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Records and Full text p-004 Rights In Copyright - Rights-Holder(s) Unlocatable or Unidentifiable

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Elfrida McRae recording of White Chapel C.M.E. and Dove Creek Baptist Church (part one)

Creator:: McRae, Elfrida
White Chapel C.M.E. (Barnesville, Ga.)
Dove Creek Baptist Church (Elberton, Ga.)
Date of Original:: 1970
2022
Collection:: John Burrison Georgia Folklore Archives Collection
Contributing Institution:: Atlanta History Center

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Carol Hess interview with Ruth Johnson Jones, Luealla Bradley, Thomas Williams, Patricia (Pat) Pinson, John Robert (Bobby) Pinson, III, Tim Pinson, Annie Will Massey, and Madelaine Peters (part two)

Creator:: Hess, Carol, 1915-1977
Jones, Ruth Johnson, 1906-1979
Bradley, Luealla
Williams, Thomas, 1905-1983
Pinson, Pat, 1939-2006
Pinson, John Robert, III, 1933-
Pinson, Tim, 1961-
Massey, Annie Will, 1898-1999
Peters, Madelaine, 1903-1975
Date of Original:: 1968
2019
Collection:: John Burrison Georgia Folklore Archives Collection
Contributing Institution:: Atlanta History Center