>Date: Fri, 14 Aug 1998 11:49:25 -0700 (PDT) >From: [email protected] >Subject: ROBLEE-D Digest V98 #1 >X-Loop: [email protected] >X-Mailing-List: <[email protected]> archive/volume98/1 >To: [email protected] >Reply-To: [email protected] > >ROBLEE-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 1 > >Today's Topics: > #1 Testing to see if I'm Connected [Jim Roblee <[email protected]] > >Administrivia: >To unsubscribe from ROBLEE-D, send a message to > > [email protected] > >that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > >and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software >requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > >Douglas G. Detling >[email protected] > >______________________________X-Message: #1 >Date: Thu, 13 Aug 1998 20:46:17 -0500 >From: Jim Roblee <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Message-ID: <[email protected]> >Subject: Testing to see if I'm Connected >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >Testing > >Jim >

The following message is forwarded to the list for a new subscriber to ROBLEE-L. Any information can be sent to the list, or to the subscriber. >From: <[email protected]> >Date: Sat, 15 Aug 1998 12:41:51 EDT >To: [email protected] >Subject: Roblee, NY >X-Mailer: AOL 3.0 for Windows 95 sub 18 > >Did you have information on Native Americans in New York state with the >last name of Roblee? >

Phil, Thanks very much for your welcome, and the overview of the group's research interests. It will be fascinating to follow the threads. A key member of my line is Christopher Robley (1787 - 1838), the one who left Wetheral for New South Wales. He left involuntarily, by the way, having been convicted in 1807 of stealing several promissory notes (value: 220 pounds), cash (1 pound 8 shillings and 6 pence), 2 silk handkerchiefs (value 1 pound 5 shillings) and 1 sheet of paper (value 1 penny). He was sentenced to be hanged, but was reprieved, with a sentence of transportation for life to the colony of New South Wales. (He arrived on 16 December 1810.) He must have behaved himself, because by 1818 he had a conditional pardon (he was a free man, but could not return to the UK, except on pain of death). By 1820 he was a Police Constable, back on the right side of the law! All this left a lovely paper trail, from contemporary newspaper reports of the trial to a whole range of convict musters, leave applications, etc. In all this, the name is spelt "Robley". It used to be a shameful thing in Australian society to have a convict in your family line. Nowadays it's trendy, and very desirable! Certainly it's great genealogically, because the authorities generated many records, most of which survive. (For example, I know that Christopher was 5' 9 1/2" tall, of ruddy complexion, with dark brown hair and hazel eyes.) Hope this is of interest, John John Ross Albury, NSW Australia -----Original Message----- From: Roblee, Phil <[email protected]> To: 'John Ross' <[email protected]> Date: Monday, 17 August 1998 23:20 Subject: RE: Robley: Wetheral, England > NSW, Australia >John: >Welcome to the group! Looks like you and Eileen Young have done some >homework. All of us are struggling to determine the origin of the earliest >Roblee / Robblee / Rublee / Rublier / etc. American settlers. In a way, I'm >hopeful that your link helps us all resolve that dilemma. In another way, >I'm hopeful that yours are of a different branch. My father, and several of >our relatives, always said that Roblee (the way we spell it) is of french >origin. Some theorists speculate that we're descendants of Joris Jannsen De >Rapalje, a French Heugonot(sp?) who immigrated to America from Holland in >1565. Others claim the original name was some variation of De Robilliard or >Rublier. Someday we'll get there. >I think you'll find our group to be VERY helpful, and VERY interested. >Except for Doug Detling's recent mailing of the Roblee/et al archives >(e-mails), the line has been rather quite due to vacations, etc. I suspect >your correspondence will generate much conversation. Again, welcome to the >group. I look forward to the dialogue that your correspondence generates. > >Phil Roblee >

Roblee Researchers: Having completed the task of resending (for the RootsWeb archives) all our various Roblee message from the past year, I though it would be useful to extract the various surname spellings in one list. Culling through the archives, I discovered we have used or listed 38 variations of our common surname: Alphabetically, these are: Rablee Rapalje Rapalyea Rapeleje Rapelje Rapelyea Raplee Rapple Rapplyer Rappole Rebeller Robbilliard Robblee Robbyer Robeller Roble Roblee Robler Robley Robleyer Roblie Roblyer Robolee Rubbelee Rubbelyea Rubble Rubblee Rubbler Rubelee Rubilee Rublear Rublee Rubler Rubley Rublier Rublin Rubly Rudglie Does anyone have any additions to these. I am going to try to put together a table that shows the earliest reference we have on each, with a date and location. Maybe that will help us sort this out, unless, of course, someone has already tried this. Any thoughts. Douglas Detling [email protected]

I have just joined this mailing list and am greatly impressed by the depth of research on your American Roblees (and variants). Perhaps my Robley information will never connect to your families, but you never know! Here is what I have, starting from 17th century England. (I apologise if the layout is non-standard. I'm new to this!) 1) Christopher Robley Born c1660 Married ? Child: WILL Baptised 17 April 1687 at Wetheral, County of Cumberland, England 2) Will Robley (c1687 - ?) Married ? 2 Children: JOSEPH Baptised 7 November 1714 at Wetheral Margaret Baptised 24 June 1723 at Wetheral 3) Joseph Robley (c1714 - ?) Married ? 7 Children: Abigail Baptised 15 March 1741 at Wetheral Mary Baptised 10 April 1743 at Wetheral John Baptised in May 1746 at Wetheral Christopher Baptised 14 March 1747. Married Mary Louthian on 7 June 1772 at Wetheral William Baptised 12 April 1750 at Wetheral Ann Baptised 28 August 1752 at Wetheral JOSEPH Baptised 1 June 1755 at Wetheral. Married Agnes Pearson 4) Joseph Robley (c 1755 - ?) and Agnes Pearson 6 Children: Ann Baptised 9 February 1783 at Wetheral Jane Baptised 22 May 1785 at Wetheral William Baptised 25 November at Wetheral CHRISTOPHER Baptised 27 February 1791 at Wetheral Married Mary Cummins 22 November 1816 in Sydney, Australia Buried 6 November 1838 in Sydney, Australia John Baptised 18 May 1794 at Wetheral Mary Baptised 12 May 1799 at Hesket in the Forest (near Wetheral) 5) Christopher Robley (c 1791 - 1838) and Mary Cummins (all children listed from here on lived in NSW, Australia) 5 Children: Mary Ann 1816 - ? JOHN Born 27 July 1818. Married Maria Brooks 6 May 1839 Died 21 January 1880 Agnes 1820 - ? Joseph 1823 - 1854 Ann 1825 - 1881 6) John Robley (1818 - 1880) and Maria Brooks 2 Children: JOHN GEORGE Born 13 September 1843. Married Isabella Ramsden 2 May 1864 Died 29 October 1931 Susanna M. 1845 - ? 7) John George Robley (1843 - 1931) and Isabella Ramsden 7 Children: Victor (1880 - 1880) Maria Ruth (1883 - 1976) John Thomas (1884 - 1884) Lyall Charles (1885 - 1885) Isabelle (1887 - 1887) Gladstone Gosford (1888 - 1889) GEORGE ANDREW Born 21 August 1890. Married Doris Tucker 24 July 1912 Died 19 January 1951 8) George Andrew Robley (1890 - 1951) and Doris Tucker 5 Children: ISABELLA Born 11 April 1913. Married Ernest Donald Ross 2 January 1943 Died 15 September 1984 Henry George (1914 - 1976) Millicent (1916 - 1977) John Keith (1919 - 198?) Wilfred Norman (Born 1923) 9) Isabella Robley and Ernest Donald Ross 3 Children: Margaret Elizabeth (Born 1943) Jennifer Doris (Born 1945) JOHN ERNEST (Born 1949) By the way, the surname has been pronounced in Australia with a short "o" sound, at least within living memory. I should say that most of the above was researched by another Australian Robley descendant, Eileen Young. Eileen has produced a book: "Christopher Robley (1787 - 1838). His Family and Descendants" (The birth year 1787 comes from all of Christopher's entries in musters, censuses and other papers once he reached NSW.). Eileen is not on the Net. You will note that the Robleys came from Wetheral (near Carlisle on the England/Scotland border). I looked in the UK White pages the other day, and there are still quite a few Robleys near Carlisle and some STILL in Wetheral! Hope this is of interest, John E. Ross Albury NSW Australia

Fellow Roblee (et al) researchers - I've completed the forwarding of previous messages to our group. These are now available to everyone in the archives at RootsWeb. I apologize for the length, but it was the only way to get it all moved in a hurry. Doug Detling

>>From: Cindy Walcott <[email protected]> >>Subject: FW: Mists of Time >>Date: Sun, 26 Jul 1998 22:26:41 -0400 >>... >>Hi all -- I have been away, so this is my first chance to reply to Bob's >>message. First, see family group sheet on Hiram Rublee that follows the >>text of Bob's message. Note that the numbers that follow cetain >>information are footnote numbers. They don't paste in a superscript. >> Also, the "ref" field is my own personal coding system for my >>references. All vital events are fully referenced -- see footnotes. See >>my further comments regarding issues raised by Bob, interspersed in Bob's >>message. >> >>Cindy >> >> >>-----Original Message----- >>From: Bob Robblee [SMTP:[email protected]] >>Sent: Tuesday, July 21, 1998 11:58 PM >>To: [email protected] >>Subject: Re: Mists of Time >> >>[email protected] wrote: >>> >>> Dear Cousins, >>> In the matter of Hiram Rublee, married Rhoda Moore, my files seem >>> to have children that may or may not have been verified but put there >>> because we have not been able to trace ancestry for sure. We have seen a >>> couple of these previously in Pamela Robblee, married Uriah Hoyt and >>> Sarah Robblee seemingly two people. I have another, Eurona Robblee, born >>> ca 1756, married Russell Durham, from the IGI. >> >>It is possible that there are "extra" children in Hiram's family. The >>family configuration is from Rhoda Berger's Rublee genealogy. Major >>contributions were made to Rhoda's book by Paul Monroe, who is related to >>Bergetta Monroe, of this list, and by Charlie Rublee, of MInton, QC. >> Charlie died I would say 8-10 years ago at an advanced age. He had >>memories of the Rublee family, as told to him by his father, and was >>interested in genealogy. I had personal corresondance with him before his >>death. His friend Reg Conner, did a history of Minton, and included a >>section on the Rublee family. Anyhow, I am pretty sure that Charlie's >>information would have been from his father, Merritt Rublee. Hiram was >>Merritt's great uncle, so we are getting back there in time. >> >>See my separate message about Eurona, which I am posting today. Pamela -- >>who know. I don't think either one of these is a daughter of William m. >>Keturah Baker. Lynda McGinnis is ordering the grantor, grantee index for >>Lanesborough. We are hoping that it will be the key to information about >>various other Robblees that may have been in Lanesborough. I have never >>personally researched Lanesborough town records. I have no doubt there is >>more to be gained. Between Lynda and Jim and I, we should be able to get >>that done. We are all 3-4 hours away. Is it Mark that lives in >>Shutesbury? (Sorry, I can't at the moment remember!) He is even closer! >> >> >>> If we look at the Carpenter Manuscript, Thomas, Reuben, and Samuel >>> are listed as the children in an era of large families, and I question > >>> the lineage on Samuel. We have the family of Thomas Rubbelee listed in >>> Granville, Wa. NY in 1790 [family of 7, 5 males, and 2 females] and have >>> hardly been able to find out anything else about him, his family, and >>> descendents. >> >>This Reuben m. Phebe Austin seems a possibility, as you suggest, Bob. His >>first three children were all bapt. on the same day, (1770) in >>Lanesborough. The other five were also baptized in Lanesb., all at >>different time. Pamela was born cir 1766. Eurona, at a guess, was born >>1760 (this if her first child was born when she was twenty). Could they >>have been the oldest children of Reuben m. Phebe Austin? The earliest >>records we have of Reuben (so far) is 1770 when he joined the Congr. Ch. >>there, so these two could have been born and baptized in Dutchess Co, as a >>guess? >> >> >>> In the matter of Hiram, I have to wonder if we are seeing records >>> for two men of the same name of different parentage. >>> Cindy, I added your files to mine and as you mentioned before, I have >>> had to now review them and add sources where ever possible. [Still >>> ongoing, I might add] Could you post us the family of Hiram, born 1767, >>> and I believe his 3? wives? I think I need to separate the verified from >>> the assigned. >> >>see below. >> >>> Also, Jim mentioned that he had found that Thomas, married Chloe >>> Evarts, was the youngest son of Rueben and Phoebe? >> >>Thomas was one of the three bapt. in Lanesborough in 1770, so he was not >>the youngest. >> >>If this is the case, >>> I would think that Reuben was correct but that the wife was Catherine >>> and this is the one who died in 1770. [death recorded at the Cong. >>> Church in Lanesboro?] >> >>??? I don't have this one. >> >> And, also, just this thought. I notice that in the Granville, Wa. >>Co. NY families of the late 1700's and early 1800's that there were >>almost no boys named John. Perhaps his name was in some disrepute there, >>then. Hope to hear from you soon. >> >>You are referring again to the political forces that divided families at >>that time, I assume. An exception, I would remind you, is the youngest >>child of William m. Keturah Baker. His name was John Brush Rublee. >> >>Bob >> >> >> 9 Jul 1998 Family Group Sheet >> >>Husband: Hiram A. Rublee died at age: 67 >> Born: 14 Dec 1767 in: NY? >> 1 >> Baptized: 6 Aug 1780 in: Congr.Church, Lanesborough, MA >> 2 >> Died: 25 Nov 1835 in: Berkshire, VT >> 3 >> Buried: in: Berkshire Ctr. Cem., VT >> Ref: LAN, CON, VVR Occupation: >>Father: William Robblee >>Mother: Keturah (Catherine) Baker >>Hiram Rublee owned property in New Haven, VT in 1788. In 1788, he bought >>property with William Robblee; both are described as "of New Haven." This >>is >>presumably his brother William, although it could have been his father. He >>began selling off property in New Haven in 1792 and 1795. He settled in >>Berkshire, VT, where he remained until his death. The names of sons Alvin, >>Francis and Belden do not appear in Hiram's 1835 will. > >> >>The following is a transcript of Hiram Rublee's will, on file at the >>Franklin >>County Probate Court in St. Albans, VT. >> >>"In the name of God, Amen - I Hiram Rublee of Berkshire in the county of >>Franklin & State of Vermont being weak in body but sound and perfect in >>mind & >>memory do make and publish by last will & Testament - in manner of all >>owing - >>viz. It is my will that all my just debts & charges of my funeral be paid >>and >>discharged by my Executrix - herein after named and appointed - out of my >>estate as soon as may be after my decease - I give & dispose of all of my >>estate real & personal (save what shall be necessary for the payment of my >>just debts and funeral charges in the following manner: >> >>I give to my son Luman Rublee one dollar. I give to my son Norman Rublee >>one >>dollar. I give to my daughter Almira Hall one dollar. I give to my >>daughter >>Laura Davis one dollar. I give to my son Alvah Rublee one dollar. I give >>to >>my son Hiram B. Rublee one dollar. I give to my daughter Jerusha Monroe >>one >>dollar. I give to my son William J. Rublee one dollar. I give to my >>daughter >>Jane Rublee one dollar. I give to my daughter Rhoda Rublee one dollar. I >>give to my daughter Abby Janette Rublee one dollar. >> >>The rest residue and remainder of my estate both real & personal not herein >>disposed of I give & grant to my beloved wife Fanny Rublee and her heirs >>and >>assigns forever. I hereby appoint my beloved wife Fanny Rublee sole >>Executrix >>of this my last Will & Testament - herein revoking all former Wills by me >>made. In testimony whereof I hereto set my hand and seal & publish and >>declare >>this to be my last will & testament - this Tenth day of November A. D. >>1835. >> >>Signed Sealed published and declared by said Hiram Rublee as his last will >>and >>testament in the presence of us who have here unto subscribed our names as >>witnesses thereof at the request and in the presence of the said Testator >>and >>in the presence of each other." >> >>Witnesses: Cromwell Bowen, Harvey Clark and Alonzo Rublee >> >> >> >>Wife: Rhoda Moore died at age: 37 >>Married: in: New Haven, VT? >> Born: 29 Oct 1773 in: Norfolk, CT >> 4 >> Died: 7 Dec 1810 in: Berkshire, VT >> 5 >> Buried: in: Berkshire Ctr. Cem., VT >> Ref: MOO-33, GRV Occupation: >>Father: Andrew Moore, Lt. >>Mother: Thankful Phelps >> >>M Child 1 Luman Rublee died at age: 85 >>Born: 28 Aug 1793 in: New Haven, VT >> 6 >>Died: 12 May 1879 in: Montpelier, VT >> 3 >> Ref: MOO-64, VVR Occupation: >>Spouse: Bathsheba Burbank d. 8 Nov 1825 >>Married: 1 Mar 1821 in: Montpelier, VT 7 >>Spouse: Sarah Smith b. cir 1800 d. 13 Aug 1851 >>Married: 19 Aug 1826 in: New Haven, VT >>"Among the representative members of the medical profession in Morrisville, >>is >>Dr. Charles C. Rublee, who for over thirty years has followed the practice >>of > >>medicine and surgery, and is now the senior physician in town, as well as >>pension examiner and health officer. Luman Rublee, grandfather of Dr. >>Rublee, >>and a son of Hiram Rublee, who lived and died at Berkshire, Vermont, was a >>native of Berkshire, Franklin County, Vermont, and after attaining his >>majority went to Montpelier, and engaged in the trade of hatter with >>Erastus >>Watrous, Esq. He was also engaged for many years in the manufacture of >>gloves >>with Mr. Watrous, and later his younger brother, Norman Rublee, was >>interested >>in this industry with him. In 1845 Mr. Rublee removed to New Haven, >>Addison >>County, Vermont, where he conducted agricultural pursuits between nine and >>ten >>years, after which he returned to Montpelier, where he spent the last >>twenty-five years of his life in comparative retirement. Mr. Rublee >>married >>twice, his first wife having been a sister of Silas Burbank, and among his >>children were Chauncy Moore, and Eliza, who was the faithful guardian and >>comforter of his declining years. During his sojourn in New Haven he ma >>rried >>a second wife, Miss Smith, who died before his return to Montpelier. He >>was a >>member of the Bethany Church, a zealot Christian, modest and retiring, >>faithful and true as husband, father, and friend, without malice and free >>from >>guile. He pursued the even tenor of his life, and his end was peace. He >>passed away May 12, 1879, aged eighty six years." (Carlton, Vol. II, 1903) >> >>Luman Rublee served in the War of 1812, in Capt. Mayo's Co., 1st Regiment. >>He >>earned a pension (Survivor's Original, # 32206). >> >>M Child 2 Norman Rublee died at age: 75 >>Born: cir 1796 in: MA? >> 3 >>Died: 15 Sep 1871 in: Montpelier, VT >> 3 >> Buried: in: Elm St. Cem., Montpelier, VT >> Ref: VVRD Occupation: Glove manufacturer >>Spouse: Sophronia Dolly Wilder b. 3 Aug 1797 d. 26 Jun 1834 >>Married: 5 Feb 1822 in: Montpelier, VT 7 >> Ref: VVRM in: >>Spouse: Mary Hubbard b. cir 1805 d. 14 Jun 1845 >>Married: 5 Feb 1835 in: Montpelier, VT 7 >> Ref: VVRM in: >>Spouse: Abigail Wright b. cir 1813 d. 6 May 1871 >>Married: 14 Sep 1845 in: Calais, VT 7 >> Ref: VVRM in: >> >>N. Rublee was for some years involved in a glove manufacturing business in >>Montpelier, in partnership with his older brother Luman and Erastus >>Watrous, >>Esq. (Carlton, Hiram. Genealogical and Historical History of the State of >>VT) The 1860 census for Woodbury, Vt. lists Norman Rublee, (age _5); >>Abigail (47); Hiram (25); Charles (16); Edward (15); Fanny J. (11), and >>Otis (5). All were born in VT, except Norman, who is listed as being >>born in MA. >> >>M Child 3 Alvin Rublee >>Born: ca 1797 in: >>Died: in: >> Ref: MOO-64 Occupation: >>Alvin Rublee removed to New York state (Moore, 1903, page 64). His >>father's > >>will of 1835 does not mention him. I have been unable to find trace of >>him. >> >>M Child 4 Francis Rublee >>Born: ca 1799 in: >>Died: in: >> Ref: MOO-64 Occupation: >> >>Francis Rublee is not mentioned in his father's will of 1835. >> >>M Child 5 Belden Rublee >>Born: in: >>Died: in: >> Ref: MOO-64 Occupation: >>Spouse: Hannah Vaughn b. 1812 d. 14 May 1833 >>Married: 22 Feb 1832 in: Richford, VT 7 >> Ref: VVRM in: >> >>Belden Rublee was a resident of Bolton, VT at the time of his marriage >>to Hannah Vaughn in 1832 in Richford, VT. He is not mentioned in his >>father's will of 1835. Hannah Vaughn Rublee died in 1832. The settling of >>her estate does not mention her husband. Was Belden Rublee already dead at >>this point? A Belden Rublee was enumerated in Elmira, Tioga County, New >>York in 1830 (WITH WHOM??) Moore (1903, page 64) states that he removed >>to >>NY state. >> >>F Child 6 Almira Rublee >>Born: in: >>Died: in: >> Ref: MOO-64 Occupation: >>Spouse: Quincy Hall >>Married: in: >> >>F Child 7 Laura Rublee >>Born: 18 Jul 1799 in: Berkshire, VT >> 8 >>Died: in: >> Ref: BERK Occupation: >>Spouse: _____ Davis >>Married: in: >> >>Laura Rublee is referred to as Laura Davis in her father's will. I have >>been >>unable to find further trace of her. There is no death record for her to >>1908. >> >>M Child 8 Alvah Rublee died at age: 41 >>Born: 23 Feb 1802 in: Berkshire, VT >> 8 >>Died: 1844 in: Sheboygan, WI >> 9 >> Ref: BERK, NEWS Occupation: >>Spouse: Martha Kent b. 10 Apr 1804 d. 1886 >>Married: 1824 in: Berkshire, VT >> >>"A pleasant ride of five hours on the steamer north from Milwaukee, brings >>one >>to Sheboygan. It is nineteen years ago, this very month of June, since, >>one >>sultry summer night, we say, from the deck of a little schooner - the only >>craft that then visited the place - the hill which forms the site of the >>present city loom dimly through the dark. The fireflies that gleamed >>intermittently along the bushy shores were the only lights visible. The >>schooner anchored some distance from the land. A scow boat came out and >>took >>the half dozen passengers on shore, the writer of this being then a boy of >>ten. We have always had a vivid memory of that night, or rather morning - >>for >>the day was just beginning to dawn in the east - of warm air of the shore, >>the >>black piled masses of a thunderstorm gathering in the west, the glittering >>fireflies more brilliant than we had ever seen before, the scent of the >>wild >>roses and strange flowers that loaded the light breeze, and the feeling of >>awe >>which the idea of the almost interminable forest that stretched an all >>sides > >>of the lake, impressed upon us. There were then but two families on the >>site >>of the present city. A number of houses had been built in 1837, and >>subsequently deserted. There was no wagon road that extended more than ten >>mile back into the country. The mail came once a week from Milwaukee on >>horseback, over an Indian trail. Eleven families comprised the population >>of >>the county. " (Historic Sheboygan County. Page 100. From a newspaper >>article >>by Horace Rublee originally printed in the Evergreen City (Wisconsin) >>Times, >>July 9, 1859.) >> >>"My father, Alvah Rublee, came west in the fall of 1839, and engaged in >>lumbering in Sheboygan County during the ensuing winter. His family came >>on >>the next summer, when my personal acquaintance with the locality began. >> Some >>idea of the hardships occasionally endured by the Pioneer settlers of the >>West, may be gained from one of the experiences of my father during his >>first >>winter here. While in the woods one day, a limb of a tree fell, striking >>upon >>his shoulder and dislocated his arm. There was no surgeon nearer than >>Milwaukee. His companions endeavored to set it, in vain. Their efforts >>only >>increased the inflammation of the bruised and dislocated limb. This was >>near >>evening, and the following morning, he was compelled to set out for >>Milwaukee, >>on foot and along, for surgical aid. There was no road except for an >>Indian >>trail, and no settlement until he reached Fort Washington. The weather was >>cold, and there was considerable snow on the ground. He was two days in >>reaching Milwaukee, suffering all the while from torturing pain, and when >>he >>arrived there , the dislocated joint has become so swollen and inflamed >>that >>it was only with the greatest difficulty that it was restored." (Early >>Times >>in Sheboygan County. Wisconsin Historical Society, Vol. IV.) >> >>"The elder (Alvah) Rublee came west to Sheboygan County in 1839 and >>obtained >>employment managing the Farnsworth mill with A. Farrow. Mrs. Rublee and >>her >>three children, among them Horace, age 10, joined him in June 1840. For >>about >>a year the Rublees lived in a frame house near the mill, then removed to >>another built on land where Wildwood Cemetery is now located. Alvah Rublee >>divided his time between farming and working in the mill, and commenced >>clearing a farm in the Dye settlement in the town of Lime, intending to >>make >>it his home, but he died in 1844." (Buchan, Gustoave. Historic Sheboygan >>County. 1944.) >> >>Horace Rublee painted this picture of Sheboygan in 1840: "In the summer of >>1840, there were about three families at the village of Sheboygan. Only >>small >>coasting vessels, engaged in carrying lumber south, touched here. Our >>family >>cam around the lakes, by steamer to Milwaukee. Thence we proceeded by >>small >>schooner. This after a passage of about sixteen hours, anchored off >>Sheboygan; and, an hour or two before dawn, one beautiful summer night, we >>were transferred to a scow boat, which was soon rowed in at the mouth of >>the >>river, and landed. The morning showed a strange spectacle. Scattered > >>about >>through the pleasant groves of second growth pine and oak, which covered >>the >>play, were well-built dwelling houses, neatly painted an new, and along >>several streets were a number of buildings, designed for stores, all >>abandoned. Now and then a straggling Indian might be seen, or the tinkle >>of >>his pony's bell, but of other inhabitants, there was neither sight nor >>sound. >>Three white families, however, did reside somewhere near the harbor at this >>period; those of Joshua Brown, Hugh Rittner and Horace Stone . . . There >>was >>not a store or trading shop of any kind in the county. Everything had to >>be >>obtained from Milwaukee." >> >>M Child 9 Hiram B. Rublee >>Born: 17 Mar 1804 in: Berkshire, VT >> 8 >>Died: in: >> Ref: BERK Occupation: >>Spouse: Lucia _____ b. cir 1806 d. 30 Nov 1831 >>Married: in: >>Spouse: Hannah _____ b. cir 1812 >>Married: in: >> >>Hiram Rublee lived in Bolton, VT at the time of the 1830 census, with >>his wife and daughter age five or younger. He does not appear in >>subsequent >>VT census enumerations. He was living at the time his father's will was >>written in 1835. It is possible he removed to New York or Wisconsin. >> >>M Child 10 Calvin Rublee died at age: 5 >>Born: 23 Apr 1806 in: Berkshire, VT >> 8 >>Died: 2 Jul 1811 in: Berkshire, VT >> 3 >> Buried: in: Berkshire Ctr. Cem., VT >> Ref: BERK, VVRD Occupation: >> >>F Child 11 Jerusha Rublee died at age: 84 >>Born: 14 Apr 1810 in: Berkshire, VT >> 10 >>Died: 1895 in: Lamartine, WI >> 11 >> Buried: in: Lamartine, WI >> 11 >> Ref: BERK, MON Occupation: >>Spouse: Jason Monroe b. 12 May 1801 d. 4 Nov 1884 >>Married: 27 Oct 1828 in: VT 12 >> Ref: FduL-1038 in: >> >>"The funeral of Mrs. J. Monroe was held from the residence of Mrs. E. Hale, >>Thursday morning, the Rev. C. B. Clark officiating. Her four sons were >>bearers. Several friends from Oakfield were present." (newspaper clipping >>in >>formerly in the possession of the late Paul Monroe. Mrs. E. Hale was >>daughter Laura. The Monroes, with their son Otis Orlando, are buried in >>Lamartine Cemetery, Fond du Lac Co., WI. >> >>Wife: Fanny Richardson died at age: 77 >>Married: 12 Jun 1812 in: Berkshire, VT >> his age: 44 her age: 27 7 >> Born: cir 1785 in: >> 3 >> Died: 23 Feb 1862 in: Berkshire, VT >> 3 >> Checked: VVRB in: >>Mother: Elizabeth Richardson >> >>At the time of the 1860 dederal census, Fanny Rublee was described >>as a widow lady , age 67, living with Henry and Celia Ladd and family in >>Berkshire, VT. >> >>M Child 1 William Seymour Rublee died at age: 69 >>Born: 17 Aug 1815 in: > >> 13 >>Died: 13 Jun 1885 in: Berkshire, VT >> 3 >> Buried: in: Calvary Cem., E. Berkshire >> Ref: BERK, VVRD Occupation: >>Spouse: Amelia Coburn b. 19 Jan 1817 d. 20 Feb 1904 >>Married: in: >> >>William Rublee's gravestone states that he represented Berkshire in the >>Vermont House of Representatives in 1851-2 and Franklin County in the >>Vermont >>Senate in 1864-5. He was an assistant judge in the Franklin County Court >>in >>1874-5. >> >>F Child 2 Fanny Faustina Rublee died at age: 9 >>Born: 2 Oct 1817 in: Berkshire, VT >> 14 >>Died: 25 Mar 1827 in: Berkshire, VT >> 3 >> Buried: in: Berkshire Ctr. Cem., VT >> Ref: BERK, VVRD Occupation: >> >>F Child 3 Jane Rublee died at age: 72 >>Born: 5 Feb 1821 in: Berkshire, VT >> 15 >>Died: 1894 in: >> 16 >> Buried: in: W. Berkshire Cem. >>Checked: VVRD in: >> Ref: BERK, McC Occupation: >>Spouse: Leander Goff Johnson b. 23 Apr 1807 d. 10 Aug 1889 >>Married: in: >> >>F Child 4 Rhoda Rublee >>Born: 22 Sep 1823 in: Berkshire, VT >> 15 >>Died: in: >> Ref: BERK Occupation: >> >>F Child 5 Abby "Janette" Rublee died at age: 68 >>Born: 1 Oct 1826 in: Berkshire, VT >> 17 >>Died: 3 Apr 1895 in: Newport, VT >> 3 >> Buried: in: Lakeside Cem., Newport, VT >> 18 >> Ref: Little, VVRD Occupation: >>Spouse: Hardin Alvin Larabee b. 15 Mar 1828 d. 19 May 1894 >>Married: 5 Oct 1850 in: Berkshire, VT? 18 >> Ref: Little in: >> >>1 Lanesborough, Berkshire County, Massachusetts Town Records >> >>2 Records of the Congregational Church of Lanesborough, Massachusetts (in >>the >>Cooke Collection, Berkshire Atheneaum, Pittsfield, Massachusetts) >> >>3 Death record, Vermont Vital Records >> >>4 Moore, Horace L. Andrew Moore of Poquonock and Windsor, Conn. and His >>Descendents. Lawrence, KS: Journal Publishing Company, 1903 page 33 >> >>5 Gravestone >> >>6 Moore, Horace L. Andrew Moore of Poquonock and Windsor, Conn. and His >>Descendents. Lawrence, KS: Journal Publishing Company, 1903 page 64 >> >>7 Marriage Record, Vermont Vital Records >> >>8 Berkshire, Vermont Town Records >> >>9 Newspaper article from a Sheboygan, Wisconsin newspaper (date unknown) >>entitled "Father of Wisconsin's Greatest Editor" reprinted in Berger, >>Rhoda, >>The Rublees, 1974. >> >>10 Berkshire, Vermont Town Records, Book 1 page 214 >> >>11 Monroe, Paul as communicated by Bergetta Monroe >> >>12 History of Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin. Chicago: Western Historical >>Co., 1880. page 1038 >> >>13 Berkshire, Vermont Town Records, Book 1, page 243 >> > >>14 Berkshire, Vermont Town Records, Book 1, page 240. >> >>15 Berkshire, Vermont Town Records, Book 1 >> >>16 McClellan Collection: Franklin County, Vermont Cemeteries at the St. >>Albans, >>Vermont Free Library >> >>17 Birth Record, Vermont Vital Records >> >>18 Little, Judy. Personal correspondance. >> >>Cindy Walcott >>141 Adams School Rd. >>Grand Isle, VT 05458 >>[email protected] >> >> >

>Date: Wed, 29 Jul 1998 18:12:52 -0700 >From: Bob Robblee <[email protected]> >Subject: Replies to Various Notes >... >Dear Mark [Roblee], > I'm still looking for descendents of William Jaden Robblee, son of >Harris Robblee, who was supposed to have married a lady named Miller and >who had a son and a daughter, I believe, before he was lost at sea in >1886. > >Dear Phil [Roblee], > Thanks for the notes from Connie. Another person whom is not quite >sure of the Rapalje connection. Her information sure answers questions >about the whereabouts of most of the family of Reuben, married Mary >{Polly] Spicer. Cindy posted most of his family and I wonder if there >were any other descendents? > The comment about her finding a new headstone at the gravesite of >Nathaneal Roblee, died 28 Dec 1834 is of great interest, I believe. I >came across a similiar circumstance at the Stoney Beach Cemetary in Nova >Scotia where my daughter and I found a new marker at the grave of John >Harris Robblee. As I mentioned to her at the time, there is a family out >there that cares about this site and sooner or later, we will contact >them. The same will apply here, I'm sure, and hopefully, that person >will have more for us into the past as well as forward to the present. > I noticed that we have had one note from William A. Roblee, whom I >believe you were in touch with when you were on vacation about the first >of this month. I wondered, seeing as we haven't heard further from him, >if he wishes to be "Subscribed" ? Have you been in further contatct with >him? > Dear Cindy [Walcott], > Thanks for the information and will you sent us on Hiram Rublee as >well as the location of the Dutchess Co. Records. I wish I could spend >some time there because I feel some our answers will be discovered >there. > Would you mind posting to my daughter, Deanne, at >[email protected] the program that you are using for attaching and >coding files? She has been attempting to download these for me but she >wonders if her software, [Windows 97 and Corel Office] might be >incompatible with your programming. > That last set of notes I sent you were sent to me from Ralph Roblee >in San Diego, Milo's ggrandson. I believe that they were written prior >to the condensed set many of us had seen in the past. Corrections were >made in what I believe was Milo's handwriting. > Now, I've wondered whom he would have talked to when he went to >visit Granville ca 1895. Not many of the original families were there at >that point. I think he would have spoken to Isaac Roblee, youngest son >of Luther, when he travelled to the North Creek area. Ike would have >been 60-70 years of age at that time. Milo did not seek out and speak >with his Aunt Mary, married Benjamin Saunders, who might have shed >further light on our ancestry. He also mentions contacting a family in >Colorado, cousins of his grandfather, but he had misplaced the notes. A >teaser to lead us on. >Dear Carol [Thomas], > Thanks for the postings of the Johnsburg Census. I await any further >listings, seeing as the Census kept including more family information as >it moved on through the years. >Bob

>From: "Roblee, Phil" <[email protected]> >Subject: Info from Connie Roblee, Marydel Del. >Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1998 15:45:26 -0400 >... >A few weeks ago I passed along an address and phone number for Connie >Roblee who, like me, is trying to find an ancestral connection for Calvin >Roblee who died Ft. Ann, Washington County Feb 2, 1835. Connie mailed me >some information, and I thought it might be worthwhile to pass along some >of the information she sent. As of yet, she's not in the internet. Take >the information for what it's worth. I've placed quotes around her text >(some paraphrased), and my notes within her quotes are placed between [ ] >marks. > > "The town [of East Berkshire, Vermont] burned Sep 23 1913. The >Rublee store, one of the buildings, was totally lost. They also had >problems with flooding. He [Rublee?] rebuilt, but lost the side of the >building in a wind storm. They [town of Berkshire] sold me their book -- >Town of Berkshire--State of Vermont --June 22, 1781. It has a two page >write-up on the Rublees taken from The Roblee Book written by Dr. Paul >Monroe and Rhoda Hope Berger....They maintain the Daspard Colet DeRapalje >lineage. So far I'm not convinced. > Vermont was claimed by New hampshire and New York. It became an >Independent State in 1789. In 1790 it joined the others. This has created >confusion for the 1790 census information.... > > ...Suffolk, Huntinton, First Church. NY. >Rublier, William m. Abigail Brush 21 Dec 1727 >Rublier, Andrew m. Hannah Brush 20 Jul 1730; m. Abigail Hawkins 30 Jul 1733 > c. Rublier, Abigail 13 Apr 1729 > c. Rublier, William 21 Jan 1732 > c. Rublier, Hannah 10 Nov 1734 > c. Rublier, Thomas 18 May 1735 > c. Rublier, Reuben Mar 1738 > c. Rublier, John Mar 1739... > > ...Courthouse in Conn. > The Rev War-Thomas Rubbelee > b: Bennington Vt. -- Capt Browson's Co. 1782 > d: Shaftbury Vt. 1808 > m: Lydia" > >Connie listed a couple Rubelees: >" 1800 Rubelee, Nathaniel--10010-00010-00 Wash Co. NY > Rubelee, Philip--10010-10010-00 Wash Co. NY >Nathaniel died Dec 28 1834 -- 63 yrs old -- buried at Middle Granville >Cemetery with a new headstone....Samuel [don't know where this came from] >and Philip moved to Addison Co. Vt -- Bristol..." > >Then, she lists a few citations for Rueban Roblee: > >"Roblee, Rueban [sic] > Holland Land Office Batavia NY July 1992 >Rueban was mentioned many times. He was mentioned in the Orleans County >Pioneer's Association. He was not a member but they considered him a >pioneer. According to the records -- > Lyman & Orman Spicer, and Rueban Roblee of Washington County came >Kendall Village and located on lot 119. Lymen went on to Clarkson to build >a brick factory. > Rueban returned to Granville, Wash. County in the autumn of 1821 and >married Mary Spicer, the sister of Lyman and Orman. In 1823 he returned to >Kendall and opened a hotel. In 1825 he opened a blacksmith shop which he >sold. After this he became a farmer. He was a member of the >assembly--1850-51-53. He and a friend built the furst building in Kendal >[sic] 1821. > August 31, 1831 munutes of the Baptist Church of Kenal delegates met >at Roblee home to organize North Murry Baptist Conference. In 1835 they >merged their church with the Congregational Society--In 1873, due to deaths, >it was no more. > The following Roblees listed in the Orleans book: >Mary 683 >Mary Spicer 671 >Norman 664 >Rueban 664-661-671-679 >Saloma 214 teacher 1824 >Spicer 670 >On page 664: > Lot 95-Norman 50-51 Acres July 1 1848 > Lot 108-Rueban 25 Acres June 12 1832 > Lot 108-Rueban 78 acres July 31 1854" > >Hopefully, there's something to be gleaned from these tidbits. Hopefully, >there's something to be added to these tidbits as well. >Later... > > >Phil Roblee >

>From: Cindy Walcott <[email protected]> >Subject: RE: Rollin Rublee Family, 1850 Census >Date: Sun, 26 Jul 1998 21:20:58 -0400 >Dear Donna [Markey], > I just had a look at the note on the above Census that Kay posted >yesterday. I noticed that the family of R. Rublee of Ellington, Ny. >includes a Luman, aged 19. Has he been included in your files or is he >listed under another name? Or is he part of a relatives family? Hope to >hear from you soon. >Bob > >...This is what I have on this family, mostly from Donna. No Luman? The >name interests me though, as there was a Luman Rublee in Vermont, but he >was Hiram m. Rhoda Moore's son. Alot of the children of Rollin m. >Betsy Green are unaccounted for so far. This sharing of information from >census may really help. > >Cindy > > >26 Jul 1998 Family Group Sheet > >Husband: Rollin "Rolli" Rubblee died at age: 79 > Born: 15 Jul 1793 in: New Haven, VT? > 1 > Died: 12 Nov 1872 in: Ellington, Chautauqua Co., NY > 2 > Ref: HL, DM Occupation: >Father: William Rubblee >Mother: Lydia _____ >Rolli Rubblee's gravestone in Ellington, NY indicates that he was born >in New Haven, VT on 15 July 1794. He could have been born in New Haven; >his father owned land there at the time. At the time of the 1820 census, >Rolli lived in Lanesborough, MA (page 175). His mother and siblings were >apparently living with him. In 1823, Rolli settled in Ellington, NY. He >traveled there, traded his horse for land before returning to >Lanesborough for his family (Dilley, 1891, p. 25). > >Wife: Betsy Green died at age: 84 >Married: 1 Jan 1817 in: Pittsfield, MA >his age: 23 her age: 20 3 > Born: 28 Jul 1796 in: Pittsfield, MA? > 2 > Died: 16 Mar 1881 in: Ellington, Chautauqua Co., NY > 2 > Buried: in: Ellington, Chautauqua Co., NY >Father: Ebenezer Green >Mother: Betsy Shiner >Betsy Green was a resident of Pittsfield, MA at the time of her marriage to >Rolli Rublee (Palmer, 1905, page 119). > >F Child 1 Polly Rublee >Born: ca 1818 in: Lanesborough, MA? >Died: in: > Ref: / Occupation: >Spouse: John A. Stafford b. 1817 d. 1844 >Married: in: >Spouse: Joseph Nestle >Married: aft 1844 in: Ellington, NY? > >F Child 2 Betsy Rublee >Born: in: Lanesborough, MA? >Died: in: > Ref: / Occupation: > >F Child 3 Lydia Rublee >Born: in: Lanesborough, MA? >Died: in: > Ref: / Occupation: > >F Child 4 Dorothy Rublee >Born: in: Lanesborough, MA? >Died: in: > Ref: / Occupation: > >M Child 5 Hiram Rublee >Born: in: Lanesborough, MA? >Died: in: > Ref: / Occupation: > >M Child 6 Homer P. Rublee died at age: 62 >Born: 1828 in: Ellington, Chautauqua Co., NY? > 2 >Died: 9 Jul 1890 in: > 2 > Buried: in: Ellington, Chautauqua Co., NY > 2 > Ref: DM Occupation: >Spouse: Jane _____ b. 1827 d. 1920 >Married: in: > >M Child 7 Rollin Rublee >Born: in: Ellington, Chautauqua Co., NY? >Died: in: > Ref: / Occupation: > >M Child 8 William C. Rublee >Born: in: Ellington, Chautauqua Co., NY > 2 >Died: 21 Nov 18__ in: Ellington, Chautauqua Co., NY > 2 > Ref: DM Occupation: > >1 Palmer, Charles. History of Lanesborough. Massachusetts. 1741-1905 The >Author, 1905. page 101 > >2 Markey, Donna. Personal correspondence. > >3 Records of the Union Parish, Pittsfield, VT in the Cooke Collection, Vol. >26, >Berkshire Athenaem, Pittsfield, MA. page 35 > >Cindy Walcott >141 Adams School Rd. >Grand Isle, VT 05458 >[email protected] >

>From: Cindy Walcott <[email protected]> >Subject: Eurona Robblee Dorwin >Date: Sun, 26 Jul 1998 21:13:44 -0400 >... >There has been some mention of Eurona Robblee Dorwin (or Durwin or >Durham) in past postings. I was going over IGI listings recently, and >ran across Calvin Dorwin, son of Russell Dorwin and Eurona Robblee, b. >Lanesborough 28 Aug 1795. In turning to Palmer's History of >Lanesborough, I find children listed for Russell DURWIN and (mother not >named), including Calvin. There are nine children listed, born between >1784 and 1799. Let's say then, that Eurona was born cir 1760. William >Robblee/Keturah Baker's children were born from 1756 to cir 1780. Eurona >would appear then to be a niece of William's, but who were her parents? > >Cindy

>From: Cindy Walcott <[email protected]> >Subject: Dutchess Co. Research >Date: Sun, 26 Jul 1998 09:20:59 -0400 >For your information, here is a copy of a message I found in the archived messages of the New York genealogy listserv:. > >Cindy > >"To everyone who asked me what the 5 places I'd been directed to for >Dutchess Co. research, here they are: >Adriance Library. Poughkeepsie. (914)485-3445. >Dutchess Co. Genealogical Soc. Library. (914) 462-2470. >Dutchess Co. Courthouse, 22 Market St., Poughkeepsie. (914) 431-2020. >Dutchess Co. Historical Soc. 549 Main St, P'keepsie. (914) 471-1630. >LDS. 204 Spackenkill Rd, P'keepsie (914) 462-2470 (Same as Gen. >Soc.above?) >I did get to the Adriance Library for a couple of hours. They were >very gracious, but are suffering badly from lack of funds, so their >collection is not as up-to-date as they'd like. However, they did have >some of the tax lists I was looking for. So thanks again to all who >offered suggestions. >Joy" > > > >

>> From: [email protected] >> On Behalf Of >Carol Thomas >> Sent: Saturday, July 18, 1998 5:07 PM >> Subject: CARPENTER ROBLEE GENEALOGY >> >> >> Hi Everyone, >> >>Just read Cindy's post about at least two versions of the Carpenter >>genealogy and two from Milo. Well, I have a third "Carpenter" >>genealogy: Material from genealogy revised 1949 by George Carpenter; >>material supplied by James Burns of North River. >> >> It looks like much of the material has been revised again and again. >>Kind of makes me wonder who's revisions we are to believe. >> >> Carol Thomas

>Date: Sat, 25 Jul 1998 10:25:38 -0700 >From: Bob Robblee <[email protected]> >>Subject: Rollin Rublee Family, 1850 Census >... >Dear Donna [Markey], > I just had a look at the note on the above Census that Kay posted >yesterday. I noticed that the family of R. Rublee of Ellington, Ny. >includes a Luman, aged 19. Has he been included in your files or is he >listed under another name? Or is he part of a relatives family? Hope to >hear from you soon. >Bob >

>>[email protected] On Behalf Of >Cindy Walcott >> Sent: Saturday, July 18, 1998 2:34 PM >> To: 'Roblee List' >> Subject: Milo wrote more than one! >> >> Well - today I received from Bob Robblee a manuscript by Milo Resolvo >> Roblee. I opened up, and said to myself "Oh, I already have it". >> >>Getting deeper into it, however, I realized that it is quite a different >>version than the one I have. This has caused me to wonder what other >>variations are running around among us! >>Here are the various Robblee/Rublee manuscripts I have (not counting >>Rublee stuff): >> >>Two versions of what I call the "Carpenter Manuscript": >> >> 1. A version dated April 1949, headed "Descendants of Ruben and Phebe >> Roblee -- revised Apr. 1949 by G. W. Carpenter. >>From files of Mrs. Clarence Jones, Historian of Minerva, NY". I got >>this from the LDS library in Salt Lake City, courtesy of Marianne >>Conlee, whose husband is a Rublee descendant. They live in Orem, Utah >>and are Mormans. >> >> 2. A version headed "Supplementary Information Regarding Roblee >>Genealogy (June 1949). Data supplied by Mrs. William W. Roblee of >>Riverside, Calfornia, gives the following additional >>information regarding the early generations of the family" I call this >>Carpenter revised in my mind, because it looks like the one above, but >>with some additions. There is no indication of who made the revisions. >>I got this from Jim Roblee, who got it from Ralph Roblee. >> >> Two versions (now) of the Milo Resolvo Roblee manuscript. Both are >> entitled: "The Family Tree of the Roblee's Compiled in November 1900 >>by M. R. Roblee." Both begin with a 2 plus page introduction which is >>identical. >> >> There they depart. >> >> 1. From Jim Roblee who got it from Ralph Roblee. It has an additional >>2 1/2 pages, which contains information on the desc. of Theron Roblee >>and Ann Baker. Theron was Milo's grandfather. >> >> 2. From Bob Robblee who got it from (who??). It has an additional >>almost 8 pages of family data. Milo attempts to trace all >>of Theron's siblings and their descendants, as well as he could. >> >> Jim -- I assume the Ralph Roblee you corresponded with is Ralph Woods >>Roblee II ( b.1939) ,son of Ralph W. Roblee, son of >>William W. Roblee (see Carpenter Revised, above) , son of Milo R. >>Roblee -- in other words, Milo's great grandson? >> >> Bob -- where did you get your version of M. R. >>Roblee? ... >> >> So, everybody -- are there any more versions >running around? >> >> Cindy >

>From: "John and BobbiKae McDowell" <[email protected]> >Subject: 1850 Census >Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1998 20:06:48 -0600 >... >Cindy and everybody: > >Thanks for info in the 1850 NY Census. I will add what I have from >various Co. a little at a time. (Only my transcription of names , ages, >etc. to be used as clues.) > >Johnsburg p 180: Calvin (68) Francis (64) - ages could match with the >1865 Census. > p 184: Theon (theron) (60) Ann (60) In the same household #24: Sidney J. >(27) and family (could be the son of Theron). > household #30: COuld the wife by Roxy? > >Allegany Co: > Andover, p 118; Amos RAPPLE (30) Cooper, b NU, living with David FORD. > p. 119 Betsy RAPLEE (60) Elija (25) MAry (13) all b. NY > Alfred p 39 James C. RAPLEE (37) Sally (32) Mary J. (11) Wilburn (11) >George (9) Charles (2) Eliza Jane ( 4mo) all b. NY > >Chautauqua Co: > Ellington p 155 R. RUBLEE (56) b Vt Betsy (54) b MA Lydia (27) b MA Homer >(21) b NY Hiram (21) b NY Luman (19) b NY > Ellery p 182 John RAPPOLE (33) Phelotta (27) Jas. (1) all b NY > p 182 Electa RAPPOLE (24) b NY (sister to John?) > Ellicot p 70 George RAPPOLE (29) Catherine (21) both b NY > >Chemung Co: > Dix p 23 Andrew ROBLYER (53) Margaret (51) Garret (28) Jackson (20) James >(18) Catherine (17) Olive (8) all b NY > p 33 Joseph ROBELLER (24) Hetty (19) Elizabeth (3) Ann (1) Byron (6 >mo) all b NY > Big FLatts p 137 Hiram REBELLER (27) b NY (my line) > p 138 John ROBLYER (68) Mary (58) Ezra (19) Joel (17) all b NY (my > line) >John ROBLYER Jr. (33) Rebecca (32) Hannah (4) all b NY (my line) > p 274 Sarah RAPPLYER (70) b NY > South Port p 313 Daniel RAPALYE (31) Caroline (26) Emily (8) Amelia (8) >Charles (5) Mary (2) > >Hope this helps someone, >Kay >

>From: Cindy Walcott <[email protected]> >Subject: Reuben reputedly from Vermont >Date: Tue, 14 Jul 1998 17:41:47 -0400 >... >I went to public records today at lunch and looked at the deeds for both >Arlington and Shaftsbury, VT (on microfilm there). I was hoping I could >find Reuben Robblee there. I think those are the two towns he has been >associated with (Lynda -- can you confirm? I think you were looking into >this a year ago or so.) He does not appear in either the grantor or the >granter index for the appropriate period for either town. I also looked >at the index for the probate records for Bennington County. Nothing >there either. I attempted to look at the index for Addison Co., but >there isn't one. They had a fire in 1852, and the filmed what they >salvaged -- but it is unindexed. > >I want to do a more thorough search of the New Haven VT land records >sometime soon. I have done kind of a cursory search in the past. Lots >of Rublees buying and selling land there in the early days. Some >Robblees too, including a Nathaniel. I'll report when I have had a >chance to complete this research. > >Cindy >

>From: Cindy Walcott <[email protected]> >Subject: RE: Hiram and Rhoda family >Date: Mon, 13 Jul 1998 08:46:15 -0400 >... >Kay, Phil et al -- > >Just for your information and future reference, I have transcribed ALL of >the Vermont Vital Records for the name Rublee. There are no Roblee or >Robblee entries for the period 1760 to 1870. > >Cindy

>From: "John and BobbiKae McDowell" <[email protected]> >Subject: Hiram and Rhoda family >Date: Sun, 12 Jul 1998 18:01:06 -0600 >Phil [Roblee], > >I abstracted info from a microfilm "Vital Records of VT and CN" children >listed: >Luman, b. 28 Aug 1793 >Laura b. 18 Jul 1799 >Alvah b. 23 Feb 1802 >Hiram b. 17 Mar 1804 >Calvin b. 23 Apr 1806, d. 2 Jul 1811, age 5, buried Berkshire Center Cem >Jerusha b. 14 Apr 1810 > >All births recorded in Franklin, Berkshire, VT. The mother, Rhoda MOORE >RUBLEE d. 7 Dec 1810, age 37, buried Bershire Center Cem. > >Kay >

>Date: Fri, 10 Jul 1998 21:10:04 -0400 >From: [email protected] (Carol Thomas) >Subject: 1870-1875 J'burg Census > >1870 Census > > Last Name Age Birthplace Other Info >2 Roblee Luther 57 NY > Margaret 56 NY > William G. 86 NY > >3 Roblee Elisha P. 36 NY > Mary J. 36 NY > Hamilton 17 NY > Washington 19 NY > Sarah A. 19 NY > >11 Roblee Isaac 40 NY > Sally 37 NY > Chloe 13 NY > Henry 11 NY > Dora L. 7 NY > Francis B. 3 NY > Helen C. NY > >12 Roblee Theron 58 NY > Mary 53 NY > William A. 21 NY > Malden 17 NY > Ann 14 NY > Martha J. 12 NY > >16 Roblee Lyman 24 NY > Mary L. 15 NY > Francis NY > >29 SaundersBenjamin 42 VT > Mary A. 55 NY > Edwin J. 22 NY > Roblee Ann 78 NY > >39 Roblee Hiram 26 NY > Eliza 26 VT > > Roblee Charles C. 29 NY > Sarah J. 29 NY > George L. 7 NY > >107 Roblee Calvin 22 > Sarah 24 > Helen 3 > Fanny 1 > Lincoln Philo 25 > Roblee Calvin 83 > >112 Roblee Lyman 46 > Amy 38 > Henry 15 > Squires Phebe 15 > Monroe Henry 37 > Laura 14 > William 4 > >122 Roblee George 55 > Sally 50 > John T. 28 > Theron 25 > George 17 > Samuel 12 > David 9 > >132 Roblee Hugh 24 > Sophia 24 > Etta 1 > Hands James 22 > >203 Waddell Robert 36 NY > Electa J. 27 NY > Burk R. 11 NY > William R. 6 NY > Leland 2 NY > Roblee Susan 44 NY > Harrison 17 NY > Austin Albert 22 NY > Lumire Lewis 24 Canada > >1875 Census > ># Last Name First Name Age Birthplace Other Info >337 Waddell Robert 41 Warren frame house > Electa 32 Warren > Burk 16 Warren > William 11 Warren > Lee 7 Warren > Rosa 3 Warren > Roblee Susan 51 Warren > Balcomb Caleb 29 Warren > > >4 Roblee Washington 25 Warren plank house > Lydia 25 Renssalaer > Benny 4 Warren > Alley 2 Warren > > >10 Roblee Elisha 41 Warren frame house > Mary 41 Warren > Margaret 3 Warren > Fuller Delia 16 Warren adopted >daughter Cross Judson 14 Warren adopted son > >12 Roblee Hugh 29 Warren frame house > Sophia 28 Warren > Ettie 6 Warren > Richard Warren > Russell Charles 20 Warren brother in >law > >13 Roblee Luther 63 Washington frame house > Margaret 62 Renssalaer > >22 Roblee Hamilton 22 Warren frame house > Maryette 20 Warren > Nellie 3 Warren > Scott Warren > >26 Roblee Lyman 29 Warren frame house > Mary 21 Warren > Frank 5 Warren > >53 Roblee Malden 22 Warren frame house > Amelia 20 Warren > Mary Warren > >65 Roblee Isaac 45 Washington frame house > Sally 42 Warren > Henry 16 Warren > Dora 12 WArren > Bert 8 Warren > Ellen 5 Warren > >75 Roblee George 60 Washington plank house > Sally 55 Warren > John 33 Warren > Theron 29 Warren > George 22 Warren > Samuel 17 Warren > David 14 Warren > >98 Roblee Calvin 28 Warren frame house > Adalaid 29 Essex > Stella 8 Warren > Fannie 6 Warren > Gertrude Warren > >99 Roblee Sarah 34 Warren log house > George 12 Warren > > >104 Roblee Hiram 25 Washington frame house > Eliza 25 Washington > >125 Roblee Lyman 51 Washington frame house > Emma 46 Warren > Henry 20 Warren > Calvin 87 Washington father > >133 Roblee Edwin 31 Orleans frame house > Mary 29 Albany > Vernon Warren > >137 Bowman Ebenezer 35 Canada frame house > Adelia 31 Canada > Emma 9 Warren > George 7 Warren > Eveline 5 Hamilton > Rose Warren > Roblee William H. 22 Warren >