Interview with Linda, Charles & Savannah Rhodes

Helen Sites, Brushy Run Pendleton County Flood 2-14-1986 

Martha Sponangle, Hamrick School personnel, Tucker County Flood 12-18-1985 

Amy Moore Flood Story

Icy Sampson 3-7-1986 interviewed by M. Kline 

Vittie and Thelma Lipscomb 4-3-1986 interviewed by M. Kline 

Bo Haddix 3-19-1986 interviewed by M. Kline

Janet Brashler is a forest archeologist with the USDA Forest Service, specializing in prehistoric Native American sites in the Eastern United States. She holds an undergraduate degree in anthropology from Northwestern University, a master's in anthropology from Michigan State University, and a Ph.D. from the same institution. Brashler has taught college for seven years and has worked for the Forest Service for almost eight years. Her research interests focus on the adaptation and coping of prehistoric North American Indians, particularly in the Eastern United States.

Bob Klein, Tucker County Mental Health 

John T. Anvill was born in St. George, Tucker County, and has lived in the area his entire life. He was born to William Anvill and Loretta White, who were also lifelong residents of Tucker County. John was raised in a large family of nine siblings, consisting of one brother and seven sisters. Growing up in St. George, John attended school at Mount Olive, located three miles away from his hometown. He went through at least the eighth grade before taking civil service examinations, though he did not pursue a career in that field.