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1924 (hand written)
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This book of poetry was written by the McCorkell children as an Easter present for their father in 1924.
Oona (b.1910), Kathleen (b.1911), Leslie (b.1916) and Pakenham (b.1923) were the four children of Dudley and Helen McCorkell. They lived in Londonderry, Northern Ireland. The children wrote poems which were put into books and presented to their father as Christmas and Easter presents. The daughters lived into their nineties, but Pakenham died in 1944.
The poems in this book are credited to Oona, Kathleen and Leslie McCorkell. The poems included in the book are entitled 'Fairies', 'The Pluckiest Un', 'The Little Princess', 'The Woods', 'My Father', 'The Army', 'The Lifeboat', 'Wee Folk', ' How I Hate', 'The Rich and the Poor', and 'Home is Best'.
Oona (b.1910), Kathleen (b.1911), Leslie (b.1916) and Pakenham (b.1923) were the four children of Dudley and Helen McCorkell. They lived in Londonderry, Northern Ireland. The children wrote poems which were put into books and presented to their father as Christmas and Easter presents. The daughters lived into their nineties, but Pakenham died in 1944.
The poems in this book are credited to Oona, Kathleen and Leslie McCorkell. The poems included in the book are entitled 'Fairies', 'The Pluckiest Un', 'The Little Princess', 'The Woods', 'My Father', 'The Army', 'The Lifeboat', 'Wee Folk', ' How I Hate', 'The Rich and the Poor', and 'Home is Best'.
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Parts | This object consists of 9 parts.
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Materials and techniques | Handwriting, drawing and watercolour painting |
Brief description | Book, poetry, hand written and bound with yellow ribbon, front cover decorated with a painting of two rabbits, by Oona, Kathleen and Leslie McCorkell as an Easter present for their father, Derry, 1924. |
Physical description | Hand made book of poetry, 22 pages, bound with yellow ribbon. |
Credit line | Given by Marion McLachlan |
Summary | This book of poetry was written by the McCorkell children as an Easter present for their father in 1924. Oona (b.1910), Kathleen (b.1911), Leslie (b.1916) and Pakenham (b.1923) were the four children of Dudley and Helen McCorkell. They lived in Londonderry, Northern Ireland. The children wrote poems which were put into books and presented to their father as Christmas and Easter presents. The daughters lived into their nineties, but Pakenham died in 1944. The poems in this book are credited to Oona, Kathleen and Leslie McCorkell. The poems included in the book are entitled 'Fairies', 'The Pluckiest Un', 'The Little Princess', 'The Woods', 'My Father', 'The Army', 'The Lifeboat', 'Wee Folk', ' How I Hate', 'The Rich and the Poor', and 'Home is Best'. |
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Accession number | B.329:1 to 9-2010 |
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Record created | April 8, 2011 |
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