Lewis Payne and Bessie Dawe on 'courtship between communities,' Town of Fogo
Bessie Dawe describes how she met her husband from Seldom-Come-By even though she was living in Stag Harbour. They would walk down to Seldom-Come-By from Stag Harbour for various parties and gatherings. There would be church events with supper, for example. They would have dances, although not on Su...
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ftmemorialunivdc:oai:collections.mun.ca:ich_cn/946 2023-12-31T10:18:12+01:00 Lewis Payne and Bessie Dawe on 'courtship between communities,' Town of Fogo Power, Maureen Payne, Lewis; Dawe, Bessie Lewis Payne, 85 (b. 14 September 1922) and Lewis Payne, 85, (DOB Sept 14) and Bessie Dawe, 82, (DOB Dec ?) live together in Seldom-Come-By. Bessie is from Stag Harbour and Lewis is from the Town of Fogo. Lewis' family is from the town of Fogo, but he is not sure where they were originally from. They both are Anglican. Lewis has one child, Bruce, who is a teacher and owns a store called the 'This and That' store in the Town of Fogo. Lewis' brother is Stewart Payne, the bishop. Bessie has eight children: six boys and two girls. Canada--Newfoundland and Labrador--Fogo Island--Town of Fogo Canada--Newfoundland and Labrador--Fogo Island--Seldom-Come-By N49.61398, W54.16810 2007-08-01 video/wmv 01:47 minutes; 8.3 MB http://collections.mun.ca/cdm/ref/collection/ich_cn/id/946 eng eng Intangible Cultural Heritage - Central Newfoundland ICHFP00353 http://collections.mun.ca/cdm/ref/collection/ich_cn/id/946 Memorial University of Newfoundland. Folklore and Language Archive. Fogo Island Collection 2007-225 Intangible Cultural Heritage Inventory Migration/settlement Social beliefs practices and customs Festive events and games Payne Lewis Dawe Bessie Courtship Fogo Island (N.L.)--Social life and customs Moving Image Video 2007 ftmemorialunivdc 2023-12-04T11:29:28Z Bessie Dawe describes how she met her husband from Seldom-Come-By even though she was living in Stag Harbour. They would walk down to Seldom-Come-By from Stag Harbour for various parties and gatherings. There would be church events with supper, for example. They would have dances, although not on Sundays, on nights after the church sale (garage sale). Lewis says that they would walk to Seldom-Come-By from the Town of Fogo in the morning and back again at night. They might also go by bike or dog team. Moving Image (Video) Newfoundland Memorial University of Newfoundland: Digital Archives Initiative (DAI) |
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Migration/settlement Social beliefs practices and customs Festive events and games Payne Lewis Dawe Bessie Courtship Fogo Island (N.L.)--Social life and customs Power, Maureen Lewis Payne and Bessie Dawe on 'courtship between communities,' Town of Fogo |
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Migration/settlement Social beliefs practices and customs Festive events and games Payne Lewis Dawe Bessie Courtship Fogo Island (N.L.)--Social life and customs |
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Bessie Dawe describes how she met her husband from Seldom-Come-By even though she was living in Stag Harbour. They would walk down to Seldom-Come-By from Stag Harbour for various parties and gatherings. There would be church events with supper, for example. They would have dances, although not on Sundays, on nights after the church sale (garage sale). Lewis says that they would walk to Seldom-Come-By from the Town of Fogo in the morning and back again at night. They might also go by bike or dog team. |
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Payne, Lewis; Dawe, Bessie Lewis Payne, 85 (b. 14 September 1922) and Lewis Payne, 85, (DOB Sept 14) and Bessie Dawe, 82, (DOB Dec ?) live together in Seldom-Come-By. Bessie is from Stag Harbour and Lewis is from the Town of Fogo. Lewis' family is from the town of Fogo, but he is not sure where they were originally from. They both are Anglican. Lewis has one child, Bruce, who is a teacher and owns a store called the 'This and That' store in the Town of Fogo. Lewis' brother is Stewart Payne, the bishop. Bessie has eight children: six boys and two girls. |
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Lewis Payne and Bessie Dawe on 'courtship between communities,' Town of Fogo |
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Lewis Payne and Bessie Dawe on 'courtship between communities,' Town of Fogo |
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Lewis Payne and Bessie Dawe on 'courtship between communities,' Town of Fogo |
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Lewis Payne and Bessie Dawe on 'courtship between communities,' Town of Fogo |
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Lewis Payne and Bessie Dawe on 'courtship between communities,' Town of Fogo |
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Canada--Newfoundland and Labrador--Fogo Island--Town of Fogo Canada--Newfoundland and Labrador--Fogo Island--Seldom-Come-By N49.61398, W54.16810 |
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