Ryeland Family Tree
The Genealogy of the Ryeland and connected Families
Philip ROBLIN[1]
1814 - 1899 (85 years)-
Name Philip ROBLIN [2, 3, 4] Birth 1814 Sophiasburgh Township, Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada Gender Male _UID CA8E11D744BC4B5F867C9E7614904D5243D6 Occupation Farmer & Miller Occupation 1861 Sophiasburgh Township, Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada [5] Farmer Religion C. Methodist Residence 1861 Sophiasburgh Township, Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada [5] Residence 1878 Sophiasburgh Township, Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada Con 1, Lot 34 & 35 - 300 Acres, Settled in 1814
Death 1 Apr 1899 Sophiasburgh Township, Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada [2, 6, 7] Person ID I4021 Ryeland Family Tree Last Modified 19 Apr 2024
Father Philip ROBLIN, UE, b. 17 Dec 1772, Smiths Clove, Orange, New York, USA d. 17 May 1848, Sophiasburgh Township, Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada (Age 75 years) Mother Prudence PLATT, b. 6 Jan 1771, New York, USA d. 24 Aug 1850, Sophiasburgh Township, Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada (Age 79 years) Marriage 13 Jan 1793 Sophiasburgh Township, Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada [1, 7] Family ID F1157 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Elizabeth Ann BOGART, b. 5 Oct 1826, Ontario, Canada d. 13 Jul 1908, Sophiasburgh Township, Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada (Age 81 years) Marriage 3 Jun 1851 Adolphustown Township, Lennox & Addington County, Ontario, Canada [1, 6] - Home Of The Bride's Father
Children 1. Robert Baldwin ROBLIN, b. 7 Apr 1852, Ontario, Canada d. 1927 (Age 74 years) 2. Emma Augusta ROBLIN, b. 20 Jul 1853, Ontario, Canada d. Yes, date unknown 3. Orman D ROBLIN, b. 1856, Ontario, Canada d. 1 Jul 1883, California, USA (Age 27 years) 4. Harvey Price ROBLIN, b. 1859, Ontario, Canada d. 29 Feb 1892, California, USA (Age 33 years) 5. Allen Douglas ROBLIN, b. 1863, Ontario, Canada d. 7 May 1895, Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA (Age 32 years) 6. Adolphus ROBLIN, b. 17 Mar 1866, Sophiasburgh Township, Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada d. 5 Dec 1959 (Age 93 years) Family ID F1242 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 27 Nov 2014
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Photos Philip Roblin III.jpg
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Notes - On the decease of Philip Roblin Sr., Philip Jr., his son, who died in 1899, inherited the estate and succeded to the business. Soon after his father's death he built the third grist mill at the head of the ravine, near the bridge where the road crosses, a fine, three storey modern structure, which over-shot water wheel, seventeen feet in diameter, with three run of stones. He also erected a large storehouse just across the road, which was ultimatly connected with the mill by an overhead gangway. He likewise added a complete saw mill equipment to the lower mill, operated both by steam and water power, and in various ways enlarged and increased it till the milling business here expanded to one of the most extensive in Canada. Large consignments of flour were for many years shipped regularly from these mills to foreign lands, until Roblin's Mills became for a time a leading comercial centre in the country, and a considerable lake depot, with storehouses, shops and docks for convenience of shipping.
Federal Census of 1871 (Ontario Index)
ROBLIN , PHILIP
Sex: Male Age: 56 Birthplace: ONTARIO Religion: Wesleyan Methodist Origin: WELSH Occupation: MILLER District: PRINCE EDWARD ( 059 ) Sub-district: Sophiasburgh ( F ) Division: 2 Page: 42 Microfilm reel: C-9990 Reference: RG31 [8]
- On the decease of Philip Roblin Sr., Philip Jr., his son, who died in 1899, inherited the estate and succeded to the business. Soon after his father's death he built the third grist mill at the head of the ravine, near the bridge where the road crosses, a fine, three storey modern structure, which over-shot water wheel, seventeen feet in diameter, with three run of stones. He also erected a large storehouse just across the road, which was ultimatly connected with the mill by an overhead gangway. He likewise added a complete saw mill equipment to the lower mill, operated both by steam and water power, and in various ways enlarged and increased it till the milling business here expanded to one of the most extensive in Canada. Large consignments of flour were for many years shipped regularly from these mills to foreign lands, until Roblin's Mills became for a time a leading comercial centre in the country, and a considerable lake depot, with storehouses, shops and docks for convenience of shipping.
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Sources - [S20] FamilySearch International Genealogical Index v5.0, (URL: http://www.familysearch.org).
- [S174] Roblin family history gen-rob.001-4, (Owner: Seventh Town Historical Society & Marilyn Adams Genealogical Research Centre).
- [S588] 1881 Canadian Census.
- [S603] 1871 Canadian Census.
- [S602] 1861 Canadian Census.
- [S150] Rosalyn Insley, Rosalyn Insley.
- [S139] Jerry Turner.
- [S781] Alexander Campbell Osborne, Pioneer Sketches and Family Reminiscences by Alexander Campbell Osborne, (N.p.: n.p., n.d.).
- [S20] FamilySearch International Genealogical Index v5.0, (URL: http://www.familysearch.org).