Members of the Davis, Downes, Taylor, Birch, Watson, Simmons, Ellis and Goodman families are still talking about the recent “unbelievable” reunion that brought the families together in Barbados.
From almost every parish on the island as well as from Canada, England and the United States, family members descended on Farley Hill National Park for a religious service, followed by a picnic with an abundance of food and drink.
Several curious members of the eight families hovered around the chart showing the family tree which generated much discussion and was the subject of many photographs.
Cheryll Richards told Social Scene there was a tinge of sadness when it all ended as members of the various families said their goodbyes until next time around.
SOCIAL SCENE: Keeping it in the family
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