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- Letter from the Massachusetts Bay Provincial House of Representatives.
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- Massachusetts, the
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A handwritten letter from House Speaker, Thomas Cushing protesting duties and taxes imposed on the American colonies
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- http://purl.flvc.org/fau/fd/fauwdlb1f23_p
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- Receipt signed by Jonathan D. Sergeant.
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- Sergeant, Jonathan D.
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Land receipt signed by Sergeant who was an attorney in Princeton, New Jersey. He represented New Jersey at the Second Continental Congress in 1776 and 1777
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- http://purl.flvc.org/fau/fd/fauwdlb1f22_p
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- Commission to take Deposition, 1766.
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- Bernard, Francis Sir 1st Baronet (1712-1779)
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Deposition taken by Sir Francis Bernard (1712-1779), royal governor of colonial Massachusetts from 1760 to 1769. It was sent to Jeremiah Powell, Enoch Freeman, and Alexander Boss of Falmouth, Maine concerning the will of James Hope.
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- http://purl.flvc.org/fau/fd/fauwdlb1f21_p
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- Letter from Jasper Manduit to Harrison Gray, Esq., 1765.
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- Manduit, Jasper
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A handwritten letter from Jasper Manduit,an agent in London for the Province of Massachusetts Bay to Harrison Gray, Esq., Treasurer and Receiver-General for the province. Manduit informs Mr. Gray that the Stamp Act had passed.
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- http://purl.flvc.org/fau/fd/fauwdlb1f20_p
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- Letter from John Horne,.
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- Horne Tooke, John (1736 – 1812)
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A handwritten letter from John Horne concerning his trial. John Horne (Tooke) was prosecuted for a high treason and seditious libel about events at Lexington. John Horne Tooke (25 June 1736 – 18 March 1812), known as John Horne until 1782 when he added the surname of his friend William Tooke to his own, was an English clergyman, politician, and philologist. Letter to his attorney George Daniells of 31 Tenchurch st.
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- http://purl.flvc.org/fau/fd/fauwdlb1f19_p
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- Interview with Khalique Ahmed.
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- Ahmed, Khalique, Pickering, Mark B.
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Mark Pickering interviewed science professor Khalique Ahmed at his Boca Raton, Florida, office at Lynn University on February 10, 2015. The interview consisted of Dr. Ahmed's childhood in Jhelum City, Pakistan, his impressions of the past and current Pakistan, his graduate studies in Islamabad, Pakistan, his moving from Pakistan to North America, and his observations of the differences in Pakistan and North America.
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- 2015
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- http://purl.flvc.org/fau/fd/FA00007869_p
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- Oral histories --Florida
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- Interview with Bobby Wayne Brown Sr.
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- Brown, Bobby Wayne Sr., Rea, Adam
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Bobby Wayne Brown Sr. is a retired Navy sailor from Greenville, Mississippi. He began his service following a poor, rural upbringing in 1970, retiring for medical reasons in 1993. He served in the Vietnam War, and took the time to be interviewed by Adam Rea on February 10' 2013, during a vacation to visit his son's family in Hollywood, FL. Several topics were covered, including his personal life, military career and political views.
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- 2013
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- http://purl.flvc.org/fau/fd/FA00007870_p
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- Oral histories --Florida
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- Interview with Kathryn Cox.
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- Cox, Kathryn, Turner, James
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The primary purpose of this interview included a discussion of Ms. Kathy Cox, and her experiences as a community organizer and city councilperson for the Town of Davie, from 1988 to 1997. The interview also touched on her thoughts about growing up in South Florida, and how her childhood experiences influenced her political career as an adult. The interview described her accomplishments as city councilperson, namely the Davie equestrian trail system, the establishment of which she played a...
Show moreThe primary purpose of this interview included a discussion of Ms. Kathy Cox, and her experiences as a community organizer and city councilperson for the Town of Davie, from 1988 to 1997. The interview also touched on her thoughts about growing up in South Florida, and how her childhood experiences influenced her political career as an adult. The interview described her accomplishments as city councilperson, namely the Davie equestrian trail system, the establishment of which she played a critical role. Finally, the interview enquired about her present-day activities, and her overall thoughts on the Town of Davie, past, present, and future.
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- 2017
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- http://purl.flvc.org/fau/fd/FA00007871_p
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- Oral histories --Florida
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- Interview with Bobbie Lou David.
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- David, Bobbie Lou, Sielinski, Brent T.
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The primary topic of this interview was to engage with the experiences of Bobbie Lou David's extensive teaching career while honing in on her time teaching at the Davie School in Davie, Florida. Bobbie Lou worked with various student demographics in Virginia, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and in Davie, Florida. More specifically in Davie, Bobbie Lou's compassionate experiences with many people over her years demonstrate the close-knit, friendly, and communicative bond Davie's citizens have with...
Show moreThe primary topic of this interview was to engage with the experiences of Bobbie Lou David's extensive teaching career while honing in on her time teaching at the Davie School in Davie, Florida. Bobbie Lou worked with various student demographics in Virginia, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and in Davie, Florida. More specifically in Davie, Bobbie Lou's compassionate experiences with many people over her years demonstrate the close-knit, friendly, and communicative bond Davie's citizens have with one another. Over the decades, Bobbie Lou saw various changes to the size of Davie, Florida in regards to both population and development. The topics covered in this interview range from the early childhood, life as a student, marriage, the Davie school, the integration of schools, notable news events, integration and the 1960's, hobbies, obtaining a Master's degree at Florida Atlantic University, educational accomplishments, and the town of Davie today.
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- 2017
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- http://purl.flvc.org/fau/fd/FA00007872_p
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- Oral histories --Florida
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- Interview with Tom Gill.
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- Gill, Tom, Beck, Jacob
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This interview is largely concerned with chronicling the lifetime experiences of Tom Gill and the relationship of those experiences with the town of Davie. Tom Gill's grandfather, Frank Stirling, was an instrumental part of early Davie and its 1925 incorporation; Stirling Road bears his nmne. Furthermore, Gill attended the old Davie Elementary School, and was taught by several well known teachers of that school, such as Edna Hammer-Griffin. Tom later joined the Navy during the Vietnam War,...
Show moreThis interview is largely concerned with chronicling the lifetime experiences of Tom Gill and the relationship of those experiences with the town of Davie. Tom Gill's grandfather, Frank Stirling, was an instrumental part of early Davie and its 1925 incorporation; Stirling Road bears his nmne. Furthermore, Gill attended the old Davie Elementary School, and was taught by several well known teachers of that school, such as Edna Hammer-Griffin. Tom later joined the Navy during the Vietnam War, and was able to see the world. Following his return to Davie, Tom worked in the real estate business and served on the Town Council. Stories range from life in old Davie, to his R&R on the Spanish Riviera, to the intricacies of modern developtnent in Davie.
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- 2017
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- http://purl.flvc.org/fau/fd/FA00007874_p
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- Oral histories --Florida
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- Interview with Rene Henry Gracida.
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- Gracida, Rene Henry, Makosiej, Michael
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Bishop Gracida is a former Benedictine Monk. After serving in the Army Air Corps. 303d "Hell's Angels" Bombardment Group as a gunner pilot during WWII, Bishop Gracida trained as an architect. During the war, Bishop Gracida was one of the pilots that flew over and fire bombed Dresden. Following his time in the Army, he had a conversion experience and entered a St Vincent Benedictine monastery. Thanks to his training as an architect, he assisted in the building of the church for the monastery,...
Show moreBishop Gracida is a former Benedictine Monk. After serving in the Army Air Corps. 303d "Hell's Angels" Bombardment Group as a gunner pilot during WWII, Bishop Gracida trained as an architect. During the war, Bishop Gracida was one of the pilots that flew over and fire bombed Dresden. Following his time in the Army, he had a conversion experience and entered a St Vincent Benedictine monastery. Thanks to his training as an architect, he assisted in the building of the church for the monastery, and later, ran into troubles with his Archabbot over building issues with a dormitory. This soured his relationship with the Archabbot, leading him to becoming a priest in the Archdiocese of Miami, where he served faithfully as a priest for thirteen years, all prior to his being named a bishop of the Roman Catholic Church. In his interview, he discusses his time in the Army Air Corps. He goes on to discuss his conversion experience back to the faith that led him to his vocation. Additionally, he discusses the political entity that is the Catholic Church, and the machinations of the Church. He discusses controversial topics from the death penalty and abortion to sanctuary and a controversy over the singer Madonna and the Pepsi Co. Corporation. He discusses his interactions with Archbishop Coleman Caroll extensively, as well as his time as the first bishop of Pensacola-Tallahassee.
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- 2015
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- http://purl.flvc.org/fau/fd/FA00007875_p
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- Oral histories --Florida
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- Interview with Linda Griffin Weekly.
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- Griffin Weekley, Linda, Salzman, Bradley
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This interview covered five main subjects related to the Town of Davie and the Old Davie School. First, it delves into was the Old Davie School itself where Mrs. Griffin-Weekeley attended first through sixth grade. The second was the Griffin family, who have were one of the major pioneering families of the town, for whom the major road through the town is named after. Third, we discussed the Davie Rodeo and how that has changed since Mrs. Griffin-Weekley first got involved with it over thirty...
Show moreThis interview covered five main subjects related to the Town of Davie and the Old Davie School. First, it delves into was the Old Davie School itself where Mrs. Griffin-Weekeley attended first through sixth grade. The second was the Griffin family, who have were one of the major pioneering families of the town, for whom the major road through the town is named after. Third, we discussed the Davie Rodeo and how that has changed since Mrs. Griffin-Weekley first got involved with it over thirty years ago. Fourth, we briefly discussed the Weekley side of her family, and their family business: Weekley Asphalt Paving Company. Finally, we discussed how the Town of Davie has changed over the years throughout the interview.
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- 2017
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- http://purl.flvc.org/fau/fd/FA00007876_p
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- Oral histories --Florida
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- Interview with Boettner Jumper.
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- Jumper, Boettner, Aldana, Melissa
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The focus of this interview was the life history of Boettner Rodger Jumper a member of the Seminole Indian Nation in South Florida. Boettner's mother was both a prominent figure in the local Seminole Indian community and National. He was born just when the Seminoles were becoming an organized tribe. He became an accountant and helped to broker his Tribe's purchase of the Hard rock International. Stories include his life as a child in rural Davie, being the son of a prominent and powerful...
Show moreThe focus of this interview was the life history of Boettner Rodger Jumper a member of the Seminole Indian Nation in South Florida. Boettner's mother was both a prominent figure in the local Seminole Indian community and National. He was born just when the Seminoles were becoming an organized tribe. He became an accountant and helped to broker his Tribe's purchase of the Hard rock International. Stories include his life as a child in rural Davie, being the son of a prominent and powerful woman, being a man of faith and a mentor to children, being a husband, a father and losing a child.
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- 2017
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- http://purl.flvc.org/fau/fd/FA00007879_p
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- Oral histories --Florida
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- Interview with Joan Kovac.
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- Kovac, Joan, Howald, Kayleigh E.
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The primary topic of this interview concerned Joan Kovac's experiences in local politics in the town of Davie, Florida. Mrs. Kovac and her family moved to Davie after forty years in Akron, Ohio for a new business opportunity. When they opened their frrst automotive repair franchise in 1975, Mrs. Kovac quickly became involved in the unique community that thrived in the town. After working with the Chamber of Commerce and the town council, Mrs. Kovac was elected to office, ultimately serving...
Show moreThe primary topic of this interview concerned Joan Kovac's experiences in local politics in the town of Davie, Florida. Mrs. Kovac and her family moved to Davie after forty years in Akron, Ohio for a new business opportunity. When they opened their frrst automotive repair franchise in 1975, Mrs. Kovac quickly became involved in the unique community that thrived in the town. After working with the Chamber of Commerce and the town council, Mrs. Kovac was elected to office, ultimately serving four terms as mayor. Stories include mayoral duties, changes in Davie and Broward County, the ''town fathers,'' the Old Davie School, Nova Southeastern, ( Wolf Lake, and leadership.
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- 2017
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- http://purl.flvc.org/fau/fd/FA00007880_p
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- Oral histories --Florida
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- Interview with Mary Lenzen.
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- Lenzen, Mary, Bresciano, Cora
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Polly Lenzen was born in Webster Groves, Missouri, on May 27, 1924. She is not married, and she has no children. Ms. Lenzen attended Harris Teachers College in St. Louis, Missouri during and after World War II. After college, she began her teaching career in Ladue, Missouri, and then moved to Maui, Hawaii, where she taught eighth grade for two years. She returned to the mainland and began teaching in South Florida, first in Dania, then at Stranahan Elementary in Fort lauderdale, and then she...
Show morePolly Lenzen was born in Webster Groves, Missouri, on May 27, 1924. She is not married, and she has no children. Ms. Lenzen attended Harris Teachers College in St. Louis, Missouri during and after World War II. After college, she began her teaching career in Ladue, Missouri, and then moved to Maui, Hawaii, where she taught eighth grade for two years. She returned to the mainland and began teaching in South Florida, first in Dania, then at Stranahan Elementary in Fort lauderdale, and then she spent the next 35 years teaching mainly kindergarten at the Davie School in Davie, Florida. She was able to experience the many changes that took place there between the 1950s and the present and was able to take part in the Orange Blossom Festivals, attend the rodeos, and be a part of many school events. Teaching and traveling have always been Ms. Lenzen's two passions-she has traveled extensively, both domestically and internationally, taking approximately 100 cruises over the years. In 1963, for example, she took a trip around the world on three ships, spending three months abroad; one of those months was dedicated to travel in the Middle East. She also owned an RV and took a number of road trips in that vehicle. The best lessons she was able to teach her many young students involved, in her words, "fair play and kindness.'' Ms. Lenzen would most like to be remembered for her two passions: teaching and traveling.
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- 2017
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- http://purl.flvc.org/fau/fd/FA00007881_p
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- Oral histories --Florida
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- Interview with Antonio Leon.
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- Leon, Antonio, Garreaud, Michael
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Antonio Leon was one of 14,008 Cuban children who were part of ( Operation Pedro Pan (1961-1965). These children immigrated to the United States unaccompanied by their parents under the sponsorship of the Catholic Welfare Bureau in conjunction with the United States government. Antonio immigrated to the United States age fourteen in October of 1961. Antonio's experiences within the Pedro Pan program where unique, in that after arriving and temporarily settling in Miami, Florida, he was...
Show moreAntonio Leon was one of 14,008 Cuban children who were part of ( Operation Pedro Pan (1961-1965). These children immigrated to the United States unaccompanied by their parents under the sponsorship of the Catholic Welfare Bureau in conjunction with the United States government. Antonio immigrated to the United States age fourteen in October of 1961. Antonio's experiences within the Pedro Pan program where unique, in that after arriving and temporarily settling in Miami, Florida, he was relocated on three occasions to different regions within the United States- in the West in Reno, Nevada, the Southwest in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and in the Mid-West in Superior, Wisconsin.
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- 2015
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- http://purl.flvc.org/fau/fd/FA00007882_p
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- Oral histories --Florida
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- Interview with Kathleen Morris.
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- Morris, Kathleen, Beswick, Luke
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The primary topic of this interview concerned the life, teaching, and administrative career of Kathleen Morris. Kathleen Morris was a teacher at the Davie School House from 1970-1977, a teacher at Flamingo Eletnentary from 1979 to 1985, and a principal from 1985 to 2005. Throughout the interview, Kathleen provided an overview of her life that ranged from her family's move from South Bend, Indiana to Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, her time in high school and college during the 1960s, and finally her...
Show moreThe primary topic of this interview concerned the life, teaching, and administrative career of Kathleen Morris. Kathleen Morris was a teacher at the Davie School House from 1970-1977, a teacher at Flamingo Eletnentary from 1979 to 1985, and a principal from 1985 to 2005. Throughout the interview, Kathleen provided an overview of her life that ranged from her family's move from South Bend, Indiana to Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, her time in high school and college during the 1960s, and finally her career in the education system. Stories in this interview range from racial integration, urbanization, the trials and tribulations of Elementary Education, and finally the evolution of the public school system.
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- 2017
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- http://purl.flvc.org/fau/fd/FA00007886_p
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- Oral histories --Florida
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- Interview with Bob Roth.
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- Roth, Bob, Altschul, Hunter
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The primary topic of this interview was Bob Roth's lifestyle, his family, and the values important to him. Bob has been a farmer at New River Groves in Davie for over 50 years. He was able to provide insight into the experiences of the fruit business, which have interested him since his time as a student at North Miami High School in the 1960s. The discussions in this interview will cover topics such as early Davie history, Bob's family history, the fruit business, and changes in South...
Show moreThe primary topic of this interview was Bob Roth's lifestyle, his family, and the values important to him. Bob has been a farmer at New River Groves in Davie for over 50 years. He was able to provide insight into the experiences of the fruit business, which have interested him since his time as a student at North Miami High School in the 1960s. The discussions in this interview will cover topics such as early Davie history, Bob's family history, the fruit business, and changes in South Florida. The interview, which began just before the tape begins, was not interrupted to begin again. This was done as a means to keep a natural pace and flow to the discussion.
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- 2017
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- http://purl.flvc.org/fau/fd/FA00007887_p
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- Oral histories --Florida
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- Interview with David H. Segal.
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- Segal, David H., Goodwin, Michael J.
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My interview with David Segal was a thorough interview that took almost two hours. I was a little nervous, but we covered a lot of ground during the interview. Mr. Segal provided a very sobering picture of the horrors and tragedies of war, so this was an emotional interview at times for both myself and the interviewee. He recounted an instance of friendly fire with the Gurkha fighters and was open about many of his hardships such as amoebic dysentery and malaria. He had many positive things...
Show moreMy interview with David Segal was a thorough interview that took almost two hours. I was a little nervous, but we covered a lot of ground during the interview. Mr. Segal provided a very sobering picture of the horrors and tragedies of war, so this was an emotional interview at times for both myself and the interviewee. He recounted an instance of friendly fire with the Gurkha fighters and was open about many of his hardships such as amoebic dysentery and malaria. He had many positive things to say about Dr. Norman after the interview and disclosed to me a great detail about his family life. During the interview, Mr. Segal would often transition suddenly during mid-sentence and could be difficult to follow at times. Given his age, his life story frequently merged together during the interview process. His experiences of poor food and little outside help in the China India Burma war theatre confirmed what historians have called President Franklin D. Roosevelt's Europe First strategy, where all the best food and equipment went to the European continent to fight the Nazi regime. The subject did most of the talking during the interview and while I had a complete questionnaire ready, I did not use all of the questions. Instead, I allowed Mr. Segal to open up about his life and his service, which was a very insightful and· educational experience. My overall impression of Mr. Segal is that he has been through an incredible amount of difficulties as a result of his service in India and Burma. From a medical perspective, it is incredible to note that Mr. Segal is still alive given his exposure to amoebic dysentery, malaria, and the numerous amounts of surgeries he has had in his lifetime. The process of interviewing Mr. Segal was an insightful one and I hope will be of use for future scholars and his family.
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- 2015
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- http://purl.flvc.org/fau/fd/FA00007888_p
- Subject Headings
- Oral histories --Florida
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- Set of related objects
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- Interview with Amie Kay Tanner.
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- Tanner, Amie Kay, Fiorillo, Patricia
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The following is a look into the history of Deerfield Beach as told through the eyes of Arnie Kay Tanner. Ms. Tanner was born November 4, 1947, she has lived within the city her entire life. Ms. Tanner and her family have been active members within the community since settling there in the 1920s, offering a unique and extensive point of view on Deerfield Beach's history. Through her story readers/researchers will be able to see the social, economic, and political changes that have occurred as...
Show moreThe following is a look into the history of Deerfield Beach as told through the eyes of Arnie Kay Tanner. Ms. Tanner was born November 4, 1947, she has lived within the city her entire life. Ms. Tanner and her family have been active members within the community since settling there in the 1920s, offering a unique and extensive point of view on Deerfield Beach's history. Through her story readers/researchers will be able to see the social, economic, and political changes that have occurred as the city grew. Major topics of discussion in this oral history include: the contributions her father (Odas Tanner) has made to Deerfield Beach, Ms. Tanner's early life, Cracker Day, population growth, the impacts hurricanes have had on the city's grow;th and development, and President Gerald Ford's visit to the city's pier.
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- 2017
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- http://purl.flvc.org/fau/fd/FA00007889_p
- Subject Headings
- Oral histories --Florida
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- Set of related objects
