Frank Prevett (b.1904): An Introduction Frank Prevett’s memoir entitled ‘Memoirs of a Railwayman’ is a thorough account of his life working on the railway through his numerous …
Annie Ford (1920 onwards): Introduction ‘[A]lthough we are better off by far than our Mothers and Fathers, we seem to have lost something. Shall we say “Lost …
Annie Lord (b. 1899): An Introduction “Coming from a family of 15 life has Been very tough for me, as I was Born deaf in one ear…” Lord, …
Annie Lord (b. 1899): Disabilities – Part Two “I was only married 2 years when I found out he was a cripple from 1914 War an ex[-]serviceman man mind you …
Annie Lord (b.1899): Disabilities – Part One “I was Born deaf in one ear, But was never found out those days till late in life, even at school I …
Annie Lord (b.1899): Life and Labour – Part One “…my first job was in service 10/- a week to start up at six in the morning and on the go [un]till …
Annie Lord (b.1899): Life and Labour – Part Two “… it was hard work But we got good food and that was the main thing those days, I can Rem[em]ber the …
Annie Lord (b.1899): War and Memory “… the 1914 soldiers use[d] to line up for there dinners in the High street Hornsey from the drilly Hall Bottom of …
Harold Gill (1919-2003): An Introduction Harold Gill was born in 1919 in the small northern village of Wesham. He was the seventh child of a bricklayer, making …
John C. Sawyer (b. 1914): An Introduction ‘This is my first attempt at writing a book – no one may be interested, it may never appear in print, one …
