James S. Brown papers 1917-2005.

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James S. Brown papers 1917-2005.

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Much of the information in this collection relates to James Brown's research on families living in eastern Kentucky, particularly his study of the social organization of three small communities in eastern Kentucky, which he called "Beech Creek." Materials include correspondence, publications, presentations and lectures, research and data, memorabilia, and photographs.

ca. 110 cu. ft. (245 boxes)

University of Kentucky Libraries

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SNAC Resource ID: 6827153

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Brown, James S. (James Stephen), 1916-

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James (Jim) Stephen Brown was a Professor of Rural Sociology at the University of Kentucky. In his academic research, Brown was particularly interested in the social structure of eastern Kentucky and made intensive studies of community life in that region. His research emphasized kinship structure, but he was also interested in social change and the adjustment of migrants from rural Kentucky into their new urban settings. He published numerous academic articles relating to his research, as well ...

Schwarzweller, Harry K.

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Mangalam, J. J

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