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STORYTELLER	LOCATION	HOW YOU HEARD	YEAR TOOK PLACE	TELLER'S PLACE OF ORIGIN	WHAT IT'S ABOUT
Children of Wash Rood/Lewis	Stewart County, Georgia	Oral History	1830s	Maradi Tribe	Overcoming
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Cousin	Philippi, West Virginia	Oral History	1830s	West Virginia	Oral History Native American
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father	alabama	family legend	1830s	mississsippi	workman's value
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It is through my fathers lineage, and he heard through his father.	Fort Mill Plantation (Fort Mill) Clemson, SC	I heard it through my parents, both my father and my mother.	1830s	Pendleton, South Carolina	I heard that I was a descendant of John C. Calhoun the US Vice President.
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L.Ogans, Cousin. F.Garner, Cousin. I.Van, Aunt.	Morristown,Tn.Bentonville,Ark.Ft.Gibson,Muskogee,Bartlesville,Dewey,Okla.	interview of L. Ogans, story passed down through generations.	1830s	Hancock Co.TN./ Ft.Gibson, Ok./3 Mile Branch, Ok./Allensworth & Tulare,Ca	Melungeon's from the east hills of Tn. via Va. son bartered 4 laundry det.
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My grandmother told me this story	Alabama	Family legend	1830s	Native American Cherokee	Native american story
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My mother and my cousin Bernice	Tuskegee Alabama	A traditional story passed down through the family	1830s	Tuskegee Alabama	The story is of the beginning of a long lasting family tradition
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