Frank George Marling (1863-1954): Fun and Festivities – Part One Frank’s memoirs include a range of different events and activities that he witnessed or took part in during his childhood. In particular, …
John Shinn (1837-1925): The Musical Journey to Success With much hard work and perseverance I made fair progress, this I kept up for some years and thus my musical knowledge …
Alfred Ireson (b.1856): Purpose and Audience “This is no attempt to write an autobiography” (1) I might agree. Alf’s memoir ‘Reminiscences’ does indeed feel more of a personal …
John Shinn (1837-1925): Respectability and Improvement I often wonder how I have been able to attain my present position, but it has only been done by… perseverance and …
Minnie Frisby (b. 1877): Reading and Writing Early nineteenth century literacy was based on the ability to sign the marriage register. Education was a gift that was taken away …
Leonard Ellisdon (1885-1968): An Introduction Autobiography: Introducing Author MY AUTHOR IS LEONARD W. ELLISDON – STARTING FROM VICTORIA In Brixton on the 31st of January 1885 …
Alice Pidgeon (b.1898): Reading & Writing For many, reading can be seen as one of the most enjoyable pastimes there is. It is also a common view that …
Alice Pidgeon (b.1898): An Introduction ‘Looking Over My Shoulder to Childhood Days and Later’ – Alice Pidgeon (born c.1898) Alice Pidgeon’s memoir tells a story of sadness …
