Frank George Marling (1863-1954): Habits, Culture and Belief As a family we were attached to the Union Chapel, Berkeley. I remember attending the infant class where we were taught words …
Emanuel Lovekin (1820-1905): Religion It was not unusual for the working class of the 19th Century to have very little to no contact with the Church. …
Ruth Cox (1890): Habits, Culture and Beliefs Part I The search for fun and excitement away from school and later, the workplace, is something that Ruth concerned herself with throughout her …
Samuel Mountford (b. 1907) Habits, Culture & Belief. Samuel Mountford’s memoir is not particularly long (with only twenty-nine pages) even though it covers his entire life-span from childhood to present …
Eva Shilton (b.1907): Habits, Culture and Beliefs Though leisure time and cultural activities were not readily available to Eva and her family on account of their financial hardship, Eva …
Annie Ford (1920 Onwards): Habits, Culture and Beliefs “They were always painted and grained every few years by the Landlord, but the tenants would wash and revarnish each Whitsuntide. It …
Charles William Esam-Carter: Habits, Culture and Belief Charles discusses his introduction to religion in his early childhood, discussing a book he received for his birthday concerning the measles. This …
Ellen Cooper (b. 1921-2000) Habits and Beliefs. ‘Dad said you did not need to go for a holiday elsewhere when you lived in Southend, and it suited us.’ (Pg. …
Habits & Culture… And we’re going to Wembley Hughes’ memoirs are littered with a common theme, and that common theme is the joy he has …
Habits and Beliefs The very first cultural or religious acknowledgment made by Edna in her memoir is her religious background. She states many times about …
