Nora Hampton (1895-1918): Home and Family part two This is my second post on Nora Hampton’s Home and Family, focusing on affective relations and memory. You can read the first …
Nora Hampton (1895-1918): Home and Family part one Nora’s memoir focuses heavily on the theme of home and family and so I have written two separate posts. This one covers …
Rosa Bell (b. 1902): Home & Family “… I was the child who loved my parents more than any other member of the family.” (pg. 9-10) Family is a …
Nora Lumb (b. 1912) Home and Family Blog: Part 1 “All these relations were so much part of everyday life and gave a wonderful sense of belonging and also a feeling of …
Walter John Eugene Elliott (1890- 1977): Home and Family Walter’s memoirs focus on his life up until the Armistice of The Great War, when he was 28. Readers are therefore given …
Arthur P Jacobs: Home and family The first chapter of Arthur memoir is called, ‘Small Beginnings’, which I think is a perfect representation of Arthur’s early home and …
Thomas Raymont (1864-1949): Home & Family Family is an important aspect of Thomas Raymont’s life, as he goes into detail about his expansive family history. The first few …
Thomas McLauchlan (1888-1979): Home and Family “These writings would not be complete if I did not something about the family. We are a united family, not only by …
Bessie Wallis (b. 1904): Home and Family “The family had closed ranks. At last we were a tribe united against all else.” Bessie Wallis’s account of her younger years …
Mary Bradbury (b. circa 1900): Home and Family Life Mary’s home life and her family are the focal point of her memoir as much of the content is centred on her …
