Helen Parker-Drabble
Award-winning author and researcher recovering forgotten lives from the traces they leave behind. Creator of the Who Do I Think You Were?® series.
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The Name at the Foot of a Recipe
This post draws on ongoing archival research into Mary’s life and the network of women who contributed to her recipe book. Some citations in the notes are still being fully integrated into the project’s bibliography. This work is subject to...
One Recipe, and What It Contains
On page fifteen of Mary Allott’s recipe book, in Mary’s hand, is a recipe for Indian Pickle. It is attributed to Mrs Holland, which is to say Hannah Holland née Bingham, a neighbour who lived ten minutes’ walk from Spring Villa. She contrib...
What a Facsimile Preserves
The first volume of the Mary project is a facsimile: a black and white reproduction of the manuscript, page for page, exactly as it survives. No transcription. No modern spelling. No editorial correction. The book is the manuscript.
I am s...
The children England never asked about
Two people in their eighties have written to me recently. Both spent years of their childhoods inside institutions they were sent away to, and both, in different words, said the same thing: I thought it was only me.
They are not the only o...
Who Wrote in Mary’s Recipe Book?
Six of the names in Mary Allott's recipe book: 'E Bunting. 1862' on page 46, 'Mrs Holland' and 'Mrs Cherry' on page 6, 'Mrs George Eadon' on page 51, 'Miss Ludlam' on page 78, and 'Miss Denham, Manchester' on page 80. More than seventy wome...
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