Haynes Family Manuscript Errata and Addenda for the first printing

p. 34 There should be an E chord in the last bar of the 3rd staff.

p. 36 Jack Woolsey was a fiddler who played for dances and owned a saloon in Canyon City, Oregon, in the 1860's and 1870's. His wife's name was Sophrona, and it is possible that "Fredi" was a mis-hearing of the nickname Fronnie.

p. 45 In the last bar of the second staff, the first note should be a half note, and the beams should connect the first three notes and the last two notes.

p. 53 There should be a D chord in the 4th bar of the last staff.

p. 55 Ed McCoy was a cornet player, who with his wife Nellie on piano, played for dances in Grant County, Oregon. He owned a store in John Day in the 1880's.

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