Description
This spiritual was included in the 1928 edition of "Thirty-six South Carolina Spirituals" by Carl Diton, on page 23, item 11. It was transcribed based on the oral tradition of St. Helena Island in present day Beaufort County, South Carolina. The transcription is credited to Diton.
Organization
Yale University (funder)
Affiliated Institution
Morehouse College
Keywords
Gullah Geechee; Spirituals; South Carolina; North Carolina; Georgia; Virginia; Slave of the United States; Saint Helena Island Spirituals; Thirty Six South Carolina Spirituals; Beaufort County; Port Royal Islands; Christian Music; Black Sacred Music; Slave Songs; African American Vernacular English (AAVE); Antebellum South; Penn Center
Language
Gullah
Subject
Spirituals (Songs);Gullahs;African diaspora
Coverage
South Carolina--Saint Helena Island
Region
USA
Rights Statement
IN COPYRIGHT
Use and Reproduction
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Files
Recommended Citation
Diton, Carl and Collins, Nnalue Michael, "Way in the Heaven Bye-and-Bye" (2026). Gullah Geechee Spirituals Project. 47.
https://elischolar.library.yale.edu/ggsp/47
Comments
Additional contributors not captured in author fields: Hood, Trevon (editor); Crawford, Eric (editorial contributor); Shelley, Braxton (editorial contributor); Carter-Enyi, Aaron (editorial contributor)