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72 'Smith, Leather Britches — Slain" »». i^» » - i~ I f" e $ Fig. 1. Gravestone of "Leather Britches" Smith, Merryville Cemetery, Merryville, Louisiana.
73 "Smith, Leather Britches — Slain": Interpreting an Outlaw Legend Through His Gravestone Keagan Lejeune Introduction For folklorists, especially those interested in material culture, grave- stones offer unique opportunities for study because they make a permanent and public statement not only about the person inside the grave, but also about ...the community and death itself. When searching for information con- cerning the past, which may be elusive, variable, scant, and/ or contradicto- ry, the gravemarker can serve as an important tool. The tombstone not only can offer facts, data, and pronouncements of belief through its form, engrav- ings, or material, but also can provide a focal point for collecting verbal lore.
In the case of the legend of Leather Britches Smith, a Louisiana outlaw in the 1910s, an individual marker in a Merryville, Louisiana, cemetery is a crucial element in many variants of the same legend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
72 'Smith, Leather Britches — Slain" »». i^» » - i~ I f" e $ Fig. 1. Gravestone of "Leather Britches" Smith, Merryville Cemetery, Merryville, Louisiana.
73 "Smith, Leather Britches — Slain": Interpreting an Outlaw Legend Through His Gravestone Keagan Lejeune Introduction For folklorists, especially those interested in material culture, grave- stones offer unique opportunities for study because they make a permanent and public statement not only about the person inside the grave, but also about ...the community and death itself. When searching for information con- cerning the past, which may be elusive, variable, scant, and/ or contradicto- ry, the gravemarker can serve as an important tool. The tombstone not only can offer facts, data, and pronouncements of belief through its form, engrav- ings, or material, but also can provide a focal point for collecting verbal lore.
In the case of the legend of Leather Britches Smith, a Louisiana outlaw in the 1910s, an individual marker in a Merryville, Louisiana, cemetery is a crucial element in many variants of the same legend.
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