Fannie Cuthbert BYERS (b. 1893)
Residence: Fourmile Creek; Viola
Occupation(s): Farm wife; pea processor; harvest cook
Family Origin: Parents were born in Scotland, came from Kansas and homesteaded (1888)
Interviews
Fannie Cuthbert Byers Interview #1, 11/5/1976
- Topics:
- First jobs. Development of homestead. Local sawmills. A young arsonist. Viola town life. Move to Idaho. 5-14-74 1 hr LS
- Duration:
- 0:55:54
- Interviewer:
- Sam Schrager
- Keywords:
- Psychiana accidents armed forces churches clubs colleges and universities dances death families farming games hospitals nurses religion schools timber women world wars
- Locations:
- Moscow
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Fannie Cuthbert Byers Interview #2, 1976
- Topics:
- and Jennie Brouillard (sister). Nursing in a field hospital in France in World War I. Women's work in harvest and processing. Farm self-sufficiency. Viola Community Club. Impact of Adventists. Effects of school consolidation. 11-5-76 2.8 hr 7ip
- Duration:
- 2:46:37
- Interviewer:
- Sam Schrager
- Keywords:
- nursing world wars women farming harvesting religion schools clubs farmers colleges and universities University of Idaho nurses fighting hospitals cooking threshing railroads churches automobiles teachers marriage divorce childhood canning and preserving IWW murder working conditions cards dances food doctors
- Locations:
- Fourmile Creek Viola Oregon Moscow Potlatch Washington
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Fannie Cuthbert Byers Interview #3, 1976
- Topics:
- Happenings in Viola community. Family experiences. (Interview donated by Marilyn Chaney.) no date .6 hr Marilyn Chaney
- Duration:
- 0:35:08
- Interviewer:
- Sam Schrager
- Keywords:
- families women logging churches fires schools childhood food sports businesses nurses
- Locations:
- Fourmile Creek Viola Oregon
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Source
- Preferred Citation:
- "Fannie Cuthbert BYERS (b. 1893)", Latah County Oral History Collection, University of Idaho Library Digital Collections, https://www.lib.uidaho.edu/digital/lcoh/people/byers_fannie.html
Rights
- Rights:
- In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted. For more information, please contact University of Idaho Library Special Collections and Archives Department at libspec@uidaho.edu.