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Research has shown that the name BRODDLE appears to be derived from BRODWELL. This name has been traced back to 1560 in the United Kingdom. Over the years the spelling of the name has changed. The probable cause for this can be attributed to two things; the pronunciation and the inability in times past of many people to be able to read and write. The name has taken many forms, the most common being BRODDEL; BRODDELL; BRODEL; BRODLE and BRODAL. Even to this day these variations continue. The research into the family name sets out to try and establish the relationships that exist, irrespective of the way the name is spelled.
The name BRODDLE was carried to the United States in about 1858, and there are now family members both there and in Canada and South Africa.
If you share our family name we would be delighted to hear from you. If you have family details, which are not included in our historical record and which you are willing to share, please let us know. Notification of any errors that you may find would be appreciated. : mailto:[email protected]
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information included. However, researchers should, whenever possible, verify the facts from the original documents. Information relating to persons who are presumed to be still living i.e. those born after 1910, has been restricted to preserve their privacy.
Included in these page are details of 15 generations of the BRODDLE family, made up of 2405 individuals, with 435 different surnames in 751 families. To see whether your family details are included click on Surnames List this will display a list of all the Surnames included in the database. To check the database for family details click on the TREE icon .Good luck.
This website was last updated on: 05 May 2006.
Copyright: © Rests with the author and contributors, who are willing to share this information with Family Historians. Offering all or any of this information for sale, in any form, is not permitted . Any violation of these terms will result in legal action. Ken Broddle MVO.
