Slave Narratives: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States from Interviews with Former Slaves, Volume X, Missouri Narratives - Free Audiobook
Author(s): United States Work Projects Administration
Language: English
Genre(s): Biography & AutobiographyHistoryModern (20th C)Non-fictionSocial Science (Culture & Anthropology)
1 / 74James Monroe Abbot
- 1. James Monroe Abbot
- 2. Betty Abernathy
- 3. Hannah Allen
- 4. W.C. Parson Allen
- 5. Charles Gabriel Anderson
- 6. Jane Baker
- 7. Mary A. Bell
- 8. William Black
- 9. George Bollinger
- 10. Annie Bridges
- 11. Betty Brown
- 12. Steve Brown / Richard Bruner
- 13. Robert Bryant
- 14. Alex Bufford
- 15. Harriet Casey
- 16. Joe Casey
- 17. Lula Chambers / Emmaline Cope
- 18. Peter Corn
- 19. Ed Craddock / Isabelle Daniel
- 20. Henry Dant
- 21. Lucy Davis
- 22. Mary Divine
- 23. Mary Douthit / John Estell
- 24. Smoky Eulenberg
- 25. Ann Ulrich Evans
- 26. James Goings
- 27. Rachael Goings
- 28. Sarah Frances Shaw Graves (Aunt Sally)
- 29. Emily Camster Green
- 30. Lou Griffin
- 31. Louis Hamilton
- 32. Fil Hancock
- 33. Dave Harper
- 34. Clara McNeely Harrell
- 35. Joe Higgerson
- 36. Delia Hill
- 37. Louis Hill
- 38. Rhody Holsell
- 39. Henry Johnson
- 40. Hannah Jones
- 41. Emma Knight
- 42. Harriet Lee
- 43. Mattie Lee
- 44. Wes Lee
- 45. Perry McGee
- 46. John McGuire
- 47. Eliza Madison
- 48. Drucilla and Richard Martin
- 49. Hattie Matthews
- 50. Letha Taylor Meeks
- 51. Wylie Miller
- 52. Lewis Mundy
- 53. Malinda Murphy / Margaret Nickens
- 54. Eliza Overton
- 55. Delicia Ann Wiley Patterson (Lucinda)
- 56. Marilda Pethy
- 57. Susan Rhodes
- 58. Charlie Richardson
- 59. Madison Frederick Ross
- 60. Alice Sewell
- 61. Perry Sheppard / Franks Sides / Mollie Renfro Sides
- 62. Jane Simpson
- 63. Clay Smith
- 64. Gus Smith
- 65. Ann Stokes
- 66. Edward Taylor
- 67. Tishey Taylor
- 68. Louis Thomas
- 69. Jane Thompson
- 70. Sarah Waggoner
- 71. Minksie (Minksy) Walker
- 72. James Wilson
- 73. Mintie Gilbert Wood
- 74. Ellaine Wright / Sim Younger
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These volumes of slave narratives are the product of the Federal Writers Project sponsored by the Library of Congress and the Work Project Administration. They consist of verbatim records of personal interviews with former slaves conducted during 1936-1938 "These life histories, taken down as far as possible in the narrators' words, constitute an invaluable body of unconscious evidence or indirect source material, . . . The narratives belong to folk history—history recovered from the memories and lips of participants or eye-witnesses,” This is Volume Tern, comprising 74 narratives, for the state of Missouri, in a series of 34 volumes. - Summary by Larry Wilson
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