Everyone in a family history is of course special in their own way, it is just that most people leave little more than a very basic trail for the future. It is the aim of this website to try and ensure that as many as possible are remembered as more than simply a name on a few pieces of paper.
- Bookseller & Stationer of Great Portland Street – Henry Hatch Reffell
- Cabman of Paddington – John William Reffell
- RFC Pilot & American Businessman – George Edward Reffell
- Sailor & Coastguard – William Reffell
- Sailor & Soldier of the American Civil War – Edward Forrester Reffell
- Foreign Office Diplomat – Joseph Reffell
- Waterman of Bermondsey – James Reffell
- The Engineering Tophams – Ovid Topham, George Topham, George Ovid Topham
- Early Robot Maker – Alan Herbert Reffell
- A Soldier of the Queen before the First World War – Horace Reffell
- An Australian Soldier of the First World War – Herbert Alfred Reffell
- The Mysterious Madame Caballero – A Tunbridge Wells Belle
- Servant to the Sambourne Family – Emma Reffell
- Chronicler of the Rattle Family – Thomas Watson Rattle
- Inventor of the Seismograph – John Milne, Geologist
- Professional Cricketer – Robert (Bobby) Abel
- Music Hall Proprietor – John Moy
- A Sad Tale – Louise & Manfred Masset
- Butcher of Wiltshire – Herbert William Reffell
- Baker & Pork Butcher of Godalming – Charles Burchatt
- Pipe Makers of Bury St Edmunds – Samuel & Elizabeth Reffell
- Anthropologist and Explorer – William Scoresby Routledge
- Farm Boy to South Australia – Frank Leslie Reffell