Frank George Marling (1863-1954): Life and Labour I could not get any settled job. I helped my father in the post office, went with telegrams and eventually learnt to …
Frank George Marling (1863-1954): Fun and Festivities – Part Two Club Day! who can describe what the annual re occurrence of that day meant to young and old at Berkeley! The first Wednesday …
Frank George Marling: (1863-1954): Researching Writing Lives Researching and reading about the life of Frank George Marling has been both interesting and rewarding. Having to read the personal accounts …
Frank George Marling: (1863-1954): Transcript – Part One 1: 492 MARLING, Frank George, ‘Reminiscences’, TS, pp.22 (c.16,000 words). BruneI University Library. Click for Part Two (p.1) Reminiscences Some …
Frank George Marling: (1863-1954): Transcript – Part Two 1: 492 MARLING, Frank George, ‘Reminiscences’, TS, pp.22 (c.16,000 words). BruneI University Library. [Continued from part one of this transcript] (p.117) Reminiscences …
Frank George Marling (1863-1954): Home and Family – Part Two The “Old Post Office” is a double fronted house with a store room, or shop, at the side, beyond which are, or …
Frank George Marling (1863-1954): Purpose and Audience Frank George Marling, born on the 7th January 1863, introduces his memoirs with the accounts of his most vivid “recollections” (p.3). He …
Frank George Marling (1863-1954): An Introduction It has been said that misfortunes or other untoward events are remembered more vividly than joys. So it was the trouble caused …
