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Condert, Frank E. Town Health Officer notice, 1894 April 18.

Title: Town Health Officer notice, 1894 April 18.

A notice from the Wallingford, Connecticut, Health Officer to Horace Williams of the East Wallingford School. The school's privy vault was 40 feet too close to the river and needed to be moved.

ArchivalResource: 1 item.

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Sangamon County (Ill.). Poll book, May 1, 1855.

Title: Poll book, May 1, 1855.

Poll book for election of constable, with list of all voters, number of votes received by each candidate and name of judges. Horace Williams won the election. The judges were William Carpenter, O.W. Browning and Henry Newman.

ArchivalResource: 10 p.

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Curriculum in Folklore. Archive collection 81-92, 1985 March 29-30.

Title: Archive collection 81-92, 1985 March 29-30.

Live recordings of a concert entitled "Black Traditions in Music, Dance, and Verse," and a forum entitled "Black American Folklife." The concert featured Fris Holloway, African American blues pianist and buckdancer from Durham, N.C.; John Dee Holeman (1929- ), African American blues guitarist and buckdancer from Durham, N.C.; and Horace "Spoons" Williams, African American spoons player and teller of rhymed narratives born in South Carolina, presenting older traditions of blues guitar and piano, buckdancing, rhythmic spoons, and rhymed verse. Also featured were Groove Phi Groove, a male African American social fellowship from North Carolina Central University presenting a contemporary style of unison stepping; Street Justice, an African American group from Durham, N.C., presenting break dancing; and the M.C. Power Lords, presenting rapping and scratching. The forum featured Charles Joyner, an Anglo-American historian and folklorist from the University of South Carolina speaking on "Buh Rabbit on the Slave Plantation: Folklore and History Reconsidered"; Darryl Dance, an African American folklorist from Virginia Commonwealth University, speaking on urban black and Caribbean traditions; Glenn Hinson, an Anglo- American folklorist from Durham, N.C., speaking on African American gospel performance; and Holly Matthews, an Anglo-American anthropologist from East Carolina University, speaking on ethnomedicine in the American South.

ArchivalResource: 10 sound recordings.

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Williams, Horace. Diaries, 1862-1872.

Title: Diaries, 1862-1872.

Farmer's record of planting peas, digging potatoes, working on tobacco crop in East Hartford, Conn.; includes reference to attending a memorial service for President Lincoln on April 19, 1865.

ArchivalResource: 6 v. ; 17 cm.

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