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Gianni's sons
MT NAM PMA-0593GC-02-05 · Unità documentaria · n/a
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Two of Gianni's sons, Felic and Guzi, posing with a truck that was used to carry produce.

MT NAM PMA-0595MAF-01-01 · Unità archivistica · 21/11/2009
Parte di Public Memory Archive

Theme: Agriculture
Dates covered: 1950-1970
Maria Assunta described her work in agriculture, including the tools they used and the kinds of technology they had. She also went into her family's history and how they ended up working the fields. In addition, Maria Assunta recounted a few stories that happened in her youth.

Maria Galea
MT NAM PMA-0595MAF-02-01 · Unità documentaria · n/a
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Maria Assunta's aunt, Maria Galea, who used to live with her in Ghajn Tuffieha.

Joseph Vella
MT NAM PMA-0051JV · Sub-fondo · 13/12/2002
Parte di Public Memory Archive

Theme: The Craft of Farming in the Past and How it Changed. Joseph Vella, also known as ' Tal-Kananku' was born on the 14th of May 1930 in Mellieha. He had 3 siblings. His father, Guzeppi, was a farmer and his mother, Rosanna, was a grocer. Vella was a farmer and spent a short time cutting stone. At the time of the interview he was retired but was still working in the fields. In the 1980s and 90s he had travelled to Australia (4 months), Canada (3 months) and Italy (2 weeks). Other than those times, he had always lived in Mellieha. Joseph had 8 children, 2 had already passed away. He liked swimming and hunting.

Salvu Schembri
MT NAM PMA-0052SS · Sub-fondo · 14/12/2002
Parte di Public Memory Archive

Theme: The Craft of Farming in the Past and How it Changed. Salvu Schembri was born on the 6th of January, 1924 at Zurrieq. He had 9 siblings. His father was a farmer and his mother was a seamstress. He worked with the British Navy for 13 years, then he worked with a tarmac company and afterwards with the Air Ministry. He had twin boys, Karmnu and Rokku. He was known as Tar-Rocc. He liked the local feasts and horses. He was a member of Maltese Catholic Association.