Box 2
Contains 791 Results:
Two Black Crows (The Three Ravens; The Two Corbies), by Fred Haun; Mrs. Thomas Gregory, typescript, 1949
The George Boswell Papers, 1800’s – 1990’s, consists of transcriptions of 1,200 folk songs and ballads collected throughout Middle Tennessee between 1948 and 1952, personal papers, commercial sheet music, choral arrangements, and student research papers of Vanderbilt graduate, author, professor, and folklorist George Worley Boswell, 1919-1995. Much of this collection remains unprocessed.
Two Boys of Switzerland, by Broadbent, handwritten in pencil, 1952
The George Boswell Papers, 1800’s – 1990’s, consists of transcriptions of 1,200 folk songs and ballads collected throughout Middle Tennessee between 1948 and 1952, personal papers, commercial sheet music, choral arrangements, and student research papers of Vanderbilt graduate, author, professor, and folklorist George Worley Boswell, 1919-1995. Much of this collection remains unprocessed.
Two Little Boys (The Two Brothers), by Haun, typescript
The George Boswell Papers, 1800’s – 1990’s, consists of transcriptions of 1,200 folk songs and ballads collected throughout Middle Tennessee between 1948 and 1952, personal papers, commercial sheet music, choral arrangements, and student research papers of Vanderbilt graduate, author, professor, and folklorist George Worley Boswell, 1919-1995. Much of this collection remains unprocessed.
Two Little Orphans, by Nora Dean Shirley; Lola Gunnels, typescript, 1956
The George Boswell Papers, 1800’s – 1990’s, consists of transcriptions of 1,200 folk songs and ballads collected throughout Middle Tennessee between 1948 and 1952, personal papers, commercial sheet music, choral arrangements, and student research papers of Vanderbilt graduate, author, professor, and folklorist George Worley Boswell, 1919-1995. Much of this collection remains unprocessed.
Two Little Orphans, by Bill Brumley, typescript; photocopy
The George Boswell Papers, 1800’s – 1990’s, consists of transcriptions of 1,200 folk songs and ballads collected throughout Middle Tennessee between 1948 and 1952, personal papers, commercial sheet music, choral arrangements, and student research papers of Vanderbilt graduate, author, professor, and folklorist George Worley Boswell, 1919-1995. Much of this collection remains unprocessed.
Two Little Orphans, by unidentified, typescript
The George Boswell Papers, 1800’s – 1990’s, consists of transcriptions of 1,200 folk songs and ballads collected throughout Middle Tennessee between 1948 and 1952, personal papers, commercial sheet music, choral arrangements, and student research papers of Vanderbilt graduate, author, professor, and folklorist George Worley Boswell, 1919-1995. Much of this collection remains unprocessed.
Two Lovers, by Mrs. C (Carrigan), handwritten in pencil and typescript with carbon copy, 1948
The George Boswell Papers, 1800’s – 1990’s, consists of transcriptions of 1,200 folk songs and ballads collected throughout Middle Tennessee between 1948 and 1952, personal papers, commercial sheet music, choral arrangements, and student research papers of Vanderbilt graduate, author, professor, and folklorist George Worley Boswell, 1919-1995. Much of this collection remains unprocessed.
Two Rulers, The, by unidentified, typescript
The George Boswell Papers, 1800’s – 1990’s, consists of transcriptions of 1,200 folk songs and ballads collected throughout Middle Tennessee between 1948 and 1952, personal papers, commercial sheet music, choral arrangements, and student research papers of Vanderbilt graduate, author, professor, and folklorist George Worley Boswell, 1919-1995. Much of this collection remains unprocessed.
Two Sweethearts (At the Club), by Mrs. Bessie Totty, typescript, 1952
The George Boswell Papers, 1800’s – 1990’s, consists of transcriptions of 1,200 folk songs and ballads collected throughout Middle Tennessee between 1948 and 1952, personal papers, commercial sheet music, choral arrangements, and student research papers of Vanderbilt graduate, author, professor, and folklorist George Worley Boswell, 1919-1995. Much of this collection remains unprocessed.
Union Man, The, by W. H. Meadows, typescript and carbon copy, 1955
The George Boswell Papers, 1800’s – 1990’s, consists of transcriptions of 1,200 folk songs and ballads collected throughout Middle Tennessee between 1948 and 1952, personal papers, commercial sheet music, choral arrangements, and student research papers of Vanderbilt graduate, author, professor, and folklorist George Worley Boswell, 1919-1995. Much of this collection remains unprocessed.
Union Man, The, by Charles Rougemont's Grandfather, handwritten in pencil
The George Boswell Papers, 1800’s – 1990’s, consists of transcriptions of 1,200 folk songs and ballads collected throughout Middle Tennessee between 1948 and 1952, personal papers, commercial sheet music, choral arrangements, and student research papers of Vanderbilt graduate, author, professor, and folklorist George Worley Boswell, 1919-1995. Much of this collection remains unprocessed.
Vance Song, The (Vance's Farewell), by unidentified, typescript
The George Boswell Papers, 1800’s – 1990’s, consists of transcriptions of 1,200 folk songs and ballads collected throughout Middle Tennessee between 1948 and 1952, personal papers, commercial sheet music, choral arrangements, and student research papers of Vanderbilt graduate, author, professor, and folklorist George Worley Boswell, 1919-1995. Much of this collection remains unprocessed.
Vance Song, The (Vance's Farewell), by unidentified, typescript
The George Boswell Papers, 1800’s – 1990’s, consists of transcriptions of 1,200 folk songs and ballads collected throughout Middle Tennessee between 1948 and 1952, personal papers, commercial sheet music, choral arrangements, and student research papers of Vanderbilt graduate, author, professor, and folklorist George Worley Boswell, 1919-1995. Much of this collection remains unprocessed.
Vendor's Cry, by Dr. Sam L. Clark, handwritten in ink, 1938
The George Boswell Papers, 1800’s – 1990’s, consists of transcriptions of 1,200 folk songs and ballads collected throughout Middle Tennessee between 1948 and 1952, personal papers, commercial sheet music, choral arrangements, and student research papers of Vanderbilt graduate, author, professor, and folklorist George Worley Boswell, 1919-1995. Much of this collection remains unprocessed.
Vicksburg Soldier, The (On Chicamauga's Battle-Field), by Allene Francisco, handwritten in ink
The George Boswell Papers, 1800’s – 1990’s, consists of transcriptions of 1,200 folk songs and ballads collected throughout Middle Tennessee between 1948 and 1952, personal papers, commercial sheet music, choral arrangements, and student research papers of Vanderbilt graduate, author, professor, and folklorist George Worley Boswell, 1919-1995. Much of this collection remains unprocessed.
Vilikins and His Dinah (William and Dinah B), by unidentified, typescript
The George Boswell Papers, 1800’s – 1990’s, consists of transcriptions of 1,200 folk songs and ballads collected throughout Middle Tennessee between 1948 and 1952, personal papers, commercial sheet music, choral arrangements, and student research papers of Vanderbilt graduate, author, professor, and folklorist George Worley Boswell, 1919-1995. Much of this collection remains unprocessed.
Volunteer's Wife to Her Husband, The, by Joseph Walker, typescript
The George Boswell Papers, 1800’s – 1990’s, consists of transcriptions of 1,200 folk songs and ballads collected throughout Middle Tennessee between 1948 and 1952, personal papers, commercial sheet music, choral arrangements, and student research papers of Vanderbilt graduate, author, professor, and folklorist George Worley Boswell, 1919-1995. Much of this collection remains unprocessed.
Wagoner's Lad, by Mrs. Jim Barding, typescript
The George Boswell Papers, 1800’s – 1990’s, consists of transcriptions of 1,200 folk songs and ballads collected throughout Middle Tennessee between 1948 and 1952, personal papers, commercial sheet music, choral arrangements, and student research papers of Vanderbilt graduate, author, professor, and folklorist George Worley Boswell, 1919-1995. Much of this collection remains unprocessed.
Walkin' on the Green Grass, by Mrs. W. M. Jones, handwritten in pencil; typescript with carbon copy, 1949
The George Boswell Papers, 1800’s – 1990’s, consists of transcriptions of 1,200 folk songs and ballads collected throughout Middle Tennessee between 1948 and 1952, personal papers, commercial sheet music, choral arrangements, and student research papers of Vanderbilt graduate, author, professor, and folklorist George Worley Boswell, 1919-1995. Much of this collection remains unprocessed.
Walk, Tom Wilson, by Mrs. L. D. Lawrence, handwritten in pencil, 1949
The George Boswell Papers, 1800’s – 1990’s, consists of transcriptions of 1,200 folk songs and ballads collected throughout Middle Tennessee between 1948 and 1952, personal papers, commercial sheet music, choral arrangements, and student research papers of Vanderbilt graduate, author, professor, and folklorist George Worley Boswell, 1919-1995. Much of this collection remains unprocessed.
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