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The Oklahoma Indian-Pioneer Interviews
are approximately 120 volumes of interviews describing
the peoples and their lives in the Indian Territory.
According to the "Guide to Manuscript Collections,
Western History Collections, University of Oklahoma" (Bowie,
MD: Heritage Books, 1994), compiled by Donald L. DeWitt, the Indian-Pioneer
Papers Collection is in the custody of that institution.
For information about the Indian-Pioneer transcripts,
you may wish to write or telephone the Western History Collection,
University of Oklahoma, Monnet Hall 452, Norman, OK 73019, telephone
405-325-3641. A separate publication, entitled "American Indian
Resource Materials in the Western History Collections, University
of Oklahoma (Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1990), provides
additional description.
also see: "The WPA Oklahoma Slave Narratives."
Edited by T. Lindsay Baker & Julie P. Baker.
Published by the University of Oklahoma Press
There are no narritives by ex-slaves owned by Kemps, but there are
some by ex-slaves belonging to some Colbert and Love families. The
whole book is interesting reading as to that time period. Reference
submitted by Kerry Armstrong
Online at GenWeb:
www.rootsweb.com/~okgenweb/pioneer/pioneer.htm
Here are a few interviews/excerpts. I will post any that are sent
to me.
Polly Colbert (slave narrative)
Emma Hodge
Kemp, Ebenezer Cutnezer (Freedman)
Frances Elizabeth Kemp
Stanton Kemp
Mrs. Kemp (wife of W.M. Kemp)
Key, W. O.
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