Maybe we should have a Roblee family reunion/field trip and tour the homes and burial sites in the Adirondacks?

Would like to "echo" Bergetta. If anyone on the list is ever visiting in this area of New York State,(the Lake George area)please give me a call, or an e-mail. I can guide you to some cemeteries where ROBLEEs are buried, both in this vicinity and in Washington County.( the ones in Washington County are about 70 miles from here, so maybe I can just give directions) We can have a visit and possibly share some genealogy. JEAN THOMAS BAKER

Great account of the reunion! I always feel like I was there just a little bit when you give your report! Calgary, eh? hmmmm. I have a daughter in Great Falls....maybe! that one I might make! thanks again for the report! And for anyone who comes to the Twins Cities (Minneapolis/St Paul) or visits mall of America...please give me a heads up so we can meet! Bergetta

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Thanks for the report, Bob! Someday I'll get to a reunion, time and commitments permitting! Are the Robblees (two b's) more Canadian or is there an even mix? Can we find the spilt? Phyllis Reed (one b)

Thanks to Bob for the news on the reunion. It sounds like everyone had a good time and learned a lot more about the ROBBLEE(and variations on the name) family. I doubt if we will ever travel that far, as we have become "stay at homes", but am glad to be kept updated. Hope everyone is in good health and having a safe and happy summer. JEAN THOMAS BAKER

Good Morning, All, The 3rd Robblee [All name variants] Reunion took place at the Afton Community Centre on Prince Edward Island and was hosted by Jean [Robblee] Beer and her sisters, Mary [Robblee] Hunter, and Ruth [Robblee] Connors. After Friday afternoon registrations, various family members re-greeted and introduced themselves. Supper was provided for all present and conversations carried on into the evening. On Saturday, we gathered at noon at the hall for lunch. And were joined by additional family members from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. In my case, genealogy consumed most of my time while most others got re-acquainted and the kids had games and internet access. As to the question of how the name had gone through various spelling changes for which there is really no answer, we settled on the above title for the day. A grandaughter of Loring Joseph Robblee attended from the Boston area and extended our knowledge of that branch of the family. As well, 5 ggrandaughters of my ggrandfather's first family attended, extending my knowledge of that group. Also, from the Boston area, Bob Whitmarsh, a PEI Robblee descendent, and his wife were in attendance. Saturday evening saw 65 served for supper and was followed by entertainment from a local blue grass group. Sunday, some of the group met for lunch at the home of Harry Robblee of Tryon, PEI. All in all, a good time. Also, the site and time of the next reunion was decided upon. It will be held in the West this time, 3 years hence. And since Becki and I offered to host the event; in the vicinity of my home west of Innisfail, Alberta, Canada. Details, of course, will follow at the appropriate times leading up to the summer of 2008. Seeing as the "World Famous" Calgary Stampede runs the first 2 weekends in July, we will probably hold the reuinon during the second weekend of July that year. Make your trip a holiday as well as coming to the Reunon. We look forward to seeing many of you then. And HOpe to hear from you soon. Bob

http://www.interment.net/data/us/wi/milwaukee/wauwatosa/wauw%5Fr.htm See burial for Mary Roblee. I think this is Molly. Cindy Walcott

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Hello All, Tomorrow is Flyday for us. First to Halifax and on to PEI. Looking forward to seeing you there. Bob

While on a recent trip to Fond du Lac, WI, I happened to photograph Roblee graves in Rienzi cemetery. If anyone would like a copy, let me know. Pictures I have include Jay F. (1819-1909) Roblee and his wife Eliza along with the family stone. Also there is a partial picture of Joseph Roblee's stone (sorry new camera).

Hello All, After the 2002 Reunion, which decided the site of the next one, coming up this July, comments came about those who had not attended, as to having a say in the site of choice of the gathering in the future. I am attending this time and would like to take some feedback on this issue with me. Let me know if you would. And, as a comment, offering to host the event can have a large influence on site choice. HOpe to hear from you soon. Bob

Having just come from a big family "do" it sounds like a "normal" family to me...the "we can't all agree yet" part! Just thought I'd add a bit of humor to the holiday weekend! the event was a 50th wedding anniversary...the Second of my siblings to celebrate that date and my parents did also! :) Bergetta On May 27, 2005, at 12:00 AM, ROBLEE-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Some of us do have theories on where the Roblee family came from > before > Huntington but we can't all agree on it yet...!

Shoes! Hi cousin Lee, welcome! Funny about the shoes. When I was growing up just outside of North Creek, there were no shoe stores there so we had to go to the closest place to buy shoes, Art Brown's shoe store in Warrensburg, NY. I remember the smell of the leather and polish as Art Brown did his own repairs there in the shop and every fall I had to get my favorite kind of shoes, the ones with the picture of Buster Brown and his dog, Tag. Some of us do have theories on where the Roblee family came from before Huntington but we can't all agree on it yet...! Phyllis Reed

HI Cindy, Good to hear from you! It sounds like the Rubblees/Roblees started out (as far back as we can all agree on) around Huntington, NY, the eastern half of Long Island, then moved across the water to CT, moving north and west as they went to MA, VT, then NY and points west. Were most of them farmers or do we see any other trades associated with the family? Just curious... Phyllis Reed

I found a couple of reference to this family in an early American newspapers collection I access through my membership to NEHGS. Two death notices, one for Mrs. Lydia Rublee and one for son William. So, thought I would send an update on this family. Cindy Walcott 22 May 2005 Family Group Sheet ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Husband: William Rubblee died at age: 42 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Born: 24 Sep 1765 in Dutchess Co., NY (prob) 1 Baptized: 6 Aug 1780 in Congr.Church, Lanesborough, MA 2 Died: 18 Feb 1808 in Lanesborough, Berkshire, MA 3 Father: William Robblee Mother: Keturah (Catherine) Baker William Rubblee probably lived most of the time in Lanesborough, MA. He was admitted to the Congregational Church there on 18 July 1779 (Lanesborough Congregational Church Records, Cooke Collection, Volume 19, Berkshire Athenaeum). The births of his children are recorded in the Lanesborough Town Records, although all on one page, so it is not certain that they were all born there. His son Rolli Rublee's gravestone indicates that he (Rolli) was born in 1793 in New Haven, Vermont. This is possible, as a William Rubblee owned property in New Haven. William and Hiram Rubblee, both of New Haven, bought land there on 12 Oct 1789. William, of New Haven, sold land on 21 Feb 1795. However, when Andrew Robblee bought land from William Robblee on 16 Feb 1797, both were residents of Lanesborough. Beginning in 1797, William paid his brothers to sign quitclaims, giving up the right left jointly to them by their father in 1792. He paid Andrew on 15 Feb 1797, Francis on 12 April 1798, John Brush and Erastus on 25 October 1800. All of these deeds refer to William and each of his brothers as "of Lanesborough". A William Rubelee was living in Lanesborough in 1790, but this was almost certainly William Sr., who died in 1792. William Jr. was perhaps living with his father, or a brother in New Haven, VT. By 1800, William Rublee appears in the census in Lanesborough. The family configuration was 1 male 26-45 (William, age 35); 1 male 16-25 (Erastus??, age 21); 3 males under 10 (Rolli, William and Homer); 1 female 26-45 (Lydia); 1 female (16-26 (??); and 1 female under 10 (Polly). William Rubblee's will was probated in Pittsfield Co., MA on 5 May 1808. His widow Lydia was administrator. At the time of his death, he owned one divided half of sixteen acres in Lanesborough (part of Lot #29 of the 2nd division). His home farm was 64 acres, and included a house, barn and cider mill. In addition, he owned another small home on the "highway". Lydia Rubblee was appointed guardian of their children William, Homer Phelps, Lucy and Sally. Asahel Smith, of Lanesborough, was appointed guardian of Rolli Rubblee. When the estate was settled, land was distributed to Lydia, their children, and to Francis Rublee (presumably the Francis who was Willam's brother). ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Wife: Lydia P. _____ died at age: 68 Married: est 1792 in his age: 26 her age: 17 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Born: abt 1775 in 3 Died: 4 Jan 1843 in Lanesborough, Berkshire, MA 3,4 Father: Mother: Perhaps Lydia's surname was Phelps? Paper: The Pittsfield Sun.; Date: 1843-01-12; Vol: XLIII; Iss: 2208; Page: [3]; "Died, at Lanesborough, on the 4th inst, Mrs. Lydia P. Rublee, aged 68. The deceased was possessed in an eminent degree of those kindly virtues which are so desirable in social life. She was a woman of faith and prayer, and had long been watching the approach of the messenger which was to separate her from the friends and duties of earth, only to unite her with those of heaven." ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- M Child 1: Rollin "Rolli" Rublee died at age: 79 Born: 15 Jul 1793 in New Haven, Addison, VT? 5 Died: 12 Nov 1872 in Ellington, Chautauqua, NY 6 Buried: in Pioneer Cem., N. Harmony, NY 7 Ref number HL, DM Spouse: Betsy Green b. 28 Jul 1796 d. 16 Mar 1881 Married: 1 Jan 1817 in Pittsfield, Berkshire, MA Rolli Rublee bought land in Ellington, NY in October 1821, at or about the same time as Samuel McConnell, Harwood Botden. Ebenezer Green Jr., and Hiram Putnam. Ebenezer Green was likely his father-in-law. The Ellington Sesquicentenniel 1824-1974: History of Ellington, NY (Ellington, no imprint, 1974) includes a story about Rolli and his wife's travel to Ellington from Pittsfield, MA in 1822. He is said to have turned a four-legged table into a temporary pen for his pig, by nailing slots around it and making a temporary bottom for it. He tied his cow to the back of his wagon; it provided milk for his family and the pig, during the journey. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- F Child 2: Polly Rubblee died at age: 12 Born: 6 Jun 1795 in New Haven, Addison, VT? 1 Died: 12 Jun 1807 in Lanesborough, Berkshire, MA 3 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- M Child 3: William Rubblee died at age: 42 Born: 30 Sep 1797 in Lanesborough, Berkshire, MA? 1 Died: 10 May 1840 in Lanesborough, Berkshire, MA 3 Headline: [William Rublee; Lanesborough; Tuesday; Saturday; Coroner's Inquest]; Paper: The Pittsfield Sun.; Date: 1840-05-14; Vol: XL; Iss: 2069; Page: [3]; "A man named William Rublee, of Lanesborough, was found dead in the woods, on Tuesday morning, with an empty bottle near him, and one cent in his pocket. He is supposed to have died on Saturday night. Verdict of the coroner's inquest -- Death from Intemperence and Exposure." ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- M Child 4: Homer Phelps Rubblee died at age: 88 Born: 26 Sep 1799 in Lanesborough, Berkshire, MA? 1 Died: 8 Apr 1888 in Ellington, Chautauqua, NY 8 Buried: in Pioneer Cem., N. Harmony, NY 7 Spouse: Chloe White b. abt 1813 d. 8 Mar 1885 Married: bef 1840 in Lanesborough, Berkshire, MA? Homer P. Rubblee was baptized in 1830 in the Congregational Church in Lanesborough, MA . He was baptized in the church on 7 Nov 1830 and became a deacon on 3 Feb 1837. His wife Chloe was received into the church on 26 Dec 1840, from Plainfield, MA. On 9 Mar 1856, the couple requested a letter of recommendation to any sister church, as they were about to find a new home somewhere in the west. 1865 census Town of Ellington family number 36 RUBBLEE Homer P 65 m born Mass 1st marriage farmer owns Chloe 52 f wife born Mass 1st Marriage has had 2 children Lydia H 21 f child born Mass Single Martha 18 f child born Mass Single ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- F Child 5: Lucy Rubblee Born: 28 Nov 1803 in Lanesborough, Berkshire, MA? 1 Died: Lucy Rubblee became the ward of her mother Lydia Rubblee after her father's death in 1808, along with her siblings, William, Homer and Sally. (Estate of William Rubblee, Lanesborough, MA, 1808. Berkshire County, MA Probate Records, Pittsfield, MA). ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- F Child 6: Sarah "Sally" Rubblee died at age: 42 Born: 8 Mar 1806 in Lanesborough, Berkshire, MA? 1 Died: 21 Nov 1848 in N. Harmony, Chautauqua, NY? 7 Buried: in Pioneer Cem., N. Harmony, NY 7 Spouse: Cullen Dyer Churchill b. 11 Mar 1811 d. 7 Feb 1893 Married: 22 Jul 1845 in Ellington, Chautauqua, NY? Was this the Sarah Rublee who married Cullen Dyer Churchill, probably Ellington, NY, on 22 Jul 1845 as his second wife? (Churchill and Churchill, 1904, p. 406) It seems possible that she went to Ellington to be with her brother Rolli after the death of her mother in 1843. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- (1) Lanesborough, Berkshire County, Massachusetts Town Records. (2) Records of the Congregational Church of Lanesborough, Massachusetts (Cooke Collection, Berkshire Atheneaum, Pittsfield, Massachusetts). (3) Tombstone. (4) Lanesborough Vital Records, Vol 2, p. 31. (5) Palmer, Charles, History of Lanesborough. Massachusetts. 1741-1905 (The Author, 1905), page 101. (6) Markey, Donna. Personal correspondence. (7) Pioneer Cemetery Listings, N. Harmony, NY. (8) Edson, Obed, History of Chautauqua County, New York (Boston, Mass.: W.A. Fergusson, 1894), page 853.

Welcome to the list, Lee. First, regarding the shoe company. The Brown Shoe Company was started by George Warren Brown, b. 21 Mar 1853 in Granville, Washington, NY?. He was the son of David and Malinda (Roblee) Brown of Granville, NY. He married 7 Apr 1885 Betty Bofinger, d. Jul 1934 in St. Louis, MO, bur: in Bellfontaine, St. Louis, MO. George died 13 Dec 1921 in Tucson, AZ, bur: in Bellfontaine, St. Louis, MO. George Brown was the founder of the Brown Shoe Co. in St. Louis, MO. He tried to get his brother Alanson to join him, to no avail. (Alanson was also in the shoe business -- his company was Hamilton and Brown, also in St. Louis.) Several of his Roblee cousins and nephews did, however. In his will, Mr. Brown left 50 shares of company stock to the Truthville (now Bethany) cemetery in Granville, for upkeep of that cemetery and 50 shares to the Elmwood cemetery in Middle Granville where his brother Charles was buried, as well as his grandparents Thomas and Laura Roblee (Source: Eleanor McCain). The Roblee shoe was a line of shoe made by the Brown Shoe Co. So, the Brown Shoe company was not started by 4 brothers named Roblee -- but it was started by the son of a Roblee woman, and several Roblees ended up working there. Your Leland Roblee was not connected to the shoe line, not directly anyhow. Your line is: Descendants of: Reuben Robblee 1 Reuben Robblee b. bef 26 Mar 1738 Huntington, Long Island, NY? d. 22 Sep 1795 Granville, Washington, NY (prob) m. Phebe Austin m. 5 Sep 1759 S. Amenia, NY b. 1739 d. 1 Nov 1815 Granville, Washington, NY? 2 Thomas Robblee b. 1761 Dutchess Co., NY (prob) d. 19 Jan 1831 Granville, Washington, NY m. Huldah _____ m. Chloe Everts m. 4 Jun 1783 Granville, Washington, NY? b. 3 Feb 1763 Sunderland, Bennington, VT d. 21 Apr 1831 Granville, Washington, NY [daughter of Charles Everts and Hannah Hoit] 3 Luther Robblee b. 8 Apr 1785 Granville, Washington, NY d. 10 Oct 1860 North Creek, Warren, NY m. _____ _____ d. bet 1815-1821 Granville, Washington, NY (prob) m. Roxey May Downs b. 21 Mar 1788 d. 21 Sep 1858 Johnsburg, Warren, NY [daughter of _____ Downs and _____ _____] 4 Isaac "Ike" Harmon Roblee b. May 1830 Washington Co., NY d. 14 Oct 1913 m. Sarah "Sally" Ann Waldron b. 26 Mar 1834 North Creek, Warren, NY d. 12 Nov 1911 [daughter of Daniel Waldron and Asenath Hills] 5 Henry Scott Roblee b. 17 Nov 1858 North Creek, Warren, NY d. 1 Dec 1945 Glen Ellyn, IL m. Fern Howtig m. aft 1880 Clinton, IA m. Alma Louisa Partridge m. 22 Aug 1880 b. 25 Aug 1858 Rutland, Rutland, VT d. 30 Oct 1939 Glen Ellyn, Du Page, IL [daughter of Frederick Horn Partridge and Mary Eastman Root] 6 Leland Henry Scott Roblee b. 14 Jan 1894 MI d. May 1979 Glen Ellyn, Du Page, IL m. Virginia Langdon m. abt 1918 b. 18 Aug 1899 IL d. Mar 1976 Glen Ellyn, Du Page, IL I can provide more information about your Roblee line, if you do not have it already. I would have to send you a file. I am always interested to hear the traditions that come down in family lines. (France, Robleja, etc.). The bottom line is that we have not been able to ascertain our origins. The earliest information is about the Rublier family of Huntinton, Long Island. (See our web page for more information: http://www.robleesonline.org/) Cindy Walcott VT -----Original Message----- From: Lee Carpenter [mailto:obwonone1@yahoo.com] Sent: Friday, May 20, 2005 5:28 PM To: ROBLEE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Information on the four Brothers that founded the Roblee shoe company. Hi, I am Lee Carpenter. My Grandfather was Leland Henry Scott Roblee (President of North American Car Company, Chicago, IL), married to Virginia Langdon. His father was a pastor for a number of churches in Northern Illinois, and Michigan. He said that his family came over from France as Robleja (spelling?) and that the four brothers founded the Roblee Shoe company. That company was purchased by Buster Brown, and there is still a Roblee Shoe division, but I have not been able to get confirming information. Does anyone out there have information on these brothers? Thank you for the help, Lee (Leland) Carpenter. --------------------------------- Yahoo! Mail Mobile Take Yahoo! Mail with you! Check email on your mobile phone. ==== 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, I am Lee Carpenter. My Grandfather was Leland Henry Scott Roblee (President of North American Car Company, Chicago, IL), married to Virginia Langdon. His father was a pastor for a number of churches in Northern Illinois, and Michigan. He said that his family came over from France as Robleja (spelling?) and that the four brothers founded the Roblee Shoe company. That company was purchased by Buster Brown, and there is still a Roblee Shoe division, but I have not been able to get confirming information. Does anyone out there have information on these brothers? Thank you for the help, Lee (Leland) Carpenter. --------------------------------- Yahoo! Mail Mobile Take Yahoo! Mail with you! Check email on your mobile phone.

Alfred was born about 1827-28, probably in Franklin, Franklin, VT. In 1850, Alfred was living with his parents in Franklin, VT, unmarried at age 33 (1850 VT census, Franklin). There is no further record of him in Vermont. I cannot find him in the 1860 census. Here is the new find: Alfred "Ruble", age 42, born in Vermont was a stockraiser living East Bear River, Yuba, CA in 1870. He was living with A. and Lydia Parker, both born in New York. A. Parker was a farmer, and it appears that Alfred was his employee. In 1880, he was living in Richland, Sacramento, CA when he is listed as a stockraiser in McKenney's Pacific Coast Directory 1880-81. Richland was a post office on the river, near Sacramento. (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~npmelton/pacdirsc.htm) I cannot find him in 1900 or 1910. Cindy Walcott

Found her! One of the genealogical serendipities. A fellow list member on the Eastern Townships list posted records for Jay, VT. Among them was the record for Hattie Wood (#18), with parents given as H. W. Wood and Harriet Rublee. I have not been able to get to vital records to see what is there, but I was able to find some information in the census. Cindy Walcott Harriet Rublee, (1.John1) b. abt 1824 in Berkshire, Franklin, VT. She married Henophan or Zenophan W. Wood, aft 1850, b. abt 1836 in Franklin, Franklin, VT, (son of Joel Wood and Hannah _____). Harriet died aft 1890. Harriet and Sophia were living with their brother Harmon in Franklin, VT in 1850. H. M. and Harriet (Rublee) Wood had a daughter Hattie Wood in Jay in 1859. They were living in Franklin in 1860. H. M.'s name is Henophon. His age is listed as 22 and Harriet's is listed as 30. Hattie's is listed as 6 . The census was taken in August 1860. Also in the home was Henophen's sister Mary J. Wood, age 14. They Woods were living next door to Harriet's brother Harmon Rublee and family. The gravestone for Sophia Rublee was given by "her sister Harriet". Harriet, then, was living in 1890 when her sister died. Children: 18. i Hattie Wood, b. 12 Oct 1859 in Jay, Orleans, VT. 19. ii Heman Wood, b. abt 1862 in Franklin, Franklin, VT (prob).