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List for Website OH Time/date Subject Interviewee John Lord, Joseph 1 ? "Anatomy of a Boat" Liener 2 ? Weather at sea Monk Farnum "History of St. 3 ? Michaels to 1800" Irma Harper Tour of Hooper 4 ? Strait Lighthouse Jane Ward Tour of Hooper 5 ? Strait Lighthouse Jane Ward St. Michaels 6 ? reminiscences Watkins, Funk E.S. railroadss & connecting William 7 ? steamboat services Bodenstiein CBMM waterfowl building, Hooper Strait Lighthouse, floating exhibits, 8 1978 Dodson House Bob Smith Gilbert Byron slide 9 ? commentary Gilbert Byron Edwina Murphy, Lillian Mortimer, Ellis & Edna 10 12/11/1984 Pound net fishing Berridge Boatbuilder John B. Paula Jenkins, 11 11/1/1985 Harrison Ben Harrison 12 4/8/1986 Life of Harold Argue Harold Argue 13 10/2/1986 Ruark family Olive Ruark 14 2/6/1986 canning houses Joseph Liener St. Michaels, local 15 6/17/1986 regattas Page Pinkett William F. 16 8/7/1986 crewing steamboats Thornton IDA MAE and other 17 Jul-86 family boats Robert A. Walters C. Calvert Evans's 18 11/19/1986 life C. Calvert Evans 19 11/24/1986 Valliant Packing Co. Robert M. Valliant History of Chesapeake Bay William Avery 20 ? sailing craft Baker Thomas Kemp, Annapolis-Claiborn ferry, St. Michaels, First Kiss movie, 21 2/6/1981 Lighthouse desk Mildred Kemp GLADYS MELBA and freak storm of Orville Parks, Tom 22 ? 1939 Flowers C. Lowndes and 23 2/21/1987 Graham Johnson John Earle 24 3/19/1987 Otis S. Lloyd, Sr. Otis S. Lloyd Jr. 25 3/20/1987 Valliant Packing Co. Helen Galt Small Boat Shed 26 8/7/1987 tour Joseph Liener Wheeler Line, Steamboats on the Tuckahoe, Cowards Point, Covey's 27 6/10/1987 Landing Milton Beaven 28 4/30/1987 Valliant Packing Co. Joe Valliant seafood industry, boarding houses, 29 6/12/1987 fishing parties Clarence Cox Oxford ferry, seafood packing, 30 6/12/1987 local watercraft Capt. Bill Benson Hooper Strait William 31 7/23/1987 Lighthouse Greenwood life on the Tuckahoe, 32 7/28/1987 steamboats, fishing Haskett Harris steamer Minnie 33 1987 Wheeler Estelle Wright Mrs. William P. 34 7/24/1987 Valliant Packing Co. Lehman Capt. Wm. H.H. Perry, Choptank, MD, MINNIE Mrs. Esther Callis, 35 8/7/1987 WHEELER William Voshell watermen, ROSIE PARKS, WILLIE L. BENNETT, working 36 9/18/1987 on a farm Harvey McDaniel watermen, yachts, skipjacks, bugeyes, dredging, drift- 37 10/14/1987 netting Capt. Bill Berridge boatbuilding, skiffs, 38 11/20/1987 charter boats Stanley Vansant Valliant Packing Co., S.J. DELAN, 39 12/18/1987 THOMAS A. JONES Otis Turner St. Michaels, James Adams Floating Hazel Caulk 40 3/9/1988 Theater Larrimore St. Michaels, James Adams Floating 41 3/3/1988 Theater Alex Spencer St. Michaels, "First Kiss" movie, Shannahan House, Dodson House, Sharps Island lighthouse, IDA 42 4/20/1988 BEDSWORTH Elmer Parkerson Claiborne, St. Michaels, Maple Hall, steamships, Sarah and Mary 43 4/22/1988 ferries Carolyn Cockey yachting, log canoes, Capt. Buck Richardson, 44 5/10/1988 regattas, clubs Doug Hanks Mrs. Gordon S. 45 6/4/1988 watermen Pope Wades Point, St. Michaels, early 20th century Talbot 46 7/7/1988 County Mildred Kemp Dorothy Keithley, Rachel Marsh, Buster Caulk, Dot St. Michaels LeCompte, Lena 47 6/24/1988 reminiscences Fairbank Pasadena Inn, Royal Oak, "First 48 8/18/1988 Kiss" movie William Harper Scrappy Cats, WWII Cambridge shipyard, hunting, 49 11/23/1988 fishing Gus Plutschak 50 10/7/1988 St. Michaels history A.G. (Lee) Reese Alice Haddaway, Jefferson Island Mary Jane 51 8/24/1988 Club Fairbank St. Michaels 52 12/2/1988 reminiscences Ruth Hubbard St. Michaels, African American residents, seafood industry, Freedom's Friend 53 1/30/1989 Lodge Alfred Chester log canoes, ANNIE 54 2/9/1989 C., TEMPLE Bryan Bundick Choptank river, Vernon Whitely, 55 3/14/1989 fishing, boats John Wright Choptank river, 56 3/22/1989 fishing, boats Wilber Engle 57 3/9/1989 St. Michaels Irma Harper St. Michaels, St. 58 3/13/1989 Michaels Bank Wilson Harrison watermen, AFRICAN QUEEN, dories, oystering, 59 5/12/1989 Potomac River Garnett Arnold shipbuilding in St. 60 4/25/1989 Michaels John G. Earle EDWIN AND MAUD, DOMINO EFFECT, sailing the Catherine 61 5/9/1989 bay Kennedy MINNIE WHEELER, Wheeler Line, Choptank River 62 4/20/1989 Fisheries Max Chambers Everrett "Eps" 63 7/5/1989 "First Kiss" movie Russell Parson's Island, 64 7/11/1989 ISLAND QUEEN Joseph Usilton Tilghman Island 65 7/17/1989 Packing Co. Wayman Sinclair 66 7/18/1989 commercial fishing Melvin Engle George Jackson, 67 7/25/1989 boatbuilding Elwood Jackson 68 11/16/1989 St. Michaels Elsie Jones watermen, oystering, crabbing, 69 9/1/1989 pound-netting Ben Gowe Robert K. Hayden, Annie Mae F.R. Hayden, Hayden, James A. Feb-June, boatbuilding, Dyer, Edward L. 70 1989 Hayden family Middleton St. Michaels Packing Co., Shannahan Norman 71 11/10/1989 properties Shannahan St. Michaels, log canoe racing, Marion Clark 72 6/4/1990 seafood industry Marshall, Jr. J.M. Clayton Seafood Co., seafood industry, 73 6/11/1990 crabbing, oystering Clayton Brooks Charles (Buck) 74 7/19/1990 sailing scow ELSIE Palmer MUSTANG/KATE D, log canoes, Capt. William C. 75 8/3/1990 builders Stand Virginia Tarr 76 8/30/1990 St. Michaels Neebe KATE D/MUSTANG, log canoe building, seafood industry, 77 8/24/1990 watermen Clifton Marshall watermen, haul 78 10/4/1990 seining Charles Anthony Russell W. 79 10/31/1990 watermen, fishing Duncan watermen, fishing, 80 11/7/1990 log canoe John W. Collins log canoe, boatbuilding, 81 1/10/1991 ALVERTA Nellie Poet Valliant Packing Co., seafood 82 5/28/1991 industry Jerry Valliant Jr. watermen, BESSIE LEE, Hanson Downes, boatbuilding, skiff 83 7/26/1991 racing Larry Mathews watermen, restaurants, education, transportation, George Howard 84 Aug-93 Great Depression Post Annabel Earle John Earle, Earle Lesher, Ronald family history, bay Lesher, Pete 85 1/10/1994 craft Lesher 86 Feb-94 waterfowling James Hornor ship models, sailing 87 1/25/1994 on the Pacific Elizabeth Hall oystering, oyster law enforcement, MD Dept. of Tidewater 88 2/14/1992 Fishing Roy W. Rafter waterfowling exhibit, 89 ? appraisal, decoys unkown Colonial maritime Fletcher Hanks, history, clamming, Robert A. Hedeen, 90 ? bivalves Arthur Pierce AMY MISTER, EMMA GILES, 91 Nov-93 CBMM scrapbooks Charles T. Precht waterwomen (watermen), gill 92 9/3/1993 netting Patsy Higgs naval architecture, 93 1/23/1996 Gillmer's career Thomas Gillmer 94 2/14/1996 Skipjack Project Earl White Smith Island, 95 8/15/1995 watermen Don Dize William A. Turner & Sons, seafood industry, oystering, crabbing, clamming, 96 7/4/1996 Turner family Hayward Turner William A. Turner & Sons, seafood 7/7/1996 industry, oystering, Otis Turner, Sarah and crabbing, clamming, Moore, Joyce 97 6/28/1996 Turner family Landman William A. Turner & Sons, seafood 12/18/96 industry, oystering, and crabbing, clamming, Samuel E. Turner 98 7/11/96 Turner family and Earl Fields 99 9/6/1996 watermen Randolph Murphy watermen, Afican- Americans, EC COLLIER, Larrimore, crabbing Wilson "Turk" 100 1993 in St. Michaels Cannon recreation on the bay, charter fishing 101 8/30/2001 project Henry Lauterbach storekeeping, skipjack supplies - Emil Myers, Helen 102 5/10/1999 Rock Hall Durding recreation on the bay, charter fishing 103 10/27/2001 project Norman Owens Dandridge 104 3/16/2001 steamboating Cockrell foodways, workboat galleys, oystering, Robert "Pete" 105 4/7/1999 HILDA WILLING Sweitzer Adams U. M. Young Adults Choir; Friendship U.M. choir with Anthony Ames, Miranda Little, and Robert Tisdale; Zionaires, Cospel Ambassadors of 106 11/15/1997 gospel music DE Delmarva Folklife 107 1/12/1998 Project Matt Worley Delmarva Folklife Project, agricutlure, local history, Virginia's Eastern 108 11/18/1997 Shore, carving Tom Burton Delmarva Folklife Project, decoy carving, Chincoteague history, Ira Hudson, 109 12/11/1997 mural Jay Cherrix boatbuilding on Victor and Bernice 110 12/11/1997 Chincoteague Simpson 111 12/8/1998 crab picking project Nannie Haddaway Tilghman Island 112 1/11/1999 Packing Co. Marie Ennels Tilghman Island 113 1/12/1999 Packing Co. Elizabeth Dunleavy Maryland Crabmeat 114 1/13/1999 Co. Nicey Turpin Alexander Haddaway Co., William and Mary oystering, crab Frances 115 1/26/1999 picking, St. Michaels Haddaway crab picking, Meredith & Meredith, Canon, gender, portrait 116 1/27/1999 painting, knives Joseph Keene crab picking, Metompkin Bay Oyster Co., union strikes, industry in I.T. and Casey 117 1/27/1999 Crisfield Todd crab industry in Crisfield, worker's culture, family business, Maryland Crabmeat Co, traditions of pickers, picking families, 118 1/28/1999 changes in industry Tim Howard crabbing, sense of place, waterwomen, gender, soft crab 119 1/30/1999 shedding, foodways Mary Lowery crab picking, W.T. Ruark, work, traditions, learning, health issues, 120 2/10/1999 Hispanic pickers Nellie Flowers crab picking, Meredith & Meredith Seafood, Toddville Seafood, Quikpik, mechanization of 121 2/23/1999 crab industry Calvert Tolley crab picking, Harrison & Jarboe, traditions, industry issues, wages, 122 3/3/1999 workers Roy Harrison J.M Clayton 123 3/22/1999 Seafood Co. J. Clayton Brooks Rosalie Brown, Nicey Jones, J.M. Clayton Joyce Jones, Seafood Co. and Georgia Sephus, 124 3/23/1999 crab picking. Donald Sephus Hooper's Island, Mexican pickers, 125 4/13/1999 gender, crab picking Laurena Collemer crab picking, 126 4/14/1999 Mexican workers Jay Newcomb child labor, families, 127 3/31/1999 crab picking Evelyn Robinson Dot and W.T. 128 4/27/1999 crab picking Ruark crab picking, A.E. 129 4/15/1999 Phillips Co.
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