The Roll Family Genealogy

Variant Surname Spelling Examples
The underlined spelling is the variant used in the editorial content, unless referring to a specific person. The surnames on this list are not necessarily related to the Roll family.
Roll	Mangels	Van Woggelum
Mengalroll^R1Mongeroll^R2Mongle Roll^R2Raal^R2Ral^R2Rall^R2Rol^R2Roll^R2Rool Rools	Mengalroll^R1Mangel^M1Mangele^M1Mangelen Mangels Mangelson^M2Mangelsz^M1Mangelse^R2,^M1Mangelsen^M1,^M3Mangle^R2Mangler^M3Manglese^M3Manglesee^M3Mongeroll^R2Mongle Roll^R2	Gemackylick^W1Mackelick Mackelyck^W1Macklick^W1Soo Gemackelyck^W1Makkelie^W1Van Waggelen Van Woggelum Van Woglom Waggelen^W1Wakely^W1Wogelom^W2Woggelom^W1Woggelum^W1Woglin Woglom^W1Woglum^W1Wooglam^W1Wooglum Wolghem^W1Van Wouglim^W3Wuggelum^W1
^R1 Annals of Staten Island. J. J. Clute. New York:Press of Chas. Vogt, 1877. The author cites Richmond County, North Division, court records from July 27 and 29, 1730.
^R2 Comfort Families of America. Botting, Cecelia C. and Roland B. Brookings, South Dakota, 1971. Page 6.
^M1 The Abraham Roll Family from New Jersey Pioneers in Hamilton County, Ohio. I. Clifford Roll. Cincinnati Historical Society Bulletin. 18:4, October 1960. Page 285.
^M2 "The Easy-Going Van Woggelums." George E. McCracken. The American Genealogies. October 1956, 32:4. Page 206.
^M3 The Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy. VI, Page 533.
^W1 "Dutch Systems in Family Naming, New York - New Jersey." Rosalie Fellows Bailey. National Genealogical Society Quarterly, March 1953, December 1953 Reprint, Pages 20-21. The author cites The Holland Society Yearbook, 1900, Page 71; 1898, Page 119; 1897, Pages 141-42; Early Records of Albany, 3:35; Court Minutes of Fort Orange, 1:45, 2:268; Court Minutes of Albany, 2:335, 3:122; and NYGB Record, 48:112 and 357.
^W2 Annals of Staten Island. J. J. Clute. Diagram of the Second Edifice of the Reformed Dutch Church at Port Richmond, Pages 452-453.
^W3 Year Book of the Holland Society of New York 1914. Bergen Book, 2nd Vol. Marriages in the village of Bergen in New Jersey beginning 1665. Page 74.
^W5 Four Families, Cory, Culbertson, Smith, Gahagan. Hannah M. Ghagan. Page 58.
Van Barkelo	Kidd	Nevius
Soundex V515 Van Barkelo^B1Van Berculo^B1Van Borkelo^B1Van Bourkloo^B1Van Burkelo ^B1Van Burkleo^B1Van Burklow^B1 Soundex B624 Barcalow^B1Barclow^B1Barcolo ^B1Barkaloo^B1Barkalow^B1Barkelo^B1Barkeloo^B1Barkelow^B1Barklou^B1Barklow ^B1Barkuloo^B1Berkalew^B1Berkelau^B1Burkelo^B1	Cyd Cydd Kid Kid Kidd Kidde Kidder Kidds Kyd Kydd Kydds	Nafee Nafey^N1Nafie^N1Nafis^N1Naphey^N1Napheys^N1Naphis^N1Naphjey Neafie^N1Neafie Neafus^N1Neefies Neefus^N1Nevius^N1Nevyus^N1
^B1 GENDEX Genealogical Index. http://www.gendex.com/ March 29, 1998.
^N1Joannes Nevius, Schepen and Thrid Secretary of New Amsterdam under the Dutch, First Secretary of New York city under the English, and His Descendants, A. D. 1627-1900. A. Van Doren Honeyman. Plainfield, NJ: Honeyman, 1900.
Note: This chart is a work-in-progress, and is not intended to be complete. If you have corrections or additional variant spellings to add to the list, please forward them with primary or secondary source citations to the email address below.