Thanks Masato for your brilliant grasp of the web and providing the necessary links. There are other listings on American Memory as well under different names.

From an earlier Post: Dominicker comes from Dominique, now called Dominica, one of the Windward Islands. The word is old, known in print since 1809 so perhaps a lot older. Island planters came to the southern states as the island soil quickly wore out and Dominica is mountainous. A "dominicker" fowl is barred, usually with a rose comb and yellow legs.

I have 24 different versions of "Jordan is a Hard Road" in my database and have not used the versions in my library.

I'm not sure how many we need here,

-Richie