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Contributors
Interviewee: O'Hanley, Joe
Audio engineer: Gray, Tristan John
Date Recorded
Unknown year
Date Digitized
2010-08-04
Abstract
This is an interview with Joe O'Hanley. In this interview Joe talks about his family history, fishing, lobster canneries, drownings, home remedies, Dr. Roddie, superstitions, Gaelic, horses, butchers, shoveling snow for the railway, jobs he did, potato farming, chewing tobacco, and various other topics.
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Physical Location
Held by Reg "Dutch" Thompson
Duration
01:02:38
Model
1 1 Item in Collection
Transcript
SIDE A 00:00:00 -- 00:12:25
Discussion about various topics including his grandparents, the family cannery, starting fishing at the age of 13, a winter of bad ice, his Bruce Stewart boat engine, old men fishing with dories, the cookhouse, and ticks; O'Hanley, ticks, fishing, fishermen, Bruce Stewart engines, boat engines, dories, ice, winter, canneries, fish prices.

SIDE A 00:12:25 -- 00:25:22
Discussion about various topics including canneries, trawls, big lobsters, breakfast, unloading lobsters, his first job in the cannery, fish inspectors, wages, fiddlers and Pius MacPhee drowning; drowning, Pius MacPhee, canneries, trawls, lobsters, breakfast, fish inspectors, wages, fiddlers.

SIDE A 00:25:22 -- 00:31:12
Discussion about his grandmother, her work and home remedies, his half brother, and his birth; doctors, Dr. Roddie MacDonald, home remedies, Dr. Roddie.

SIDE A ends at 00:31:12.
SIDE B 00:31:21 -- 00:41:45
Discussion about hurting himself after a party, stories of Dr. Roddie, local stores, his first time smoking, and superstitions; superstitions, Dr. Roddie, doctors, stores, smoking, tobacco, cigarettes.

SIDE B 00:41:45 -- 00:53:15
Discussion about various topics including Gaelic, horses, Joe Steel the travelling butcher, Minnie McGee, WWI, The Halifax Explosion, big snows, and shoveling snow for the railway; deep snow, Gaelic, Joe Steel, horses, butchers, Minnie McGee, WWI, Halifax Explosion, snow, shoveling.

SIDE B 00:53:15 -- 01:02:38
Working hard for a dollar a day, types of jobs he did, digging potatoes by hand, potato varieties, buying new clothes, eggs on the farm, and chewing tobacco; chewing tobacco, wages, potato digging, potato varieties, clothes, eggs.

Tape ends at 01:02:38.