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Leaving home and married life at 16 years of age

Leaving home and married life at 16 years of age

Kate Nichol interviewed by Robert McQuistan on 14 January 2014, in Carsluith. Ref: DG2-7-1-2 © European Ethnological Research Centre, 2017. Robert asks Kate about the beginning of her married life at a house on the…

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Posted by: mmulhern // Spoken Word, Uncategorized // Carsluith, domestic, gender // March 8, 2017 // Comment

Winnie Johnstone on Domestic Duties on the Farm

Winnie Johnstone on Domestic Duties on the Farm

Winnie Johnstone interviewed by Robert McQuistan on 24 May 2012, High Auchenlarie. Interviewed: 24 May 2012. Ref: DG2-3-1-2. © European Ethnological Research Centre, 2016. Winnie recalls the domestic duties as a girl on High Auchenlarie…

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Posted by: mmulhern // Spoken Word, Uncategorized // Auchenlarie, bothy, domestic, farm life, gender // June 9, 2016 // Comment

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