Where in Oklahoma, Freida?? Patti Greetings Everyone, Three new albums have been made for Robert Job (s/o Enoch Job and Lucretia) and Mary "Polly" Long. After discovering the descendant Everett Scott Jobe was of this family, I have spent several days working on this family. Many new discoveries have been made and this family has finally come together. Death dates have been narrowed down, new marriages have been found, cemeteries and photos discovered on websites and also that this family moved..... A LOT! They started in TN > MO> KS > OK. It has been a real roller coaster even searching for this family and some census have still not been found. It is like they all disappeared. I invite all of you and especially those who descend from Enoch and Lucretia to see all I have found. Thanks to Ann for help on this also and for discovering on the new disk she got in the mail that the front entrance to one of the cemeteries in OK where William F. Jobe s/o Andrew and Sarah Adkins is buried. I find it interesting that her Young / Meirs family are buried in the same cemetery that a Jobe descendant of my line is buried. Wonder if they know one another? I hope to get down there or at least find someone that will go there and take a photo of the Civil War stone for William that we know is there. November 1, 2003 FLASH!! Another new JOBE was discovered last night. Sometime ago I had found a story in the Chillicothe MO newspaper about a couple that had drown in Minnesota, well it turned out that she was a descendant of Robert and Polly also. She was the daughter of Thomas Porter Jobe and Mary Scott and sister to Everett Scott Jobe. So there is ever MORE new info. There is too much to tell in one email, but I am just OVER JOYED with all that I have discovered on this family in ONE WEEK! It has been a long time coming! I am sure there will be more added in time as it is discovered. On to the next family that needs tending to.....

Greetings Sherman, and happy halloween etccc... Sorry mate, i do not have any information what so ever on Patrick..... Hey dreams are made by this one man life, wish i had him in my tree..... I am lead to believe he may be one of the London JOBs ????..... My guess with the hyphenated name, could well be one of the old British Naval traditions, when a child is born fatherless/out of wedlock, the child takes the names of both parents, thus starting an new family name line..... As it also happens, i have in my JOB line in Australia, a couple of double barrel names (hyphenated name) started on their marriage and or defacto relationship, on the birth of their children, thus creating a new family name... ( any how it helps in keeping track of them in the future !! ha ), question only remains, when sometime in the future, when there is a research done on that name and they come to a complete stop !! ... double ha... again ?? ) Hope all cousins are clear of bush fires in the States... regards Warren Job Australia ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, November 02, 2003 5:38 AM Subject: Re: [JOB] William Job born 1843 in Cornwall > Warren, do you have information on Patrick Dalzel-Job, the author of "From > Arctic Snow to Dust of Normandy?" A recent post to this site referenced some > amazing accomplishments by him during WWII. I ordered his autobiography and I > am wondering why he has the hyphenated last name. Any info? > Sherman > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > >

This is painted on a rock somewhere in IA. http://www.ticz.com/homes/users/bob/On-A-Rock/On-A-Rock.htm --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Exclusive Video Premiere - Britney Spears

Ann, Congratulations! What a hit! Margaret ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ann (Jobe) Brown" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 7:06 PM Subject: [JOB] My good fortune > Well I just had to write and tell everyone about a CD of tombstone pics that > I just received from a cousin that I don't even know, in fact I don't think > we've even corresponded, but she had seen my site and had corresponded with > people - some of whom I wrote to 20 years ago. Today this lady and her > husband are retired and have a motor home and they go around taking > pictures. She is actually related to me on the Young side through a > Doshier-Young marriage. I also had several Mears-Doshier marraiges. These > are all my father's mother's folks. This CD has probably over 700 tombstone > pics. > > Well anyway besides having over 130 for my Mears pages, it has 21 Jobe > photos - about 12 of my direct line - from my great grandpa Caleb Jobe taken > at Thalia Cemetery in Foard Co., Texas and some Parker Co., Texas cemetery. > Then there are 10 of the Jobe-Tipton group that lived in Putnam, Callahan > Co., Texas. She just took them because she had seen my site and knew I was > related to the Jobes (even though no relation to her). > > Wel when you get something like this, you just want to sit down and cry! > Really not knowing what to say. > > Then today I got another snail mail package from another cousin of mine > related to me on my mother's mother's family and it it was all sorts of > records/etc - even including some Jobe. She had been to Salt Lake City, > etc, and just knew it was part of my line. AGain no relation to her at all. > > Say, there are some wonderful people out there! Let's never forget it! You > just never know when or where the next piece of information wil come from or > just who has been visiting your site! > > I'll be getting these added to the albums as soon as I can. I also know > that there are a couple of more packages in snail mail regarding the Jobe > family which will have things to add also. > > Ann > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

I ordered the book, too--got a msg this week saying delivery would be delayed to December. Darn! I'm looking forward to reading it, hopefully it will explain why the hyphenated name. Patti Jobe Warren, do you have information on Patrick Dalzel-Job, the author of "From Arctic Snow to Dust of Normandy?" A recent post to this site referenced some amazing accomplishments by him during WWII. I ordered his autobiography and I am wondering why he has the hyphenated last name. Any info? Sherman

Warren, do you have information on Patrick Dalzel-Job, the author of "From Arctic Snow to Dust of Normandy?" A recent post to this site referenced some amazing accomplishments by him during WWII. I ordered his autobiography and I am wondering why he has the hyphenated last name. Any info? Sherman

Greetings Everyone, Three new albums have been made for Robert Job (s/o Enoch Job and Lucretia) and Mary "Polly" Long. After discovering the descendant Everett Scott Jobe was of this family, I have spent several days working on this family. Many new discoveries have been made and this family has finally come together. Death dates have been narrowed down, new marriages have been found, cemeteries and photos discovered on websites and also that this family moved..... A LOT! They started in TN > MO> KS > OK. It has been a real roller coaster even searching for this family and some census have still not been found. It is like they all disappeared. I invite all of you and especially those who descend from Enoch and Lucretia to see all I have found. Thanks to Ann for help on this also and for discovering on the new disk she got in the mail that the front entrance to one of the cemeteries in OK where William F. Jobe s/o Andrew and Sarah Adkins is buried. I find it interesting that her Young / Meirs family are buried in the same cemetery that a Jobe descendant of my line is buried. Wonder if they know one another? I hope to get down there or at least find someone that will go there and take a photo of the Civil War stone for William that we know is there. November 1, 2003 FLASH!! Another new JOBE was discovered last night. Sometime ago I had found a story in the Chillicothe MO newspaper about a couple that had drown in Minnesota, well it turned out that she was a descendant of Robert and Polly also. She was the daughter of Thomas Porter Jobe and Mary Scott and sister to Everett Scott Jobe. So there is ever MORE new info. There is too much to tell in one email, but I am just OVER JOYED with all that I have discovered on this family in ONE WEEK! It has been a long time coming! I am sure there will be more added in time as it is discovered. On to the next family that needs tending to..... Robert Job and Polly Long http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=fwells&id=I0274 Robert Job and Polly Long - Records http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4288751223 14 Scans Andrew Job and Sarah Adkins - Records http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4288719835 23 Scans Andrew Job and Sarah Adkins - Memorial 6 Scans http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4288720085 Freida Wells [email protected] Joshua Job http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=fwells --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Exclusive Video Premiere - Britney Spears

Happy Halloween! >From time to time I do maintainance on the albums we have online. I check to make sure they are all listed in the same catagory so people can find them. I also check for messages which today I did find some new ones. I want all of you to know that as of today October 31, 2003 we now have 208 family albums online with a total of 2,426 images. This idea of mine a few years ago has certainly exploded and it would not have been possible had it not been for ALL of you. Thank you so much for sharing your family with the rest of us. I also wish to thank Ann who is a tremendous help to me in keeping all this organized and updated. If it were not for her, all this would not be online, it would be waiting to get there. Patti has also be a great help in typing and posting obits to the Job-Jobe message boards when I find them in the old newspapers and I thank very much! Freida Wells Job/Jobe Family Albums Admin. Job-L List Admin. [email protected] --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Exclusive Video Premiere - Britney Spears

The David Job and Abigail Denton Memorial album has now been divided into 2 albums: 1) Joshua Job(e) and Ruth Tipton Memorial Album http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4291403877 2) John Job(e) and 1) Harriet Fitzsimmons and 2) Margaret George Memorial Album http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4288721075 *This was done to accomodate the several photos that I was just recently sent for the Joshua Jobe and Ruth Tipton group. Ann

I received this from a LAMAR family researcher and thought I would pass it on. Might help someone out there. Freida The Hidden Half of the Family by Christina Kassabian Schaefer. it is supposed to help trace women. It has some interesting dates for some of the states we are working on. These may explain why sometimes we find the birth place listed as one state, but at the time it was really part of a different territory or state. INDIANA 1679 claimed by France 1732 Vincennes founded (this is where the land office of David Lamar patents) 1763 Ceded from France to Great Britain 1784 Clarksville founded 1787 part of the Northwest Territory 1800 Created as the territory of Indiana, including the remainder of the Northwest territory. 1814 Separate Indiana Territory organized 1816 Statehood; constitution drafted with basis in common law 1846 National Road is extended across Indiana www.state.lib.in.us/indiana/genealogy (library in Allen County, Indiana the National Road got me thinking a bit. I want to look into that. I did find that the Buffalo Trace went from Kaskaskia through Vincennes. I did find a Lamar in Kaskaskia on a census in maybe 1790? I think his name was John. I will try to find that. Kaskaskia is now part of Illinois, which is West of Indiana, but would have probably been part of the Northwest Territory or the Indiana Territory when the census was done. Don't know if he is related to us yet. IOWA 1682 Claimed by France 1762 Ceded to Spain 1788 First white settlement founded near present day Dubuque (abndoned in 1810) 1800 Ceded to France 1803 Part of the Lousiana Purchase 1804 Part of the indiana Territory 1805 Part of the Lousiana Territory 1812 Part of the Missouri Territory 1821 Part of unorganized Indian territory 1833 Area opened for white settlement by the Black Hawk Purchase Treaty 1834 Part of the Michigan Territory 1836 part of the wisconsin Territory 1838 Created as a separate U.S. territory 1848 statehood 1870 The Iowa Frontier is closed by the Bureau of the Census Whew New York (I am not going to do all of New York, but this may pertain to the Stantons and definately pertains to the Hooglandts (Hoagland) 1612 First Dutch trading post built on Manhattan Island 1614 Dutch post built near site of Albany 1621 Dutch West India company receives a charter for New Netherland 1624 First Dutch colonists arrive on Manhattan Island and at the Albany area 1654 Dutch forces conquer New Sweden 1664 New Netherland colony captured by the English 1673 Dutch forces retake Nw York/New Netherland 1674 English forces recapture New York 1825 Erie Cnal opened Marriage 1624 under Dutch civil law, married women retain their maiden names 1655 first known divorce is granted in new Netherland 1664 act legalizes justice of the peace marriages (from old Dutch law of 1590) Illinois (Elizabeth birthplace maybe) 1673 claimed by France, under laws of the French Custom of Paris 1699 French settlement founded at Cahokia 1703 French settlement founded at Kaskaskia 1721 Under French military law 1763 Ceded from France to Great Brightain 1769 Migration of settlers from Virginia begins 1774 Part of Quebec 1779 Virginia claims all land north of the Ohio River, firse settlement founded at Bellefontaine 1784 Virginia cedes Illinois claims to the U.S. 1787 part of the North West territory; French law is repealed, part of Illinois Country where settlers are citizens of Virginia re exempted from teh Northwest Territorial Government 1800 Part of the Indiana Territory 1809 Created as a separate territory 1818 Statehood 1846 Mormons are driven out of Illinois 1848 Illinois-Michigan canal opened 1871 Great Chicgo fire --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Exclusive Video Premiere - Britney Spears

Donna, We did have snow one day this week - so maybe it is! I'm still in shock! Ann > Wow, Ann, it must be Christmas in Canada and you must have been a really > good girl! I'm thrilled for you! > Donna Cox Briggs (Briggs by last name, Cox through and through, but more > Jobe than anything!) > >

Wow, Ann, it must be Christmas in Canada and you must have been a really good girl! I'm thrilled for you! Donna Cox Briggs (Briggs by last name, Cox through and through, but more Jobe than anything!) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ann (Jobe) Brown" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 7:06 PM Subject: [JOB] My good fortune > Well I just had to write and tell everyone about a CD of tombstone pics that > I just received from a cousin that I don't even know, in fact I don't think > we've even corresponded, but she had seen my site and had corresponded with > people - some of whom I wrote to 20 years ago. Today this lady and her > husband are retired and have a motor home and they go around taking > pictures. She is actually related to me on the Young side through a > Doshier-Young marriage. I also had several Mears-Doshier marraiges. These > are all my father's mother's folks. This CD has probably over 700 tombstone > pics. > > Well anyway besides having over 130 for my Mears pages, it has 21 Jobe > photos - about 12 of my direct line - from my great grandpa Caleb Jobe taken > at Thalia Cemetery in Foard Co., Texas and some Parker Co., Texas cemetery. > Then there are 10 of the Jobe-Tipton group that lived in Putnam, Callahan > Co., Texas. She just took them because she had seen my site and knew I was > related to the Jobes (even though no relation to her). > > Wel when you get something like this, you just want to sit down and cry! > Really not knowing what to say. > > Then today I got another snail mail package from another cousin of mine > related to me on my mother's mother's family and it it was all sorts of > records/etc - even including some Jobe. She had been to Salt Lake City, > etc, and just knew it was part of my line. AGain no relation to her at all. > > Say, there are some wonderful people out there! Let's never forget it! You > just never know when or where the next piece of information wil come from or > just who has been visiting your site! > > I'll be getting these added to the albums as soon as I can. I also know > that there are a couple of more packages in snail mail regarding the Jobe > family which will have things to add also. > > Ann > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Well I just had to write and tell everyone about a CD of tombstone pics that I just received from a cousin that I don't even know, in fact I don't think we've even corresponded, but she had seen my site and had corresponded with people - some of whom I wrote to 20 years ago. Today this lady and her husband are retired and have a motor home and they go around taking pictures. She is actually related to me on the Young side through a Doshier-Young marriage. I also had several Mears-Doshier marraiges. These are all my father's mother's folks. This CD has probably over 700 tombstone pics. Well anyway besides having over 130 for my Mears pages, it has 21 Jobe photos - about 12 of my direct line - from my great grandpa Caleb Jobe taken at Thalia Cemetery in Foard Co., Texas and some Parker Co., Texas cemetery. Then there are 10 of the Jobe-Tipton group that lived in Putnam, Callahan Co., Texas. She just took them because she had seen my site and knew I was related to the Jobes (even though no relation to her). Wel when you get something like this, you just want to sit down and cry! Really not knowing what to say. Then today I got another snail mail package from another cousin of mine related to me on my mother's mother's family and it it was all sorts of records/etc - even including some Jobe. She had been to Salt Lake City, etc, and just knew it was part of my line. AGain no relation to her at all. Say, there are some wonderful people out there! Let's never forget it! You just never know when or where the next piece of information wil come from or just who has been visiting your site! I'll be getting these added to the albums as soon as I can. I also know that there are a couple of more packages in snail mail regarding the Jobe family which will have things to add also. Ann

How wonderful is that! Thanks for sharing. Billye Jobe [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Ann (Jobe) Brown [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 6:07 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [JOB] My good fortune Well I just had to write and tell everyone about a CD of tombstone pics that I just received from a cousin that I don't even know, in fact I don't think we've even corresponded, but she had seen my site and had corresponded with people - some of whom I wrote to 20 years ago. Today this lady and her husband are retired and have a motor home and they go around taking pictures. She is actually related to me on the Young side through a Doshier-Young marriage. I also had several Mears-Doshier marraiges. These are all my father's mother's folks. This CD has probably over 700 tombstone pics. Well anyway besides having over 130 for my Mears pages, it has 21 Jobe photos - about 12 of my direct line - from my great grandpa Caleb Jobe taken at Thalia Cemetery in Foard Co., Texas and some Parker Co., Texas cemetery. Then there are 10 of the Jobe-Tipton group that lived in Putnam, Callahan Co., Texas. She just took them because she had seen my site and knew I was related to the Jobes (even though no relation to her). Wel when you get something like this, you just want to sit down and cry! Really not knowing what to say. Then today I got another snail mail package from another cousin of mine related to me on my mother's mother's family and it it was all sorts of records/etc - even including some Jobe. She had been to Salt Lake City, etc, and just knew it was part of my line. AGain no relation to her at all. Say, there are some wonderful people out there! Let's never forget it! You just never know when or where the next piece of information wil come from or just who has been visiting your site! I'll be getting these added to the albums as soon as I can. I also know that there are a couple of more packages in snail mail regarding the Jobe family which will have things to add also. Ann ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Ok everyone, here is a good chance for those who wanted to help me and didn't know how. According to this, you will have 'trial access' to December 15th - a month and a half. There are still a lot of census records that I need transcribed that only have heads or indexes or incomplete. Please check my state pages and any that say head only or index or that you find incomplete or not there, please transcribe and send to me - so we'll have for all time. Even if not a Job(e) spelling, I would like to have any that are Jobe descendants. Thanks. I'll be watching my mailbox for all the letters! >grin< Ann ----- Original Message ----- From: "Malinda Jones" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 3:09 AM Subject: [JOB] Heritage Quest Online free trial > Check this out......happy hunting ! > > > > > have you figured out you can email yourself articles of interest? with > > this site. when you get a page open..look above it for an orange/yellow > > "email" button. > > i've been sending myself pdfs. got some neat stuff on princes in the > > tower. > > this site is so kewllllll.. > > thanks > > roz > > > > go to: > > > > http://riversideregionallibrary.org/ scroll down ,you will > > > > see HeritageQuest Online and ProQuest Historical New York Times. > > > > Click on > > > the > > > > link enter "welcome" as the password and start searching. > > > > ----- > > > > Bill

Check this out......happy hunting ! > have you figured out you can email yourself articles of interest? with > this site. when you get a page open..look above it for an orange/yellow > "email" button. > i've been sending myself pdfs. got some neat stuff on princes in the > tower. > this site is so kewllllll.. > thanks > roz > > go to: > > > http://riversideregionallibrary.org/ scroll down ,you will > > > see HeritageQuest Online and ProQuest Historical New York Times. > > > Click on > > the > > > link enter "welcome" as the password and start searching. > > > ----- > > > Bill

Warren,Many thanks for your email, does your computer accept Legacy 3 as this maybe the best way to go the job family married into the Miskell family ,and in turn married into the Tuxford family maybe we can exchange files sincerely Bob and Joyce [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "The Job Residence" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2003 7:01 PM Subject: Re: [JOB] William Job born 1843 in Cornwall > Cousin Joyce and Bob, > > > How can i help you, ? > William Job B.1843 Lanner , is my 2x great grandfather.. > Information i have at the moment do not have any Tuxfords connected, > We be able to exchange information please.... > > Regards > Warren Job > son of Bruce, son of William, son of William, son of William B.1843 > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Bob & Joyce Tuxford" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2003 8:11 PM > Subject: [JOB] William Job born 1843 in Cornwall > > > > Seeking information please on > > William Job > > born 1843 in Lanner Hill,Cornwall > > do hope that somebody can assist further > > sincerely > > Bob and Joyce > > [email protected] > > > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, > go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > > > > > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Cousin Joyce and Bob, How can i help you, ? William Job B.1843 Lanner , is my 2x great grandfather.. Information i have at the moment do not have any Tuxfords connected, We be able to exchange information please.... Regards Warren Job son of Bruce, son of William, son of William, son of William B.1843 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bob & Joyce Tuxford" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2003 8:11 PM Subject: [JOB] William Job born 1843 in Cornwall > Seeking information please on > William Job > born 1843 in Lanner Hill,Cornwall > do hope that somebody can assist further > sincerely > Bob and Joyce > [email protected] > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > >

Seeking information please on William Job born 1843 in Lanner Hill,Cornwall do hope that somebody can assist further sincerely Bob and Joyce [email protected]

I just found these 2 census records, which I don't believe are on the state pages yet. They go with the Nathan Job(e) and Martha Azbell group. ------------- 1900 -Indian Territory, Muskogee Nation, STamped page 31, Sheet 11A, #203-203 (enumerated June 27, 1900) James W. MYERS head M W May 1870 30 md 3 yrs AR TX MS Lula wife F W Sept 1880 19 md 3 yrs TN TN TN Mississippi mother F W Feb 1836 64 wd MS VA VA -------------- 1900 -Indian Territory, Muskogee Nation, STamped page 31, Sheet 11A, #204-204 (enumerated June 27, 1900) Felix J. JOBE head M W 50 Feb 1850md-31 yrs AR MS MO-farmer Nancy wife F W 48 Sept 1851 md-31 yrs (6 children - 4 alive) AR IN NC James DOUTHITT nephew M W 19 Sept 1880 s AR AR UN