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Interview with Jo Webb, January 30, 1999

 File — Bag: \folklife\prj1014\, Folder: 013_webb-jo
Collection number: PRJ1014-013

Scope and Contents

Oral history interview with Jo Smith Webb, January 30, 1999. Jakin, Georgia. Recorded in Donalsonville, Georgia. Fieldworker: Gretchen Geisinger. Audio file. Part of the South Georgia Folklife Project at Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections. From Gretchen Geisinger's independent study (ENG) "On Solomon's Porch" on culture and social life in her hometown of Jakin, spring 1999. Interviewed in a retirement home where Gretchen's great-grandmother also lived.

Dates

  • January 30, 1999

Conditions Governing Access

Extent

1 Electronic Records (1 electronic record(s) and derivatives. 2 audio files (wav, mp3), combined to mp3. 695980396 bytes. 01:05:25. 2 PDF documents (8 scans, jp2).)

Language

From the Collection: English

Tape Log

id: CAS-1012.11.1

range: 7

section: I

shelf: 4

box_number: 22

item_title: Jo Smith Webb interview by Gretchen Geisinger

call_number: PRJ-1012

project_title: Student Project

equipment_used: Jo Smith Webb

informant_name: Gretchen Geisinger

fieldworker: Gretchen Geisinger

recording_engineer: 1/30/1999

date: Donalsonville GA or Donaldsonville GA

recording_location: Discusses her memories of Jakin and stories her father told her. Also talks about her political involvement in local, state, and national affairs

content_summary: This interview was part of an Independent Study under Laurie Sommers in 1999. It is included in Geisinger's Solomon's Porch Project

notes: no formal index, but transcript included

index_of_contents: Yes

consent_form: Yes

transcription: No

access_copy: null

technical_summary: some background noises: clock, phone, TV

genre: personal experience narrative, oral history

places: Jakin, GA,

people: Jo Smith Webb, Hary Mosley, Green Kirkland, Alec Fort, Shirley Hardin, Joe Harvey, Tommy Pace, Nettie Shoemake, Judge Allen, Wheling Brooks, Jimmy Carter

groups: Jakin, Confederate, Andersonville, African American, doctors, haunted house, Farms, turpentine

Processing Information

CAS-1012.11.1, CAS-1012.11.2, ADS-1012-13

Repository Details

Part of the Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections Repository

Contact:
Valdosta State University Archives, Odum Library
1500 N. Patterson St.
Valdosta GA 30601 United States
7063728116
229-259-5055 (Fax)