>Date: Sun, 26 Apr 1998 07:58:48 -0700 >From: [email protected] >Subject: Milo's notes >... >Dear Mark [ROBLEE], > I will get the notes in the mail. I have come across Lenore's DAR >record in my files and will send that along as well. Other DAR numbers >that could help us are listed in the 3 that I have on file are: 476122, >244356, 398577, 239285, 221727, 26971, 433895, 329087, 235032, and >355611. Does anyone have access to the DAR files to get these pulled? >The 3 I have are 26971, 239285, and 476122. > >Dear Carol [THOMAS], > Thanks for the Census record. Some answers, more questions. Great. >I wonder if we can find the book, Early Gravestone Records of Granville, >Wa. Co. NY and nearby Cemetaries in Wa. Co. and Vt. This was compiled by >Allen D. Hill based on the field books prepared by Aaron Goodspeed of >Granville, NY. [1862-1932]. Hopefully, it covers a lot of the >surrounding area. >Dear Doug, > I have made the correction in your family line. I'll add the rest >after I learn how to download from the netsite. In the notes I got from >you last spring, it is mentioned that Norman Roblee was brought up by >his brother Thomas, married Chloe Evarts. I believe that that should be >Thomas, married Laura Robblee. If Thomas, married Chloe Evarts, was the >brother, then Norman would have been born the year his mother, Phoebe >Austin, died. Notes are to that effect in Carpenter from Marion Roblee >Barnard, great grandaughter of Norman. I will also send along notes that >were acquired from Helen Roblee Barnard of Granville that I got from >Joyce Atkin. ... Doug Detling's added comment: Bob is correct here. The error is introduced in one of the extracted listings from the so-called "Carpenter Manuscript, see later messages for this. Norman Roblee was brought up by his older brother, Thomas (who married his cousin Laura Robblee) after the death of Thomas' and Norman's parents.