Joanne Justiss, Oral History
Title
Joanne Justiss, Oral History
Subject
Immigration
Description
Genealogy of Cox family, as traced through Quaker meeting minutes and other documents, as well as, personal family memory.
Joanne Justiss explains how her family came to be in Jacksonville, FL, tracing her roots back to England, where her family were Quakers. She traces her genealogy through documents and discusses the circumstances of her family during major events, such as, the American Revolution and the Civil War. Her personal memories include her father dying at a young age, and staying on a family farm in Virginia with her grandparents during each summer.
Joanne Justiss explains how her family came to be in Jacksonville, FL, tracing her roots back to England, where her family were Quakers. She traces her genealogy through documents and discusses the circumstances of her family during major events, such as, the American Revolution and the Civil War. Her personal memories include her father dying at a young age, and staying on a family farm in Virginia with her grandparents during each summer.
Creator
Emma Pulley, Public History Program 2010
Publisher
Public History Program, Flagler College
Date
March 5, 2011
Contributor
Stefanie DeFazio, Digital Humanities Intern 2022
Rights
Signed release form on file
Format
Cassette tape
Identifier
OH-107
Coverage
1760s-present day America, Genealogy, Quakers, North Carolina, Virginia, Florida, Immigration, Land ownership, Primary Documents
Original Format
Cassette tape
Transcription
Printed copy on file.
Interviewer
Emma Pulley
Interviewee
Joanne Justiss
Location
Jacksonville, FL
Collection
Citation
Emma Pulley, Public History Program 2010, “Joanne Justiss, Oral History,” accessed April 28, 2024, https://publichumanities.omeka.net/items/show/80.