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  • Letter, 1911 March 7
    Letter from Maria Harpin and Phillippe Sansoucy, to Corinne Harpin and Napoleon Sansoucy.
  • Juliette Filteau, interviewed by Steffan Duplessis and Mark Silber
    1695 Juliette Filteau, interviewed by Steffan Duplessis and Mark Silber, February 19, 1981, Lewiston, Maine. Filteau discusses her childhood in Canada during the 1910s and 20s; moving to Lewiston in 1923; working in the shoe shop as a teenager; nuns and a convent in Canada; raising her daughter’s children; dates with her future husband; importance of religion and changes in Catholicism; leaving her alcoholic first husband, her catering business; opening her restaurant; dealing with drunks; buying black market food during WWII; serving Franco-American food; taking care of her parents; and making maple sugar in Canada. Text: 39 pp. partial transcript. Recording: T 1816 1 hour.
  • Marguerite Michaud, interviewed by Mark Silber and Raymond Pelletier
    1687 Marguerite Michaud, interviewed by Mark Silber and Raymond Pelletier, February 19, 1981, Lewiston, Maine. 44 pp. Tape: 1 1/2 hrs. w/ handwritten trans. Michaud talks about her life as a Franco-American; her experience writing songs. Partially in French. Text: transcript (handwritten). Recording: T 1808 1 1/2 hours, partially in French.
  • Odilie Maillet, interviewed by Raymond Pelletier and Marcella Sorg
    1686 Odilie Maillet, interviewed by Raymond Pelletier and Marcella Sorg, February 19, 1981, Lewiston, Maine. 15 pp. Tape: 1 1/2 hrs. w/ partial trans. (Side 1, French; Side 2, English). Maillet talks about her life as a Franco-American. Text: partial transcript. Recording: T 1807 CD 2525 1 1/2 hours, partially in French.
  • Francoise Bolduc Charest, interviewed by Marcella Sorg and Steffan Duplessis
    1682 Francoise Bolduc Charest, interviewed by Marcella Sorg and Steffan Duplessis, February 19, 1981, Auburn, Maine. 29 pp. Tape: 1 3/4 hrs. w/ partial trans. French. Charest talks about her life as a Franco-American. Text: partial transcript. Recording: T 1803 CD 2521 1 3/4 hours French.