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Interviews of Isabelle Shaw aged 87

EERC/DG/DG26/2

Childhood Education Dairy Farming Foodways Clothing and dress World War, 1914-1918 Housing Sanitation

Interview with Isabelle Shaw, who would have been about 87 years old at the time. This interview is largely about the village of Drummore and the shops and businesses that Isabelle remembered from he...

Interviews of Cathy Doughty aged 89

EERC/DG/DG4/23

Childhood Working life Farming Domestic personnel Education shops Clothing and dress Foodways World War, 1939-1945 Whithorn Bridgebank, Dumfries and Galloway

Biographical interview with Cathy Doughty (b. 1924) who was born at Crivelton and then later moved on to Cotts. Both farms were owned by Matthew Marshall, who also owned farms at Polmallet, Brownhill...

Interviews of Sheila Wilkinson aged 69

EERC/DG/DG38/10

Health Working life Nursing | Practice Customs Community Life Foodways Clothing and dress Air Accidents

Biographical interview with Sheila Wilkinson (born c.1945) who spent her childhood in Portnockie. Sheila and the interviewer started their nurse training together, on 1 April 1963 and this interview ...

Interviews of Norma Thomson and Wilma Marwick

EERC/EL/EL28

Garvald Nunraw Leith Childhood Recreation Housing shops Social Systems Clothing and dress Community Life Dancing Foodways Law

In this interview, Norma Thomson (aged 78) and her cousin, Wilma (aged 75), talk about their memories of visiting their grandfather in Garvald and their lifelong connections with and love for the vill...

Interviews of Margaret Oliver

EERC/EL/EL6/6

Working life Industry Community Life Transport Housing Foodways Clothing and dress Gender

In this interview, Margaret Oliver (b. 1957), who has lived in Musselburgh all her life, talks about her childhood there and her family connections to Brunton's wire mill. Margaret's mother, father, u...

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Interviews of Isabelle Shaw aged 87

Interviews of Cathy Doughty aged 89

Interviews of Sheila Wilkinson aged 69

Interviews of Norma Thomson and Wilma Marwick

Interviews of Margaret Oliver