Thomas Edwin ROBBLEE

                   INFO. ON FAMILY ALSO GIVEN BY PEARL DONNEN A DESC. OF ATLANTA GRACE WHO RESEARCHED HER FAMILY
                  

                      M. JOHN WATT MC ILVEEN   Info. from Virginia Brossard,3360,Sheffield Circle,Sarasota,Florida,34239
Living with mother in 1881 census with 2 children John r. 7 and Albert J.5.
                  

                   1881 Census;New Caledonia,Annapolis,Nova Scotia,Canada, FHL film 1375808,NAC C-13172 Dist.16,SubDist.F pg. 50,Family 237,   Info. from Virginia Brossard,3360,Sheffield
Circle,Sarasota,Florida,34239
                  

                        Info. from Virginia Brossard,3360,Sheffield
Circle,Sarasota,Florida,34239 Moses and Frank were lost in a new sailing ship during a hurricane off the coast of Cuba in 1901. On thier way from Nova Scotia
to Cuba,they stopped in Boston Harbor. John Robblee McIlveen took his wife Katherine and his three children,Florence,Anne and Frank to meet their uncles.

It was mentioned by Virginia Brassard that her mother had been down at the dock to visit her uncles when they arrived in Boston and prior to the ship`s sinking off Cuba.
1881 Census of Canada Broad Cove, Annapolis,Nova Scotia "Canada FHL FILM 13758088,NAC C-13172 Dist.16 SubDist G pg. 7 family 31.   Mosses (sic) H.age 26 occ. Seaman and Annie M. age 33
                  

                   M. FREDERICK W. ANDERSON 1852\1937
                  

                   Line 18964 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    DEAT PLAC Hurricane off Cuba

Line 18966 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long:
    BURI PLAC Mem. Stoney Beach Cem. Port Royal, NS.

It was mentioned by Virginia Brassard that her mother had been down to the docks in 1901 at Boston, prior to his ship been lost.

MOSES AND FRANK WERE BOTH LOST ON A NEW SAILING SHIP OUT OF BEAR RIVER,N.S. FRANK WAS CAPTAIN AND MOSES FIRST MATE,Ship was lost off Cuba in 1901 during a hurricane