The Lost Colony in Fact and Legend.
Johnson, F. Roy. The Lost Colony in Fact and Legend. Murfreesboro, NC: Johnson Publishing Co., 1983. Pp. 83-85.
Children's and juvenilee works
Grandfather’s Stories.
Roland, Donna. Grandfather’s Stories. Illus. Gene Locklear. El Cajon, CA: Open My World, 1981. 28 p.
Going Seining: A Play in Three Acts.
Rinzler, Kate, and Wanda Locklear. “Going Seining: A Play in Three Acts.” Unpublished typescript. 1989.
The Puzzle of Roanoke, the Lost Colony.
Kimball, Gwen [pseud. of Robert Edward Gard]. The Puzzle of Roanoke, the Lost Colony. New York: Duell, Sloan & Pearce, 1964. 136 p.
The Haunts of Drowning Creek.
Wellman, Manly Wade. The Haunts of Drowning Creek. New York: Holiday, 1951. 205 p.
The Lumbee Indians: Searching for Justice, Searching for Identity.
Eliades, David K. “The Lumbee Indians: Searching for Justice, Searching for Identity.” Tar Heel Junior Historian 28.2 (Spring 1989): 47-49.
Lumbee.
Waldman, Carl. “Lumbee.” Encyclopedia of Native American Tribes. New York: Facts on File, 1988. Pp. 118-19.
The Lighterd Knot.
“The Lighterd Knot.” Robeson County Oral History Newsletter. Ed. Kate Rinzler. Title IVA, Robeson County Indian Education, n.d.
Henry Berry Lowry: Rebel With a Cause.
Cooper, Richard. Henry Berry Lowry: Rebel With a Cause. Famous Tar Heels. Raleigh: Creative Publications, 1985.
