United States, Georgia, Pickens County, Talking Rock, 34.50926, -84.50493Rosenbaum, Art1980-07-31Art Rosenbaum records Tom Quinton, Kate Quinton and Kay Sewell in Talking Rock, Georgia. Kate Quinton recites "That Hainted House," an old recitation, and then Tom, Kate's son, is interviewed about Uncle Tom Quinton, who wrote songs. He recounts the narrative one of his uncle's songs about an old man and the devil. Then, Kate Quinton and Key Sewell sing songs. Tom Quinton talks about the many people buried in the graveyard at Ebeneezer Church, in Gilmer County, Georgia, who were killed as a result of feuding. Interview and song segments: Recitation - That Hainted House, Interview with Tom (Kate's son) about Uncle Tom Quinton, One Verse of Farmer's Curst Wife, Farmer's Curst Wife [Kay Sewell], Songs For Swinging Housewives [Kay Sewell], Barbara Allen [Kate Quinton], Interview with Tom Quinton - feudin' - Aunt Villa and husband's death, Moonshining.audio/mpegenghttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/Georgia Folklore Collection, Walter J. Brown Media Archives and Peabody Awards Collection, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens, GeorgiaSongsSingingRecitations--Georgia--Talking RockVendettas--Georgia--Gilmer CountyViolent crimes--Georgia--Gilmer CountyComposition (Music)--Georgia--Talking RockFolk music--Georgia--Talking RockStorytelling--Georgia--Talking RockGeorgia--Talking Rock--History--20th centuryGilmer County (Ga.)--History--20th centuryBeheading--Georgia--Gilmer CountyField recordingsInterview with Tom and Kate Quinton, Talking Rock, Georgia, 1980 July 31Sound