Remembering Catharine

Remembering Catharine

by Frances Maber
Epub (Kobo), Epub (Adobe)
Publication Date: 06/07/2019

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This ghost memoir tells the life of Catharine Maber, from her harsh beginnings as a child in Ireland, to her eventual marriage and transportation to a penal colony in Australia. A skilled embroiderer, which often helped her to survive, Catharine tells her story through the making of a patchwork quilt.


Catharine's story is told from family research and written from Catharine's point of view, outlining how she survived in a harsh environment, with a husband who constantly absconded with her hard earned savings, and her desperation to survive led to her arrest and conviction and eventual transportation to Australia where she started life anew.

ISBN:
9781876922962
9781876922962
Category:
Australasian & Pacific history
Format:
Epub (Kobo), Epub (Adobe)
Publication Date:
06-07-2019
Language:
English
Publisher:
Linellen Press
Frances Maber

Frances Maber was born in England and educated in Western Australia where she still lives. After 6 years as a High School Teacher she moved into the Commonwealth Department of Education. She married in 1967. She has no children.

Her career prospered. She was the first woman appointed as Director of a Commonwealth Department first in WA, then Victoria before moving to Canberra. In 1979 she was awarded the O.B.E. for Services to Education. Her next move was to the post of Registrar at Murdoch University in WA. Once retired, in 2005 she set out write a wombat’s life story.

In 2007 she met Albany artist Alexander Hills and the Maber-Hills team was established. By 2009 the Willit Trilogy was complete.

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