Harvey Bradshaw is a retired colonel in the United States Marine Corps and a lifelong Sneads Ferry resident with deep ancestral roots in the area dating back twelve generations to 1691. Born in Sneads Ferry, Bradshaw grew up in a family deeply involved in farming and fishing. His grandfather and his family farmed and fished in the area, engaging in activities such as raising tobacco, corn, and peanuts and maintaining orchards with peaches, apples, pears, and grapevines.

Interview with William Everett, lifelong resident of Sneads Ferry

Interview with Lisa Whitman-Grice, Division Head of Onslow County Museum

Interview with Mack, veteran shrimper, and his wife Ellen Liverman

Interview with Jerry Schill, past president of the North Carolina Watermens Association

Interview with Rich Carpenter, biologist for the North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries

Interview with Dorothy Jean Norris, waitress and wife of fisherman John Norris

Interview with Jeremy Edens, a fish house operator

Interview with Bernice Guthrie, mainstay of Sneads Ferry and community leader

Interview with Tommy Everett of LT Everett & Sons.