I would like to sincerely thank both Freida & Ann -- for all they've done to advance the Job(e) reasearch. We deeply appreciate both of you...! ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________ . Posted by: Cathy PORTER-Maynard (In Minnesota)... . MY JOB(E) ANCESTRY: 1 • Andrew JOB, Sr. (married Elizabeth ?) 2 • Andrew JOB, Jr. (married Elizabeth VERNON) 3 • Joshua JOB (married Margaret McKay) 4 • Enoch JOB, Sr. (m. _____) 5 • Enoch JOB, Jr. (m. Lucretia?) 6 • Hannah JOB (married William Marrs LOGUE) 7 • Jonathan M. LOGUE (married Isabel ___ ) 8 • John Richard LOGUE (married Tabitha HALL) 9 • Oliver Debeny LOGUE (married Myrtle PAUP) 10 • Goldie LOGUE (married Joseph Edwin PORTER) 11 • Living PORTER married Living STEVENS 12 • MY GENERATION: Cathy PORTER-Maynard (married Living Maynard) . =======================================================

Just updated Job(e) Legacy, the descendants of Andrew Job Jr and Elizabeth Vernon. Since the last update, '265 new entries' have been added'. http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown Ann (Jobe) Brown [email protected]

Just updated Job(e) Branches for descendants fo Thomas Job of Rowan Co., NC. There are 64 'new entries' http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown2 Ann (Jobe) Brown

But Sherman passed it forward. In 2000 after my husband Thomas Caruthers Jobe died Sherman sent me an email about the family. I thanked him kindly and forgot it until Tom's niece was so very interested. Sherman and Ann were so kind and I learned so much and now i have papers stacked up on all the research on different lines from my mother's mother and father. Don't know whether to thank them or cuss them! Actually, it is to thank them. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, May 30, 2004 5:36 PM Subject: [JOB] Sherman Jobe lineage > My connection is the North Carolina Jobe path. Our genealogy "holy grail" is > to find documented evidence for our connection to Andrew Job, Sr. or to > whomever the real link connects. My lineage below: > ???? > 1) John Job(e), Sr. (~1750--1814 to 1829+) married Elizabeth Ruggle > (~1745--????) > 2) Samuel Caruthers Job(e), Sr. (~1777--1859) married Rebecca Price > (1796--1858) > 3) John Harvey Jobe, Sr. (1826--1896/03) married Nancy P. Gleghorn > (1825--1896) > 4) Samuel Andrew Jobe (1848--1914) married Nancy Agnes Butler (1849--1915) > 5) John Riley Jobe (1878--1959) married 1st Lillie Mae Anderson (1875--1931) > and 2nd Ruby Hudson (????--????) > 6) Grady Samuel Jobe (1911--1970) married Annie Lee Hallman (1908--1986) > 7) Grady Sherman Jobe (1936) married Joyce Annette Hamm (1938) {this is me} > > For the past several years I have derived enormous pleasure from the > interactions we have via this Internet communications. I thank each of you for that > and especially I thank Ann for what she has done. > A short (I hope) story: > Thirty-three (33) years ago I received a letter from Katherine Reynolds in > Houston, Texas asking for information on my Jobe family. At that time in my > life I had no interest in genealogy and did not respond. After my mother died in > 1986 I became interested in collecting information for my son (for years > later when he would have an interest). To my surprise, I enjoyed the research and > the information I was able to collect. After some period of time I was not > making much progress. One night I decided to search the Internet for the name > Jobe and select 5 names at random to send a "blind" request for information. > One of those five names turned out to be Ann and she responded!! Can you > imagine how I felt when I learned that as a teenager she had worked with Katherine > Reynolds in Texas on Jobe research? And that she had tons of information and > was willing to share. Information to which I had not contributed when asked > in 1971. And I had connected with Ann in Canada. An amazingly small world!! > Sherman > > > ==== JOB Mailing List ==== > Some of my favorite resources for the Job(e) surname: > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe4.html > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > >

My connection is the North Carolina Jobe path. Our genealogy "holy grail" is to find documented evidence for our connection to Andrew Job, Sr. or to whomever the real link connects. My lineage below: ???? 1) John Job(e), Sr. (~1750--1814 to 1829+) married Elizabeth Ruggle (~1745--????) 2) Samuel Caruthers Job(e), Sr. (~1777--1859) married Rebecca Price (1796--1858) 3) John Harvey Jobe, Sr. (1826--1896/03) married Nancy P. Gleghorn (1825--1896) 4) Samuel Andrew Jobe (1848--1914) married Nancy Agnes Butler (1849--1915) 5) John Riley Jobe (1878--1959) married 1st Lillie Mae Anderson (1875--1931) and 2nd Ruby Hudson (????--????) 6) Grady Samuel Jobe (1911--1970) married Annie Lee Hallman (1908--1986) 7) Grady Sherman Jobe (1936) married Joyce Annette Hamm (1938) {this is me} For the past several years I have derived enormous pleasure from the interactions we have via this Internet communications. I thank each of you for that and especially I thank Ann for what she has done. A short (I hope) story: Thirty-three (33) years ago I received a letter from Katherine Reynolds in Houston, Texas asking for information on my Jobe family. At that time in my life I had no interest in genealogy and did not respond. After my mother died in 1986 I became interested in collecting information for my son (for years later when he would have an interest). To my surprise, I enjoyed the research and the information I was able to collect. After some period of time I was not making much progress. One night I decided to search the Internet for the name Jobe and select 5 names at random to send a "blind" request for information. One of those five names turned out to be Ann and she responded!! Can you imagine how I felt when I learned that as a teenager she had worked with Katherine Reynolds in Texas on Jobe research? And that she had tons of information and was willing to share. Information to which I had not contributed when asked in 1971. And I had connected with Ann in Canada. An amazingly small world!! Sherman

Greetings Marion, With the information you have allready is a good place to start from, question, do you have a LDS (Latter Days Saint) church, with a family history section attached near where you live...??... if you do, that is good.... the gals there should be like ours here in Australia, pretty helpfull and resourceful in assisting newcomers...(they do not try to impress their religion onto you).. ...at their family history section, they would have a good collection on microfilm and fiches, DBMs, on USA, CANADA, UK and Europe, and maybe Australia( sometimes we hear that folks stateside have problems in finding where we live and the language we speak...etc...) You would be able to hire in for at least one month, the Parish register (for District of Neath in the County of Glamorgan and Brecon, Wales) on microfilm... now this comes in good news and bad news... bad news first, (1) if there is no parish registers, it only means that the LDS church was not given permission to photocopy the registers (2), if they photocopies the actual registers, it will be in the actural handwriting of the clerk and signees, ( if so, be prepared for heaps of XX's, as signatures) and plenty of eye strain. Good news, if someone have already transscribed into written text and photocopied, great and pleasing to the eye.. Once you have the parish register, them you would be able to go backwards in tracking down your lost relies, and maybe make a connection in with Andrew JOBE ??? way back in 1650s... ..approx. speaking you would have about 5 generations on your tree, by going back through the parish registers (depending on their early records ) back to 1400's in some areas, depending upon the local church and mility at that time frame in history when they had civil wars, strick govt rule and taxes, and finaly neglect by the clergy. 2) Check out www.familysearch.org and you may be able to pick the family up in one of the UK census at occured 1861, 1871, 1881 or 1891 ( note that the UK cenusus is one year behind USA etc.) also note that there are some other onsite cenus sites.... thats for later checking to see if they have moved address, occupation, and household members... If they came to the States, towards the later half of the 1800, you would be able to check out Ellis Island site, and see the ships manisfist of whom came to USA and other important questions that is require for them to fill out. Well kido, thats about all i can think of that may be of use to you, good luck in with your research, and if you happen to find a Reginal / Rignold JOBE born c 1640ish and disappeared, please let me know, other wise i have put him down to be a alian who just happened to appeared in Gwennap Cornwall on his wedding day in 1672. regards Warren Job Australia -------------------------------------------------- ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May 29, 2004 12:36 PM Subject: Re: [JOB] JOB (to Marion) Hi Anne, Thank you for your reply. Yes, the place where Esther's marriage took place is in Wales. I 'm not sure what information you would need for a family group sheet for David Job. I should proceed to find the baptismal records of Esther Job who was born before the registration of births in England and Wales began in 1837. {The marriage certificate of my great-grandparents, Samual THOMAS and ESTHER JOB show that they were married in the Registry Office in the District of Neath in the County of Glamorgan and Brecon, Wales, on 17th February, 1855. Esther's age is 19 and her father is DAVID JOB, occupation, weaver.} Marion USA In a message dated 5/27/04 8:28:46 AM, [email protected] writes: > Hi Marion and welcome to the Job list. You sent your message the 'right > way' but there was a problem with the server Yesterday morning. I know of > at least 2 others that didn't get through then.. Are we talking about > Wales? > > I need you to send me the information that would appear on a family group > sheet for David Job so I can get your information added to this page > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/notandrew.html > > *Warren, would you know of anything that might be able to help Marion. > > Ann > > ==== JOB Mailing List ==== Please visit our surname web site: Job, Jobe, Jobes, Jobes - Links to Great Information: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe.html ============================== Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237

Hi Anne, Thank you for your reply. Yes, the place where Esther's marriage took place is in Wales. I 'm not sure what information you would need for a family group sheet for David Job. I should proceed to find the baptismal records of Esther Job who was born before the registration of births in England and Wales began in 1837. {The marriage certificate of my great-grandparents, Samual THOMAS and ESTHER JOB show that they were married in the Registry Office in the District of Neath in the County of Glamorgan and Brecon, Wales, on 17th February, 1855.  Esther's age is 19 and her father is DAVID JOB, occupation, weaver.} Marion USA In a message dated 5/27/04 8:28:46 AM, [email protected] writes: > Hi Marion and welcome to the Job list.  You sent your message the 'right > way' but there was a problem with the server Yesterday morning.   I know of > at least 2 others that didn't get through then..  Are we talking about > Wales? > > I need you to send me the information that would appear on a family group > sheet for David Job so I can get your information added to this page > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/notandrew.html > > *Warren, would you know of anything that might be able to help Marion. > > Ann > >

I've got Microsoft Works also, I'll copy & paste it into that and send it as an attachment that way. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ann (Jobe) Brown" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May 28, 2004 7:53 PM Subject: Re: [JOB] HeritageQuest census lookups (plus note to Ann) > Thanks Lorelei, Appreciate. > > However, if it is in word, I won't be able to open it. I need it to be in > Rich Text, Microsoft Works, or Plain Text. Please feel free to post to the > list - but divide it up by states and/or years (not all in one letter and > put in subject line) or send directly to me in an attachment in one of the > above formats. > > Again thanks, > Ann > > > > > To Ann, > > > > I had a chance to extract more Jobe census information that's not on the > > website. So far I've got Massachusetts, New Hampshire & Maine legible and > in > > a Word document. Would you like me to send them directly to you in an > > attachment or post them to the list? (it's 6 pages in Word). > > > > Lorelei > > [email protected] > > > > > > ==== JOB Mailing List ==== > Job Message Board: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/board/rw/surnames.job > Jobe Message Board: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/board/rw/surnames.jobe > Jobes Message Board: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/board/rw/surnames.jobes > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237

Thanks Lorelei, Appreciate. However, if it is in word, I won't be able to open it. I need it to be in Rich Text, Microsoft Works, or Plain Text. Please feel free to post to the list - but divide it up by states and/or years (not all in one letter and put in subject line) or send directly to me in an attachment in one of the above formats. Again thanks, Ann > > To Ann, > > I had a chance to extract more Jobe census information that's not on the > website. So far I've got Massachusetts, New Hampshire & Maine legible and in > a Word document. Would you like me to send them directly to you in an > attachment or post them to the list? (it's 6 pages in Word). > > Lorelei > [email protected] >

I just discovered I can access HeritageQuest free, at home through my public library. They don't have all the census data online yet but there is quite a bit. I'd be happy to do any look-ups. To Ann, I had a chance to extract more Jobe census information that's not on the website. So far I've got Massachusetts, New Hampshire & Maine legible and in a Word document. Would you like me to send them directly to you in an attachment or post them to the list? (it's 6 pages in Word). Lorelei [email protected]

Needed to change the subject line since it doesn't fit my line. > Here's my 12 generation lineage: > Alan Sparks > Debbie Reed Sparks > Beulah Beutler Reed > Cornelia Jobe Beutler > Reuben Jobe > Abraham Jobe (Jr) > Abraham Job(e) (Sr) > Enoch Job(e) (Jr) > Enoch Job > Joshua Job > Andrew Job Jr > Andrew Job Sr > > Alan Sparks > [email protected] > > > ==== JOB Mailing List ==== > Job Message Board: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/board/rw/surnames.job > Jobe Message Board: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/board/rw/surnames.jobe > Jobes Message Board: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/board/rw/surnames.jobes > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 >

Here's my 12 generation lineage: Alan Sparks Debbie Reed Sparks Beulah Beutler Reed Cornelia Jobe Beutler Reuben Jobe Abraham Jobe (Jr) Abraham Job(e) (Sr) Enoch Job(e) (Jr) Enoch Job Joshua Job Andrew Job Jr Andrew Job Sr Alan Sparks [email protected]

HERE I AM, GAYLA ANN SMYTH(LEACH)MCCOY DORA DOAN JOBE(SMYTH) LEACH JOHNNY DAVID JOBE AND BEULAH ELIZABETH GRIMES JOHN COLEMAN JOBE AND DORA ETTA HEFFINGTON JAMES ALFORD AND MILLY NORRID JAMES AND C. PITT ISSAC AND UNKNOWN ABRAHAM ANDREW JR. ANDREW SR.

Some of you may want to try this 'new search engine' for World Connect. It was listed on the World Connect Suggestion site and still in being tested. This tool searches for databases that contain the listed surnames. http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ss Try just Jobe and you'll get 2636 different databases. They automatically (for now) list the data base in order of the # of entries appearing for the surname. Of course - Legacy and Branches are the top two. Try Job and you'll get 1535 different databases. Ann (Jobe) Brown

Greetings all, thought i share with you my line, (12) Jason Job (Australia) (occ..furniture) (11) Warren Job m. Frances Egan (Australia) <.(occ..Clerical) (10) Bruce Job m. Jean O'brien (Australia) (occ..farmer) (09) William Job m. Florence Spilsbury (Australia) (occ..farmer) (08) William Job m. Lucy Wykes (Australia) (occ..farmer) (07) William Job m. Elizabeth Astill (Australia) (occ..farmer) (06) John Jobe m. Eliza Collins (Gwennap Cornwall UK) (occ..Miner) (05) John Job m. Jennifer Jose (Gwennap Cornwall UK) (occ..Miner) (04) John Job m. Abigail Williams (Gwennap Cornwall UK) (occ..Miner) (03) James Job m. Ann Curnoe (Gwennap Cornwall UK) (occ..Miner) (02) James Jobe m. Elizabeth Gloyn Gwennap Cornwall UK) (occ..Miner) (01) Reignold Jobe m. Deborah Moile (Gwennap Cornwall UK) (occ..Miner) I added a bit extra Keep up the great work you guys are doing... Regards to all Warren Job Australia

Here's the info I've dug up so far. I haven't found that many Job(e)'s in the 1700s & very early 1800s in Philadelphia. I just can't help feel they're connected somehow. Could just be wishful thinking though. the oldest Aaron (born circa 1790) is listed in a later census as being born in Philadelphia. The earliest census he shows up in is the 1820, in Pennsylvania Township, Philadelphia, PA. I'm pretty sure of this connection, I just don't have the documention yet. I recently (finally!) uncovered the next Aaron's birthdate so I will be seeing what kind of birth certificate I can get through the mail from Philadelphia. John Job shows up in the 1810 census, but in Pennsylvania Township with 2 males listed, one 16-25 and the other 45+. So far this is the only reference I've found to John. Aaron, being born circa 1790, fits into the 16-25 category and seeing how he is listed in Penn Township in the 26-under 45 category in next census, makes me think that John is a good possiblity for Aaron's father. Now, I have found numerous mentions of a Joseph Job(e) in Philadelphia. It appears there are at least 2 different Josephs, one who is an adult in the early 1760s and one born circa 1760. I just don't know who they are or where they fit. Wouldn't it be something to find out that they're father and son with the younger Joseph being the above John's father? <grin> That's my theory - now all I have to do is prove, or disprove, it. LOL 1791 - Philadelphia Directory Job, Joseph stocking weaver 2 Cannon's Alley 1790 census Job, Joseph (in Northern Liberties Township) - 1 free white male 16 & up, 3 white females Military records from PA state archives 1780-1781 - Job, Joseph - listed on unit muster roll as Pvt., 3rd Company Capt. John Kling in Phila, record says inactive and does not prove active duty 1779 - Jobe, Joseph - record of payroll - rank: Pvt.; unit: 5th BN., Phila.; class: 1st; time of service: called 18 Aug 1779; 3rd Company - Capt. Anthony Leghner; duty: served his tour. record states that it proves active duty 1777-1779 - Jobes, Joseph - unit muster for the period; Pvt.; 3rd Company - Capt. Anthony Seghner in Phila.; record says inactive and does not prove active duty 1777 - Jobes, Joseph - payroll record - ; unit: 5th BN., Phila.; class: 1st; time of service: called July 1777; 3rd Company - Capt. Anthony Leghner; duty: served his tour. record states that it proves active duty 1772 - Joseph Job apprenticed to Jacob Long for 8 yrs., 11 mon., 4 days - Jan 11, 1772 1763 - Joseph Job, witness to will of William Vanleer on Dec 6, 1763, Northern Liberties, Phil. Co., PA 1763 - building of church named St George - a new church in Philadelphia was begun and the congregation prepared for the erection of a large church building but they got heavily into debt. A lot was purchased on Fourth Street below Story (now New Street) [Lorelei's note: this was written in 1884, I'm not sure how it corrolates with modern Philadelphia] Joseph Job appears in a list of men who apparently made themselves personally responsible for the debt of the land purchase. The quote is "The ground had been taken up in 1763 by.....list of names, last name is Joseph Job...upon ground-rent of Dr. Shippen." Several of the members were jailed for the debt and in 1769 petitioned the legislature to pass an act to allow them to sell off the church and pay their debts. The act was passed in Feb 1769 and the church was sold in 1770. (History of Philadelphia 1609-1884, Vol. 1 by J. Thomas Scarf & Thompson Weston; published in 1884) BTW, it was also mentioned that Benjamin Franklin was slightly involved in helping to collect funds, something about sending a letter to someone in Boston. That's as far back as I've found any mention. Of course, I'm still searching so who knows what will turn up. I'd like to see if I can find anything else about the St George church story just because now I'm curious to know whether Joseph Job was one of those that was arrested for the debt. I also need to get some better maps for old Philadelphia so I can try to plot out where in Philly these Job(e)s were located and what location had name changes over the years. Oh, and Ann, I have much of this info either as images on my computer or hard copies I printed. I'd be happy to send copies to you if you want them. Lorelei ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ann (Jobe) Brown" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2004 7:08 AM Subject: Re: [JOB] My non-Andrew Job(e) Lineage (to Lorelei) > Lorelei, > Actually you're listed in the Leaves section (not Andrew) > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/notandrew.html > > and also in The Twigs Section (miscellaneous who may be Andrew) researchers: > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/homepages_twigs.html > > Now I'm trying to decide whether you should actually just be in the Twigs, > miscellaneous section for possible descendants of Andrew Job SENIOR. If so, > then I really should get at least some of your line added to the Twigs I > file at > > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown1 > > Lorelei, who is this John and/or Joseph that you believe could possibly be > Aaron's father? Were John and/or Aaron born in the states/colonies? > > Ann (Jobe) Brown >

THE LINEAGE FOR MAX JOBE, SR .Andrew Job, Sr. Andrew Job, Jr./Elizabeth Vernon Joshua/Margaret Mackay Enoch, Sr./Mary Enoch, Jr./Lucrecy ? Elisha/Elizabeth Williams Joseph W./Catherine Burress Charles Oliver/Hattie Vencill Joseph Walden/Mary Thompson Max Jobe, Sr./Margaret Lamming Margaret Jobe > Let's all get re-acquainted by posting your earliest known Job, Jobe, or > Jobs ancestor down a few generations. Here's mine: > > Andrew Job Sr. > > Andrew Job Jr and Elizabeth Vernon > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/andrew.html > > Caleb Job and Barbary ? > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/caleb.html > > Samuel Job and Dorcas MacKay > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/samuel.html > > Isaac Job(e) and Unknown > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/oregon.html > > Eli B. Jobe (abt 1799 probably Knox Co., TN area - 1860/62 Jobe Twp, Oregon > Co., MO) and Prudence ? (abt 1803 KY - 1850/4 Jobe Twp, Oregon Co., MO) > Married about 1821. > > Jesse Jobe (abt 1825 Lawrence Co., AR, present-day - April 1852 Jobe Twp, > Oregon Co., MO) and Susan Ann McIntire (abt 1829 MO - 1852 Jobe Twp, Oregon > Co., MO). Married May 11, 1846 Oregon Co., MO > > Caleb Jobe (1847 Jobe Twp, Oregon Co., MO - 1925 Foard Co., TX) and Martha > Emily Brewer (1853 Dade Co. MO - 1901 Foard Co., TX) Married December 17, > 1868 Jobe Twp, Oregon Co., MO. (Caleb was raised by his Uncle Elijah Jobe > and Mary Parrack after his parents died when he was quite young) > > William Jesse Jobe (1873 Jobe Twp, Oregon Co., MO - 1919 Foard Co., Texas) > and Minnie Leamer Mears (1876 Coleman Co., TX - 1919 Foard Co., TX) Married > September 12, 1900 Foard Co., Texas > > Earl Frederick Jobe (1919 Foard Co., TX - 1981 Grand Prairie, Dallas Co., > TX) and Venetia Davis (living) > > > > > > ==== JOB Mailing List ==== > Job Message Board: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/board/rw/surnames.job > Jobe Message Board: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/board/rw/surnames.jobe > Jobes Message Board: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/board/rw/surnames.jobes > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 >

Hi Marion and welcome to the Job list. You sent your message the 'right way' but there was a problem with the server Yesterday morning. I know of at least 2 others that didn't get through then.. Are we talking about Wales? I need you to send me the information that would appear on a family group sheet for David Job so I can get your information added to this page http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/notandrew.html *Warren, would you know of anything that might be able to help Marion. Ann From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2004 7:42 AM Subject: [JOB] JOB > I'm new to this list. I sent in a question on 26 May (see below) but it > hasn't appeared on my incoming mail. I'm obviously not submitting my question in > the correct way. Would you kindly advise me. > Marion Liebson > [email protected] > > > I am new to this list. I recently obtained the marriage certificate of my > great-grandparents, Samual THOMAS and ESTHER JOB. They were married in the > Registry Office in the District of Neath in the County of Glamorgan and Brecon on > 17th February, 1855. Esther's age is 19 and her father is DAVID JOB, > occupation, weaver. > Does anyone know anything about this David Job? > > Marion Liebson > Baltimore > USA > >

Resending, Ann ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ann (Jobe) Brown" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2004 8:15 AM Subject: Re: [JOB] Job lineage (To Melinda) > Please continue to keep the Job(e) Lineages coming. I'm finding a little > something in every post that was missing from my records. Stan, even found > a couple of 'little things' for yours that I didn't have - so one never > knows. EVERYONE on this list should be somewhere on my site - whether it is > Job(e) Legagy, Job(e) Branches, Job(e) Twigs, later immigrants, or the > Jobs/Jobes page. > > Melinda, > I need you to check Job(e) Legacy at > > Mary Elizabeth (Jobe) and Preston Birdsong > http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=ajobebrown&id=I020363 > > and > > Margaret (Birdsong) Douglas > http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=ajobebrown&id=I034345 > > *There are some spaces that needs to be filled it. You can write me > directly at [email protected] > > Some of the things that I stil need to complete the file are: > > --Birth/Death date and locations for Joseph Louis Douglas > --Where Joseph Louis Douglas and Margaret married > --a complete list of the children of Joseph and Margaret (if there was more > than the one child, Durward) > > --When and where Durward Douglas and Grace Ann Sidebottom married? > > *For the children of Mary Elizabeth (Jobe) and Preston Birdsong - there are > several things missing? > --full details on the spouses of Elizabeth's children > --complete death dates and locations for Elizabeth's children > --many of the grandchildren of Elizabeth lack complete birth dates, > locations, death dates, locations, marriage dates and locations and who they > married, when and where. > > Thanks for checking and appreciate any help in making this part of the file > more complete. > > Ann (Jobe) Brown > > From: "Melinda Van Bossuyt" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2004 1:40 AM > Subject: [JOB] Job lineage > > > > My Jobes are as follows: > > > > Melinda Lee (12), Elizabeth Douglas (wife of Edward S. Lee) (11), Durward > > Douglas (10), Margaret Birdsong (Wife of J. Louis Douglas)(9), Mary > > Elizabeth Jobe (wife of Preston Birdsong)(8), Logan Jobe (7), Elisha Jobe > > (6), Enoch Jobe Jr. (5), Enoch Jobe(4), Joshua Jobe (3), Andrew Jobe > Jr.(2), > > Andrew Jobe(1) > > > > > > Melinda in Oregon > > > > >

Lorelei, Actually you're listed in the Leaves section (not Andrew) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/notandrew.html and also in The Twigs Section (miscellaneous who may be Andrew) researchers: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/homepages_twigs.html Now I'm trying to decide whether you should actually just be in the Twigs, miscellaneous section for possible descendants of Andrew Job SENIOR. If so, then I really should get at least some of your line added to the Twigs I file at http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown1 Lorelei, who is this John and/or Joseph that you believe could possibly be Aaron's father? Were John and/or Aaron born in the states/colonies? Ann (Jobe) Brown From: "Lorelei Whitfill" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2004 11:26 PM Subject: [JOB] My non-Andrew Job(e) Lineage > my suspected but not yet proven gr-gr-gr-grandfather - Aaron Job, born circa > 1790, Philadelphia PA. Married Elizabeth Unknown. Died after 1870. Aaron > Job's father was possibly John Job, born 1765 or earlier or Joseph Job, born > circa 1759. > > my gr-gr-grandfather - Aaron Jobe, born August 1820 in Philadelphia, PA. > Married Lydia unknown (possibly Holland) circa 1845. Died after 1900. > > my great-grandfather - Aaron Theodore Jobe, born March 4, 1874 in > Philadelphia, PA. Married Amelia Mellows circa 1909. Died circa 1950s. > > my grandfather - Thomas Aaron Jobe, born April 6, 1910 in Philadelphia, PA. > Married Gertrude Caldwell March 9, 1933. Died Fairfield, CT Sept 1986. > > my father - Robert Theodore Jobe, born September 20, 1937 in Philadelphia, > PA. Died Houston, TX Nov 1980. > > Lorelei >