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June 21, 1972 evening X[[strikethrough]]1[[/strikethrough]]2 MINNIE EVANS 7 [break-] Mrs. Kelly: My mother right after slave time. That's been so long (laughter) NHS: You were born in the same house as your mother? ME: Mam? NHS: You were born in the same house as your mother was born in? ME: No NHS: I thought she said ME: Not in the same house NHS: I thought she said you were both born in the same house ME: No, not in the same house. The house where mama was born ^[in] was a little house there and the people had taken it for a barn, smoke house or some kind of something. Still it was still there. I was born in another home where my Aunt Emma . Aunt Emma, [[strikethrough]]Aunt Ika,[[/strikethrough]] [unintelligible] somewhere in there (laughter). NHS: What about this painting with the boats and the house? ME: What's say? [Boats + House Painting] NHS: Tell me about this painting with the boats and the house. ME: This? I don't know a thing about them. I just went and did it (laughter). NHS: It's lovely. ME: Just out of notion of doing things like that. NHS: It's very ME: I hadn't seen nothing like it. NHS: No, it's lovely. ME: That's [[strikethrough]]what made me[[/strikethrough]] [when they?] done it. NHS: I like that red chimmney. ME: What's say? NHS: I like that red chimmney. ME: Do you? NHS: Do you understand? ME: That big country chimmney