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 …
Amy Frances Gomm: (b.1899): Purpose and Audience ‘The present is so fun; the future so uncertain. There’s no time for the past; that past which had its own …
Arthur T. Collinson (b. 1893): Home & Family “United we stand, divided, we fall” (63). With Arthur T Collinson’s memoir being dedicated to his late Mother, Father, first wife and …
Adeline Hodges (b.1899): War & Memory War is a subject that Adeline dedicates much of the second section of her memoir to. It is mainly focused on her late …
Edward Cain (1891-1978): An Introduction Edward Cain, in his memoir ‘Memories’, recalls the ups and downs of growing up in North East England as part of a …
Amy Gomm (b.1899-1984): War and Memory ‘Everbody’s war, that had been threatening for so long, actually broke out a few months later. It still had little impact on …
Annie Ford (1920 Onwards) : War and Memory The war was inevitable in how it impacted the lives of those in Great Britain. All different classes were affected by the …
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 …
Guy Oates (1905-1987): Home and Family – Part Two In writing about my mother, it is now that I wish more than ever that I had been well educated and possessed …
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 …
