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	Interv1ewer~ -	- -	MISS I]?fl~ Robert son
	Person Interviewed	Frank W1»m~G1em~ Des Arc~Arkanaaa
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	RI was born 3~une 1864 in . Th s Arc • My paren.t s named Richard Lewis Glenn and Pleasant Glynn. My xnaina died when I was small. I recollect hearing em say the southern women oughtn‘t marry the Yankee men, there was 80 naich difference In their lives. A few widows and girls did marry Yankee men, very few. Southern tolks j‘ hated em.

	“Master WashOlenn had a son named Boliver. He may had more. I t t know much about ein. We stayed there after the war for a • long

time then went to work for Mr. Be&tord Bathels tather, We worked there a long time then went to work for Mr. ~im Erwin. My papa always tanned. I heard my mama say she washed and sewed during slavery. There was three boys and one girl In our tamise. I heard,‘bout the buahwhackers and Ku Klux. I was too young to tell bout what they did do. I never did see none dressed up.

	“I don‘t tool wid votin‘ much. I have voted. I don‘t understand votin‘ much and how they run the govermint. My time ot usefulness is nearly gone~

	“The present time serves me hard. I got my leg caught in a wagon wheel and so sprained I been cripple ever since. The rheumatiz settles in it till I can‘t sleep at night. My wife quit me. I got two boys in Chicago, the girl and her ma in Brinkley. They sho don‘t help me, I have to rent my house. I don‘t own nuthin‘. I work all I‘m able,