Oral history of Miss Tabitha DeVisconti, February 8, 1979
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- Oral history of Miss Tabitha DeVisconti, February 8, 1979
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- Oral history interview with Tabitha DeVisconti. DeVisconti spends the majority of the interview describing the history of the town of Farmville, its churches, hotels, politics, railroads, schools, industry, agriculture, fire department, and the town's participation in World Wars I and II. She also describes her family's arrival in the United States from Scotland and their settling in Farmville, the building of her house by her grandfather, James W. May, her parents, and her upbringing. Interviewer: Frances D. Moye.
- Date
- February 08, 1979
- Original Format
- oral histories
- Extent
- 10cm x 63cm
- Local Identifier
- DAO56737
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- Agriculture--North Carolina--Farmville--History
- Schools--North Carolina--Farmville--History
- Farmville (N.C.)--History
- DeVisconti, Tabitha Marie, 1890-1983
- Farmville (N.C.)--Church history
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- Location of Original
- Farmville Public Library
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I don’t know anything about this particular item, but I also interviewed Midd De Visconti—and a couple of dozen other Farmville and former Farmville residents—for the Southern Oral History Program at the University of North Carolina during the summer of 1977. The tapes to my interviews are all held in the Southern Historical Collection at UNC in Chapel Hill.