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Thanks, Bonnie. Interesting and helpful! Cindy -----Original Message----- From: bonnie.mcneill@comcast.net [mailto:bonnie.mcneill@comcast.net] Sent: Saturday, December 10, 2005 12:12 PM To: Alger and Walcott Family; ROBLEE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: Hamilton Roblee b 1832 d 1922 Hi all, Here is some information on this line. Bonnie

Good Morning, All, Thanks, Jean, for sending that partial obit. I have had some strays in my files for some time and now connections are coming clearer. In the past, I found messages from Christine Skelnik and Tim Freeburn questioning their lineages. I replied to both but never received any answers. Anyhow, onward. Addie Elizabeth Roblee, 19 Jul 1884 - 5 Jan 1968, was the daughter of Hugh W. Roblee and Sophia Russell, married Henry Carlton Freeburn, 10 Nov 1882 - 14 Jun 1970, d North Creek, and had about 12 or so children. The obit is for Jay, known as Junior, Freeburn, son of Henry and Addie. He was probably the youngest. It mentions a sister, Louise Roblee. Probably Carla Louise, d bef 2005, wife of Donald Roblee? b 1912? Is he still with us? Lyle Roblee, married Helen J. ?????, daughter married Jessie or Gene Freeburn and their son is the Timothy from above. From the obit. I have much of the rest of the family but any further details forthcoming will be gladly added to the files. Keep it coming. HOpe to hear from you soon. Bob

Hi all, Here is some information on this line. Bonnie ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Biographical information for number 8 (Samuel R. Daniels) from the History of Fond du Lac County Wisconsin, Western Periodical Company,Chicago (1880), p. 792, 795 Samuel R. Daniels was born in Clinton Co, New York, in 1831, and is the son of David and Hannah Daniels, nee Roblee, also natives of New York. He spent his early life on a farm in New York, with parents came to Fond du Lac Co. Wis., and settled in the town of Eden, where is father died the following year. His mother now lives in Michigan. He followed farming in Eden for thirteen years, and then removed to the city of Fond du Lac, where he has since followed teaming. He now owns a house and lot on Green Street, a lot on Grant and one on corner of Grant and Eleventh Streets. In 1861 he was married to Miss Prussia, Daughter of Howard and Electa Mitchell, natives of New York, but immigrants to Wisconsin in 1859. They have one daughter - Cora E. Mrs. Daniels is a member of the Free-Will Baptist Church. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Prussia Mitchell Daniels died on 22 Jul 1910, Samuel R Daniels (8) died in Dec 1910. Cora Electa Daniels Pasko died Jan, 15, 1933. They are buried in Rienzi Cemetery in Empire, Fond du Lac Co, Wisc. Hannah Roblee (3) moved to Flint, MI in October of 1869 with James(14) and Joshua (15), possibly to be closer to her brother Nathan Rablee(5). Hannah died on July 17, 1889 in Flint, Genesee Co, Michigan. (source: Jay Oakley) -------------- Original -------------- From: "Alger and Walcott Family" <asr141@copper.net> > Hi Jim -- Nice to hear your "voice"! Here is what I have on your line. > Any details to add? > > Cindy > > 1. Samuel Robblee, b. est 1783 in Washington Co., NY, (son of Reuben > Robblee and Phebe Austin). He married Mariam Hinkley, b. abt 1779, (daughter > of Samuel Hinkley) d. 22 Jul 1841 in Burke, Franklin, NY, buried: in > Barnum-Wright Cem., Burke, NY.2 Samuel died 7 Nov 1864 in Burke, Franklin, > NY,2 buried: in Barnum-Wright Cem., Burke, NY.2 > Carpenter (1949, p. 1) references a mortgage record recorded in the > Washington Co., NY clerk's office in Ft. Edwards, NY (Liber F, p. 205) > signed by Samuel Robblee and Phebe Robblee, his mother, of the town of > Granville. It reserves an acre from Thomas Robblee. > > At the time of the 1810 census, a Samuel Robblee was living in > Granville, > NY. Both he and his wife were between 26 and 45. One male and two females > under ten were in the home. > > By 1820, the family as living in Chazy, Clinton Co., NY. Samuel and his > wife were still between 26 and 45. Additionally, the family consisted of > one male 10-16; 1 female under 10; 1 female 10-16 and 1 female 16-26. > > Children: > 2. i Sally Roblee, b. bet 1800-1810?. > + 3. ii Hannah Roblee b. 21 Oct 1802. > + 4. iii Harriet Roblee b. 12 Aug 1804. > + 5. iv Nathan J. Roblee or Rablee b. 5 Apr 1810. > + 6. v Phebe Ann Rabblee b. 7 May 1813. > > Second Generation > > 3. Hannah Roblee, (1.Samuel1) b. 21 Oct 1802 in Granville, Washington, NY. > She married David S. Daniels, married 10 Aug 1822 in Chazy, Clinton, NY, b. > 17 Jan 1795 in Clinton Co., NY, d. 1855 in Fond du Lac Co., WI. Hannah > died aft 1880 in Flint, Genesee, MI. > David: David S. Daniels was an early settler of Ellenburg, Clinton Co., > NY. > The town was set off from Mooers in 1830. In 1832, the first road was laid > out; David S. Daniels and Amos Aldridge settled there. (Lewis Co., 1880, p. > 213). They moved to Fond du Lac Co., WI in the 1850's (Fortier, Jim). At > the time of the 1855 Wisconsin census, David Daniels was living in Eden, > Fond du Lac Co., WI. > > Children: > 7. i Nathan Daniels, b. 29 Nov 1830 in Ellenburg, > Clinton, NY?.6 > 8. ii Samuel Daniels, b. 1 Mar 1831 in Ellenburg, > Clinton, NY. He > married Prussia W. Mitchell, married 24 Oct 1861, b. 27 Mar 1838. Samuel > died in Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac, WI?. > 9. iii Anson Daniels, b. 1833 in Ellenburg, Clinton, > NY. > 10. iv David O. Daniels, b. 15 Jun 1835 in Ellenburg, > Clinton, NY. > 11. v Lucy F. Daniels, b. 4 May 1838 in Ellenburg, > Clinton, NY.6 > 12. vi John Daniels, b. 1840 in Ellenburg, Clinton, NY. > 13. vii Phebe Anna Daniels, b. 1842 in Ellenburg, > Clinton, NY. > 14. viii James Franklin Daniels, b. 1844 in Ellenburg, > Clinton, NY. > 15. ix Joshua G. Daniels, b. 1849 in Ellenburg, > Clinton, NY. > > 4. Harriet Roblee, (1.Samuel1) b. 12 Aug 1804. She married Ezra Stiles, > married 1821 in W. Chazy, Clinton, NY,7 b. 28 Sep 1798 in Shoreham, Addison, > VT,7 (son of Asa Stiles and Olive Rood) d. 1 Aug 1880 in Ft. Covington, > Franklin, NY (prob).7 Harriet died 13 Jul 1894 in Ft. Covington, Franklin, > NY (prob).7 > Ezra: Ezra Stiles served in 11th US Infantry during the War of 1812. He > was later the customs officer at Ft. Covington (USGenWeb, Franklin Co., NY). > > Children: > 16. i Harriet F. Stiles, b. 12 Jun 1832 in Burke, > Franklin, NY?,2 d. 3 > Aug 1832 in Burke, Franklin, NY?,2 buried: in Barnum-Wright Cem., Burke, > NY.2 > 17. ii Phebe Ann Stiles, b. 25 Jun 1834 in Burke, > Franklin, NY?,2 d. 8 > May 1836 in Burke, Franklin, NY?,2 buried: in Barnum-Wright Cem., Burke, > NY.2 > 18. iii Lucy Stiles, b. abt 1839 in Ft. Covington, > Franklin, NY?. > > 5. Nathan J. Roblee or Rablee, (1.Samuel1) b. 5 Apr 1810 in Granville, > Washington, NY?.4 He married (1) Lucretia Smith, married bef 1840 in Flint, > Genesee, MI?, b. 1814,4 d. 20 Sep 1851 in Flint, Genesee, MI?,4 buried: in > Bristol Cem., Flint, MI,4 He married (2) Margaret _____, married abt 1853,4 > b. abt 1828,4 d. 1 May 1856 in Flint, Genesee, MI?.4 He married (3) > Elizabeth A. Hoag, married Oct 1856 in Flint, Genesee, MI?,4 b. 19 Mar 1830 > in NY,4 d. 24 Oct 1925 in Flint, Genesee, MI?.4 Nathan died 20 Oct 1896 in > Flint, Genesee, MI,4 buried: in Bristol Cem., Flint, MI.4 > Natha was in Flint, MI by 1840. Also living in the household was a > female > age 20-30. I am speculating that this is an unknown first wife and that > Luther was a child of this marriage. He was then between the ages of 30 and > 30, and his name appears as Rublee. > > Nathan J. Rublee > A square crop of the wright ear > Flint, January 29, 1842 > > The History of Genesee County indicates that Nathan (surname spelled > Rublee) was in Flint before 1839. He was granted 80 acres in Gaines, > Genesee Co, MI in 1838. He payed taxes in Gaines in 1844. (Source: Ellis, > Franklin, 1828-1885. Ellis, Franklin. History of Genesee county, Michigan. > With illustrations and biographical sketches of its prominent men and > pioneers, 1879) > > In 1850, he was living in Flint. The spelling of his surname looks like > Rublee or Rubler. He was age 40, born in NY. The only others living in the > home were Luther, age 8 and Smith, age 8. Both boys were born in NY. > Perhaps his first wife's surname was Smith? > > Nathan Rablee lived in Flint, MI in 1880. Was Eliza his second wife? > Nathan may have had other children, although no other Rablees are listed in > Michigan in 1880. > > Children by Lucretia Smith: > 19. i Luther Rablee, b. abt 1843 in MI, buried: in > Flint, Genesee, MI. > Luther Rablee served in the Civil War in the 5th > Michigan Calvary, > Company K. He received a pension. His gravestone uses the spelling Roblee. > > 20. ii Smith Rublee, b. abt 1844 in Flint, Genesee, > MI?. > Children by Elizabeth A. Hoag: > 21. iii Alma Rablee, b. abt 1860 in MI.9 He married > Henry C. Ketzler, > married 28 Sep 1887.4 Alma died 1936.4 > 22. iv Clarence Kinion Rablee, b. abt 1863 in MI.9 He > married Elizabeth > Matilda Way, married 14 Oct 1885 in Burton, MI. Clarence died 19 Aug > 1916.4 > > 6. Phebe Ann Rabblee, (1.Samuel1) b. 7 May 1813 in Granville, Washington, > NY.3 She married Simeon Montague, married est 1851, b. 9 Oct 1803 in N. > Leverett, Franklin, MA, (son of Elijah Montague and Lovina Jones) d. aft > 1880 in Flint, Genesee, MI?.9 Phebe died aft 1880 in Flint, Genesee, MI?. > Simeon: The Montagues removed to Michigan in 1827. Mr. Montague was > elected town clerk at the first town meeting held in Springport, Montague > Lake, near the town that was named for him. He was the inventor of the > first machine made for sewing boots and shoes. (Brown, Ray > http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyne/) The Montagues were living in Flint, > Genesse, MI in 1880. Daughter Cora was also in the home. Son Simeon was > not living in Michigan -- he is buried in Burke, NY in the same cemetery as > his Roblee grandparents. Why is this? > > Mr. Montague had 5 children from his first marriage: Samuel, Elijah, > Gilbert, Hibbard, Charles. > > Children: > 23. i Simeon Calvin Montague, b. 11 Sep 1853 in Burke, > Franklin, NY,13 > d. 28 May 1865 in Burke, Franklin, NY (prob),2 buried: in Barnum-Wright > Cem., Burke, NY.2 > 24. ii Cora Minerva Montague, b. 4 Nov 1854 in Burke, > Franklin, NY.13 > > > > > > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Jim Fortier [mailto:jrfortier@centurytel.net] > Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 11:19 AM > To: ROBLEE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: RE: Hamilton Roblee b 1832 d 1922 > > > I found it interesting to hear of Roblees in Saratoga County. My ancestor, > Samuel Roblee (c. 1777-1864 married Miriam or Marion Hinckley who may have > been from the Town of Greenfield and Wilton , about a few miles NW and NE of > Saratoga Springs. There was a Nathan Hinckley in the area abt 1775-1820 > who had many children. > > > ==== ROBLEE Mailing List ==== > Please visit our new web site - http://www.robleesonline.org/ >

North Creek.. Jay "Junior" Freebern Jay "Jr" Freebern, 78, of North Creek passed away on Dec. 7, 2005 at Glens Falls Hospital following a courageous battle with cancer. Born Feb.19,1927, in North Creek, he was the son of the late Henry and Addie(ROBLEE) Freebern. It goes on to say he was a lifelong resident of the area, attended North Creek Central School and was in the Navy in WW2. He married Julia Moriarty on July 9, 1949. He and his brother, Gene operated Freebern's Plumbing and heating for more than 30 years. It goes on with more of his community service, etc. Besides his parents, his five brothers, Henry, Carson, Hugh, Gene and Hartsel Freebern and two sisters Loretta Freebern and LouiseROBLEE, have all predeceased him. He and Julia have 2 children, Joseph and Connie 4 sisters survive him..Agnes Villeneuve,Mary Cornwall,Jane Swinton and Ann Porter..It mentions the brother in law, Donald ROBLEE as still surviving. Jay will be buried in Union Cemetery in North Creek, N.Y. I have the full obit..but just hit some of the high notes to send on the list. If anyone needs more info on the obit, just e-mail. JEAN THOMAS BAKER

Hi Jim -- Nice to hear your "voice"! Here is what I have on your line. Any details to add? Cindy 1. Samuel Robblee, b. est 1783 in Washington Co., NY, (son of Reuben Robblee and Phebe Austin). He married Mariam Hinkley, b. abt 1779, (daughter of Samuel Hinkley) d. 22 Jul 1841 in Burke, Franklin, NY, buried: in Barnum-Wright Cem., Burke, NY.2 Samuel died 7 Nov 1864 in Burke, Franklin, NY,2 buried: in Barnum-Wright Cem., Burke, NY.2 Carpenter (1949, p. 1) references a mortgage record recorded in the Washington Co., NY clerk's office in Ft. Edwards, NY (Liber F, p. 205) signed by Samuel Robblee and Phebe Robblee, his mother, of the town of Granville. It reserves an acre from Thomas Robblee. At the time of the 1810 census, a Samuel Robblee was living in Granville, NY. Both he and his wife were between 26 and 45. One male and two females under ten were in the home. By 1820, the family as living in Chazy, Clinton Co., NY. Samuel and his wife were still between 26 and 45. Additionally, the family consisted of one male 10-16; 1 female under 10; 1 female 10-16 and 1 female 16-26. Children: 2. i Sally Roblee, b. bet 1800-1810?. + 3. ii Hannah Roblee b. 21 Oct 1802. + 4. iii Harriet Roblee b. 12 Aug 1804. + 5. iv Nathan J. Roblee or Rablee b. 5 Apr 1810. + 6. v Phebe Ann Rabblee b. 7 May 1813. Second Generation 3. Hannah Roblee, (1.Samuel1) b. 21 Oct 1802 in Granville, Washington, NY. She married David S. Daniels, married 10 Aug 1822 in Chazy, Clinton, NY, b. 17 Jan 1795 in Clinton Co., NY, d. 1855 in Fond du Lac Co., WI. Hannah died aft 1880 in Flint, Genesee, MI. David: David S. Daniels was an early settler of Ellenburg, Clinton Co., NY. The town was set off from Mooers in 1830. In 1832, the first road was laid out; David S. Daniels and Amos Aldridge settled there. (Lewis Co., 1880, p. 213). They moved to Fond du Lac Co., WI in the 1850's (Fortier, Jim). At the time of the 1855 Wisconsin census, David Daniels was living in Eden, Fond du Lac Co., WI. Children: 7. i Nathan Daniels, b. 29 Nov 1830 in Ellenburg, Clinton, NY?.6 8. ii Samuel Daniels, b. 1 Mar 1831 in Ellenburg, Clinton, NY. He married Prussia W. Mitchell, married 24 Oct 1861, b. 27 Mar 1838. Samuel died in Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac, WI?. 9. iii Anson Daniels, b. 1833 in Ellenburg, Clinton, NY. 10. iv David O. Daniels, b. 15 Jun 1835 in Ellenburg, Clinton, NY. 11. v Lucy F. Daniels, b. 4 May 1838 in Ellenburg, Clinton, NY.6 12. vi John Daniels, b. 1840 in Ellenburg, Clinton, NY. 13. vii Phebe Anna Daniels, b. 1842 in Ellenburg, Clinton, NY. 14. viii James Franklin Daniels, b. 1844 in Ellenburg, Clinton, NY. 15. ix Joshua G. Daniels, b. 1849 in Ellenburg, Clinton, NY. 4. Harriet Roblee, (1.Samuel1) b. 12 Aug 1804. She married Ezra Stiles, married 1821 in W. Chazy, Clinton, NY,7 b. 28 Sep 1798 in Shoreham, Addison, VT,7 (son of Asa Stiles and Olive Rood) d. 1 Aug 1880 in Ft. Covington, Franklin, NY (prob).7 Harriet died 13 Jul 1894 in Ft. Covington, Franklin, NY (prob).7 Ezra: Ezra Stiles served in 11th US Infantry during the War of 1812. He was later the customs officer at Ft. Covington (USGenWeb, Franklin Co., NY). Children: 16. i Harriet F. Stiles, b. 12 Jun 1832 in Burke, Franklin, NY?,2 d. 3 Aug 1832 in Burke, Franklin, NY?,2 buried: in Barnum-Wright Cem., Burke, NY.2 17. ii Phebe Ann Stiles, b. 25 Jun 1834 in Burke, Franklin, NY?,2 d. 8 May 1836 in Burke, Franklin, NY?,2 buried: in Barnum-Wright Cem., Burke, NY.2 18. iii Lucy Stiles, b. abt 1839 in Ft. Covington, Franklin, NY?. 5. Nathan J. Roblee or Rablee, (1.Samuel1) b. 5 Apr 1810 in Granville, Washington, NY?.4 He married (1) Lucretia Smith, married bef 1840 in Flint, Genesee, MI?, b. 1814,4 d. 20 Sep 1851 in Flint, Genesee, MI?,4 buried: in Bristol Cem., Flint, MI,4 He married (2) Margaret _____, married abt 1853,4 b. abt 1828,4 d. 1 May 1856 in Flint, Genesee, MI?.4 He married (3) Elizabeth A. Hoag, married Oct 1856 in Flint, Genesee, MI?,4 b. 19 Mar 1830 in NY,4 d. 24 Oct 1925 in Flint, Genesee, MI?.4 Nathan died 20 Oct 1896 in Flint, Genesee, MI,4 buried: in Bristol Cem., Flint, MI.4 Natha was in Flint, MI by 1840. Also living in the household was a female age 20-30. I am speculating that this is an unknown first wife and that Luther was a child of this marriage. He was then between the ages of 30 and 30, and his name appears as Rublee. Nathan J. Rublee A square crop of the wright ear Flint, January 29, 1842 The History of Genesee County indicates that Nathan (surname spelled Rublee) was in Flint before 1839. He was granted 80 acres in Gaines, Genesee Co, MI in 1838. He payed taxes in Gaines in 1844. (Source: Ellis, Franklin, 1828-1885. Ellis, Franklin. History of Genesee county, Michigan. With illustrations and biographical sketches of its prominent men and pioneers, 1879) In 1850, he was living in Flint. The spelling of his surname looks like Rublee or Rubler. He was age 40, born in NY. The only others living in the home were Luther, age 8 and Smith, age 8. Both boys were born in NY. Perhaps his first wife's surname was Smith? Nathan Rablee lived in Flint, MI in 1880. Was Eliza his second wife? Nathan may have had other children, although no other Rablees are listed in Michigan in 1880. Children by Lucretia Smith: 19. i Luther Rablee, b. abt 1843 in MI, buried: in Flint, Genesee, MI. Luther Rablee served in the Civil War in the 5th Michigan Calvary, Company K. He received a pension. His gravestone uses the spelling Roblee. 20. ii Smith Rublee, b. abt 1844 in Flint, Genesee, MI?. Children by Elizabeth A. Hoag: 21. iii Alma Rablee, b. abt 1860 in MI.9 He married Henry C. Ketzler, married 28 Sep 1887.4 Alma died 1936.4 22. iv Clarence Kinion Rablee, b. abt 1863 in MI.9 He married Elizabeth Matilda Way, married 14 Oct 1885 in Burton, MI. Clarence died 19 Aug 1916.4 6. Phebe Ann Rabblee, (1.Samuel1) b. 7 May 1813 in Granville, Washington, NY.3 She married Simeon Montague, married est 1851, b. 9 Oct 1803 in N. Leverett, Franklin, MA, (son of Elijah Montague and Lovina Jones) d. aft 1880 in Flint, Genesee, MI?.9 Phebe died aft 1880 in Flint, Genesee, MI?. Simeon: The Montagues removed to Michigan in 1827. Mr. Montague was elected town clerk at the first town meeting held in Springport, Montague Lake, near the town that was named for him. He was the inventor of the first machine made for sewing boots and shoes. (Brown, Ray http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyne/) The Montagues were living in Flint, Genesse, MI in 1880. Daughter Cora was also in the home. Son Simeon was not living in Michigan -- he is buried in Burke, NY in the same cemetery as his Roblee grandparents. Why is this? Mr. Montague had 5 children from his first marriage: Samuel, Elijah, Gilbert, Hibbard, Charles. Children: 23. i Simeon Calvin Montague, b. 11 Sep 1853 in Burke, Franklin, NY,13 d. 28 May 1865 in Burke, Franklin, NY (prob),2 buried: in Barnum-Wright Cem., Burke, NY.2 24. ii Cora Minerva Montague, b. 4 Nov 1854 in Burke, Franklin, NY.13 -----Original Message----- From: Jim Fortier [mailto:jrfortier@centurytel.net] Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 11:19 AM To: ROBLEE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: Hamilton Roblee b 1832 d 1922 I found it interesting to hear of Roblees in Saratoga County. My ancestor, Samuel Roblee (c. 1777-1864 married Miriam or Marion Hinckley who may have been from the Town of Greenfield and Wilton , about a few miles NW and NE of Saratoga Springs. There was a Nathan Hinckley in the area abt 1775-1820 who had many children.

Here is what we have from "Hamilton" on down: 1. Alexander "Hamilton" Roblee, b. 4 Mar 1832 in Granville, Washington, NY, (son of Thomas Roblee and Laura Robblee). He married Helen Cordelia Martin, married 24 Aug 1853 in Granville, Washington, NY?, b. 29 Sep 1835 in Granville, Washington, NY?, (daughter of William Martin and Mary "Polly" Roblee) d. 4 Dec 1890 in Saratoga, Saratoga, NY (prob).3 Alexander died aft 1920 in Saratoga, NY?. Alexander "Hamilton" Roblee was baptized with that name, but was later known as Hamilton A. , or H. A. Roblee. He was baptized at the Truthville Baptist Church in N. Granville, NY on 4 Jan 1852. By 1865, he was a farmer and mill owner in Geyserville, near Saratoga Springs, NY (Sylvester, 1878). In 1870 and 1880, he was living in Saratoga Springs. In 1880, family composition was: Hamalton A. ROBLEE Self M Male W 48 NY Farmer NY NY Helen C. ROBLEE Wife M Female W 44 NY Keeping House RI NY William F. ROBLEE Son S Male W 15 NY Works On Farm NY NY Mary F. ROBLEE Dau S Female W 10 NY At Home NY NY In 1920, he was a 87 year old boarder in the boarding house of Anna Fitzgerald in Saratoga Springs. Children: + 2. i Chauncey Melvin Roblee b. 27 Nov 1854. 3. ii Adeline A. Roblee, b. 10 Aug 1856, d. 31 Mar 1861.4 4. iii Charles Henry Roblee, b. 26 Oct 1858 in Granville, Washington, NY?,2 d. 26 Oct 1876 in Granville, Washington, NY?.2 Lenore Roblee gives Charles Roblee's year of birth as 1856, but 1858 appears to be correct, based on census, and based on Adeline's year of birth. 5. iv William Thomas Roblee, b. 24 Mar 1865 in Saratoga, NY?.2 He married (1) Sarah F. King, married 1 Dec 1886,2 d. bef 1900?, He married (2) Frances _____, married bef 1900, b. Mar 1867 in NY. Carpenter lists different wives: first ____ Frank and second Norma _____. The Soundex Index for the 1900 census lists wife Frances K., born in March of 1867 in New York. The couple was living in Saratoga Springs, NY. In 1920, William T. and Frances Roblee continued to live in Saratoga Springs. + 6. v Mary Fanny Roblee b. 26 Feb 1870. Second Generation 2. Chauncey Melvin Roblee, (1.Alexander1) b. 27 Nov 1854 in Granville, Washington, NY.2 He married Mary Gildersleeve, married 27 Jan 1876 in Granville, Washington, NY?,2 b. 27 Jan 1855 in NY, d. aft 1920 in Saratoga Spr, NY?. Chauncey died aft 1920 in Saratoga Spr, NY?. In 1880, Chauncey Roblee was living in Saratoga Springs, NY: Chauncey M. ROBLEE Self M Male W 25 NY Farmer NY NY Mary J. ROBLEE Wife M Female W 25 NY Keeping House NY NY Thomas CANTER Other S Male W 17 NY Farm Hand IRE IRE At the time of the 1900 census, Chauncey Roblee was living in Saratoga Springs, NY. He continued to live there in 1920. Children: + 7. i Helen Weatherby Roblee b. 4 Mar 1883. 6. Mary Fanny Roblee, (1.Alexander1) b. 26 Feb 1870 in Saratoga, NY?.2 She married Frelin "Sheridan" Vaughan, married 21 Sep 1890,2 b. abt 1869 in Saratoga, NY, (son of Freeland G. Vaughan and Mary E. Carpenter) d. 11 Dec 1909. Frelin: Frelin Vaughan was an architect in Saratoga, NY (Griffin, 1976, p. K-54). Children: 8. i Roblee H. Vaughan, b. 12 Aug 1891 in Saratoga Springs, NY.2 9. ii William H. Vaughan, b. 12 Nov 1892 in Saratoga Springs, NY.2 10. iii Sheridan Vaughan, b. 30 Dec 1900 in Saratoga Springs, NY,2 d. in infancy. Third Generation 7. Helen Weatherby Roblee, (2.Chauncey2, 1.Alexander1) b. 4 Mar 1883 in Green Island, NY. She married J. Blaine Towne, d. in Saratoga Spr, NY?. Helen died in Saratoga Spr, NY?. J.: J. Blaine and Helen Roblee Towne lived in Saratoga Springs, NY. They had two sons (Carpenter, 1949). Children: 11. i Roblee W. Towne, b. abt 1918 in Saratoga Springs, NY?. Sources: 1 Roblee, Thomas, Handwritten family record in possession of David and Eleanor McCain. 2 Roblee, Lenore, Manuscript on the Roblee Family (The Author, n.d.). 3 Carpenter, G.W., Descendents of Ruben and Phebe Roblee. 1949. Based on the Notes of Mrs. Clarence Jones, Historian of Minerva, NY (Family History Library, Salt Lake City. Call # 929.273 A1 #6901.), page 3. 4 Robblee, Bob. 5 Carpenter, G.W., Descendents of Ruben and Phebe Roblee. 1949. Based on the Notes of Mrs. Clarence Jones, Historian of Minerva, NY (Family History Library, Salt Lake City. Call # 929.273 A1 #6901.), page 6. 6 Griffin, Herman Vaughan, Descendants of John Vaughan of Newport, Rhode Island (Rutland, VT: The Author, 1976), K-54. 7 Griffin, Herman Vaughan, Descendants of John Vaughan of Newport, Rhode Island (Rutland, VT: The Author, 1976), L-54. 8 Griffin, Herman Vaughan, Descendants of John Vaughan of Newport, Rhode Island (Rutland, VT: The Author, 1976), page K-54. 9 DAR. 10 1920 U. S. Census, Saratoga Springs, Saratoga Co., NY. -----Original Message----- From: Bob Robblee [mailto:rrobblee@telusplanet.net] Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 10:37 AM To: ROBLEE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Hamilton Roblee Good Morning, Kate, Pleased to meet you and welcome to the Roblee list. We have Hamilton, son of Thomas and Laura, son of Reuben and Molly, son of Reuben and Phoebe, in our files. Before that things are guesswork for the ancestry. I am retyping my files after a complete overhaul on this computer. Cindy Walcott, one of our listmembers, will be able to send the files via email. I would be very curious about any additional Roblees in the Greenridge Cem. And would you update me about your family details? I have just your grandfather's name but nothing else about the rest of your family. Helen Roblee [Towne] was interested in genealogy and we have a copy of a letter Hamilton sent her, about 1908, after checking cemetary stones in North Creek. Do you have her work? Must run, but HOpe to hear from you soon. Regards, Bob Robblee ==== ROBLEE Mailing List ==== Post your information and queries. We love it. No ROBLEE rock left untouched. Spelling variations ok - we don't "know" the original.

Hi Jean -- This is what I have on William and Viola. I am wondering if you can fill in any details? Cindy 1. William "Willie" Gile Roblee, b. 16 Oct 1867 in Freedom, Cattaraugus, NY?,1 (son of Orlando Roblee and Tolpheda "Agnes" Crandall). He married Viola Jane Bush, married 17 Oct 1888,1 b. 20 Nov 1868 in NY,1 (daughter of Allen C. Bush and Sarah A. _____) d. 13 Oct 1936,1 buried: in Maplegrove Cem., Machias, NY. William died 13 Oct 1936 in Freedom, Cattaraugus, NY?, buried: in Maplegrove Cem., Machias, NY. William Roblee's parents-in-law were living with the family at the time of the 1900 census in Freedom, NY. In 1930, the Roblees continued to live in Freedom and William's mother-in-law Bessy Moore, age 66, was still in the home. Children: 2. i Raymond B. Roblee, b. 1891, d. 1891,2 buried: in Maplegrove Cem., Machias, NY. 3. ii Sara Roblee, b. est 1892. 4. iii Charles Melvin Roblee, b. 30 Aug 1894 in Freedom, Cattaraugus, NY. , He married Bertha _____, married bef 5 Jun 1917.4 Charles died 15 Apr 1966 in Arcade, Wyoming, NY?, buried: in Macchias, Cattaraugus, NY.1 In 1930, Charles Roblee was living with his parents in Freedom, NY. He was 35. Although there is some scratching out, it looks like a daughter-in-law Louella (?), age 38, was also in the home. + 5. iv Jessie Agnes Roblee b. 4 Jan 1900. + 6. v Dana Bush Roblee b. 15 Jan 1902. Second Generation 5. Jessie Agnes Roblee, (1.William1) b. 4 Jan 1900 in Freedom, Cattaraugus, NY?.3,2 She married (1) Guy French, b. 1887,2 d. 17 Dec 1952,2 She married (2) Legurn Adelbert Winsor, married 27 Jan 1921,2 b. 12 Dec 1899,2 d. 29 Apr 1949.2 Jessie died 17 Dec 1952.2 Children by Legurn Adelbert Winsor: 7. i Luella Agnes Winsor. She married Thomas Frederick Burlingame, b. 1921,2 d. 1966.2 8. ii Donald Roblee Winsor. He married (1) Marion Elizabeth Conklin, b. 1928,2 d. 1900.2 He married (2) Carol Morris Hinkle. 6. Dana Bush Roblee, (1.William1) b. 15 Jan 1902. He married Ellyn Stafford, married abt 1920,2 b. abt 1903.2 Dana died 10 Jan 1970,6 buried: in Baltimore National Cem., Baltimore, MD. Children: 9. i Norman Roblee, b. 19 Nov 1921,2 d. 3 Oct 1989.2 -----Original Message----- From: Jean Spence [mailto:jean.spence@sbcglobal.net] Sent: Sunday, December 04, 2005 11:40 PM To: ROBLEE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: burial place: William and Viola (Bush) Roblee These are my great grandparents. It's a lovely little cemetary with a little lake and lots of trees. I have pictures taken a few years ago as many of my ancestors are buried there. I think I remember that Raymond Roblee is that list was their infant--I would have to go check my records to be sure. Thanks for the email. Jean Alger and Walcott Family <asr141@copper.net> wrote: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nycattar/cemetery/Maplegrove_Machias.htm ==== ROBLEE Mailing List ==== Please visit our new web site - http://www.robleesonline.org/ ==== ROBLEE Mailing List ==== Post your queries and information here. No ROBLEE rock unturned. Spelling variations okay, since we don't really know where we came from.

Hi Bob -- I emailed Jean Baker last night with all my info, and should have thought to copy the Roblee list on it! Here it is: My paternal grandfather was Roblee Towne, son of Helen Roblee and J. Blaine Towne. This is what I found at Greenridge Cemetery: Hamilton A. Roblee, born 1832 and died 1922, married to Helen C. Martin Hamilton and Helen's children: -- Charles H. Roblee, born 1856 and died 1876 (on his twentieth birthday), no wife -- William T. Roblee, born 1865 and died 1936, married first to Frances King and second to Norma Rugg (children unknown) -- Mary Roblee, born 1870 and unknown date of death, married to F. Sheridan Vaughan (two children that I know of: F. Sheridan Vaughan Jr. and Roblee S. Vaughan) -- Chauncey Roblee, born 1854 and died 1938, married to Mary Gildersleeve (I believe they only had one child -- my great-grandmother Helen R. Roblee, unknown date of birth and I believe she died in 1970 or 1971) Helen married James Blaine Towne and had three children: -- Mary-Elizabeth, who died at 7 days old -- James Hubert, who died a couple years ago (I believe he was born 1925) -- Roblee Warren, later changed to Roblee David -- my grandfather. He was born in 1917 and died in 1980 My grandfather Roblee Towne married Mary Loretta Roohan, and they had six children: -- Marylee -- Stephen -- my dad -- Loretta -- David (middle name Roblee) -- Denise -- Michele My dad, Stephen Towne, married my mom, Susanne Oakley, and they had six children: Katherine (me!) Benjamin (middle name Roblee) Jonathan Molly (interesting to see one of the Reubens was married to a Molly!) Stephanie Elizabeth I married Stephen Sherwin, and we have one son: Thomas Roblee! That's us! And I have a first cousin with the first name Roblee, and a first cousin with the middle name Roblee. I don't know what happened to William Roblee's line. I was so excited to read your email that listed Reuben and Phoebe --> Reuben and Molly --> Thomas and Laura --> Hamilton! I was also excited to hear that you have a letter from Hamilton to Helen in 1908 -- as far as I know, this is the first time any of us has researched our Roblee line, so I doubt any of us knew about that, or anything else about her genealogical work. My dad was about 20 when Helen died, and remembers that she was described as a "handsome" woman who was the organist at our local Baptist church. He also remembers that Helen's father -- Chauncey Roblee -- co-owned a business with Orwell Towne -- James Blaine's father (James Blaine and Helen eventually married)! It was the Towne-Roblee Hardware Company or the Roblee-Towne, I don't remember which (and I can't find the poster at the moment). It was on Broadway in Saratoga Springs. I know genealogy searches aren't always so easy (I've been researching my other lines as well), so I am very grateful that this one has been so productive so quickly! I would love to receive the files via email from Cindy Walcott. My family will be very excited to hear about all of this! Thanks again Bob. Kate Quoting Bob Robblee <rrobblee@telusplanet.net>: > Good Morning, Kate, > Pleased to meet you and welcome to the Roblee list. We have > Hamilton, son of Thomas and Laura, son of Reuben and Molly, son of > Reuben and Phoebe, in our files. Before that things are guesswork for > the ancestry. I am retyping my files after a complete overhaul on > this computer. Cindy Walcott, one of our listmembers, will be able to > send the files via email. > I would be very curious about any additional Roblees in the > Greenridge Cem. And would you update me about your family details? I > have just your grandfather's name but nothing else about the rest of > your family. > Helen Roblee [Towne] was interested in genealogy and we have a > copy of a letter Hamilton sent her, about 1908, after checking > cemetary stones in North Creek. Do you have her work? > Must run, but HOpe to hear from you soon. > Regards, > Bob Robblee

I found it interesting to hear of Roblees in Saratoga County. My ancestor, Samuel Roblee (c. 1777-1864 married Miriam or Marion Hinckley who may have been from the Town of Greenfield and Wilton , about a few miles NW and NE of Saratoga Springs. There was a Nathan Hinckley in the area abt 1775-1820 who had many children. -----Original Message----- From: Douglas G. Detling [mailto:doug.detling@greencity.org] Sent: Tuesday, December 06, 2005 9:39 AM To: ROBLEE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Hamilton Roblee b 1832 d 1922 Kate Towne Sherwin (her son is Thomas Roblee Sherwin) recently contacted me regarding her family history research. Here's an excerpt from her initial e-mail: "I came across your Roblee family site in my own genealogical research. I am descended from the Roblees in Saratoga Springs, Saratoga County, NY. I've only just begun my research, having back-burnered it for a couple of years, and visited the cemetery yesterday where I found all sorts of information I hadn't previously known." I suggested that she join the list (she has) and told her I would forward a combined message about her family to the list to see if anyone can help her--she is not as far as I know in my direct Roblee line but is probably related: Kate's grandfather is Roblee Towne, son of Helen Roblee (she married James Blaine Towne). Helen Roblee (Towne) is daughter of Chauncey Roblee (married Mary Gildersleeve). Chauncey Roblee is son of Hamilton Roblee (beleived married to Helen Martin). Hamilton's stone was the oldest she found in the Roblee lot at Greenridge Cemetery. He was born 1832 and died 1922. If anyone can help, please reply to the list or to Kate (e-mail: traleerose@irishabroad.com). Doug Detling ==== ROBLEE Mailing List ==== Post your queries and information here. No ROBLEE rock unturned. Spelling variations okay, since we don't really know where we came from.

Good Morning, Kate, Pleased to meet you and welcome to the Roblee list. We have Hamilton, son of Thomas and Laura, son of Reuben and Molly, son of Reuben and Phoebe, in our files. Before that things are guesswork for the ancestry. I am retyping my files after a complete overhaul on this computer. Cindy Walcott, one of our listmembers, will be able to send the files via email. I would be very curious about any additional Roblees in the Greenridge Cem. And would you update me about your family details? I have just your grandfather's name but nothing else about the rest of your family. Helen Roblee [Towne] was interested in genealogy and we have a copy of a letter Hamilton sent her, about 1908, after checking cemetary stones in North Creek. Do you have her work? Must run, but HOpe to hear from you soon. Regards, Bob Robblee

Good Morning, Jean, We have Hamilton in our files. Kate can contact me or Cindy for further details. Also, would you be able to check on the family of Samuel S. Roblee of Brant Lake. My files refer to 2 children, a boy and and a girl and the source is Milo R. Roblee and his work around 1900. The daughter is Lena, married Clinton Newton, I believe. I'm wondering if the son is the George Roblee, 1899-1975 of Glen Falls, NY. Let me know if anything turns up and hope to hear from you soon. Bob ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jean Baker" <cbaker1024@nycap.rr.com> To: <ROBLEE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, December 06, 2005 6:53 PM Subject: Saratoga Roblees >I was not aware of any ROBLEEs in Saratoga. That is very interesting about >Kate TOWNE SHERWIN's line. > I live about 50 miles from Saratoga and have done some research on some of > my other lines in that area. Haven't seen any ROBLEEs along the way, but > will be looking now. Carol and I researched in the Saratoga County Center > in Ballston Spa, but didn't think to look for ROBLEEs there. It would be > nice to see some of the information she found at the cemetery. > Hope you join our group, Kate! JEAN THOMAS BAKER > > > ==== ROBLEE Mailing List ==== > Please visit our new web site - http://www.robleesonline.org/ > >

I was not aware of any ROBLEEs in Saratoga. That is very interesting about Kate TOWNE SHERWIN's line. I live about 50 miles from Saratoga and have done some research on some of my other lines in that area. Haven't seen any ROBLEEs along the way, but will be looking now. Carol and I researched in the Saratoga County Center in Ballston Spa, but didn't think to look for ROBLEEs there. It would be nice to see some of the information she found at the cemetery. Hope you join our group, Kate! JEAN THOMAS BAKER

Hi all, just thought I'd let you all know that my g-uncle passed away Dec 1/05. His name was Dean Robblee, son of George & Bertha Robblee of Spalding, SK. Terri (Robblee) Robinson Barry's Bay, ON

Good Morning, Cindy, Winter is here and has brought snow and minus 20F temperatures. Warmer they say toward the weekend. I have some strays which may lead to this man's lineage. There are 2 Emery Rublees from WI. in the SSDI which aren't in our files. One b 1896 and the other b 1906. So, here are my thoughts, subject to correction and addition. I found an obituary for Phillip B. Rublee of MO. b 1908, son of Julius and Ella. His sisters Winnifed and Margaret Rogers Pellerin named him in another obit. Julius M. Roblee, son of Julius N. is listed in Appleton in 1896, but then disappears from the records there. Is one of the Emerys his? Does either one of them lead to Greg? Always, more information, more questions. Hope to here from you soon.\ Bob ----- Original Message ----- From: "Alger and Walcott Family" <asr141@copper.net> To: <ROBLEE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 18, 2005 9:53 AM Subject: A Rublee is running for US Congress > > http://www.rubleeforcongress.com/ > > I don't have Greg Rublee in my database. I would guess he may be > descended > from the family who settled in Wisconsin from Scandinavia, and took the > name > Rublee. > > Cindy Walcott > > > > ==== ROBLEE Mailing List ==== > If you're a ROBLEE, you might be related to a BRADT/BROTT. Find out on the > BRADT-L or BROTT-L lists at RootsWeb. > Send "subscribe" message to [listname]-L-request@rootsweb.com > >

Kate Towne Sherwin (her son is Thomas Roblee Sherwin) recently contacted me regarding her family history research. Here's an excerpt from her initial e-mail: "I came across your Roblee family site in my own genealogical research. I am descended from the Roblees in Saratoga Springs, Saratoga County, NY. I've only just begun my research, having back-burnered it for a couple of years, and visited the cemetery yesterday where I found all sorts of information I hadn't previously known." I suggested that she join the list (she has) and told her I would forward a combined message about her family to the list to see if anyone can help her--she is not as far as I know in my direct Roblee line but is probably related: Kate's grandfather is Roblee Towne, son of Helen Roblee (she married James Blaine Towne). Helen Roblee (Towne) is daughter of Chauncey Roblee (married Mary Gildersleeve). Chauncey Roblee is son of Hamilton Roblee (beleived married to Helen Martin). Hamilton's stone was the oldest she found in the Roblee lot at Greenridge Cemetery. He was born 1832 and died 1922. If anyone can help, please reply to the list or to Kate (e-mail: traleerose@irishabroad.com). Doug Detling

These are my great grandparents. It's a lovely little cemetary with a little lake and lots of trees. I have pictures taken a few years ago as many of my ancestors are buried there. I think I remember that Raymond Roblee is that list was their infant--I would have to go check my records to be sure. Thanks for the email. Jean Alger and Walcott Family <asr141@copper.net> wrote: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nycattar/cemetery/Maplegrove_Machias.htm ==== ROBLEE Mailing List ==== Please visit our new web site - http://www.robleesonline.org/

The Roblees seemed to have had an affinity for hotels! They had a long strip of land that they owned in North River, NY along the Hudson River and had ties to two very large hotels there. They built one and later bought the other. The hotels housed people traveling to the air cure for tuberculosis, to the Great Camps, and if they could afford it, to work on the lumber drives or in the emerging mining businesses. Both great hotels succumbed to fire and to economic changes and so were not rebuilt. The last hotel burned in the 1960s when the fire was so great that my grandfather, watching from three houses away, leaned on his barn to watch the spectacle and burned his hand from the heat of the blaze. Postcards and photos exist somewhere of both hotels, Dunlap's Hotel and The North River Hotel. Phyllis Reed

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