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As far as I can tell, there was no Roger Bell there in the 1600s according
to the Miles Files 11.0 which are fairly, but not completely, accurate. In
this latest version, there are 60,000 names of people on the Eastern Shore
(both VA and MD).   There are several Bells in the index.  As I haven't
researched the Bell family or come in contact with it in my research of the
Scarboroughs, it would be best to check them out at:
 http://espl-genealogy.org/MilesFiles/index.htm.  There is a lot of
documented information there on the residents of the Eastern Shore.  

Cynthia McDaniel 



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Subject: Re: [VA-ROOTS] Puritans in Early Virginia

Cynthia

Have you ever run across a Roger Bell in the 1600s. You seem to know
something about the area and I have looked for 12+ years for this family who
was in K & Q and Orange Co. I have been told that originally came from
Accomack.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Janice Friel

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