Bad Man Stacklee

Single leaf of lined paper, handwritten in blue ink on both sides. Document in good physical condition. Three binder holes along the left side. all three are torn. Informant citation handwritten in red ink follows title.

Ballads, American

Gunfights

Songs and music

Imprisonment

Stetson, John B.

Stackerlee. Stagger Lee

W. L. Eury Appalachian Collection, Appalachian State University

8/1/2007

4/14/2008

W. Amos Abrams

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English

English

Manuscript

Stagolee

Mrs. James W. Smith [Ellen Elizabeth Lambreth], 1865-1923

Shulls Mill, Watauga County, North Carolina

Laws, Ballads of the Negro - I 15.

139 mm x 215 mm

8/1/2007

3/19/2007

Sarah C. Davis

1/17/2007

Paul L. Robertson