>Date: Sun, 24 May 1998 10:12:26 -0700 >From: [email protected] >... >Dear Lynda [McGinnis], > I got your family group sheets yesterday and finally got to dig into >them late last night. On the sheet for William Robblee, married Katurah >Baker, I note the inclusion of a 13th child, Pamela, born June, 1766, >married Uriah Hoyt. The top of the sheet mentions that conflicts exist >and it looks like this is one to me, seeing as her mother's gravestone >mentions 12 Robblee children. > Now, she may be part of that family, or she or another sister have >to have been part of another family. [I'm still trying to establish the >Family of That Thomas] Does anyone else have information on this pair, >listed above? > Cindy listed someone as buying land from Uriah around 1790, but I >haven't tracked that down as yet. > One thing that I find really interesting is the number of William >and Katurah's female children that are buried in New Haven, Vt. while >the males had moved elsewhere. > Of interest and perhaps of note, is that so many clues of people >being there can't be verified because they weren't born there and had >moved on before they died. > Also, I see from your sheets that Katurah's second husband was >Stephen Haight and that Ezra Hoyt's, married Sarah Seymour, father's >name was spelled Hayt. Is that a possible connection that needs to >checked? > Hope to hear from you soon. >Bob Robblee >