Good Morning, Susan, I have been searching for my family's roots for the past 14 years or so. And for more than one hundred years, there has been a theory that our family name has its origins as Rapalje. I haven't accepted that since I found the graves of Jeronimus Rapalje and Thomas Robblee lying about 15 feet apart in the Karsdale Cem. in Annapolis, Nova Scotia in 1995. Both spellings were distinct. But I see that you have found the origins of James Raplee/Roblyer married Abiah Morse in New Jersey and have tied them to the Rapaljes in New York City. Do you have anything further about his father, George's family? We seek the origins of William and Andrew Rublier, married in the Huntington First Church, Suffolk, NY on Long Island. These marriages took place from 1727 to 1733 and several children were baptized there as well. Our name has changed somewhat over the years and now has variant spellings of Robblee, Roblee, Rublee, and Rablee of which we can find descendents to this day. The Roblee list has about 50 members and we are still seeking the immigrant ancestor[s]. I hope some of your findings may help us find them. HOpe to hear from you soon. Regards, Bob Robblee