Miss. P Wilson (b. 1918): An Introduction Miss P Wilson was born at 12 High Burton Street in January 1918, the tenth child of her family. Her memoirs predominantly …
Mary Laura Triggle (1888-1985): Home and Family: Part 2 ‘I still like my own home…’ (7). In this second post of Mary’s home and family, I wanted to focus on …
Mary Laura Triggle (1888-1985): Illness, Health and Disability ‘So there again mother got the first folding invalid chair’ (21) Mary’s memoir recalls how her parents faced illness and disability throughout …
Mary Laura Triggle (1888-1985): Researching Writing Lives. I was extremely fascinated by the concept of researching and creating an author blog when I first began the Writing Lives module. …
Mary Laura Triggle (1888- 1985): Habits, Culture and Belief. (Part One) They had…a lot of rotten oranges which they intended to throw at the preacher, but that day my father got converted in …
Mary Laura Triggle (1888-1985): Life and Labour ‘we had a dreadful over looker she was really frightening, we were not allowed to talk to the girls who sat next …
Mary Laura Triggle (1888-1985): Home and Family: Part 1 ‘I also can look back & I think to me that was the highlight of my youth….’ (11). Mary’s memoir is predominantly …
Mary Laura Triggle (1888- 1985): Habits, Culture and Belief. (Part Two) I do think how different life could have been if father had not gone to throw rotten fruit at the preacher…’ (14) …
Mary Laura Triggle (1888-1985): An introduction. I think the young today don’t get the real joy that we had (pg.7). Mary Laura Triggle, maiden name, Sutton, was …
