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I've read the section of the rulebook that deals with multiple wound units, but I have a question that I can't find an answer to.

Say I have 5 Paladins, and they take 8 wound saves. I save 5 of them, and 3 wounds connect. That would require me to remove on Paladin, and then put a wound on another Paladin.

Now the turn ends, and I have 4 Paladins, one with a wound.

The next turn, the Paladins are shot at again, and take 2 wound saves. I save one, but not the other. The question I have is, can I choose to put both wounds on a separate model from the 1 wound Paladin this round (provided I declare this before rolling saves), thus having zero wounds , or does the one Paladin with a wound need to take all successive wounds from then on out?

If they're all the same, the wounds simply apply to them as a group, so the next unsaved wound would go onto the already wounded Paladin. Essentially, the wounds don't really need to be assigned to specific models in this case, you just remove a model every time you reach two unsaved wounds.

If the model with one wound is different to the others, then he would only have to take an additional wound if you specifically allocate one to him.