Each folder includes a typed transcription of the cassette tape, often with a handwritten copy and/or changes made later by the interviewee. An index, with page numbers, of subjects covered in the interviews is included, plus a form with biographical information about the interviewee. There is a signed Release Form at the back of each folder. The transcriptions are filed in numerical order.

Waltrip Family. Born 1921 in Five Forks. James City County.

Occupation:  Housewife.  Grew up on Nicholson Street in Williamsburg.

Father went to William and Mary and was Professor/Chair of Chemistry Department.  Born in 1928.  Chandler Court.  Bruton Parish.

Dore Family. Peacock Hill.  Early 1900’s.

Wife of Dr. Baxter Bell of Bell Hospital. Talks of Eastern State, Bell Hospital and more. Occupation: Nurse.

Born early 1900s.  Jamestown Island. Hickory Signpost Road. Black History.

Growing up in Williamsburg area.

Occupation:  Real Estate, Lumber. Born 1916 in James City County at Windsor Castle. Mayflower descendant of Francis Eaton.  Toano.  Forge Road. Burnt Ordinary.  Farming.

Born 1907. York Street.  Black History.

Family store in Toano. Schools in Toano and Williamsburg, and William and Mary.

Garrett Family, Father on faculty at William and Mary.  Born 1898.

Occupation:  Vice President of Colonial Williamsburg Foundation.  Born in 1911. Carter’s Grove.  Grove.

Skipwith Farm.  Farming.  Longhill Road. Early 1900’s.

Grove. York County.  Naval Weapons Station.  Black History.

Born about 1900.  Moved to James City County in 1920. Farming.

Occupation:  Teacher.  Moved to Williamsburg in 1918.  Born in 1910.

Family Occupation: Farmer.  Lived in Kingsmill area, Longhill Road and Camp Peary.

Occupation:  Food Purchasing Agent for Colonial Williamsburg.  Family lived in Williamsburg for many generations.

Occupation:  Owner of Kinnamon’s Garage and Wrecker Service. Born 1913. Came to Williamsburg in 1919.

Transcript not located.

Born 1890.  Lived on Chickahominy Road, born in Fluvanna, Virginia.  Did farm work for Hankins family.

Williamsburg Female Institute. Born about 1900.