> > Subject: Sorting it out at Granville, NY > Date: Fri, 04 Jan 1980 01:40:44 -0800 > From: Bob Robblee <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > Hi All, > Thanks, Cindy, for all the recent information postings. As to Sophia > Gillet? married Thomas Roblee, came from information that I originally > got from a copy of Milo Resalvo Roblee's manuscript. I have a missing > daughter from this family, according to that record. If Sophia had > re-married a Mr. Baker, then this could explain the odd inscription on > the headstone of Martha J. > The Census records may help us sort out who belonged to what > families. The sons of Thomas and Chloe, Luther, Calvin and Theron, had > all emigrated to North Creek around 1831 after the death of their > parents. Most of their families that were under 18 probably went with > them. > Laura, daughter of Thomas and Chloe, married Thomas Roblee, called > the second. He was born around 1795. He had to have been identified that > way because of another Thomas. Thomas Roblee, Jr.? who supposedly died > 1842 and is buried in Hartford Cem. Another headache is the fact that > Thomas, son of Luther, married Sophia Gillet, died about this time as > well. > Roaming the Web, I found a photo of Lillian Charles, born ca 1870 > who married a Roblee, from Steuben, NY. It was part of a Charles > Genealogy. Any thoughts on who this might be? > Also from the 1920 US Census, Charles M. Roblee, whom I have as the > son of Willie Gile, is shown with wife Bertha? and M/I/Law Bessie Moore? > Do you have any more on this family, Phil? > Three Canada geese flew over yesterday afternoon. Finally, a sign of > spring, as March has been a winter, not springlike, month. HOpe to hear > from you soon. > Bob PS Had a bit of a typo this AM. Will try again. Bob