Bragg, Shirley. 1. Part one of interview about Pouch Cove.

Shirley Bragg describes growing up in Pouch Cove from her home. She discusses the fishery, working in St. John's and Pouch Cove; and her husband. 00:00 – introductions; 0:50 – garden party; playing game; saving money for collection at Sunday school; 4:27 – buying apples, candy, cakes for one ce...

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Main Author: Rubin, Dan
Other Authors: Bragg, Shirley
Format: Audio
Language:English
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Online Access:http://collections.mun.ca/cdm/ref/collection/ich_avalon/id/8688
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spelling ftmemorialunivdc:oai:collections.mun.ca:ich_avalon/8688 2023-12-31T10:19:36+01:00 Bragg, Shirley. 1. Part one of interview about Pouch Cove. Rubin, Dan Bragg, Shirley Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador-Pouch Cove 10-05-19 audio/mp3 25:45 minutes; 29.4 MB http://collections.mun.ca/cdm/ref/collection/ich_avalon/id/8688 eng eng Intangible Cultural Heritage - Avalon Peninsula http://collections.mun.ca/cdm/ref/collection/ich_avalon/id/8688 CC BY-NC 2.0 CA Pouch Cove Heritage Society Oral History Collection PCOH 082 Shirley Bragg Intangible Cultural Heritage Inventory Towns Fishing Work Families Marriage Gruchy Mr. Meaden Mrs. Gould Rennie Waterman A.H. Bragg Ronald Sound Audio ftmemorialunivdc 2023-12-04T11:29:41Z Shirley Bragg describes growing up in Pouch Cove from her home. She discusses the fishery, working in St. John's and Pouch Cove; and her husband. 00:00 – introductions; 0:50 – garden party; playing game; saving money for collection at Sunday school; 4:27 – buying apples, candy, cakes for one cent; 5:00 – family’s involvement in fishery; 5:32 – father walking to St. John’s to get boat motor repaired; walking toenails off; 7:55 – people tougher then; making do without vehicle transportation; Gruchy’s car for emergencies; clergy’s car; 8:31 – fishery failing in 1937; berry picking instead; 8:52 – going into service in St. John’s; turning fifteen; leaving school; working with great aunt on Noseworthy’s farm; Farm Road; 10:26 – getting up at 5am; bringing fish up in covel; women splitting and salting fish while fishermen eat breakfast; 11:58 – doing housework; bringing water in covel from river; 13:07 – getting job in St. John’s from Mrs. Meaden; pay station; Rennie Gould’s pay station; 15:16 – working for A.H. Waterman’s; Bank of Commerce; house on Circular Road; Brazilian wife; 16:58 – wearing uniform; daily tasks; housework; entertaining soldiers from Fort Pepperell; 18:27 – cooking; 18:40 – life during wartime in St. John’s; covering car headlights; shields on flashlights; air raid on Thursday mornings; 19:56 – awareness of wartime attacks; fear; 21:11 – working two years; getting gull bladder infection; working hard; 21:50 – waxing floor with concrete block; 22:25 – wages; 22:55 – house next door with three maids, cook, nursemaid; location of house; 23:29 – returning to Pouch Cove; 24:01 – working for Gruchy family doing housework; 24:13 – family living on Sullivan’s Loop; 24:24 – relationship with husband Ronald Bragg. Audio Newfoundland Memorial University of Newfoundland: Digital Archives Initiative (DAI)
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topic Towns
Fishing
Work
Families
Marriage
Gruchy
Mr.
Meaden
Mrs.
Gould
Rennie
Waterman
A.H.
Bragg
Ronald
spellingShingle Towns
Fishing
Work
Families
Marriage
Gruchy
Mr.
Meaden
Mrs.
Gould
Rennie
Waterman
A.H.
Bragg
Ronald
Rubin, Dan
Bragg, Shirley. 1. Part one of interview about Pouch Cove.
topic_facet Towns
Fishing
Work
Families
Marriage
Gruchy
Mr.
Meaden
Mrs.
Gould
Rennie
Waterman
A.H.
Bragg
Ronald
description Shirley Bragg describes growing up in Pouch Cove from her home. She discusses the fishery, working in St. John's and Pouch Cove; and her husband. 00:00 – introductions; 0:50 – garden party; playing game; saving money for collection at Sunday school; 4:27 – buying apples, candy, cakes for one cent; 5:00 – family’s involvement in fishery; 5:32 – father walking to St. John’s to get boat motor repaired; walking toenails off; 7:55 – people tougher then; making do without vehicle transportation; Gruchy’s car for emergencies; clergy’s car; 8:31 – fishery failing in 1937; berry picking instead; 8:52 – going into service in St. John’s; turning fifteen; leaving school; working with great aunt on Noseworthy’s farm; Farm Road; 10:26 – getting up at 5am; bringing fish up in covel; women splitting and salting fish while fishermen eat breakfast; 11:58 – doing housework; bringing water in covel from river; 13:07 – getting job in St. John’s from Mrs. Meaden; pay station; Rennie Gould’s pay station; 15:16 – working for A.H. Waterman’s; Bank of Commerce; house on Circular Road; Brazilian wife; 16:58 – wearing uniform; daily tasks; housework; entertaining soldiers from Fort Pepperell; 18:27 – cooking; 18:40 – life during wartime in St. John’s; covering car headlights; shields on flashlights; air raid on Thursday mornings; 19:56 – awareness of wartime attacks; fear; 21:11 – working two years; getting gull bladder infection; working hard; 21:50 – waxing floor with concrete block; 22:25 – wages; 22:55 – house next door with three maids, cook, nursemaid; location of house; 23:29 – returning to Pouch Cove; 24:01 – working for Gruchy family doing housework; 24:13 – family living on Sullivan’s Loop; 24:24 – relationship with husband Ronald Bragg.
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op_source Pouch Cove Heritage Society Oral History Collection PCOH 082 Shirley Bragg
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