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Uncover Caribbean Heritage with
Lorel G. Morrison

Books, premium reports, Caribbean genealogy and historical discoveries from the field.

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Going Down Under, Lorel Morrison
The Prism - history of the Giscombe family
Three Fathers in the Life of a Child, Lorel Morrison

The Prism

The Prism is a journey through time, following paths of the Giscombe family.

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Going Down Under

Why would a Black man, born in 1950s British colonial Jamaica, write a book about Australia?

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Three Fathers in the Life of a Child

Three Fathers is the semi-autobiographical story of a young child trying to make sense of his unique life.

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You can purchase all of the books from the author on this site or you can also purchase Going Down Under and Three Fathers in the Live of a Child also from Amazon.com!

Three Fathers in the Life of a Child, Lorel Morrison
A beautifully told story of identity, family and resilience. Sunny Moore’s journey is vivid  with rich Jamaican atmosphere. You can almost smell the air, coffee and greenery. And there's surprising ending.

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Why This Work Matters

"Too many records were scattered, erased or ignored.  Generations were left without names, places or truth.  ​This work rebuilds bridges between islands, families and generations."
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Lorel Morrison is a Jamaican-born author, family historian and speaker. For over 50 years, he has dedicated research specifically focused on uncovering the rich history of the Giscombe family. 
 
Giscombe Pen is a genealogical research website documenting Mr. Morrison's findings across the centuries. His published works explore the family's history, culture, and journey from it's roots in England and Scotland to the Caribbean and beyond.
 
Giscombe Pen encourages visitors to explore and preserve their own family histories. Users can contact Mr. Morrison for assistance in researching their own family histories.
 
You can join him in his travels around the world through his YouTube channel Shippy the Explorer.
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Shippy the Explorer

Join family historian Lorel Morrison aka "Shippy the Explorer" as he travels the world in search of our West Indian connections.

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Discover Your Roots

Find Your Giscombe Family History

Research Reports

Tracing the Giscombe family name form its English/Scottish origins: A Cultural Journey Across the World Specialized reports for scholars, families, and organizations.

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Initial Theory Verifying from Which European Country the Giscombes Came

A preliminary investigation exploring the most likely European origin of the Giscombe family using linguistic clues, records, and historical surname forms.

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Report of Findings Surrounding the Giscombes in Barbados and in England

A focused genealogical study tracing the Giscombe family across Barbados and England through historical records, migration patterns, and surname variations.

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Report on Historical Findings Surrounding the Giscombe Family

An overview of key discoveries into the Giscombe lineage, examining archives, family movements, and changing spellings of the surname through time.

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