Edna Johnson BUTTERFIELD (b. 1890)

Residence: Woodfell; Princeton
Occupation(s): Farm wife
Family Origin: Family came from Michigan (1888)

Interviews

Edna Johnson Butterfield Interview #1, 10/11/1973

Topics:
Family halfway house at Woodfell. Subsistence living. Hoodoo miners and local economy. Early towns. 10-11-73 1 hr LS
Duration:
1:53:17
Interviewer:
Laura Schrager
Keywords:
Swedish Americans dances death education families farming food holidays illness immigrants literary medicine miners mines moving saloons schools wool
Locations:
Palouse Princeton Harvard Woodfell
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Edna Johnson Butterfield Interview #2, 10/19/1976

Topics:
Courtship. Mother's schedule. Dresses. Coming of industry. 10-19-73 1 hr LS
Duration:
1:02:01
Interviewer:
Laura Schrager
Keywords:
Great Depression children clothing dances families horses logging midwives railroads threshing
Locations:
Palouse Woodfell
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Source
Preferred Citation:
"Edna Johnson BUTTERFIELD (b. 1890)", Latah County Oral History Collection, University of Idaho Library Digital Collections, https://www.lib.uidaho.edu/digital/lcoh/people/butterfield_edna.html
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