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Tag Archives: Coles Croft
Telling family stories
As part of my research I will inevitably have to tell you some family histories. I say have to – it’s a vital, fascinating and relevant part of my research. But have you ever had someone try to tell you their … Continue reading
Posted in Black Country, History, Irish, Maps, Migration, PhD, Sources, Wolverhampton
Tagged carribee island, census, Coles Croft, creative history, immigration, ireland, irish immigration, maps, oral history, sources, storypast, storytelling
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