
The 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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In the 1950’s many large employers, including the Civil Service, Banks, Oil Companies - even Biscuit manufacturers (Peek Freans), provided sports facilities for their employees to use.
Such Sports Grounds were a significant resource for pe...
For the first few Wills I read I was interested in what happened to the individual’s property and possessions. However, the more Wills I read the more I realised there are often stories buried within them, which can tell us - or at least ra...
Lilian Bessie Evenden was born in 1900, to parents Richard Evenden (abt 1877 - 1966) and Mabel Mary Edwards (abt 1878 - 1967). 1
She went on to marry my Great Uncle, Harry Cooper Bradstreet Morris. 2
I hadn’t found out much about their li...
When considering this week’s topic of ‘possibilities’, I was pondering the possibility of me not existing - not in any dark way, but just in the way that so many decisions or random occurrences had to fall the way they did for me to exist....
This week’s 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks “A Place That Matters” is a difficult one - there are so many to chose from.
Do I pick a place that matters to me:
where I was born - Lewisham Hospital - which was once the workhouse
my Ch...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
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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