Charles William Esam-Carter: Early Childhood, Home and Family For the majority of his bibliography, Charles discusses in great detail all that he can remember from his early childhood. Even recalling …
Charles William Esam-Carter: Early Childhood, Home and Family Part Three Not long after the suspected affair, Charles recalls ‘the water diviner had sailed for Palestine…Water was it’s greatest need.’ (41) A few …
Charles William Esam-Carter: Early Childhood, Home and Family Part Two From the earliest point of his childhood, Charles is able to recall that there was something, someone missing. Eventually, reveals to us …
Charles William Esam-Carter: Introductory Blog Post Charles William Esam-Carter was born in Thornton Heath, Surrey in 1899 and was the oldest of two children. The family did not …
Ellen Cooper (b. 1921-2000) Home and Family: Part 1 ‘A whole house, all to ourselves, rented of course. It was wonderful’. (pg. 1)’ As indicated in the title of Ellen’s …
Ellen Cooper (b. 1921-2000) Home and Family: Part 2 ‘We had lived there for twenty four years and I will always remember it was great affection and sorrow too. It was …
Guy Oates (1905-1987): Home and Family – Part Two In writing about my mother, it is now that I wish more than ever that I had been well educated and possessed …
Guy Oates (1905-1987): Home and Family – Part One The history of some of the men in the Oates family: ‘My Grandfather 1816 to 1872’ (1:66) [Guy’s] grandfather loved to entertain all …
Harold Gill (1919-2003): Home and Family Family life in the early phases of the 20th century was a daily battle for Britain’s working class. Harold Gill’s experience was …
Home and Family: Adult Experiences The quote above found in Edna Bold’s memoir on page 58 is situated in the turning point from childhood memories to adult …
