>Date: Mon, 25 May 1998 14:52:59 -0400 >From: [email protected] (Carol Thomas) >Subject: CENSUS QUESTIONS >... >Cindy [Walcott], > >Theron's wife Ann listed as age 5, is a typo in transcribing the records. > >Lyman M. Roblee, son of Calvin and Fanny married Emma ? and according to >Leslie Roblee (deceased some years ago), Calvin and Fanny only had one >child, Calvin O. who married Sarah Adelaide Cross. Calvin O. and (Sarah) >Adelaide had two children: Gertrude and Fannie. Leslie Roblee's >information contains no dates, but he was the local keeper of the family >information for many years. > >In my file, I have another Lyman M. Roblee, the son of Theron J. and Nancy >(Somerville) Roblee. This Lyman was Lyman Mack and he married Mary >Straight and had Frank, Niles, Harry, Lee and Judson (the last two named >died while children). > >I also have Henry C. listed as a son of Lyman M. and Emma, but have no >further information about him. However, I have a Henry S., son of Isaac >and Sally Ann (Waldron) Roblee who married Alma Partridge and had children: >Lawrence, Leland, Lowell, Leonard and Genevieve. According to Leslie, >Henry S. was a Congregational minister and lived near Chicago. > >In preparing the census for email, I didn't get some of the titles: age, >birthplace, etc. tabbed just right so they shifted. First column: surname; >second: given name; third: age; fourth: birthplace; fifth: number of >children born to each person and last number in the line is number of >marriages. In some cases relationship/occupation was listed. You will >note that Lyman and Amy/Emma had three children and were married once. > >Maybe Carpenter was confused with some of his information, and it's >possible Leslie Roblee was. Of the two, I would tend to think Leslie >correct. > >Carol >