John Rossander & Iva Irene (Millhouse) Rossander 10/22/1976
Description
In this 1976 interview, John Rossander (1904-1984) and wife Iva Irene (Millhouse) Rossander (1905-1999) discuss their childhood and the early days of their marriage spent in the Pinehill community outside Bristow, Creek County, Oklahoma, as well as time spent working in New Mexico at a sheep farm during their early marriage. John describes childhood events such as tracking a missing hog for a neighbor. He also works with the interviewer to pinpoint the locations of neighbors and the locations of early Pinehill school buildings on a map. John also discusses the Jake Roberts, an African-American freedman living on an Indian allotment who was a successful horse breeder.
| Date(s) | 10/22/1976 |
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| Subjects | Pinehill Community; oil; farming; cotton Pinehill schools and location; community members; Mark Saxon; Jake Roberts |
| Interviewee(s) | John Rossander | Iva Irene (Millhouse) Rossander |
| Interviewer(s) | Robert 'Bob' McCarty |