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1850 United States Federal Census
Cape Cinque Hommes, Perry County, Missouri
Peter Rhodawalt Head 40 Born in Germany
Occupation: Laborer
Rowena Rhodawalt Wife 40 Born in Germany
Frederick Rhodawalt son 12 Born in Germany
August E Rhodawalt son 9 Born in Germany
Amelia Rhodawalt daughter 7 Born in Germany
Christina Rhodawalt daughter 3 Born in Missouri
Matilda Rhodawalt daughter 3 months Born in Missouri
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1860 United States Federal Census
Cinque Hommes, Perry County, Missouri
Peter Rodywalt Head 55 Born in Prussia
Occupation: Farmer
Roina Rodywalt Wife 55 Born in Prussia
Frederick Rodywalt son 22 Born in Prussia
Occupation: Farm Labor
Edward Rodywalt son 20 Born in Prussia
Occupation: Farm Labor
William Rodywalt son 6 Born in Missouri
Adam Rodywalt son 5 Born in Missouri
Christina Rodywalt daughter 14 Born in Missouri
Matilda Rodywalt daughter 10 Born in Missouri
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1870 United States Federal Census
Cinque Hommes, Perry County, Missouri
Regina Rodewald Head 53 Born in Prussia
William Rodewald son 18 Born in Missouri
Occupation: Farmer
Adam Rodewald son 15 Born in Missouri
Occupation: Works on Farm
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• Married: 1870

1. Wilhilmina Rodewald b: ABT 1872
2. Matilda Rodewald b: ABT 1875
3. Charles Friedrich Rodewald b: AUG 1876 in Missouri USA
4. August G Rodewald b: NOV 1879 in Missouri USA
5. Rosie Rodewald b: DEC 1882 in Missouri USA
6. Emanuail Rodewald b: APR 1885 in Missouri USA
7. Herman Henry Rodewald b: JUN 1886 in Missouri USA
8. Henry Rodewald b: JUN 1886

1. Abbrev: Family Archives of Geyer / Gerold / McBride / Rhodewald Families
   Title: From Paul "Tom" McBride
   GEDCOM file imported on 1 Sep 2001.
   Information on the Rodewald family is from the combined resources of gedcom files provided Paul T McBride, information gathered from rootsweb.com internet web sites, and additional information from Rebecca Buchheit by email
   Rodewald family on some sources may also be listed as Rhodawalt, Rodewalt, or Rothewald
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   Some Rhodewald information came from the Rodewald site on Rootsweb
   Compiled by Wolfgang Rohdewald
   Sources included those listed specifically in an individuals notes, various family trees located on rootsweb, and the following
   Main contributors:
   Frederick Arthur Rodewald
   James T.Rodewald
   Martin Rodewald
   Skip and Suzanne Pickering
   Bruce and Becky Buchheit
   Robert Kauffeld
   Paul T. McBride
   Miriam G Lira
   Kristine Zeppelin
   Shirley Warden
   Georgia Toutziari
   When the source of the notes is not mentioned, they are from myself.
   I edited all places in a uniform way: No abbreviations for US states because most people outside of the U.S. would not know them. Most local part first, most global part last.
   Some places in today's Poland are attributed to Germany because they were part of Germany at that time and because I do not yet know their german names.
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2. Abbrev: Family Archives of Hooper / Crosby / Bianchi and Related Families
   Title: Twig, Tree & Treasure A Genealogical Sojourn
   Bianchi's Twig, Tree & Treasure A Genealogical Sojourn
   by Linda & Mike Bianchi, email: twigtree@milin.net
   The project started in earnest during the 1960's and has continued sporadically from then on with help by various family members and a lot of friends. Oral and documented family information was complied by Linda Bianchi nee Hooper and Barbara Hooper nee Crosby, later augmented with additions by Lee and Cathy nee Hooper Galloway. A special Thank You to Michele Yvonne Hayward Tate and her family and to Amy Holtgrewe Haertling and her family, for their generous help. The project continues to be updated and expanded by Linda and Mike Bianchi.
   Not all of the source data is listed simply because the data is a compilation from many different sources, most which were family oral history records. Some data will have individuals or groups listed as the source of information. While these persons should be credited and are thanked for making significant contributions to this work, they should by no means be construed as being the only source for that particular data or as the only person to have worked on that line.