Stephen Forsdick (b. 1835): Home & Family I will say now, that the repentance never came and neither of us ever regretted our hasty marriage on the plains. Stephen …
Fred Baxter (1908-1997): Home and Family “I have always told my children, marriage is not just the day when you are looking beautiful in your wedding gown and …
Edward Cain (1891-1978): Home and Family At the beginning of Edward Cain’s memoir, his family is a central theme as he details where they lived and how often …
Joseph Terry (1816-1889): His Mother the Martyr Rosey-faced woman with one of the tenderest hearts that ever beat in a human Joseph incessantly showers his mother with compliments; she …
Annie Ford (1920 Onwards): Home and Family (Part 2) Annie’s memoir focuses family life throughout her childhood rather than throughout her adult life. This is significant as the purpose of the …
Marion Owen (b. 1909): Home and Family Part I Home and family life is one of the most important themes within Marion Owen’s memoir. She focuses on her life up until …
Norah Fearon Knight (1910-2000): Home & Family (1/2) The main focus of Norah Fearon Knight’s memoir ‘Nostalgia’ is undoubtedly her family and home life during her childhood. ‘Our family counting …
Ken Hayter (b. 1940) Home & Family (2/2) ‘Until the war ended, there were just the three of us: Mam, Charlie and me. There was the occasional reference to someone …
Marion Owen (b. 1909): Home and Family Part II ‘We were not unfeeling, but youth is mercifully resilient’ Grief is an extremely personal thing and there is not one singular way …
Pauline Wiltshire: Family life in England “If there is love and strength in the home and we give out children an identity they will be better off.” (Wiltshire, …
