Jean Court: Habits and Beliefs Within Jean’s memoir, she often speaks of church. Her mother ‘always attended St. Mary Redcliffe and would slip out of the house …
May Jones, born 1893: Habits, Culture and Belief “at about the age of four I became staunch or perhaps stupid vegetarian” (Jones, 49). May Jones’s autobiography details her life growing …
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): 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 …
C.V. Horner (1897–1980): Habits and Beliefs In terms of religion, C.V. Horner’s beliefs are never notably expressed throughout his memoir; in fact, his beliefs as a whole take …
Dorothy Squires (b.1897): Habits and Beliefs Dorothy, from a young age had a strong Christian faith. She attended Holy Trinity School in Waltham Cross, as well as the …
Edith Annie Williams (B. Nov. 1899): Habits, Culture & Belief ‘…as long as one generation avoids making the mistakes of the previous generation, as far as possible, then mankind can hope to …
Thomas McLauchlan (1888-1979): Habits and Beliefs It is always fascinating exploring the life and work of others in times gone by. Certainly, with regards to Thomas, its been …
Anthony Errington (1778-1848): Habits, Culture and Belief (Part 2) “After prayer he gave me the Book to Kiss with a promise of secrecy until; that should be fulfilled which was shown …
Ruth Cox (1890): Habits, Culture and Belief Part II ‘Her Majesty visited Ashton and we all saw her’ (White Knobs Row, p.3) Ruth, as I mentioned in the first blog post …
