- 1. Jon L. Casey
- 2. Abbott, Ark.
- 3. Farming
- 4. Farming
- 5. Sept. 17, 1869
- 6. Chismville, Ark.
- 7. Myrtle Looper - Dec 1900- Abbott, Ark
- 8. --
- 9. All of life
- 10. Native
- 12. Log houses chimneys built of clay and hair& grass and split
wood
- 13. Pine knots, tallow candles kerosene oil
- 14. 1938
- 15. Wood
- 16. Bread and meat, dried apples and peaches. Game plentiful, but not
depended on for supper.
- 17. Homemade and home spun and woven
- 18. Had quite a few shivarees and dances were the main sport
- 19. Very little differences in prices
- 20. When one person in a community had any food all had some
- 21. Corn, cotton, wheat, oats, sorghum cane
- 22. Home made plow stocks and shovel-hoe - homemade grain cradles
- 23. Clearing and fencing farms and building houses
- 24. Polk sallett (poke salad) and sassafras root tea
- 25. --
- 26. Controlling forest fires by use of pine brushes
- 27-30 not answered
- 31. John Blanton
- 32. Tuition $1.00 for a month
- 33. Blue Back Speller
- 34. Books and newspapers
- 35. Mansfield, Ark. 1899
- 36. 1925 first bus came
- 37. Fort Smith, Ark. 1905
- 38. In Texas 1875
- 39. Passing over Scott County, Ark. in 1917
- 40-55 not answered
- 56. 4
- 57. Elmer E. Casey oldest? , Little Rock Ark. Son-
- Reba Casey Abbott, Ark. Daughter
- Charley Casey Abbott, Ark. Son
- Irma Adair Hartford, Ark. Daughter
- 58. Charles W. Casey
- Waymond Adair
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- Transcribed by Alisha Carey, Class of 2007
