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English: 1947 Roswell UFO incident and Roswell name genetically comes from his 4 greats grandfather William Beamont born Carlyle, Scotland

South from Roswell Scotland opposite ROSSLYN CHAPEL MIDLOTHIAN SCOTLAND. Roswell, New Mexico gets its name from a Lawyer onetime from Layfayette, Indiana, he married Annie Ellsworth, daughter of U.S.

Patent Commissioner Henry Leavite Ellsworth, Roswells son Van C. Smith filed a claim with Federal Government for land 20/8/1873 and a Post Office was erected and he became first Postmaster originally the Roswell ground named after and honor of his father Roswell C. Smith and was known earlier as Rio Hondo,"Let it be known that the son was calling this place Roswell" and his father Roswell C. Smith back in Nebrasca addressing mail to Rio Hondo could not be delivered anywhere along the stream and would be delayed in reaching destination.
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