Tape number: V46

Name: Elsie Carter & William Mattingly, Lucille Hurst Parrish, Suzanne and Marybeth Mattingly

Location: Ditechly Virginia

Date of Birth: Elsie 1899, William 1896, Lucille unknown, Suzanne 12/20/44, Marybeth 5/75

Date of Recording: 7/17/1983

Recorded By: Grayson Mattingly

Log Sheet by: Grayson Mattingly

Item	In Point	Category	Description
01	00/00	R	Lucille, William and Elsie talk about Wharton Grove, a Camp meeting grounds located in Lancaster County that they all went to in the summer.
02	2/25	L	Elsie talks about using horse and buggy to get to high school in Kilmarnock.
03	5/15	L	Lucille describes recent attempt at fishing crab float
04	7/28	ST	William and Elsie talk about taking steamer from Baltimore to Ditchley.
05	10/13	ST	Calves would make noise during entire trip, $1.25 for a meal however they usually packed a lunch of fried chicken.
06	11/44	L	Elsie and William talk about train travels around the US.
07	13/25	L	William describes driving Motel T down to Ditchley from Washington DC in 1920. All dirt roads - lots of mud, car broke down in Fredericksburg.
08	19/35	SW	Story about Goldsboro Hall, Elsie's great uncle - how he rowed out into Dividing Creek to stop steamer and get it back to the wharf to pick up calf he had.
09	23/41	C	In response to question by Marybeth, William talks about spending summer on the Northern Neck as a child and what he did - Fishing catching eels, flounder, oyster toads, spot, dog sharks - learning about farming.
10	28/05	C	Elsie talks about games she played as child also about sewing experiences
11	31/42	F	William and Elsie talk about Grayson and Doris's birthday parties.
12	33/41	L	William talks about building Washington DC house in 1935 - cost of land and house $15,000.00
13	40/08	F	William and Elsie talk about Christmas at their 17th street DC house.
14	46/34	SW	William describes what it was like when Piakatank Steamer would come into Ditchley Wharf.
15	48/07	SW	Story about man losing eggs overboard at steamboat wharf.