id: DAT-1002.12

item_title: Eula Lee Arnold Interview

call_number: PRJ-1002

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informant_name: Eula Lee Arnold

fieldworker: Laurie Kay Sommers

recording_engineer: Laurie Kay Sommers

date: 30-Nov-04

recording_location: Valdosta

content_summary: Interview with Eula Arnold in her home discussing growing up as the daughter of a sharecropper and a turpentine still operator, and then as wife of a turpentiner. Most of interview focuses on her experience in Kirkland Camp, near Lumber City, GA.

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technical_summary: Good.

genre: naval stores, personal experience narratives, food, games

places: Kirkland Turpentine Camp, Lumber City, Wheeler County, Hazelhurst, Jeff Davis County

people: Eula Arnold, Jesse Watkins, Lizzie Morland Watkins, Emory Watkins

groups: African American

keywords: quarters

id_number: ADS-1002-04

last_name: Arnold

first_name: Eula Lee

middle_name: Watkins

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Call number: PRJ-1002

address:

artist_city: Valdosta

state: GA

zip: 31601

artist_county: Lowndes

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birthdate: 12/22/17

birthplace: "Wheeler Co, Lumber City, GA"

ethnicity_1: African American

ethnicity_2:

religion: Missionary Baptist

genre: "Turpentine, personal experience narrative, occupational folklife, naval stores"

occupation: "laundry, private duty setting, hospital/friends"

education:

date_of_contact: 11/30/04

contact_made_by: Laurie K. Sommers

notes: "Interview by Laurie Sommers, done after Faces of Piney Woods project, as part of effort to get more on life of women in turpentine quarters."

keywords: "Kirkland Turpentine Camp, sharecropper. Quarters"