Allen Hammond (b.1894): ‘Tomorrow Couldn’t be Worse’ Citations: Memoir: Hammond, Allen, Programme number:P404/4. Transmission; 26 August 1963. Granada Television. Typescript, 15 foolscap sheets, Burnett Archive of Working Class Autobiographies, …
Annie Lord (b. 1899): An Introduction “Coming from a family of 15 life has Been very tough for me, as I was Born deaf in one ear…” Lord, …
Ellen Cooper (b. 1921-2000) Transcript Mrs. E. Cooper, ‘The House Where I Grew Up’, unpublished memoir, 1993, 8pp, Burnett Collection of Working Class Autobiography, Special Collections Library, …
Jack McQuoid (1910-1985): An Introduction “Our lives do not begin and end by opening and closing like a book. Life could be likened more to a surging …
Rosa Bell (b.1902): R.M Remembers (Full Transcription) Rosa Bell – ‘R.M Remembers.’ Transcription My Dad Can you imagine a wee fella just about 3ft tall and only 7 years …
James H. McKenzie (1862-1952): An Introduction “You will want this man in a year or two” James H McKenzie, The Autobiography Of A Circus Showman, Pg 185 The …
Edna Bold (1904 – 1987): An Introduction Introducing Edna Bold (1904 – 1987) Upon first reading the memoir of Edna Bold, my first impression is that she is had …
Kay Garrett (b.1899): An Introduction “I was small and had short hair and from the counter clerks in the outside office I learned that I was referred …
Jack McQuoid (1910-1985): Biographical Entry Jack McQuoid, “One Man in His Time: an autobiography”. Typescript. 328pp. plus 6 photocopies of newspaper cuttings etc. c. 1985. Part 1 …
