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Title details for May Moffitt McConnell interview with Kessler Cannon of KBND radio by Kessler Cannon - Available

May Moffitt McConnell interview with Kessler Cannon of KBND radio

by Kessler Cannon
May Moffitt McConnell
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Fifteen minute oral history with May Moffitt McConnell, born in Prineville in 1885. May’s family homesteaded near Long Prairie, south of La Pine. May discusses how her family’s homestead was a stopping place for travelers coming from Silver Lake. She also discusses early schooling in Prineville, her father, Jimmy Moffitt, who was a local mail carrier on horseback, early entertainment for the homesteaders, early fishing in the area, and stocking up on supplies for the homestead whenever they visited town. Originally broadcast on November 1, 1953. Photograph from Carrie and Allen on FindAGrave.com.
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Series: 15 minute histories Publisher: Bend, Oregon : KBND, p1953 Edition: Unabridged

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  • File size: 7148 KB
  • Release date: October 18, 2016
  • Duration: 00:14:53

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  • File size: 7211 KB
  • Release date: October 18, 2016
  • Duration: 00:14:53
  • Number of parts: 1

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Biography & Autobiography History Sociology Nonfiction

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Fifteen minute oral history with May Moffitt McConnell, born in Prineville in 1885. May’s family homesteaded near Long Prairie, south of La Pine. May discusses how her family’s homestead was a stopping place for travelers coming from Silver Lake. She also discusses early schooling in Prineville, her father, Jimmy Moffitt, who was a local mail carrier on horseback, early entertainment for the homesteaders, early fishing in the area, and stocking up on supplies for the homestead whenever they visited town. Originally broadcast on November 1, 1953. Photograph from Carrie and Allen on FindAGrave.com.
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Biography & Autobiography History Sociology Nonfiction
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