In the 1920s, hundreds of peculiar cream-coloured cubicles with eye-catching red doors first appeared on British pavements. My article 'Verminous Receptacles' on the practical, humorous and criminal ways in which the public reacted to so-called 'telephone cabinets' is out today in Discover Your Ancestors periodical online! http://www.discoveryourancestors.co.uk (Read by subscription only) Family History Research... Continue Reading →
Baptismal Blunders: Strange Happenings At Our Ancestors’ Christenings
By Ruth A Symes This article was first published in Discover Your Ancestors Online Periodical in 2025. http://www.discoveryourancestors.co.uk Etching of a baptism by Anker Smith (1759-1819), Wellcome Collection. Like marriages and burials, baptisms were key life events by which our ancestors demarcated their life experience and for which our extended families in the past routinely... Continue Reading →
‘Dollar Princesses’: What Our UK Ancestors Made of American Women
By Ruth A Symes Link to buy my books Amazon.co.uk: Ruth A Symes: books, biography, latest update Publishing this today in honour of the 250th anniversary of American Independence! [This article was originally published in Discover Your Ancestors in January 2019] The Dollar Princess: Miss Gabrielle Ray (1883-1973) as Daisy in the Edwardian musical comedy ‘The Dollar... Continue Reading →