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    RODWELL: from Salisbury Wiltshire England

    UNITED KINGDOM | Sun, 27 Mar 2011 | By warrenr | Views [7556]

    Welcome to this research project for the descendants of SAMUEL RODWELL, his son THOMAS RODWELL,  & Thomas's son DAVID RODWELL all from the cathedral city of Salisbury, Wiltshire, southwest England. Please click link below for pictures: http:... Read more >

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    CHINA | Wed, 23 Mar 2011 | By warrenr | Photo Gallery

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    Rodwell Research : Salisbury Wiltshire England

    UNITED KINGDOM | Mon, 15 Jun 2009 | By warrenr | Views [2752]

    Do any of the following RODWELL names mean anything to YOU and YOUR branch of the RODWELL tree? All born in Salisbury Wiltshire England between 1816 & 1831. * Eliza Rodwell (NEE Wheatland)    * George Rodwell  * David Rodwell * Caroline ... Read more >

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