Bob Marshall's Page

"Dear Darren Have been too busy of late for much genealogy and that looks like continuing for a while. However, the Marshall/Rowcliffe connection (investigation of) is close to the top of my list when I get back in the groove. Watch this space! Kind…"

"Dear John I have found a couple of mentions, C16 and C19, of North Halberton in Devon, just east of Tiverton. Now called just Halberton. No records of an Allerton in Devon, North or otherwise. Hope this helps. Good luck. Bob M (in sunny Devon)"

"Good morning to the small, but very select group, Serendipity is wonderful! It was only yesterday, as I was trying to extend the Rowcliffes of Merton (married into the Marshalls in 1784), that I found the name Rowcliffe in Buckland Brewer. John…"

"Bob Cannot see a connection. Ours were born in Wolverton near Kingsclere - can trace back to Richard BLUNDEN born about 1747. A number of descendats were publicans. Margaret"

"Dear Sally-Ann The BLUNDENs and the MARSHALLs don't come together on my tree until my father and mother! My mother's grandmother was WILHELMINA BLUNDEN (1843-1913) whose father WILLIAM (c1800-c 1880) was a surgeon, originally from Suffolk…"

"Dear Margaret Short answer is that before about 1800 I'm not sure where my Blundens came from. My gg grandfather William Blunden was born c1800 in Long Melford Suffolk but I have no knowledge of his parents - names, origin, etc. William was a…"

"Hi Bob, I'm really curious about your connection of BLUNDEN and MARSHALL. Are they related on your tree? If they are then it is really interesting for me. as I was born a MARSHALL. Cheers, Sally-Ann"

"Bob Welcome to Genealogy Wise. Where do your BLUNDENs originate? Ours are from Hampshire. Margaret"

"Dear Elizabeth Forgive me if you've already had a very similar note from me earlier today but this is my first day using GenealogyWise, discovered this morning. I'm sure that we've 'spoken' via GenesReunited in the past, but…"