green Grass Grew All Around. SIDE B:
Performance by Orson Smith, songs: The Preacher and the Bear, The Girl from
South, I Went to See My Susan, People Must Talk, Whatever the Weather May
Be, Take the Coffee Cup & Give the Whiskey Up. Performance by Mrs. Jenny
Slignhart, stories: Pioneer days. Performance by Kathy Dagel, song: The
Butcher Boy. Performance by Mrs. Don Finney, songs: Down Went the Wreck
of the Maine, Colds & Mussels. Performance by Mrs. A. L. Hartley, songs:
The Gypsy Wedding, ?, The Titanic, Little Mohee, Red River Valley, Wreck
of Old 97. |
| Box 41 |
FF 6 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #147 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Corwin Vanderford."
Cassette includes: SIDE A: Unidentified performer, songs:
The Wreck of Old 97, unidentified, Three Robbing Brothers of Scotland, unidentified,
unidentified, Frankie & Johnnie, Charleston Town, Bury Me Out On the
Prairie. SIDE B: Performance by Corwin Vanderford, songs:
untitled, Charles Guiteau, Sweet Betsy From Pike, John Henry, John Hardy,
The Titanic, The Blue Tail Fly, Jesse James. |
| Box 41 |
FF 7 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #148 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Track 1: Dr.
Ralph Ferguson- The Passing Policeman (poem), Towser Jenkins, All Day Long.
Stella Goddard- Little Rosewood Casket. Rett Sutterfield, poem, (Maggie
& Jiggs at the Golden Gate), (The Hired Man). Stella Goddard- The Poor
Old Bachelor. Aunt Martha Wasson- Arkansas Sal. Odus Boyd- Frog Went A Courtin',
Rose Connally, Eighteen of Nineteen Years, The Maiden on the Plain, Jack
the Lonely Cowboy, Thru the Pines, What Are You Goin' to do When the Old
Sow's Dead. Track 2: Mrs. Mabel Ferguson- Barbara Fritchie. Nellie Sparks-
That Precious Book. Alice Brown- The Unfortunate Man. Mary A. Kirby- Young
Charlotte. Nellie Sparks- The Poor Old Man. Alice Brown- Two Little Girls
in Blue. Nellie Sparks- Reading a Message from Beyond the Grave. Louise
Strayer- Little Willie, Barbara Allan. George Strayer- Over the Waves. Ralph
Ferguson- Arkansas Song." Cassette includes: SIDE A: Unidentified
performer, discussion: Arkansas life and lore. Performance by Mabel Ferguson,
recitation: Barbara Fritchie. Performance by Nellie Sparks, song: That Precious
Book. Performance by Alice Brown, song: The Unfortunate Man. Performance
by Mary A. Kirby, song: Fair Charlotte. Performance by Nellie Sparks, song:
The Poor Old Man. Performance by Alice Brown, song: Two Little Girls in
Blue. Performance Nellie Sparks, recitation: The Wreck of the Noble Life
or A Message From the Grave. Performance by Louise Strayer, songs: Little
Willie, Barbara Allan. Performance by George Strayer w/Ralph Smith, song:
Over the Waves. Performance by Dr. Ralph Ferguson, song: Arkansas Song.
SIDE B: Recording has multi-layered audio tracks making
it inaudible. |
| Box 41 |
FF 8 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #149 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: SIDE
A: Recording is copy of commercial recording Frank Warner- Songs
and Ballads of America's Wars. SIDE B: Continuation of
commercial recording from Side A. Performance by Fred High, songs: unidentified. |
| Box 41 |
FF 9 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #150 (without cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Tr. 1: Elzie
Mayfield- Please Mr. Conductor, The Girl I Left Behind, The Nightingale,
Story about hens, etc., Sheffield Apprentice, The Texas Rangers, Mary of
the Wild Moor, Fragment-Our Hands are Clasped, Sweet Sixteen, Man Who Wouldn't
Hoe His Corn. Tr. 2: Boston Burglar, Charles Guiteau (1 verse), Forsaken,
(Cuckoo type), Goin' Back to Georgie (2 verses), Harmonica, Barbara Allen,
Devilish Mary, ?, (Hymn- ?)."
41
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| Box 41 |
FF 11 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #152 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Fran Majors:
Poor Lost Girl; Larry Kiefer- The Dying Stockman; Fran: Farewell to Green
Fields; Fran- Bonnie Black Bess; Dub of records of Lillie Wall: Sebastopol,
Music Box, Spanish Fandango (guitar solos) Songs: When the Robins Nest Again,
I'm Proud I'm an Irishman's Son, Dad's Dinner Pail, Ah Sid, The Irish Christening,
Part 2- Irish Christening- Jolly Miller. Patti- Harry Orchard" Cassette
includes: SIDE A: Unidentified performer, song: Poor Lost
Girl. Unidentified performer, song: The Dying Stockman. Unidentified performer,
songs: Farewell to Green Fields, Bonnie Black Bess. Recordings of records
made by Mrs. Lillie Wall, songs: unidentified guitar solos, When the Robins
Nest Again, I'm Proud I'm an Irishman's Son, Dad's Dinner Pail, Ah Sid,
The Irish Christening. SIDE B: Recording of record made
by Mrs. Lillie Wall, song: Irish Christening- Part II, The Jolly Miller.
Unidentified performer, song: Harry Orchard. |
| Box 41 |
FF 12 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #153 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Maureen Whitbrad-
Gaelic Songs, etc." Cassette includes: Unidentified performer, songs: unidentified. |
| Box 41 |
FF 13 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #154 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Blue Grass
Music- Sam Harris." Cassette includes: Performance by John Douglas, George
Douglas, John Shall and Stu Ellses, songs: Boil That Cabbage Down, Arkansas
Traveler, Black Mountain Rag, The Fox, The Sunday Barbecue, Raggedy Annie,
Country Boy, Hangman's Hangman, Wildwood Flower, 8th Of January, Soldier's
Joy, Old Joe Clark, Orange Blossom Special. Performances were collected
by Sam Harris, May 14, 1961. |
| Box 41 |
FF 14 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #155 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Lillie- Mrs.
Wolfe, Little Mohea- Mrs. Fullerton, Broken Heart- Mrs. Fullerton, Brish
Young Farmer- Wolfe & Fullerton, The Old Man- Mrs. Fullerton, Lord I
Wish I Was a Single Girl Again- Norman Drake, Gypsy Girl- Mrs. Wolfe, Down
on the Farm- Mrs. Wolfe, Miner Boy- Wolfe & Fullerton, Take This Letter
To My Mother- Mrs. Wolfe, Red Headed Boy- Mrs. Fullerton, As I Went Through
Yond Lonesome Grove- Mrs. Fullerton, It's a Long Time My Darling- Mrs. Fullerton,
The Bright Sherman Valley- Mrs. Fullerton. Collected by: Verra Dawson, Norma
Drake, Wilma Williams." Cassette includes: aforementioned performances. |
| Box 41 |
FF 15 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #156 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: SIDE
A: Performance by Lawson D. Ellis, stories about childhood in Oklahoma,
including stories about hunting, panthers, bank robbers, the Dalton Gang,
Will Rogers. SIDE B: Performance by Rena Ellis, stories
about early courting customs. Performance by Earl Bailey, stories of Oklahoma
railroads and oil fields. Performances were collected by Janet Martin. |
| Box 41 |
FF 16 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #157 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: Unidentified
performer, songs: Black Jack Davy, The Brown Girl, tape becomes inaudible. |
| Box 42 |
FF 1 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #158 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Oleva Houser:
The Black Sheep, Storm on the Ocean, Sandy Houser: I Love Little Willie.
Track II- Fred Smith- Bentonville, Ark.- Sweet Scented Barber, Diseases,
Fragment of the Flying Cloud, The Three Crows, Drimandoo, Dandoo, John Morrisey,
The Rustic Young Damsel, The Jam at Gerry's Rock, Fiddle Music." Cassette
includes: Unidentified performer, songs: Sweet Scented Barber, Diseases,
unidentified, The Three Crows, Drimandoo, Dandoo, John Morrisey, John Morrisey
(single verse), The Rustic Young Damsel, The Jam at Gerry's Rock, Doorang's
Corn Pipe, inaudible title, Texas Quick Step, Wildwood Flower, unidentified,
Turkey in the Straw. |
| Box 42 |
FF 2 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. #159 (with cassette copy, but NO Reel). Cassette includes: Unidentified
performers/performances. |
| Box 42 |
FF 3 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. #160 (with cassette copy, but NO Reel). Cassette includes: Unidentified
performer, song: unidentified. Performance by Joan O'Bryant, song: unidentified.
Remainder of cassette has unidentified performers/performances. Tape was
recorded as part of a concert. |
| Box 42 |
FF 4 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. #161 (with cassette copy, but NO Reel). Cassette includes: Performance
by Jay Hunt, songs: unidentified. Performance was collected July 9, 1963
in Colorado. |
| Box 42 |
FF 5 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #162 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: SIDE
A: Unidentified performer, stories about Wilber Underhill (Oklahoma
outlaw). Performance by Dave Winston, relating stories about the Hornet
Light (ghost lights near Joplin, Missouri), ballads: Babes in the Wood,
The Brown Girl, Oh Who Will Shoe My Feet (fragment), Barbara Allan (fragment),
Frog Went Courtin', The Bonnie Wee Window (fragment), The Frozen Girl (fragment),
Billy Boy, Sam Bass (fragment), The Poor Boy & His Terrible Plight.
Performance by Franny Howard, stories about life in Kansas. SIDE
B: Performance by Franny Howard, stories about life in Kansas.
Performance by Eva Gouty, stories about life in Kansas. Performances were
collected by Dave Winston. |
| Box 42 |
FF 6 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. # 163 (with cassette copy, but NO Reel). Cassette includes:
Unidentified performer, stories about life in Wichita and Kansas. Unidentified
performer, song: unidentified. |
| Box 42 |
FF 7 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. #164/168 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Fraternity Stag
Songs collected by Mike Martin & Gordon Temple." Cassette includes:
Performance by (?) Fisher, unidentified song and folk sayings. Performance
by Grandma Atherton, recipe for old fashioned stack cake, games. Performance
by Jeri Atherton, German poem. Unidentified performer, family saying. Performance
by Harry Weilert, story about his mother who was a German Princess. Performance
by Gordon Temple & Mike Martin, fraternity songs. Unidentified performer,
song: unidentified. |
| Box 42 |
FF 8 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. #166 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Side 1- Judy Pickins-
singing 1. Down in the Valley, 2. He's Gone Away, 3. Clementine, 4. Drink
to me Only with ?, Don Hickey- singing 1. Butcher's Boy, 2. He's Movin'
On, 3. Cowboy ?, 4. Down in the Valley, 5. Coodie Song, 6. Sweet Violet.
Side 2- 7. Careless Love, 8. Get Along Little Doggies, 89. Barbara Allen,
10. Street of Laredo." Cassette includes: aforementioned performances. |
| Box 42 |
FF 9 |
Collected Folklore-Field
Recordings. #167 (with cassette copy). Cassette includes: Outdoor Symphony
(sounds found in nature), themes: Dawning, Midday, Thunderstorm, Evening,
Sundown, Nightfall. Performances were collected by R. R. Dirks. |
| Box 42 |
FF 10 |
Collected Folklore-Field
Recordings. #171 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Original Collector
Marjorie Thole who heard her grandmother sing this old miner's song of Colorado."
Note inside box reads: "Songs collected by Mrs. Pauline Haines for Miss
Joan O'Bryant's Folk Literature 361, 1961. 1. Song has no name- Mrs. Parks
has known it for many years. 2. "She-Wolf"- arranged by the collector and
sung by Peg Olsen of California."Cassette includes: aforementioned performances.
[Remainder of tape is believed to be unrelated to folklore collection.] |
| Box 42 |
FF 11 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #173 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Webb Brothers,
Announcer Frank A. Webb 10/1961 with song titles." Cassette includes: SIDE
A: Performances by Frank A. Webb, Paul E. Webb and Myron Webb,
songs: Estralita, Sweet Memories, Robin's Return, Star Lake Waltz, The Tempest,
LaPaloma, The Sweitzers Farewell, The Herd's Girl-Dream, American Fantasy,
Two Lovers, Traumiri and Sunshine Jane, Minuet in G, Fraland's Waltz. SIDE
B: Performances by Frank A. Webb, Paul E. Webb and Myron Webb,
songs: The Loveliest Night of the Year, Sunshine & Roses, Traumari,
The Merry Maiden, You are the Rose of My Heart, Let Me Call You Sweetheart,
Comrades March, The Fascinator, In Fanta March, Glow Worm, Commandary March,
Home Sweet Home, Crusaders Gallop, West Lawn Polka, Take My Home Again Cathleen,
The Carnival of Venice. |
| Box 42 |
FF 12 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #174 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Webb Brothers,
Announcer Frank A. Webb, 10/1961 with song titles." Cassette includes: Recording
has multi-layered audio tracks making it inaudible. 1 layer of audio is
recordings made by the Webb Brothers [See Box 42 FF 11 Recording #173]. |
| Box 42 |
FF 13 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #175 (with cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Webb Brothers
Tape #3 with list of songs." Cassette includes: SIDE A: Performances
by Webb Brothers [See Box 42 FF 11, Recording #173], songs: Angel's Lullaby,
Glow Worm, Sunflower Dance, California Schottische, Footlight Favorites,
Crusaders Gallop, Carnival of Venice, LaPaloma, unidentified, discussion
of recording process, unidentified, Two Lovers, Home Sweet Home, Star Lake
Waltz. SIDE B: Performances by the Webb Brothers, songs:
Farland's Waltz, Under the Double Eagle, Silver Bell March, Dreams of Home,
Old Folks at Home, The Fascinator, The Fountain, Dreams of Home, We Hoose
Amang the Heather, Angel's Lullaby, The Gilbert & Sullivan Lullaby,
Angels Serenade, Blue Bells of Scotland, Yankee Doodle. |
| Box 42 |
FF 14 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #364 (without cassette copy). Specific performer(s)/performance(s)
are unknown at this time. |
| Box 42 |
FF 15 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. Reel #566 (without cassette copy). Specific performer(s)/performance(s)
are unknown at this time. |
| Box 42 |
FF 16 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. No # Given (without cassette copy). Box is labeled: "1. Golden
Willow Tree, 2. The Are Comin' Back to Kansas, 3. The Jealous Lover, 4.
The Little Mohee, 5. The Wreck of the Old 97, 6. Granny Woman, 7. Cockles
& Mussels." Specific performer(s) are unknown at this time. |
| Box 42 |
FF 17 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. No # Given (without cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Baby Lou,
Hills of Colorado, Little Mohee." Specific performer(s)/performance(s) are
unknown at this time. |
| Box 42 |
FF 18 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. No # Given (without cassette copy). Box is labeled: "Joan Joy-
Stories Indian Lore, water witching stories, song- Civil War, minstrel type
song." Specific performer(s)/performance(s) are unknown at this time. |
| Box 42 |
FF 19 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. No # Given (without cassette copy). Specific performer(s)/performance(s)
are unknown at this time. |
| Box 43 |
FF 1 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. No # Given (without cassette copy). Note inside box reads: "Tape
G. This letter is from a Mr. Hunter to Joan O'Bryant." Specific perfomer(s)/performance(s)
are unknown at this time. |
| Box 43 |
FF 2 |
Collected Folklore--Field
Recordings. No # Given (without cassette copy). Letter inside box To Joan
O'Bryant from Mitch." Specific performer(s)/performance(s) are unknown at
this time. |
| |
| Series
1.3-- Quilt Block Patterns |
|
| Box 43 |
FF 3 |
Collected Folklore--Quilt
Block Patterns: A - G. The folders (Box 43 FF 3-5) contain photocopied Quilt
Block Patterns alphabetized by name. The actual pieces may be found in Box
44. This folder includes: [A] Anvil, Album, Arkansas Cobblestone
(see Ozark), Arkansas Snow Flake, Arkansas Snowflake (see Job's Trouble),
At the Depot (see Railroad Crossing), Attic Window (see Crow's Nest), Attic
Window (see Shadow Box), Attic Windows variation, [B] Baby
Basket (see Basket Quilt), Barbara Fritchie Star, Baseball (see The Marble
Quilt), Basket of Scraps, Basket Quilt, Bear's Paw, Birds in the Air, Blue
Blazes (see Honey Bee), Bow and Arrows (see Crossed Canoes), Bow and Arrows
(see The Marble Quilt), Box Quilt, Brown Goose, [C] Cake
Stand, Chisolm Trail, Churn Dash, Churn Dash (see Pioneer Patch), Clay's
Choice, Clay's Star (see Clay's Choice), Cog Block (see Ohio Star), Contrary
Husband (see Box Quilt), Criss Cross (see Single Irish Chain), Crossed Canoes,
Crow's Nest, Cube Lattice, Cubes and Tile (see Cube Lattice), [D]
Devil's Claw (see Brown Goose), Diamond Field, Diamond Star (see
Star of LeMoyne), Double Z (see Brown Goose), Doves at the Window, Ducks
and Ducklings, Duck's Foot in the Mud (see Bear's Paw), [E] Eccentric
Star (see Box Quilt), Eight Pointed Star (see Ohio Star), The Endless Chain
(see Job's Tears), [F] Fifty Four-Forty, Fight (see Fifty
Four- Forty), Four Points (see Job's Trouble), Framed X (see Brown Goose),
Friendship (see Album), Friendship Star (see Gail Hand), [G] Gail
Hand, Gentleman's Fancy (see Mary's Block), Golden Stairs (see Road to California),
Goose Tracks, Grandma's Star (see Fifty Four-Forty), Grape Basket (see Cake
Stand), Gray Goose (see Brown Goose), Gretchen. |
| Box 43 |
FF 4 |
Collected Folklore--Quilt
Block Patterns: H - M: [H] Hand of Friendship (see Bear's
Paw), Harry's Star (see Clay's Choice), Harvest Star, Henry of the West
(see Clay's Choice), Hens and Chickens (see Ducks and Ducklings), Hickory
Leaf, Hole in the Barn Door (see Churn Dash), Honey Bee, [I] Idle
Moments (see Cube Lattice), Indian Meadow (see Lend and Borrow), Italian
Beauty (see Goose Tracks), [J] Jacob's Ladder, Jacob's
Ladder (see Road to California), Job's Tears, Job's Trouble, [K]
Kite (see Job's Trouble), [L] Laced Hearts, Lafayette
Orange Peel, Leila's Star, Lemon Star (see Star of LeMoyne), Lend and Borrow,
Lend and Borrow, Lend and Borrow, Lindy's Plane, Little Saw-Tooth (see Lend
and Borrow), Log Cabin (see Sunshine and Shadow), London Roads, Lover's
Knot, [M] Magnolia Bud, The Marble Floor, The Marble Quilt,
Mary's Block, May Basket (see Cake Stand), The Mayflower, Missouri Star
Quilt, Monkey Wrench (see Churn Dash), Mosaic, Mount Sunflower. |
| Box 43 |
FF 5 |
Collected Folklore--Quilt
Block Patterns: N - Z: [O] Oh Susannah (see Susannah),
Ohio Star, Old Fashioned Star Quilt, Old Gray Goose (see Brown Goose), Old
Maid's Puzzle (see Anvil and Brown Goose), Open Book (see Box Quilt), Open
Box (see Box Quilt), Ozark, [P] Pennsylvania (see Single
Irish Chain), Picture Frame (see Churn Dash), Pieced Star, Pieced Star (see
Barbara Fritchie Star), Pioneer Patch, Pride of Italy (see Goose Tracks),
Pride of the Prairie, Puritan Star (see Star of LeMoyne), Puss in the Corner,
[R] Railroad (see Road to California), Railroad Crossing,
The Railroad Quilt (see Fifty Four- Forty), Rare Old Tulip, Road to California,
Rob Peter to Pay Paul (see Lafayette Orange Peel), Rocky Glen (see Lend
and Borrow), Rocky Road to California (see Road to California), Roman Stripe,
Rose Dream, Rose of Sharon, [S] Sail Boat Block, The Secret
Drawer, Shadow Box, Shadow Box (see Attic Windows), Shadows and Rainbow
(see Roman Stripe), Ship's Wheel, Shoo-Fly (see Churn Dash), Simple Cross
(see Single Irish Chain), Single Irish Chain, The Slave Chain (see Job's
Tears), The Small Wedding Ring, Snowball (see Job's Trouble), Star and Crescent,
Star Kites (see Job's Trouble), Star of LeMoyne, Star of the West (see Clay's
Choice), Star Puzzle (see Barbara Fritchie Star), Steeplechase, Steeplechase
(see Crossed Canoes), Steeplechase (see The Marble Quilt), Stepping Stones
(see Road to California), Steps to the Altar, Sunshine and Shadow, Susannah,
[T] Texas Tears (see Job's Tears), Trail of the Covered
Wagon (see Road to California), Twenty-Four Triangles (see Mary's Block),
[U] Underground Railroad (see Road to California), [W]
Wagon Tracks (see Road to California), Wrench (see Pioneer Patch),
[Y] Yankee Pride. |
| Box 44 |
FF |
Collected Folklore--Quilt
Block Patterns. This box contains the actual Quilt Block Patterns identified
in Box 42 FFs 3-5. The blocks were collected by O'Bryant's students at Kansas
State Teacher's College in Pittsburg and at the Rocky Mountain Folklore
Workshop in Gunnison, Colorado between 1958 and 1962. There are 50 quilt
blocks of 46 different designs. The box also contains notecards with quilt
block descriptions. |
| |
| Series
1.4-- Professional Recordings |
|
| Box 44A |
FF |
Folklore Projects--O'Bryant.
(2) copies of record: "Folksongs and Ballads of Kansas." The songs on the
record include: Girls Quit Your Rowdy Ways, The Butcher Boy, Common Bill,
The Zebra Dun, Sweet William Died, Lord Batesman, Kansas Boys, Old Limpy,
In Kansas, Molly Bann, Quantrill, Old Blue. The records feature Joan O'Bryant
singing and playing guitar. The record was released in 1957. (1) copy of
record: "American Ballads and Folksongs." The songs on the record include:
Single Girl, The Stern Old Bachelor, Life is a Toil, The Promised Land,
The House Carpenter's Wife, The Trail to Mexico, The Lily of the West, The
Cuckoo, I'm on My Way, A Sailor's Life, Keep Your Hand on the Plow, The
Maiden on the Plains, A Soldier's Wife, Marble Town, The Texas Rangers,
Tom Sherman's Barroom. The record features Joan O'Bryant singing and playing
guitar. The record was released in 1958. The box also includes (3) photographs
of O'Bryant and article written about her, April 1965. |
| |
| Series
2-- Folklore Education |
|
| Box 45 |
FF 1 |
Education--Syllabus.
The folder contains syllabi used by Joan O'Bryant when teaching folklore
classes. There are 2 samples. |
| Box 45 |
FF 2 |
Education--Handouts.
The folder contains handouts issued by O'Bryant when teaching her folklore
classes. The handouts include reading lists and information sheets about
folklore studies. |
| Box 45 |
FF 3 |
Education--Notes.
The folder contains handwritten notes about folklore and a binder from University
of Wichita with handwritten notes, song lyrics and other information. |
| Box 45 |
FF 4 |
Education--Research
Projects. The folder contains 100 notecards used to identify the research
projects. The cards are alphabetized by author's last name and include the
following information: Author, Title, Class of Location of student's enrollment,
Date completed, and brief description of project. The projects may be found
in Box 45 FF 5 - Box 47 FF 31. |
| Box 45 |
FF 5 |
Education--Research
Projects. Allman, Arduth. History of Parsons, Kansas and the Bender Story.1960. |
| Box 45 |
FF 6 |
Education--Research
Projects. Ard, Margaret. My Folklore Collection. Collection includes
folksongs and ballads, tombstone epitaphs, riddles, superstitions, stories,
collected primarily from her mother, Waive Goyette, and also from other
members of the family.1958. |
| Box 45 |
FF 7 |
Education--Research
Projects. Armstrong, Nancy. A Look into Mennonite Life. Introduction
by the compiler, followed by 44 page autobiography of Cornelius Gerheart
written for his family. 1964. |
| Box 45 |
FF 8 |
Education--Research
Projects. Axtell, Lucille and Margaret Evans. American Folk Literature.
Folk songs collected from nine teachers at Brookside Elementary School,
Wichita, Kansas. 1961. |
| Box 45 |
FF 9 |
Education--Research
Projects. Barrier, John. The Vision-seeker. A story developed from
the culture and folklore of the Northwest Coast Indians of our own North
American Continent. Introduction to Totem Pole making. Original charcoal
drawings by Paul Kent. Date unknown. |
| Box 45 |
FF 10 |
Education--Research
Projects. Benjamin, Dorothy. Great Grandmother's Victuals. Recipes
and instructions for food preservation.1961. |
| Box 45 |
FF 11 |
Education--Research
Projects. Berry, Jane. Song Collection. 11 Fiddle tunes by Dutch
Noah, 7 songs by Cliff Peterie and Dutch Noah, and 3 songs by Mrs. Parish.1961.
[See Field Recording #62, Box 38 FF 14] |
| Box 45 |
FF 12 |
Education--Research
Projects. Boaz, Ivah. Boaz: Stories from the Boaz Family. Stories
collected from different family members over the country. Date unknown. |
| Box 45 |
FF 13 |
Education--Research
Projects. Breeden, Martha. Folklore Collection. Contents: autograph
album rhymes, ballads and songs, rhymes and games, sayings, superstitions,
and wisdom.1958. |
| Box 45 |
FF 14 |
Education--Research
Projects. Brown, Ena and Viola L. Scott. Folklore of Galena. Includes
history of the town of Galena, Kansas and several songs of the early days.
1961. |
| Box 45 |
FF 15 |
Education--Research
Projects. Burch, Marjorie, Ruth Wilcher, Goldie Weddle and Bessie Everhart.
Early Days of Fort Scott, Kansas. History of Ft. Scott, Kansas including
postcards and clippings.1960. |
| Box 45 |
FF 16 |
Education--Research
Projects. Carpenter, Kay. Folklore. Ballads, superstitions, games,
autograph verses, sayings and phrases, Indian customs, banquet songs, and
legends. Date unknown. |
| Box 45 |
FF 17 |
Education--Research
Projects. Carpenter, Maxine. A Brief History of the Frazier Family.
History of a family who moved to a farm north of Girard, Kansas shortly
after the Civil War. 1960. |
| Box 45 |
FF 18 |
Education--Research
Projects. Chapman, Daniel. Transcript of Tape for Folklore Class.
Words to songs sung by Daniel Chapman and Mr. and Mrs. Chapman. Music played
on guitar, violin, mandolin by Charles and Daniel Chapman. Date unknown. |
| Box 45 |
FF 19 |
Education--Research
Projects. Cook, Daryle. American Folklore. Collection of words of
folksongs. Apparently collected from Mr. Carmon E. Cook, Hoisington, Kansas.1961.
[See Field Recordings #64, Box 38 FF 15] |
| Box 45 |
FF 20 |
Education--Research
Projects. Dempsey, Gene. Fraternity Songs. Sixteen songs collected
from Kansas University and Wichita University fraternities. The songs includes
parodies, ballads, and drinking songs. Date unknown. |
| Box 45 |
FF 21 |
Education--Research
Projects. Dorricott, Virginia. A Story and Ballad of Little Emma, Pioneer
Woman. A narrative and simple ballad of the story of the author's grandmother,
Emma Meuller. 1964. |
| Box 45 |
FF 22 |
Education--Research
Projects. Doty, Mary Elhor. Folklore Collection. Ballads, songs,
play party songs and games, school cheers, superstitions, and jump rope
rhymes and games collected in Butler County. 1958. |
| Box 45 |
FF 23 |
Education--Research
Projects. Dumler, J. R. The Settling of Russell County, Kansas. Has
several pictures of early Russell cut from newspaper. 1961. |
| Box 45 |
FF 24 |
Education--Research
Projects. Dunfee, Anna. Historical Montezuma. History of a Colorado
mining town. Date unknown. |
| Box 45 |
FF 25 |
Education--Research
Projects. Duree, Norma. Sketches of Town Characters. Primarily from
Gunnison, Colorado. 1963. |
| Box 45 |
FF 26 |
Education--Research
Projects. Edens, Gertrude. American Folklore. Ballads and songs apparently
collected from Olive Smith Kelly. Date unknown. [See Field Recordings #1,
Box 36 FF 1] |
| Box 45 |
FF 27 |
Education--Research
Projects. Edens, Gertrude. American Folklore. Song lyrics. Date unknown. |
| Box 45 |
FF 28 |
Education--Research
Projects. Edmiston, Fern. Folklore. Synopsis and critique of J. Frank
Dobie's Tales of Old Time Texas. Also contains collected album verses,
sayings, superstitions, and songs. 1958. |
| Box 45 |
FF 29 |
Education--Research
Projects. Flowers, Jean Strawn. Sioux Indian Legends. Collected from
Mary Baird, who had been a teacher among the Sioux in the Dakotas. 1964. |
| Box 45 |
FF 30 |
Education--Research
Projects. Gault, James. A Brief Outline of Mountain Living in the Early
1900s. An outline of what life was like for Obie Lee Criswell in the
mountainous area of south-east Kentucky. Date unknown. |
| Box 45 |
FF 31 |
Education--Research
Projects. Gish, Ruth. American Folk Literature. Folk songs sung by
Mrs. H. W. Reid of Attica, Kansas. 1961.[See Field Recordings #55, Box 38
FF 11] |
| Box 45 |
FF 32 |
Education--Research
Projects. Gerety, Richard. Songs Collected from Mrs. Ernest Stephens.
Mrs. Stephens was formerly from Lake Bull Sholes, Arkansas. Date unknown. |
| Box 45 |
FF 33 |
Education--Research
Projects. Greer, Mary. History of Thayer, Kansas. 1961. |
| Box 45 |
FF 34 |
Education--Research
Projects. Grim, Dorothy. Folk Toys. Descriptions and photographs
of toys. 1964. |
| Box 45 |
FF 35 |
Education--Research
Projects. Hayes, Dixie. Autograph Album Verses. Collected from 10
autograph albums.1961. |
| Box 45 |
FF 36 |
Education--Research
Projects. Hobbs, Edna B. Collection of Folklore. Includes British
ballad, American ballads, cowboy ballads, regional ballads, regional heroes,
local legends, national heroes, autograph album verses, and national concern
about folklore. 1958. |
| Box 46 |
FF 1 |
Education--Research
Projects. Horn, Hazel. American Folklore. Includes children's rhymes
for swinging, rope jumping, and games. Also includes adult narratives, folk
sayings and superstitions.1958. |
| Box 46 |
FF 2 |
Education--Research
Projects. Humann, Glendora. Family Christmas Customs: A Folklore Project.
Includes information about Christmas trees, foods, decorations and activities.
1964. |
| Box 46 |
FF 3 |
Education--Research
Projects. Hyde, Helen. A Family History and Anecdotes. Primarily
background of the family and incidents concerning the author's father during
his youth.1964. |
| Box 46 |
FF 4 |
Education--Research
Projects. Jenson, Lorene and Vernita Caspari. Stories of Mining.
Background of Pittsburg, Kansas and the surrounding mining area, including
Mulberry, Kansas and Mindenmines, Missouri. Date unknown. |
| Box 46 |
FF 5 |
Education--Research
Projects. Johnson, Donald Jay. English Folklore: A Collection of 37 Poems.
A collection of poems dating back to the 1800s. Date unknown. |
| Box 46 |
FF 6 |
Education--Research
Projects. Knapp, Elsie Mae. History of Farlington. Historical information
and photographs of remaining buildings in Farlington, Kansas. 1960. |
| Box 46 |
FF 7 |
Education--Research
Projects. Knighton, Phil. The Banjo. Introduction to banjo music
including Pete Seeger's "How to Play the 5-String Banjo." Date unknown. |
| Box 46 |
FF 8 |
Education--Research
Projects. Kuhlman, Ken. American Folk Literature. Lyrics for songs
sung by Miss Vicky Oller in Hays, Kansas.1961. |
| Box 46 |
FF 9 |
Education--Research
Projects. Laird, Mary E. Motif Compilation of Thirty-five Folk Tales.
Classification based on Stith Thompson Motif-Index of Folk Literature.
1961. |
| Box 46 |
FF 10 |
Education--Research
Projects. London, Vera. Folklore Collection. Contains ballads, epitaphs,
riddles, superstitions, and tales.1958. |
| Box 46 |
FF 11 |
Education--Research
Projects. Long, Marilee. An Introduction about Bohemian Folklore and
a Collection of Bohemian Recipes. 13 pages of recipes and a menu.1961. |
| Box 46 |
FF 12 |
Education--Research
Projects. Markley, Carol. Contemporary Slang. Date unknown. |
| Box 46 |
FF 13 |
Education--Research
Projects. Mayfield, Clara. Collected Folksongs. Includes lyrics for
3 songs: Way Over Yonder, The Poor Married Man, The Burglar Boy. 1963. |
| Box 46 |
FF 14 |
Education--Research
Projects. Melander, Gary. In the Swedish Tradition. Collection of
Christmas and other customs including folktales and recipes.1960. |
| Box 46 |
FF 15 |
Education--Research
Projects. Mettlen, Rae Ann. Household Hints. Collected from 9 different
informants. 1964. |
| Box 46 |
FF 16 |
Education--Research
Projects. Might, Judith. Tales and Tombstones. Graveyard, ghost,
and haunted house tales. Also includes epitaphs and photographs of tombstones.
1964. |
| Box 46 |
FF 17 |
Education--Research
Projects. Miller, Marty. American Folk Literature. Two page definition
of folklore and clarification of the definition.1961. |
| Box 46 |
FF 18 |
Education--Research
Projects. Morgenstern, Judith. Traditional Family Recipes for the Jewish
Holidays. Describes the background of the holiday for which the foods
are prepared.1964. |
| Box 46 |
FF 19 |
Education--Research
Projects. Moss, John P. German-American Folklore: German-American Traditional
Tales and Superstitions. Told by Peter Zeitner of Wichita, Kansas.1960. |
| Box 46 |
FF 20 |
Education--Research
Projects. Nash, Ellie. The Quilt. Description, history and patterns.
1960. |
| Box 46 |
FF 21 |
Education--Research
Projects. Noland, Herbert. Early methods of Temporary Automotive Repair.1964. |
| Box 46 |
FF 22 |
Education--Research
Projects. North, Imogene. Songs My Mother Taught Me. Lyrics.1961. |
| Box 46 |
FF 23 |
Education--Research
Projects. O'Malley, Carmel. History of Weir City. History of one
of the earliest coal mining towns in southeast Kansas.1960. |
| Box 46 |
FF 24 |
Education--Research
Projects. Pacconi, Betty. Piecing and Patching. Drawings of quilt
block patterns. 1958. |
| Box 46 |
FF 25 |
Education--Research
Projects. Parker, Marilyn. Folklore. Collection contains album verses,
jump rope rhymes, superstitions, songs, and legends.1958. |
| Box 46 |
FF 26 |
Education--Research
Projects. Passmore, Bessie L. Seven Years Among the Hill Folk. Life
in the small town of Galena, Missouri from 1927 to 1934. 1961. |
| Box 46 |
FF 27 |
Education--Research
Projects. Paup, Terry George. Autobiography of George Walker Herrman
and Political Profiles. Includes photographs. 1950s. |
| Box 46 |
FF 28 |
Education--Research
Projects. Penner, Elsie F. Mary Hamilton: History and Analysis of the
Ballad. History and Analysis of the Scottish ballad "Mary Hamilton."
1961. |
| Box 46 |
FF 29 |
Education--Research
Projects. Penner, Elsie F. Recipes: The Preparation of Food as It Has
Been Passed Down to this Generation. Recipes collected from relatives,
friends, and from old cookbooks. 1961. |
| Box 46 |
FF 30 |
Education--Research
Projects. Penner, Elsie F. Songs Collected for English Course No. 361.
1961. |
| Box 46 |
FF 31 |
Education--Research
Projects. Plemones, Tommy. Folk Literature: Songs, Poems and Stories.
Collected from Mrs. Coleen Wright of Wichita, Kansas, Mr. Ernest Plemones
of August, Kansas, Mr. Ralph Rea of Harrison, Arkansas, and Mr. Jim Porter
of Wichita, Kansas. Date unknown. [See Field Recordings #100, Box 39 FF
10] |
| Box 46 |
FF 32 |
Education--Research
Projects. Porteus, Marge. Sketch of Author's Father, Henry Cooke.
1962. |
| Box 46 |
FF 33 |
Education--Research
Projects. Proctor, George W. Folktales. Folktales from Eufaula, Oklahoma.
1963. |
| Box 46 |
FF 34 |
Education--Research
Projects. Prouty, Diana. The Early Twentieth Century Kitchen. Several
pages of hand drawn illustrations. 1964. |
| Box 46 |
FF 35 |
Education--Research
Projects. Ramsey, Beverly. A Collection of Quilt Patterns. Color
prints of quilts made by several different women, with information about
the patterns where available. 1964. |
| Box 46 |
FF 36 |
Education--Research
Projects. Remsberg, Katheryn. Historical Sketches of Wilson County, Kansas.
Includes clippings from the Fredonia Daily Herald. 1961. |
| Box 46 |
FF 37 |
Education--Research
Projects. Richardson, Gary. The Bender Hills Mystery. Leroy F. Dick's
version of the Bender story. Date unknown. |
| Box 46 |
FF 38 |
Education--Research
Projects. Rosati, Margaret. Coal Mining Conditions in District #14; Frontenac,
Kansas. Coal mining from the turn of the century to the 1930s. 1960. |
| Box 47 |
FF 1 |
Education--Research
Projects. Schomacker, Loren. Marshall- Cheney. An account of how
and why the town of Marshall died and rejuvenated to be known as Cheney.
Date unknown. |
| Box 47 |
FF 2 |
Education--Research
Projects. Scoville, Helengould and Agnes John. Neosho County, Kansas.
History of the people and places of Neosho County, Kansas. 1960. |
| Box 47 |
FF 3 |
Education--Research
Projects. Sloan, Merle. Light to Live By. Moon lore. 1960. |
| Box 47 |
FF 4 |
Education--Research
Projects. Sparlin, David E. American Folk Literature. Abstracts of
5 articles: "Folklore and the Literature to Come," "The Materials of Folklore,"
"Nakedness in Ozark Folk Belief," "Four Functions of Folklore," and "The
First Group of British Folklorists." 1955. |
| Box 47 |
FF 5 |
Education--Research
Projects. Steele, Loraine and Corene Simms. An Early History of Pittsburg.
Early history of Pittsburg, Kansas. 1960. |
| Box 47 |
FF 6 |
Education--Research
Projects. Steven, Michael. A History of Two Towns in Woodson County,
Kansas: Neosho Falls and Rose. 1961. |
| Box 47 |
FF 7 |
Education--Research
Projects. Taylor, Charlene. Campus Songs from Wichita University.
Primarily sorority songs. 1959-60. [See Field Recordings #21, Box 37 FF
4] |
| Box 47 |
FF 8 |
Education--Research
Projects. Taylor, Charlene. Early Day Stories, as Told by Mr. Charles
D. Taylor. Reminiscence of life and happenings after 1908 in Liberal,
Kansas area.1960. |
| Box 47 |
FF 9 |
Education--Research
Projects. Thompson, Michael D. The Kansas Runnymeade. History of
the transplanted English community in Kansas. Date unknown. [See Field Recordings
#13, Box 36 FF 13] |
| Box 47 |
FF 10 |
Education--Research
Projects. Troxel, Wilma. Food Preservation of Yesterday. Canning,
drying, and pickling techniques used in the 1920s. 1960. |
| Box 47 |
FF 11 |
Education--Research
Projects. Vanderford, C. M. American Folklore. Collected song lyrics.
1961. [See Field Recordings #82, Box 39 FF 1] |
| Box 47 |
FF 12 |
Education--Research
Projects. Viets, Anna Lee. The Village by the Side of the Road. History
of Brazilton, Kansas. 1961. |
| Box 47 |
FF 13 |
Education--Research
Projects. Watkins, Jim. Slang Expressions. Slang terms alphabetized
with definitions. Date Unknown. |
| Box 47 |
FF 14 |
Education--Research
Projects. Weiss, Sharon. Old Time Favorite Recipes. 20 pages of recipes
from author's grandmother's cookbook. Date unknown. |
| Box 47 |
FF 15 |
Education--Research
Projects. Widdowson, Melba C. Western North Carolina Folklore. 1961. |
| Box 47 |
FF 16 |
Education--Research
Projects. Williams, Helen S. Songs Collected from My Husband, Thomas
Z. Williams. 1963. |
| Box 47 |
FF 17 |
Education--Research
Projects. Wimmer, Kenneth. Ballet Book of Mrs. Eunice Callen. Collections
of songs and poems. 1961. |
| Box 47 |
FF 18 |
Education--Research
Projects. Wittman, Jean. American Folklore Term Project. Lyrics learned
from Mrs. Ruth Buchanan. 1961. [See Field Recordings #34, Box 37 FF 16] |
| Box 47 |
FF 19 |
Education--Research
Projects. Wolf, Milton M. Farm Experiences: "Filling Silo" and "By Caesarean".
Stories. 1964. |
| Box 47 |
FF 20 |
Education--Research
Projects. Wolf, Milton M. Farm Sales "1963 Style". Comments and photographs
of four sales of varying size. 1964. |
| Box 47 |
FF 21 |
Education--Research
Projects. Wolf, Milton M. A Way of Life, as Told by Ethel A. Wolf.
Narrative concerning homelife around the turn of the century near the Ninnescah
River. 1964. |
| Box 47 |
FF 22 |
Education--Research
Projects. Wood, opal. Early Stories Collected from the Timber Hill District,
Osage Township, Labette County, Kansas. Stories recalled by Miss Katie
Baird and Mrs. Grace Conrad. 1960. |
| Box 47 |
FF 23 |
Education--Research
Projects. Woodman, June. Recorded Folk Songs. Words and information
for 8 folk songs. 1964. |
| Box 47 |
FF 24 |
Education--Research
Projects. Woodruff, Betty L. Some Kansas History as Seen by Harry O.
Wetzel. Includes personal history of Mr. Wetzel, his version of a poem
about the Benders and the Thayer tornado of 1940. 1960. |
| Box 47 |
FF 25 |
Education--Research
Projects. Woody, Kathryn, Nella Wolf and Ida Mae Query. Folklore.
Song collection. 1961. [See Field Recordings #20, Box 37 FF 3] |
| Box 47 |
FF 26 |
Education--Research
Projects. Author unknown. The Chisolm Trail. History with bibliography
and clippings. Date Unknown. |
| Box 47 |
FF 27 |
Education--Research
Projects. Author unknown. Greeting Cards and Messages. Samples. Date
unknown. |
| Box 47 |
FF 28 |
Education--Research
Projects. Author unknown. Sayings Collected in 1959 and 1960 from a Number
of People in Different Places. 1959-60. |
| Box 47 |
FF 29 |
Education--Research
Projects. Author unknown. Story. Story starting in 1916 and ending
as the storyteller joins the calvary for World War I. Date unknown. |
| Box 47 |
FF 30 |
Education--Research
Projects. Author unknown. Untitled. Lyrics and music. Date unknown.
[See Field Recordings #18, Box 37 FF 1; #23, Box 37 FF 6; #83, Box 39 FF
2] |
| Box 47 |
FF 31 |
Education--Research
Projects. Author unknown. Structure and the "Miller's Tale". Discussion
of Chaucer's "Miller's Tale". Date unknown. |
| |
| Series
3-- The Unburnished Mirror and other Folklore Projects |
|
| Box 48 |
FF 1 |
Folklore Projects--The
Unburnished Mirror: Folk Music and Dancing, September 1, 1983 (2 reels with
cassette copy). Cassette includes: SIDE A: Introduction,
Explanation of dances performed by the Edelweiss Dancers, Performance by
the Edelweiss Dancers, Performance by Keno Corner Band, songs: Sail Away
Ladies, Old Joe Clark, Whiskey in the Jar, Buffalo Gals, Hoedown. SIDE
B: Dramatization of a pioneer woman by Sara Lindsey, Performance
by Keno Corner Band, songs: Four Nights Drunk, unidentified, Good Ol' Rebel,
Closing Remarks and announcements. |
| Box 48 |
FF 2 |
Folklore Projects--The
Unburnished Mirror: Legend and Lore of the Great Plains, September 8, 1983.
Folder includes Reel 1 and 2 of 3. |
| Box 48 |
FF 3 |
Folklore Projects--The
Unburnished Mirror: Legend and Lore of the Great Plains, September 8, 1983.
Folder includes Reel 3 of 3 and cassette copies. Cassettes include: CASSETTE
A: Introduction by Len Missineo, Introduction of Dr. Bill Koch
by Dr. William Nelson, Keynote address by Dr. Bill Koch and discussion of
Great Plains legends. CASSETTE B: Continuation of discussion
by Dr. Bill Koch, Introduction of Dr. P. J. Wyatt by Dr. William Nelson,
Discussion of folklore by Dr. P. J. Wyatt. CASSETTE C: Introduction
of Dr. Gayle Davis, Discussion of Joan O'Bryant by Dr. Davis with samples
from the O'Bryant collection. |
| Box 48 |
FF 4 |
Folklore Projects--The
Unburnished Mirror: Tall Tales and Southwind Songs, September 10, 1983.
Folder includes Reels 1 and 2 of 3. |
| Box 48 |
FF 5 |
Folklore Projects--The
Unburnished Mirror: Tall Tales and Southwind Songs, September 10, 1983.
Folder includes Reel 3 of 3 with cassette copies. Cassettes include: SIDE
A: Introduction, Stories and songs by various performers. Program
was written by Vivien Minshull-Ford, music was provided by Jim Krause, and
was directed by Andy Musick. SIDE B: Continuation of stories
and songs. SIDE C: Introduction of Dr. William Nelson by
Liz Kennedy, Folklore panel discussion featuring Dr. P. J. Wyatt, Dr. Greg
Sjoka, Jackie Snyder, and Jim Krause. The folder also includes a copy of
the script for the program. |
| Box 48 |
FF 6 |
Folklore Projects--The
Unburnished Mirror: Singing and Tatting, September 15, 1983 (2 Reels with
cassette copy). Cassette includes: SIDE A: Welcome and
introduction of Dr. William Nelson, Introduction of Rachel Shorthill by
Dr. Nelson, Discussion of folk music by Rachel Shorthill with sound samples,
Introduction of Dr. Gayle Davis by Dr. Nelson, Slide presentation and discussion
of quilt blocks by Dr. Davis. SIDE B: Continuation of quilt
block presentation, Question and answer period. |
| Box 48 |
FF 7 |
Folklore Projects--The
Unburnished Mirror: Tall Tales and Southwind Songs, September 24, 1983.
Folder includes Reels 1 and 2 of 3. |
| Box 48 |
FF 8 |
Folklore Projects--
The Unburnished Mirror: Tall Tales and Southwind Songs September 24, 1983.
Folder includes Reel 3 of 3 and cassette copies. Cassettes include: CASSETTE
A: Welcome by Patricia (?) of Old Cowtown Museum, Stories and songs
in performance by Vivien Minshull-Ford, Andy Musick and Jim Krause. CASSETTE
B: Continuation of stories and songs. CASSETTE C: Introduction
of Dr. William Nelson, Folklore panel discussion featuring Dr. P. J. Wyatt,
Dr. Gayle Davis, and Dr. Greg Sjoka. The panel was moderated by Dr. William
Nelson. |
| Box 48 |
FF 9 |
Folklore Projects--
The Unburnished Mirror: Promotional Material. The folder includes (2) copies
of The Unburnished Mirror: An Interpretive Study of Folklore and Content
Description of the Joan O'Bryant Collection. |
| Box 48 |
FF 10 |
Folklore Projects--
The Unburnished Mirror: Promotional Material. The folder includes (2) event
programs describing the Unburnished Mirror program, (2) flyers advertising
the Legend and Lore of the Great Plains discussion, (1) flyer advertising
the Folk Music and Dancing program, 1983 newspaper article, and other materials
about the O'Bryant collection and upcoming events. |
| Box 48 |
FF 11 |
Folklore Projects--Sketches
of Experience: Quilt Blocks and the Joan O'Bryant Folklore Collection. The
folder includes the script for the slide program and an audio cassette of
program. |
| Box 48 |
FF 12 |
Folklore Projects--Sketches
of Experience: Quilt Blocks and the Joan O'Bryant Folklore Collection. The
folder includes slides used for the program. |
| Box 49 |
FF |
Folklore Projects--Sketches
of Experience: Quilt Blocks and the Joan O'Bryant Folklore Collection. Quilt
Block samples used for the program. |
| Box 50 |
FF 1 |
Folklore Projects--Slides.
The slides in this folder picture events held at the Wichita Public Library
and Cowtown, 1980s. |
| Box 50 |
FF 2 |
Folklore Projects--Music
Performance. Cassette includes: SIDE A: Introduction of
Music Live Series offered by Wichita Public Library, Performance by Buffalo
Grass Revue, songs: Sail Away Ladies, Old Joe Clarke, Whiskey Before Breakfast,
Alfred Packer, Frosty Morning, Year of Jubilo, Hop High Ladies, Jesu Joy
of Man's Desiring, Who Broke the Lock?, Over the Waterfall, Brother Ephus,
Angelina Baker. SIDE B: Waterbound, Hot Corn Cold Corn,
Closing Remarks. Also includes typed notes on the songs by Jim Krause, 1983. |
| Box 50 |
FF 3 |
Folklore Projects--Research
Papers. The folder includes three research papers written by non Joan O'Bryant
students, but who used the Joan O'Bryant Collection. The papers include:
The Cambric Shirt, discussion of the popular folk ballad, 1984. Illness
+ Cure/Remedy = Health (Life), (Evil) + (Blood) = Healing, (Black) + (Red/Black)
= (White), a discussion of folk remedies, 1983. The Real Billy the
Kid, 1965. |
| Box 50 |
FF 4 |
Folder includes
information from the Wichita Public library about the use of the Joan O'Bryant
collection. |
| Box 50 |
FF |
Folklore Projects--Tall
Tales and Southwind Songs, April 1984. Includes a master video copy and
VHS video copy of the program. |
| |
| Series
4-- Artifacts |
|
| Box 50 |
|
Artifacts: Two Dried
Apple Dolls, submitted by Julia Sullivan, July 9, 1964. A bar of homemade
soap, small wood flute carved from a branch, and an unknown item made from
a half walnut shell. |
| |
| Series
5-- Oversized |
|
| Box 51 |
|
Oversized. The box
includes Quilt Block scrapbook, prepared by Anna Hunt, November 19, 1962.
A Quilt Block scrapbook, prepared by Marie Dugan, Summer 1959. Also includes
advertising posters for The Unburnished Mirror programs. |
| |
| Series
6-- Additional Copies |
|
| Box 52 |
|
Additional Copies.
This box contains 61 copies of The Unburnished Mirror: An Interpretive
Study of Folklore and Content Description of the Joan O'Bryant Folklore
Collection. |
| Box 53 |
|
Additional Copies.
This box includes additional copies of audio cassettes from the Unburnished
Mirror Programs. |
| Box 54 |
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Additional Copies.
This box includes additional copies of audio cassettes from the Unburnished
Mirror Programs. |
