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9064
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In Part I of a two-part article, Grant describes five weeks she spent with her uncle and a fishing crew on Topsail Island in 1934. She was seven years old. The crew was made up of thirty-five back-country watermen and farmers, who stayed on the Island from August to November. The crew fished for mullets, and each man cleaned and packed his own shares of the catch. Shares were divided into a sort of monetary system dependent upon a creman's rank, and what supplies he provided to the expedition.
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The State (NoCar F 251 S77), Vol. 46 Issue 12, May 1979, p8-11, il
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9227
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Part II of The Mullet Fisherman, the first part of which was published in May, 1979. In this part, the author describes his boyhood experience with a fishing crew. He goes into further detail about camp life and methods of fishing.
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The State (NoCar F 251 S77), Vol. 47 Issue 2, July 1979, p16-17, 29, il
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