Notes on information contributed by Mrs Kermode, The Howe, aged 91 years, interviewed by Mrs Barishnikov and MQ
Date(s): 11 June 1950
Scope & Content: Vervain; Kellagh y Dromagh; Woven belts; Leather belt to carry grease-horn and to carry butter to fishing; Threshing; Horse-mill; Thumb rope; Winnowing; Chaff as bedding; Marriage - horses - fishermen's guns; Spinning - clothes - economy - stockings; Thries; Chapel lighting; Sunday candles; Gorse porches; Harry Ballyelse (Cubbon) preacher; Tea at the Chapel; Rhymes; Flax growing; Water supply; Pinafore; Building the old chapel (Howe?); Carranes - sheepskin rug - goose grease for bronchitis; Boots and laces; White caps; Herbs; Table at farm; Beggars; Food - salting goose - Roast dried livers - cheese - Buffalo meat - Sollaghyn - Cowrie - Rennet - Exchange of food; Payment - Puddings - pudding sauce - potato pudding - boiled puddings - fruit - Christmas box.
Language: English
Extent: 6 pages
Item name: typescript
Collection: Manuscript Archive
Level: ITEM
ID number: FLS K/019-A