http://odeo.com/channels/119136-Jack-Robinson-Historical-Researcher JackRobinsonHistoricalResearcher no <p>Jack Robinson, Historical Researcher&#8217;s channel</p> Jack Robinson, Historical Researcher&#8217;s channel Jack Robinson, Historical Researcher&#8217;s channel en-us 40 Tue, 17 Apr 2007 17:07:34 -0700 Tue, 17 Apr 2007 17:07:34 -0700 http://odeo.com/episodes/11179593-Old-African-American-uplifting-song-from-ca-1900-to-1910 Rose Ruffin, age 90 years young, gave an oral history to Jack Robinson, Researcher of local history (southeastern North Carolina) in April 2007. Her Grandmother, Martha Fisher, former slave, gave Rose many warm memories to include old African American folk songs. Rose sings one favorite tune that she heard back in the late 1920s and 1930s. All audio and research are copyrighted, forms have been properly signed, and are in the possession of Jack Robinson, Researcher of local history. http://www.jackrobinsonbooks.com Rose Ruffin, age 90 years young, gave an oral history to Jack Robinson, Researcher of local history (southeastern North Carolina) in April 2007. Her Grandmother, Martha Fisher, former slave, gave Rose many warm memories to include old African American folk songs. Rose sings one favorite tune that she heard back in the late 1920s and 1930s. All audio and research are copyrighted, forms have been properly signed, and are in the possession of Jack Robinson, Researcher of local history. http://www.jackrobinsonbooks.com Rose Ruffin, age 90 years young, gave an oral history to Jack Robinson, Researcher of local history (southeastern North Carolina) in April 2007. Her Grandmother, Martha Fisher, former slave, gave Rose many warm memories to include old African American folk songs. Rose sings one favorite tune that she heard back in the late 1920s and 1930s. All audio and research are copyrighted, forms have been properly signed, and are in the possession of Jack Robinson, Researcher of local history. http://www.jackrobinsonbooks.com tag:odeo.com,2007-04-17,11179593 Tue, 17 Apr 2007 17:07:34 -0700 no Jack Robinson, Historical Researcher war, Family, Gifts, song, History, research, tourism, Church, carolina, cemetery, african american, slave, grave, civil war http://odeo.com/episodes/1767549-Book-Reading-Captain-Otway-Burns-War-of-1812-Privateer-Not-a-Pirate This is the first reading from the book, Captain Otway Burns And His Ship Snap Dragon. This reading is from chapter one, pages 25-26, and discusses geneology and Captain Burns’ early life. Captain Burns was a War of 1812 Privateer (not a pirate) and later in life was a local businessman and then a controversial North Carolina state legislator. His life was filled with challenges, adventures, and mystery. You can purchase Captain Otway Burns And His Ship Snap Dragon from the Swansboro, NC bookstore {The Book Shelf—1-910-325-1200; Fax 1-910-325-9103) or at Amazon.com (books) This is the first reading from the book, Captain Otway Burns And His Ship Snap Dragon. This reading is from chapter one, pages 25-26, and discusses geneology and Captain Burns’ early life. Captain Burns was a War of 1812 Privateer (not a pirate) and later in life was a local businessman and then a controversial North Carolina state legislator. His life was filled with challenges, adventures, and mystery. You can purchase Captain Otway Burns And His Ship Snap Dragon from the Swansboro, NC bookstore {The Book Shelf—1-910-325-1200; Fax 1-910-325-9103) or at Amazon.com (books) This is the first reading from the book, Captain Otway Burns And His Ship Snap Dragon. This reading is from chapter one, pages 25-26, and discusses geneology and Captain Burns’ early life. Captain Burns was a War of 1812 Privateer (not a pirate) and later in life was a local businessman and then a controversial North Carolina state legislator. His life was filled with challenges, adventures, and mystery. You can purchase Captain Otway Burns And His Ship Snap Dragon from the Swansboro, NC bookstore {The Book Shelf—1-910-325-1200; Fax 1-910-325-9103) or at Amazon.com (books) tag:odeo.com,2006-08-23,1767549 Wed, 23 Aug 2006 07:11:25 -0700 no Jack Robinson, Historical Researcher http://odeo.com/episodes/1743613-Lecture-on-preserving-family-history Jack Robinson, a retired US Marine and now a historical researcher living in Jacksonville, Onslow County, North Caroina discusses with a Civil War Reenactment group the need to preserve family history. This audio segment discusses how at times family histories get lost, misplaced, and even discarded. To learn more about Jack Robinson and the books that he has written visit: http://www.jackrobinsonbooks.com or http://library-thing-thing.blogspot.com/ Thank you for taking time to listen to this podcast JMR Jack Robinson, a retired US Marine and now a historical researcher living in Jacksonville, Onslow County, North Caroina discusses with a Civil War Reenactment group the need to preserve family history. This audio segment discusses how at times family histories get lost, misplaced, and even discarded. To learn more about Jack Robinson and the books that he has written visit: http://www.jackrobinsonbooks.com or http://library-thing-thing.blogspot.com/ Thank you for taking time to listen to this podcast JMR Jack Robinson, a retired US Marine and now a historical researcher living in Jacksonville, Onslow County, North Caroina discusses with a Civil War Reenactment group the need to preserve family history. This audio segment discusses how at times family histories get lost, misplaced, and even discarded. To learn more about Jack Robinson and the books that he has written visit: http://www.jackrobinsonbooks.com or http://library-thing-thing.blogspot.com/ Thank you for taking time to listen to this podcast JMR tag:odeo.com,2006-08-18,1743613 Fri, 18 Aug 2006 06:03:24 -0700 no Jack Robinson, Historical Researcher war, Family, History, book, research, photography, battle, pirate, tourism, bible, gift, privateer, document, preservation