Rees Scott Archive
Barry ReesThe Rees Scott Archive Substack sharing items from the archives and posts about relevant research. Also contains research for the Selves-One-Name-Study
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'Glenmark'
‘A Family Pattern’ in the Rees Scott family tree, is the name ‘Glenmark’.
Frances Eliza Wildish (1869 - Unknown) - Workmen's Home, New Street, Braintree, Essex
“Workmen’s Home, New Street, Braintree, Essex” - that’s one of the most intriguing addresses in my family tree, as it is the, last known address for one of my maternal Great Grandmothers, Frances Eliza Scott, nee Wildish.
D(A.I.) Alan Rees (1932-2009) - Cabinetmaker to Groundsman
Amy Johnson Crow, when setting out the #52Ancestors52Weeks, makes it clear that ‘You choose how much to participate and how you want your storytelling to look. You are not expected to complete every prompt. Pick the ones that inspire you an...
Today's Descendants are Tomorrow's Ancestors
When I started on my family history journey, many years ago, I suspect I was just like others before me - I wanted to build a tree that could get me back to a really early ancestor.
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I’m Barry Rees, and this is my research into my family history on both my paternal (REES) and maternal (SCOTT) lines. I am also undertaking research for a One-Name-Study, for the surname SELVES.
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