Guide to the Collection 193. Carl Ross Papers, 1906

Guide to the Collection 193. Carl Ross Papers, 1906 - 1988

Descriptive Summary

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions

Preferred Citation

Acquisitions Information

Processing Information

Biographical Note

Collection Overview

Collection Arrangement

Online Catalog Headings

Container List

Appalachian State University

Contact Information:

Special Collections
Carol G. Belk Library and Information Commons
Appalachian State University
Boone, North Carolina
28608 USA
Phone: (828) 262-4041
Fax: (828) 262-2553
Email: spcoll@appstate.edu
URL: http://www.library.appstate.edu/appcoll

Descriptive Summary

Repository:	Appalachian State University W. L. Eury Appalachian Collection
Creator:	Carl A. Ross (1931-1988)
Title:	Collection 193. Carl Ross Papers, 1906 - 1988
Language of Material:	Material in English
Location:	For current information on the location of these materials, please consult Appalachian State University.
Abstract:	The Carl Ross Papers is a collection of Carl Ross's academic research and students' papers.
	The majority of the collection are student papers collected from Ross's Appalachian History students at Appalachian State University.
Extent:	2.5 linear feet, 5 archival boxes

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Administrative Information

Access Restrictions

An appointment for research is required. No restrictions to access. No Inter-Library Loan. Photographs are stored in the cold storage unit and need additional time before access.

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Copyright Notice

Standard federal copyright laws apply. Individual authors retain copyright.

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Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Collection 193. Carl Ross Papers, W. L. Eury Appalachian Collection, Appalachian State University, Boone, North Carolina, NC, USA.

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Acquisitions Information

The student paper collection remained in the W.L. Eury Appalachian Collection main stacks for many years without a call number. At least one student paper has been stolen. Appalachian Collection employees Dr. Fred Hay and Dean Williams transferred the student papers from the W.L. Eury Appalachian Collection main stacks to the W.L. Eury Appalachian Closed Collection on 18 August 2000. Carl Ross's widow Charlotte donated 193B. Brinegar Cabin Series in Spring 2003. This collection was opened to the public 20 June 2003.

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Processing Information

Processed by Kathryn Staley, 20 June 2003

Encoded by Kathryn Staley, 29 June 2005

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Biographical Note

Carl Augustus Ross, Jr. (1931-1988) was born in Spring Place, Georgia to Carl and Rosa Smith Ross. He received his Ph.D. from University of Georgia in 1966. He worked as a History professor at Appalachian State University from 1966 to 1988 and the director of the Center for Appalachian Studies from 1984 to 1988. He taught Appalachian History and Latin American courses and researched local and regional history. Ross served as president of the Western North Carolina Historical Association from 1982 to 1984 and from 1987 to 1988 and of the Watauga County Historical Society form 1982 to 1988, on the Board of Directors of the Western North Carolina Historical Association and the North Carolina Society of County and Local Historians, and as editor of Watauga County Times Past from 1985 to 1988 and Appalink. He and his wife Charlotte T. Ross had two children: Clarinda and Tyler.

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Collection Overview

The majority of the collection are student papers collected from Ross's Appalachian History students. Additional papers are included. A substantial number of papers are about northwestern North Carolina subjects. Another concentration is of annotated bibliographies. The second series, Brinegar Cabin Materials Series, contains photographs, interviews, information sheets, brochures, and blue prints for the Brinegar Cabin located in Doughton Park on the Blue Ridge Parkway.

Collection Arrangement

This collection is organized into two series: 193A. Student Papers (1978-1982, Spring 1981, 1978-1982, Fall 1984, Fall 1984/Spring 1985/Summer 1985, Spring 1987, Spring 1986-1987); 193B. Brinegar Cabin Materials. Many photographs are glued onto pages. Loose photographs are stored separately.

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Online Catalog Headings

Alleghany County (N.C.) -- History

Appalachian Region -- History

Blue Ridge Parkway (N.C. and Va.)

Boone (N.C.) -- History

Brinegar Family

Doughton Park

Ross, Carl, 1931-1988

Ross, Charlotte

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Container List


Collection 193A. Carl Ross Papers. Student Paper Series. (1906-1988)
The Student Paper Series contains the term papers of Ross's Appalachian History students for six years, covering a variety of topics.

		1978-1982 Subseries, Volume 1.
	Folder
1	1	Table of Contents

		Fred D. Dellinger, "The 1916 and 1940 Floods in Watauga and Wilkes Counties" (pp. 1-7).

		John Nelli, "The Yeoman Farmer of Watauga Area" (pp. 8-21).

		Edward Cabbell, "An Preliminary Analysis of Blacks in Watauga County, North Carolina 1850-1900" (pp. 22-34).

		Mary C. Greene, "An Agricultural History of Watauga County, North Carolina" (pp. 35-60).
	Folder
1	2	John M. Hewins, "Flour Milling Western North Carolina in 1880" (pp. 61-82).

		Barbara Henson, "A Profile of Boone in 1900" (pp. 83-94).

		Jeffery L. Duncan, "Critical Essay" (pp. 95-99).

		Jeff Bradley, "Review of The Longest Mile" (pp.100-105).
	Folder
1	3	Mary V. Bunker, "Selected Bibliography" (pp.106-134).

		Jeffery L. Duncan, "Selected Bibliography" (pp.135-152).

		Linda J. Reed, "An Annotated Bibliography of Southern Appalachia" (pp.153-162).
	Folder
1	4	Vivian Moore, "A Selected Bibliography for Southern Appalachia" (pp. 163-173).

		Glenda Anderson, "A Selected Bibliography of Appalachian Books for Children" (pp.174-196).

		Robert D. Davis, "The Bryan-Green Cemetery" (pp.197-214).
	Folder
1	5	Jerry Cole, "The Story of David McConlan and Sarah Shull" (pp. 215- 233).

		James Beeler, "A Sketch of Blowing Rock, North Carolina 1900" (pp. 234-252).

		Spring 1981 Subseries.
	Folder
1	6	Deanna Dillingham, "Southern Appalachian Mountain People and Their Physical Environment" (pp. 1-4).

		Deanna Dillingham "Early Logging in Western North Carolina 1880-1930" (pp. 5-20).

		Deanna Dillingham, "Handmade Pottery Industry in Buncombe County, 1831-1978" (pp. 21-38).

		Deanna Dillingham, "Ivy Township-1900" (pp. 39-67).
	Folder
1	7	Melissa A. DuPuy, "Experience with Some Watauga County Residents" (pp. 68-72).

		Melissa A. DuPuy, "Home Demonstration Agents and Their Work" (pp. 73-78).

		Melissa A. DuPuy, "Early Tourism in Appalachia" (pp. 79-83).

		Melissa A. DuPuy, "The Music of Mount Paran Baptist Church" (pp. 84- 91).

		James Beeler, "The Development of Montvale Springs and Internal Improvement Up to the Civil War" (pp. 92-112).

		David Winship, "William B. Carter and the Bridge Burners: A Failure in 1861 Which Did Not Turn the Tide" (pp. 113-118).

		1978-1982 Subseries.
	Folder
1	7	David Winship, "A Sign of The Times: "The Jonesburough Whig and Independent Journal January 22, 1945" (pp. 119-126).

		David Winship, "A Comparison of Early Appalachian Educational School And Trends and the ASU Earth Studies Programs" (pp. 127-132).

		J. Mark Hopper, "A Profile of the Early Lumber Industry in Southern Appalachia" (pp. 133-140).
	Folder
1	8	Jeff Bradley, "Mining Possibilities at Cranberry" (pp. 141-149).

		Jeff Bradley, "Appalachia's Mineral Wealth" (pp. 150-156).

		Jeff Bradley, "Appalachia's Cooper Mining" (pp. 157-166).

		Jeff Bradley, "The Asheville Daily Citizen's Value for the Study of Local History" (pp. 167-173).

		Mary C. Greene, "The Religion of the Great Revival Spirituals" (pp. 174- 184).

		J. Mark Hopper, "Profile of An Ashe County Township in 1900" (pp. 185- 192).

		Fall 1984 Subseries, Volume 2.
	Folder
1	9	Table of Contents

		Anita Byerly, "A History of Horn in the West and Its Relationship to Boone" (pp. 1-11)

		J. Spencer Clary, "Mast General Story" (pp.12-19).

		Steve Hill, "The Green Park Hotel: Grand Dame of Blowing Rock" (pp. 20-30).

		John W. Speed II, "Observations of a Local Residents on the Blue Ridge Parkway and the Moses H. Cone and Julian Price Memorial Parks" (pp. 31-37).

		Henry Jefferson Weaver, "The Blue Ridge Parkway as it Approaches Age Fifty" (pp.38-49).

		Norman Schaich, "Battle for the Blue Ridge Parkway" (pp. 50-71).

		Linda Reed, "The History of the Chappel Wilson Building" (pp. 72-85).
	Folder
1	10	James Beeler etc., "An Analysis of the China Orchard in the Moses H. Cone Estate 1900-1947" (pp. 86-124).

		Vivian G. Moore, "War Rationing: Watauga County, North Carolina, 1942-1945" (pp. 125-139).

		Kenneth D. Elliot, "Property Distribution and Slaveholding in Watauga County, North Carolina: A Study of Schedules I and II of the 1860 US Census" (pp. 140-161).
	Folder
1	11	Chuck Ketchie, "The Location and Influence of Gristmills in Watauga County, North Carolina 1850-1910" (pp.162-170).

		Vivian G. Moore, "The Impact of the Works Progress Administration on Watauga County from 1935-1942" (pp.171-181).

		Fall 1984 Subseries, Volume 3.
	Folder
1	12	Table of Contents

		Sid Miller, "An Analyses of the Main Characters in Several Works by John Fox" (pp. 1-8).

		Jeanene G. Underdown, "The Woman of Southern Appalachia as Defined by Early Twentieth Century Literature" (pp. 9-16).

		Melissa DuPuy, "A Comparison of Three Women in Southern Appalachian Fiction" (pp. 17-20).

		Jeff Bradley, "A Mill Women's Struggles" (pp. 22-26).

		Deana Dillingham, "A Southern Appalachian Man 1880-1900" (pp. 27-32).

		Daniel Sean Dunlop, "The Melungeons of Southern Appalachia" (pp. 33-45).

		Robert Goddrich, "Three Major Themes in Appalachian History" (pp. 46- 52).

		Becky Newman, "Socialization in the Appalachian Region" (pp. 53-75).
	Folder
1	13	Melissa A. DuPuy, "Stereotypes of the Southern Appalachians" (pp. 76- 81).

		J. Spencer Clay, "Moonshining Stereotypes as Portrayed in 19th and Early 20th Century Fiction" (pp. 82-92).

		Sid Miller, "The Moonshiner" (pp. 93-98).

		Fall 1984 Subseries, Volume 4.
	Folder
2	1	Table of Contents

		Nancy Abrams, "The Cherokee Removal" (pp. 1-3).

		Kathi Jones, "Bridge Burners in East Tennessee" (pp. 14-25).

		Jeannine G. Underdown, "Circuit Riders: A Fictional Look" (pp. 26-31).

		Shirley A. Hise, "Pentecostal Holiness" (pp. 32-38) (One Page Restricted Until 2059).

		Linda McDonough, "The Church of God" (pp. 39-43).

		Shirley A. Hise, "Free Grace, Free Salvation and Free Will" (pp. 44-52) (One Page Restricted until 2059).

		Helen Phillips Hall, "The Growth of the Free Will Baptists in Southern Appalachia" (pp. 53-61).
	Folder
2	2	Daniel Sean Dunlop, "The Snake Handlers of Southern Appalachia" (pp. 62-72).

		Pam Corl, "Snake Handlers of Southern Appalachia" (pp. 73-83).

		Nancy Daugherty, "Snake Handling Cults" (pp. 84-93).

		Robert Charles Tatum, "Snake Handling Religion in the Appalachians" (pp. 94-105).

		Fall 1984 Subseries, Volume 5.
	Folder
2	3	Table of Contents

		Deana Dillingham, "Convict Trouble in Eastern Tennessee" (pp. 1-8).

		Helen Phillips Hall, "The Growth of the Free Will Baptists in Southern Appalachia" (pp. 9-16).

		J. Spencer Clary, Jr., "The Origin and Nature of the Convict of the Convict Lease System" (pp. 17-29).

		Cheryl Claassen, "Commercial Shell Fishing in Appalachia" (pp. 30-41).

		John M. Hewins, "The Sawmilling Industry in the Western North Carolina Mountains as Recorded in the Manufacturing Census of 1988"(pp. 42-47) (One page restricted 2059).

		Cheryl Claassen, "A Look at Logging in the Vicinity of Linville" (pp. 48-58).

		Nancy Daughtery, "The West Virginia Presidential Primary of 1960" (pp. 59-67).

		Jeannine G. Underdown, "A Essay Concerning: North Carolina Mountain Republicans and Reconstruction" (pp. 68-73).
	Folder
2	4	Daniel S. Dunlop, "Political Socialization in Appalachia" (pp. 74-86).

		Eric J. Olson, "Agricultural Practices and Productivity at that Turn of the Century" (pp. 87-91).

		Sid Miller, "Tools Used on Small Farms in Southern Appalachia in 1915" (pp. 92-99).

		Fall 1984 Subseries, Volume 6.

		Table of Contents

		Patricia D. Sperry, "Images of a School Teacher" (pp. 1-9).

		Helen P. Hall, "Country Schools of Eastern Kentucky As Depicted in Fiction" (pp. 10-18).

		Deana Dillingham, "Mountaineers' Feelings Toward Education as Portrayed in Five Appalachian Novels." (pp. 19-27).

		Linda McDonough, "Education in Western North Carolina Between 1870 and 1920" (pp. 28-32).

		"The Treatment of Education in the Southern Mountains by Four Novelists: Jesse Stuart, Wilma Dykeman, Harriete Arrow, and James Still in Selected Works." (pp. 33-40).

		Barbara Hayes, "Appalachian Folklore and the Primary School" (pp. 41-50).

		Melissa DuPuy, "Folklore in the Appalachians" (pp. 51-57).
	Folder
2	5	Melissa Gray, "Folklore of the Southern Appalachians" (pp. 58-70).

		Melissa DuPuy, "Southern Appalachian Musicians and Their Heritage" (pp. 71-75).

		Eloise E. Wall, "Appalachian Heritage Reflected by Their Songs and Instruments" (pp. 76-117).

		Fall Subseries 1984, Volume 7.

		Table of Context

		Elizabeth C. Stevens, "Understanding the Colonialism Model in Appalachia: An Annotated Bibliography" (pp. 1-18).

		Cecilia E. Briggs, "Annotated Bibliography of the History of the Appalachian Region" (pp. 19-28).
	Folder
2	6	Debby Brown, "Annotated Bibliography of the Culture of the Southern Appalachian Region" (pp. 29-31).

		Mildred D. Dunevant, "Annotated Bibliography of the Culture of the Southern Appalachian Region" (pp. 32-45).

		Willa Ann Baker, "Annotated Bibliography for Study of Southern Appalachia in North Carolina History at a Eight Grade Level" (pp. 46-59).

		Cheryl Claassen, "Appalachian Material Culture a Partial Bibliography" (pp. 60-67).

		Steve Hill, "Annotated Bibliography: Appalachian Plants, Roots, Barks,and Herbs and Their Relation to the Drug Industry" (pp. 68-77).

		Shirley A. Hise, "Poverty and Poverty Programs in Southern Appalachian: A Partially Annotated Bibliography" (pp. 78-90) (One page restricted 2059).

		Fall Subseries 1984, Volume 8.
	Folder
2	7	Table of Context

		Deana Dillinghan, "Oscar Louis Bachelder 1825-1935" (pp. 1-9).

		Joyce Kilby, "The Hanging of Will Banks" (pp. 10-16). Contains newspaper photographs of hanging.

		Patricia Sperry, "Martha Berry" (pp. 17-20).

		Patricia Sperry, "John Charles Campbell" (pp. 21-27).

		Mildred D. Dunevant, "George LaFayette Carter 1857-1936" (pp. 28-35).

		Sid Miller, "Blandford Barnard Dougherty" (pp. 36-44).

		Helen P. Hall, "Rebecca Latimer Felton: A Determined Georgian Women's Fight for the Right to be Recognized" (pp. 45-54).

		Mary Virginia Bunker, "The Reform Work of Rebecca Latimer Felton" (pp. 55-66).

		Patricia Sperry, " William Goodell Frost" (pp. 67-74).

		Joyce Kilby, "I.G. Greer" (pp. 75-83).
	Folder
2	8	Eric Olson, "Wiley Smith Harmon" (pp. 84-86).

		Joyce Kilby, "Albert Hash" (pp. 87-95).

		Willa Ann Baker, "Lydia Holman, The Friendly Nurse" "An Angel of Mercy Or a Mercenary" (pp. 96-102).

		J. Spencer Clary, "Leonidas C. Houk" (pp. 103-117).

		Norman Schaich, "General William Lenoir: Caldwell County's Frontier Settlers" (pp. 118-136).

		Melissa A. DuPuy, "Mother Jones at Cabin Creek" (pp. 137-143).

		Jeff Bradley, "William Gibbs McAdoo""Appalachian Politician" (pp. 144-149).

		Fall 1984 Subseries, Volume 9.
	Folder
2	9	Table of Contents

		Bryan Page, "The Coopering Craft" (pp. 1-25).

		Deana Dillingham, "Southern Appalachian Handicrafts, 1880-1930" (pp. 26-30).

		Deana Dillingham, "Revival of Handcrafts in Western North Carolina 1895-1929" (pp. 31-38).

		Cindy Kirkman, "The Mountain People's Art" (pp. 39-58).

		Patricia Baily, "Quilt Making: A Living Needle Art in Appalachia" (pp. 58-87).

		Shirley Hise, "Preserving Food" (pp. 88-89).

		Shirley Hise, "Midwifery" (p. 90).

		Shirley Hise, "Feather Bed" (p. 91).

		Shirley Hise, "Dyeing" (pp. 92-93).

		Shirley Hise, "Children's Games"(p. 94).

		Fall 1984 Subseries, Volume 10.
	Folder
2	10	Table of Contents

		Gayle Childers, "Sons and Daughters of the Legend "The Melungeons" (pp. 1-30).

		Melissa A. DuPuy, "John Jacob Wiles" (pp. 31-36).

		Robert Goodrich, "The Socttsboro Trials of Haywood Patterson" (pp. 37-43).

		Lewis Wright, "Samuel Legerwood Patterson" (pp. 44-47).

		No author, "Clarence Potter: As Told by Jack Guy of Beech Creek, North Carolina" (pp. 48-49).

		Wynn Cherry, "The Mission Work of William W. Skiles" (pp. 50-63).

		Spencer Clary, "Robert Love Taylor" (pp. 64-68).

		Cecilia E. Briggs "William Trotter Weaver: Pioneer In Western North Carolina Electrical Development" (pp. 69-76).
	Folder
3	1	Ray Moretz, "A Preliminary History of the John Wine-Barger Family and Their Migration From Catawba County, North Carolina" (pp. 77-95).

		Jeannine G. Underdown, "Thomas Clayton Wolfe: A Product of Southern Appalachia" (pp. 96-108).

		Linda McDonough, "Alvin C. York" (pp. 109-117).

		Kenneth D. Elliott, "Property Distribution and Slave Holding in Watauga County, North Carolina. A Study of Schedules I and II of the 1860 U.S. Census" (pp. 118-123).

		Fall 1984 Subseries, Volume 11.

		Mary V. Bunker, "Evolution of the Council of Southern Mountains" (pp. 1-12).

		Mary V. Bunker, "Evolution of the Chronology of the Council of Southern Mountains-Appendix A" (pp. 13-32).

		Robert Goodrich, "Theodore Roosevelt's Southern Appalachia Four of 1902" (pp. 33-39).

		Robert Goodrich, "Two Rememberable Floods in Southern North Carolina" (pp. 40-47).
	Folder
3	2	J. Spencer Clary Jr., "A Portrait of Southern Appalachia in the 19th Century" (pp. 48-58).

		Eric Olson, "Southern Appalachia,1865-1900" (pp. 59-64).

		Helen P. Hall, "Struggles of the People of Southern Appalachia 1865-1920" (pp. 65-72).

		Sid Miller, "Southern Appalachia From 1870 to 1930" (pp. 73-81).

		Patricia Sperry, "Change in Appalachia 1880-1930" (pp. 82-84).

		Group Three, "The Southern Appalachian Mountains in the 1850's" (pp. 85-120).

		Fall 1984 Subseries, Volume 12.
	Folder
3	3	Table of Contents

		Ray Moretz, "Migration and Settlement in Southern Appalachia" (pp.1-20).

		Beth Wilson, "The Scotch-Irish in the Colonial Southern Appalachian Mountains" (pp. 21-40).

		Ray Moretz, "German Settlement in Western North Carolina" (pp. 41-51).

		David Parker, "A No Tail Bear- The Story of Blacks in Early Appalachia" (pp. 52-60).

		James Pegram, "The Black Condition In Early Appalachia" (pp. 61-75).

		Helen P. Hall, "Blacks in Appalachia" (pp. 76-81).
	Folder
3	4	Edward J. Cabbell, "Blacks and the Trans-Allegheny Frontier" (pp. 82-85).

		Edward J. Cabbell, "Slaves in the Trans-Allegheny Frontier: A Few in Numbers but Always in the Midst" (pp. 86-103).

		Fall 1984 Subseries, Volume 13.

		Jeffery L. Duncan, "A Retrospective View of Skiing in the North Carolina Mountains" (pp. 1-11).

		Anonymous, "Mine War on Cabin Creek" (pp. 12-17).

		Tommy Bulla, "Harlan County Kentucky During the Depression Era" (pp. 18-31).

		Jeannine G. Underdown, "Mine Camp Conditions at Cabin Creek, West Virginia" (pp. 32-38).

		Sid Miller, "Living and Working Conditions on Paint and Cabin Creek Before the Declaration of Martial Law" (pp. 39-46).

		Eric J. Olson, "The Beginning of the Coal Creek Troubles" (pp. 47-51).
	Folder
3	5	Wesley A. Faulkner, " Rise of Unions Among Appalachian Coal Miners" (pp. 52-73).

		Steve Hill, "Shorta Galacifolia- The Mystery Flower of North Carolina" (pp. 74-81).

		Rebecca Herman, "The Importance of the Ballad to the Culture of the Southern Appalachian Region" (pp. 82-101).

		Fall 1984 Subseries, Volume 14.

		Table of Contents

		Cecilia E. Briggs, "The Democratic Party in Madison County" (pp. 1-6).

		J. Mark Hopper, "The Development of Education in Ashe County" (pp. 7-16).

		Elizabeth C. Stevens, "High School Consolidation in Avery County, North Carolina" (pp. 17-24).

		Debby Brown, "Burke County and Beyond" (pp. 25-37).

		Glenda Anderson, "The Attitude of Caldwell County Toward the Korean War" (pp. 38-48).

		Mildred D. Dunevant, "The Carroll County- Allen Tragedy in Hillsville, Virginia" (pp. 49-58).
	Folder
3	6	Willa Ann Baker, "Mitchell - A County of Turmoil" (pp. 59-65).

		Eric N. Pierce, "Struggle in Watauga: Stoneman's Raid" (pp. 66-85).

		Diane Cook, "The Wataugans and the Cherokee Nation" (pp. 86-105).

		Linda McDonough, "Domestic Life in Wilkes County in the Early Twentieth Century As Portrayed in Three Fictional Works" (pp. 106-112).

		Fred Owen Dellinger Jr., "Voting Patterns in Presidential and Gubernatorial Elections in Wilkes County, 1876-1976" (pp. 113-120). Contains chart.

		Fred Owen Dellinger Jr., "Voting Patterns in U.S. Senate and Houses of Representatives Elections in Wilkes County" (pp. 121-135).

		Shirley A. Hise, "W.A.M.Y., A Solution for Poverty for Watauga, Avery, Mitchell, Yancey" (pp. 136-145). Contains photocopy of W.A.M.Y. brochure.

		Fall 1984 Subseries, Volume 15.
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3	7	Table of Contents

		Jeannine G. Underdown, "Southern Appalachian Review" (pp. 1-19).

		Jeffrey L. Duncan, "History of A Small Town" (pp. 20-28).

		Alan C. Caner, "Asheville in 1900" (pp. 29-45).

		James Beeler, "A Short History of Montuale Springs, Tennessee" (pp. 46- 55).

		Glenda Anderson, "Mortimer: Town of Hope and Disaster" (pp. 56-79).

		Debby Brown, "Review of Sloop Memorial Hospital" (pp. 80-86).

		Elizabeth C. Stevens, "The Development of Mountain Glen Golf Course" (pp. 87-96).

		Lowell K. Duncan, "The History of the Cloudland Hotel" (pp. 97-106).

		Edward J. Cabbell, "Migration and Settlement in the Appalachian South" (pp. 107-116).

		Fall 1984, Spring 1985, Summer 1985 Subseries, Volume 16.

		V. Kim Duckett, "Appalachian Women: A Bibliography of Resources" (pp. 1-42).
	Folder
3	8	Craig Bradley, "Early Travelers to Southern Appalachia: A Selected Bibliography" (pp. 43-53).

		Brenda Walsworth, "Coal Mining and Unions: An Annotated Bibliography" (pp. 53-66)

		Linda H. Houpe, "An Annotated Bibliography of Appalachian Books for Young People" (pp. 67-89).
	Folder
3	9	Bethelen D. Clark, "Annotated Bibliography: Ethnic Groups of Southern Appalachia" (pp. 90-107).

		H. Carroll McCray, "Annotated Bibliography on Recreation in Appalachian Region" (pp. 108-113).

		Deborah Thompson, "Black Appalachian Women: An Annotated Bibliography" (pp. 114-122).

		Ellen Willard, "The Food and Cookery of Appalachia: An Annotated Bibliography" (pp. 123-133).

		Elizabeth Tetterton, "Children of Appalachia: A Selected Bibliography for Elementary Children" (pp. 134-141)

		Craig Bradley, "The Road by John Ehle" (pp. 142-149).
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4	1	V. Kim Duckett, "Lucy Furman and the Quare Women" (pp. 150-171).

		Brenda Walsworth, "Coaltown Revisited by Bill Peterson" (pp. 172-175).

		Linda Houpe, "Book Review of Yesterday's People" (pp. 176-179).

		Bethlene D. Clark, "Book Review of the Tall Woman by William Dykeman" (pp. 180-184).

		H. Carroll McCray, "Rain on the Just" (pp. 185-187).

		Deborah Thompson, "Book Review: Migrants, Share Croppers and Mountaineers" (pp. 188-192).

		Elizabeth Tetterton, "Book Review: The Dollmaker by Harriett Arnow" (pp. 193-198).

		Fall 1984, Spring 1985, Summer 1985 Subseries, Volume 17.
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4	2	Table of Context

		V. Kim Duckett, "Finding of Preliminary Research on the History of the Council on Appalachian Women" (pp. 1-41).

		V. Kim Duckett, "Holston Conference, Female College, 1856-1861" (pp. 42-71).

		Jerry F. Boyer, "A Brief History of Valle Crucis Mission and School, 1895 to 1942" (pp. 72-93).
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4	3	Craig Bradley, "The A.J. Greene Diary and Watauga County: Reflection of a Native Son" (pp. 94-106).

		Craig Bradley, "Voting Patterns in Watauga County: Presidential Elections, 1960-1984" (pp. 107-112).

		Brenda Walsworth, "Watauga County, North Carolina 1880 and Enumeration of the Stony Fork Community" (pp. 113-135).

		Brenda Walsworth, "Asheville and Buncombe County, 1933" (pp. 136-149).

		Bethlene D. Clark, "Asheville News Reporting in 1900" (pp. 150-160).

		Bethlene D. Clark, "1860 Federal Census Study for Yadkin County and Booneville Township" (pp.161-172).
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4	4	H. Carroll McCray, "Watauga County and Foreign Affairs" (pp. 173-178).

		H. Carroll McCray, "Watauga County Proudly Welcomes Home and World War II Soliders" (pp. 179-185).

		Linda Houpe, "The Story of Frankie Silvers, First Woman Hanged In North Carolina" (pp. 186-195).

		Linda Houpe, "Children's Games of the Southern Appalachian Region" (pp. 196-218).

		Linda Houpe, "Image of Appalachia, The Region and It's People" (pp. 219-235).

		Deborah J. Thompson, "The Morning Star Gospel Program" (pp. 236-241).

		Ellen Willard, "The Slaveowners of Watauga County in 1860" (pp. 242-253).

		Ellen Willard, "The Former Slaveowner of Watauga County During and After the Civil War" (pp. 254-264).

		Spring 1987 Subseries, Volume 18.
	Folder
4	5	Charlene Gay Trestain, "The Art of Recycling in Appalachia" (pp. 1-10).

		Charlene Gay Trestain, "The Junaluska Settlement" (pp. 11-17).

		Charlene Gay Trestain, "Annotated Bibliography: Traditional Arts in Appalachia" (pp. 18-28).

		Charlene Gay Trestain, "Watauga Handcraft" (pp. 29-35).

		Adam Lawler, "Annotated Bibliography: Harlan County, Kentucky Mine Wars of the Thirties" (pp. 36-41).

		Adam Lawler, "Nixon and Appalachia: The Election of 1960-1968" (pp. 42-49).

		Adam Lawler, "Autos in Western North Carolina: The Early Years" (pp. 50-58).

		Lara C. Young-Sumpter, "Vista Volunteer Murder in Madison County, North Carolina" (pp. 59-66).
	Folder
4	6	Lara C. Young-Sumpter, "Arthur Morgan School" (pp. 66-77).

		Teresa Branch, "Annotated Bibliography: The School Experience in Appalachia" (pp. 78-83).

		Teresa Branch, "Cockfighting in Appalachia"(pp. 84-98).

		Teresa Branch, "Watauga Slave Owners in 1860" (pp. 99-114).

		Teresa Branch, "Annotated Bibliography: Middle School/ Jr. High (pp. 115-121).

		Matt Walpole, "The Ridge Law in Watauga County: The Beginnings of Land Use Regulation" (pp. 122-129).

		Matt Walpole, "Annotated Bibliography: Inexpensive Appalachia Fiction" (pp. 130-135).

		Spring 1987 Subseries, Volume 19.
	Folder
4	7	William Hyde, "The Family and Tradition in Lee Smith's Family Linen" (pp. 1-10).

		William Hyde, "Annotated Bibliography: Modernization and the Mountaineer" (pp. 11-17).

		Gay Hodges Isaacs, "The History of Burley Tobacco in Watauga County" (pp. 18-25).

		Gay Hodges Isaacs, "Annotated Bibliography: The Decline of Small Farms in Appalachia - Social and Cultural Impacts" (pp. 26-29).

		Jim O'Dell, "Annotated Bibliography: Early American Herbal Medicine" (pp.30-36).

		Lyle D. Bishop II, "The 58th Regiment of North Carolina Infantry: A History Of it Travels" (pp.37-70).

		Lyle D. Bishop II, "The Civil War in the Appalachian Mountains" (pp. 71-74).

		Rodger M. Gibbons, "The Democrat Goes to War: Watauga County and the Great War" (pp. 75-88).
	Folder
4	8	Rodger M. Gibbons, "Reflections on the Church of God From 1797-1907" (pp. 89-103).

		Phylliss Gores Hollifield, "Early Settlement of Reems Creek: 1784-1900" (pp. 104-113).

		Phyllis Gores Hollifield, "The Buncombe Turnpike" (pp. 114-120).

		Phyllis Gores Hollifield, "Mountain Cooking" (pp. 121-124).

		Mark Sherrod, "Chapels in the Mountains" ( pp. 125-144).

		Spring 1987 Subseries, Volume 20.
	Folder
4	9	Table of Contents

		J. Samuel Oxford,Jr. "Malcom S. Taylor: 1906-1913"- Appendix A,B,C. (pp. 1-35).

		Dean A. Williams, "Stock Law as a Factor in Declining Hog Production In Watauga County, North Carolina" (pp. 36-46).

		Dean A. Williams, "Todd, North Carolina: The Railroad as Catalyst for Growth and Decline" (pp. 47-64).

		Dean A. Williams, "Annotated Bibliography: Representation of Appalachia" (pp. 65-71).

		Betsy G. Covington, "The Frank Proffitts, Watauga Folk Artists 'Going Across the Mountains, O Fare You Well' " (pp. 72-79).
	Folder
4	10	Besty G. Covington, "Dr. Williams Reece Graham-Mountain Doctor" (pp. 80-88).

		Besty G. Covington, "Annotated Bibliography: Elementary School Study of North Carolina Mountain" (pp. 89-98).

		Robert C. McAdams, "Relationship Between Work Stock and Tenancy in North Carolina Mountain Counties" (pp. 99-106).

		Robert C. McAdams, "Annotated Bibliography: Mountain Social Life and Custom" (pp. 107-110).

		Robert C. McAdams, "Watauga Agriculture in 1940 - Changes in the Making" (pp. 111-119).

		Rodney F. Deal, "The Relationship of Property Owners, Profession, and Popularity in Burke County, North Carolina on the Eve of the Civil War" (pp. 120-128).

		Rodney F. Deal, "Medical Ads in The Watauga Democrat: 1910-1920" (pp. 129-140).

		Rodney F. Deal, " Annotated Bibliography" (pp. 141-149).

		Spring 1986-1987 Subseries, Volume 21.
	Folder
4	11	Willma G. Hodges, "Zoning in Valle Crucis, North Carolina" (pp. 1-37).

		Dean Williams, "Photographic Representation of Appalachia" (pp. 38-63).

		Hank Stamm, "The North Carolina Episcopal Church in the Watauga Missions, 1875-1903" (pp. 64-81).

		Fall 1984/Spring 1985/Summer 1985 Subseries.
	Folder
5	1	Kelly L. Poe, "The Poe Genealogy" (pp. 82-94).

		Hank Stamm, "A Bibliographic Essay on Oral History Sources" (pp. 95-101).

		Hank Stamm, "Watauga County Episcopalians" (pp. 102-112).

		Ruth M. Hanes, "Annotated Bibliographies" (pp. 113-117).

		Sharon M. Stewart, "Appalachian Literature" (pp. 118-127).

		Davis Smith, "Annotated Bibliographies Thomas Wolfe and Appalachia" (pp. 128-138).

		Sharon M. Stewart, "Avery County Middle School Consolidation vs. Community Schools" (pp. 139-153).

		Dean Williams, "Selected Bibliography of Local Color Short Stories" (pp. 154-166).
	Folder
5	2	Dean Williams, "An Examination of Female Stereotype in Mary Noales Murfree's in the Tennessee Mountains" (pp. 167-182).

		Jim Beeler, "The Business Activities of William Montgomery Churchwell in Knoxville, Tennessee 1845-1858" (pp. 183-206).

		Unknown, "Wataugans Get Electrified" (pp. 207-212).

		Subseries 1986-1987, Volume 22.
	Folder
5	3	Phyllis G. Hollifield, "Buncombe County- A County in Transition" (pp. 1-19).

		Adam Lawler, "Coal, Confusion and Controversy: Reaction to the Surface Mine Control and Reclamation Act of 1975" (pp. 20-46).

		Mark Hooper, "Elk Township Population Census 1910" (pp. 47-56).

		Blair Griffith "Foxfire: The Benefits From and Educational and Cultural Standpoint" (pp. 57-65).

		Avajan Miller, "Greenway Baptist Church" (pp. 66-73).
	Folder
5	4	Davis Smith, "A History of Bethel School" (pp. 74-93).

		Mike Cook, "The History of My Family's Land" (pp. 94-105).

		Hank Stamm, "Interview Transcript Mr. Hugh Alexander Dobbin III Recorded July 20, 1987" (pp. 106-124).

		Ruth M. Homes, "Midwifery" (pp. 125-155).

		Adam Lawler, "What Shall We Do? A Look at the Proposed Solutions to the Economic Problems of South West Virginia's Coalfields" (pp. 156-170).
	Folder
5	5	Gloria Jean Fulp-Paker, "Alleviating Hunger in Watauga County Through the Home Delivery Meals" (pp. 1-11).

		Charles F. Bock, "The Edgemont Community" (pp. 12-28).

		Gene Hyde, "Asheville in 1862: A Year of Transition" (pp. 29-42).

		Sonya Hardin, "Community Resources for Watauga County Elderly" (pp. 43-75). [Includes Directory of Services for the Elderly.]
	Folder
5	6	Sonya Hardin (cont'd), "Community Resources for Watauga County Elderly (pp. 76-104).

		Deborah Rudolp, "Comparative Black Families in Appalachia and the Piedmont" (pp. 105-138). (Pages 105-107 missing).
	Folder
5	7	Sandra Cockerham, "A Historical Study of Stone Mountain, Traphill, North Carolina" (pp. 139-151).

		Matthew Walpole, "Managing the Cone Estate: The Jefferson D. Brown Ledger Book 1906-1908" (pp. 152-162).

		Geoffrey Graham, "A Study of North Carolina Politics: Appalachian vs. Non-Appalachian Counties" (pp. 163-177).


Collection 193B. Carl Ross Papers. Brinegar Cabin Series. Architecture Materials Subseries.(1975-1982, n.d.)
Architecture Materials Subseries contains research materials regarding the architecture of the Brinegar Cabin of the Blue Ridge Parkway, alphabetical by type. Donor Charlotte Ross does not know the history of these papers. It is possible Carl Ross participated in research for publication; however, no publication is known. This house was moved from its original location to the current one on the Blue Ridge Parkway near Doughton Park. Photographs and 1978 blue prints of the Martin Brinegar house are stored separately.
Family Materials Subseries contains research materials and correspondence regarding the Brinegar's family history, alphabetical by type. Donor Charlotte Ross does not know the history of these papers. Included are several descriptions of the Brinegar family written by genealogist Mrs. Thomas Hory. Interviews, dating 1975 to 1978, are of Leo Collins, Ruby Caudill Adams, Harrison Caudill, Spencer Caudill, Edna Martha Ann Caudill Brooks, W.M. Hamm, Harrison Caudill, Jr., Candice Brinegar Brown, Sebert Dewey Brinegar.

		Architecture Materials Subseries.
	Folder
5	8	Bibliography, n.d.

		Blue Prints, 1977-1978.

		Brochure, 1978, n.d.

		Information Sheet, n.d.

		Map.

		Newspapers articles.

		Notes.

		Photographs.
	Folder
5	9	Report.

		Family Materials Subseries.

		Biographies, n.d.

		Correspondence.

		Interviews, 1975: Leo Collins, Ruby Caudill Adams, Harrison Caudill.
	Folder
5	10	Interviews, 1977-1978: Spencer Caudill, Edna Martha Ann Caudill Brooks, W.M. Hamm, Harrison Caudill, Jr., Candice Brinegar Brown.

		Notes, 1982, n.d.