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     Margaret Rousseau was born circa 1846 in Ontario.² She married Edward Powell Coxwell, son of William Henry Coxwell and Mary Sophia Powell.¹

     Ann Routh was born circa 1811.² She married Thomas Pipon Champion on 24 March 1830 in St. Pancras Parish Church, London.¹

     Elizabeth Rowlan married John Oliver, son of Thomas Oliver and Margaret (Unknown).¹

     Hattie Bell Rowland married Walter Ralph Sanford.¹

     John Robert Roxburgh. Barrister. The marriage of John Robert Roxburgh and Margaret Evangeline Fraser was registered in the quarter ending March 1889 in the Marylebone, London Registration District.¹

     Margaret Alice Fraser Roxburgh was born in 1891. She was the daughter of John Robert Roxburgh and Margaret Evangeline Fraser.

     Daniel Le Roy was born in 1799.¹ He married Elizabeth Susan Fish, daughter of Nicholas Fish and Elizabeth Stuyvesant.¹ Daniel Le Roy died in 1885.¹

     Jacob Le Roy married Cornelia Rutgers.

     Mary Ann Le Roy was the daughter of Jacob Le Roy and Cornelia Rutgers.² Mary Ann Le Roy married John Livingston, son of Robert Livingston, Jr. "Third Lord of the Manor" and Maria Thong, on 11 May 1775 of this marriage there were ten children, one died young.^1,3 Mary Ann Le Roy died before 1796.¹

     Mary Augusta Le Roy was born in 1829.¹ She was the daughter of Daniel Le Roy and Elizabeth Susan Fish.¹ Mary Augusta Le Roy married Edward King.¹

     Elizabeth Royall was the daughter of Hon. Isaac Royall. Elizabeth Royall married Sir William Pepperell Sparhawk, son of Col. Nathaniel Sparhawk and Elizabeth Pepperell, on 12 November 1767 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.¹ Elizabeth Royall died in 1775 on a voyage to England. She was buried on 8 October 1775 in Halifax, Nova Scotia.²

      Of Medford, Massachusetts, He was Representative to the General Court, and for twenty-two years a member of the Council. In 1774 he was appointed Councillor, under the writ of Mandamus; but was one of the twenty-six who were not sworn into office. He went to England in 1776, and was proscribed and banished in 1778.² Hon. Isaac Royall died in October 1781 in England. He bequeathed upwards of two thousand acres of land in Worcester County to found the first Law Professorship of Harvard University, and his bequests for other purposes were numerous and liberal.²

     Ruth Royce married John Lathrop, son of Samuel Lathrop and Elizabeth Scudder.¹

     Col. Benjamin Rozer was appointed on 25 April 1667, high sheriff of Charles County.¹ He married Anne Sewall, daughter of Colonel Henry Sewall and Jane Lowe, in 1681.^2,3 Col. Benjamin Rozer died before 1686.

     Notley Rozer was the son of Col. Benjamin Rozer and Anne Sewall. Notley Rozer was the godson of Thomas Notley the Deputy Governor of Maryland (1676-79) and the chief benefactor in his will. He inherited Cernesabby Manor part of which which today is Capitol Hill.¹ He married Jane Digges, daughter of Colonel William D. Digges and Elizabeth Sewall.²

     Ruth Rozer was the daughter of Col. Benjamin Rozer and Anne Sewall.

     Anne Rozier was the daughter of Notley Rozer and Jane Digges.¹ Anne Rozier married Daniel Carroll of Duddington Manor, son of Charles Carroll the Settler and Mary Darnall, in 1727.¹ Anne Rozier married Col. Benjamin Young in 1735.²

     Catherine Roët, was born circa 1350. She was the daughter of Sir Payn Roët, Guinne King at Arms. Catherine Roët, married firstly Sir Hugh Swynford before 1367 at St. Clement Danes, Strand, London.¹ Catherine Roët, married John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, son of King Edward III, and Philippa of Hainault, The issue of this marriage, all surnamed Beaufort after their father's French lordship, were all born before their parents were united in wedlock; they were legitimated by the Pope on 1 September, 1396, and also by Charter of Richard II on 9 February, 1397, but this same Charter also excluded them from the succession.¹ Catherine Roët, died on 10 May 1403.

     Phillipa Roët was the daughter of Sir Payn Roët, Guinne King at Arms. Phillipa Roët married Geoffrey Chaucer in 1364. Phillipa Roët died in 1387.

     Hannah Ruck married Benjamin Gerrish, son of Capt. William Gerrish and Joanna Lowell, on 24 October 1676.¹ Hannah Ruck died in 1685 or earlier.

     Agnes Elizabeth Rudd was born circa 1789 in Edinburgh.² She married Rev. Francis Lundy M.A. on 27 May 1813 in Full Sutton, Yorkshire.³ Agnes Elizabeth Rudd died on 8 April 1861 in Burnby Rectory, Yorkshire.

      A shipbuilder of Boston.¹

     Ruth Ruddock was the daughter of John Ruddock.¹ Ruth Ruddock married Dr. Elisha Story.¹ Ruth Ruddock died in 1777 leaving seven children.¹

     Elizabeth Ruggles married firstly Samuel Shubel Dummer, son of Jeremiah Dummer and Ann Atwater.¹ Elizabeth Ruggles married secondly Daniel Rogers after 1737.¹

     Eloise Rumney married James H. Searles.¹

     Silence Rumrill married Eliphalet King on 2 October 1788 in Suffield, Connecticut.²

     Catherine Russell married William Rosewell.¹

     General Sir Edward Lechmere Graves Russell K.C.S.I. was born circa 1820 in Clifton, Gloucester. He was the son of Major General L.C.G. Russell C.B.³ He lived in Ashford Hall, Ludlow, Shropshire.⁴ General Sir Edward Lechmere Graves Russell K.C.S.I. married Alice Sewell, daughter of Sheriff William Smith Sewell and Mary Isabella Smith, on 24 February 1876 in St. Judes, Southsea, Hampshire.⁴ General Sir Edward Lechmere Graves Russell K.C.S.I. and Alice Sewell appear on the census of 4 April 1881 at 26 Queens Square, Walcot (Bath), Somerset, with the two stepchildren from her former marriage, the two daughters from the present marriage and six domestic servants. General Sir Edward Lechmere Graves Russell K.C.S.I. died in January 1904 in Bath, Somerset.
He entered the Indian Army in 1837, and whilst a subaltern served with the field force in Sind and Afghanistan in 1842-43, and was present in all the operations, including the expedition to and the destruction of Imaumghur, and as adjutant of the Sind Irregular Horse in the battles of Meeanee and Haidarabad and the surrender of Omerkote. He served also in the Abyssinia campaign was resident and commandant at Aden from 1868 to 1871, and commanded the northern division of the Bombay army from 1872 to 1876. He received the K.C.S.I. In 1868. The dates of Sir Edward Russell's commissions were as follows: Lieutenant, 1842; Captain and Major 1849; Lieutenant-Colonel, 1854; Colonel 1860; Major-General, 1868; Lieutenant General, 1876; and General, 1877.

     Sir George Russell Bt. married Constance Charlotte Elisa Lennox, daughter of Lord Arthur Lennox and Adelaide Constance Campbell.¹