Explore Caribbean Roots with the Giscombe Family. One journey, many cultures. Start your exploration today.
Discover the rich tapestry of the Giscombe family's history through the expert insights of genealogical researcher Lorel G. Morrison, whose dedicated work offers invaluable resources for those seeking to trace their own family roots.
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You can purchase All books directly from the author on this website or purchase Going Down Under and Three Fathers in the Life of a Child through Amazon or other major booksellers.
If you prefer, signed copies may also be available directly from the author through this website.
Libraries and genealogy groups are welcome to request copies for their collections.
Buying directly from the author helps support ongoing research and writing on the Giscombe family history.
Discussion guides are available to download for Three Fathers in the Life of a Child and Going Down Under.
Coming Soon!
The Prism
The Prism is an historical exploration of the Giscombe family story
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Going Down Under
A genealogy journey from Jamaica to Australia
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Three Fathers in the Life of a Child
A story of identity and fatherhood in rural Jamaica
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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."
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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