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Robert Arthur Reeks (1834-1925) was my great-great-great-grandfather. He owned a photography business, which can be seen by the "R.A.Reeks"signature on the cardboard frame of the picture. He married Ellenor Ann Morgan in 1856 and had four children: Alfred Augustus (1857), Rosina Onslow (1859), Gambier Curtis (1864), and Granville Lyddington (?).
Robert Arthur Reeks
Robert Arthur Reeks (1834-1925) was my great-great-great-grandfather. He owned a photography business, which can be seen by the "R.A.Reeks"signature on the cardboard frame of the picture. He married Ellenor Ann Morgan in 1856 and had four children: Alfred Augustus (1857), Rosina Onslow (1859), Gambier Curtis (1864), and Granville Lyddington (?).
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Herbert Reeks was born in 1900. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Herbert Reeks.
Herbert and Winifred Reeks
This photo, which was dated 1928, was sent to my great-grandfather, Reginald, from his younger brother Herbert Reeks (born in 1900) and his new wife, Winifred. The Reeks family was from London, England; Reginald and another brother, Frank, immigrated to the United States in the early 1900s, while the rest of the family, including Herbert, stayed in England.
People in photo include: Winifred Reeks
People in photo include: Winifred Reeks
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Eva Milligan Reeks was born in 1887 to Alfred Augustus Reeks, and has a brother Herbert Reeks. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Eva Milligan Reeks.
Eva Reeks
My grandmother thought this picture was of her father's sister, Eva Milligan Reeks. My great-grandfather and another brother, Frank, immigrated to America in the 1900s, leaving the rest of the Reeks family--including Eva--back in London, England. Eva was born in London in 1887 to Alfred Augustus and Rebecca Charlotte (Milligan) Reeks.
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Does anyone have any more information about Eva Reeks?
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Alfred Augustus Reeks was born in 1857. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Alfred Augustus Reeks.
Alfred Augustus Reeks
Alfred Augustus Reeks was my great-great-grandfather. His family owned a photography business in England. He was born in Surrey in 1857. He married Rebecca Charlotte Milligan in 1885, and had eight children: Frank Cecil (1886), Eva Milligan (1887), Reginald Morgan (1889), Ruby Eleanor (1891), Walter Alfred (1892), Alfred George (1895), Rose Gertrude (1899), and Herbert Landan (1900).
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