Roshal meaning | Last name Roshal origin

Roshal is variant form of Rowell. A hamlet of Hawling, county of Gloucester.

The is the variant of Rothwell. 1. Parishes in counties Northampton, Lincoln, and York. 2. The faimily are presumed to be of Dutch extraction. The ancestor of the Rothwells of Meath accompanied William III. to Ireland. B.L.G.

Roshal is variant form of Roswell. Said to be a corruption of the French Rosseville. It is therefore local. Kent, in his Grammar of Heraldry, speaks of the Rev. Sam. Rosewell, of London, M.A., as "descended from the Rosewells, of Somersetshire, Wiltshire, and Devon, who came in with the Conqueror."

Variation of Rosewall. One who came from Rosenwald, i.e., rose forest, in Germany.

Lastname is the variant of Rodwell. Dweller at the spring, or well, by the road, or cross; one who came from Rodwell, i.e., red spring, or stream, the name of places in Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire.

Is variant of Rothwell. One who came from Rothwell, i.e., spring or stream by a clearing, the name of several places in England; dweller near a red spring or stream.

Family name Roshal is the variant of Rowell. One who came from Rowell, i.e., rue stream, in Gloucestershire; dweller at a spring frequented by roes; descendant of little Rowland meaning "fame, land".

Form of Rosewell. See Roswell - Said to be a corruption of the French Rosseville. It is therefore local. Kent, in his Grammar of Heraldry, speaks of the Rev. Sam. Rosewell, of London, M.A., as "descended from the Rosewells, of Somersetshire, Wiltshire, and Devon, who came in with the Conqueror."