Barnicle, Mary Elizabeth, 1891-1978
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Barnicle, Mary Elizabeth, 1891-1978
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Barnicle, Mary Elizabeth, 1891-1978
Barnicle, Mary Elizabeth
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Barnicle, Mary Elizabeth
Barnicle, Mary Elisabeth, -1979
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Barnicle, Mary Elisabeth, -1979
Barnicle, Mary E.
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Barnicle, Mary E.
Mary Elizabeth Barnicle
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Mary Elizabeth Barnicle
Barnicle, Mary Elizabeth, d. 1979.
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Barnicle, Mary Elizabeth, d. 1979.
Barnicle-Cadle, Mary Elizabeth 1891-1978
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Barnicle-Cadle, Mary Elizabeth 1891-1978
Cadle, Mary.
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Cadle, Mary.
Barnicle, M. E.
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Barnicle, M. E.
Cadle Mary 1891-1978
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Cadle Mary 1891-1978
Barnicle, Mary Elizabeth, -1979
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Barnicle, Mary Elizabeth, -1979
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Mary Elizabeth Barnicle, born April 17, 1891, was a folklorist who taught at New York University during the 1930s and 1940s. Tillman Cadle, born June 27, 1902, had been a coal miner and labor union organizer in Kentucky before meeting Barnicle in 1935. Both were interested in folk music and collecting ballads and made numerous field recordings throughout the South during the years from 1935 through the early 1950s. They married in 1936 and eventually moved to Rich Mountain Gap near Townsend, Tenn., where Barnicle died Nov. 26, 1978, and Cadle died Oct. 22, 1994.
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https://viaf.org/viaf/19932402
https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n87823929
https://id.loc.gov/authorities/n87823929
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African Americans
Ballads
Folk songs, English
Hymns
Tales
Work songs
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Americans
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Bahamas
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