Adeline Hodges (b.1899): Home & Family ‘God bless me ma, God bless me pa, God bless me granny and grandpa, aunts, uncles, cousins, sisters and brothers, God bless …
Annie Lord (b.1899): Home and Family – Part Two Adulthood “… Real[l]y my life was a misery. Beaten and knocked about for nothing at all.” Lord, p:3 In contrast to her …
Jim Ingram (b.1912): Home and Family Jim Ingram’s family had a huge significance on his childhood and influenced the person he turned into. Ingram himself even says ‘In …
Daisy Cowper (1890 – 1985): Home & Family ‘Almost every house had children, and we played as one big family’ Given that Daisy explicitly states that her memoir was written …
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 …
Home & Family: Harold Heslop, 1898-1983. Given the impressive length of Harold Heslop’s memoir, and the clarity and detail in which he writes about ‘life beneath the fields,’ …
Thomas Jordan (B.1892): Home and Family Family is a central theme in Thomas Jordan’s memoirs, but in a less than traditional way. He does not so much focus …
Amy Frances Gomm: (b. 1899): Home and Family ‘mother, peace-loving, with a quiet strength, was the force that held the situation on an even keel, welding these diverse units together …
Mrs RM Downer (b.1884): Home and Family As RM Downer’s memoir begins when she started work at 17, she gives little description of her childhood and upbringing. When her …
Agnes Cowper (1874-1963): Home and Family The fundamental theme that runs throughout Agnes Cowper’s autobiography, A Backward Glance on Merseyside, is that of family. Her mother, father and …
