WILDER Family

Pine Mountain Settlement School
Series 09: BIOGRAPHY – Families
Wilder Family, 1921-1986

Rhoda Creech Wilder’s Family: Kermit 8, Brit 10, Sallie 12, holding ? Mary 1, Margaret 3, Cindy 6, Polly 4. [Vl_37_1195a.jpg]

TAGS: Wilder Family, Pine Mountain Settlement School, Pine Mountain Community, PMSS Workers, PMSS Boarding School Students, PMSS Community School Students

WILDER Family, 1921-1986

Members of the Wilder Family lived in the community of Pine Mountain since very early years. Many were among the student body and workers at Pine Mountain Settlement School.

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Wilder Family: HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE PMSS COLLECTIONS

WILDERS IN PMSS GRADUATING CLASSES:

Anne (Anna?) Bernice Wilder – May 1945
Billie Wilder – May 1941
Hobart Wilder – May 1948 [?] See group photo below [nace_II_album_100.jpg].
Jack Wilder – May 1947
Margaret Wilder – May 1935
Polly Wilder – May 1934
Wilbur Wilder – May 1938

Barbara Wilder, freshman, was quoted in the article “My impressions of Pine Mountain At the End of Four Months.” PINE CONE 1948-49, page 4. An excerpt from her diary assignment was printed on pages 14-15 in PINE CONE 1949.

Brit Wilder’s picture and biography are featured in the 1943 PINE MOUNTAIN FAMILY ALBUM: Boone [Callahan] and Brit [Wilder] were among the first students to come to Pine Mountain, and since the days when they cut “pretties’ for Miss Pettit with their pocket knives, they have never been far away from the active life of the school …. Brit is the truck driver and superintendent of the mine. He is a grandson of Uncle William, is married to [Barbara]. a former Pine Mountain student, and has a lovely home close to the school grounds.

Ella Wilder, daughter Barbara and Brit Wilder. Brit and Ella worked at PMSS for over 40 years. [X_100_workers_2603d_mod.jpg]

An oral history by Brit and Ella Wilder was recorded during an interview at their home, December 15, 1986. GUIDE TO AUDIO RECORDINGS (no transcription).

“After 25 years of faithful and excellent service as head of maintenance, Brit Wilder retired last spring, to be succeeded by his cousin, a former Pine Mountain student and our friend and neighbor, Omer Lewis….” NOTES – 1974 (November).

Charlene Lewis Wilder was placed tentatively at Turkey Fork school, according to Burton Rogers’ letter [081] to Gladys Hill, Aug 17, 1950. GLADYS HILL CORRESPONDENCE.

Doris Wilder ran for magistrate against Bish Boggs and Clarence Patterson, according to ALICE COBB STORIES “Farewell Trip to Line Fork June 13, 1937.”

Mrs. Darse (sic) Wilder was reported to have died in an administrative letter (no year, probably 1941, #053, 054) from Arthur Dodd to Glyn Morris. ARTHUR W. DODD CORRESPONDENCE.

Dorse Wilder was one of the speakers at a church meeting in the Church of God. ALICE COBB STORIES “Logging in Gabe’s Branch and Holiness Service.” He was a loom-maker for those who wove in their homes for the Fireside Industries, such as Tressie Wilder. “Since he did that on rainy days and in his spare time, that brought him some extra money.” WELLS RECORD PMSS 13 FIRESIDE INDUSTRIES 1913-1928.

Ella Wilder, Barbara and Brit Wilder’s daughter, was one of the group from PMSS that walked through the community to gather “antiques” for the 1949 COMMUNITY FAIR DAY. The anonymous writer of the narrative described her: “…If you know Ella [Wilder], you know what a strong silent sort of person she is. One has the feeling of still water flowing deep. There is so much behind and beyond those quiet steady eyes, and the occasional quick lighted smile. She’s like Mona Lisa.” The group visited the former home, “Rhoda Wilder’s little house,” of the Wilder children, Sally, Cindy, Brit, Kern and Polly.

Henry Wilder’s barn, located on Little Laurel, provided the chestnut wood for a deer carving by Henry’s grandson, Gregory Adams. Gregory’s mother was Margaret (Wilder) Adams. Director Paul Hayes had asked for the carving which he planned to display on the mantle at Big Log. NOTES – 1994 (Fall).

Hobart Wilder was one of a group of four PMSS teachers (farm) served dinner by the senior girls. PINE CONE 1948.

John Wilder owns lands adjacent to Pine Mountain Settlement School just east of the School.

Mary Wilder and Emily Creech were at Sally Cornett’s when Alice Cobb paid a visit. Cobb described her as “Sally’s perfectly enormous little sister.” She continued: “and we sat and talked for a long time…. They both knew Miss Pettit in the old days, and had so many stories. Altogether it was one of the most pleasant evenings I have ever spent.” ALICE COBB STORIES “VISIT TO LINE FORK….’

During a meeting of the Association of Pine Mountain School Alumni and Friends at the 1983 Homecoming, Mildred Wilder, wife of John Wilder, was recognized among the kitchen help as those “who had worked so hard to feed us all.” Jack Wilder was described as one of the “old faithfuls” attending the Homecoming. 1983 ALUMNI RELATIONS.

In a 1916 letter (#7), Marguerite Butler wrote that “Hulda is going to cut out dresses for Rhoda Wilder’s children. (Aunt Sal’s daughter).” 1916 MARGUERITE BUTLER LETTERS. Rhoda was the daughter of William and Sally Creech. She married H. Wilder. CREECH FAMILY.

The 1949 Conifer lists Hobart Wilder, Brit Wilder, and Ella Wilder as staff and Barbara Wilder and Ruth Wilder as students. CONIFER – 1949 MAY SUPPLEMENT.

Kermit Wilder (hot dogs, cheese & coffee), John (ice cream), Brit Wilder (table arrangements) and Maude Wilder (cakes & candy) are listed as assistants at the 1950 COMMUNITY FAIR DAY. Ruth Wilder and Charlie Wilder were on the sign-up sheet for evening activities.

Margaret Wilder is listed as sports editor in PINE CONE 1934.

Tressie Wilder created 3 blankets for the Fireside Industries in 1926-1929 according to Evelyn K. WELLS RECORD 13 FIRESIDE INDUSTRIES.

In her notes about Divide Sunday School, Alice Cobb listed the children who attended, including Olga Wilder (“comes now and then”), Tommy Wilder (“a bright little boy, but hard to handle in a crowd”) and Anna Wilder (“about nine years old”). ALICE COBB STORIES “Handing Over Divide Sunday School to Miss Cold, June 1937.

Polly Wilder’s poem, “Twilight,” was published in PINE CONE 1932 and “The Fatal Death” in PINE CONE 1933.

Cast members in the Tomfoolery Plays of 1935 included Wilbur Wilder, soloist and part of a quartet. DRAMA TOMFOOLERY. He was also listed in the PINE CONE 1937 as the sports editor. Wilbur is among the students in the “Class of ‘38” photographs. PINE CONE 1938. “Wilbur Wilder and his bride stopped in on their way back from honeymoon.” PINE CONE 1948. See biography for Wilbur Wilder here.

The Wilder property at the head of Isaac’s run was purchased by PMSS for $1,250, an amount donated to the School by Col. Durrett. RECORD Pine Mountain Settlement School 03 – 1913-1914 and WELLS RECORD 06 PMSS Some Interesting Gifts 1913-1928.

Wilder Family: IN PINE MOUNTAIN VALLEY COMMUNITY, 1934-1947

TITLE	LAST NAME	FIRST NAME	DATE OF INFO	SOURCE OF INFORMATION	NOTES
Mr. & Mrs.	Wilder	Bill	1934 – 1942	MAP OF COMMUNITY RESIDENTS 1934 – 1942
Mr. & Mrs.	Wilder	Wes	1934 – 1942	MAP OF COMMUNITY RESIDENTS 1934 – 1942
Mr. & Mrs.	Wilder	Henry	1934 – 1942	MAP OF COMMUNITY RESIDENTS 1934 – 1942
	Wilder	Hobart	1947	Sparrow Corres II	“…lives at the head of Arches Branch of Big Laurel”
Mrs.	Wilder	Rhoda	1934 – 1942	MAP OF COMMUNITY RESIDENTS 1934 – 1942
Mr.	Wilder	Dorce	1934 – 1942	MAP OF COMMUNITY RESIDENTS 1934 – 1942, COBB STORIES “Logging at Gabes…”	Preacher at Holiness Church
	Wilder	Doris	1937	COBB STORIES “Farewell…”	Ran for Magistrate.
Mr. & Mrs.	Wilder	Neal	1934 – 1942	MAP OF COMMUNITY RESIDENTS 1934 – 1942
Mr. & Mrs.	Wilder	John	1934 – 1942	MAP OF COMMUNITY RESIDENTS 1934 – 1942
Mr. & Mrs.	Wilder	Robert	1934 – 1942	MAP OF COMMUNITY RESIDENTS 1934 – 1942
Mr. & Mrs.	Wilder	Brit	1934 – 1942	MAP OF COMMUNITY RESIDENTS 1934 – 1942
	Wilder	Mary	1938	COBB STORIES “Visit to Line Fork/Pettit’s…”	“Sally’s … little sister.”
	Wilder	Kermit	1934 – 1942	MAP OF COMMUNITY RESIDENTS 1934 – 1942
	Wilder	Sally (Sal)	1938	COBB STORIES “Visit to Line Fork/Pettit’s…”	Mary’s sister.
	Wilder Family		1937	COBB STORIES “Handing…”	Olga, Tommy, Anna; attended Cobb’s Sunday School at Divide, KY.

Wilder Family: PMSS WORKERS, 1937-1986

LAST NAME	FIRST NAME	JOB TITLE		NOTES	FORMER STUDENT?	PINE MT. YEARS
Cornett	Jess	Night Watchman & Groundskeeper 1940s; Maintenance 1970s		Had a little general store just outside PMSS gate; Married Sally Wilder, sister of Brit Wilder.		1941-1942; 1973-1974
Wilder	Anne	Laurel House		First semester		1945
Wilder	Brit	Maintenance; Supervisor of Mines 1937-1950	Farm, May 1951-1953, Aug 1955-		yes	1937-1953; 1955-
Wilder	Hobart	Farm Assistant		Graduate, class of 1948	yes	1948 – June 1951
Wilder	Mildred	Domestic, Laurel House/West Wind		Birth Date: May 03, 1924	yes	1951 – 1986

Wilder Family: PMSS BOARDING STUDENTS, 1921-1950

STUDENT NAME	YEAR(S) AT PMSS	GRAD?	NOTES
Wilder, Anna Berniece	1941-1945	yes
Wilder, Barbara	1948-1950
Wilder, Billy Gene	1936-1938
Wilder, Charles	1948
Wilder, Charlie	1948
Wilder, Covey	1940-1943
Wilder, Hobart	1943-1948	yes	PMSS staff 1948-1951 (farm asst)
Wilder, Jack Wallace	1942-1947	yes
Wilder, John C.	1935-1936
Wilder, Juanita L.	1942-1943

Wilder, [Kermit, Margaret and Sally]	1922-1929	Source: BOX 34 STUDENTS – V-Z, C. 1919-1930; A-W, 1929-1932… #34-18
Wilder, Joe	1925	Source: BOX 34 STUDENTS – V-Z, C. 1919-1930; A-W, 1929-1932… #34-19
Wilder, Mary and Margaret	1926	Source: BOX 34 STUDENTS – V-Z, C. 1919-1930; A-W, 1929-1932… #34-20

Wilder, Margaret	1928-1935	yes
Wilder, Mary	1932-1936		9th grade
Wilder, Mary Cathryn	1942-1943
Wilder, Mildred	1932		Application only; PMSS staff 1951-1986(?) (domestic)
Wilder, Olga Mae	1934-1936
Wilder, Polly	1921-1934	yes
Wilder, Ruth Marie	1947-1949
Wilder, Ruth Marle	1947
Wilder, Wilbur	1935-1940	yes	Graduated May 1938
Wilder, William Kenneth	1941-1943

Wilder, William W. (Billy) (Billie?)	1938-1941	yes

Wilder Family: PMSS COMMUNITY SCHOOL STUDENTS, 1952-1963

LAST NAME – FIRST NAME – MI – DATE OF BIRTH – DATE OF RECORD

Wilder Brenda 1953-01-19 1963

Wilder Charles Anthony 1958-08-28 1960

Wilder Charles “Charlie” 19__-__-__ 1954

Wilder Elizabeth Joan 1951-10-16 1958

Wilder Eloise 1947-08-08 1960

Wilder Ella Pauline 1949-11-26 1960

Wilder Etta Ruth 1948-03-20 1954

Wilder Gregory 1951-06-14 1960

Wilder Joan 1951-10-16 1959-60

Wilder John Forster 1944-03-16 1950

Wilder Peggy Ann 1946-12-26 1952

Wilder Phyllis Kay 1943-01-29 1954

Wilder Steven 1957-04-21 1963

Wilder Thelma Irene 1942-03-16 1957

See Also BRIT WILDER Biography

Wilder Family: GALLERY

: “Cutting Silage – 1948.” With list of names: Fugate, Baker, Brooks, Wilder, Dodds. [nace_II_album_042.jpg]

: “Isaac’s Creek School. Barbara Wilder”, front and center.” [045_VI_FN_pg3a_025.jpg]

: Rick Ely and ? Wilder with Vietnam visitor. [53_life_work_children_clases_1714.jpg]

: 1809e Jerry Workman, Community School teacher, 1960s, and Brenda Wilder and Mr. Workman. [58_Life and Work_Children and Classes_023.jpg]

: 1802c Brenda Wilder and Jean Callahan. [58_Life and Work_Children and Classes_008.jpg]

: 1802b Jerry Workman, Community School teacher, 1960s, and Brenda Wilder. [58_Life and Work_Children and Classes_007.jpg]

: 1801a Ralph Turner and Clyde Wilder [58_Life-and-Work_Children-and-Classes_002.jpg]

: Boys from Boy’s House, seated on steps. Brit Wilder with ball on lower step. Katherine Pettit Album I. [pettit_31_004-2.jpg]

: Robin Hood play. Brit Wilder at center. Katherine Pettit Album I. [pettit_32_005.jpg]

: School room and students. Brit Wilder to far right, front. Katherine Pettit Album I. [pettit_41_005.jpg]

: Students. Brit Wilder third from right. Katherine Pettit Album I. [ [pettit_40_008.jpg]

: Brit Wilder. [VII_63_life_work_001-110.jpg]

: Brit Wilder, Bill Hayes, Boone Callahan. Excerpt, 1943 Pine Mountain Family Album.[1943_family_album_photo_brit.jpg]

: Barbie Wilder, second from left. Three girls. [52_life_work_051a.jpg]

: Jerry Day, Tommy Middleton, Clyde Wilder, McKinley Cox. 1697. [52_life_work_044d.jpg]

: Brenda Wilder. [52_life_work_043d.jpg]

: Brenda Wilder. [52_life_work_043b.jpg]

: Clyde Wilder. [52_life_work_030b.jpg]

: Evelyn Wilder. [52_life_work_002h.jpg]

: Evelyn Wilder, Vicki McCoy. [52_life_work_0429b.jpg]

: Evelyn Wilder, Anita Baker. [52_life_work_0402f.jpg]

: Stevie Wilder, Rodney Huff. [52_life_work_025b.jpg]

: ? and Thelma Wilder. Series VII-52 Children & Classes. [elem_021.jpg]

: Thelma Wilder and Helen Hayes. Series VII-52 Children & Classes. [elem_015.jpg]

: McKinley Cox, Ralph Turner, Jerry Day, Don & Clyde Wilder, Norma Callahan. [52_life_work_031c.jpg]

: Evelyn Wilder, Billy June Lewis, Roy Cox, Ralph Turner (top), Larry Merrill, far right. [52_life_work_029c.jpg]

: Danny Lewis, Evelyn Wilder, Billy June Lewis, Roy Cox, Tony Ely. [52_life_work_029a.jpg]

: Brit Wilder. VII 63 Life Work Maintenance, Farm, Grounds. [VII_63_life_work_001-118.jpg]

: Brit Wilder and Alvin Boggs butchering a steer. [VII_63_life_work_001-123.jpg]

: Alvin Boggs, Brit Wilder butchering a steer.[VII_63_life_work_001-121.jpg]

: “Cutting Silage – 1948.” With list of names: Fugate, Baker, Brooks, Wilder, Dodds. [nace_II_album_042.jpg]

: “Polly Wilder.” [kingman_087b.jpg]

: “Fair Day, September 1929. Marian [Kingman], Miss Pettit [Katherine Pettit], Harriet [Crutchfield], Miss [Ruth] Gaines. [?] Morrison, Brit Wilder. [kingman_084a.jpg]

: “Aunt Sal’s Day, 1930. Mrs. Wilder, Mrs. Creech, Squire Creech, Miss Gaines, Norma, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Creech, Woodrow, Edmund Napier.” [kingman_074a.jpg]

: Uncle William’s children “Nancy Lewis, Rhoda Wilder, Polly Lewis, Henry Creech, Columbus Creech, Bill and Joe Creech.” William Creech’s children. [kingman_060a.jpg]

: “Mary Wilder, John Wilder, Una Lewis, Herbert Lewis, Omer Lewis, Ala May Creech, Clyde Creech, Robert Creech, William Callahan.” [kingman_066a.jpg]

: Polly [Wilder] and children, Sally, Ella, Cindy.” [kingman_054c.jpg]

: “Cindy and Polly Wilder.” [kingman_053c.jpg]

: “Polly Wilder.” [kingman_025d.jpg]

: “Robin Hood” (Brit Wilder) as Robin Hood play. [kingman_027a.jpg]

: P. Roettinger Album. “Brit [Wilder], one of the grandchildren.” [roe_016a_mod.jpg]

: 0043a P. Roettinger Album.”Life is hard in the wilderness.” [Young man holding axe? in one hand and log in the other, logs at feet, fence in background, building at right in background.] [roe_043a.jpg]

: Forster, Thelma, and Phyllis Wilder, 1947. [nace_1_064b.jpg]

: Brit Wilder and Walter Blackson, Stone Mason Class, 1947. [nace_1_049a.jpg]

: Fair Day 1946. Thresher Demonstration by Brit Wilder. [nace_1_045b.jpg]

: Ploughing at Henry Wilder’s. [nace_1_018b.jpg]

: Henry Wilder’s place — Arche’s Branch of Big Laurel. [nace_1_017c.jpg]

: Mrs. Henry Wilder and Charles. [nace_1_017b.jpg]

: Rhoda Creech Wilder’s Family: Kermit 8, Brit 10, Sallie 12, holding ? Mary 1, Margaret 3, Cindy 6, Polly 4. [Vl_37_1195a.jpg]

: Ella Wilder, daughter Barbara, and Brit Wilder. Brit and Ella worked at PMSS for over 40 years. [X_100_workers_2603d_mod.jpg]

: 15 Friends & Neighbors : “Rhoda Wilder, 1917.” Two friends standing, child in front with head turned. [Vl_34_1095b_mod.jpg]

: 025 “Aunt Happy (Aunt Sally Creech) and her ‘Leastest’ (Brit Wilder).” [D2_06_rittenhouse_catherine025_mod]

: Friends & Family: VI 37 Aunt Bet Scott (Aunt Sal’s sister) with blond child in front of fireplace and “shucky beans” hanging above the two. (Aunt Sal and young Brit Wilder with dried vegetables behind them.) [Vl_37_1185.jpg]

: Miss Kinnard’s Room: Sarah Nolan, Mary Nolan, Dennis Baker, Lee Day, Walt Creech, Astor Brownig, Delphine Callahan, Glyn Patterson, Forester Wilder, Lorene Hensley, Lela Cornett, Elmer Parris and Clark Turner. [53_life_work_children_classes_1735-1.jpg]

: Nativity Play, 1946. Beth LaRue, Roy Banks, Harold Cox, Arch Lewis, Bob LaRue, Jack Wilder, Ray Banks, Raymond Sturgill, Robert Calloway, Gladys Carroll, R.B. Begley [?], Bill Blackson, Densel Duncan, Frank Berry. Photography by Arthur Dodd. [nace_1_026b.jpg]

: (Seated) ?, Polly Wilder, Maude Holbrook, Vinnie Neff, ?, Dorothy Tuttle, boy. (Standing: not identified.) “Front row, 4th from left, Venny [sic] Neff. Seated, 3rd from left, Maude Holbrook.” [neff_vennie_007.jpg]

: Joe Bramlett Album – Staff at the School: (left to rt) Front row: Ronald Henderson, Bill Hayes, Jess Cornett, Arthur Dodd, (unknown). Back row: (unknown), Brit Wilder, Hobart Wilder, Paul Hayes, Burton Rogers. [bram_-33.jpg]

: “Laurel House, May 1933.”(Front from Left) Margaret Wilder (1), Eula Minyard (2), Millie Huff (3), ????, Gola Smith (4). (Back Row from Left) Alice Miniard, (7) Chloe Smith (6), Vinnie Neff (5). “For Vennie Huff, Laurel House, May ’33. Vinnie Neff 2nd from back row.” [neff_vennie_014.jpg]

: Senior Class, 1947. Front row: Ray Banks, Arch Lewis, Earl Lewis, Lonnie Lewis, Bob Calloway, Bill Blackson, Densel Duncan, Betty Zane Logan. Second row: Roy Banks, Jack Wilder, Gladys Correll, Mary Howard, Jim Blanton, Bob LaRue (hidden), R.B. Begeley, Beth LaRue, Delores Scott, Douglas Reynolds, Lois North, Ann Creech, Wanda Collier, Jolene Lucas, Emily Bailey. [nace_1_057a.jpg]

: Creech Sunday School and Church, February 1945. Taken by Robert Starbuck. (Front Row) Jean Cornett, Ola Mae Cornett, Charleen Cornett, David Barry, Kathy Barry, Frank Barry. (Second Row) Mrs. Charles Cornett, Dodd Lewis, Lester Cornett, Bobbie Hill, Barbara Wilder, Darwin Lewis, Mrs. Gib Lewis, Mrs. Omer Lewis, Mrs. Barry. (Third Row) Brit Wilder, Margaret Nace, Henry Creech, Owen Lewis, Mary Wilder, Mr. Pinke, Dorothy Nace, Mrs. Henry (Delia) Creech. (Last Row) Ella Wilder, Elmer Lewis, Mr. Gib Lewis, Mr. Alex Lewis. [nace_1_066a.jpg]

: Country Cottage, interior view. Thanksgiving dinner for staff at the home of William and Fern Hayes. (Country Cottage). (left to right) Georgia Dodd, (?), Ella Wilder, Mr. H.R.S. Benjamin, Mrs. H.R.S. Benjamin, Steven Hayes (child), William Hayes carving turkey, Helen Hayes (child), Margaret Motter?, Brit Wilder, (?). c. 1945-46?.[X_100_workers_2644_mod.jpg]

: “Seniors 1948.” [Back row] Jane Burkhart, Ida MacLewis, Charleen Lewis, Margaret Blair, Raymond Sturgill, Mary Ruth Bird, Betty Huff, Ann Metcalf, Alberta Turner. [Front row] Melvin Coots, Mary Garrett, Hobart Wilder, Clella Sergent, Owen Lewis, Birdie Tipton. [nace_II_album_100.jpg]

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Title	Wilder Family
Identifier	WILDER FAMILY
Creator	Pine Mountain Settlement School, Pine Mountain, KY
Alt. Creator	Ann Angel Eberhardt ; Helen Hayes Wykle ;
Subject Keyword	Wilder Family ; Pine Mountain Settlement School ; Pine Mountain Community ; PMSS Workers ; PMSS Boarding School Students ; PMSS Community School Students ;
Subject LCSH	Wilder Family. Pine Mountain Settlement School (Pine Mountain, Ky.) — History. Harlan County (Ky.) — History. Education — Kentucky — Harlan County. Rural schools — Kentucky — History. Families — Kentucky. Schools — Appalachian Region, Southern.
Date	2018-06-14
Publisher	Pine Mountain Settlement School, Pine Mountain, KY
Contributor	n/a
Type	Collections ; text ; image ;
Format	Original and copies of documents and correspondence in file folders in filing cabinet.
Source	Series 09: Biography – Families
Language	English
Relation	Is related to: Pine Mountain Settlement School Collections, Series 09: Biography – Families
Coverage Temporal	1921 – 1986
Coverage Spatial	Pine Mountain, KY ; Harlan County, KY ;
Rights	Any display, publication, or public use must credit the Pine Mountain Settlement School. Copyright retained by the creators of certain items in the collection, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law.
Donor	n/a
Description	Core documents, correspondence, writings, and administrative papers of the Wilder Family ; clippings, photographs, books by or about the Wilder Family ;
Acquisition	n/d
Citation	“[Identification of Item],” [Collection Name] [Series Number, if applicable]. Pine Mountain Settlement School Institutional Papers. Pine Mountain Settlement School, Pine Mountain, KY.
Processed By	Helen Hayes Wykle ; Ann Angel Eberhardt ;
Last Updated
Bibliography	Source(s) ”Wilder.” GUIDE TO PMSS WORKERS 1913-2000s ; PINE MOUNTAIN VALLEY COMMUNITY RESIDENTS LIST 1910s-1940s ; GUIDE TO BOARDING SCHOOL STUDENTS, 1929-1949 ; COMMUNITY SCHOOL STUDENTS LIST Gi-Z. Series 09: Biography – Families. Pine Mountain Settlement School Institutional Papers. Pine Mountain Settlement School, Pine Mountain, KY. Internet resource. Bibliography Jenny B. Wilder is the author of a book “Pine Mountain Settlement School: Education for Living,” 1991[?] See: BIBLIOGRAPHY PINE MOUNTAIN SETTLEMENT SCHOOL Jones, D. J., Wilder, N. M., Maurice, J. F., & Kentucky. (1934). Mountain bumps in the coal fields of Harlan County, Kentucky. Lexington: University of Kentucky.

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