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Interview with Ivy Dean (conclusion) and interview with Mr. and Mrs. Snaders

Accession No.: 
PL1.093b

pêche ; chevrette ; crevette ; poisson ; bayou ; blackberries ; bateaux ; grosserie ; volaille ; taille de la famillie ; jardin ; gombo ; chou ; tomates ; jardinage ; crab ; jambon ; white beans ; patates ; beef chops ; oignons ; navets ; cuisine cadienne ; indiens ; qualité de cuisine ; musique cadienne ; radio ; télévision ; émission passe-partout ; nouvelles en français ; religion ; stories en français ; soap operas ; english language television ; école ; enfants parlent français ; français à l’école ; français parlé en famille ; vrai français ; religion catholique ; prières catholiques en français ; problêmes de langues ; ancêtres ; créole ; cajun ; negro ; white man ; coon-ass ; indiens ; dénomination ethnique ; fashion ; cheveux ;

Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Informants: 
Ivy Dean; Mr. and Mrs. Sanders
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
Rights Usage: 
All rights reserved
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Duration: 
30:45
Digitized Date: 
Monday, December 8, 2008
Original Format: 
Audio--Cassette--60
Digital Format: 
.aiff
Storage Location: 
Archives of Cajun and Creole Folklore

Interview of M. and Mme Earl Badot by Cécyle Trépanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.094

Sujets des questions/rŽponses de lÕentrevue en franais: Earl Badot;‰ge;ŽlŽvŽ ˆ Westwego, Louisiane;Nouvelle-OrlŽans;marriage;travailler dans le service;parle toujours en anglais en couple;maison;dŽloger;parents;pre de Earl Badot; Lonni Badot; nŽ ˆ LaRose; parle franais et anglais;mre de Earl Badot; Annie LeBlanc; parle franais et anglais;pre de Mme Earl Badot; Peter Bergeron; Thibodeaux; parle franais et anglais;mre de Mme Sujets des questions/réponses de l’entrevue en français: Earl Badot;âge;élevé à Westwego, Louisiane;Nouvelle-Orléans;marriage;travailler dans le service;parle toujours en anglais en couple;maison;déloger;parents;père de Earl Badot; Lonni Badot; né à LaRose; parle français et anglais;mère de Earl Badot; Annie LeBlanc; parle français et anglais;père de Mme Earl Badot; Peter Bergeron; Thibodeaux; parle français et anglais;mère de Mme Earl Badot; Augustine Landry; parle français et anglais;frères; soeurs; Joe Badot; charpentier;Mildred Badot;Norris Badot; foreman;Cliff Badot; travail avec une compagnie d’huile;Gloria Badot; marié à Irvin Badot; Reg Badot;enfants; parler le français;Sandra Badot; Shelley Badot;Sherry Badot; Sheila Badot; Aulderman;cousins;visiter la campagne;grand-parents;téléphoner;parrain;filleuls; filleules;Grand île;famille; parenté;amis;Noirs; Westwego;l’ouvrage;magasin; l’aide du gouvernement;l’hôpital; boss; maison;noyade; repas;nourriture; café; boissons gazeuses;nourriture préférée; gâteau à la courge; courge blanche;fruits de mer;bouillir des crabes;gumbo; pêcher; poisson; crabes; chevrettes;permit pour vendre des chevrettes;jardin;musique; musique cadienne; bals; Westwego; danser; noces; Nouvelle-Orléans;chasser; pêcher; bateau d’aluminum; bateau à fond-plat;Lafitte; programme à la radio en français;programme à la télévision;religion; religion Catholique; le chapelet; la messe; les prières en français;le Carême;festivals;Mardi Gras; parade;le service; Guerre Coréenne; Guam;visiter d’autres places en Louisiane;American Legion;éducation; école secondaire;apprendre le français à l’école;qualité du français; différent du français Cadien;loi en Louisiane pour l’enseignement du français dans les écoles; CODOFIL; professeurs francophones; définition d’un Cadien; gagne toujours sa vie d’une manière ou d’un autre; un travaillant;Américains;Cadien; Cadien de Westwego; Cadien du bayou;parler le français; dépenser l’argent;la famille des Badot;family roots;Topics of the questions/answers of the interview in English: Earl Badot;age;raised in Westwego, Louisiana;New Orleans;mariage;worked in the service;couple always spoke English;house;move;parents;father of Earl Badot; Lonni Badot; born in LaRose; spoke French and English;mother of Earl Badot; Annie LeBlanc; spoke French and English;father of Mme Earl Badot; Peter Bergeron; Thibodeaux; spoke French and English;mother of Mme Earl Badot; Augustine Landry; spoke French and English;brothers; sisters; Joe Badot; carpenter;Mildred Badot;Norris Badot; foreman;Cliff Badot; worked for an oil company;Gloria Badot; married; Irvin Badot; Reg Badot;children; spoke French;Sandra Badot; Shelley Badot;Sherry Badot; Sheila Badot; Aulderman;cousins;visit the countryside;grandparents;telephone;godfather;godson; goddaughter;Grand Isle;family; related;friends;Blacks; Westwego;work;store; government aid;hospital; boss; house;drowning; meals;food; coffee; soda;favorite food; squash cake; white squash;seafood;crab boil;gumbo; fishing; fish; crabs; shrimps;permit to sell shrimps;garden;music; Cajun music; dances; Westwego; dance; weddings; New Orleans;hunting; fishing; aluminum boat; flatboat;Lafitte; French radio programs;television programs;religion; Catholic religion; rosary; mass; French prayers;Lent;festivals;Mardi Gras; parade;service; Korean War; Guam;visit other places in Louisiana;American Legion;education; highschool;teach French in school;quality of French; different from Cajun French;law in Louisiana to teach French in some schools; CODOFIL; francophone teachers; definition of a Cajun; always makes a living one way or another; a hard worker;Americans;Cajun; Cajun of Westwego; Cajun of the bayou;speak French; speading money;Badot family;racines de la famille;

Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
Cécyle Trépanier
Informants: 
M. and Mme Earl Badot
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
Rights Usage: 
All rights reserved
Meta Information
Duration: 
1:21:07
Digitized Date: 
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Original Format: 
Audio--Cassette--90
Digital Format: 
WAV
Bit Depth: 
24 bit
Sampling Rate: 
96k
Storage Location: 
Archives of Cajun and Creole Folklore

Interview of M. and Mme Horace Boudreaux by Cécyle Trépanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.095

Sujets des questions/réponses de l’entrevue en français: Horace Boudreaux;Westwego, Louisiane;Mme Horace Boudreaux;maison; marriage;la terre à bon marché;père de Horace Boudreaux; Wilson Boudreaux; Lockeport; couper la cane;mère de Horace Boudreaux; Octivie ?;parents parlaient français et anglais;grand-parents;père de Mme Horace Boudreaux; Guy Therio; Thibodeaux; fermier; mère de Mme Horace Boudreaux; Lotille Hunt; frères;soeurs;Ernest Boudreaux; Nola Patuis(?);Erlene Berg; mari peinture;Bella By?;Aura-Mae Terrebonne; mari peinture; Betty Stevens;tantes; oncles;cousins; cousines;visiter; visites;la campagne;marraine;parrain;reste en ville;amis;Bingo;famille;maladie de coeur; malade;travailler; jobs à contrat;réunions; conseiller de ville;la diabête;le bayou;la pêche;nourriture; nourriture préférée; salade;restaurants;boudin;fruits de mer;manger cadien; restaurants cadiens;jardin;la musique; la musique Western;bals;Cajun Bandstand;Nouvelle-Orléans;la chasse;programmes à la radio;programmes à la télévision;programmes en français;religion; religion Catholique;la messe;prières; le Carême; festival; Gumbo festival;Mardi Gras;boucherie;visiter d’autres places en Louisiane;voyages;réunions;Knights of Columbus; Lions Club; Westwego Volunteer Fire Department; Westwego Civic Association;T&T football club; clubs; associations;organisations; lire en français;français à l’école;loi en Louisiane qui dit que si 25% des parents demandent pour des cours en français, l’école est obligée de montrer le français; CODOFIL;la définition d’un Cadien; la différence d’un Cadien de ville comparé à un Cadien de la campagne;ancêtres de la famille Boudreaux;Topics of the questions/answers of the interview in English: Horace Boudreaux;Westwego, Louisiana;Mrs Horace Boudreaux;house; mariage;land sold at a good price;father of Horace Boudreaux; Wilson Boudreaux; Lockeport; cut cane;mother of Horace Boudreaux; Octivie ?;parents spoke French and English;grandparents;father of Mrs Horace Boudreaux; Guy Therio; Thibodeaux; farmer; mother of Mrs Horace Boudreaux; Lotille Hunt; brothers;sisters;Ernest Boudreaux; Nola Patuis(?);Erlene Berg; husband paints;Bella By?;Aura-Mae Terrebonne; husband paints;Betty Stevens;aunts; uncles;cousins; visit;countryside;godmother;godfather;live in the city;friends;Bingo;family;heart disease; sick;work; small contract jobs;meetings; city counselor;diabetes;bayou;fishing;food; favorite food; salad;restaurants;boudin;seafood;Cajun food; cajun restaurants;garden;music; Western music;dances;Cajun Bandstand;New Orleans;hunting;radio programs;television programs;French programs;religion; Catholic religion;mass;prayers; Lent; festival; Gumbo festival;Mardi Gras;boucherie;visit other places in Louisiana;travel;Knights of Columbus; Lions Club; Westwego Volunteer Fire Department; Westwego Civic Association;T&T football club; clubs; associations;organizations; read in French;French in school;law in Louisiana that says if 25% of the parents ask for French courses, schools are obligated to teach; CODOFIL;definition of a Cajun; difference between a city Cajun compared to a rural Cajun;Boudreaux family ancestors

Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
Cécyle Trépanier
Informants: 
M. and Mme Horace Boudreaux
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
Rights Usage: 
All rights reserved
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Duration: 
1:03:28
Digitized Date: 
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Original Format: 
Audio--Cassette--90
Digital Format: 
WAV
Bit Depth: 
24 bit
Sampling Rate: 
96k
Storage Location: 
Archives of Cajun and Creole Folklore

Interview of Mme Richard Arrington by Cécyle Trépanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.096

Sujets des questions/réponses de l’entrevue en français: Mme Richard Arrington;Bayou Lafourche; Cutoff, Louisiane;mari né à Clayton, New Mexico;élevé à Tuscon, Arizona;mariage; mari parle anglais;maison;Westwego, Louisiane;construction de la maison;déménager;père de M. Richard Arrington; Charles Arrington de North Carolina;mère de M. Richard Arrington; Catherine Rogers de Texas;grand-parents;père de Mme Richard Arrington; Carl Galiano de Bayou Lafourche près de Raceland; mère de Mme Richard Arrington; Josephine Vega; Cutoff, Bayou Lafourche; espagnol; italien; français;frères; soeurs;Billie Jean Arrington; Ossie Arrington; Clam Arrington; Roger Arrington; Marthanela Arrington; Sadie Arrington; Dollie Arrington; Arizona;Chester Arrington; enfants;visites; Catherine Galiano; marié à un Ardoin;Emile « Milo » Junior Galiano;Landry(?) Galiano;Clara Galiano;Wiley Galiano; hérité de la terre de sa mère;parle français;Patricia Arrington; marié à Jim Bethelman;Charlotte Arrington; reste à Chalmette;cousins; cousines;visiter;téléphoner; écrire des lettres;filleuls; filleules;marraine;parraine;Westwego, Louisiane;amis;bals;Noirs;anglais;emploi;travailler;malade;manger; repas;gumbo;boudin;acheter du fruits de mer;viande; volaille;chevrettes; crevettes;jardin;musique; musique cadienne; musique country et western;Cajun Bandstand à Kenner; la chasse; la pêche;CODOFIL; religion; religion Catholique;festivals;Mardi Gras;boucherie;école;voyager;Canada;éducation;définition d’un Cadien; originaire du Canada; Acadiens; bilingue; Boogooli(?);héritage acadien;parler deux langues; Américains; différence entre un Cadien et un Américain; parler avec les mains;Cadien qui reste en ville comparer à un Cadien qui reste en campagne; un Cadien qui reste en ville parle plus les deux langues que les Cadiens en campagne; ancêtres d’Italie;Topics of the questions/answers of the interview in English: Mrs Richard Arrington;Bayou Lafourche; Cutoff, Louisiana;married and born in Clayton, New Mexico;raised in Tuscon, Arizona;marriage; husband speaks English;house;Westwego, Louisiana;house construction;moving;father of Mr. Richard Arrington; Charles Arrington of North Carolina;mother of Mr. Richard Arrington; Catherine Rogers of Texas;grandparents;father of Mrs Richard Arrington; Carl Galiano of Bayou Lafourche close to Raceland; mother of Mrs Richard Arrington; Josephine Vega; Cutoff, Bayou Lafourche; spanish; italian; French;brothers; sisters;Billie Jean Arrington; Ossie Arrington; Clam Arrington; Roger Arrington; Marthanela Arrington; Sadie Arrington; Dollie Arrington; Arizona;Chester Arrington; children;visits; Catherine Galiano; married to an Ardoin;ƒmile ÒMiloÓ Junior Galiano;Landry(?) Galiano;Clara Galiano;Wiley Galiano; inherited land from the mother;spoke French;Patricia Arrington; married to Jim Bethelman;Charlotte Arrington; lives in Chalmette;cousins; visiting;phone; write letters;godsons; goddaughters;godmother;godfather;Westwego, Louisiana;friends;dances;Blacks;English;jobs;work;sick;food; meals;gumbo;boudin;buying seafood;meat; poultry;shrimps; garden;music; acadian music; country and western music;Cajun Bandstand in Kenner; hunting; fishing;CODOFIL; religion; Catholic religion;festivals;Mardi Gras;boucherie;school;travel;Canada;education;definition of a Cajun; originates from Canada; Acadians; bilingual; Boogooli(?);acadian heritage;speaks two languages; Americans; difference between a Cajun and an American; speaks with their hands;Cajun that lives in the city compared to a Cajun that lives in the countryside; a Cajun that lives in a city speaks two languages more than Cajuns in the countryside; ancestors from Italy;

Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
Cécyle Trépanier
Informants: 
Mme Richard Arrington
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
Rights Usage: 
All rights reserved
Meta Information
Duration: 
1:21:49
Digitized Date: 
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Original Format: 
Audio--Cassette--90
Digital Format: 
WAV
Bit Depth: 
24 bit
Sampling Rate: 
96k
Storage Location: 
Archives of Cajun and Creole Folklore

Interview of M. and Mme Théophil Richard by Cécyle Trépanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.097

**Look up file PL1.098**chanson chantée en français au début de l’entrevueSujets des questions/réponses de l’entrevue en français: âge; Leeville, Louisiane;Larose, Louisiane;marriage;language parlée; Westwego, Louisiane;maison; construction de la maison;malade;vendre la viande;Golden Meadow, Louisiane;bateau; noyade; ouragan;traire la vache; oeufs; la volaille;famille Picciola;père de M. Théophil Richard; Louis Broussard; Texas; pêcheur d’huitres;mère de M. Théophil Richard; Mme Louis Lefort; Lachenière(?);grand-parents;père de Mme Théophil Richard; Libéral(?) Ledet; charpentier; piéger; bilingue;mère de Mme Théophil Richard; Lucille Boudreaux; parlait juste le français;frères; soeurs;(?) Terrebonne;Louis Broussard Junior;Marie Terrebonne;monde du bayou; bayou; parle français; Clovis(?) Ledet; Della Breaux; reste à Thibodeaux;Pearl Ledet; marié à (?); Nolan Ledet; reste à Marrero;Ernest Ledet; reste à Marrero;Forest Ledet; reste à Westwego;enfants;Loyce Richard; marié à Edward Orgeron(?);oncles; tantes; parler anglais et français; cousins;marraine;parraine;amis;Noirs;noces;l’ouvrage;l’hôpital;factorie; l’eau monte;nourriture; manger;riz; haricots; viande de cochon; viande de boeuf; chevrettes; fruits de mer;Lafitte; musique; musique cadienne;Cajun Bandstand à Kenner;programme en français à la radio; Allen Fontenot;programme en français à la télévision;prières en français; cathéchisme;le Carême; festivals;Mardi Gras; costumes; boucherie;visiter; vacances;clubs; organisations; American Legion Auxiliary; réunions;lire en français;livres d’école; éducation;français à l’école; loi en Louisiane pour enseigner le français;CODOFIL;qu’est-ce qu’est un Cadien; français différents;définition d’un Cadien; « un homme pas instruit »; monde dans la campagne;né Cadien; Cocodrie;Bayou Lafourche;Cadien sans le français; accent Cadien;différence entre un Cadien qui reste en ville comparé à un Cadien qui reste en campagne;ancêtres; hôtel; **entrevue fini avec une chanson chantée en français; chanson Jambalaya;Topics of the questions/answers of the interview in English: **Look up file PL1.098**French song played live before the start of the interviewage; Leeville, Louisiana;Larose, Louisiana;mariage;spoken language; Westwego, Louisiana;house; house construction;sick;sell meat;Golden Meadow, Louisiana;boat; drowning; hurricane;cow milking; eggs; poultry;Picciola family;father of Mr. Théophil Richard; Louis Broussard; Texas; oyster fishermen;mother of Mr. Théophil Richard; Mrs Louis Lefort; Lachenière(?);grandparents;father of Mrs Théophil Richard; Liberal(?) Ledet; carpenter; trapping; bilingual;mother of Mrs Théophil Richard; Lucille Boudreaux; spoke only French;brothers; sisters;(?) Terrebonne;Louis Broussard Junior;Marie Terrebonne;bayou people; bayou; speaks French; Clovis(?) Ledet; Della Breaux; lives in Thibodeaux;Pearl Ledet; married to (?); Nolan Ledet; lives in Marrero;Ernest Ledet; lives in Marrero;Forest Ledet; lives in Westwego;children;Loyce Richard; married to Edward Orgeron(?);uncles; aunts; speaks English and French; cousins;godmother;godfather;friends;Blacks; weddings;work;hospital;factory; high water;food; rice; beans; pig meat; beef meat; shrimp; seafood;Lafitte; music; Cajun music;Cajun Bandstand in Kenner;French radio programs; Allen Fontenot;French television programs;prayers in French; cathechism;Lent; festivals;Mardi Gras; costumes; boucherie;visiting; vacation;clubs; organizations; American Legion Auxiliary; meetings;read in French;school grades; education;French in school; law in Louisiana to teach French;CODOFIL;what is a Cajun?; different French;definition of a Cajun; “an uneducated man”; people in the countryside;born Cajun; Cocodrie;Bayou Lafourche;Cajun without French; Cajun accent;difference between a Cajun that lives in the city compared to a Cajun that lives in the countryside;ancestors; hotel; **interview ends with a song sung in French; Jambalaya song;

Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
Cécyle Trépanier
Informants: 
M. and Mme Théophil Richard
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
Rights Usage: 
All rights reserved
Meta Information
Duration: 
50:12
Digitized Date: 
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Original Format: 
Audio--Cassette--90
Digital Format: 
WAV
Bit Depth: 
24 bit
Sampling Rate: 
96k
Storage Location: 
Archives of Cajun and Creole Folklore

Interview of M. and Mme Kenneth Cantrell by Cécyle Trépanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.098

**Look up file PL1.097Topics of the questions/answers of the interview in English: Kenneth Cantrell;Barbara Cantrell; Des Allemands, Louisiana;St. Charles Parish;Westwego, Louisiana;marriage;speaks only English;house;daughters; army service;worked with oil company;Avondale;moved many times;father of Kenneth Cantrell; Casteler; manager of grocery stores;mother of Kenneth Cantrell; Laura (?);father spoke French and English;grandparents spoke French;migrated to Des Allemands from Bayou Lafourche; Larose area;father of Barbara Cantrell; (?) Galiano; bilingual; Bayou Lafourche;mother of Barbara Cantrell; Mabel Goodman; bilingual;language spoken with parents at home;brothers; sisters;Jordan Cantrell;Ronald Cantrell;Kirk Cantrell;children;Robert (?); Gretna, Louisiana;daughters;Chris Cantrell;Nancy Cantrell;Amy Cantrell;aunts; uncles;countryside;cousins;family;godchildren; godchild;godparents; family relatives;family last names;friends; people of color;work; cane field;government aid;food; meals; dirty rice; meat; Cajun food; garden; music; Cajun music;dances;Cajun Bandstand in Kenner;fishing; Lafitte area; French radio programs;French television programs;religion Catholic; religion practices;church; mass; Catholic school;people of Cajun descendants;hurricane brought people from Chenier and Grand Isle to Westwego;Baptist; Assembly of God; Jewish;clubs; school; trade school;education; school grade levels;French in school; law in Louisiana that if 25% of parents wants French classes taught in school;CODOFIL; French programs;opinion of what is a Cajun?; “descendant of the people who migrated to Louisiana from Acadia”;Acadian; Acadia is in Canada; Acadians settled in St. James Parish area in 1700Õs; St. Martinville; Lafayette, Louisiana;Cajun identity; Americans;Is French language an important part to be a Cajun?;born Cajun; French language revival;Cajun culture customs;teach French in schools; teach Cajun culture customs in school; how to know who is a Cajun?;difference between an urban Cajun and a rural Cajun;family roots; Spain; Germany; great grandfather;Jacques Cantrell; represent French Government; Natchez Trace; St. James Parish; chased out by Indians of Louisiana; Cabanose(?); Indian name;festivals;traveled in USA;Mardi Gras; boucherie;visited other places in Louisiana;Sujets des questions/réponses de l’entrevue en français: Kenneth Cantrell;Barbara Cantrell; Des Allemands, Louisiane;Paroisse St. Charles;Westwego, Louisiane;mariage;parle seulement l’anglais;maison;filles; le service;travaille avec compagnie d’huile;Avondale;déloger plusieurs fois;père de Kenneth Cantrell; Casteler; gérant de magasins de grocerie;mère de Kenneth Cantrell; Laura (?);père parlait français et anglais;grand-parents parlaient français;déloger à Des Allemands de Bayou Lafourche; Larose;père de Barbara Cantrell; (?) Galiano; bilingue; Bayou Lafourche;mère de Barbara Cantrell; Mabel Goodman; bilingue;langue parlée avec parents à la maison;frères; soeurs;Jordan Cantrell;Ronald Cantrell;Kirk Cantrell;enfants;Robert (?); Gretna, Louisiane;filles;Chris Cantrell;Nancy Cantrell;Amy Cantrell;tantes; oncles;campagne;cousins;famille;filleuls; marraine; parrain;noms de famille;amis; personnes de couleurs;travail; champs de cannes à sucres;aide du gouvernement;manger; repas; dirty rice; viande; manger Cadien; jardin; musique; musique Cadienne;danses;Cajun Bandstand ˆ Kenner;pêche; Lafitte; programmes à la radio en français;programmes à la télévision en français;religion Catholique; pratiques religieuses;église; messe; école Catholique;personnes d’héritage Cadienne;ouragans ont amené des personnes de Chenier et Grand Isle à Westwego;Baptiste; Assembly of God; Juif;clubs; école; formation professionelle;éducation; niveaux à l’école;cours de français dans les écoles; loi en Louisiane quand 25% des parents veulent des classes de français enseignés dans les écoles;CODOFIL; programmes en français;opinion de ce que c’est un Cadien?; « descendant de personnes qui ont migré en Louisiane d’Acadie »;Acadien; Acadie est dans le Canada; Acadiens établis dans la région de la Paroisse de St. James en 1700’s; St. Martinville; Lafayette, Louisiane; identité Cadienne; Américans;Est-ce que la langue française est une partie importante pour être Cadien?;né Cadien; renaissance de la langue française;coutumes de la culture Cadienne;enseigne français dans les écoles; enseigne les coutumes de la culture Cadienne dans les écoles; Comment peut-on reconnaitre un Cadien?;différence entre un Cadien urbain et un Cadien de la campagne;racines familiales; Espagne; Allemagne; grand grand-père;Jacques Cantrell; représente gouvernement Français; Natchez Trace; Paroisse St. James; chassé par les Indiens de la Louisiane; Cabanose(?); nom Indien;festivals;voyager dans les Etats-Unis;Mardi Gras; boucherie;visiter autres places dans la Louisiane;

Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
Cécyle Trépanier
Informants: 
M. and Mme Kenneth Cantrell
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
Rights Usage: 
All rights reserved
Meta Information
Duration: 
1:27:23
Digitized Date: 
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Original Format: 
Audio--Cassette--90
Digital Format: 
WAV
Bit Depth: 
24 bit
Sampling Rate: 
96k
Storage Location: 
Archives of Cajun and Creole Folklore

Interview of M. and Mme Leroy Champagne by Cécyle Trépanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.099

Sujets des questions/réponses de l’entrevue en français: âge;Westwego, Louisiane;Nouvelle-Orléans;marriage;maison; maison bâtie;piéger; grenouilles;rats; rat musqué; blette;famille;déloger;père de M. Leroy Champagne; Persey Champagne; Bayou Des Allemands;mère de M. Leroy Champagne; Elvine Roger(?); Thibodeaux;l’anglais; le français;grand-parents; grand-mère seulement français;bilingue;bayou; père de Mme Leroy Champagne; Edgar Casteler(?); charpentier; worked for slaves; Jackson Brewery; mère de Mme Leroy Champagne; Ila(?) McCloud; Mississippi;frères; Merrero;James Champagne; Larry Champagne; Clifton Champagne; enfants;soeurs; frères;Edgar; Doris; Betty;garçon; filles;Thomas Champagne;Christine Champagne;Wilma Champagne;Wanda Champagne;école; éducation;enfants comprennent le français;cousins; Mike Mateigne;visites; visiter la parenté;visiter la famille;téléphoner à la campagne;les enfants écrivent des lettres;campagne;parrain;marraine;filleuls; nanaine;amis;l’ouvrage; aide du gouvernement;repas; manger;haricots; poulet frit; ragoèt; fricassé;nourriture préférée;manger Cadien;boudin;fruits de mer;musique; musique cadienne; disco musique;danses; bals;pêcher; Lafitte; bateau;Golden Meadow;programme en français à la radio;programmes ˆ la télévision;religion; pratiques religieuses;le Carême; ne mange pas de viande les vendredi et les mercredi;Mardi Gras; parade à Westwego;boucherie;association; clubs; Civics Association;éducation; livres à l’école;lire en français; écrire en français;apprendre le français à l’école;enseignants;loi en Louisiane qui dit que si 25% des parents dans un école demandent pour le français, ils doivent l’enseigner;CODOFIL;définition d’un Cadien; français Cadien; descendants d’Acadie; personne qui parle français; personne du bayou; identité Cadienne;né Cadien; Cadiens en Louisiane;manières de vivre; reconnaitre un Cadien d’un Américain;Cadien de la ville comparé à un Cadien de la campagne; Cadien urbain; Cadien rurual;pays Cadien; enfants des Cadiens;Topics of the questions/answers of the interview in English: age;Westwego, Louisiana;New Orleans;mariage;house; built house;trapping; frogs;rats; muskrat; blette;family;moved;father of Mr. Leroy Champagne; Persey Champagne; Bayou Des Allemands;mother of Mr. Leroy Champagne; Elvine Roger(?); Thibodeaux;English; French;grandparents; grandmother only speaks French;bilingual;bayou; father of Mme Leroy Champagne; Edgar Casteler(?); carpenter; worked for slaves; Jackson Brewery; mother of Mme Leroy Champagne; Ila(?) McCloud; Mississippi;brothers; Merrero;James Champagne; Larry Champagne; Clifton Champagne; children;sisters; brothers;Edgar; Doris; Betty;boys; daughters;Thomas Champagne;Christine Champagne;Wilma Champagne;Wanda Champagne;school; education;children understand French;cousins; Mike Mateigne;visits; visit relatives;visit family;telephone to the countryside;children write letters;countryside;godfather;godmother;godchildren; nana; nanny;friends;work; government aid;meals; food;beans; fried chicken; stew; fricassé;preferred food;Cajun food;boudin;seafood;music; Cajun music; disco music;dances; fishing; Lafitte; boat;Golden Meadow;radio programs in French;television programs;religion; religious practices;Lent; ne mange pas de viande les vendredi et les mercredi;Mardi Gras; Westwego parade;boucherie;association; clubs; Civics Association;education; school levels; grade level in school;read in French; write in French;learn French in school;teachers;law in Louisianathat says that if 25% of the parents of a school demand French, they must teach it;CODOFIL;definition of a Cajun; Cajun French; descendants of Acadia; people who speak French; people of the bayou; Cajun identity;born Cajun; Cajuns of Louisiana;lifestyle; recognize a Cajun from an American;Cajun of the city compared to a Cajun of the countryside; urban Cajun; rural Cajun;Cajun country; children of Cajuns;

Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
Cécyle Trépanier
Informants: 
M. and Mme Leroy Champagne
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
Rights Usage: 
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Duration: 
1:03:48
Digitized Date: 
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Original Format: 
Audio--Cassette--90
Digital Format: 
WAV
Bit Depth: 
24 bit
Sampling Rate: 
96k
Storage Location: 
Archives of Cajun and Creole Folklore

Interview of M. and Mme Eliot Cantrell by Cécyle Trépanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.100

Sujets des questions/réponses de l’entrevue en français : âge; Mme Eliot Cantrell; né à Garyville, Louisiane;M. Eliot Cantrell;bayou;déloger beaucoup;Westwego, Louisiane;marriage;langue parlée en couple; français et anglais;maison;déloger à Westwego de Merrero;l’ouvrage; déménagé plusieurs fois;mère de M. Eliot Cantrell; Marie Laurent(?); Paroisse Saint James;père de M. Eliot Cantrell; Septime Cantrell; foregeron;grand-parents;père de Mme. Eliot Cantrell; Elfege(?) Deon; mason;mère de Mme. Eliot Cantrell; Clara LeBlanc; le français; lÕanglais;frères; soeurs;Cécile Dugas;Hilda Grégoire;Malvina Rodrigue;enfants; petits enfants;Robert Cantrell; reste à West Circle; travaille sur les puits d’huile;oncles; tantes;cousins; cousines;campagne;visites;téléphoner à la campagne;écrire des lettres à la campagne;filleuls;parrain;marraine;voisins; amis;Noirs;travaille pour le traitement des égouts; Paroisse Jefferson;jobs;l’aide de gouvernement;chevrettes;repas; nourriture;haricots blancs; haricots rouges;fruits de mer;restaurants cadiens; petit jardin; musique cadienne;bals;programmes à la télévision;pratiquer la religion; religion Catholique;prières;Carême;festivals;boucherie;visiter en Louisiane;vacances;livres d’école; éducation;oncles; tantes;lire le français;loi en Louisiane qui dit que si 25% des parents dans un école demandent pour le français, ils son obliger de l’enseigner;CODOFIL;enseigner le français; enseignants;définition d’un Cadien; mange n’importe quoi;est-ce que quelqu’un est né Cadien?; l’identité Cadienne;est-ce que quelqu’un est Cadien pour toujours?; si il continue de parler français;tu peux reconnaitre un Cadien par la manière qu’il parle; différence entre un Cadien qui reste en vile avec un Cadien qui reste en campagne;ancêtres de la famille Cantrell; la Bretagne en France;ancêtres de la famille Guillot;Topics of the questions/answers of the interview in English: age;Mrs Eliot Cantrell; born in Garyville, Louisiana;Mr. Eliot Cantrell;bayou;moved a lot;Westwego, Louisiana;mariage;language spoken in couple; French and English;house;moved to Westwego from Merrero;work; moved many times;mother of Mr. Eliot Cantrell; Marie Laurent(?); Saint James Parish;father of Mr. Eliot Cantrell; Septime Cantrell; blacksmith;grandparents;father of Mrs. Eliot Cantrell; Elfege(?) Deon; mason;mother of Mrs. Eliot Cantrell; Clara LeBlanc; French; English;brothers; sisters;Cécile Dugas;Hilda Grégoire;Malvina Rodrigue;children; grandchildren;Robert Cantrell; lives in West Circle; works on oil wells;uncles; aunts;cousins;countryside;visits;phoned to the countryside;wrote letters to the countryside;godchildren;godfather;godmother;neighbors; friends;Blacks;work in water treatment; Jefferson Parish;jobs;government aid;shrimps;meals; food;white beans; red beans;seafood;Cajun restaurant; small garden; Cajun music;dances;television programs;religion practices; Catholic religion;prayers;Lent;festivals;boucherie;visit in Louisiana;vacation;school grade levels; education;uncles; aunts;read in French;law in Louisiana that says that if 25% of the parents of a school demand French, they are obliged to teach French;CODOFIL;teach French; teacher;definition of a Cajun; eats anything;Is someone born a Cajun?;Is someone a Cajun forever?; if they continue to speak French;you can recognize a Cajun by the way they speak; difference between a Cajun that lives in a city with a Cajun that lives in the countryside;Cantrell family ancestors; Brittany in France;Guillot family ancestors;

Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
Cécyle Trépanier
Informants: 
M. and Mme Eliot Cantrell
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
Rights Usage: 
All rights reserved
Meta Information
Duration: 
52:15
Digitized Date: 
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Original Format: 
Audio--Cassette--90
Digital Format: 
WAV
Bit Depth: 
24 bit
Sampling Rate: 
96k
Storage Location: 
Archives of Cajun and Creole Folklore

Interview of M. and Mme Clyde Breaux by Cécyle Trépanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.101

Sujets des questions/réponses de l’entrevue en français: Clyde Breaux;âge;né à Bourg, Louisiane;marriage;Westwego, Louisiane;langue parlée ensemble; l’anglais;maison;métier;déménager;père de Clyde Breaux; Harry Breaux;mère de Clyde Breaux; Angèle Boudreaux;parents;bilingue;grand-parents;père de Mme Clyde Breaux; Clairville Matherne; Bayou Bleu;mère de Mme Clyde Breaux; Nora Bouquet(?); Bayou Bleu;frères; soeurs;Harris Breaux;Wayne Breaux;Florence Breaux; Sister Placide;Emma-Louise Breaux;plus facile à parler anglais;petits enfants ne parlent pas anglais;Elaine Ogeron; Ray Mathern;Tara; Lauraine; Caroline; Marie LeBoeuf; Bayou Cane; Homecourt subdivision;Buster;enfants; Evelyn Freeman;Diana Heel;Catherine Elton(?);(?) Mansfield; oncles; tantes;Bourg, Louisiane;cousins; cousines;apprendre à parler le français; les parents parlaient avec les enfants;visiter la famille; visiter; visiter dans la campagne;grand-parents;écrire des lettres;filleuls;parrain;marraine;amis; voisins;Noirs; personne de couleur qui parle français;l’ouvrage; jobs; l’aide du gouvernement;travail dans une factotrie;maison; manger; nourriture;boudin;fruits de mer;restaurants cadiens;campagne;jardin;musique cadienne; musique;bals; danser;danses mélangées avec les Noirs et les Blancs; danses mixtes; bals mixtes;Nouvelle-Orléans; magasiner;arrêter la pêche et la chasse quand il a délogé à Westwego;programmes en français à la radio; Golden Meadow;programmes de télévision;le français est trop difficile;religion; pratiques religieuses;festivals;Mardi Gras; parade;boucherie;Bayou Lafourche;vacances;lire le français;livres à l’école;enseigner le cathéchisme;éducation;enseigner le français;qualité de français; français cadien;loi en Louisiane qui dit que si 25% des parents dans un école demandent pour le français, ils doivent le montrer;CODOFIL; montrer le français à l’école;WWNO radio station;qu’est-ce qu’est un Cadien?; l’identité Cadienne;né Cadien ou devient Cadien?;Gouverneur Cadien;est-ce qu’un Cadien l’est même s’il ne parle pas le français?; cuisine comme un Cadien;comment distinguer un Cadien d’un Américain; la manière qui parle;Cadien qui reste dans la campagne en comparaison d’un Cadien en ville; plus d’acces à l’éducation;les ancêtres de la famille Breaux; Canada;les ancêtres de la famille Matherne; Canuck français; Canuck;Topics of the questions/answers of the interview in English: Clyde Breaux;age;born in Bourg, Louisiana;mariage;Westwego, Louisiana;language spoken together; English;house;career;moved;father of Clyde Breaux; Harry Breaux;mother of Clyde Breaux; Angèle Boudreaux;parents;bilingual;grandparents;father of Mme Clyde Breaux; Clairville Matherne; Bayou Bleu;mother of Mme Clyde Breaux; Nora Bouquet(?); Bayou Bleu;brothers; sisters;Harris Breaux;Wayne Breaux;Florence Breaux; Sister Placide;Emma-Louise Breaux;easier to speak in English;grandchildren donÕt speak English;Elaine Ogeron; Ray Mathern;Tara; Lauraine; Caroline; Marie LeBoeuf; Bayou Cane; Homecourt subdivision;Buster;children; Evelyn Freeman;Diana Heel;Catherine Elton(?);(?) Mansfield; uncles; aunts;Bourg, Louisiana;cousins; learned to speak French; parents spoke with their children;visit family; visit; visit in the countryside;grandparents;write letters;godchildren;godfather;godmother;friends; neighbors;Blacks; people of color that spoke French;work; jobs; government aid;work in a factory;house; food; boudin;seafood;Cajun restaurants;countryside; country;garden;Cajun music; music;dances; dance;mixed dances with Blacks and Whites; mixed dances; mixed bals;New Orleans; shopping;stopped fishing and hunting when he moved to Westwego;French radio programs; Golden Meadow;television programs;French is too difficult;religion; religious practices;festivals;Mardi Gras; parade;boucherie;Bayou Lafourche;vacation;read in French;grade level in school;taught cathechism;education;teach French;quality of French; Cajun French;law in Louisiana that says that if 25% of the parents of a school demand French, they are obliged to teach French;CODOFIL; teach French in school;WWNO radio station;what is a Cajun?; born Cajun or become Cajun?;Cajun Governor;Is someone Cajun even if they don’t speak French?; cook like a Cajun;How to distinguish a Cajun from an American; the way they speak;Cajun that lives in the country in comparison to a Cajun in the city; more access to education;Breaux family ancestors; Canada;Matherne family ancestors; French Canuck; Canuck;

Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
Cécyle Trépanier
Informants: 
M. and Mme Clyde Breaux
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
Rights Usage: 
All rights reserved
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Duration: 
1:25:58
Digitized Date: 
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Original Format: 
Audio--Cassette--90
Digital Format: 
WAV
Bit Depth: 
24 bit
Sampling Rate: 
96k
Storage Location: 
Archives of Cajun and Creole Folklore

Interview of Mme Ronald Chiasson by Cécyle Trépanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.102

Topics of the questions/answers of the interview in English: Angelica Chiasson; born in Bruckenau, Germany; raised in Westwego. Louisiana;age;Ronald Chiasson; born and raised in Westwego, Louisiana; accountant for Gulf Miss(?);mariage;house;service in Germany;Merrero;work; jobs;grandmother from Poland;all people from Angelica Chiasson’s mother side are in Germany; godmother; Poland;grandparents of Ronald Chiasson spoke French; spoke broken Englishfather of Ronald Chiasson; Eunice Chiasson; Houma area; speaks French; bilingual;mother of Ronald Chiasson; (?); English speaker;frères; soeurs;Wayne Lemoine; works for the railroad;Wayne Chiasson;Sonya Chiasson; Brandon Chiasson;children; sons; Chris Chiasson;Mark Chiasson;aunts; uncles;speak French; French language;cousins;children spend a lot of time with the grandparents;godchildren;godmother; godfather;relatives;friends;visit; Blacks;Jackson Brewery Company;moonlighting;government aid;meals; food;seafood; crawfish;gumbo;boudin;rural area; countryside; fresh produce;music; country and western; cajun music;dancing; Bingo; bowling;New Orleans;fishing; Lake Salvador;radio programs; French programming on radio;teach French on television;church; Catholic religion; religion;priests; priest salaries; mass;festivals; Gumbo Festival;Mardi Gras;visit other places in Louisiana;vacations;clubs; sport leagues;school; education; read French;Cajun French; French in school; teach German; teach French in schools;law in Louisiana that says that if 25% of the parents of a school demand French, they are obliged to teach French;CODOFIL;what is a Cajun?; person born and raised in Louisiana that knows all the history; learned to eat everything in the area; Cajun had a lot of Indian; Houma; speaks that French;Coonass;accent; does a person become a Cajun or is born a Cajun?;Patricia Arnelle; Pat Ragusa;heritage;How do you tell a Cajun from an American; by the accent; by how they speak;difference between a rural Cajun and an urban Cajun;roots; Lemoine family ancestors;Sujets des questions/réponses de l’entrevue en français: Angelica Chiasson; né à Bruckenau, Allemagne; élevé à Westwego, Louisiane;âge;Ronald Chiasson; né et élevé à Westwego, Louisiane; accountant for Gulf Miss(?);mariage;maison;service en Allemagne;Merrero;travail; emplois;grand-mère de la Polande;tout le monde du côté de la mère d’Angelica Chiasson sont en Allemagne; marraine; Polande;grand-parents de Ronald Chiasson parlaient français; parlaient l’anglais cassé;père de Ronald Chiasson; Eunice Chiasson; région d’Houma; parle français; bilingue;mère de Ronald Chiasson; (?); parle anglais;frères; soeurs;Wayne Lemoine; travaille sur le chemin de fer;Wayne Chiasson;Sonya Chiasson; Brandon Chiasson;enfants; garçons; Chris Chiasson;Mark Chiasson;tantes; oncles;parle le français; langue française;cousins;enfants dépensaient beaucoup de temps avec les grand-parents;filleuls;marraine; parrain;parenté;amis;visite; Noirs;compagnie Jackson Brewery;travail au noir;l’aide du gouvernement;repas; nourriture;fruits de mer; écrevisses;gumbo;boudin;région rurale; campagne; produits alimentaires frais;musique; country et western; musique cadienne;danser; Bingo; jouer aux quilles;Nouvelle-Orléans;pêcher; Lac Salvador;programmes à la radio; programmation à la radio en français;enseigner le français à la télévision;église; religion Catholique; religion;prêtes; salaires des prêtes; messe;festivals; Gumbo Festival;Mardi Gras;visiter autres places en Louisiane;vacances;clubs; ligues de sports;école; éducation; lire le français;français Cadien; français à l’école; enseigner la langue Allemande; enseigner le français dans les écoles;loi en Louisiane qui dit que si 25% des parents dans un école demandent pour le français, ils doivent le montrer;CODOFIL;qu’est-ce qu’est un Cadien?; personne né et élevé en Louisiane qui connait toute leur histoire; appris à manger toute qu’il y avait dans la région; Cadien a beaucoup d’Indien de mélangé; Houma; parle en français;Coonass;accent; est-ce qu’une personne est né Cadien ou devient un Cadien?; l’identité Cadienne;Patricia Arnelle; Pat Ragusa;héritage;Comment dit-on la différence entre un Cadien d’un Américain; par l’accent; parle la manière qu’ils parlent;différence entre un Cadien rural et un Cadien urbain;racines; ancêtres de la famille Lemoine;

Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
Cécyle Trépanier
Informants: 
Mme Ronald Chiasson
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
Rights Usage: 
All rights reserved
Meta Information
Duration: 
55:34
Digitized Date: 
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Original Format: 
Audio--Cassette--90
Digital Format: 
WAV
Bit Depth: 
24 bit
Sampling Rate: 
96k
Storage Location: 
Archives of Cajun and Creole Folklore

Interview of M. and Mme Essae Daigrepont by Cécyle Trépanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.103

Sujets des questions/réponses de l’entrevue en français: Essae Daigrepont; déménagé à Westwego;Mme Essae Daigrepont; né et élevé à Lockeport, Louisiane;langue parlée en couple; français et anglais mélangé;maison;voisinage à Westwego;famille a déménagé souvent;père de Essae Daigrepont; Sam Daigrepont; vient de Husser, Louisiana;mère de Essae Daigrepont; Mayma(?) Labonne; père de Mme Essae Daigrepont; Henry LeBlanc; charpentier;mère de Mme Essae Daigrepont; Elmire Boudreaux;frères; soeurs;William Daigrepont;Dorothy Daigrepont; Linda Daigrepont;enfants ne parlent pas le français;Leah(?); Merrero;Lili; Sadonia(?);Lina;(?);Richard;Norman;Henry; Bayou Lafourche;rafinerie de sucre;parle franais;Veronica Daigrepont; Felice Daigrepont; Tilman Junior Daigrepont; Christine Daigrepont; Houma; Larose; Lockeport;petits enfants;Paul Daigrepont; Daigle(?) Daigrepont; Steve Daigrepont; comprend le français mais ne parle pas le français; parle anglais;oncles; tantes;parenté en campagne;Blanche Nussa(?);grand-parents;visiter la famille;écrire des lettres;nénaine; marraine; parraine;amis;travail; l’ouvrage;l’aide du gouvernement;malade; l’hôpital; factorie de chevrettes;manger; repas; manger Cadien;fruits de mer;musique; musique cadienne;qu’est-ce qu’un Cadien;bals;Cajun Bandstand à Kenner; radio; Allan Fontenot;chasse; pêche; Lake Salvador;programmes à la radio; Golden Meadow;programmes à la télévision;religion; religion Catholique;festivals;Mardi Gras; parade à Westwego;boucherie;visiter d’autres places dans la Louisiane;livres d’école; éducation;loi en Louisiane qui dit que si 25% des parents dans un école demandent pour le français, ils doivent le montrer;qu’est-ce qu’un Cadien?; parle français; l’identité Cadienne;est-ce qu’il va avoir des Cadiens pour toujours?;comment identifier un Cadien d’un Américain?; parle avec leurs mains;la différence entre un Cadien qui reste en ville et un qui reste en campagne; Cadien urbain parle mieux anglais; Cadien rural est plus chaleureux;les ancêtres de la famille Daigrepont; France; Allemagne;Topics of the questions/answers of the interview in English: Essae Daigrepont; moved to Westwego;Mrs Essae Daigrepont; born and raised in Lockeport, Louisiana;spoken language in relationship; French and English mixed;house;neighborhood in Westwego;family often moved;father of Essae Daigrepont; Sam Daigrepont; from Husser, Louisiana;mother of Essae Daigrepont; Mayma(?) Labonne; father of Mme Essae Daigrepont; Henry LeBlanc; carpenter;mother of Mme Essae Daigrepont; Elmire Boudreaux;brothers; sisters;William Daigrepont;Dorothy Daigrepont; Linda Daigrepont;children donÕt speak French;Leah(?); Merrero;Lili; Sadonia(?);Lina;(?);Richard;Norman;Henry; Bayou Lafourche;sugarmill;speak French;Veronica Daigrepont; Felice Daigrepont; Tilman Junior Daigrepont; Christine Daigrepont; Houma; Larose; Lockeport;grandchildren;Paul Daigrepont; Daigle(?) Daigrepont; Steve Daigrepont; understand French but don’t speak French; speaks English;uncles; aunts;relatives in the countryside;Blanche Nussa(?);grandparents;visit family;write letters;godmother; godfather;friends;work;government aid;sick; hospital; shrimp factory;food; meals; Cajun food;seafood;music; Cajun music;what is a Cajun?;dances;Cajun Bandstand in Kenner; radio; Allan Fontenot;hunting; fishing; Lac Salvador;radio programs; Golden Meadow;television programs;religion; Catholic religion;festivals;Mardi Gras; parade in Westwego;boucherie;visit other places in Louisiana;school grade levels; education;law in Louisiana that says that if 25% of the parents of a school demand French, they are obliged to teach French;what is a Cajun?; speaks French; Cajun identity;will there be Cajuns forever?;how to identify a Cajun from an American?; speak with their hands;difference between a Cajun that lives in the city and one that lives in the countryside; Urban Cajuns speak better English; rural Cajuns are more friendly;Daigrepont family ancestors; France; Germany;

Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
Cécyle Trépanier
Informants: 
M. and Mme Essae Daigrepont
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
Rights Usage: 
All rights reserved
Meta Information
Duration: 
1:01:50
Digitized Date: 
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Original Format: 
Audio--Cassette--90
Digital Format: 
WAV
Bit Depth: 
24 bit
Sampling Rate: 
96k
Storage Location: 
Archives of Cajun and Creole Folklore

Interview of Mme Eugene Daigrepont by Cécyle Trépanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.104

Sujets des questions/réponses de l’entrevue en français: Daisy Daigrepont;Eugene Daigrepont;âge;Cottonport, Louisiane;Bordelonville, Louisiane;marriage;langue parlée en couple;maison;Westwego, Louisiane;voisinage;campagne;famille; déménager;père de Daisy Daigrepont; Elston(?);mère de Daisy Daigrepont; Raven(?);père de Eugene Daigrepont; Shelton(?) Daigrepont; fermier;mère de Eugene Daigrepont; Diane(?) Daigrepont;parle français; bilingue;grand-parents;Marksville; Alexandrie; soeurs; frères;Mary (?);Mabel (?);Jeanette (?);Joyce (?);Carl (?);Fayette(?);emplois;enfants;Karen(?) Daigrepont;Jean Daigrepont;Dana Daigrepont;Tina Daigrepont;oncles; tantes;cousins; cousines;visites; visiter;téléphoner; nénaine; marraine; parrain;filleuls; filleules;amis;bateaux offshore;l’aide du gouvernement;manger; nourriture; repas;fruits de mer; restaurants;saucisses fraiches achetées dans la campagne;musique cadienne; musique;Cajun Bandstand à Kenner; écoute à la radio;Soileau Records à Ville Platte;la pêche; programmes à la radio en français; Allan Fontenot; Golden Meadow;programmes à la télévision;religion Catholique; religion; messe;prières en anglais;le Carême; festivals;boucherie;club; association; éducation; école;livres à l’école; niveaux à l’école; lire le français;apprendre le français à l’école;loi en Louisiane qui dit que si 25% des parents dans un école élémentaire demandent pour le français, ils doivent le montrer;CODOFIL;qu’est-ce que c’est un Cadien?;né Cadien ou devient Cadien?;différence entre un Cadien et un Américain;différence entre un Cadien urbain et un Cadien rural;les ancêtres de la famille Daigrepont;Topics of the questions/answers of the interview in English: Daisy Daigrepont;Eugene Daigrepont;age;Cottonport, Louisiana;Bordelonville, Louisiana;mariage;spoken language in the relationship;house;Westwego, Louisiana;neighborhood;countryside;family; moved;father of Daisy Daigrepont; Elston(?);mother of Daisy Daigrepont; Raven(?);father of Eugene Daigrepont; Shelton(?) Daigrepont; farmer;mother of Eugene Daigrepont; Diane(?) Daigrepont;speak French; bilingual;grandparents;Marksville; Alexandria; sisters; brothers;Mary (?);Mabel (?);Jeanette (?);Joyce (?);Carl (?);Fayette(?);jobs;children;Karen(?) Daigrepont;Jean Daigrepont;Dana Daigrepont;Tina Daigrepont;uncles; aunts;cousins; visits; visit;telephone; nénaine; godmother; godfather;godson;goddaughter; godchildren;friends;offshore boats;government aid;food; meals;seafood; restaurants;fresh sausages bought in the countryside;Cajun music; music;Cajun Bandstand in Kenner; listen to the radio;Soileau Records in Ville Platte;fishing; radio pograms in French; Allan Fontenot; Golden Meadow;television programs;Catholic religion; religion; mass;prayers in English;Lent; festivals;boucherie;club; association; education; school;school levels; school grades; read in French;learn French in school;law in Louisiana that says that if 25% of the parents of an elementary school demand French, they are obliged to teach French;CODOFIL;what is a Cajun?;born Cajun or become Cajun?;difference between a Cajun and an American;difference between an urban Cajun and a rural Cajun;ancestors of Daigrepont family;

Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
Cécyle Trépanier
Informants: 
Mme Eugene Daigrepont
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
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Duration: 
45:49
Digitized Date: 
Thursday, June 21, 2007
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Audio--Cassette--90
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WAV
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24 bit
Sampling Rate: 
96k
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Interview of M. and Mme Adam Dantin by Cécyle Trépanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.105

Sujets des questions/réponses de l’entrevue en français: Adam Dantin; né à Westwego, Louisiane;Mme Adam Dantin; né à Nouvelle-Orléans et élevé Lafitte;marriage;maison;voisinage;métier; emplois;père d’Adam Dantin; Edia Dantin; Golden Meadow; pêcheur;mère d’Adam Dantin; Alexina(?) Hébert; Golden Meadow; Bayou Lafourche;parle seulement français; monolingue;grand-parents;père de Mme Adam Dantin; Vorice(?) Guidry;mère de Mme Adam Dantin; Velma Guillot; reste à Lafitte;frères; soeurs;Rihanna(?) Dantin; Houma, Louisiane;Laura Dantin; Merrero, Louisiane;Mary(?) Dantin; Harvey, Louisiane;Yvonne Dantin; Merrero, Louisiane;factorie à chevrettes;Ruthy (?);Sidney (?);Brigette (?);Donna (?); Charles (?);Clarence (?);enfants;Dolores Dantin;Mark Dantin;Laurie Dantin;Eileen Dantin;enfants ne parlent pas français;tantes; oncles;visiter;visiter dans la campagne; bayou;parrain; nénaine; marraine;amis; travail;l’ouvrage;bateau de chevrette; parle français sur les bateaux;souder;l’aide du gouvernement;terre volée; compagnie d’huile; rêve d’aller au Canada; pêcher; chasser; restrictions avec la pêche et la chasse;gouvernement; politiques;manger; nourriture; repas;café;repas préféré;fruits de mer; chevrettes; poisson;manger Cadien;légumes frais en campagne;musique Cadienne; musique;bals; danser;Cajun Bandstand à Kenner; Zachary Richard; Québec; chanson Lâche Pas la Patate;chasse au canard; Reservation;religion; religion Catholique;église; messe;prières; Carême;comment tu identifies un Cadien?;festivals;Mardi Gras; parade;en ville;boucherie; visiter autres places en Louisiane; voyager dans d’autres places dans les Etats-Unis;vacances;école; livres d’école; éducation; France;mère; père; parents;lire le français;cousins; cousines;loi en Louisiane qui dit que si 25% des parents dans un école élémentaire demandent pour le français, ils doivent le montrer;apprendre le français à l’école; CODOFIL; enseignante;Qui est un Cadien?; personnes français qui ont quitté la Nouvelle-ƒcosse pour venir en Louisiane;noms de famille; Zeringue; Allemands; Bayou Des Allemands;honte de parler français;Est-ce qu’on est né Cadien ou devient Cadien?;Est-ce qu’il va toujours avoir des Cadiens dans la Louisiane?;comment identifier un Cadien d’un Américain; en parlant tu peux entendre l’accent;différence entre un Cadien urbain et un Cadien rural; Cadiens des bayous;ancêtres de la famille Dantin; France; Canada;Topics of the questions/answers of the interview in English: Adam Dantin; born in Westwego, Louisiana;Mrs Adam Dantin; born in New Orleans and raised in Lafitte;mariage;house;neighborhood;jobs; work;father of Adam Dantin; Edia Dantin; Golden Meadow; fisherman;mother of Adam Dantin; Alexina(?) Hébert; Golden Meadow; Bayou Lafourche;speaks only French; monolingual;grandparents;father of Mrs Adam Dantin; Vorice(?) Guidry;mother of Mrs Adam Dantin; Velma Guillot; lives in Lafitte;brothers; sisters;Rihanna(?) Dantin; Houma, Louisiana;Laura Dantin; Merrero, Louisiana;Mary(?) Dantin; Harvey, Louisiana;Yvonne Dantin; Merrero, Louisiana;shrimp factory;Ruthy (?);Sidney (?);Brigette (?);Donna (?); Charles (?);Clarence (?);children;Dolores Dantin;Mark Dantin;Laurie Dantin;Eileen Dantin;children do not speak French;aunts; uncles;visit;visit in the countryside; bayou;godfather; nénaine; godmother;friends; work;shrimp boat; speak French on the boats;welding;government aid;stolen land; oil companies; dream of going to Canada; fishing; hunting; restrictions in fishing and hunting;government; politics;food; meals;coffee;preferred meals;seafood; shrimps; fish;Cajun food;fresh vegetables in the countryside;Cajun music; music;dances; dancing;Cajun Bandstand in Kenner; Zachary Richard; Quebec; Lâche Pas la Patate Cajun song;duck hunting; Reservation;religion; Catholic religion;church; mass;prayers; Lent;How do you identify a Cajun?;festivals;Mardi Gras; parade;in the city;boucherie; visit other places in Louisiana; traveled to other places in the United States;vacation;school; school levels; school grade; education; France;mother; father; parents;read in French;cousins; law in Louisiana that says that if 25% of the parents of an elementary school demand French, they are obliged to teach French;learn French in school; CODOFIL; teacher;Who is a Cajun?; French people who left Nova Scotia to come to Louisiana;family names; Zeringue; Germans; Bayou Des Allemands;ashamed to speak French;Is a person born a Cajun or does he become Cajun?; Will there always be Cajuns in Louisiana?;How do you identify a Cajun from an American?; by talking to them you can hear their accent;difference between an urban Cajun and a rural; Bayou Cajuns;Dantin family ancestors; France; Canada;

Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
Cécyle Trépanier
Informants: 
M. and Mme Adam Dantin
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
Rights Usage: 
All rights reserved
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Duration: 
1:14:51
Digitized Date: 
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Original Format: 
Audio--Cassette--90
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WAV
Bit Depth: 
24 bit
Sampling Rate: 
96k
Storage Location: 
Archives of Cajun and Creole Folklore

Interview of Ty and Ramona Darish by Cécyle Trépanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.106

Topics of the questions/answers of the interview in English: Tyrone Darish;age;mariage;Gretna, Louisiana;moved;father of Tyrone Darish; Taley(?) Hart Darish;mother of Tyrone Darish; Cecile Nelo(?) Bonnet;father of Ramona Darish; Pierre Billot; Golden Meadow;mother of Ramona Darish; Alice Dardar; Golden Meadow; speaks French; monolingual;brothers; sisters;Denis(?) Darish;Clayton Darish;Billy Darish;Bobby Darish;Sidney Billot; Hecton(?) Billot;Walton(?) Billot;Rose Billot;Antoine Billot;Raymond Billot;Raymonde(?) Billot;Leuvinia(?) Billot;Laurena Billot;Neva Billot;Louis Billot;Laura Billot;speaks French; speaks English;cousins; North of Louisiana;visits; countryside; visit family in the countryside;hunt; gardens;grandparents; children;telephone to people in the countryside;godfather; godmother; nénaine;friends in the countryside; friends;Texaco; Harvey District; oil company;offshore work; French spoken on boats;school; house; meals; food; seafood; fish; crabs; shrimps; oysters;Cajun music; music;Cajun Bandstand in Kenner; Allan Fontenot;fishing; hunting;radio programs in French; KLEB; WSHO;television programs in French;church; religion; Catholic religion; Baptist religion;church; prayers; rosary;festivals; Mardi Gras; parades;boucherie;visit other places in Louisiana;visit other places in United States;travel;education; school levels;read in French;law in Louisiana that says that if 25% of the parents of an elementary school demand French, they are obliged to teach French;CODOFIL; teach French in the schools;What is a Cajun?; someone who speaks French; South of Louisiana; people who work on boats; Cajun identity; livelihood; way of living;Is a person born a Cajun or does he become Cajun?; Will there always be Cajuns in Louisiana?;is the language an important part for Cajun culture?;How do you identify a Cajun from an American?; accent;difference between an urban Cajun and a rural;Billot family ancestors; France;Sujets des questions/réponses de l’entrevue en français: Tyrone Darish;âge;marriage;Gretna, Louisiane;déménager;père de Tyrone Darish; Taley(?) Hart Darish;mère de Tyrone Darish; Cecile Nelo(?) Bonnet;père de Ramona Darish; Pierre Billot; Golden Meadow;mère de Ramona Darish; Alice Dardar; Golden Meadow; parle français; monolingue;frères; soeurs;Denis(?) Darish;Clayton Darish;Billy Darish;Bobby Darish;Sidney Billot; Hecton(?) Billot;Walton(?) Billot;Rose Billot;Antoine Billot;Raymond Billot;Raymonde(?) Billot;Leuvinia(?) Billot;Laurena Billot;Neva Billot;Louis Billot;Laura Billot;parle français; parle anglais;cousins; cousines;Nord de la Louisiane;visites; campagne; visiter la famille dans la campagne;la chasse; jardins;grand-parents; enfants;téléphoner à la campagne;parrain; marraine; nénaine;amis dans la campagne; amis;Texaco; région de Harvey; compagnie d’huile;travail offshore; français sur les bateaux;école; maison; repas; nourriture; manger;fruits de mer; poisson; crabes; chevrettes; huitres;musique Cadienne; musique;Cajun Bandstand à Kenner; Allan Fontenot;pêcher; chasser;programmes à la radio en français; KLEB; WSHO;programmes à la télévision en français;église; religion; religion Catholique; religion Baptiste;messe; prières; le chapelet;festivals; Mardi Gras; parades;boucherie;visiter d’autres places en Louisiane;visiter d’autres places dans les Etats-Unis;voyager;éducation; niveaux à l’école;lire en français;loi en Louisiane qui dit que si 25% des parents dans un école élémentaire demandent pour le français, ils doivent le montrer;CODOFIL; enseigner le français dans les écoles;Qu’est-ce que c’est un Cadien?; personne qui parle français; Sud de la Louisiane; travail sur les bateaux; identité Cadienne; manière de vivre;Est-ce qu’on est né Cadien ou devient Cadien?;Est-ce qu’il va toujours avoir des Cadiens dans la Louisiane?;la langue est-elle importante pour la culture Cadienne?;comment identifier un Cadien d’un Américain; l’accent;différence entre un Cadien urbain et un Cadien rural; ancêtres de la famille Billot; France;

Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
Cécyle Trépanier
Informants: 
Ty and Ramona Darish
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
Rights Usage: 
All rights reserved
Meta Information
Duration: 
1:03:11
Digitized Date: 
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Original Format: 
Audio--Cassette--90
Digital Format: 
WAV
Bit Depth: 
24 bit
Sampling Rate: 
96k
Storage Location: 
Archives of Cajun and Creole Folklore

Interview of M. and Mme Phillip David by Cécyle Trépanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.107

Sujets des questions/réponses de l’entrevue en français: Phillip David;Mme Phillip David; âge;Bayou Lafourche;Bayou Sec, Louisiane;Napoléon;marriage;langue parlée; langue parlée en couple; le français;maison;Westwego, Louisiane;l’ouvrage;Port Allen, Louisiane;Luling, Louisiane;le service;père de Phillip David; Paul David; charpentier;mère de Phillip David; Eva Lasseigne;bilingue;père de Mme Phillip David; Thomas Breaux; mère de Mme Phillip David; Gladys Chiasson;grand-parents;Chackbay, Louisiane;frêres; soeurs;Octave David; Gretna, Louisiane;Whitney David; le français pure; le français;enfants;Zelta (?);Odette (?);Rita (?);Louis (?);Lester (?);Walter (?);enfants;parle français; ne parle pas l’anglais;Phillip Jr. David;Audrey David;Jimmy David;Kenny David;Donald David;Jennifer David;cousins; cousines;famille;visiter dans la campagne; amis;parrain; marraine; nénaine; filleuls; filleules;tantes; oncles;travail; emplois; couper des cannes;champs de cannes; récolte;l’aide du gouvernement; perdu sa vue au travail;la quête; la religion;manger; nourriture; repas; restaurants; magasin LeBlanc;fruits de mer;musique Cadienne; musique;bals;Cajun Bandstand à Kenner; Allen Fontenot;Lac Salvador; pêcher;programmes à la radio en français;religion; religion Catholique;prières en anglais;boucherie;festivals;Bayou Cannes; visiter d’autres places en Louisiane;voyager;American Legion; réunions;livres d’écoles; niveaux d’école;éducation; école;lire le français; le français enseigné à l’école semble différent;qualité de français;loi en Louisiane qui dit que si 25% des parents dans un école élémentaire demandent pour le français, ils doivent le montrer;Qu’est-ce que c’est un Cadien?; personne qui parle français; Cadien;identité Cadienne;Est-ce qu’on est né Cadien ou devient Cadien?;Est-ce qu’il va toujours avoir des Cadiens dans la Louisiane?;la langue est-elle importante pour la culture Cadienne?;comment identifier un Cadien d’un Américain à Westwego; l’accent est différent;différence entre un Cadien urbain et un Cadien rural; ancêtres de la famille David; France;ancêtres de la famille Breaux; Thibodeaux, Louisiane; Chackbay, Louisiane;Topics of the questions/answers of the interview in English: Phillip David;Mrs Phillip David;age;Bayou Lafourche;Bayou Sec, Louisiana;Napoleon;mariage;language spoken; spoken language in relationship; French;house;Westwego, Louisiana;work;Port Allen, Louisiana;Luling, Louisiana;service;father of Phillip David; Paul David; carpenter;mother of Phillip David; Eva Lasseigne;bilingual;father of Mrs Phillip David; Thomas Breaux; mother of Mrs Phillip David; Gladys Chiasson;grandparents;Chackbay, Louisiana;brothers; sisters;Octave David; Gretna, Louisiana;Whitney David; pure French; French;children;Zelta (?);Odette (?);Rita (?);Louis (?);Lester (?);Walter (?);speak French; do not speak English;Phillip Jr. David;Audrey David;Jimmy David;Kenny David;Donald David;Jennifer David;cousins; family;visit in the countryside; friends;godfather; godmother; nénaine; goddaughter; godfather; godchildren;aunts; uncles;work; jobs; cut cane;cane fields; harvest;government aid; lost eyesight at work;take the collection; religion;food; meals; restaurants; LeBlanc store;seafood;Cajun music; music;dances;Cajun Bandstand in Kenner; Allen Fontenot;Lake Salvador; fishing;radio programs in French;religion; Catholic religion;prayers in English;boucherie;festivals;Bayou Cannes; visit other places in Louisiana;travel;American Legion; meetings;school levels; grade levels;education; school;read in French; French taught in school seems different;quality of French;law in Louisiana that says that if 25% of the parents of an elementary school demand French, they are obliged to teach French;What is a Cajun?; someone who speaks French; Cajun;Cajun identity; Is a person born a Cajun or does he become Cajun?; Will there always be Cajuns in Louisiana?;is the language an important part for Cajun culture?;How do you identify a Cajun from an American?; accent;difference between an urban Cajun and a rural;David family ancestors; France;Breaux family ancestors; Thibodeaux, Louisiana; Chackbay, Louisiana;

Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
Cécyle Trépanier
Informants: 
M. and Mme Phillip David
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
Rights Usage: 
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Duration: 
1:00:43
Digitized Date: 
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Original Format: 
Audio--Cassette--90
Digital Format: 
WAV
Bit Depth: 
24 bit
Sampling Rate: 
96k
Storage Location: 
Archives of Cajun and Creole Folklore

Interview of M. and Mme Dermady by Cécyle Trépanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.108

Topics of the questions/answers of the interview in English: Thelma Guilliot; Mrs Carl Dermady;marriage;age; Westwego, Louisiana;Algiers, Louisiana;house;speak French;family; children;father of Thelma Dermady; Vernon Guilliot; Thibodeaux, Louisiana; sugarcane field worker; bilingual;mother of Thelma Dermady; Esther Gobert; Thibodeaux, Louisiana; bilingual;grandparents; spoke only French; monolingual;father of Carl Dermady; Lawrence Dermady; Algiers, Louisiana; Irish descent;mother of Carl Dermady; (?) Constance; French and German descent;brothers; sisters;Ethel Guilliot; Vernon Guilliot;Aubrey Guilliot;David Guilliot;understands French; speak French;children;Lawrence ?;Gail ?;Charlene Dermady; Carl Jr. Dermady;Mark Dermady; uncles; aunts;countryside; visit relatives; visits;Bayou;godchildren; Marrero, Louisiana;godparents; amis;work; jobs; worked in the service;sugarcane field;government aid;sick; illness;homeworker;meals;seafood;garden;Cajun music; music;dancing; dances;Cajun Bandstand in Kenner; Allen Fontenot;radio programs;television programs in French;church; religion; mass;Lent;festivals;boucherie;visit other places in Louisiana;Hurricane Betsy;school; education; level of education; grade levels;read in French;quality of French;law in Louisiana that says that if 25% of the parents of an elementary school demand French, they are obliged to teach French;CODOFIL; French teachers in Louisiana; What is a Cajun?; pure descendant of French people; Cajun identity; Is a person born a Cajun or does he become Cajun?; Will there always be Cajuns in Louisiana?;Boogalee French; Boogalee; How do you identify a Cajun from an American?; accent;difference between an urban Cajun and a rural Cajun;Dermady family roots; Guilliot family roots;Sujets des questions/réponses de l’entrevue en français: Thelma Guilliot; Mme Carl Dermady;marriage;âge; Westwego, Louisiane;Algiers, Louisiane;maison;parle français;famille; enfants;père de Thelma Dermady; Vernon Guilliot; Thibodeaux, Louisiane; travaillait dans le champs de canes; bilingue;mère de Thelma Dermady; Esther Gobert; Thibodeaux, Louisiane; bilingue;grand-parents; parlait seulement français; monolingue;père de Carl Dermady; Lawrence Dermady; Algiers, Louisiane; descendant d’Irelande;mère de Carl Dermady; (?) Constance; descendant de la France et l’Allemagne;frères; soeurs;Ethel Guilliot; Vernon Guilliot;Aubrey Guilliot;David Guilliot;comprend français; parle français;enfants;Lawrence ?;Gail ?;Charlene Dermady; Carl Jr. Dermady;Mark Dermady; oncles; tantes;campagne; visite la parenté; visites;Bayou;filleuls; filleules; Marrero, Louisiane;marraine; parrain; amis;travail; emplois; travaillait dans le service;champ de cannes;l’aide du gouvernement;malade; travail de maison;repas;fruits de mer;jardin;musique Cadienne; musique;danser; danses;Cajun Bandstand à Kenner; Allen Fontenot;programmes à la radio;programmes à la télévision en français;église; religion; messe;Carême;festivals;boucherie;visite autres places en Louisiane;Ouragan Betsy;école; éducation; niveaux d’éducation; niveaux d’études;lire en français;qualité de français;loi en Louisiane qui dit que si 25% des parents dans un école élémentaire demandent pour le français, ils doivent le montrer;CODOFIL; enseignants de français en Louisiane; Qu’est-ce que c’est un Cadien?; personne descendant purement de la France;identité Cadienne;Est-ce qu’on est né Cadien ou devient Cadien?;Est-ce qu’il va toujours avoir des Cadiens dans la Louisiane?;français Boogalee; Boogalee; comment identifier un Cadien d’un Américain?; l’accent;différence entre un Cadien urbain et un Cadien rural; racines de la famille Dermady; racines de la famille Guilliot;

Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
Cécyle Trépanier
Informants: 
M. and Mme Dermady
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
Rights Usage: 
All rights reserved
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Duration: 
1:01:05
Digitized Date: 
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Original Format: 
Audio--Cassette--90
Digital Format: 
WAV
Bit Depth: 
24 bit
Sampling Rate: 
96k
Storage Location: 
Archives of Cajun and Creole Folklore

Interview of Dwight Duay by Cécyle Trépanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.109

Topics of the questions/answers of the interview in English: Dwight Adam Duay; born in New Orleans, Louisiana; raised in Westwego, Louisiana;age;mariage; divorced;Vietnam War Veteran;only speak English;house; neighborhood;father of Dwight Adam Duay; Elmore Duay;mother of Dwight Adam Duay; Gloria Libit;parents; grandparents; spoke French; Grand Isle, Louisiana;brothers; sisters;Kenneth Duay; Harvey, Louisiana;Gene Thacker(?); Westwego, Louisiana;children; daughters;Tammy Marie Duay;Tina Marie Duay;family; relatives; visit relatives;godchildren; godparents; godfather; godmother;friends;work; Westwego Fire Department; jobs;government aid;meals; food; restaurants; Cajun food;countryside;Cajun music; music; radio programs in French; television programs; church; religion; Catholic religion; mass;prayers in English; Lent;festivals; Mardi Gras; parades;boucherie;visit other places in Louisiana; visit other places in the United States;education; school; education level;French in school;law in Louisiana that says that if 25% of the parents of an elementary school demand French, they are obliged to teach French;CODOFIL; French teachers;What is a Cajun?; bayou;Cajun identity; Cajun language;Is the language an important part for Cajun culture?;Is a person born a Cajun or does he become Cajun?; way of life in Louisiana;Will there always be Cajuns in Louisiana?;How do you identify a Cajun from an American?; accent; the way they talk;difference between an urban Cajun and a rural Cajun; way of life; family roots;Sujets des questions/réponses de l’entrevue en français: Dwight Adam Duay; né à la Nouvelle-Orléans, Louisiane; élevé à Westwego, Louisiane;âge;marriage; divorcé;vétéran de la Guerre de Vietnam;parle seulement anglais;maison; voisinage;père de Dwight Adam Duay; Elmore Duay;mère de Dwight Adam Duay; Gloria Libit;parents; grand-parents; parle français; Grand Isle, Louisiane;frères; soeurs;Kenneth Duay; Harvey, Louisiane;Gene Thacker(?); Westwego, Louisiane;enfants; filles;Tammy Marie Duay;Tina Marie Duay;famille; parenté; visite la parenté;filleuls; parrain; marraine;amis;travail; Westwego Fire Department; emplois;l’aide du gouvernement;repas; nourriture; restaurants; manger Cadien;campagne;musique Cadienne; musique; programmes à la radio en français; programmes à la télévision; église; religion; religion Catholique; messe;prières en anglais; Carême;festivals; Mardi Gras; parades;boucherie;visite autres places en Louisiane; visite autres places aux Etats-Unis;éducation; école; niveaux d’éducation;français dans les écoles;loi en Louisiane qui dit que si 25% des parents dans un école élémentaire demandent pour le français, ils doivent le montrer;CODOFIL; enseignants français;Qu’est-ce que c’est un Cadien?; identité Cadienne; langue Cadienne;est-ce que la langue est importante pour la culture Cadienne?;Est-ce qu’on est né Cadien ou devient Cadien?; façon de vivre en Louisiane;Est-ce qu’il va toujours avoir des Cadiens dans la Louisiane?;comment identifier un Cadien d’un Américain?; l’accent; la façon qu’il parle;différence entre un Cadien urbain et un Cadien rural; façon de vivre; racines familiales;

Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
Cécyle Trépanier
Informants: 
Dwight Duay
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
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Duration: 
24:25
Digitized Date: 
Thursday, June 21, 2007
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Audio--Cassette--90
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96k
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Interview of Annie Dufrene by Cécyle Trépanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.110

Sujets des questions/réponses de l’entrevue en français: Annie Dufrene; Annie Melancon;âge;Lockeport, Louisiane;Bayou Lafourche;Vacherie, Louisiane;marriage;maison;Westwego, Louisiane; déménagé pour trouver de l’ouvrage; voisinage;Bayou; père de Annie Dufrene; Clovis Melancon; piéger; recolteur; parlait seulement français;mère de Annie Dufrene; Velda(?) Roger; parlait seulement français;mari; orphelin;grand-mère; Liza(?) Perkins;grand-parents;frères; soeurs;Regina Hutchinson; Houma, Louisiane;Joseph Melancon; Larose, Louisiane;Alton Melancon; Stanley Melancon; Golden Meadow, Louisiane;Thelma Buffoni; Odea (?); Shirley Schwass(?);Velma Volpi; Marrero, Louisiane;Lea Trosclair;parle français; enfants;Andrew Dufrene; marié à Shirley Bergeron;Huey Dufrene; marié à Wanda Trahan;Serge (?) ; marié à Marion (?);Tildon (?); marié à Eunice (?);Marietta Dufrene; Wilton Dufrene; Willard Dufrene; marié à Irene (?);Edmond (?); oncles; tantes;cousins; cousines;visiter le bayou; Grand Isle, Louisiane;petits-enfants;marraine; amis; travailler; faire des cravattes; travail;éducation;l’aide du gouvernement;nourriture; manger; musique; musique Cadienne;église;Cajun Bandstand à Kenner;religion; religion Catholique;festivals;visiter autres places dans la Louisiane;voyages;livres à l’école; éducation;école;lire le français;CODOFIL;Qu’est-ce que c‘est un Cadien?; identité Cadienne; langue Cadienne;Est-ce qu’on est né Cadien ou devient Cadien?; Est-ce qu’il va toujours avoir des Cadiens dans la Louisiane?;comment identifier un Cadien d’un Américain?;différence entre un Cadien urbain et un Cadien rural; façon de vivre; racines familiales des Melancon;Topics of the questions/answers of the interview in English: Annie Dufrene; Annie Melancon;age;Lockeport, Louisiana;Bayou Lafourche;Vacherie, Louisiana;mariage;house;Westwego, Louisiana; moved to find work; neighborhood;Bayou; father of Annie Dufrene; Clovis Melancon; trapper; farmer; spoke only French;mother of Annie Dufrene; Velda(?) Roger; spoke only French;husband; orphan;grandmother; Liza(?) Perkins;grandparents;brothers; sisters;Regina Hutchinson; Houma, Louisiana;Joseph Melancon; Larose, Louisiana;Alton Melancon; Stanley Melancon; Golden Meadow, Louisiana;Thelma Buffoni; Odea (?); Shirley Schwass(?);Velma Volpi; Marrero, Louisiana;Lea Trosclair;speak French; children;Andrew Dufrene; married to Shirley Bergeron;Huey Dufrene; married to Wanda Trahan;Serge (?) ; married to Marion (?);Tildon (?); married to Eunice (?);Marietta Dufrene; Wilton Dufrene; Willard Dufrene; married to Irene (?);Edmond (?); uncles; aunts;cousins; visit the bayou; Grand Isle, Louisiana;grandchildren;godmother; friends; work; make neckties; education;government aid;food;music; Cajun music;church;Cajun Bandstand in Kenner;religion; Catholic religion;festivals;visit other places in Louisiana;travel;levels in school; grade levels; education;school;read in French;CODOFIL;What is a Cajun?; Cajun identity; Cajun language;Is a person born a Cajun or does he become Cajun?; Will there always be Cajuns in Louisiana?;How do you identify a Cajun from an American?;difference between an urban Cajun and a rural Cajun; way of life; Melancon family roots;

Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
Cécyle Trépanier
Informants: 
Annie Dufrene
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
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Duration: 
49:50
Digitized Date: 
Thursday, June 21, 2007
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Audio--Cassette--90
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24 bit
Sampling Rate: 
96k
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Interview of Mary Dugas by Cécyle Trépanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.111

Sujets des questions/réponses de l’entrevue en français: Mary Dugas;âge;Paroisse de l’Assomption, Louisiane;Bayou Lafourche;Westwego, Louisiane;parle en français;voisinage;maison; enfants;marriage;père de Mary Dugas; Joseph Homa(?); pêcheur; Paroisse de l’Assomption;mère de Mary Dugas; Olivia Magnon; Bayou Long;parle anglais; parle français;grand-parents;famille;frères; soeurs;George Ohmer(?);Clifton Ohmer(?);Agnes Dugas;Jeanette Dugas; Joseph Dugas;Vacherie, Louisiane;tantes; oncles;campagne; parents;visiter;ne connait pas lire;marraine; parrain;filleuls; filleules;amis; voisines;campagne;charpente;l’ouvrage;l’aide du gouvernement;malade; factorie de chevrettes; nettoyer les chevrettes;bayou;nourriture; repas; manger;boudin;fruits de mer;jardin;musique Cadienne; bals;Cajun Bandstand à Kenner; programmes en français à la radio;religion Catholique;religion; prières en anglais;messe;festivals;boucherie;Vacherie, Louisiane;visiter autres places en Louisiane;école; éducation;lire en français;apprendre le français à l’école;CODOFIL;loi en Louisiane qui dit que si 25% des parents dans un école élémentaire demandent pour le français, ils doivent le montrer;Qu’est-ce que c’est un Cadien?; identité Cadienne; est-ce que la langue est importante pour la culture Cadienne?;Est-ce qu’on est né Cadien ou devient Cadien?; comment identifier un Cadien d’un Américain?; la façon qu’il parle;différence entre un Cadien urbain et un Cadien rural; les ancêtres de la famille Dugas;les ancêtres de la famille Ohmer; Allemagne;Topics of the questions/answers of the interview in English: Mary Dugas;age;Assumption Parish, Louisiana;Bayou Lafourche;Westwego, Louisiana;speak French;nieghborhood;house; children;mariage;father of Mary Dugas; Joseph Homa(?); fisherman; Assumption Parish;mother of Mary Dugas; Olivia Magnon; Bayou Long;speak english; speak French;grandparents;family;brothers; sisters;George Ohmer(?);Clifton Ohmer(?);Agnes Dugas;Jeanette Dugas; Joseph Dugas;Vacherie, Louisiana;uncles; uncle;countryside; parents;visit;does not know how to read;godmother; godfather;godchildren;friends; neighbors;countryside;carpentry;work;government aid;sick; shrimp factory; clean shrimp;bayou;food; meals; boudin;seafood;garden;Cajun music; dances;Cajun Bandstand in Kenner; radio programs in French;Catholic religion;religion; prayers in English;mass;festivals;boucherie;Vacherie, Louisiana;visit other places in Louisiana;school; education;read in French;learn French in school;CODOFIL;law in Louisiana that says that if 25% of the parents of an elementary school demand French, they are obliged to teach French;What is a Cajun?; Cajun identity; Is the language an important part for Cajun culture?;Is a person born a Cajun or does he become Cajun?; How do you identify a Cajun from an American?; the way they talk;difference between an urban Cajun and a rural Cajun; Dugas family ancestors;Ohmer family ancestors; Germany;

Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
Cécyle Trépanier
Informants: 
Mary Dugas
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
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Duration: 
55:06
Digitized Date: 
Thursday, June 21, 2007
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Audio--Cassette--90
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96k
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Interview of M. and Mme Rebstock by CŽcyle TrŽpanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.112

Sujets des questions/rŽponses de lÕentrevue en franais: ‰ge; Mme Rebstock;Leeville, Louisiane;Galiano, Louisiane;mariage; Golden Meadow, Louisiane;rencontrer au bal;maison;pre de M. Rebstock; Victor Rebstock; La Chenire, Louisiane; pcheur des hu”tres;grand-pre de lÕAllemagne;mre de M. Rebstock; Eutrasia Martin; La Chenire, Louisiane;parlait le franais; le franais; grand-parents; pre de Mme. Rebstock; Epoli(?) Aymar; mre de Mme. Rebstock; Liza William;frres; soeurs;famille;Bussie(?) Rebstock;Victoria Rebstock; Vivian Rebstock;compagnie dÕhuile;parle anglais;enfants;visiter les petits-enfants;oncles; tantes;cousins; cousines;parents; campagne;parrain; marraine;filleuls; filleules;amis;travail; job; emplois;b‰teau de pche;nourriture; manger;fruits de mer;jardin;musique; musique Cadienne;bals;chasse; pcher les crabes;programmes ˆ la radio;programmes ˆ la tŽlŽvision;prires; prires en franais;religion;messe;parade;voyager;visiter dÕautres places en dehors de la Louisiane;organisations; clubs;livres ˆ lÕŽcole; Žducation;apprendre le franais ˆ lÕŽcole;loi en Louisiane qui dit que si 25% des parents dans un Žcole ŽlŽmentaire demandent pour le franais, ils doivent le montrer;CODOFIL; enseignants franais;identitŽ cadienne; quÕest-ce que cÕest un Cadien?;Est-ce quÕon est nŽ Cadien ou devient Cadien?; comment identifier un Cadien dÕun AmŽricain?; la faon quÕil parle; mŽlange de franais et anglais;diffŽrence entre un Cadien urbain et un Cadien rural; les anctres de la famille Rebstock; Allemagne;les anctres de la famille Aymar; Topics of the questions/answers of the interview in English: age; Mrs Rebstock;Leeville, Louisiana;Galiano, Louisiana;marriage; Golden Meadow, Louisiana;met at a dance;house;father of Mr. Rebstock; Victor Rebstock; La Chenire, Louisiana; oyster fisherman;grandfather from Germany;mother of Mr. Rebstock; Eutrasia Martin; La Chenire, Louisiana;spoke French; French; grandparents; father of Mrs. Rebstock; Epoli(?) Aymar; mother of Mrs. Rebstock; Liza William;brothers; sisters;family;Bussie(?) Rebstock;Victoria Rebstock; Vivian Rebstock;oil company;speak English;children;visit grandchildren;uncles; aunts;cousins; parents; countrysidegodfather; godmother;godchildren; goddaughter; godson;friends;work; job; fishing boat;food; meals;seafood;garden;music; Cajun music;dances;hunting; crab fishing;radio programs;television programs;prayers; prayers in French;religion;mass;parade;traveling; travels;visit other places outside of Louisiana;organizations; clubs;school level; grades in school; education;learning French in school;law in Louisiana that says that if 25% of the parents of an elementary school demand French, they are obliged to teach French;CODOFIL; French teachers;What is a Cajun?; Cajun identity; Is a person born a Cajun or does he become Cajun?; How do you identify a Cajun from an American?; the way they talk; a mix of English and French;difference between an urban Cajun and a rural Cajun; Rebstock family ancestors; Germany;Aymar family ancestors;

Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
CŽcyle TrŽpanier
Informants: 
M. and Mme Rebstock
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
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Duration: 
1:04:53
Digitized Date: 
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Original Format: 
Audio--Cassette--90
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WAV
Bit Depth: 
24 bit
Sampling Rate: 
96k
Storage Location: 
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Interview of Mme Roger Perez by CŽcyle TrŽpanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.113

Topics of the questions/answers of the interview in English: Roger Perez; Mrs. Roger Perez;age;born in New Orleans, Louisiana;Westwego, Louisiana;marriage;children;Peter DeSalvo Sr.; Marrrero, Louisiana; Italian;English;does not understand French;occupation; captain on tugboat;aunt raised Mrs. Perez;Bayou gauche, Louisiana;parents;father of Mrs Perez; Philip J. Simoneaux; Napoleonville;mother of Mrs Perez; Hazel Lester; Houma, Louisiana;speak French; grandparents spoke French; Grandparents were bilingual;Rene Perez;siblings;brothers; sisters;Alice Breaux; housewife;Sedonia Pitrie; Russell Perez; works on plantation in Napoleonville;Randolph Perez; Avondale Shipyard;Murphy Perez; fisherman;Herbert Perez; Evelyn Fayard; housewife;Margie Frezell; housewife;Landry Perez;Floyd Wilson Jr.; Merrero, Louisiana;Andy Wilson; Merrero, Louisiana;Colaud DeSalvo; Westwego, Louisiana;Philip DeSalvo;Randy DeSalvo;Tommy DeSalvo;Pete DeSalvo Jr.;James DeSalvo;Ann DeSalvo; Westwego, Louisiana;Judy Perez; Bayou gauche, Louisiana;Germaine Boutte; aunt that raised Mrs Perez;relatives; visits;telephone;godchildren; godmother; godfather;friends;work; tugboat; offshore work;shrimp boats; deckhand;government aid;meals; eating habits;seafood;music, Cajun music;musicians;dancing;religion; church; prayers; rosary;Lent;festivals; Mardi Gras;travel; cities; vacation;clubs; school; education;school grade; nightschool;read French;French in school; French taught in school;law in Louisiana that says that if 25% of the parents of an elementary school demand French, they are obliged to teach French;CODOFIL; organization that recruits French teachers;What is a Cajun?; a Frenchman; ancestors from France;Cajun identity; Is a person born a Cajun or does he become Cajun?; will there always be Cajuns around?;How do you identify a Cajun from another person from Westwego?; the way they talk; accent; difference between an urban Cajun and a rural Cajun; the way they pronounce the words; different dialogue;family roots;DeSalvo family ancestors; Italy;Sujets des questions/rŽponses de lÕentrevue en franais: Roger Perez; Mme Roger Perez;‰ge;nŽ ˆ la Nouvelle-OrlŽans, Louisiane;Westwego, Louisiane;mariage;enfants;Peter DeSalvo Sr.; Marrrero, Louisiane; Italien;Anglais;ne comprends pas le Franais;occupation; capitaine sur un remorqueur;tante a ŽlevŽ Mme Perez;Bayou gauche, Louisiane;parents;pre de Mme Perez; Philip J. Simoneaux; Napoleonville;mre de Mme Perez; Hazel Lester; Houma, Louisiane;parle Franais; grand-parents parle Franais; Grand-parents Žtaient bilingue;Rene Perez;frres; soeurs;Alice Breaux; femme au foyer;Sedonia Pitrie; Russell Perez; travail sur une plantation ˆ Napoleonville;Randolph Perez; Avondale Shipyard;Murphy Perez; pcheur;Herbert Perez; Evelyn Fayard; femme au foyer;Margie Frezell; femme au foyer;Landry Perez;Floyd Wilson Jr.; Merrero, Louisiane;Andy Wilson; Merrero, Louisiane;Colaud DeSalvo; Westwego, Louisiane;Philip DeSalvo;Randy DeSalvo;Tommy DeSalvo;Pete DeSalvo Jr.;James DeSalvo;Ann DeSalvo; Westwego, Louisiane;Judy Perez; Bayou gauche, Louisiane;Germaine Boutte; tante qui a ŽlevŽ Mme Perez;parentŽ; visites;tŽlŽphone;marraine; parrain;amis;travail; remorqueur; travail offshore;bateaux de chevrettes; matelot;aide du governement;repas; habitudes de manger;fruits de mer;musique, musique Cadienne;musiciens;danser;religion; Žglise; prires; chapelet;Carme;festivals; Mardi Gras;voyager; villes; vacances;clubs; Žcole; Žducation;niveau ˆ lÕŽcole; Žcole de nuit;lire en franais;franais ˆ lÕŽcole; franais enseignŽ ˆ lÕŽcole;loi en Louisiane qui dit que si 25% des parents dans un Žcole ŽlŽmentaire demandent pour le franais, ils doivent le montrer;CODOFIL; recrute des enseignants franais;identitŽ cadienne; quÕest-ce que cÕest un Cadien?; anctres originaires de la France;Est-ce quÕon est nŽ Cadien ou devient Cadien?; Est-ce quÕil y aura toujours des Cadiens alentour?;comment identifier un Cadien dÕune autre personne de Westwego?; la faon quÕil parle; accent;diffŽrence entre un Cadien urbain et un Cadien rural; la faon quÕils prononcent les mots; dialogue diffŽrent;racines familiales;anctres de la famille DeSalvo; Italie;

Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
CŽcyle TrŽpanier
Informants: 
Mme Roger Perez
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
Rights Usage: 
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Duration: 
58:56
Digitized Date: 
Thursday, June 21, 2007
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Audio--Cassette--90
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24 bit
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96k
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Interview of Mme Eugenie Perry by CŽcyle TrŽpanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.114

Sujets des questions/rŽponses de lÕentrevue en franais: Eugenie Perry;‰ge;ŽlevŽ ˆ Lockeport, Louisiane;mari est mort; nŽ et ŽlevŽ ˆ Lockeport, Louisiane;mariage;rencontrer au bal;langues parlŽes en couple; le franais;maison; paie du loyer pour la maison;Westwego, Louisiane;voisinage;Matthews, Louisiane; Ravenwood, Louisiane;New Hope, Louisiane;travailler dans le champs; lÕhabitation;enfants;soigner des curŽs(?);Terrebonne. Louisiane;volaille perdu; rŽcolte; travailler pour les rŽcoltes pour le boss;faire la rŽcolte; prs de Thibodeaux;bayou; pas de voiture;dŽmenager;ouvrage;malade;famille; parents; grand-parents;pre dÕEugenie Perry;: Joe (?)mre dÕEugenie Perry; Eveline Lasseigne;pre de Mr Perry; Vincent Perry; travaillait dans le champ;mre de Mr Perry; Josephine Barrios(?);parents parlaient le franais; bilingue;oncles; tantes;frres; soeurs;EuniceFŽlixAndrŽThŽrese;Gabriel;Clamence(?)Sidney;enfants; parlent franais;Brigitte;Jeanne;Jeannette;Best(?);Betty;Antoine;petits enfants;visiter dans la campagne;visiter;Mme Perry ne connait pas Žcrire et lire;nŽnaine; filleuls;parrain; marraine;amis;monde du bayou;visites; campagne;travaill offshore; champs de cannes;malade; h™pital;aide du gouvernement;ouvrage; travail;repas; nourriture; manger;groceries;jardin;pcher; pche aux Žcrevisses;radio; prires; chapelet; messe;prires en franais; Žcole au couvent;Carme; religion; Catholique;Assembly of God;festivals;Mardi Gras; boucherie;visiter dans dÕautres places dans la Louisiane;enfants;Žcole; Žducation; arrter lÕŽcole;livres dÕŽcole; apprendre ˆ signer leurs noms;lire en franais; apprendre le franais ˆ lÕŽcole; loi en Louisiane qui dit que si 25% des parents dans un Žcole ŽlŽmentaire demandent pour le franais, ils doivent le montrer;CODOFIL;identitŽ cadienne; quÕest-ce que cÕest un Cadien?;Est-ce quÕon est nŽ Cadien ou devient Cadien?;est-ce quÕil va toujours avoir des Cadiens?; comment identifier un Cadien dÕun AmŽricain?; la faon quÕil parle; parler un Òvrai franaisÓ;diffŽrence entre un Cadien urbain et un Cadien rural; les anctres de la famille Perry; Espagne; France;les anctres de la famille Trucsil(?);petite chanson; Topics of the questions/answers of the interview in English: Eugenie Perry;age;raised in Lockeport, Louisiana;husband is dead; born and raised in Lockeport, Louisiana;marriage; met at a dance;languages spoken in relationship; French;house; pays rent for her house;Westwego, Louisiana;neighborhood;Matthews, Louisiana; Ravenwood, Louisiana;New Hope, Louisiana;worked in the fields; habitation;children;cared for the priests;Terrebonne. Louisiana;lost poultry; harvest; worked for harvests for the boss;harvesting near Thibodeaux;bayou; no vehicle;moved; moving;work;sick;family; parents; grandparents;father of Eugenie Perry;: Joe (?)mother of Eugenie Perry; Eveline Lasseigne;father of Mr Perry; Vincent Perry; worked in the field;mother of Mr Perry; Josephine Barrios(?);parents spoke French; bilingual;uncles; aunts;brothers; sisters;Eunice;FŽlix;AndrŽ;ThŽrese;Gabriel;Clamence(?);Sidney;children; speak French;Brigitte;Jeanne;Jeannette;Best(?);Betty;Antoine;grandchildren;visit in the countryside;visit;Mrs Perry does not know how to write or read;godmother; godchildren;godfather; nanny;friends;people of the bayou;visits; countryside;offshore work; cane fields;sick; hospitals;government aid;work; meals; food; groceries;garden;fish; crawfishing;radio; prayers; rosary; mass;prayers in French; school at the convent;Lent; religion; Catholic;Assembly of God;festivals;Mardi Gras; boucherie;visit other places in Louisiana;children;school; education; quit school;grades in school; learned to sign there names;read in French; learn French at school; law in Louisiana that says that if 25% of the parents of an elementary school demand French, they are obliged to teach French;CODOFIL; What is a Cajun?; Cajun identity; what is a Cajun?;Is a person born a Cajun or does he become Cajun?; will there always be Cajuns around?;How do you identify a Cajun from an American?; the way they talk; speak a Òreal FrenchÓ;difference between an urban Cajun and a rural Cajun;family roots;Perry family ancestors; Spain; France;Trucsil(?) family ancestors;short song;

Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
CŽcyle TrŽpanier
Informants: 
Mme Eugenie Perry
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
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Duration: 
1:16:17
Digitized Date: 
Thursday, June 21, 2007
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Audio--Cassette--90
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96k
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Interview of Dotty Punch by CŽcyle TrŽpanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.115

Topics of the questions/answers of the interview in English: Dotty Punch; age; husband is deceased;born in Natchez, Mississippi; raised in Natchez, Mississippi, New Orleans, Louisiana;husband born and raised in Westwego, Louisiana;marriage; met in highschool;spoke only English with husband; house; Westwego, Louisiana;married life; father of Dotty Punch; Frank Robin(?); Milton, Louisiana;mother of Dotty Punch; Holly Leggett(?); Natchez, Mississippi;parents speak only english;grandparents; father of Mr. Punch; Johnny Punch Sr.; Lockeport, Louisiana;mother of Mr. Punch; Annie Lupp(?); Lockeport, Louisiana;sisters; brothers;Johnnny Punch Jr;Elaine Punch Lombardo;speaks French;children; sons; students;Lance Punch;Layne Punch;relatives; countryside;meals; food;musicians; singers;dancing;New Orleans, Louisiana; shopping;radio; church; Catholic; religion;mass;Cajuns in Westwego;prayers; Lent;festivals; Strawberry festival;Mardi Gras; parade on Fort Street;Fourth of July; celebrations; boucherie; visits; travel;Grand Isle, Louisiana;read French;learn French in school;law in Louisiana that says that if 35% of the parents of an elementary school demand French, they are obliged to teach French;CODOFIL; recruit French teachers;Cajun identity; what is a Cajun?; person of French descent;parents French and Spanish;Is a person born a Cajun or does he become Cajun?; will there always be Cajuns around?; way of life; language dying;How do you identify a Cajun from an American?; accent; the way they talk; difference between an urban Cajun and a rural Cajun;Bayou Lafourche;family roots;family ancestors; Oklahoma; Spain;Sujets des questions/rŽponses de lÕentrevue en franais: Dotty Punch; ‰ge; mari est dŽcŽdŽ;nŽ ˆ Natchez, Mississippi; ŽlevŽ ˆ Natchez, Mississippi et Nouvelle-OrlŽans, Louisiane;mari nŽ et ŽlevŽ ˆ Westwego, Louisiane;mariage; rencontrŽ ˆ lÕŽcole secondaire;parlait seulement anglais avec mari; maison; Westwego, Louisiane;vie mariŽe; pre de Dotty Punch; Frank Robin(?); Milton, Louisiane;mre de Dotty Punch; Holly Leggett(?); Natchez, Mississippi;parents parlaient seulement anglais;grand-parents; pre de Mr. Punch; Johnny Punch Sr.; Lockeport, Louisiane;mre de Mr. Punch; Annie Lupp(?); Lockeport, Louisiane;soeurs; frres;Johnnny Punch Jr;Elaine Punch Lombardo;parle franais;enfants; fils; Žtudiants;Lance Punch;Layne Punch;parentŽ; campagne;repas; manger;musiciens; chanteurs;danser;Nouvelle-OrlŽans, Louisiane; magasiner;radio; Žglise; Catholique; religion;messe;Cadiens dans Westwego;prires; Carme;festivals; Festival de fraises;Mardi Gras; parade sur la Rue Fort;4 juillet; cŽlŽbrations; boucherie; visites; voyage;Grand Isle, Louisiane;lire en franais;apprendre le franais ˆ lÕŽcole;loi en Louisiane qui dit que si 35% des parents dans un Žcole ŽlŽmentaire demandent pour le franais, ils doivent le montrer;CODOFIL; recruitement dÕenseignants franais;identitŽ cadienne; quÕest-ce que cÕest un Cadien?; personne de descendence Franaise;parents Franais et Espagnols;Est-ce quÕon est nŽ Cadien ou devient Cadien?;est-ce quÕil va toujours avoir des Cadiens?; faon de vivre; langue en pŽril;comment identifier un Cadien dÕun AmŽricain?; accent; la faon quÕil parle; diffŽrence entre un Cadien urbain et un Cadien rural;Bayou Lafourche; les anctres de la famille; Oklahoma; Espagne;

Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
CŽcyle TrŽpanier
Informants: 
Dotty Punch
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
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Duration: 
30:36
Digitized Date: 
Thursday, June 21, 2007
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Interview of Norma Rabelais by CŽcyle TrŽpanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.116

Topics in English:Sujets en franais:

Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
CŽcyle TrŽpanier
Informants: 
Norma Rabelais
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
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Duration: 
1:24:36
Digitized Date: 
Thursday, June 21, 2007
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Interview of M. and Mme Joseph Fontenot by CŽcyle TrŽpanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.117
Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
CŽcyle TrŽpanier
Informants: 
M. and Mme Joseph Fontenot
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
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Duration: 
58:48
Digitized Date: 
Thursday, June 21, 2007
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Audio--Cassette--90
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Interview of Mme A.M. HŽbert by CŽcyle TrŽpanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.118
Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
CŽcyle TrŽpanier
Informants: 
Mme A.M. HŽbert
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
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Duration: 
38:48
Digitized Date: 
Monday, August 20, 2007
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Audio--Cassette--90
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96k
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Interview of M. and Mme Jim King by CŽcyle TrŽpanier

Accession No.: 
pl1.119
Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
CŽcyle TrŽpanier
Informants: 
M. and Mme Jim King
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
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Duration: 
52:14
Digitized Date: 
Monday, August 20, 2007
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Audio--Cassette--90
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Interview of Mme Lincoln Kite by CŽcyle TrŽpanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.120

visiter les parents dans la campagne ; godchildren ; visiter avec des meilleurs amis ; avoir des amie noires ; travailler ˆ Moore Steel ; travailler pour Southeast Steel dans la paroisse Jefferson ; rester en ch™mage pendant cinq semaines ; mŽdicaments pour lÕŽpilepsie ; travailler en tant que opŽrateur ˆ Harvey ; prŽfŽrence de dŽmŽnager ˆ Westwego ; nourriture et boisson consommŽes dans les trois dernier jours ; manger le poulet et le steak ; manger aux restaurants rarement ; manger du manger cadien ; restaurants cadiens ; aimer la musique cadienne ; faire la pche et la chasse ; ne pas aller ˆ la messe ; aller ˆ LaFitte pour faire la pche ; manger le boudin et les gratons ; voyager en Louisiane ; nombre de livres faits ˆ lÕŽcole ; lires et Žcrire le franais ; dŽfinition du mot ÔcadienÕ ; fiertŽ dՐtre cadien ; expressions vulgaires en cadien ; dangers ˆ la culture cadienne ; gŽnŽalogy de la famille du mari

Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
CŽcyle TrŽpanier
Informants: 
Mme Lincoln Kite
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
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Duration: 
52:51
Digitized Date: 
Monday, August 20, 2007
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Audio--Cassette--90
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Interview of M. and Mme Albert Larette by CŽcyle TrŽpanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.121
Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
CŽcyle TrŽpanier
Informants: 
M. and Mme Albert Larette
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
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Duration: 
49:22
Digitized Date: 
Monday, August 20, 2007
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Audio--Cassette--90
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96k
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Interview of Mme Adoristine La Bauve by CŽcyle TrŽpanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.122
Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
CŽcyle TrŽpanier
Informants: 
Mme Adoristine La Bauve
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
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Duration: 
37:33
Digitized Date: 
Monday, August 20, 2007
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Audio--Cassette--90
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96k
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Interview of Mme Donavan Leblanc by CŽcyle TrŽpanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.123
Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
CŽcyle TrŽpanier
Informants: 
Mme Donavan Leblanc
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
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Duration: 
49:25
Digitized Date: 
Monday, August 20, 2007
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Audio--Cassette--90
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Interview of AndrŽ Pelous by CŽcyle TrŽpanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.124
Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
CŽcyle TrŽpanier
Informants: 
AndrŽ Pelous
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
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Duration: 
1:19:46
Digitized Date: 
Monday, August 20, 2007
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Audio--Cassette--90
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Interview of Mme Ora Zeringue by CŽcyle TrŽpanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.125
Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
CŽcyle TrŽpanier
Informants: 
Mme Ora Zeringue
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
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Duration: 
1:00:11
Digitized Date: 
Monday, August 20, 2007
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Audio--Cassette--90
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Interview of Mme Raymond Weinberger by CŽcyle TrŽpanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.126
Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
CŽcyle TrŽpanier
Informants: 
Mme Raymond Weinberger
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
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Duration: 
48:54
Digitized Date: 
Monday, August 20, 2007
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Audio--Cassette--90
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96k
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Interview of Rudolph Thibodeaux by CŽcyle TrŽpanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.127
Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
CŽcyle TrŽpanier
Informants: 
Rudolph Thibodeaux
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
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Duration: 
1:08:15
Digitized Date: 
Monday, August 20, 2007
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Audio--Cassette--90
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Interview of M. and Mme Tom Templet by CŽcyle TrŽpanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.128
Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
CŽcyle TrŽpanier
Informants: 
M. and Mme Tom Templet
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
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Duration: 
1:14:20
Digitized Date: 
Monday, August 20, 2007
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Audio--Cassette--90
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Interview of M. and Mme Ronald Saucier by CŽcyle TrŽpanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.129
Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
CŽcyle TrŽpanier
Informants: 
M. and Mme Ronald Saucier
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
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Duration: 
1:08:22
Digitized Date: 
Monday, August 20, 2007
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Audio--Cassette--90
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Interview of M. and Mme Jack Spear by CŽcyle TrŽpanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.130
Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
CŽcyle TrŽpanier
Informants: 
M. and Mme Jack Spear
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
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Duration: 
1:04:05
Digitized Date: 
Monday, August 20, 2007
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Audio--Cassette--90
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Interview of Agnes Rodrigue by CŽcyle TrŽpanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.131
Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
CŽcyle TrŽpanier
Informants: 
Agnes Rodrigue
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
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Duration: 
48:50
Digitized Date: 
Monday, August 20, 2007
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Audio--Cassette--90
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WAV
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24 bit
Sampling Rate: 
96k
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Interview of M. et Mme Sylvan Verdin by CŽcyle TrŽpanier

Accession No.: 
PL1.132
Language: 
French
Media Type: 
Audio
Collection: 
Projet Louisiane
Subject: 
Cajun French
Creator: 
CŽcyle TrŽpanier
Informants: 
M. et Mme Sylvan Verdin
Coverage Spatial: 
Westwego LA
Publisher: 
Center for Cultural and Eco-Tourism
Rights Usage: 
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Duration: 
38:50
Digitized Date: 
Monday, August 20, 2007
Original Format: 
Audio--Cassette--90
Digital Format: 
WAV
Bit Depth: 
24 bit
Sampling Rate: 
96k
Storage Location: 
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