What's New - 2010
March 2010
There has been some general tidying up of the military pages, including a new introduction to The Great War for Civilisation.
February 2010
A new page has been added for Albert William Reffles, who was in the Royal Air Force and died during the Second World War. Thanks to Selina, the page on Alice Jane Rattle has been updated. A new page has been added for the church of All Saints Fulham. The Make A Family History Website section has received a make over. A new page has been added for anthropologist and explorer William Scoresby Routledge.
Following on from research at the National Archives into the Greenwich Hospital Schools, more information has been added to the page about James Reffell, who is now confirmed in his own handwriting to have been present at the Battle of Trafalgar.
January 2010
A new mini-website has been created for the Reffells Bexley Brewery Ltd. The mini-website uses quite a different approach being essentially visually-based in the style of the brewery's 1930s advertising. It is centred around a character called 'Uncle Reff' who often spoke in rhymes, or 'Reffellising' as he called it.
New pages have been added for two Canadians who died fighting in Europe during the Second World War; John Wilson Summerhayes who was in the air force and Samuel Joseph Summerhayes who was in the army.