Good Morning, All Winter is fast appoaching here above the 49th parallel and the woodstove has been on for about a month now. Hunting season has been a sucess with a moose and a couple ofdeer filling the freezer. There is no snow as yet and we may get all the outside details done without that covering everything. I have heard from Ann [Roblee] Yarnell this week and she has contacted Karen [Roblee] Skaggs in Indiana. After finding Doug's message at the email site in September, she knew Karen was her niece, and is now in touch after 45 years. I also got Cindy's note about Edward G. Roblee, a stray in my files. So, this morning, I got out the map of NY. It appears that Violet E. Roblee lived less that 50 miles from North Creek or Johnsburg. And we don't know who she is. A friend of mine was doing up his family tree several years ago. He mentioned to his son that a classmate was a cousin. Which was referred to that lad's parents next day. They did not know of the relationship and had to be shown. They live less than 30 miles east of us. It appears that this has happened in this case. I do have Donald Frazier and his wife Mildred [Roblee] Frazier in my files as strays. I found his obit some time ago and will add Edward to the family. Father? I wonder if Ruth could contact Mildred in Chestertown and see if she could fill in the blanks for us. And anything else about the rest of her family she would like to share with us. With the onset of winter, perhaps I will be able to spend some more time with genealogy. I didn't realize that I would be as busy as I am after retiring. HOpe to hear from you soon. Bob