Well, its been seven years since I last posted on this site, I have not done a lot of geneology since then, but have kept things in place for a return.
So no apologies, other than lecturing at Birmingham City University, a little travelling and a lot of marking kept me away.
All my electronic records are within Acesestery.com I have added recent additions to my own family line, in my four grandchildren, My paper record, are in a single binder and in a bit of a mess, so first job is to convert and import them into my Mac. I use Obsidian, a knowledge base program, I use for all my research, more on that later.
Against my better judgement, I have returned to Facebook, for no other reason than the Australian arm of the Scaysbrook line tends to gather there. so if you want to talk, that's one place I will hang out in at least once a week.
The Scaysbrook.com web site has been revamped and rewritten on Google sites for no other reason than its free, and very easy to use. please visit and see what's there, I shall be adding new information as soon as I can.
This blog will remain as the more frequent source of information, again its so easy to use and free. There is a link system and I will try and bring each blog into the site for ease of reading.
There we are, retirement and a renewed interest in the Scaysbrook and variants blood line.
As always, if you are a Scaysbrook, send a link, lets chat, if your name looks like scaysbrook, ie Scasbrick or similar, chances are we are in the same line, so again drop a line here and chat. I am, thinking of opening up a new Scaysbrook page on Facebook to mirror the Australian site. If and when it happens I'll post a link here.
My next blog will be of my Grandfathers, my mothers Stepfather, the only Grandfather I knew, my blood line grandfathers I never met, or they died before can remember any memories.
Todays picture, is some of their death or birth Certificates.
Till then be safe in these interesting Covid times.
Scays