Joseph Terry (1816-1889): Home and Family Working-class fathers existed…but working-class fatherhood remained uncertain- Julie Marie Strange (1) Time spent together for working-class families would often be scarce as …
Jean Court: Home and Family (Part 2) Jean’s mother seems to work hard throughout her childhood in the 1920s to provide a consistently clean home and daily meals. ‘All …
Kay Garrett (b.1899): Home and Family Part Two Hello folks! Welcome back to writing lives and welcome to part two of Kay Garrett’s home and family blog posts. This post …
Frank Prevett (b.1904): Home and Family For the most part Frank’s memoir does not go into much detail into his family life. Most of his memoir goes into …
Frank Goss (b. 1896): Home and Family Frank Goss was born to parents Charlie and Nellie Goss and was the fourth child in the family. Since Goss only talks …
Frank George Marling (1863-1954): Home and Family – Part One The house in High Street was a very desirable residence with a vine growing over the back, a small yard behind the …
May Rainer. Home and Family. (b.1909) ‘Homes are not neutral things’ (George, 6) May Rainer’s memoir is filled with anecdotes about her family members. She starts her memoir …
Alice Maud Chase (1880-1968): Home & Family It is obvious that family is a large part of Alice’s life, particularly when she is a child. This is not surprising …
John Gibson (1887-1980): Home & Family Although the transcript does not go into any great detail regarding his domestic life, it is clear John Gibson’s family were extremely …
Arthur T. Collinson (b. 1893): Home & Family “United we stand, divided, we fall” (63). With Arthur T Collinson’s memoir being dedicated to his late Mother, Father, first wife and …
