Reception honoring Louisiana OH participants
Baton Rouge, LA: Felicianas’ black history. Interviewees aged 64 to 104.
Baton Rouge: 2theadvocate.com
Travis Carter, Louis Emery, William Gilmore Sr., Alice Johnson, Elizabeth Lee, Geraldine London, Violet Pate, Turlie Richardson, Sallie Smith, Sallie Whitfield-Mackie and Louise Williams—ages 64 to 104—were interviewed in 2004 by folklorists and volunteers with the West Feliciana African American Heritage Task Force.
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