In 1943 my mother had a deep depression; partly menopause (she was 43), partly the death of my adopted sister aged 8, of diphtheria shortly
I read the other day of an important Royal Appointment – a new Poet Laureate, no less. I read up a bit about him. I
… I know it’s a cliche, but I find it confusing and interesting at the same time to have a six week school holiday bi-sected
The second of December 1928 (Sunday!) was indeed an important date. Wikipedia tells us:“Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester joined his brother Edward in abandoning an
Nice cards from everyone thanks, and one from Hazel thanks, also asking if our house move had gone well, and yes thanks it did; a
Pat Collision (nee Espin), Gladys & Arthur begat Dorothy (& Reuben) begat Pat (and Graham), still with me (?) sent through some photos of her
Ian sent this email over: “My mother (Agnes) had an autograph book with lots of pictures in it and little things to say. I don’t
Graham has just sent this over: “Harry, well we have finally arrived in Louisiana. It has been a trying three months. Luckily, I have some
Dear Harry, remembered you asked last year for my bio. Sorry it is late. Part I: The United Kingdom Born in Aston, Birmingham on June
Graham Espin emailed out: “Hi everyone, my family and I are planning on moving to New Orleans, Louisiana. This is where my wife is from.
Ian was so moved listening to the records of his father, he wrote a prayer to him. Click on Charles’ page to read it.