Rod Sherwood

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My name is Rod Sherwood. My Grandfather, John Sherwood left Suffolk, England for the South African colonies in the 1870's. His Sherwood line can be traced back in Suffolk for at least 500 years. I research Sherwood families in Suffolk.

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