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Ethnicity:
His ethnicity is described as "long English family tree".
Ralph Reesby was born on June 15, 1911 in Egham, Surrey, United Kingdom. The son of Frederick Reesby, a partner in a metal works, and Minnie (Groves) Reesby, a homemaker.
Reesby attended School of Surgical Chiropody in 1946.
Reesby worked for Pollock Shipbuilders in Kent, England and Hiltons, Leicester, England. Between 1924 and 1928 he was a traveling shoe salesperson.
During World War II, Reesby controlled production of military gear and special footwear at S. Wright and Sons in Leicester.
Since 1946, he had private practice of surgical chiropody.
Besides, Reesby wrote a romance novel "Lady Dalsworth’s Dilemma" in 1992 and a historical novel "Twenty Minutes Past the Hour" in 1995. He was also a contributor to periodicals, including "Kent Life".
Reesby's religious affiliation is described as "methodist".
Reesby's political views are described as "conservative".
Ralph Reesby was a member of the Institute of Chiropody, Society of Chiropodists, Guild of Chiropodists and Royal British Legion.
Reesby married Theresa Eva Edith Eeils on August 4, 1931. They had 3 children: Heather Reesby Bamford and Hazel Reesby Neve (twins), and a son John.
