The Joe Kearney project
by Paul Vancil, Barbara Wasser, Crawford, Memphis State University. Oral History Research Office, Kearney, Carol Laney, Chester M. Morgan
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NOTE: Transcription on a portion of the program of Joe Kearney funeral
This is the Oral History Research Office of Memphis State University. This project is "The Joe Kearney Project". The place is Memphis, Tennessee. The dates are November 18, 1976 and February 8 and 14, 1977. The interview is with Joe Kearney. The interview is by Dr. Charles W. Crawford, Director of the Memphis State University Oral History Research Office and is transcribed by Carol Laney.
Description: 1 v. (various pagings).
This is the Oral History Research Office of Memphis State University. This project is "The Joe Kearney Project". The place is Memphis, Tennessee. The dates are February 12 and 26, 1976. The interview is with Joe Kearney. The interview is by Chester Morgan of Memphis State University Oral History Research Office and is transcribed by Barbara Wasser.
Description: 38, 37 leaves.
This is the Oral History Research Office of Memphis State University. This project is the "Joe Kearney Funeral". The place is Robin Hood Lane Missionary Baptist Church, Memphis, Tennessee. The date is February 6, 1983. This is the program of the funeral in which Dr. Charles Crawford has a part.
Description: 4 leaves.
Forms part of: Oral History Collection, Special Collections Department, University Libraries, The University of Memphis
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