Frances Llewellyn T2 [Tape Two]

Contributors
Interviewer: Thompson, Reg "Dutch"
Interviewee: Llewellyn (Lavers), Frances
Researcher: MacKay, Paul
Audio engineer: MacKay, Paul
Date Recorded
Unknown year
Date Digitized
2010-12-08
Abstract
This is an interview with Frances Llewellyn (nee Lavers) of Georgetown, PEI. In this interview Frances talks about traveling over the ice, Georgetown, hats, homemade clothing, orphans, her family, her brother's service in WWII, horses, traveling, and various other topics.
Genre
Interview
Subject (Geographic)
Montague, PE
Georgetown, PE
Subject (Temporal)
1930s
WWII
Rights
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Physical Location
Held by Reg "Dutch" Thompson
Duration
00:32:09
Member of
Dutch Thompson Audio Collection
Model
1 1 Item in Collection
Transcript
***This tape is SIDE A only, SIDE B is blank.
SIDE A 00:00:00 -- 00:02:41
Discussion about traveling over the ice continues on from Tape One; ice travel, walking.

SIDE A 00:02:41 -- 00:03:21
Discussion about school and concerts; concerts, school.

SIDE A 00:03:21 -- 00:07:57
Discussion about stores in Georgetown, with mention of hats; Georgetown, J. J. Hughes, bananas, Condon's Confectioneries, Peter Solomon, tailors, milliners, hats, Peter Morrison, MacConnell.

SIDE A 00:07:57 -- 00:09:11
Discussion about homemade clothing; homemade clothes, clothes, Mabel Stewart, Mabel Lavers.

SIDE A 00:09:11 -- 00:10:57
Discussion about visiting and her mother nursing; nursing, visiting, Mabel Stewart, Mabel Lavers.

SIDE A 00:10:57 -- 00:12:32
Discussion about the orphanage; home children, orphans, orphanages, Victor Bernard.

SIDE A 00:12:32 -- 00:13:50
Discussion about homemade clothing continues; flour bag clothes, homemade clothes, clothes.

SIDE A 00:13:50 -- 00:15:31
Discussion about her parents and her siblings; Mabel Stewart, Mabel Lavers, Harry Lavers.

SIDE A 00:15:31 -- 00:18:11
Discussion about her brother Dick serving in WWII and his death; WWII, Dick Lavers, diphtheria, Richard Lavers.

SIDE A 00:18:11 -- 00:19:47
Discussion about homemade clothing continues; homemade clothes, clothes, Mabel Stewart, Mabel Lavers.

SIDE A 00:19:47 -- 00:23:14
Discussion about horses; horses, smart horses.

SIDE A 00:23:14 -- 00:23:40
A brief discussion about ghosts and the phantom ship; phantom ship.

SIDE A 00:23:40 -- 00:24:35
Discussion about radio; Ma Perkins, radios, radio.

SIDE A 00:24:35 -- 00:25:45
Discussion about traveling; traveling.

SIDE A 00:25:45 -- 00:29:20
Discussion about the orphanage continues; orphans, orphanage.

SIDE A 00:29:20 -- 00:32:09
Discussion about Peter and Willie Johnston and a girl who was traded for a goose; African Canadians, Montague, Peter Johnston, Willie Johnston, 1930s.

Tape ends at 00:32:09.