Melinda's dob was not the same as Polina's, according to Lenore Roblee's manuscript. Melinda was born 10 Feb 1793; Polina was born 15 Mar 1795. So, that part appears to be an error. Willim Case, first husband of Polina Robblee, was born on 5 Jul 1788 in Hebron, Washington Co., NY. He was the son of Abraham Case and Ruth Preston. Abraham was supposedly from Berkshire Co., MA. I took a glance at the Lanesborough History, just for fun, but didn't see Cases mentioned. Or Prestons for that matter. I find a William Utter, son of Joseph Utter and Margaret Dowty, b. abt 1765-- this was a KY man. I also find a William Burke Utter, b. 1803 in Ohio who married Malinda, or Mahala Truitt. He was son of Joseph Utter and Elizabeth Burke. He died in IN. His wife was born 1807 in KY. I looked at Susan Goss Johnston's data on the Desc. of Philip Case in Worldconnect (cited below as zacathan@comcast.net. As far as I can see, she does not know the first name of the Mr. Utter who married Melinda Roblee. So, I an confused -- and not ready to identify Melinda's husband as William Burke Utter. Cindy Walcotdt -----Original Message----- From: roblee-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:roblee-bounces@rootsweb.com]On Behalf Of Theresa Caparco Sent: Saturday, February 24, 2007 4:47 AM To: Cindy Waldron Subject: [ROBLEE] Melinda Roblee's huband, Utter Hello Everyone, First let me start off by finishing up on Polina Roblee: She married 1st-William Case...2nd- William Blair in 1832. Polina was born: 15 Mar. 1795 Granville, NY. died: 5 June 1851 Constantine, St. Joseph Co. MI. and is buried there. Melinda Roblee's husband is: William Burke Utter b) 1796 his parents are: Joseph Utter Sr. b) 1775 & Dowty ? Utter is the 1st cousin of Polina's husband, William Case. Also it is noted that Polina's b/d is the same as Melinda's-so they are twins, This is all the info I could come up with. For further details your contact is: zacathan@comcast.net per: " Descendents of Phillip Case" To Cindy Waldron: this to is your direct line, within these volumes are mentioned your parents- you are linked to Polina & Melinda directly through your Waldron's, by way of the Case's & Utter's. Hope to hear from you soon. Theresa. --------------------------------- No need to miss a message. Get email on-the-go with Yahoo! Mail for Mobile. Get started. For questions about this list, contact the list administrator at ROBLEE-admin@rootsweb.com. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ROBLEE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Dear Bob & All, After much searching, I am afraid that I believe this Thomas Northup is of the Rennsalaer, NY Northup's- as I found Sanford Sr, of Rennsalaer,NY, he is the father of Sanford B. Carleton also of Renns. & Granville, NY, father of Laura Ann Carleton. You had written Annie Laurie, as she may have called herself (unknown) this is the only link I was able to find. My Northup's of Granville of cir.1800's are 3rd cousins to the Rennsalaer, Northup's. There really hasn't been much research done on this family- except as to our links to them through our Gardiner also spelled Gardner, Carpenter lines. I'm sorry- I and Warren of Granville, have little on this family, except for their connection to us. We are also related (2nd cousins) to the Ostego-Piitsfield,NY Northup's and Warren says that their Eunice Northup, of George T. Northup & Welthy, did marry a Carlton also spelled Carleton- and they did live in Rennsalaer. Warren's notes state Eunice Northup m) unk Carlton, of Rennsalaer, NY. Sorry, I couldn't be of more help. Theresa. I'll continue to search this Eunice & Carlton to see what, if anything I can find. --------------------------------- 8:00? 8:25? 8:40? Find a flick in no time with theYahoo! Search movie showtime shortcut.

RE: Your email on the Wests, Waldron, Roblee Smith, etc. Here is some information. Perhaps you can connect the dots. Aaron Hills Born June ll, l769 E. Hartford Conn. married Asenath Smith --according to the web where I found this so who knows if the birthdates are accurate or not. Asenath Smith was born Nov. 21, l790. This couple had l child..ie Asenath Hills born March 20, l813. Asenath would be my ggggrandmother. Asenath married Daniel Waldron who I suspect is a decendent of Resolved Waldron ...Now here is the part I'm not quite sure of ..the marriage date of Daniel and Asenath was Jan. 20th , l852. Their children were...l. Sally Ann Waldron born l834, She married Isaac Roblee (I think I have pieced together that Isaac was a bearer for my grandmother, Etta Roblee/Waldron. 2. William A. Waldron born l837, 3.Jane Waldron born l838, Luther Arron born l843, John D. born l845, Mary Etta Waldron born l849, Walter Waldron (my g-grandfather born l857) Regarding Johannas Waldron, Resolved Waldron had a son, Johannes born 1665 in New Harlem and he married Anna Van Dalsen. This Johannes was the brother of William who was the father of Pieter Waldron of Albany, N.Y. and thus continues on with my line which goes to the William Waldron (born l783) buried beside Judah Bradt Waldron born l786- his wife buried in the North Creek Cemetery . William Waldron and Judah are the parents to most if not all the Waldrons up there. My book MANHATTAN SEEDS OF THE BIG APPLE is the story of Resolved Waldron/his wife and children -Also for Waldron decendents there is a call to attend the Freedom of Religion Celebration to be held in New York this Dec. 07 and the Bowne Society Press Release has been posted to Rootsweb.com, but if you are unable to find just email me at tennake2@aol.com and I will send it to you. RE: West--One of the Waldron children of William and Judah, ie, Wynnt Vandenberg #2 (No. l died in Infancy)Wynnt married Ann West. He married Laura Roblee first who died and he marrieid Ann. Hope this info is useful. Best to you. Also thank you for all your memories. I printed them out as keepers for my own family. Gloria Waldron Hukle P.O. Box 818 Averill Park, New York 12018 Book sales email sales@katcas.com www.gloriawaldronhukle.name tennake2@aol.com -----Original Message----- From: PMaeveReed@aol.com To: roblee@rootsweb.com Sent: Sat, 24 Feb 2007 7:34 AM Subject: [ROBLEE] Details, details... Wests, Hills, Carpenters, Smiths, Waldrons Minor details that may or may not help... There were two families of Wests that I remember in North Creek while I was growing up. One lived north of North Creek and then moved into town in the 1960s. As I recall, they had 8 children in the family with names all beginning with "D", and David West, the oldest, was my cousin's sweetheart for a time. Harold and Louise West were older and did not have any children that I recall and moved to Florida in the 60's although Harold maintained a home in North Creek until the 1980's. They have both passed on years ago but Harold was a great fiddle player, entertaining us all evening in the summertime at the family camp where there were no TVs . Levi Hills was the patriarch of the Hills family that I remember hearing about. His impressive monument in the North River cemetery was just a little bigger and a little grander than the rest of the stones, but tastefully so. I thought he must have been a man of some importance in the community. He sold my G Grandfather (on my mother's side) apple trees for the orchard that was planted on the family's newly purchased land in about 1910. Levi Hills and his family lived in a beautiful old stone and wood farmhouse that has since burned to the ground. I'm pretty sure he was related to the Smith family of North River somehow. A Gladys Hills of Johnsburg was a third grade teacher at North Creek's Johnsburg Central School for years (As was a Mrs. Roblee but I forget the lady's first name). Another Hills family moved to Burnt Hills, NY later. Just to add a little confusion to the mix, I have seen Levi "Hill" as well as "Hills" in the records. Maybe someone with closer ties to the family can clarify this for us. My records may not be complete on the cemetery in North Creek and I welcome any corrections or additions that might help our family research. While on a field trip to gather other branch names and dates, my grandmother casually mentioned that her husband (my grandfather ) was related to Roblees, so on my way to get the other surnamed relatives, I jotted down the Roblee information, not knowing if I would ever need or care about the information (!). Back to my mother's side, I have Carpenters on Long Island (Desendants of Eugene Edward Carpenter) that I am trying to piece together but I have been unable to connect them with certainty as direct relatives and I have only questions, no answers so this debate is interesting to me, too. We won't even get into the Smiths who are somehow related to the Carpenters and my connections on BOTH sides. On my mother's side (not the Roblee side), one of our ancestors was Annetje Waldron, daughter of Johannes Waldron, my GGGGGGGG Grandmother b. ca 1690. If anyone has information on Annetje or her father Johannes, I would be interested in getting it (I haven't gotten that far!). So my father is distantly related to my mother with only a separation of 350 years or so. "We are all related" is an old Native American saying... For questions about this list, contact the list administrator at ROBLEE-admin@rootsweb.com. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ROBLEE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ________________________________________________________________________ Check out the new AOL. Most comprehensive set of free safety and security tools, free access to millions of high-quality videos from across the web, free AOL Mail and more.

Good Morning, Out came the paper files last night. It is a good thing to review them occasionally, about every 5 years. Some notes and thoughts: William G. Roblee, 86, at the home of Luther Roblee, Jr. at the time of the 1870 Census. [NY?} Does Wm. show up in any other records at any other location? It should have been difflicult to go missing for 80 years. Was he the oldest son of Thomas and Chloe? Abigail and Timothy Johnson were co-mortgagors with Thomas and Chloe. [Landowners of NE NY, Fred Bowman, 1983] Thomas' sister? Carpenter notes a second wife for Thomas II as Abigail? Buried in Greeenridge Cem. in Saratoga Springs is Sarah Patrick, 1811 - 1875 and the headstone reads "Wife of Thomas Roblee" Was Abigail part of his life as well? Did Thomas spend his last years with his son Hamilton? Will the 1870 or 1875 NY Census possibly have recorded this? In notes which are from Marion Bernard? I have Thomas Northup marrying Annie Laurie Carleton, dau of Sanford and Ellen Roblee, dau of Thomas and Laura Roblee. Theresa, can you tell me who is Thomas' father and grandfather? Let me know and HOpe to hear from you soon. Bob

Just to play devil's advocate here: it is possible that someone along the way copied the birthday the same as the line above or below so without other proof, be wary of assuming the twin status. Not to they they aren't but just beware of conclusions and keep an open mind. I don't know this case so I'm not arguing...just pointing out that we need to beware of some of these things. Bergetta On Feb 24, 2007, at 3:47 AM, Theresa Caparco wrote: > Also it is noted that Polina's b/d is the same as Melinda's-so they > are twins,

Minor details that may or may not help... There were two families of Wests that I remember in North Creek while I was growing up. One lived north of North Creek and then moved into town in the 1960s. As I recall, they had 8 children in the family with names all beginning with "D", and David West, the oldest, was my cousin's sweetheart for a time. Harold and Louise West were older and did not have any children that I recall and moved to Florida in the 60's although Harold maintained a home in North Creek until the 1980's. They have both passed on years ago but Harold was a great fiddle player, entertaining us all evening in the summertime at the family camp where there were no TVs . Levi Hills was the patriarch of the Hills family that I remember hearing about. His impressive monument in the North River cemetery was just a little bigger and a little grander than the rest of the stones, but tastefully so. I thought he must have been a man of some importance in the community. He sold my G Grandfather (on my mother's side) apple trees for the orchard that was planted on the family's newly purchased land in about 1910. Levi Hills and his family lived in a beautiful old stone and wood farmhouse that has since burned to the ground. I'm pretty sure he was related to the Smith family of North River somehow. A Gladys Hills of Johnsburg was a third grade teacher at North Creek's Johnsburg Central School for years (As was a Mrs. Roblee but I forget the lady's first name). Another Hills family moved to Burnt Hills, NY later. Just to add a little confusion to the mix, I have seen Levi "Hill" as well as "Hills" in the records. Maybe someone with closer ties to the family can clarify this for us. My records may not be complete on the cemetery in North Creek and I welcome any corrections or additions that might help our family research. While on a field trip to gather other branch names and dates, my grandmother casually mentioned that her husband (my grandfather ) was related to Roblees, so on my way to get the other surnamed relatives, I jotted down the Roblee information, not knowing if I would ever need or care about the information (!). Back to my mother's side, I have Carpenters on Long Island (Desendants of Eugene Edward Carpenter) that I am trying to piece together but I have been unable to connect them with certainty as direct relatives and I have only questions, no answers so this debate is interesting to me, too. We won't even get into the Smiths who are somehow related to the Carpenters and my connections on BOTH sides. On my mother's side (not the Roblee side), one of our ancestors was Annetje Waldron, daughter of Johannes Waldron, my GGGGGGGG Grandmother b. ca 1690. If anyone has information on Annetje or her father Johannes, I would be interested in getting it (I haven't gotten that far!). So my father is distantly related to my mother with only a separation of 350 years or so. "We are all related" is an old Native American saying...

Hello Everyone, First let me start off by finishing up on Polina Roblee: She married 1st-William Case...2nd- William Blair in 1832. Polina was born: 15 Mar. 1795 Granville, NY. died: 5 June 1851 Constantine, St. Joseph Co. MI. and is buried there. Melinda Roblee's husband is: William Burke Utter b) 1796 his parents are: Joseph Utter Sr. b) 1775 & Dowty ? Utter is the 1st cousin of Polina's husband, William Case. Also it is noted that Polina's b/d is the same as Melinda's-so they are twins, This is all the info I could come up with. For further details your contact is: zacathan@comcast.net per: " Descendents of Phillip Case" To Cindy Waldron: this to is your direct line, within these volumes are mentioned your parents- you are linked to Polina & Melinda directly through your Waldron's, by way of the Case's & Utter's. Hope to hear from you soon. Theresa. --------------------------------- No need to miss a message. Get email on-the-go with Yahoo! Mail for Mobile. Get started.

Hello, All, The last few days have been quite invigorating. I hope that between Theresa, Jean, Phyllis and Jim, that an intensive search of the Johnsburg? and area cemetaries? will bring some answers. Please, Jean, give me an phone number for Millie Frasier, if you don't want to contact her. I have had some standoffish on the other end of the phone before but I usually get answers. Jim, who is Pat Roblee West? I have Diane Herrington in my files, with her family and lineage. Gloria, I will contact Ms. Patton and will hopefully gain some insight. Folks, for the last several years, I have had one comment to various people who have questioned lineages: Who is your father and grandfather? We have a pretty good chance of fitting them onto the tree. As an example, my son Andrew phoned a couple days ago. He had met a Rick Robblee from Calgary. They don't know the linkage but when the father's name was told to me, I was able to show them their relationship. It is part of what I set out to do 14 or so years ago. Now, to get the rest. HOpe to hear from you soon. Bob

Hi all, I've been meaning to jump in before this but "it's been a WEEK" around here! Cynthia Ingalls Brown wrote an Inglalls Genealogy, as well as one on the Browns of Granville NY and Granville WI. I have a copy of the Brown book but not the Inglalls one. I do know that she was related to Laura Inglalls Wilder. One interesting thing about Cynthia is that her grandmother or great grandmother was born Cynthia Brown and married an Inglalls and became Cynthia Brown Ingalls and the Cynthia I knew was born Cythia Ingalls and after her marriage to G. Franklin Brown became Cynthia Ingalls Brown. The Historical Library in Madison Wisconsin may have a copy of the book. I don't know if she ever sent it to Salt Lake City. I dedicated my Hendry book to her. I did look for some of the names in the last week's e-mails and did not find them. There are only a couple of Rublees in her Brown book. Bergetta Monroe

I don't remember Carol doing the whole cemeteries in North Creek. Just the Waldrons and Roblees and their lines. There are some cemetery lists on the Warren County Genweb site. I am sorry to say, I lost some info(me bad, I know!)when my computer crashed recently and I had to get a new one. I did have some of it it backed up, but on old floppy disks which won't run on this new computer. Thank the Lord, I print out most info. Yes, there are Roblees in Chestertown. Millie Roblee Frasier(or is it Frazer?) is one of them. I believe she is the daughter of George Roblee(deceased). I have been going to call her, but I really don't know her that well, and am kind of procrastinating about it. Some folks don't want to talk about family, I have found that out unpleasantly while investigating some other lines. So now I hesitate to call people. JEAN ----- Original Message ----- From: <richardsjh@aol.com> To: <ROBLEE@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2007 11:19 AM Subject: Re: [ROBLEE] Cemeteries, Warren County > Jean: > > I thought Carol Thomas had completed all of the Robblee gravesites in > Union and other cemeteries at surrounding areas > of North Creek. > > Perhaps you could find out if her material is still available from Bill > Thomas, if you don't have it. > > Phebe is buried in Wevertown Cemetery and is the only Robblee buried > there as far as I know. > > Another question: Do you know Pat Robblee West? She may have some > Robblee material. > I have forgotten her husband's name. I also do not know what her > father's name is. > They lived at North Creek. I'm not sure where they live now. > > Diane Herrington Slactowski (sp) 's mother, Myrtle, was a Roblee. They > came from Chestertown. I have asked her > if she has any genealogy material, which she does not. > > I am sure that there are other connections that we have missed from > connected families. We have just to find them. > > Regards, > JIM Richards > > www.richardsstudio.net > > > > > > > ________________________________________________________________________ > Check out the new AOL. Most comprehensive set of free safety and > security tools, free access to millions of high-quality videos from > across the web, free AOL Mail and more. > For questions about this list, contact the list administrator at > ROBLEE-admin@rootsweb.com. > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > ROBLEE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message

-----Original Message----- From: roblee-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:roblee-bounces@rootsweb.com]On Behalf Of Bob Robblee Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2007 10:09 AM To: Roblee@rootsweb.com Subject: [ROBLEE] Some Answers, Question Later Good Morning, All, I will attempt to answer some of the questions posed over the last couple of days with what I have found in my files. Cindy, I found George Roblee, b ca 1790, in the 1870 Census at Estell, Kentucky, under a variant spelling in Ancestry's files when they were open in Jan. He is a stray and I believe that Ray Robley's family were in Kentucky as well. ***I see a George Rublee, born ca. 1790 in Virginia. In, the image, the surname looks like Rubles to me. I believe that the Carpenter Genealogy was written by George Weyland Carpemter, b 6 Jan 1901. He was a missionary to the Congo and researched his family when back in the States. He was the son of Daniel W. Carpenter and Mary Edith Carr. Mary was the dau of John Henry Carr and Cynthia Adelia Roblee. Cynthia was the daughter of Norman Roblee and Adelia Soule. ***Interesting! I didn't know this, Bob! Gloria, we have a large portion of the Robblee families that originated in Granville, NY. established. Do you have a genealogy program which will allow us to send you a gedcom? As to Morehouse, we have a Nellie Jane Roblee, dau of Hamilton, son of Elisha Roblee, married James Morehouse and had 3? sons. I have had correspondce with gdaughter? Phyllis. ***I believe that James Morehouse was the son of Lewis Morehouse and Rachel Brooks. *** Cindy ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ROBLEE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I myself do not know much about Asenath Hills. She was born 1817, probably in North Creek, and died 1900, according to Carol Thomas. Here is her death notice: North Creek-- Died Mrs. Daniel Waldron, 87. Funeral at Free Baptist church where she had been a member for many years. Rev. J.B. Randall officiated. Left 3 daughters, 3 sons and many grandchildren. Bearers: Isaac Roblee, Thomas Roblee, James Swain, Luther and John Waldron. Cindy -----Original Message----- From: roblee-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:roblee-bounces@rootsweb.com]On Behalf Of tennake2@aol.com Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2007 8:23 AM To: roblee@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ROBLEE] Ingalls Hi Phyllis, Would you know if Asenath Hill married to Daniel Waldron (North Creek, N.Y.) I know very little about Asenath. Was she connected to this line of Hills? This couple was Walter Waldron's parents. Walter Waldron married Etta Roblee and they had 3 sons, Jesse Waldron my grandfather being one of them. Jesse married Ella Morehouse. (I'm still looking for Morehouse second or third cousins) I I also want to thank Cindy and many of you who have helped me fill in so many Roblee blanks. Prior to my birth, my Father, William WAldron had moved to the Albany, New York area which is where he met my mother. When I was born my parents were both older and their parents -both sets had passed a few years prior so I missed out on grands. (Probably why I love spoiling our three grandchildren) My father died when I was a small child and my mother raised me as a Widow until I was l7 years old when she remarried. We were all blessed with Otto Kern. They are both gone now over 20 years. Thanks, and you can email me direct at ghukle@nycap.rr.com Gloria Gloria Waldron Hukle P.O. Box 818 Averill Park, New York 12018 www.gloriawaldronhukle.name tennake2@aol.com "Look for Manhattan Seeds of the Big Apple at the June 07 NYC Book Expo Sustance Book Booth 1634"

Bob, My Grandfather is Fredrick Merle Carpenter born Oct 2, 1912 in Rock Island/Mercer County Illinois. He went by Merle because of his dad, but as best I can tell he is not a junior so his dad's name is Fredrick ? Carpenter. His wife was Lous Marston Carpenter Born 1889? Died 1980, she is bured in Edgington Cemetary, Edgington, Illinois. He went back to Ohio to live near relatives from what I have heard. There was documents that traced history back so that my grandfather's sisters could join the Daughters of the American Revolution. I think my dad may have copies of those right now. My dad's cousin Carol Apacki lives in Ohio, and so did my grandfather's brother Charles Carpenter, I will check because I suspect they moved to Ohio so Charles could be near his dad. Thank you for asking Bob. Bob Robblee <rrobblee@primus.ca> wrote: Good Morning, All, I will attempt to answer some of the questions posed over the last couple of days with what I have found in my files. Cindy, I found George Roblee, b ca 1790, in the 1870 Census at Estell, Kentucky, under a variant spelling in Ancestry's files when they were open in Jan. He is a stray and I believe that Ray Robley's family were in Kentucky as well. Also, for those who wish to access Ancestry's files, without the cost of a subscription, and the hassle of shutting down a free trial, visit a Family History Library. Cousin Joyce Atkin mentioned that to me in converstaion the other day. I believe that the Carpenter Genealogy was written by George Weyland Carpemter, b 6 Jan 1901. He was a missionary to the Congo and researched his family when back in the States. He was the son of Daniel W. Carpenter and Mary Edith Carr. Mary was the dau of John Henry Carr and Cynthia Adelia Roblee. Cynthia was the daughter of Norman Roblee and Adelia Soule. Lee, we need to know your grandfather, Carpenter's, name in order to possibly tie you to the Steuben Co. Carpenters. Gloria, we have a large portion of the Robblee families that originated in Granville, NY. established. Do you have a genealogy program which will allow us to send you a gedcom? As to Morehouse, we have a Nellie Jane Roblee, dau of Hamilton, son of Elisha Roblee, married James Morehouse and had 3? sons. I have had correspondce with gdaughter? Phyllis. My personal search in genealogy has been to find the immigrant ancestor and all the descendents. The farther back in time I search, the less information is available to track individuals. But, it also amazes me that the present is so poorly known. I would like to know which Roblee family Rosalie belongs, Gloria? Can you provide me with an address or phone number? I want to know her father's and grandfather's names and if I have them, our files will generally find them their place in the family tree. I have one more comment about human behavior which I am quite sure has remained constant throughout the years. Improvements in living standards and technology have not changed them one iota. In the 1906 Census for Assinaboine, SK. Canada, I find my grandfather and his father homesteading. Alexander sold his share to Albert about this time. And Alexander is listed with a spouse? of whom we never knew. And to whom he was never married. His wife, Albert's mother was back on PEI. An affair, and the details of that were never spoken to the children, who never knew. My ggrandfather on the Robinson side father 2 children with 2 Mothers prior to being married twice and fathering about a dozen more. My grandmother never mentioned his past and his obituary found him to be an upright member of the community. We hide from these past events at our peril, because they often reappear, challenging our fondest beliefs. HOpe to hear from you soon. Bob For questions about this list, contact the list administrator at ROBLEE-admin@rootsweb.com. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ROBLEE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message --------------------------------- Finding fabulous fares is fun. Let Yahoo! FareChase search your favorite travel sites to find flight and hotel bargains.

Jean: I thought Carol Thomas had completed all of the Robblee gravesites in Union and other cemeteries at surrounding areas of North Creek. Perhaps you could find out if her material is still available from Bill Thomas, if you don't have it. Phebe is buried in Wevertown Cemetery and is the only Robblee buried there as far as I know. Another question: Do you know Pat Robblee West? She may have some Robblee material. I have forgotten her husband's name. I also do not know what her father's name is. They lived at North Creek. I'm not sure where they live now. Diane Herrington Slactowski (sp) 's mother, Myrtle, was a Roblee. They came from Chestertown. I have asked her if she has any genealogy material, which she does not. I am sure that there are other connections that we have missed from connected families. We have just to find them. Regards, JIM Richards www.richardsstudio.net ________________________________________________________________________ Check out the new AOL. Most comprehensive set of free safety and security tools, free access to millions of high-quality videos from across the web, free AOL Mail and more.

On 2/22/07, Bob Robblee <rrobblee@primus.ca> wrote: > Hello Again, > As I have been going through the emails of the last several days, I have noticed a tremendous amount of repeated material. > I fouled things up the other day and I'm sorry. I sent Theresa's pictures of gravesites to the list, causing Doug significant angst. Contact her directly for them. There was really no problem. Theresa has also send me captions for these photos, and I will be adding to our website (when it's done, I'll post a note to the list). > When answering a note, please create it from scratch! > Do not hit the reply button. Hittlng the reply button just adds more text to the list that has already been posted. Bob et al., it is ok to reply but snip out most of the quoted message. Replies go to the list, not to the poster directly. Doug Detling Roblee List Administrator

Thank you for the directions. I will drive up this summer when I'm up to North Creek. When you mention TB Patients---I suspect that my father, was a TB Patient and I also suspect that he may have stayed with a Bennett woman. His discharge papers WWII had a code number and when I checked on this it sent me to vets TB site. Gloria Waldron Hukle P.O. Box 818 Averill Park, New York 12018 www.gloriawaldronhukle.name tennake2@aol.com -----Original Message----- From: PMaeveReed@aol.com To: roblee@rootsweb.com Sent: Thu, 22 Feb 2007 7:36 AM Subject: Re: [ROBLEE] will of Thomas Robblee The Morehouses, Millingtons and Delabas also lived in the hamlets of Baker's Mills, Wevertown, Johnsburg, and North River, all in close proximity to the hamlet of North Creek and all in the town(ship) of Johnsburg. To get to the North River cemetery. travel north on Rt 28 from North Creek, turn left on 13th Lake Road at Towne's store just before the county line, go up the mountain a few miles and bear right onto Cemetery Road just after the firehouse. Go up to the top of the hill and just before the big turn is the cemetery on the right. The "new" cemetery further up on the left has no old graves before ca 1985. The only Huldah I remember hearing about is Huldah Bennett, a formidable looking older woman from the photos in my family's album. She and her husband had a farm and took in T.B. patients. She would have been somewhere between 60-80 years (my guess) in about 1910 when my mother's aunt arrived for the T.B. air cure in North River and they started snapping photos of the great wilderness that they fell in love with. This Huldah would have been way too young but I guess it must not have been an unusual name at the time. Phyllis Reed For questions about this list, contact the list administrator at ROBLEE-admin@rootsweb.com. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ROBLEE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ________________________________________________________________________ Check out the new AOL. Most comprehensive set of free safety and security tools, free access to millions of high-quality videos from across the web, free AOL Mail and more.

Hello Again, As I have been going through the emails of the last several days, I have noticed a tremendous amount of repeated material. I fouled things up the other day and I'm sorry. I sent Theresa's pictures of gravesites to the list, causing Doug significant angst. Contact her directly for them. When answering a note, please create it from scratch! Do not hit the reply button. Hittlng the reply button just adds more text to the list that has already been posted. Hope this helps and HOpe to hear from you soon. Bob

Hi Phyllis, Would you know if Asenath Hill married to Daniel Waldron (North Creek, N.Y.) I know very little about Asenath. Was she connected to this line of Hills? This couple was Walter Waldron's parents. Walter Waldron married Etta Roblee and they had 3 sons, Jesse Waldron my grandfather being one of them. Jesse married Ella Morehouse. (I'm still looking for Morehouse second or third cousins) I I also want to thank Cindy and many of you who have helped me fill in so many Roblee blanks. Prior to my birth, my Father, William WAldron had moved to the Albany, New York area which is where he met my mother. When I was born my parents were both older and their parents -both sets had passed a few years prior so I missed out on grands. (Probably why I love spoiling our three grandchildren) My father died when I was a small child and my mother raised me as a Widow until I was l7 years old when she remarried. We were all blessed with Otto Kern. They are both gone now over 20 years. Thanks, and you can email me direct at ghukle@nycap.rr.com Gloria Gloria Waldron Hukle P.O. Box 818 Averill Park, New York 12018 www.gloriawaldronhukle.name tennake2@aol.com "Look for Manhattan Seeds of the Big Apple at the June 07 NYC Book Expo Sustance Book Booth 1634" -----Original Message----- From: PMaeveReed@aol.com To: roblee@rootsweb.com Sent: Thu, 22 Feb 2007 7:52 AM Subject: [ROBLEE] Ingalls Ira and Hepzibah (Hepsy) Hills Ingalls were with this group that passed through from the Granville area to the Town of Johnsburg area and then on to the western part of New York State before continuing further west. They left behind a stained glass window in the North River Methodist Church with their name on it and a child buried in the North River cemetery in 1824 named Christiana, "whose death was occasioned by the fall of a tree". The Hills family lived still in the hamlet of Johnsburg in the Town of Johnsburg when I was growing up. They had come from new England (MA?) and when I last checked in with Ingalls researchers, they believed that Ira was a cousin of Laura Ingalls Wilder of "Little House on the Prairie" fame. In her book "Farmer Boy", she tells of her husband Almanzo Wilder's growing up on a farm in the Adirondack Wilderness. Some of our relatives married within our little circle of pioneers and patriots and others took Native American wives. Phyllis Reed For questions about this list, contact the list administrator at ROBLEE-admin@rootsweb.com. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ROBLEE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ________________________________________________________________________ Check out the new AOL. Most comprehensive set of free safety and security tools, free access to millions of high-quality videos from across the web, free AOL Mail and more.

PS, It does make sense about a divorce though, as within 2 years Reynolds remarried and left Granville, children in tow, for Ontario Center, Wayne Co. The Ingalls passed through this way as the Roblees did. I do not know the dates you are looking for but I know a lot of families moved west for the building of the Erie Canal and opportunities there ca 1815-1835. I lived in Rochester myself for a while. Has anyone checked the records in the Mt Hope Cemetery for missing Roblees? Just a thought.... Phyllis

Yes, Waldrons too in the North River Cemetery! I'm through reading my e-mail for today! Phyllis Reed