Randolph folk lore in Evergreen journal by H G Jones
Randolph County folklore featured in the Evergreen monthly journal edited by Braxton Craven and R H Brown. The piece notes lighter tone compared to the Southern Index, with stories of settlers versus Indians and travel reports, and references to Whig papers and local industry including coal and gold mining.
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