7 10 61 https://www.bristoworalhistory.org/files/original/48853fe23390fca3475b7f00b848da41.png 4aa32e6e4b9b30faaa5da0527bf4aeda Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Family Histories Type The nature or genre of the resource Oral History Subject The topic of the resource Oral accounts of various family histories Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Bristow Historical Society, oral history collection Oral History A resource containing historical information obtained in interviews with persons having firsthand knowledge. Interviewer The person(s) performing the interview Robert L. “Bob” McCarty Interviewee The person(s) being interviewed Floyd Luther Blythe OHMS Object This field contains the OHMS Hyperlink (link to the XML file within the OHMS Viewer) https://bristoworalhistory.org/ohms/viewer.php?cachefile=OHP-00010-01_Floyd_Blythe.xml Interview Keyword This field adds keywords to the Omeka Oral History item type. Keywords are included in the OHMS XML, this field in Omeka will allow for full data migration between OHMS XML and the Omeka Record. This field does not impact the OHMS / Omeka integration and is optional if you do not need to map the “keywords” field in the OHMS XML to the corresponding Omeka record. Cato moving OHMS Object Text This field contains the OHMS Index and / or Transcript and is what makes the contents of the OHMS object searchable in Omeka 5.4 OHP-0010-01 Floyd Luther Blythe OHP-0010-01 Bristow Historical Society - Oral History Archive Pinehill Community Bristow Historical Society, Inc. Cato Cato moving Floyd Luther Blythe Robert L. “Bob” McCarty MP3 1:|19(14)|38(3)|64(12) 0 https://bristoworalhistory.org/interviews/OHP-0010-01 Blythe, Floyd.mp3 Other audio 0 Camping on the creek FB: --and of course he helped the baby up and put out the fire, and they said they sold every hog and every [indecipherable] they had and every hog and everything they had. You know, they camped on the creek there for a few days. I don’t know how long, now. But they killed every living thing they had. He kept one horse that he traveled a little on. He took it out to the middle of the cornfield and tied it up. Corn was big and tall, you know, old horse was [inaudible] and they didn’t tie their hogs. Discussion of camping near a creek in Missouri camping ; Cato ; creek ; hogs ; Missouri Camping ; creek 68 Finding a Cemetery BM: Now then, how, how did you find the cemetery? MM: What was you doing— FB: Oh— BM: What was you doing? Memories of finding a cemetery Blythe ; cemetery ; Georgie ; Mary cemetery 150 A Broken Hip BM: This is Floyd telling as much as he can remember on how Aunt Sis or Mary Jane got her hip broke. FB: Well, the Johns (ph) were on their way to the reunion and she somehow or another, Aunt Sis broke her hip. And they brought her back to the house and left her and went on to the reunion. And that’s about all I can say on that. Floyd telling of a broken hip hip ; reunion broken hip In this 1976 interview, Floyd Luther Blythe (1911-1994) briefly discusses some early family history outside Cato, Missouri. FB: --and of course he helped the baby up and put out the fire, and they said they sold every hog and every [indecipherable] they had and every hog and everything they had. You know, they camped on the creek there for a few days. I don&#039 ; t know how long, now. But they killed every living thing they had. He kept one horse that he traveled a little on. He took it out to the middle of the cornfield and tied it up. Corn was big and tall, you know, old horse was [inaudible] and they didn&#039 ; t tie their hogs. MM: About whereabout was that, that happened? Whereabouts did that happen? FB: That happened two miles from here, it&#039 ; s two miles east. BM: Two miles east from here. FB: Uh-huh. MM: Could you hear, were they screaming, everybody-- BM: [inaudible] could you give a pretty good description of where, where it&#039 ; s at-- FB: Well, it&#039 ; s two miles east of Cato (ph), Missouri [indecipherable] MM: Okay, now about this-- BM: Now then, how, how did you find the cemetery? MM: What was you doing-- FB: Oh-- BM: What was you doing? FB: Well, I--I don&#039 ; t know, I was over there one day haying, I think, and this cemetery was growed up in sprouts and bushes pretty thick, all in it, and I got out in there, I don&#039 ; t remember why, but I did. I got out in the brush. I found this marker, this stone that said Blythe on it. And I looked after some questions about it and found out on the [indecipherable] side of the creek there and my grandfather and grandmother. MM: I thought this was back when--I bet Georgie&#039 ; s (ph) buried there, and Mary (ph). FB: Well that, that&#039 ; s dad&#039 ; s brother. MM: Your dad&#039 ; s brother? FB: Uh-huh. MM: There&#039 ; s two Georgie&#039 ; s! (ph) FB: Oh, there is two there. MM: There&#039 ; s two of them. FB: But I don&#039 ; t know that thing was--it may have been Uncle George&#039 ; s [indecipherable]. They had about three, I think, buried there. MM: [Inaudible.] pause in tape BM: This is Floyd telling as much as he can remember on how Aunt Sis or Mary Jane got her hip broke. FB: Well, the Johns (ph) were on their way to the reunion and she somehow or another, Aunt Sis broke her hip. And they brought her back to the house and left her and went on to the reunion. And that&#039 ; s about all I can say on that. BM: Okay, that&#039 ; s--that&#039 ; s good enough. end of interview audio 0 https://bristoworalhistory.org/ohms/viewer.php?cachefile=OHP-00010-01_Floyd_Blythe.xml OHP-00010-01_Floyd_Blythe.xml Sort Priority This field should be added if you are using the Philly Theme with your OHMS Plugin Suite. Consult the Philly Theme User Guide for details. 1600 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Floyd Luther Blythe Description An account of the resource In this 1976 interview, Floyd Luther Blythe (1911-1994) briefly discusses some early family history outside Cato, Missouri. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context OHP-0010-01 Subject The topic of the resource Cato Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1989-09-21 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource audio