“I was born of Italian immigrants. They were brought into a big plantation in Lake Village and were indentured farmers.”
Arkansas Ties: Born in Lake Village, Arkansas and is a 50 year resident of McGhee, Arkansas
Profession: Retired Mayor of McGhee
Listen to Audio Clips
Clip 1 – Family Background, Education
Clip 2 – Internment Camps
Clip 3 – Friendships
Clip 4 – Politics, Finances
Clip 5 – Relationships
Clip 6 – Racial Views, Discrimination
Clip 7 – Women, Progression
Rosalie Santine Gould
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