Frank C. Brown Collection of North Carolina Folklore- Volume 3

 

The Frank C. Brown Collection of NORTH CAROLINA FOLKLORE;

Volume 3 & Volume 5 
[Under construction- the first three chapters are basically finished- to improve this book, I'll do the individual songs attached to each chapter- upcoming]

[Contents; Abbreviations, Introduction, Index, Contributors
** Song texts are in separate additions attached to this page- See column on left]

[To make this easier to use I'm separating the songs in Volume 3 into chapters as they appear in the book, the first section will be I. COURTING SONGS continuing through 658 texts. After that I'll do individual songs attached to the chapters. Volume Three is the folk song texts and Volume 4 has the music and texts to the ballads. Volume 5 has the music to the folk songs. There will be only two volumes presented in my collection (Volume 3 and later Volume 2- with music from Volume 4). I'm combining the music from Volume 5 to the texts in Volume 3. There are some additional texts in Volume 5. There are also several additional songs I'll include as an appendix later. Later I will add Volume 2- The ballads. Note that Volumes VI and VII: Superstitions From North Carolina (not included here) were not listed since they were published later.

NOTE: The chapters with songs are attached as pages to this main page and can be found on the left hand column- click on the page to open it.]


The Folk-Lore of North Carolina collected by DR. FRANK C. BROWN DURING THE YEARS 1912 TO 1943 IN COLLABORATlON WITH THE NORTH CAROLINA Folklore Society of which he was Secretary-Treasurer 1913-1943 

IN FIVE VOLUMES

General Editor
NEWMAN IVY WHITE

Associate Editors

HENRY M. BELDEN--- PAUL G. BREWSTER-- WAYLAND D. HAND--- ARTHUR PALMER HUDSON---JAN P. SCHINHAN--- ARCHER TAYLOR--STITH THOMPSON BARTLETT--- JERE WHITING--- GEORGE P. WILSON--PAULL F. HAUM

Wood Engravings by CLARE LEIGHTON

DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
DUKE UNIVERSITY  PRESS

Volume I

GAMES AND RHYMES • BELIEFS AND CUSTOMS • RIDDLES
PROVERBS • SPEECH TALES AND LEGENDS

Edited by Paul G. Brewster, Archer Taylor, Bartlett Jere Whiting, George P. Wilson, Stith Thompson

Volume II

FOLK BALLADS FROM NORTH CAROLINA

Edited by Henry M. Belden and Arthur Palmer Hudson

Volume III

FOLK SONGS FROM NORTH CAROLINA

Edited by Henry M. Belden and Arthur Palmer Hudson

Volume IV

THE MUSIC OF THE BALLADS AND SONGS

Edited by Jan P. Schinhan

Volume V

SUPERSTITIONS FROM NORTH CAROLINA

Edited by  Wayland D. Hand

FRANK C. BROWN COLLECTION OF NORTH CAROLINA FOLKLORE

VOLUME THREE:
FOLK SONGS FROM  NORTH CAROLINA

Edited by HENRY M. BELDEN and  ARTHUR PALMER HUDSON

DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA DUKE UNIVERSITY PRESS  1952

COPYRIGHT, 1952, BY THE DUKE UNIVERITY PRESS
Cambridge University Press, London, N.W. 1, England

CONTENTS:

FOREWORD XXIII

ABBREVIATIONS USED IN XXV

INTRODUCTION: Songs 3

I. COURTING SONGS 4

1. A Paper of Pins 6

2. Madam, Will You Walk? 9

3. The Courting Cage 10

4. Madam Mozelle, I've Come Courting 13

5. Miss, Will You Have a Farmer's Son? 14

6. Lucindy, Won't You Marry Me? 14

7. Soldier, Soldier, Won't You Marry Me? 15

8. The Quaker's Wooing 16

9. The Old Man's Courtship 17

10. When I Was a Young Girl 20

11. Where Are You Going, My Pretty Maid? 21

12. Madam, I Have Gold and Silver 23

13. One Morning in May 24

14. No, Sir 25

15. Courting Song 27

16. Don't Stay after Ten 28

17. I Wouldn't Marry 30

18. A Single Life 36

19. When I Was Single 37

II. DRINK AND GAMBLING SONGS 41

20. The Drunkard's Hell 42

21. The Drunkard's Doom 44

22. The Drunkard's Dream (I) 45

23. The Drunkard's Dream (II) 48

24. Father, Dear Father, Come with Me Now 48

25. The Drunkard's Lone Child 50

26. Don't Go Out Tonight, My Darling 51

27. Be Home Early 53

28. I Wish I Was a Single Girl Again 54

29. Seven Long Years I've Been Married 56

30. The Lips That Touch Liquor Must Never
 Touch Mine 57

31. I'm Alone, All Alone 60

32. Old Rosin the Beau 61

33. Little Brown Jug 62

34. Pass Around the Bottle 64

35. Judie My Whiskey Tickler 64

36. I'll Never Get Drunk Any More 65

37. Show Me the Way to Go Home, Babe 67

38. Pickle My Bones in Alcohol 69

39. Sticks and Stones May Break My Bones 71

40. Just Kick the Dust over My Coffin 72

41. The Hidden Still 72

42. Moonshine 73

43. Old Corn Licker 74

44. Sal and the Baby 74

45. Sweet Cider 74

46. A Little More Cider Too 75

47. Sucking Cider Through a Straw 77

48. Drinking Wine 78

49. The Journeyman 78

50. Jack of Diamonds 80

51. Shoot Your Dice and Have Your Fun 81

52. I Got Mine 82

III. Homiletic Songs 83

53. When Adam Was Created 83

54. Pulling Hard against the Stream 86

55. Paddle Your Own Canoe 87

56. Why Do You Bob Your Hair, Girls? 88

57. Meditations of an Old Bachelor 88

58. The Thresherman 89

59. You Say You Are of Noble Race 90

60. Who Is My Neighbor? 91

61. Dying from Home and Lost 91

62. The Wicked Girl 92

63. A Poor Sinner 95

64. Advice to Sinners 95

65. Wild Oats 96

66. You Can Run on a Long Time 97

IV. PLAY-PARTY AND DANCE SONGS 99

67. Weevily Wheat 100

68. Here Comes Three Lawyers 101

69. Jennie Jenkins 102

70. Oh, Pretty Polly 104

71. Don't Cry 104

72. Here We Go in Mourning 105

73. Row the Boat, Row the Boat 106

74. The Needle's Eye 107

75. The Miller Boy 108

76. In and Out the Window 108

77. Shoot the Buffalo 109

78. Coffee Grows on white Oak Trees 110

79. Little Fight in Mexico 112

80. Pig in the Parlor 113

81. Buffalo Gals 114

82. Old Dan Tucker 114

83. Yonder Comes a Georgia Girl 118

84. Captain Jinks 119

85. Hop Light, Ladies 119

86. Old Joe Clark 120

87. What's the Lady's Motion? 124

88. The Farmer's Boy 125

89. Sally Goodin 126

90. Doctor Jones 127

91. She Loves Coffee and 1 Love Tea 128

92. I Do Love Sugar in My Coffee O 129

93. Pop Goes the Weasel 130

94. Turkey in the Straw 130

95. We're All A-Singing 131

96. The Dolly-Play Song 131

97. Uncle Joe Cut Off His Toe 132

98. Oh, Lovely, Come This Way 134

99. The Duke of York 135

100. I'll Tell Your Daddy 136

101. I Want to Go to Baltimore 136

102. Poor Little Laura Lee 136

103. Darling, You Can't Love but One 137

104. Page's Train Runs So Fast 138

105. Turkey Buzzard 139

106. All Around de Ring, Miss Julie 140

107. Too Young to Marry 140

108. Poor Little Kitty Puss 141

109. Fare You Well. My Own True Love 142

110. Mr. Carter 142

111. Wish I Had a Needle and Thread 143

V. LULLABIES AND NURSERY RHYMES 147

112. Bye Baby Bunting 148

113. Rock-a-Bye Baby in the Tree-Top 148

114. Kitty Alone 149

115. Hush-a-Bye, Don't You Cry 150

116. Go to Sleep. My Little Pickaninny 151

117. Poor Little Lamb Cries 'Mammy I' 152

118. Hush, Honey, Hush 153

119. Pitty Patty Poke 154

120. The Frog's Courtship 154
       Appendix 165

121. Billy Boy 166

122. Oh, Dear, What Can the Matter Be? 170

123. Taffy Was a Welshman 170

124. Barnyard Song 172

125. McDonald's Farm 174

126. Quack, Quack, Quack 177

127. The Dogs in the Alley 177

128. Go Tell Aunt Patsy 177

129. The Fox axd the Goose 178

130. The Old Woman and Her Pig 181

131. Whex I Was a Little Boy 182

132. Bobby Shaftoe 183

133. The Pretty Pear Tree 184

134. Jack-a-Maria 185

135. There's a Hole in the Bottom of the Sea 186

136. John Brown Had a Little Injun 186

137. Bingo 187

138. Call My Little Dog 187

139. The Vowels 188

140. Banbury Cross 188

141. Oh, Mr. Revel! 189

142. Old Woman All Skin and Bones 189

143. What Are Little Girls Made Of? 193

144. Neighbor Jones I93

145. Whistlixg Girls axd Crowixg Hens 194

146. Little Birdie in the Tree 195

147. How I Love the Old Black Cat 195

148. I've Got a Master and I Am His Man 196

149. The Cobbler 196

150. Scotland's Burning I97

151. Steam Ship I97

VI. JINGLES ABOUT ANIMALS 198

152. Birds Courting I99

153. The Jaybird 201

154. Redbird and Jaybird 202

155. Jaybird Up in the 'Simmon Tree 203

156. Said the Blackbird to the Crow 203

157. The Crow and the Weasel 205

158. Chicken in the Bread Tray 205

159. The Old Black Hen 206

160. Get Along, John, the Day's Work's Done 206

161. Possum Up a 'Simmon Tree 206

162. De Possum Am a Cunning Thing 208

163. The Raccoon Has a Bushy Taii. 208

164. De Possim Sits in de 'Simmons Tree 209

165. Over the Hills So Far Away 210

166. Rabbit In the Log 211

167. Old Molly Hare (Mr. Rabbit) 211

168. The Rabbit Skipped, the Rabbit Hopped 213

169. Rabbit Stole de Greens 214

170. It's all Night Long 214

171 . Mr. Squirrel  214

172. The Weasel and the Rat 215

173. Mole in the Ground 215

174. The Old Grey Horse Came Tearing Out of the Wilderness 216

175. The Old Grey Mare 217

176. I Had a Little Horse Whose Name Was Jack 217

177. Mv Old Sow's Nose 218

178. The Old Sow 218

I79. The Kitten Is Under the Sod 219

180. The Animal Fair 219

181. The Monkey Married the Baroon's Sister 219

182. The Catfish 220

183. Lulu 222

184. Jonah Fishing for a Whale 223

185. Snake Bakes a Hoecake 223

186. Row the Boat Ashore 224

187. I Went Down to the Low Ground 225

188. As I Went Up the Silver Lake 225

189. Way Down Yonder in Pasquotank 225

190. Ninety-Nine Blue Bottles 226

191. A Picnic 226

192. Two Little Fleas 227

193. Went to the River and I Couldn't Get Across 228

VII. WORK SONGS 228

104. Old Boi! Ridley 229

105. Jimmy My Riley 232

106. Sheep Shell Corn by the Rattle of His Horn 233

197. Bugle, Oh! 234

198. Come to Shuck Dat Corn Tonight 234

199. De Shucking Ob de Corn 235

200. Shuck Corn, Shell Corn 236

201. Round It Up a Heap It Up 237

202. Corn-Shucking Song 237

203. The Old Turkey Hen 238

204. Run, Sallie, My Gal 238

205. Up Roanoke and Down the River 239

206. Hidi Quili Lodi Quili 239

207. Here, Jola, Here 240

208. Come away from That Old Man 240

209. Sally, Molly, Polly 241

210. Down on the Farm 241

211. Negro Cotton-Picker 243

212. Pickin' Out Cotton 243

213. The Humble Farmer 244

214. Boll Weevil Blues 245

215. Ole Massa's Going Awav 247

216. The Man Who Wouldn't Hoe His Corn 247

217. The Old Chisholm Trail 248

218. The Duke of Buckingham 250

219. The Wild Ashe Deer 250

220. Old Blue 252

221. The Ground Hog 253

222. I'll Fire Dis Trip 255

223. Hi Yo Boat Row 256

224. We Live on the Banks of the Ohio 256

225. A Boat, a Boat, Across the Ferry 257

226. Haul, Haul, Haul, Boys 257

227. Old Horse. Old Horse 258

228. For Six Days Do All That Thou Art Able 258

229. Alphabet of the Ship 259

230. Whip Jamboree 260

231. I Have a Father in My Native Land 260

232. Sal's in the Garden Sifting Sand 261

233. The Heathen Chinese 261

234. Working on the Railroad 262

235. The Little Red Caboose Behind the Train 263

236. Reuben's Train 264

237. If the Seaboard Train Wrecks I Got a Mule to Ride 266

238. Seaboard Air Line 266

239. A Southern Jack 266

240. I Been a Miner 267

241. Some of These Days and It Won't Be Long 267

242. I Ain't A-Gonna Work a No Mo'! 268

243. Roll Down Dem Bales 0' Cotton 268

244. I Wish My Captain Would Go Blind 268

245. Lavender Girl 268

246. Run Here, Doctor, Run Here Quick 269

247. The Washtub Blues 269

VIII. FOLK LYRIC 270

248. The Inconstant Lover 271

249. The Turtle-Dove 274

250. The Wagoner's Lad 275

251. Sourwood Mountain 279

252. Pretty Saro 285

253. Old Smoky 287

254. Little Sparrow 290

255. Kitty Kline 293

256. All Around The Mountain, Charming Betsy 297

257. The Buue-Eyed Boy 298

258. The False Trie-Lover 299

259. I'll Hang My Hat on a Willow Tree 304

260. Red River Valley 305

261. The Slighted Sweetheart 306

262. The Slighted Girl 308

263. The Pale Wildwood Flower 309

264. Storms Are on the Ocean 311

265. There Comes a Fellow with a Derby Hat 313

266. Bury Me in the Garden 3i3

267. The Weeping Willow 314

268. Down by the Weeping Willow Tree 317

269. The Gumtree Canoe 317

270. The Indian Hunter 319

271. Goodbye, Little Girl, Goodbye 319

272. I'm Tired of Living Alone 320

273. Will You Love Me When I'm Old? 321

274. Goodbye, My Lover, Goodbye 322

275. Somebody 323

276. You, You, You 325

277. Cold Mountains 325

278. My Home's Across the Smoky Mountains 326

279. Must I Go to Old Virginia? 327

280. Red, White, and Blue 328

281. Down in the Valley (Birmingham Jail) 330

282. I Sent My Love a Letter 332

283. In the Pines, Where the Sun Never Shines 332

284. Bonnie Blue Eyes 334

285. The Midnight Dew 337

286. Fly Around, My Blue-Eyed Girl 339

287. Darling Little Pink 342

288. Billy My Darling 342

289. Seeing Nelly Home 343

290. Troubled in Mind 344

291. Cornread When I'm Hungry 345

292. Lonesome Road 347

293. Young Lovers All to You I Call 347

294. When First I Seen This Lovely Queen 349

295. Sweet Birds 350

296. Going Back West 'Fore Long 353

297. You Caused Me to Lose My Mind 353

298. I Wish That Girl Was Mink 353

299. Cripple Creek 354

300. My Martha Ann 355

301. High-Topped Shoes 355

302. Who's Gonna Love You, Honey? 356

303. Oh, Where Is My Sweetheart? 357

304. Like an Owl in the Desert 359

305. The Lonesome Dove 359

306. By By, My Honey 360

307. I Love Little Willie, I Do, Mamma 361

308. The Lords of Creation 363

309. Poor Married Man 364

310. The Black-Eyed Daisy 366

311. Black-Eyed Susie 366

312. A Housekeeper's Tragedy 367

313. Kissing Song 368

314. My Mammy Don't Love Me 369

315. I Wondered and I Wondered 370

316. My Mammy Told Me 370

317. Oh, Honey, Where You Been So Long? 371

318. Away Out On the Mountain 371

319. The Garden Gate 372

320. Susy Gal 372

321. Josephus and Bohunkus 372

322. Leather Breeches 374

322. Old Aunt Katy 375

324. Kindling Wood 376

325. Mother, May I Go Out to Swim? 376

326. River's Up and Still A-Rising 376

327. Little Brown Hands 377

IX. SATIRICAL SONGS 378

328. The Carolina Crew 380

329. Cumberland Gap 381

330. Arkansas Traveler (I) 381

331. Arkansas Traveler (II) 382

332. Hard Times 385

333. The Dodgers 387

334. Calomel 389

335. Twenty (Forty, Sixty) Years Ago 390

336. If You Want to Go A-Courtin' 393

337. When Young Men Go Courting 394

338. Johnson Boys 394

339. Leave for Texas, Leave for Tennessee 395

340. The Wood Hauler 397

341. Walk in the Parlor 399

342. Preacher in the Pulpit 403

343. Preacher's in de Pulpit 403

344. Wait on de Lord 404

345. I Never Will Turn Back Any More 404

346. Jonah And The Whale 4O5

347. Jesus Lover Of My Soul 408

348. Bob Ingersoll and the Devil 408

349. Lord, I Never Will Come Back Here No Mo'

X. SONGS OF PRISONERS AND TRAMPS

350. The Prisoner's Song

351. Seven Long Years 416

352. Twenty-One Years Is a Mighty Long Time 417

353. Write My Mother I'll Be Home 418

354. Durham Jail 419

355. Moonshiner's Dream 420

356. May I Sleep in Your Barn Tonight, Mister? 420

357. The Tramp Song 423

358. Tale of a Tramp 425

359. The Wild and Reckless Houo 426

360. The Dying Hobo 427

361. Waiting for a Train 428

36J. Banjo Tramp 429

363. Hand Me Down My Walking Cane

364. I Lay Around the Old Jail House (John C. Britton) 431

365. The Foggy Mountain Top 433

XI MARTIAL. POLITICAL, AND PATRIOTIC SONGS 434

366. The Rolling Neuse 436

367. The Jolly Soldier 437

368. Flora MacDonald's Lament 437

369. The Rambling Soldier 439

370. Then We'll Have a New Convention 440

371. Colonel Harry, He Was Scared 441

372. Root Hog or Die 441

373. Harness up Yo' Hosses 442

374. The Southern Wagon 443

375. Red, White, and Red 444

376. The Soldier's Farewell 447

377. Early One Morning in the Month of July 449

378. John Brown's Body 449

379. The Bonny Blue Flag 451

380. The Homespun Dress 453

381. Pretty Peggy 456

382. Never Mind Your Knapsack 457

383. Bushwhacker's Song 458

384. Deserter's Song 459

385. Come, Rain, Come 460

386. Sorghum Molasses 460

387. Jeff Davis Rode a White Horse 461

388. Old Abe Is Sick 462

389. The Privates Eat the Middlin' 462

390. When This Cruel War Is Over 462

391. The Good Old Rebel 464

392. The Veteran's Song 467

393. Brother Green 468

394. He Never Came Back 470

395. Goodbye, My Blue Bell 471

396. Soldier's Epitaph 472

397. Tippecanoe 472

398. Does Your Mother Know You're Out? 473

399. Uncle Sam's Farm 474

400. The Sweet Sunny South 475

401. Blue Ridge Mountain Blues 476

402. The North Carolina Hills 477

403. The Hills of Dan 478

XII. BLACKFACE MINSTREL AND NEGRO SECULAR  SONGS 480

404. Cindy 482

405. Dearest Mae 485

406. Massa Had a Yaller Gal 487

407. Nelly Bly 488

408. Oh, Susanna! 488

409. Nancy Till 491

410. Miss Julie Ann Glover 492

411. Kitty Wells 492

412. Ella Rhee 494

413. Clare de Kitchen 494

414. Jim Crack Corn 496

415. Lynchburg Town 498

416. My Long Tail Blue 502

417. My Ole Mistus Promised Me 502

418. Old Zip Coon 503

419. Camptown Races 504

420. Uncle Ned 505

421. Way Down on the Old Peedee 506

422. Shinbone Alley 50/

423. Some Folks Say that a Nigger Won't Steal 508

424. The Happy Coon 510

425. The Preacher and the Bear 511

426. I Was Born About Ten Thousand Years Ago 512

427. Have a Little Banjo Beating 514

428. The Traveling Coon 515

429. The Voodoo Man 516

430. Ain't Gonna Rain No More 517

431. Ain't Got to Cry No More 519

432. Boil Them Cabbage Down 519

433. B
roder Eton Got de Coon 519

434. Chicken 520

435. The Dummy Line 521

436. Eliza Jane (1) 522

437. Eliza Jane (II) 522

438. Everybody's Gal Is My Gal 523

439. Go 'Way from My Window 523

440. Here Lies de Body uv Po' Little Ben 523

441. I'm Going Down the Road Feeling Bad 524

442. I Could'n Live Bedout de Flowers 524

443. I'd Rather Be Dead 525

444. If You Want to Go to Heaven 525

445. I Had a Banjo Made of Gold 525

446. If You Meet a Woman in the Morning 526

447. If You Don't Believe I'm Sinking 526

448. I Got a Girl 527

449. I'm Gwine Away to Georgia 527

450. The Yaller Gal 527

451. I Went Down to My Gal's House Las' Night 528

452. Mama Don't Allow No Low Down Hanging
Around 528

453. Negro Yodel Song 529

454. Oh, Dat Watermilion 529

455. One More River to Cross 530

456. Po' Liza Jane 530

457. Run, Nigger, Run 531

458. Sally Went to Preachin' 533

459. Saturday Night and Sunday Too 533

460. She'll Be Coming 'Round the Mountain 534

461. Short'nin' Bread 535

462. Sing Polly Wolly Doodle 538

463. Stick My Head in a Paper Sack 539

464. That's Where My Money Goes 539

465. There Was a Watermelon 539

466. Train . . . Run So Fast 540

467. Two Little Niggers Black as Tar 540

468. Watermelon Hanging on the Vine 541

469. Way Down Yonder on Cedar Street 541

470. What You Gwine Do When the World's on Fire 542

471. Jigger, Rigger, Bumbo 542

472. Guinea Negro Song 543

473. White Folks Go To College 543

474. Cold Frosty Morning 543

475. Hung My Bucket on de White Folks' Fence 544

476. White Folks in the Parlor 544

477. White Gal, Yaller Gal, Black Gal 544

478. You Shall Be Free 547

479. Old Bee Makes de Honey Comb 548

480. Hard Times 549

481. Don't Like a Rich White Man Nohow 549

482. Sugar Babe 550

483. Rich Man Rides on a Pullman Car 551

484. I Don't Like a Nigger 551

485. Shady Grove 552

486. Fair Brown 553

487. Old Aunt Dinah 554

488. Apple Sauce and Butter 554

489. When I Die Don't Wear No Black 554

490. Rain Come Wet Me 555

491. We'll Have a Little Dance Tonight. Boys 555

492. Way Down Below 555

493. Railroad Dinah Gal 556

494. If I Had It You Could Get It 556

495. If I Die in Tennessee 557

496. Jinger Blue 557

497. Mammy in the Kitchen 558

498. I've Bin to the 'Bama and I Just Got Back 558

499. Raise a Ruckus Tonight 558

500. Georgia Buck 560

501. You've Got Your Big Gun, and I've Got Mine 562

502. Went Down Town 562

503. Standing on de Street Doin' No Harm 562

504. A Thirty-Two Special on a Forty-Four Frame 562

505. The California Blues 563

506. Oh! When a Man Get the Blues 563

507. I Got de Hezotation Stockings and de Hezotation Shoes 564

508. It's Raining Here 564

509. Nigger in the Woodpile 565

510. Share 'Em 565

511. The Preacher Song 565

512. Johnson's Mule 566

513. The Kicking Mule 567

514. The Billy Goat 568

XIII. RELIGIOUS SONGS 570

515. The Cumberland Traveller 573

516. The Great Round-Up 573

517. Some of These Days 574

518. Long White Robe 575

519. There's a Little Hand Writing on the Wall 576

520. Ananias 577

521. The Gospel Pool 578

322. A Charge To Keep 579

523. Creation 580

524. Daniel in the Lion's Den 581

525. Departed Loved Onks 583

526. Dark Was the Night 584

526. Don't Take after Me 585

528. Drooping Souls, No Longer Grieve 586

529. The Gospel Train 588

530. Hicks' Farewell 589

531. If You Get There Before I Do 591

532. I'm Boun' to Cross the Jordan 591

533. 1 Am Going to Heaven 592

534. In the Valley 592

535. I've Got a Brother in the Snow-White Fields 593

536. Jacob's Ladder 594

537. Jesus Born in Bethlehem 595

538. John Saw the Holy Number 596

539. John Saw de Hundred and Forty-Four Thousand 597

540. Johnny Was a Baptist 597

541. The Little Black Train 598

542. The Lone Pilgrim S99

543. Mary Wore Three Links of Chain 600

544. Noah's Ark 601

545. Pharaoh's Army 602

546. Oh, They Put John on the Island 604

547. Rock of Ages 605

548. There Is No Place in the Height of Heaven 605

549. Ain't Goin' to Worry My Lord No More 606

550. All God's Chillun Got Shoes 607

551. All My Sins Been Taken Away 608

552. Angels Roll Dem Stones Away 609

553. As I Went Down in the Valley to Pray 610

554. Babe of Bethlehem 612

553. Baptist, Baptist Ls My Name 612

556. Bye and Bye 613

557. Cain and Abel 613

558. Can't Cross Jordan 613

559. Christ Was a Weary Traveler 614

560. City of Refuge 615

561. Come All You Friends and Neighbors 616

562. Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing 616

563. Dar'll Be No Distinction Dar 617

564. Didn't It Rain? 617

563. An English Orphan 618

566. Down by de Ribberside 619

567. Gwine Down to Jordan 620

568. God Is at de Pulpit 620

569. Going to Heaven by the Light of the Moon 621

570. Go Down, Moses 621

571. Golden Slippers 622

572. Good News — Chariot's Comin' 623

573. Good Lordy, Rocky My Soul 623

574. Good News Coming from Canaan 624

575. Go Wash in the Beautiful Stream 624

576. Gwine Down Jordan 624

577. Hear That Rumbling (I Heard a Mighty
Rumbling) 625

578. He Never Said a Mumbling Word 626

579. Heaven Is a Beautiful Place 627

580. Hush, Little Baby 629

581. I Am Bound for the Promised Land 629

582. I Am Going Where the Blood Flows Stronger 630

583. I Belong to That Band 631

584. I Don't Love Old Satan 631

585. I Don't Sing Like I Used to Sing 632

586. I Do Wonder Is My Mother on That Train 632

587. I Got de Key of de Kingdom 634

588. I Have Long Since Been Learned 634

589. I Am Standing in the Shoes of John 635

590. I Don't Know When Old Death's Gwine
ter Call Me 635

591. I'm Goin' to Ride in Pharaoh's Chariot 636

592. I Mean to Go to Heaven Anyhow 636

593. Indian Song: Ah, Pore Sinner 637

594. I Picked My Banjo Too 637

595. I'se Gwine Land on Dat Shore 638

596. I Shall Not Be Blue 639

597. It's Good fuh Hab Some Patience 640

598. I Wanter Jine de Ban' 640

599. I Was Once in a Dark and Lonesome Valley 641

600. I Wonder as I Wander 641

601. Jekkel Walls 642

602. Jesus Christ I Want to Find 643

603. Jesus Says, 'You Goes and I Goes W'id Vou' 643

604. John He Baptized Jesus 644

605. John Jasper 644

606. Judgment Day Is Comin' 646

607. Lily White Robe 646

608. Little David 647

609. Little David, Play on your Harp 647

610. The Little Family 648

611. Mary Bowed 652

612. Moses Smote the Waters 653

613. And Must I Be to Judgement Brought? 653

614. The New Burying Ground 653

615. Nobody Knows 655

616. No Hidin' Place 655

617. No More! No More! 657

618. Oh, I Used to Drink Beer 657

619. Oh, Lord, I'se Stepping Higher 658

620. Oh, Heavens Shut the Gates on Me 658

621. O Lord, Won't You Come by Here? 658

622. Oh, See My Father Layin' There 658

623. The Old Ship of Zion 659

624. Old Satan's Mad 661

625. One of Tonight 663

626. On a Dark and Doleful Night 664

627. Our Fathers They'll Be There 665

628. Poor Old Lazarus 665

629. Red Sea 666

630. Rolled the Stone Away 666

631. Roll. Jordan, Roll 667

632. Rough, Rocky Road 668

633. Shout Along and Pray Along 668

634. Somebody's All de Time Talkin' 'bout Me 669

635. Somebody's Knockin' at Your Door 669

636. Soon as My Foot Struck Zion 670

637. Standing in the Need of Prayer 671

638. Sweet Heaven 672

639. Talk About Jesus 673

640. That Old Time Religion 674

641. There's a Little Wheel A-Ti'rning 675

642. Through the City Where He Rose 675

643. Tossed and Driven 676

644. Tree in Paradise 676

645. Two White Horses Side by Side 678

646. Way Over in the Promised Land 678

647. We Are Marching On 679

648. We Have Loved Ones Over Yonder 679

649. What You Gon'er Do That Day? 680

650. We'll Roll the Old Chariot Along 680

651. We'll Sail Away to Heaven 681

652. When I Was Lost in the Wilderness 682

653. When the World Is on Fire 682

654. Where My Lord Went to Pray 683

655. What Kind of Crowns Do the Angels Wear? 683

656. Wrestlin' Jacob 684

657. 'Zekiel'll Weep and 'Zekiel'll Moan 685

658. Cherokee Hymn 685

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XIV. ADDITIONAL SONGS (Volume 5)

 

659. I Wonder Where's the Gambling Man

660. Old Scotch Drinking Song

661. Scottish Drinking Song

662. Come All Ye Young Ladies

663. The Drunkard's Home

664. I Have No Mother Now

665. I Have No Mother Now

666. I Have No Mother Now

667. Morality

668. The Old Armchair

669. Woodman, Spare That Tree

670. Chewing Gum Song

671. Mississippi Lawyer

672. Negro Song

673. Sally Ann

674. Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star F-573 4I5

675. Lullaby F-574 4i6

676. Mr. Bull Frog F-575 417

677. Ridin' Of A Goat, Leadin' of a Sheep F-576 417

678. Trip, Play-Mo-Blay F-577 418

679. What Makes the Wild Cat Wild? F-578 419

680. The Keeper F-579 419

681. Venison F-580 420

682. Away on a Hill F-581 421

683. Childhood Days F-582 422

684. Enoch Arden F-583 422

685. Essie Dear F-584 423

686. Sweet Evelina F-585 424

687. Faithful Friend F-586 424

688. Flitting Away F-587 425

689. Goodbye F-588 427

690. Goodbye, John F-589 428

691. I'll Be All Smiles Tonight F-590 429

692. Lll Give You My Love F-591 430

693. I Loved You Better Than You Know F-592 430

694. In the Shadow of the Pines F-593 431

695. In the Shadow of the Pines F-594 433

696. I Want to Be Somebody's Darling F-595 434

697. Just Give Him One More as He Goes F-596 434

698. Leap Frog John F-597 435

699. The Letter That Never Came F-598 436

700. Little Bunch of Roses F-599 437

701. The Little Logwood Cabin F-600 437

702. The Little Log Cabin in the Lane F-601 439

703. LuLA Falls F-602 440

704. LuLA Wall F-603 441

705. Many Miles Apart F-604 442

706. Maple on the Hill F-605 443

707. Mary, Weep No More For Me F-606 443

708. Molly Darling F-607 444

709. Molly Darling F-608 445

710. My Hair Was Black as Ribbon F-609 446

711. My Pretty Quadroon F-610 446

712. Old and Gray F-611 447

713. The Old Stepstone F-612 448

714. Over the Garden Wall F-613 449

715. Pretty Bessie F-614 450

716. Riding in a Sleigh F-615 451

717. Rosalie, the Prairie Flower F-616 451

718. Sadie Ray F-617 452

719. Sadie Ray F-618 453

720. Seven Long Years F-619 453

721. Sparking on a Sunday Nightt

722. Standing by the Old Cabin Door

723. Standing by the Old Garden Gate

724. The Stars Shine Bright

725. Sunny Tennessee

726. Sweet Bunch of Daisies

727. Sweet Forget-Me-Not

728. Sweet Long Ago

729. Singing in the Lane

730. Surely I Can Do

731. Hole in the Bucket

732. Hop Along

733. I Don't Let the Girls Worry My Mind

734. Snuff Box

735. Behind Those Walls of Gray

736. Rainbow Division

737. When I Am Far Away

738. Coonshine

739. Dis Morning

740. Down at Widow Johnson's

741. Gwine 'Round Dis Mountain

742. Hikin' Down de Main Line

743. Honey Babe

744. How I Love Them Pretty Yellow Gals

745. Hump-back Mule

746. I'm Going Down the Mobile Line

747. I'm Going Home

748. I'se a-running

749. Mike and Jerry

750. The Nigger and the Bee

751. Oh! I Had a Good Woman

752. Old Folks Better Up and Git to Bed

753. Such a Gittin* Up-stairs

754. Yonder Come a Yaller Gal

755. Blow Gabriel

756. Drunkard's Dream

757. Dry Bones

758. Gimme Oil in My Lamp

759. Got to Cross Jordan

760. O Bear Me Away on Your Snowy White Wing

761. Oh, Where Shall I Be?

762. The Road Is Rocky

763. Star in the East

764. Storm Bird

765. Tell My Mother

766. There's a Place Prepared

767. Thorny Desert

768. Was You There When They Crucified Jesus?

769. The Watchman's Call

770. Way Back in Heaven

771. Wayfaring Stranger

772. When in Death I Calmly Recline

773. Wondrous Love

774. A Plea for Mercy

775. Hell Broke Loose in Georgia

776. Goodbye to the Cracking of the Pistols

777. Jimmie Suttonton

778. Blow the Man Down

779. Hanging Johnnie

780. Haul Away, Joe

781. Hullabaloo Balay

782. Lanky, Lucy, Lister

783. What Shall We Do with a Drunken Sailor?

784. When Johnnie Comes Down to Hilo

785. Whiskey Johnny

786. No title 

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Children's Games and Rhymes

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Index 687

Contributors to Volumes II and III 704

Supplementary List of Contributors 710

ILLUSTRATIONS

Herb Gatherers frontispiece

Cotton Pickers 244

Cypress Knees page 409

Sorghum Boiling facing page 460

Fishing in the Creek facing page 600

FOREWORD

VOLUME II has a foreword for both the Ballads and the Songs. In the present volume of Songs, Nos. 1-327 are  edited by Professor Belden; the remaining Songs, Nos. 328 to  658, by Professor Hudson.

Here it is proper to add only that as the work of printing  has progressed a few irregularities have been noted and corrected, though doubtless others still remain. Dr. Schinhan tells  me, moreover, that he will have additional texts taken from  phonograph records, which were not available to the present  editors, but which will be printed in volume IV. He will also  have there some tunes for the Games described in volume I.

We can say now. with my Lord Chancellor. Francis Bacon:  "Nothing is finished till all is finished." In the fifth volume  we hope to gather the loose threads together for a final report.

R.F.B.

ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE HEADNOTES

ABFS American Ballads and Folk Songs. By John Avery Lomax and Alan Lomax. New York, 1934.

ABS American Ballads and Songs. By Louise Pound.  New York, [1922].

AMS American Mountain Songs. By Ethel Park Richardson and Sigmund Spaeth. New York. [1927].

ANFS American Negro Folk-Songs. By Newman I. White.  Cambridge [Mass.], 1928.

APPS The American Play-Party Song. By Benjamin A.  Botkin. Lincoln, Nebraska, 1937.

AS American Speech. Baltimore, 1926 — .

ASB The American Songbag. By Carl Sandburg. New  York, [1927].

Barry Folk Songs of the North Atlantic States. By Phillips Barry. Boston, 1908. Mimeographed.

BBM British Ballads from Maine. By Phillips Barry,  Fannie H. Eckstorm, and Mary W. Smyth. New  Haven, 1929.

BFSSNE Bulletin of the Folk-Song Society of the Northeast.  Cambridge [Mass.], 1930-37.

BKH Ballads of the Kentucky Highlands. By Henry Harvey Fuson. London, 1931.

BMFSB Twenty-Nine Beech Mountain Folk Songs and Ballads. By Mellinger Henry and Maurice Matteson.
New York, 1936.

Botkin See APPS.

BSI Ballads and Songs of Indiana. By Paul G. Brewster,  Bloomington, Indiana, 1940.

BSM Ballads and Songs Collected by the Missouri Folk-Lore Society. By H. M. Belden. Columbia, Missouri, 1940.

BSO Ballads and Songs from Ohio. By Mary O. Eddy.  New York, [1939].

BSSB Ballads and Songs of the Shanty-Boy. By Franz  Rickaby. Cambridge [Mass.], 1926.

BSSM Ballads and Songs of Southern Michigan. By Emelyn E. Gardner and Geraldine J. Chickering. Ann
Arbor, 1939.

BSSN Ballads and Sea Songs from Newfoundland. By  Elizabeth Greenleaf [and] Grace Y. Mansfield.  Cambridge [Mass.], 1933.

BSSNS Ballads and Sea Songs from Nova Scotia. By W.  Roy MacKenzie. Cambridge [Mass.], 1928.

BTFLS Bulletin of the Tennessee Folklore Society. Maryville, Tenn., 1935 — .

CFLQ California Folklore Quarterly. 1942 — Christie Traditional Ballad Airs. By W. Christie. Edinburgh, 1876- 1881. 2 vols.

CS Cowboy Songs and Other Frontier Ballads. By J. A.  Lomax and Alan Lomax. New York, 1938. (In
a few cases the earlier edition, 1910, is cited.;

CSV Country Songs of Vermont. By Helen H. Flanders  [and] Helen Norfleet. New York, [1937].

DD Devil's Ditties. By Jean Thomas. Chicago, 1931.

Dean Flying Cloud and One Hundred and Fifty Other Old  Time Songs and Ballads. By M. C. Dean. Virginia, Minn., n.d.

DESO Down-East Spirituals, and Others. By George  Pullen Jackson. New York, [1943].

ECS English County Songs. By Lucy Broadwood and  J. A. F. Maitland. London, 1893.

ETSC English Traditional Songs and Carols. By Lucy  Broadwood. London, 1908.

ETWVMB East Tennessee and Western Virginia Mountain Ballads. By Celeste P. Cambiaire. London, 1935.

FB Frontier Ballads. By Charles J. Finger. New York, 1927.

Ford Traditional Music of America. By Ira W. Ford.  New York, 1940.

FSA Folk-songs of America. By Robert W. Gordon.  National Service Bureau, 1938.

FSE Folk-Songs of England. Ed. Cecil J. Sharp. Books I II, III, IV, V, various editors. London, 1908-12.

FSF Folksongs of Florida. By Alton C. Morris. Gainesville. 1950.

FSKH Folk-Songs from the Kentucky Highlands. By  Josiah H. Combs. New York, 1939.

FSKM Folk-Songs of the Kentucky Mountains. By Josephine McGill. New York. | 1917].

FSM Folksongs of Mississippi and Their Background. By  Arthur Palmer Hudson. Chapel Hill. N. C., 1936.

FSMEU Folk-Songs du Midi des Etats-Unis. By Josiah H.  Combs. Paris, 1925.

FSMWV Folk-Songs Mainly fron West Virginia. By John  H. Cox. National Service Bureau of the Federal
Theatre Project. W.P.A. New York. 1939.

FSN Folk Songs from Newfoundland.  By Maud Karpeles London 1934

FSONE Folk Songs of Old New England. Eloise Hubbard Linscott. New York. 1939.

FSRA Folk-Songs of Roanoke and the Albemarh  Louis W. Chappell. Alorgantown, W. Va.

FSS Folk-Songs of the South. By John Harrington Cox.  Cambridge [Mass.], 1925.

FSSC Franklin Square Song Collection. Selected by  McCaskey. New York. 1881-1891. 8 vols.'

FSSH Folk-Songs from the Southern Highlands. By  Melinger E. Henry. New York, [1938].

FSSom Folk-Songs from Somerset. By Cecil J. Sharp and C. L. Marson. London, 1904-1909.

FSUT Folk Songs of the Upper Thames. By Alfred Williams. London, [1923].

FSV Folk-Songs of Virginia. A Descriptive Index. . By Arthur Kyle Davis. Jr. Durham, N. C. 1949.

FTM Folk Tunes from Mississippi. By Arthur Palmer  Hudson and George Herzog. National Play Bureau
Publication No. 25. July 1937.

GGMS A Garland of Green Mountain Song. By Helen  Hartness Flanders. Boston, 1934.

Gomme The Traditional Games of England. Scotland, and  Ireland. By Alice Bertha Gomme. London. 1894-
1898.

GSAC Games and Songs of American Children. By William Wells Newell. New York. 1883: new and
enlarged ed., 1903. 1911.

Halliwell The Nursey Rhymes of England. By James Orchard Hal li well. London, 1842.

HFLB Hoosier Folklore Bulletin. Bloomington. Ind.. 1942-45. Thereafter: Hoosier Folklore. — HFL.

JAFL Journal of American Folklore. 1888 — .

JEFDSS The Journal of the English Folk Dance and Song  Society. London, 193 1 — . Successor to JFSS.

JFSS The Journal of the Folk-Song Society. London,  1899-1931.

JISHS Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society.  Springfield, 1908 — .

LL Last Leaves of Traditional Ballads and Ballad Airs.  By Gavin Greig and Alexander Keith. [Aber-
deen], 1925.

LT Lonesome Tunes; Folk Songs from the Kentucky  Mountains. By Loraine Wyman and Howard  Brockway. New York, [1916].

MAFLS Memoirs of the American Folklore Society. No.  xxix is 'Folk-Lore from Iowa,' by Earl J. Stout,  1936.

Mason Nursery Rhymes and Country Songs. By M. H.  Mason. London, 1877.

McLendon A Finding List of Play-Party Games. By Altha  Lea McLendon, SFLQ viii (1944). 201-34.

MLN Modern Language Notes. Baltimore, 1886 — .

MM Minstrelsy of Maine. By Fannie H. Eckstorm and  Mary W. Smyth. Boston, 1937.

MMP Mountain Minstrelsy of Pennsylvania. By Henry W.  Shoemaker. Philadelphia, 1931. A revision of Nlpl

MSHF More Songs of the Hill Folk. By John J. Niles.  New York, [1936].

MSNC Mountain Songs of North Carolina. By Marshall  Bartholomew and Susannah Wetmore. New York,  1926.
MWS Maine Woods Songster. By Phillips Barry. Cambridge [Mass.], 1939.

Newell See GSAC.

NGMS The Nezu Green Mountain Songster. By Helen  Hartness Flanders, Elizabeth Flanders Ballard,  George Brown, and Phillips Barry. New Haven,  1939-

NEFR Northall English Folk-Rhymes. By G. E. Northall. London,  1892.

NPM North Pennsylvania Minstrelsy. By Henry W. Shoemaker. 2nd ed., Altoona, Pa., 1923.

NS The Negro and His Songs. By Howard W. Odum  and Guy B. Johnson. Chapel Hill, N. C, 1925.

NWS Negro Workaday Songs. By Howard W. Odum and  Guy B. Jonhson. Chapel Hill. N. C, 1926.

NYFLQ New York Folklore Quarterly. 1945 — .

OASPS The Ozarks: An American Survival of Primitive Society. By Vance Randolph. New York, 1931.

OFS Ozark Folksongs. Collected and edited by Vance  Randolph. Columbia. Mo., 1946, 1948, 1949. 1950.  4 vols.

OIFMS Old Irish Folk Music and Songs. By Patrick W. Joyce. London. 1909. 3 parts.

OMF Ozark Mountain Folk. By Vance Randolph. New York, 1932.

OHEFS One Hundred English Folk Songs. By Cecil J. Sharp. New York and Boston, [1916].

Ord The Bothy Songs and Ballads of Aberdeen, Banff  and Moray, Angus and the Mearns. By John  Ord. Paisley, [1930].

OSC Our Singing Country. By John A. Lomax, Alan  Lomax, and Ruth Crawford Seeger. New York, 1941.

OSSG Old Songs and Singing Games. By Richard Chase.  Chapel Hill, N. C, 1938.

Owens Swing and Turn: Texas Play-Party Songs. By William A. Owens. Dallas. 1936.

Ozark Life Ozark Life {Outdoors). Kingston, Ark., 1925-31.

PTFLS Publications of the Texas Folk-Lore Society. Austin, 1916 — .

PMLA Publications of the Modern Language Association. 1884—.

Pound Folk-Song of Nebraska and the Central West. A Syllabus. By Louise Pound. University of Nebraska, 1915. Nebraska Academy of Sciences Publications, vol. IX, no. 3.

Rinibault Nursery Rhymes, with Tunes. By Edward F.  Rimbault. London, n.d.

SBML Songs and Ballads of the Maine Lumberjacks. By  Roland Palmer Gray. Cambridge [Mass.]. 1924.

SBNS Songs and Ballads from Nova Scotia. By Helen  Creighton. Toronto, [1932].

SCB South Carolina Ballads. By Reed Smith.  [Mass.], 1928.

SCSM A Song Catcher in Southern Mountains. Dorothy Scarborough. New York, 1937.

SFLQ Southern Folklore Quarterly. Gainesville, Fla.,  1937—-

SFSEA Spiritual Folk-Songs of Farly America. By George  Pullen Jackson. New York, [1937].

SharpK English Folk Songs from the Southern Appalachians.  By Cecil J. Sharp and Maud Karpeles. London,  1932. 2 vols.

Shearin A Syllabus of Kentucky Folk-Songs. By Herbert  G. Shearin and Josiah Combs. Lexington. Ky., 1911.
Transylvania Studies in English II. 

SHE Songs of the Hill-Folk. By John J. Niles. New  York, [1934].

SMLJ Songs of the Michigan Lumberjacks. By Earl C.  Beck. Ann Arbor, 1941.

SS Slai'e Songs of the United States. By William E.  Allen. New York, 1867 (reprinted 1929).

SSSA Songs Sung in the Southern Appalachians. By  Mellinger E. Henry. London, [1934].

Steely "The Folk-Songs of the Ebenezer Community." By  Mercedes S. Steely. Unpublished M.A. thesis,  University of North Carolina, 1936.

Talley Negro Folk Rhymes. By Thomas W. Talley. New  York, 1922.

TBmWV Traditional Ballads mainly from West Virginia. By  John Harrington Cox. National Service Bureau,  1939-
TBV Traditional Ballads of Virginia. By Arthur Kyle  Davis. Cambridge [Mass.], 1929.

TKMS Twenty Kentucky Mountain Songs. By Loraine  Wyman and Howard Brockway. Boston, [1920].

TNFS On the Trail of Negro Folk-Songs. By Dorothy  Scarborough. Cambridge [Mass.], 1925.

TSSI Tales and Songs of Southern Illinois. By Charles  Neely. Menasha, Wis., 1938.

 

 

landers and George Brown. Brattleboro, Vt.,  1932. 2nd ed.

WNS IVhite and Negro Spirituals. By George Pullen  Jackson. New York, [1944].

Wolford Tlie Play-Party in Indiana. By Leah J. Wolford.  Indianapolis, 1916.

WSSU White Spirituals in the Southern Uplands. By  George Pullen Jackson. Chapel Hill, N. C, 1933.

 

FOLK SONGS FROM NORTH CAROLINA
N.C.K.. Vol. III, (3 ) SONGS

 THE DISTINCTION between ballads— as folklorists now use  the term — and other types of folk song was first formulated,  so far as I know, by the eighteenth-century poet William Shenstone,  Percy's friend and adviser in editing the Reliques. He wrote to  Percy in 1761 : "It is become habitual to me, to call that a ballad,  which describes or implies some Action; on the other hand, I term  that a Song, which contains only an expression of Sentiment." In arranging the contents of the Brown Collection we have decided  to follow this principle. But it has been found necessary to apply  the terms in a very elastic spirit. In scores, perhaps hundreds, of  instances there are hints, traces of action, but no definite story is  told. The composite and desultory character of a great deal of  traditional folk song makes a strictly logical classification of the  items impossible. But the items must be placed in some order. If  a given piece is found among the ballads when it seems to be rather  merely a song, or vice versa — if the placing of items seems some- times merely arbitrary — we must plead necessity.

INDEX

Editor's titles are shown in italics. Numhcrs following semicolon refer to pages. All the titles of songs mentioned in headnotes are indicated by parenthesized numbers. An asterisk before a title denotes that the music for that ballad or song (or some form of it) may be found in  Volume V.

Adam and Eve 53B; 84
Adam Was the First Man 342A; 402
Advice to Sinners 64 ; 95
Ain't I Glad the Old Sow's Dead 461 I; 537
Ain't Goin to Worry My Lord No More 549; 606
Ain't Gonna Rain No Mo' 430E; 518
Ain't Gonna Rain No More 430; 517
Ain't Got to Cry No More 431; 519
All Around de Ring, Miss Julie  106; 140
All Around the Mountain, Charming Betsy 256: 297
All God's Chillun Got Shoes 550, 550A; 607
All My Sins Been Taken Away 551 : 608
Alphabet of the Ship 22q: 259
Ananias 520, 520B ; 576 f.
And Must I Be to Judgment Brought? 613; 653
Angels Roll Dem Stones Away 552; 609
Animal fair. The 180; 219
Apple Sauce and Butter 488 ; 554
Applesauce and Butter Spread out on the Floor 488 ; 554
Arkansas Traveler (I) 330; 381
Arkansas Traveler (II) 331; 331A; 382
As I Walked Out Last Christmas Day 258B; 301
As I Went Down in the Valley to Pray 553 ; 610
As I Went Up the Sil'er Lake 188: 225
Away Out on the Mountain 318; 371

Babe of Bethlehem 554; 612
Banbury Cross 140; 188
Banjo Sam 182A; 221
Banjo Tramp 362; 429
Baptist, Baptist Is My Name 555; 612
Barnyard Song 124: 172
Be Home Early 27; 53
Beef steak When I'm Hungry 404B; 483
Bessie, or the Drunkard's Daughter 25A; 50
Big Black Nigger Black as Tar 467B; 540
Big Fine House in Baltimore 111F; 145
Billie Boy 121 C ; 169
Billy 288 A B ; 342 f.
Billy Boy 121, 121B, 307 A; 166, 168, 361
Billy Coat, 'The 514; 568
Billy Goat Was Feeling Fine, A 514; 568
Billy My Darling 288; 342
Bingo 137; 187
Bird Song 152D ; 200
Birds Courting 152; 199
Birds in the Cage 282C; 331
Birmingham Jail 281 B; 330
Black-Eyed Daisy, The 310; 366
Black-Eyed Susie 311, 311 A; 366
Black-Eyed Susy 311B; 366
Black Sheep. Black Sheep, Where'd You Leave Your Lamb? 117B ; 153; 688
Blackbird and the Crow, The 156C; 204
Bluc-Eyed Boy, The 227; 257AB;  298
Blue-Eyed Girl, The 286 D; 341
Blue Ridge Mountain Blues 401 ; 476
Blue Yodel 339B ; 396
Blue Yodel Number Five 508; 564
Blue Yodel Number Four 505; 563
Boat, A Boat Across the Ferry, A 225; 257
Boating Song 222 ; 255
Bob Ingersoll and the Devil 348; 408
Bobby Shaftoe 132; 183
Boil Them Cabbage Dozen 432; 519
Boll Weevil Blues 214, 214AB; 245 f-
Bonnie Blue Eyes 284, 284A-D; 334 ff.
Bonny Blue Flag, The 379: 451
Bright Sherman Valley 260F ; 306
Broder Eton Got de Coon 433 ; 519
Broom Field Town 49A ; 78
Brother Green 393, 393AB ; 468 f.
Buffalo Gals 81 ; 114
Bugle, Oh! 197; 234
Bury Me in the Garden 266; 313
Bury Me in the Garden, Mother 266; 314
Bushzvhaeker's Song 383 ; 458
By By, My Honey 306; 360
Bye and Bye 556; 613
Bye Baby Bunting 112; 148

Cain and Abel 557; 613
California Blues. The 505 ; 563
Call My Little Dog 138; 187
Calomel 334; 389
Camptozvn Races 419; 504
Can I Sleep in Your Barn Tonight, Mister? 356B ; 422
Can't Cross Jordan 558, 558A ;  613
Captain Jenks S4; 119
Card-Player's Song, A 50B ; 81
Carolina Crezy, The 328 ; 380
Catfish. The 182, 182B-D; 220 f.
Charge to Keep, A 522 ; 579
Charming Betsy 256B ; 297
Charming Betty 256A ; 297
Charming Billy 121A; 167
Cherokee Hymn 658 ; 685
Chicken 434; 520
Chicken in the Bread Tray 158;
Chickens A-Crowing in the Sourwood Mountains 251H; 284
Christ Was a Weary Traveller 559; 614
Cindy 404, 404CD ; 482, 484
City of Refuge 560; 615
Civil War Song 378C ; 450
Clare de Kitchen 413; 494
Clear the Kitchen 413B; 495
Climb Up Jacob's Ladder 536B ; 594
Climbin' Up Jacob's Ladder 527A ; 585
Cobbler, The 149; 196
Coffee Grows on White Oak Trees 78 ; no
Cold Frosty Morning 474; 543
Cold Mountains 277; 325
Colonel Harry, He Was Scared 371 ; 441
Come All Ye Extanded Fair Ladies 254E ; 292
Come All Ye Fair and Tender Ladies 254D ; 292
Come All You Fair and Tender Ladies 254C ; 291
Conie All You Friends and Neighbors 561 ; 616
Come Away from That Old Man 208 ; 240
Come On, Chillun, Won't You Come Along ? 499C ; 560
Come, Rain, Come 385; 460
Come, Says Harry 125E; 176
Come, Thou Fount of Ev'cry Blessing 572; 616
Come to Shuck Dat Corn Tonight 198; 234
Corn Husking Song 207 ; 240
Corn Shucking Song 202 ; 237
Corn Shucking Song 194C. 197. 108. 201 ; 231, 234. 227
Corn Shucking Song; Blow, Horn, Blow 196A 233
Cornbread Whne I'm Hungry 211, 221A; 341
Courting Cage, The 3; 10
Courting Case, The 110)
Courtin' Song 15; 27
Cradle Song 114. 117A; 146,

Creation 523; 580
Cripple Creek 299, 299 1'.; 354
Crow and the Weasel. The 120 5
Crow He Pecked at the Wca The 157 ; 205
Cuckoo Is a Pretty Little H 248E; 273
Cumberland Gap 329; 381
Cumberland Traveller, The 5

Daisy 78 A ; no
Daniel in the Lion's Pen 524: 581
Dark and Stormy Night 20B ; 43
Dark is the Night 526B; 584
Dark Was the Night 526; 584
Darling Little Pink 287; 342
Darling. ]'ou Can't Lore but One

103; 137
Dar'll Be No Distinetion Par

563: 617
*Dearesf Mae 405 ; 485
Departed Loved Ones 525 ; 583
Dese Bones Gwine to Rise Again

523B; 580
Deserter's Song 384; 459
*Didn't It Rainf 564, 564C ; 617 f.
*Doctor Jones 90; 127
Dodgers. The 333: 387
Docs Your Mother A';u»n.' )'ou're

Out? 398; 473
Dogs in the Alley. I'he 127; 177
*Dolly-Play Song. The 9O ; 131
Don't Cry 71 ; 104
Don't Go Out Tonight. My Dar-
ling 26, 26A-C; 51 ff.
Don't Like a Rich While Man

Nohozv 481 ; 549
Don't Slav after Ten 16, 16A ; 28
♦Don't Teli Pa 307CDH : 362 f.
Don't ]'ou Grieve after Me 527;
585

 

INDEX 689

iiin, * Don't You Sec (Poor Old Laz-
arus ) 628 ; 665
*Diin-n by tie Ixihbcrsidc 566; 619
Down by tlie Weeping Willow

2C)7J : 317
Dozen by the Weeping Willozv
'Tree 268 ; 3 1 7
*Down in tlie \alley U> Pray

5 53 A : ()i()
*Do-wn in the I 'alley I IHrminghnm
Jail) 281, 281 A; 330
Dozen on the Farm 210, 210A-E;

241 f.
Down to Lynchburg Town 415D;
500
*Down under the Hill 41 ; 72
Drinking Song 38C ; 70
Drinking Jl'ine 48; 78
Drooping Souls, No Longer Griez'c

528: 586
Drunkard. A 28B ; 55
Drunkard's Courtship (10)
*Drunkard's Doom, The 21 ; 44
* Drunkard's Dream. The (I) 22.
22A-E; 45 ff.
Drunkard's Dream. The (Uj 23;

48
Drunkard's Hell, The 20, 20AD ;

42. 44
Drunkard's Lone Child. The 25 ;

50
Drunkard's Love Child, The 25C ;

51
Drunkard's Song, A 39A ; 71
♦Drunkard's Wife, The 28C ; 56
Duke of Buckingham, The 218;

250
*Duke of York, The 99: 135
*Dummy Line, The 435; 521
Durham Jail 354; 419
Dying frotn ILnne and Lost 61 ;

91
*J)vin(/ Llobo, 'Lhe 360, 360AC :
427 f.

*Larly One .\h>rning in the Month
of July 377 ; 499
Eastern Hobo, The 360B ; 428
Eli::a Jane (I) 436; 522
Hlica Jane (II ) 437 ; 522
Ella Rliee 412 ; 494

 

690 1 N

English Orphan. An 565, 565A ;

618
Everybody's Gal Is My Gal 438;

523

Eair Brown 486 ; 553
Fair Mona 499 A ; 559
False Truc-Lovcr, The 258; 299
Far Back in My Childhood 31 A;
60

*I-arc Yon Well. My Otcn True
l.ove 109; 142
Farmer Boy, A 17FS; 31. 36
Farmer Boy. The 88C ; 125
Farmer Boy for Me 17G; 32

* farmers Boy, The 88, 88ABD ;

125
Farmer's Wife I'll Be 17I: 33
Father, Dear Father, Come Home

with Me Now 24AB: 49
father, Dear father. Come ifith

Me Now 24 ; 48
Fishing Song 226 ; 257
flora MaeDonald's Lament 368:

437
/'7.V Around. My Blue-Eyed Girl

286; 339
Fly Around, My Pretty Little

Miss 286C; 340
foggy Mountain Top. The 365;

433
For Six Days 228; 258
for Six Days Do All That Thou

Art Able 228; 258
Forsaken Lover 248 A ; 271
Forty Years Ago 335C ; 392
Fox 129D ; 180
*fox and the Goose. The 129,

129AE; 178. 180
*Frail Wildwood Flower, The

263C; 311
*Free a Little Bird 255H ; 296
Frog and the Mouse 120I; 160
Frog Courtship 120Q; 162
♦Frog Went A-Courtin', A 120A,

120P; 154, 162
*Frog Went A-Courting 120BDE
FHJKMNOSTUWX; 155 f.,
158 f., 161 f.. 163 f.
Froggie Went A-Courting 120Y;
164

 

Froggy Went A-Courtin' 120G;

159
frog's Courtship, The 120; 154
Funeral Song of Uncle Ananias

520A; 576

Garden Gate. The 319; 3-2
*Georgia Buck 500, 500ABC ; 560 fiF.
Get Along Down Town 415; 499
Get Along, John, the Day's

il'ork's Done 160; 206
Get Along, Sindy 404E ; 484
*Get on Down to Richmond Town
415A; 498
Gideon's Band 544A ; 601
Git Along Down Town 415G;

501
Git Along Home, Cindy 402G
*Go Dozen. Moses 570; 621
Go Tell Aunt Patsy 128; 177
Go to Sleep 115C; (151)
Go to Sleep, Go to Sleep 115D;

151
Go to Sleep. My Little Pick-
aninny 116, I16B ; 151 f.
Go li'ash in the Beautiful Stream

575 : 624
Go 'li'ay from My Windon' 439;

523
God Bless the Ocean 485B; 552
God Is at de Pulpit 568 ; 620
*God Pity Bessie, the Drunkard's
Lone Child 25B ; 51
Going Back West 'fore Long 296;

353
Going Down to Town 415H; 501
*Going to Georgia 248 B ; 271
*Going to Heaven by the Light of
the Moon 569; 621
Going Up 571 ; 622
* Golden Slippers 571 ; 622
Good Lordy. Rocky My Soul 573;
623
*Good Nezi.'s — Chariot's Comin
572; 623
Good News Coming from Canaan
574: 624
*Good Old Rebel. The 391 : 464
Goodbye. Little Girl. Goodbye
271; 319
*Goodbye. My Blue Bell 395; 471

 

Goodbye, My Lover, Coodbyc 274,
274B ; Z22 i.

Gospel Pool, The 521 ; 578

Gospel Train, The 529; 588
♦Grandma Grunts 145; 194

Great Romni-Gp, The 516; ~,j:s
♦Green Grows tlic Wild Olive

280C: 329
*Groun' Hog. The 221 C; 255
♦Ground Hog 194F. 221 AB: 22,2,

253 f-
*Grouiid Hog, The 221 ; 253
*-Gumea Negro Song 472; 542

Guiiitree Ganoe, The 269; 318
*Gzcine Dozen Jordan 576 ; 624

Gzcine Dozvn to Jordan 567 ; 620

Had a Pie 89D ; 127

Hand Me Doini My Walking

Gane 363. 363AB; 430 f.
Hang John Brown on the Sour

Apple Tree 378B ; 450
Happy Goon, The 424; 510
Happy Little Negro 468; 540
*Hard Times 332, 332A-D. 480:
385 ff.. 549
Harness Gp Vo' Hosses 373; 442
Haul, Haul, Haul, Boys 226; 257
*Have a Little Banjo Beating 427 ;

514
*He Xezrr Game Back 394 ; 470
He Sez'er Said a Mumbling Word
578; 626
*Hear That Runibling (I Heard a
Mighty Kumbliixj) ^~~. 577A ;
625
*Heathen Ghinese. The 233; 261
Heaven Is a Beautiful Place 579;
627
♦Heaven Is a Beautiful Place. I

Know 579B : 628
Here Gomes Three Laziyers 68 ;

lOI

Here, Join, Here 207: 240

Here Lies de Body uv Po' Little

Ben 440; 523
Here We Go in Mourning 72; 105
Hi Vo Boat Rozi' 223; 256
Hic'.s' Farewell 530; 589
Hidden Still, The 41 ; 72
Hidi Quill LodI Ouili 206; 239

 

INDEX 691

Hii/h-Topped Shoes 301, 301 1?;

355 f.
Hills of Pan, The 403; 478
Homespun Press, The 380; 453
♦//()/> /./■(//;/. Ladies 85. 85A : 119 f.
♦Hop Up de Doodle 474B ; 543
* Housekeeper's I ragedy, A 312,

312A ; 367
*Hozv I Loz-e the Old Black Gat

147: 195
*Humble Tanner, The 213; 244
*Hung My Bucket on de White
Folks' Pence 475; 544
Hunks of Pudding and Pieces of
Pie 89C: 127
♦Hus Keep uh-Rollin' 614A; 654
Hush, Honey, Hush 118; 153
Hush, Little Baby 580; 629
Hush. Oh. Baby," Don't You Cry
580 ; 629
♦Hush-a-By 115A: 150
Hush-a-Bye, Don't You Gry 115:
150

♦/ Ain't A-Gonna Work a No

Mo' 242; 268
/ Am Bound for the Promised

Land 581 ; 629
/ .tni Going to Heaven 533; 592
/ .-/;;/ Going li'here the Blond

Tlozi's Stronger 582 ; 630
♦/ Am Standing in the Shoes of

John 589; 635
*/ Been a Miner 240 : 267

/ Belong to That Band 583; 631
♦I Bought Me a Hen 124ABC;

172 f.
/ Gouldn'f Live Without de h'lozi--

ers 442 : 524
I Do Like Sugar in My Cofifec

92 A ; 129
/ Do Love Sugar in My Goffee

O 92; 129
/ Do Wonder L<; My Mother on

That Train 586 ; 632
/ Pon't Knozv When Old Death's

Gzi-nne ter Gall Me 590; 635
/ Pon't Like a Nigger 484; 551
♦/ Don't Love Old Satan 584: 631
/ Don't Sing Like I Gsed to Sim/

585; 632

 

692 I N

*/ Got a Girl 448; 527

*I Got a Long. Tall Valler Gal

450B; 527
*/ Got dc Hcaotation Stockings

and dc Hczotation Shoes 507 ;

564
/ Got dc Key of dc Kingdom 587 ;

634

/ Got Mine 52 : 82

/ Had a Banjo Made of Gold

445; 525
I Had a Dog and His Name Was

Blue 220; 252
I Had a Little Hen 124D; 173
/ Had a Little Horse IVhosc

Xanic IVas Jack 176: 217
*I Had a Little Ship 35oH ; 415
/ Have a Father in My Native

Land 231 ; 260
*I Have a Ship on the Ocean

350G: 415
*/ Ha7r Long Since Been Learned

588; 634
*I Heard a Mighty Lumbering

577C; 626
/ Lay Around the Old Jail House

(John- C. Britton) 364; 431
*I Love Coffee, I Love Tea

91ABD; 128 f.
I Love Little Willie 307BF ;

361 f.
/ Love Little Willie. I Do,

Mamma 307 ; 361
/ Mean to Go to Heaven Auyhozc

592; 636
/ Never Will Turn Back Any

More 345 : 404
I Once Had a Sweetheart 280B ;

329
/ Picked My Banjo Too 594 ; 637
/ Sent My Love a Letter 282;

331

/ Shall Not Be Blue 596; 639
I Shall Not Be Moved 596B ; 639
/ W^anf to Go to Baltiinorc loi ;

136
*/ JVanter Jinc dc Ban' 598; 640
I Was Born About a Thousand

Years Ago 426C ; 513
/ Was Born About Ten Thousand

Years Ago 426. 426A ; 512

 

*I Was Born Ten Thousand Years
Ago 426B: 513

/ Was Once in a I}ark and Lone-
some J 'alley 599; 641
*/ Went Dozen to My Gul's House
Las' Night 451 ; 528

I Went Down to Suckie's House
123A; 171

/ JVcnt Dozen to the Loze Ground
187; 225

I Went to See My Susan 426D ;

513
I Wish I Had a Great Big House

41 4C; 497
I Wish I Had a Pig and a Pen

iiiD; 144
/ Wish I Was a Single Girl
Again 28; 54
*I Wish I Was Single Again

19BDEGI ; 38 f.
*I Wish I Were Single Again

28A: 54
*/ Wish My Captain Would Go

Blind 244 ; 268
*/ Wish That Girl Was Mine 298;

*I Wonder as I Wander 600; 641
/ Wondered and I Jl'andered 315;

370
I Won't Marry at All 17JK; 33 f.
I Would Not Marry an Old Man

17N: 34
*/ Wouldn't Marry 17, 17DEQR:

30 f., 35
I Wouldn't Marrv an Old Maid

17B
I Wnitc My Love a Letter 282 B ;

331
*/'(/ Rather Be Dead 443; 525

If iiiC ; 144
*If Amid the Din of Battle 390D ;

464
// / L)ic i)t 'Tennessee 495 ; 557
// / Had It )'ou Could Get It

494; 556
If Religion Was a Thing That

Money Could Buy 341C; 401
// the Seaboard Train IVrecks I

Got a Mule to Ride 237; 266
*// )'ou Don't Hclicve I'm Sink-
ing 447 ; 526

 

// )\>ii (,'.•/ Tlu-rr nch'rr I Do

531 : 5"!
*// )\>ii Mi-rt >i U'lniiiiii ill tin-
M oninui 446 ; ~,2U
If )'ot( li'aiif til (ill .l-Ci>urtin'

// ]'oi( Want III (,'11 III lli-aii'ii

444: 5-^5
*It You Will Only \W My I'.rick-

/'// /•')>.■ Pis 'I'l-ip 222; 255
*/•// //<;;/,</ .1/v //</r/i on a Willow

I'rcc 239. 259AI!: 304 f.
*/'// \crcr Get Drunk Any More

36. 36ACD; 65 ff.
♦I'll Put My Knapsack on My
Back 78G; 112
/'// Tell Your Daddy 100 ; 136
*rni Alone 31 B ; 60

I'm Alone. All Alom 31 ; 60
*Vn\ as Free a Little Bird as I

Can Be 255FG; 296
/';;; Bonn to Cross the Jordan

532: 591
I'm Climbing Up Zion's Hill
624C ; 662
*rm Determined to Be an ( )ld

Maid 17HL; 32, 34
*/'»( Cioin' to Ride in Pharaoh's

Chariot 591 ; 636
*/'»; Coiiig Douni the Road Teel-

iiui Bad 441 ; 524
*rm Going over Rocky Mountain
278B; 327

I'm Going to 73C ; 107

*/'»; Cwinc Azi-ay to Georgia 449;
527
I'm My Mammy's Youngest Child
107B; 140
*rm My Mammy's \'(iungcst Son
1 07 A; 140
/';» 'I'ired of Living Alone 2~2\

320
I'm Troubled 290B ; 345
In and Out the Window 76: 108
In the Merry (ireen Fields of

Ireland 125B ; 175
/;/ the Fines Where the Sun
Xe-i'er Shines 283 ; 332
*Iu the J 'alley 534; 592
Inconstant Lover, The 248; 271

 

INDEX 693

Indian HiDiter. 'the 270; 311)
* Indian Song: .Ih, Lore Si)iner

503: (^37
Indian Sont; : Let Me Cn> 270;

319
I'se (]\vine Down to Town 415F;

501
I'se Gieine Land on Dat Shore

595; 638
I'se (iwine to Live in de Harvest

39C; 71
*lt Ain't er Gwiiie ter Rain 43()A ;

517
It Ain't No Harm to Trust in

Jesus 529B ; 589
*It Takes a Long, Tall, Slim Black

Man 450C ; 528
*Italy iiiE; 145
It's All Night Long 170 ; 214
It's Good fuh Hah Some Patience

597; 640
It's Raining Here 508; 564
*rve Been Working on the Rail-
road 234A ; 262
*/'7r Bin to the 'Bama and I Just

Got Back 498; 558
I've Got a Brother in the Snozv-

IVhite Fields 535 : 593
I've Gut a Master and I .Im His

Man 148: 196
I've Got a New Sweetheart 307I ;

363

Jack-a-Maria 134; 185
*Jack of Diamonds so. soACD ;

80 f.
Jacob's Dream 536A ; 594
^Jacob's Ladder 536, 536C ; 594 f.
Jacob's Ladder 527 B ; 586
Jaybird. The 153 ; 201
*Jaybird and the Sparrow, The

89 F; 127
Jaybird Died with the Whooi)ing-

cough 1 53 AH ; 201
Jaybird Up in the 'Sinunon 'Tree

155. 1 55 A; 203
Jeff Dazns Rode a White Horse

387; 461
Jekkel Walls 601 ; 642
Jennie Jenkins 69, 69B ; 102
Jenny Jenkins 69C ; 103
Jesus Born in Bethlehem 537; 595

 

694

 

Jesus Christ I Want to find 602;

*Jesus Lover of My Soul 347 ; 408
Jesus Says, ')'ou Goes and I Goes

li'id You' 603 ; 643
Jigger, Rigger, Bumbo 471 ; 542
Jim Crack Corn 414, 414ABDE;

496 ff.
Jimmy My Riley 195; 232
Jinger Blue 496 ; 557
*John Brown Had a Little Injun
136, 136A; 186 f.
John Brown's Body 378, 378A ;

449 f-

*John He Baptized Jesus 604; 644
*John Jasper 605, 605A ; 644 f.
John, John, John 100; 136
*John Sazv de Hundred and Forty-
Four Thousand 539; 597
John Saiv the Holy Number 538 ;

596
*Johnny Was a Baptist 540; 597
*Johnson Boys 338. 338ABC ; 394 f.
*Johnson's Mule 512; 566
Johnston Boys They Went A-
Courting, The 338D ; 395

* J oily Soldier, The 367 ; 437
Jolly Thrasher 58; 90
Jonah 346E ; 407

* Jonah and the Whale 346, 346A-D ;

405 ff.
Jonah Fishing for a Whale 184;

222,
Josephus and Bohunkus 321 ; 372
Journeyman, The 49, 49C ; 78, 80
Judgment Da\ Is Cotnin' 606;

646
Judie My Whiskey Tickler 35; 64
*Julie Jenkins 69A ; 102
*Just Down to the Gate 319; 372
*Just Kick the Dust Over My
Coffin 40; J2

*Katy Kline 255CDE; 295

Keemo-Kinio 120 App. ; 166
*Kicking Mule, The 513; 567
*Kind Sir, I See You've Come
Again 3A ; 11
Kindling Wood 324; 375

* Kissing Song 313; 368
♦Kitchie Ki-Me-O 120 App.; 165

 

Kitten Is under the Sod, The 179;

219
Kitty Alone 114 ; 149
*Kitty Kline 255, 255AB; 293 f.
*Kitty Wells 409, 409A-M, 411,
411A-M ; 492 f.

Laura Lee 102A ; 137
Laurie Lee 17A; 30
Lavender Girl 245 ; 268

* Leather Breeches 322; 374
Leave for Texas, Leave for Ten-
nessee 339; 395

Like an Ozcl in the Desert 304 ;

359
*Li'l Liza Jane 436; 522
Lily White Robe 607 ; 646
Lips That Touch Liquor, The

30B; 59
Lips That Touch Liquor Must

Never Touch Mine, The 30; 57
Lips That Touch Liquor Shall

Never Touch Mine, The 30A ;

58
*Littlc Alabama Coon 116A; 151
Little Birdie in the Tree 146; 195
Little Black Train, The 541 ; 598
Little Black Train Is A-Coming

541 : 598
Little Brozen Hands 327 ; syy
*Little Broun Jug 2,;^, 33A-DF;

62 f.
Little David 608; 647

* Little David, Play on Your Harp

609 ; 647
Little Familv, The 610, 610A;
648 f.
*Little Family of l'>ethany, Tlie
610B; 652
/./'///(' Light in Mexico 79; 112
♦Little Johnny Miller 75C ; 108
Little Lonely Valley 260D ; 306
♦Little More Cider,' A 46ABDF:
75 f.
Little More Cider Sweet, A 46E ;

76
Little More Cider Too, .{ 46 ; 75
♦Little More Sugar in .My Coffee,

A 92B ; 129
Little Red Caboose lU-hind the
Train, The 235; 263

 

INDEX

 

69 =

 

*/.(///(' Sparrozc J54, 254AB ; 290 f.

i,ittlc Sparrow 248 1' ; 274
♦Little Turtle Dove 249: 274
♦Liza Jane 437; 522

Logging Song 494; 556
*Louc Pihirim. The 54^. 54-'A ;

599
*Loucsoinc Dove. The 305; 359
♦Lonesome Pine. The 283C ; 334
Lonesome Road 292. 292A ; 347
*l.o}ui IVIiite Rohe 518: 575
♦Look Up, Look Down That Lone-
some Road 292 B ; 348
*Lord. 1 Ne7'er Will Come luieic
No Mo' 349: 409
Lords of Creation, The 308; 363
♦Love Somebody 106C
Lovely Emma 250F ; 279
Lticindy. Won't )'ou Marry Me.^

6; 14
Litlii 183; 222
*L\nchbnry Total 415, 415CE;
498, 500 f.

Madam, I Am Come A-Courting

8: 17
Madam. I Have Cold and ."stiver

12; 23
MadamMozcllc.Tvc Come Court-

imi 4: 13
*Madam. Will ]'ou Walk? 2. 2AB;

9 f-
Mamma Don't Allow No Lozv
Doii'n Hanqinq Around 452;
528
*Mammy in the Kitehen 497; 558
♦Man Who Wouldn't Hoe Corn
216; 247
Man Who Wouldn't Hoe His

Com. The 216 ; 247
Marching round the Levee (109)
♦Marching round the Love-Ring
76; 109
Marster Had a Yallcr Gal 406B ;
487
♦Martha and Mary 610C; 652

.\fary Bozved 61 1 ; 652
♦Mary Wore a Golden Chain

543B; 601
*Mary Wore Three Links of Chain
543; 600

 

Massa Bought a ^'aller Gal 406A ;

487
Massa Had a ]'aller Cat 406; 487
Master Had an Old Black Hen

1 59 ; 206
May I Sleep in \'(iur Barn To-
night, Kind Mister? 356A ; 420
May I .S'leef> in ]'our Ham To-

niijht. Mister? 356, 356C ; 420,

422
*McDonald's Tarm 125, 125A; 174
♦Me and My Sister, We Fell Out

91 E; 129
Meditations of an Old Hachclor

57; 88
Meet Me by the Moonlight 350I5E ;

412, 414
♦Meet Me in the Moonlight 350A

DI; 411, 413, 415
Meet Me Tonight 350F ; 415
♦Merry Green Fields of the Low

Lands, The 125D ; 176
Mexican War 79; 113
Midniijht Dezv, The 285; a7
Miller Boy. The 74, 74AB; 108
Miss Jennia Jones (102)
*Miss Julie Ann Clozrr 410; 492
Miss. Will You Haz'e a Farmer's

Son? 5 ; 14
Mobilinc 283B ; 334
*Mole in the Cround 173; 215
Monkey Married a Baboon's Sis-
ter 181 C ; 220
Monkey Married the Baboon's

Sister. The 181. 181 AB; 219 f.
Moonshine 42 ; 73
Moonshiner's Dream 355 ; 420
*Moses Smote the Waters 612;

649. 653
Most Done Suflfering 632C; 668
Mother. May I Co Out to Sicim?

325; 376
Mr. Carter no; 142
Mr. Frog Went A-Courting

120V ; 163
Mr. Rabbit 167I ; 213
Mr. Revel 141A; 189
.\fr. Squirrel 171 ; 214
}fusf I Co to Old Virginia? 279;

327

 

696 INDEX

*My Darling Little Pink 78D.
287; III, 34^

My Father and Mother were
Irish 80B ; 113

My Father Was a Spanish Mer-
chant (25)

My Howe's Across the Smoky
Mountains 278. 278A ; 326

My Horses Ain't Hungry 250C ;
278

My Long Tail Blue 416; 502
*My Mammy Don't Love Me 314:

369
*M\ Mammx Told Me 316, 316A

BC: 370
My Martha Ann 300 ; 355
My Name Is Dinah 324A ; 375
*My Name Is Dinah from South

Carolina 324B ; 375
My Old Sow's Nose 177; 218
My Ole Mistus Promised Me

417; 502

*Xancy Till 409. 409AB ; 491

Napper 123B ; 171
*Needle's Eye, The 74; 107
Negro Cotton-Picker 211; 243
Negro Fragment 37C. 536D, 551,
552, 563, 564AD, 568, 592. 602,
603. 606; 68, 595, 609, 610, 617,
618, 620, 636, 643, 646
*Negro Hollow 487; 554
*Negro Song 141B, 462. 481: 189,

538, 549
Negro Yodel Song 453 ; 529
Neighbor Jones 144; I93
Nelly Bly 407 ; 488
*Never Mind 644C ; 677
Never Mind )'our Knal^saek 382;

457

*Nezv Bur\inq (irou)ul. The 614,

6i4BC;"653f-
*New River Train 103; 137

Nigger in the Woodpile 509 ; 565

Nightingale, The (24)

Ninety-Nine Blue Bottles 190;
226
*No Hidin Place 616; 655

No More! No More! 617; 657
*No, Sir 14. 14BD; 25, 27

Noah's Ark 544; 601

Nobody Knows 615; 655

 

North Carolina Hills, The 402;
477

O Brother Green, Come to Me

393C; 470
O Lord. Won't ]'ou Come by

Here/ 621 ; 658
O No, John 14A ; 26
O, Ship of Zion 460; 534
O, the Dogs in the Alley 127
*0 When I Die Don't Bury Me

Dce(y 455
*0 When I Die Don't Bury Me
Deep 38F ; 70
Obey 308 ; 363
*0h. Dot li'aterniilion 454, 454B ;

529
*Oh, Dear, What Can the Matter

Be? 122, 122AB ; 170
Oh, Don't Stay after Ten 16B;

29
*0h, Goodbye, Babe, Forever More

37B; 68'
*Oh, Grandma Had Some Very

Fine Geese 125C; 176
Oh. Honey. Where ]'ou Been So

Long? 317: 371
Oh. I Used to Drink Beer 618:

657
Oh, I've Got a Master and I Am

His Man 148; 196
Oh, Life Is a Toil! 312B ; 368
Oh. Lord, Tse Sfeppin' Higher

619: 658
*Oh, Lordy, Come This A-Way

342: 403
Oh. Loz'cly. Come This Way 98;

134
Oh, Mary, Don't You Weep

545A ; 602
Oh. Mr. Revel! 141 ; 189
*0h. Mourner 423FI ; 509 f.
Oh, Nigger, You Shall Be Free

478: 548
*0h. Pretty Polly 70; 104
Oh. See M \ Father Layin' There

622; 658"
*0h. Susanna! 408. 408ABI ; 488 f.,

491
Oh. the Heavens Shut the Cales

on Me 620; 658

 

697

 

♦Oh. the Old Grey Mare She Ain't
Wliat Slio Used to Be 1-4C:
_'iO
Oh. Tlu'y I 'lit JkIui on the Island

546 ; 004
Oh, We're All A-Singint> 05; 131
Oh! When a Man dct the lUiirs

506; 563
Oh. Where Is My Sweetheart.'

303. 303ABC; 357 f.
Oliio 77: iO()
Old Ahe Is Siek 388; 462
Old Aunt Dinah 487; 554
Old Aunt Kafy 323: 374
Old Hee .Makes de Ilnney Conil>

479: 548
Old Blaek Hen, The 159: 206
Old Black Sheep 117C; I53
Old Blue 220; 252
*Old Bob Ridley 194. 194D ; 229,
231
Old Boots 9DE: 19
Old Chishohn Trail. The 217; 248
Old Corn Licker 43 ; 74
Old Corn Song of Long Ago, The
205; 239
*Old Dan Tucker 82. 82ABCF;
114 ff.
Old Dan Tucker 458D
*01d Darkey Joe 421 B; 507
Old Gray Goose 128; 178
Old Cray Horse Came Tearing
through the Wilderness. The
174: 216
*Old Crey Marc. The 175; 217
*01d Grimes Is Dead 321A; 373
Old Horse, Old Horse 227 ; 258
*01d Jim Crow 413A; 495
*Old Joe Clark 86, 86ABDE;
120 f., 123
Old Maid, The 17P; 35
*01d Maid's Song 170; 35
*01d Man, An 17M ; 34

Old Man, Old Man 251 J; 285
*01d Man, The 9C ; 18
Old Man's Courtship. The 9; 17
Old Massa Married a Yaller Gal

404C
Old Molly Hare 167EGH; 212 f.
Old Molly Hare (Mr. Rabbit)
167 : 211
*01d Napper 123C; 171

 

Old Reuben 236B ; 265
*Old Rosin the Beau 32 ; Oi

Old Sam Fanny ( 181 )
*01d Satan 624A ; 661

Old Satan Made One Grab at Me
624D; 663
*Old Satan's Mad 624, 624 B ; 661 f.
*()ld Ship of Zion, 'The 623, 623 A
BC : 659 f.

Old Shoe Boots and Leggins 9A ;

17
*01d Skin and Bones 142F ; 192
*01d Smokey 253A ; 287
*Old Smoky 253. 253C-F; 287 ff.
*Old Sozc. The 178; 218
*01d Turkey Buzzard 105B; 139
*Old Turkey Hen. The 203; 238
Old Uncle" Joe Cut Off His Toe

96C
Old War Song 369 ; 440
Old li'oman All Skin and Bones

142, 142C; 189, 191
Old Woman and Her Pig. The
130, 130AC; 181 f.
*01d Woman's Little Pig, The
130B; 182
Old Zip Coon 418; 503
*01e Marse Robert 391 D; 466
Ole Massa in de Parlor 291 B;

347
Olc Massa's Going Aicay 215:

247
Ole Molly Har' 167F; 212
*01e Molly Hare 167BC; 212
Ole Molly Hare. What \'ou Doin'

There? 167 A ; 211
On a Dark and Doleful Xiglit

O26; 664
*0n a Dark and Stormy Night

20C ; 44
On the Tombigbee River 269.\ ;

318
On Top of Old Smokie 253B ;

288
On Top of the Smokies All Cov-
ered with Snow 253G ; 290
One Day We Went Rowing

269B: 318
One 'Lection Morning 340 P. ; 398
One More River to Cross 455 ;

530

 

698

 

*One Morning iu May 13, 13AB
CD ; 24 f/
One of Tonight 625 ; 663
One Two Three 120C; 156
*Our Fathers They'll Be There
627 ; 665
Over the Hills So Far Auvy 165 ;
210
*Over the River to Feed the Sheep

67A; 100
♦Owen's Fort 383; 458
*Owl in the Desert, The 304; 359

Paddle Your Ozvn Canoe 55; 87
*Page's Train Runs So Fast 104;

138
Pale Amaraiithus, The (309)
Pale li'ildwood I'lourr, The 263,

263B; 309 f.
Papa Has Got the Whooping

Cough 93; 130

* Paper of Pins. A i. lA-M; 6 ff.

* Pasquotank 189; 225

Pass Around the Bottle 34; 64
Peaches in the Summer Time 97 B ;

134
*Pharaoh's Army 545. 545CD ;

602 f.
Pharaoh's Army Got Drownded

545B: 603
*Pickin' Out Cotton 212, 212AB;

243 f-
Pickle Mm Bones in Alcohol 38;

69
Picnic, A 191 ; 226
Pig in the Parlor 80; 113
Pitty Patty Poke 119; 154
Plantation Song 46G, 405B, 471 ;

77, 486, 542
Po' Liza Jane 456 ; 530
Poor Johnny 250E ; 279
*Poor Little Kitty Puss 108; 141
Poor Little Lamb Cries 'Matnniy!'

117; 152
Poor Little Laura Lee 102; 136
*Poor Married Man 309, 309AB ;

364 f.
Poor Old Lazarus 628; 665
Poor Sinner, A 63 ; 95
Pop Goes the PVeasel 93; 130
Pore Little Kitty Puss 107

 

Possini Sits on 'Simmon Tree, De
164; 209
*Possu)ii Am a Cunning 'Thing, De
162, 162AB ; 208
Possum Ran from Under the Barn
165
*Possum Tree 194E ; 231
Possum Up a Gum Tree 161D;
207
*Possu>n Up a 'Simmon Tree 161,
194B ; 206, 230

* Possum Up de 'Simmon Tree

161 B ; 207
Possum Up the 'Simmon Tree

161 C; 207
*Preachcr and the Bear, The 425,

425B; 511 f.
Preacher in the Pulpit 342 ; 403
Preacher Song, The 511 ; 565
Preacher Went Out Hunting

425 A; 511
Preacher's in de Pulpit 343 ; 403

* Prettiest Girl I Ever Saw, The

47 ; 77
Pretty Little Pink 78CE ; in
Pretty Mary 250D ; 278
*Pretty Pear Tree, The 133; 184
*Pretty Peggy 381 ; 456
*Pretty Saro 252, 252AB: 285 f.
Prisoner's Song, The 350, 350C ;

4", 413
Privates Eat the Middlin'. The

389; 462
Pulling Hard Against the Stream
54; 86

Quack, Quack. Quack 126; 177
Quaker's Wooing, The 8; 16

Rabbit in the Log 166; 211
Rabbit Skipped, the R abb i t

Hopped. The 168: 213
Rabbit Song 166 ; 211
Rabbit Stole de Greens 169; 214
Raccoon Has a Bushy Tail, The
163 ; 208
♦Raccoon Has a Bushy Tail, De

I 63 A ; 209
♦Raccoon Is a Cunning Thing, The

1 62C ; 208
♦Raccoon Up de Tree 161E; 207

 

I N I) E X

 

699 V

 

Raccoon Wears a Busliy Tail
163B ; 209
*Railroad Dinah (iai 493 ; 556
*Ram Conic Wet Mc 490; 555
*Naisc a Ruckus Toniiiht 4g(),
499BD : 558 ff.
Ramblinii Soldier, The 369; 430
♦Raven Black Hair 263A ; 310
Red Bird Sitting in Jay Bird's

Nest 154H : 202
Red River I 'alley 260, 26oL"E ;

305 f-
/v(-</ Sea 629; 649. 666
*Red. White, and Blue 280, 280A,
375 B; 328. 446
Red. White, and Red 375. 375AC;

444 f-. 447
Redbird and Jaybird 154; 202
* Reuben's Train 236, 236 A ; 264
Rich Girl Wears the Ten Dollar

Shoes, The 477H ; 547
Rich Man Rides on a Pullman

Car 483; 551
*Ri7'er's Up and Still A-Risinf/

326; 376
Robert Ridley, Hoo 194 A; 230
Rock-a-Bye Baby in the Tree-Top

113; 148
Rock-a-Bye, Don't You Cry 115B;

151
Rock of Acjes 547 ; 605
♦Rock, Rock, Old Joe Clark 86C :
122
Rodybodysho 186; 224
*RoU Dozen Deni Bales 0' Cotton

243 ; 268
*Roll. Jordan, Roll 631, 631 ABC;

667
♦Roll, Jordan, Roll 555; 612
Roll, Riley, Roll 174A; 216
Rolled the Stone Away 630; 666
Rolling Neuse, The 366 ; 436
*Root Hoy or Die 372; 441
*Roui/h. Rocky Road 632, 632B ;
668
Round It L'p a Heap It I'p 201:

237
Round Town Girls 81 B; 114
Rovin' Gambler, The 49B ; 79
Ro2i' the Boat, Row the Boat -i-

73 A ; 106
Roxk' the Boat Ashore 186; 224

 

*Run Here. Hoctor. Run Here

(Juick 24() ; 2()t)
Run, Nigga, Run, or Padcn.le'll

Ketch You 457''" : 533
*Run, Nigijcr. Run 457, 437ADK :

531 i-

*Run. Sallie. My Cal 204: 238

Sad Parting, A 62B ; 03
*.V(//(/ the Blackbird to the Croic

156, 156AB; 203
♦Sailor's Chanty, A 231 ; 260

.S'(j/ and the Baby 44 ; 74
* Sally Coodin 89", 8gl'. ; 126 f.

Sally. Molly. Tolly 209; 241
*.S'ally ll'ent to Preachin' 458; 533
Sal's in the Carden Sifting Sand

22,2 ; 261
Sapsuck A-Sucking Up a Hollow
Gum Tree 156D; 204
♦Satan's Sad and I Am Glad 624E ;

663
*Saturday Xight and .Sunday Too
459: 533
Saw Noah When He Built dat
Famous Ark 426 K ; 514
*Scotland's Burning 150; 197
Seaboard Air Line 238; 266
See the Train Go Round the Bend

274A; 322
Seeing Nelly Home 289; 343
*Sei'en Long )'ears 351 ; 416
♦Seven Long Years 12; 23
*Set'cn Long Years /'tt fh'cn Mar-
ried 29, 29B ; 56 f.
Seventeen Come Sunday iiA; 21
*Shady Grove 485, 485A ; 552
*.S'hare 'Em 510 ; 565
She Loves Coffee and I Love Tea

91 ; 128
Sheep Shell Corn 196BC: 233 f.
Sheep Shell Corn by the Rattle of
His Horn 196; 233
*.She'll Be Coming 'Round the

Mountain 460 ; 534
♦Slierman X'alley 260AB; 305 f.
♦She's My Yaller Gal 406C ; 488
Shinbone Alley 422; 507
Shoot the Buffalo yj ; 109
*Shoot Your Dice and Hair Your
Pun 51 ; 81
Shortened Bread 461 A; 535

 

X.C.F.. \'ul. Ill (47)

 

700 INDEX

♦Shortenin' Bread 461 D; 536
*Shortening Bread 461CH; 536 f.
Shortnen Bread 461 F; 537
Shortnin" Bread 462E, 461EG;

537
Shori'llin' Bread 461 ; 535
*Should I Prove False to Thee

258D; 303
*Shout Along and Pray Along 633 ;
668
Show Me the Way to Go Home

37DEFH; 68 f.
Shoiv Me the Way to Go Home,

Babe yj ; 67
Shuck Corn, Shell Corn 200; 236
Shucking ob de Corn, De 199; 235
*Sindy : A Jig 404 A ; 482
Sing Pollx IVollv Doodle 462:

.538
Single Life, A 18; 36
Sixty Years Ago 335D ; 392
*Skin and Bones 142H ; 192
Skip o'er the Mountain 87 ; 124
Slighted Girl, The 262; 308
Slighted Szveetheart, The 261 ;

306
Snake Baked a Hoecake 185,

185ABC; 223 f.
Soldier, Soldier, Will You Marry
Ale? 7B; 16
* Soldier, Soldier, Won't You
Marry Me? 7, 7ACDE ; 15 f.
Soldier's Epitaph 396 ; 472
*Soldier's Farezvcll, The 376, 376A ;
447 f-
Some Folks Say That a Negro

Won't Steal 423E ; 509
Some Folks Say That a Nigger
Won't Steal 423 ; 508
*Some of These Days 517, 517AB;

574 f-
*Some of These Days and It Won't
Be Long 241 ; 267
Some Say dat a Nigger Won't
Steal 423B ; 508
*Some Twenty Years Ago, or, The
First Old Cooking Stove 335B ;
391
*Somebody 275, 275B ; 323 f.
Somebody Is Tall and Handsome
275D; 325

 

Somebody's All dc Time Talkin'
'bout Me 634 ; 669

* Somebody's Knockin' at Your
Door 635 : 669

*Somebody's Tall and Handsome
275AC; 323, 325
Song 19H, 33E, 37A, 39B, 78B,
78F, 97A, iiiG, 25 1 K, 258C,
317, 423C, 489; 39. 63, 67, 71,
no, 112, 133, 146, 285. 302, 371,

509, 554
Song Composed During the Civil
War 390B ; 463
*Song of Jesus 537 ; 596
*Soon as My Foot Struck Zion

636 ; 670
^Sorghum Molasses 386 ; 460
*Sourwood Mountain 2Si, 251 A-G;
270 ff.
Southern Girl, The 380B ; 456
*Southern Jack, A 239; 266
*Southern Spy's Song 382 ; 457
Southern Wagon. 77;r 371, 371AB,

374. 374AB; 443 f.
Spanish Merchant 14C ; 27
*Standing in the Xeed of Prayer

637. 637ABC; 671
^Standing on the Street Doin' jVo

Harm 503; 562
*S tea III Ship 151 ; 197
*Stick My Head in a Paper Sack
463: 538
Sticks and Stones May Break My

Bones 39; 71
Storms Are on the Ocean 264,

264A; 311 f.
Sucking Cider Through a Strazc

47; 77
*Sugar Babe 482 ; 550
Sunday School Song 341A; 400
Susanna 408E ; 490
Susannah, Don't You Cry 408C ;
490
*Siisy Gal 320 ; 372
*Sweet Bird 295B ; 351
*Szccet Birds 295, 295ADEF; 350,
352
Szvect Cider 45 ; 74
Sweet Fern 291CG, 295CG ; 351,

353
Sweet Fields of Violo (174)

 

Sweet Hcazrii 638; 672
♦Sweet Lulur 350JK; 410
*Sn.'Cct Siiinty South. The 400: 475
*Swect Willie 3071''; 3()j

Taffy lids ti Welshman 123; 170
'Tain't A-(iiiin^ to Rain No More
43C)C ' : 5 1 8
*'Taiii't (iiiin' to Rain No More

430I) ; 318
*'Tain't Gun' Rain an' 'Tain't Gon'
Snow 430B; 517
Talc of a Tramp 358 ; 425
'Tallc .-ihout Jesus 639: 673
♦That Blne-Eyod Girl 286A ; 339
*'That Old-Time Rcligioii 640; 674
*That's Jl'here My Money does

464: 53^)
*Thcn We'll Have a Nezi' Coin'en-
tion 370 ; 440
There Comes a hello-u' with a

Derby Hat 265 ; 313
There Is A'o Phiee in the Ueif/ht

of Heaven 548 ; 605
There Was a Lady, Skin antl
Bone 142G; 192
*There Was a Ji'atenueloii 465;

539
♦There Was an Old Woman 142 A

DI; 189, 191 f.
♦There Was an Old Woman All

Skin and Bones 142BE; 190 f.

*There's a Hole in the Bottom of

the Sea 135 ; 186

There's a Little Hand Writinii on

the Wall 519; 576

*There's a Little Wheel A-Turnin(i

641 : 675
There's a Long, Tall Tree in

Paradise 644B ; 677
There's More Than One 383A ;

Thresherman, The 58; 89

Thirfy-Tzco Special on a Forty-
Four Frame, A 504; 562
♦Those High Topped Shoes 301A;
356

Through the City Where He Rode
642; 675

Tim of This 548A; 606

Tippecanoe 397 ; 472

Tommy Jones 73B ; 106

 

*T(iu lluo. Says de Owl 156E; 204
Too )'ouu(j to Marry 107; 140
Toolcy Wooley Iser 69U ; 103
'Tossed and Driven 643 ; 676

* Train . . . Run So Fast 466; 539
I'ramp Son,/. The 357; 423
Traveler in Arkansas, A 331 B;

384
*Trareltin(/ Coon. The 428; 515
*Trce ill /'(irmlise '>44 ; 676
'J'ree in the Wood (184)
Troubled in Mind 290; 344
*Turkey Buzzard 105, 105A; 139
^Turkey in the Strazv 94; 130
Turn, Young Men 65A ; 97
'Turtle-Dove, The 249; 274
Tzi'cnty (Forty. Sixty) ]'ears Ago
335; 390
♦Twenty Years Ago 335A ; 391
Tzi'cnty-One Years Is a Mighty
Long Time 352; 417
♦Two Fleas 192 ; 227

'Ai'o Little Fleas 192; 227
♦Va'o Little Xiggers Black as far
467; 540
Tico White Horses Side bx Side
645; 678

Cnclc Joe Cut Off His Toe 97,
97CE; 132, 134

* Uncle Ned 420, 420AC; 505 f,
Cnclc Sam's Farm 399; 474
Under the Weeping Willow Tree

267K; 317
Unreconstructed Rehel, The 391 A;

464
Up Roanoke and Down the Rii'cr

205; 239
Up the Lane and Down the Level

102B ; 137

J'eteran's Song. The 392; 467
*]'oodoo Man, The 429; 516
*rozirls. The 139: 188

♦Wagoner Lad, The 250B ; 276
*Wa(/o)ter's Lad. The 250, 250A ;
275 f.
Wait on de Lord 344; 404
Waiting for a Train 361 ; 428
*Walk in the Parlor 341, 341EF;
399, 402 f.

 

I folk Light. Ladies 469
*\\"alkin" Talkin' Jinger Blue 496 :

558
*\\'alking Up and Down One Day

149; 196
Wallflower, Wallflower, Growing

Up So High (106)
War Song 379A ; 452
irashtuh Blues. The 247; 269
]]'atcrmeIon Hanging on the J'ine

468; 540
Way Dozen Bclozv 492; 555
Way Dozen on the Old Pcedce

421 ; 506
W'ay Down Yonder a Long
\\'ay

Off 153C; 201
W ay Dozift Yonder in Pasquotank

189; 225
*Way Down Yonder in the Lone-
some Valley 547A ; 605
*Way Dozen Yonder on Cedar

Street 469; 541
Jl'av Over in the Premised Land

646; 678
*We Are Marching On 647; 679
*We Have a New Pig in the Par-
lor 80C; 113
It e Have Loved Ones Over

Yonder 648; 679
We Live on the Banks of the Ohio

224 ; 256
We Loved, but \Ne Parted 248D ;

272
We Will All Pray Together 625 ;

663
Ji' easel and the L^at. The 172; 215
*Weeping Willoze. The 267, 267A

CI; 314 f- 317
Weeping Willow Tree. The 267B

D-G: 315 f.
*li'ee7'i!y Wheat 6y; 100
We'll Have a Little Danee To-
night. Boys 491 : 555
We'll Roll the Old Chariot Along

650; 680
*We'll Sail Azeax to Heaz'en 6^1 ;

681
*Went Dozen Tozen 502: 562
if'cnt to the River and I Couldn't

Get Across 193; 227
Jl'c're All A-Singing 95; 131

 

Ji'hat Are Little Girls Made Of?

143: 193
What Kind of Crozens Do the

Angels Wcar.^ 655; 683
What Shall I Do with My Old

Sow's Nose? 177; 218
What )'ou Gon'er Do That Day?

649 ; 680
*ll'hat ]'oH Gzt.'i)ia Do Whoi the

World's on Fire.'' 470; 541
What's the Lady's Motion:' 87;

124
*Whe)i Adam Was Created 53,

53A: 83 f.
W hen Colonel Died 38B ; 70
When I'irst I Seen This Lovely

Queen 294; 349
*When I Die 38ADE: 69 f.
When I Die Don't Wear So

Black 489; 554
When I Saw Sweet Nellie Home

^89: 343
When I Was a Little Box 131;

182
*Wheii I Was a ]'oung Girl 10;

20
When I Ji'as Lost in the Wilder-
ness 652; 682
*JYhen I Was Single 19, 19ACFJ-

Q: 37 ff.
W hen I Went Down to Sycamore

Town 154A ; 202
When de Wind Blows East and de

Wind Blows West 622 ; 658
When the World Is on Fire 653:

682
When This Cruel War /.s- Ozer

390, 390ACE; 462 ff.
*Whcn ]'oung Men Go Courting

337 ■• 394
Where Are You Going, My Pretty

Fair Maid? iiB ; 22
Where Are Yon Going. My

Pretty Maid 11 ; 21
Where M\ Lord Went to I'rax

654: 683
*Whip Jamboree 230; 260
Whistling Girls and Crozeing liens

145 : 194
White Folks Go to College 473;

543

 

1 X 1) K X 703

ll'hite Folks in tin- }\irlor 476; Cents a Day 234 B ; 263

;44 *ll'ork-iny on the Railroad 234,

*irititc (nil. Yallcr Cal. lUack (,al 234C, 500; 262 f.

477; 544 Write My Mother I'll />'<• Home

♦White Owl with tlic White Head, 353: 418

The 152A: 199 ll'rcstliu' Jacoh 656 ; 684
Hl'ho Is Mv Xcii/hhorf 60: 91

*Who Will Shoe My Pretty Little )allcr Cirl, The 450; 527

Feet? 258K: 303 *\v Nations All 554; 612

*ll'ho's (niHua Love Yon. Iluncy.' Yonder Comes a (ieori/ia (iirl

302; 357 ^3: 11^

//7iV Do You liol' Your Hair. )'ou Can h'lin <in a l.onn limebG;

Girls? 56; 88 97

ll'ieked (iirl. The 62; 92 )'<'/( Caused Me to Lose My Mind

♦Wicked Polly 62C; 94 296; 353

Wild and Reekless Hobo. I'he You Have Forsaken Me 258A ;

359: 426 300

*Wild Ashe Deer. I'he 219; 250 ) ou Lovers All. to ) on I L all

in Id Oats 65: gb 293: 348

*Will ]'ou Love Me When Tni You Say You Are of Xohle Raee

Old? 273. 273A-F; 321 59; 90

♦Willow Tree, The 267 H ; 317 *You Shall Be Tree 478; 547

Wish, A 254F ; 292 )'ou've Got Your Big Gun, and

Wish Fd Lived an Old Maid 2(>A ; /"ir Got Mine 501 ; 562

56 *)'ou. )'ou, ]'ou 276; 325

Wish I Had a Xeedte and I'liread ♦'S'oung Folks, Old Folks, Every-

III ; 143 body Come 341 B; 401

♦Wish I Had a Pig in a Pen *Young Girls, Take Warniiv^

iiiB ; 144 248C ; 272

Wood Llauler, The 340, 340 A ; 397 Young People Hark 62A ; 92
♦Woodman's Song, A 120L; 161

♦Won't You Walk Out Tonight? 'Zekiel'll Weep and 'Zekiel'lt

81 A; 114 .]Joan 657; 685

Workin' on the Railroad Forty Zigon Made a Wheel 445: 525

 

CONTRIBUTORS

TO VOLUME II AND VOLUME III

ILJERE are included, in one alphabetical list, the names
both of these persons who gave their contributions di-
rectly to Dr. Brown and to the North Carolina Folklore
Society — or to another collector whose materials have
been added to our collection — and of those from whom
they obtained their texts of the Ballads and Songs ; and
also, when known, the names of the singers. Thus for a
single text there may have been two or three or even
more "contributors." But the records are often unclear
or incomplete, proper names are variously spelled, and
many details which Dr. Brown's or Dr. White's memory
would have supplied are now missing. We hope, how-
ever, that any inaccuracies and omissions will l^e for-
given. When a contributor's name occurs in two forms,
before and after marriage, it is usually entered in the
latter form, with a cross-reference. The numeral fol-
lowing each name shows the number ( as accurate as we
can make it) of the contributions appearing in these
volumes.

A Supplementary List, printed below, contains the
names of those who sent in items which were not. for
various reasons, used by the Associate Editors of vol-
umes II and III. Many of the same names occur in both
lists.

A complete list of all contributors was earlier com-
piled and mimeographed by Dr. White, and may be con-
sulted in the Duke University Librarv.

Special mention should be made of Mrs. Sutton's numerous
contributions, often with lively and illuminating commentary of
her own; of the many texts collected by Julian P. Boyd (now
distinguished in quite different ways) from his old pupils in
Alliance; of the unusual number sent in by Thomas R. Smith,
by Miss Jewell Robbins (later Mrs. Perdue). ])y W. Amos
Abrams, by L. W. .Anderson, by K. P. Lewis, and bv Miss Ger-
trude Allen (later Mrs. V^aught) — to name only those with
fortv or more texts to their credit. Dr. IJrown and the North

 

C () X T R 1 I! r T () R S 705

Carolina l'\)lkl()rc Society aci|uirc(l not oiil)- .sinj^lc lexis hul also
whole collections. ( )n Dr. .\l)i"anis' nuinu.script book see III,
573. j. ]\. 1 Icnncnian's and 1. Cj. (ireer's collections came to
the Society throni^ii Professor C". Alphonso Smith. Miss lulilh
Walker and .Miss I .ura Wagoner generously lent Dr. lirown
their manuscri])t hooks to copy from. Dr. White borrowed in
1943 a similar book from Mrs. llarold (dasscock. In 1944
through the agency of Dr. Abrams the Blaylock Collection of
274 ballads and songs was presented to the Society, and from
it a large selection was made by Professor Hudson and J. W.
McCullough. Professor Hudson also made liberal use of the
unpublished Master's thesis at the University of North Caro-
lina by Mrs. Mercedes S. Steely. Details of these accpiisitions
and other pertinent information are to be found in the editorial
notes accompanying the texts. It hardly need be said lliat the
addresses given there are not correct for the present, and no
attempt has been made to bring them down to date.

Abrams, W. Amos 59; Abrams and Williams, Gratis D. 12;
Adams, Monta i ; Adams, Moses i : Aider, Leonora i ; Aiken, B. O.
i; Allen, Gertrude (sec Vaught, Mrs. R. C.) ; Anderson, L. W.
46 ; Andrews, George Lawrence i ; Andrews, The Misses i ; An-
drews, W. J. I.

Bagley, Charles R. 15; Ballentine, Mabel 2; Banks, Bryan D. 5;
Barbee, Mrs. J. W. 2 ; Barbour, Mary 2 ; Barlowe, Margaret 5 :
Barnes, Mrs. R. E. i ; Barnett. Myra (sec Miller, Mrs. J. J.):
Barnett, Mrs. O. D. i ; Barnwell. Lila Ripley i ; Barnwell, Mildred
G. I : Bascom. Louise Rand 17; Basetiekl, Phebe G. i ; Bast, Vivian
I ; Battle. Dr. Kemp P. 41 ; Baum, Rlioda i ; Beaseley, Antoinette
3; Beasley. Mrs. Lorena 1; Belair, Miss i: Belangia, Luther i ;
Belk. Henry i ; Belvin, Jennie 15; Bennett, Catherine 16; Bennett,
Louise 7; Best, Mrs. J. A. 3: Biggers, Caroline i; Bird. Dean
W. E. I : Black. Elizabeth Janet 5; Black, G. S. 3; Blacknall, Mrs.
R. D. 11; Blackstock. Vivian 2; Blackwell, Mrs. L. E. (Julia E.
Self) [X'irginia] i; Blades, Camden Charles 2; Blair, Col. W. A.
I : Blaylock, John Burch 75 ; Block, G. S. i ; Bobbitt, Emma i ;
Best, Mary 12: Bostic, Mrs. A. L. i; Bowers, Virginia 3; Bow-
man, Marvin 1; Boyd, Julian P. no; Boyd. Tom i; Brady, J. W.
i; Brandon, Bell 4: Bray. Cleophas i; Brim, Mrs. Kenneth M.
(Doris Overton) 11; Brower, R. Frank i; Brown, Mrs. 4; Brown.
Ethel 8; Buchanan. Mrs. Silas 4; Buckner, C. E. 2; Buffalo, Ethel

Hicks 4; Burleson, Clarice i; Burleson, Ethel i; Burns, 2;

Burrus, Rev. Andrew Jackson 6; Burrus, J. H. 8; Burrus, O. J.
l; Bushee. Isabel B. 3; Busl)ee. Jac(|ues i: Byers, Mrs. X. 'I". 8.

 

706 CONTRIBUTORS

Caldwell. G. B. 4: Canada, Mary i; Carpenter. Jesse T. 2~ \
Carniichael, M. K. 3; Carson, Mrs. Charles M. i; Casey. Ruby 4;
Cavenaugh. E. D. 2 ; Chamberlain. Mrs. J. R. 2 ; Chambers. M. R.
i; Chappelle. Iris C. (Mrs. H. C. Turlington) 2; Chase, Prof.
Richard i; Cheek, Lucille 22; Cheek, Mamie E. 5; Cherry. H. A.
3; Christenbury, Jane 2: Church. Mrs. Minnie },2\ Clarke. Eugenia

i; Clayton, i; Clayton. J. W. 2; Cobb. Lucy R. 3; Coble.

Cozette 3 ; Coffey, Mrs. Ann i ; Coffey, Betty i ; Coffey, O. L. and
Mrs. O. L. 24; Coley. Mrs. Will X. i; Coleman. Florence 4; Col-
lins. Prof. Fletcher, Jr. i : Colvord, Maude S. i : Combs, Jack i ;
Copley. Mrs. Mary ^L1rtin 22; Cook. Mrs. Alice 5; Cooper, Rev.
Bertram i; Corbett, Mrs. J. N. i; Corum. Clyde 2; Corum, John
2; Couch, Mrs. Daisy Jones 6; Cousor. 3; Covington. Cor-
nelia E. [S. C] i; Covington, William B. 16; Cox. Catharine 2:
Cox, Jeannette 2; Craig, Marjorie 2; Craven. Rev. Braxton i:
Crawford, D. C. 2; Crawford. Eugene C. 5: Cromartie. Mrs. Laura
^L 4; Crowell, Mrs. E. A. i ; Cumming. William C. 5.

Daulken. William C. 4; Davis. Junius i; Davis. S. ]\L 8: Day.
Ethel i; Dickson. Bonnie Ethel 13; Dickson. S. O. H. 4; Dilling.
Percy F. i ; Dixon. Josa i ; Dobson. Mattie i : Doering. J. F. i ;
Douglas. Clarence D. i; Downum, Rev. J. M. i; Doxey, Elsie 5:
Dudley, W. R. i : Duncan. John i ; Dunnegan. Lucy i.

Edwards, R. B. 4; Efird, Rosa 2; Efird. Ruth 4; Eggers, Mrs.
Sallie I ; Elliott, A. E. i : Elliott. Austin L. 6; Ellis, Mrs. A. J. i ;
Ellison, W. A., Jr. 2; Emerson. E. [Maine] i; Ericson. E. E. i.

Fairley, 4: Farrior, Minnie Bryan 4: Farthing. Mrs. 2:

Faucette, Miss i; Faulkner. S. T. i : Few. Kendrick 3; Fincher.
Lizzie i; Fish, Edith B. 10; Fitzgerald, W. S. i ; Fletcher. D.
\\'.
6; Fletcher. E. T. i ; Fletcher, Lizzie i ; Folger, J. C. i ; Foreman,
Wilma I : Fonts, Mrs. Augusta i ; Fox. Mrs. ^L1e Smith i : Foy,
Miss 2; Frierson. W. C. 2; Fries. Adelaide L. 3: Frye, Pat 15:
Frisbie, Zilpah Rebecca 9: Fulton, Prof. ^L G. 7: Funderburk.
Beulah M. (Mrs. H. C. Trull) i; Furr. Eva 2: Fusscll. Tina (Mrs.
L. A. Wilson) 4.

Gahagan. Nita i; Gibson. Edwin P. i: Gill. T. J., Jr. 3: Glass-
cock, Mrs. Harold 24; Gordon, Mrs. Rebecca 11; Gosney, Mrs.
Minnie Stamps 4; Graham. Pearl i; Graybeal. Mrs. Estalena 2;
Green, Mrs. A. L 2; Green, Paul and Elizabeth i ; Greene. Manley
i; Greer, L G. 40; Greer, John M. 1; Grigg. W. Q. i; Grimes.
Minnie Bryan 2; Grindstaff, Mrs. Norma i; Grogan, Ben i; Gro-
gan, Fannie 8; Grogan. Mrs. Julia 9; Grogan, Sherman i.

Hagaman. Elsie 1: Hageman. Susie i; Hall, Virginia C. 3:
Hamlen, Annie {sec Swindell. Mrs. E. S.): Hampton, Belvia i:

 

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Hanchey. H. H. 2: Hardin. Addic J ; Hank-n, I-'.Ila 3: Harmon.
George D. 4; Harris, I'.dna 2; Harris, j. Wcu 1; Harris. Jim i ;
Harris, Loy \'. 3; Harris. Mildred i; Harris. W. K. 1; Harrison
Blake B. 5; Hartsell. Vir.c:inia 4; Harward, Harvey i: Haskett.
Katherine i: Hatcher, Howell J. K; Hauser. Jessie 6; Hawkins.
Lon i; Haymann, Rev. L. D. 10; Haywood, Delma 6; Haywood.
Mrs. H. G. i; Hearne, Clara -'f) ; IkMiderson. Amy 31 : Henneman.
J. B. 8; Herring, Mrs. Norman J. 3; Hicks. Mrs. Calvin i; Higgs.
Margaret i; Hill, Buck i: Hines. Lizzie 3; Hodges, Mrs. Martha

I ; Hodgin, 6; Holder, D. E. 2; Holeman. Jean 2; Holenian,

The Misses ( Hallie and Jean) 15: Holton, Aura 3; Helton, Carlos
2; Holton. Florence 7: Holton, S. M., Jr. 7; Horton, Mrs. I'rank
i; Houck. C. B. 6; Houck, Herman i; House. David T., Jr. 2;
Houston, 'Granny' i; Houston. Ida C. i; Howell. Dr. E. V. i;
Howard, Valeria Johnson 3 ; Huhbard, R. T. i : Hubbell, Prof. J.
B. i; Huckabee. W. T.. Jr. 2; Hudson, Prof. A. V. 8; Hughes.

Mrs. Arizona i ; Hull, Bessie Lou i ; Huskins, i ; Hutchins.

Louise I : Hutchings, C. M. 3.

Icenham. Mrs. Rebecca 3; Isenhour. Mrs. Rebecca i.

Jenkins. Frederica 3: Johnson. Anne i : Johnson. Bonnie i : John-
son, J. D., Jr. 4; Johnson. Lois 4; Johnson, Margaret i; Johnson.
Obadiah (Obie) 29: Johnson, Sadie i; Jones, Katlierine Bernard
6; Jones, J. P. i; Jones, Mrs. Mattie Southgate 4: Jones. Mrs.
Rebecca 2: Jones. Southgate 4: Jordan. Prof. A. C. i; Jordan.
Charles E. i : Jordan, Patsy i.

Keever, Homer M. i ; Kennedy, Fronde i ; Kirkland, E. C. i ;
Knox, Carl G. 1 1 : Knox. J. C. 3; Kuykendall. Otis 27.

Lambert. Autie Bell 2; Lambert, Elsie 2; Lancaster, Mrs. Nilla
15; Lane, Martha i; Leach, Floy i; Leake. W. B. 4: Leary.
Thomas F. 2; Lee, Minnie 16: Lewis. K. P. 41; Lewis, R. '!". t;
Lineberger, Nancy i; Litaker. K. W. 8; Litaker. Thomas 3: Little.
George C. 2; Liverman. Frederick i : Livingston. Jesse ^L i ; Love,
Will 7; Lovell, E. C. i; Lovill, Melba 2; Lucas, Louise 3; Luns-
ford, Basconi Lamar 3; Lvon, James E. 3.

MacRea, Mrs. Donald 2; Malloy. Katharine i: Mangum, Eura
10; Mann, Blanche i; Mansfield, Mamie 26: Marshbanks, Flossie
4; Martin, Averie M. 2; Martin, Miss Cooper i; Martin, H. C.
2; Massey, J. E. 4; Massey, J. W. 3; Massey. Lucille 6; Masten,
;\L I ; Matthews, Laura 2; Maxwell, Nancy 5: McAdams, J. G. 3;
McCauley. Clara J. i; McClusky. John i; McCotter. Clifton 2;
McDonald. Monnie Lou 2: McGee. Andy i; McKay, James A. 2;

McKinnon. 2; McLean, Mrs. John Allen i ; McNeill. Hattie

4: Meekins. Bob i ; Meckins, Irene i; Meekins. Mrs. Sallie 7:

 

708 CONTRIBUTORS

Meredith, Flora M. i ; Michael, Chloe i; Midgett, J. B. 7: Midgett,
P. D., jr. i;: Milam, Edna i; Miller, E. B. 3 ; Miller, Gaithe'r i;
Miller, "Mrs. J. J. (Myra BarnettJ 19; Miller, J. W. 2; Miller,
Mrs. Joseph i ; Miller, Lorenzo (Ranz) i ; Miller, Pauline 2; Miller,

Walter J. 3; Minnish, Maud {see Sutton, Mrs. ) ; Monteague,

Arnold i; Moody, Alice R. 3; Moody, Mrs. Birdie May i; IMoody,
Mrs. Cynthia i ; Moody, Evelyn 4 ; Moody, Fred i ; Moore, Arthur
2; INIoore, Mrs. M. M. i; Morris, Mrs. i; Morgan, Macie 9; Mor-
gan, M. F. I ; Morgan, Ruth 5 ; Moffitt. Mrs. E. E. i ; Morrow,
Mary 6; Mull, Bessie Lou 2; Murphy, Mrs. C. C. 4; Murray, Rob-
ert B. I ; Myers, E. 3.

Neal, J. G. i : Neal, T. G. i : Neal. Thomas T. i ; Neal, W. C. i ;
Nelson, J. L. 1 ; Newsom, D. W. i ; Newton, Jane Elizabeth i ;
Nichols, Madge 5; Nichols, Penelope i; Norris, Mrs. i; Norris,
E. J. I : Norris, Imogene i ; Norton, Mrs. Fannie i.

Olds, Fred A. i ; Overton, Doris (sec Brim, Mrs. Kenneth M.).

Page, Lida 2 ; Paisley, Jesse L. i ; Patten, Constance 2 ; Pearce,
Allie Ann; Pendergraph, Bertha (Mrs. J. S. Bowman) i; Pennell,
Laura i ; Perdue. Mrs. C. P. (Jewell R. Robbins ) 70; Perry, Arnold
i; Perry, Fred i; Perry, George i; Perry, Mrs. Lilly 2; Perry,
Mrs. Peggy 8; Perry, Mrs. T. L. (Isabel Rawn) 12: Perry, Mrs.
W. T. 2; Peterson, Jesse L. i; Peterson, Mildred 10 ; Pickens,

2; Pickens, M. L i ; Pool, Eliza A. i ; Poole, L T. 6; Poovey,

W. E. 2 ; Powles, Joe 2 ; Prather, Mrs. Nancy i ; Price, Mary 5 ;
Pridgen, Mrs. Loraine Iseley i ; Pridgen, Mrs. W. L. 9 ; Proffitt,
Frank 11.

Randall, Willard i; Rawls, Elsie 2; Rawn, Lsabel (see Mrs. T.
L. Perry); Rayfield, Mrs. Ada Miller i; Rayfield, Mrs. Polly 7;
Reavis, B. C. 2 ; Reese, Mrs. Ira i ; Reese, Wagner A. i ; Reid,
Mrs. I ; Reynolds, Letch i ; Riggs, Marguerite i ; Rig^bee, Mrs. i ;
Rhew, Estella i ; Rhinehart, Constance i ; Rhinehart, Lillie i ; Rob-
bins, Jewell (sec Mrs. C. P. Perdue); Robinson, G. S. 20; Robin-
son, Mrs. R. A. 1; Royall, Dorothy [Wis.] 2; Royster, Prof. James
F"". i; Royster, Dr. J. M. 2; Royster, V. C. 9; Russell, B. "s. i;
Russell, Kate S. 16; Rymer, i.

Sails, Dr. Alfred i ; Sails, Helen H. i ; Saunders, 2; Scar-
borough, Mary 4; Scarborough, Mildred i ; Scott, Duval 6; Sechrist,
Vernon 4; Shaffner, Etta i; Shaw, H. F. 6; Sheetz, H. E., Jr. i;
Shelton, W. R. i; Shunian, Florence L. (Mrs Mackenzie) i;

Shuma, Miss i; Simpkins, Mrs. Elizabeth 8; Simpson,

Eleanor l; Skinner, Charles Boyd i; Sloan, Louise W. 2; Smith,
Mrs. Anne 1; Smith, I^ennett 5; Smith. Bessie 2; Smith, C. II. t;
Smith, Duo K. 4: Smith, I'Llla 5; Smith, Ellen i; Smith, Mrs.

 

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I'jimia 2; Sniitli, llck'n ['"rascr i; Sinitli, Mae 3: Sniitli. Mrs.
Mary 2: Smith. .Merle ;^ ; .Smitli, Robert i; .Smith. Tliouias K. 88;
Smith, W. (). i; Southi^ati'. James i; .S])ainh()ur. J. !•". i; .S])ence,
11. !■:. I ; Speuce, .Mrs. 11. l".. 1 : Si)ivey. K. G., Jr. i; Stack, N. L.
1 : .Stanley. l'4)h i; Starr. I'lol". !•'.. L. 4; .Stone, Alma Irene i ;
StovaU. Sidney 2; Straw hridije. .Mary 2; Stroupe, Carrie 2; Sum-
mer. Sam 1; Sutton, .Mrs. Dennis 11. 129; .Swariniien. Rev. R. A.
2; Swim. Airs. \V. 11. i ; Swindell, Mrs. K. S. 2.

Taylor. 1'^. (i. i ; Thomas. .Mrs. C". C. 4: Thomas, C". V. i ; Thoma^,
James i; Thomas. Mrs. Katherine i; Ticknor. 11. W. i ; Tingle.
James 6: Tingle, Jeannette 9; Tillett, C"harles K. 3: Tillett, Mrs.
Charles K. (Juanita) 20; Tillett, Maxine 12; Todd, Kula i; Trull,
Mrs. H. C. i; Tucker, Effie 9; Tugman, Alexander 6; Tuttle,
Emeth i.

Vance, Airs. Zebulon Baird 3: Vann, Dorothy McDowell 2;
\'aim, Fannie E. i;
\\anney. R. G. i; Vaughan, W. N. 2; Vaught,
Mrs. R. C. (Gertrude Allen) 41.

Wagoner. Lura 39 ; Walker, C. L. 3 ; Walker, Edith 25 ; Walker,
Elizabeth 2: Walton, Beulah 4; Walz, H. O. i; Ward, Monroe i;
Ware, R. D. 7 ; Warf , Lena i ; Watkins, Louise i ; Watkins, Sarah
K. 4 ; Wayne, Graham 4 ; Weaver, Lizzie Lee i ; Weaver, Luna i ;
Weatherly, Mrs. C. T. 3; Webb, Pearle 26; West, Rosebud 7:
White, b'. N. i; White, Prof. N. I. 8; Whitley, Edna 6; Wil-
liams, Gratis D (sec Abrams and Williams); Wise, Alva 13;
Wise, Mrs. J. P. 2; Wilson, Mrs. Asa L. i; Wilson, C. A. i;
Wilson, Ida i ; Wilson, Mrs. Jim i ; Wilson. Mrs. Leander i ; Wil-
son. Mrs. Rhoda i ; Winston. Judge R. W. 2 ; Wiseman. Mrs.
Manas.sa i ; Wright, Prof. J. T. C. 4 ; Wyatt, Cora Lee i.

York, lames 18.

 

SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS

W. Amos Ahranis, Gertrude Allen (Mrs. R. C. Vaught), L. W.
Anderson.

Mabel Ballentine. Suzanne Bardin, Grace Barbee, Jennie Belvin,
Louise Bennett. Caroline Biggers, Janet Black, Rutb Black, Cam-
den Blades, Julian P. Boyd, Virginia Bowers, Bell Brandon, Ethel
Brown, H. Braisted, N. C. Buffaloe, C. E. Buckner, R. T. Byers.

G. B. Caldwell, M. K. Carmichael, Jesse T. Carpenter, S. Carter,
Mrs. J. R. Chamberlain, Lucille Cheek, Mamie E. Cheek, Mrs.
Minnie Church, Eugenia M. Clark, O. L. Coffey, Collier Cobb, Alice
Cooke, Mrs. M. M. Copley.

Bonnie Ethel Dickson. Elsie Doxey.

Austin L. Elliott, Fairley. E. T. Fletcher. Eula G. Fletcher.

Tina Fussell (Mrs. L. A. Wilson).

Thomas Gallop, George Gilbert, Mrs. Harold Glasscock, I. G.
Greer.

Susie Hageman, Virginia A. Hall, H. H. Hanchey, Deacon S.
Harris, Blake B. Harrison, Howell J. Hatcher, Clara Hearne, Mrs.
Norma J. Herring, The Misses Holeman, Aura Holton, Florence
Holton, S. M. Holton, C. B. Houck.

Jay L. Jackson, J. D. Johnson, Jr., Mrs. Kate Johnson, Lois John-
son, Obadiah Johnson, Katherine B. Jones, Mattie Southgate Jones.

Carl G. Knox, O. Kuykendall.

Autie B. Lambert, Mrs. Nilla Lancaster, W. H. Lander. Minnie
Lee, K. P. Lewis, Thomas Litaker, E. C. Lovell, Louise Lucas.

Blanche Mann, M. M. Mansfield, Jeanne McCauley, Mrs. J. J.
Miller, J. B. Midgett, Walter J. Miller, Macie Morgan. Ruth Mor-
gan, Mary Morrow. E. Myers.

Fred A. Olds, Doris Overton (Mrs. Kenneth M. Brim).

W. E. Poovey, Thomas E. Price, Mrs. Pridgen.

Jewell Robbins (Mrs. C. P. Perdue), G. S. Robinson, Miss K. S.
Russell.

Mary Scarborough, Duval Scott, \>rnon Sechrist, Eleanor Simp-
son, Arthur Smith, Ella Smith, Duo K. Smith, Mary .Smith. Lucv
Gray Smither, Miss Smithers, Annabel Snow.

Mrs. C. K. Tillett. Juanita Tillett.

Lura Wagoner, C. L. Walker, Edith Walker, Mrs. Weatherly,
Luna Weaver, Pearle Webb, N. I. WHiite, Edna Whitley, Elaine
Winchenbaugh.


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