This website has recent photos pf the depot and a marker that is located at Heritage Plaza. http://www.johnsonsdepot.com/recent/recent.htm Freida

Jobe Opera House Temp Church in 1905 http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnwashin/churches/Christian.htm In this article the Opera house was used as a temp church for the Christian Church asfter it burned in 1905. Later the Opera house was condemed. Se article two on the site above. Freida

Isaac Tipton 'Ike T. ' Jobe (1856-1919) was the s/o Joseph Tipton Jobe and Emmeline R. Jobe. Joseph Tipton Jobe was s/o Joshua Jobe and Ruth Tipton. Emmeline was d/o Abraham 'Abram' Jobe and Sarah 'Sally' Fain. Joshua and Abraham were brothers and both were sons of David Job and Abigail Denton and grandsons of Abraham Job and Elizabeth MacKay and gt grandsons of Andrew Job Jr. From: "Billye Jobe" <billyejobe@earthlink.net> To: <job@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, September 08, 2006 9:09 PM Subject: Re: [JOB] Jobe Opera House > Where does Ike T Jobe fit? > Lovely article

An article about Jobe Opera House in Johnson City, TN http://bcyesteryear.com/fulltext.php?article=69

Where does Ike T Jobe fit? Lovely article

Does anyone on the list have an OCR program? I have some transcription that need to be scanned and made into a workable format. I have an old program but is not compatible with my new computer. If you do please email me direct freida49@yahoo.com I would like to send you two pages to scan and send back to me please. Thanks! Freida

The main link to the Job(e) website has now been updated to include information about BOTH the Job and Jobe Rootsweb surname lists, subscribing, browsing archives, and how to contact Randy (Jobe list) or myself (Job list). http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe.html *remember if you think you've missed any mail - check the archives first. Ann (Jobe) Brown

I just updated Job(e) Legacy with 158 new entries in the last 13 days. http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown *this gedcom on World Connect is for the descendants of Andrew Job Jr (1650-1722) and Elizabeth Vernon who married in 1692. Ann (Jobe) Brown ( Ontario, Canada) <http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/index.html> <http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe.html>

"I believe that we do have a few Job in Eastern Canada. Actually Randy knows more about this group than I do...I took a quick look at the 1881 Canadian Census that appears on the LDS site that could possibly be your John and came up with these. Guess you don't know when your John died or whether it was in Canada or if he came to the states. John Job - Cape North, Victoria, Nova Scotia (b. 1844 Nova Scotia)" This John Job I worked on. I believe his line goes back to Devon with the 1732 birth of Jeremy Job who's son, John Job drowned at sea in 1764. John's son John founded Bulley & Job, a merchant shipping firm between Liverpool and Newfoundland that later became known as Job Brothers & Co. Randy

Randy, Do you have anything on this John Job's offspring? I can only go back to my John Job's approximate birth year of ~1825. Thank you! chris lubinski on beautiful Whidbey Island, WA cairn@whidbey.com www.whoamulefarm.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "JAMES JOBE" <rjobe@bellsouth.net> > > John Job - Cape North, Victoria, Nova Scotia (b. 1844 Nova Scotia)" > > This John Job I worked on. I believe his line goes back to Devon with the > 1732 birth of Jeremy Job who's son, John Job drowned at sea in 1764. > John's son John founded Bulley & Job, a merchant shipping firm between > Liverpool and Newfoundland that later became known as Job Brothers & Co. > Randy >ssage

Chris, I'm changing your subject line - maybe we'll get someone's attention. On the original letter, I do believe I did put the wrong one as forgot those little dashes. With this new system both are suppose to work for a while. Since you didn't have the D you must be on the letter. Main thing is that you managed to subscribed. This one does work though (I just tried it) JOBE-D-request@rootsweb.com or JOBE-L-request@rootsweb.com JOB-D-request@rootsweb.com or JOB-L-request@rootsweb.com I believe that we do have a few Job in Eastern Canada. Actually Randy knows more about this group than I do. You know for 1858, Canadian records would probably be in England or France. If I'm not mistaken, Canada wasn't even a country until 1867 and in the beginning there was Upper and Lower Canada. I took a quick look at the 1881 Canadian Census that appears on the LDS site that could possibly be your John and came up with these. Guess you don't know when your John died or whether it was in Canada or if he came to the states. John Jobb - Cartwright, Durham West, Ontario (b. 1820 Ireland) John Jobb - Turnberry, Huron North, Ontario (b. 1836 John Job - Cape North, Victoria, Nova Scotia (b. 1844 Nova Scotia) *Have to wonder if your John could be part of the ones that Warren are looking for. Ann >I went to sign up on the Jobe-L list by just clicking on the address you > posted for it and the request bounced. So I tried it without the 'L' and > it > went thru and I got the 'welcome' message. That's why I sent my message > about the "L". > All I have on my Job line, documented, is the St Paul, MN death > certificate > of my gr-grandmother, Mary Ann Job Williams. It said she was born in"East > Canada" on the 22nd Sept 1860 and her father's name was John Job, her > mother's name was unknown. I was TOLD by my grandmother that Mary Ann > married James Williams in Montreal. Their first daughter, Jessie, was > born > in 1878 and they moved to St Paul around 1880. All their other daughters > were born there. James went up to the Yukon for a while and came back and > worked on the Great Northern Railroad. I've had people search Montreal > records to no avail. I DO have James' death certificate as well. His > also > says he was born in "East Canada", 1858, and his father's name was also > John, and his mother's name was unknown. His info was provided by Mary > Ann > herself. Mary Ann's info was provided by Florence, my grandmother, b. > 1891. > It's been a brick wall for me...especially since I live on the west coast! > But I don't even know where to look. The only hint of area has been that > James had a brother Frank who died young and there is a Frank Williams > interred at the Niagra Cemetery around the time he would have been 20 yrs > old. There's several John Job's listed in Canadian censuses as > boarders...but no links to Mary Ann or her sisters Sara(h) and Elizabeth. > My > grandmother could only remember that one of her grandmothers was a > "Scottish > farm girl". > > chris lubinski > on beautiful Whidbey Island, WA > cairn@whidbey.com > www.whoamulefarm.com

Chris, to sign up for the list - you still need the "L" or the "D" at request@rootsweb.com - otherwise we wouldn't know if you wanted regular or digest. However, to POST to any list that has migrated to the mailman system, which includes the Job and the Jobe list - - then NO L. Just use the listname@rootsweb.com By the way, Chris, what is your lineage? Yours is a name that I don't recognize. Ann > It's habit, I'm sure...but to sign up for either list now, you need to > drop > the "L" out of the addresses. > > chris lubinski > on beautiful Whidbey Island, WA > cairn@whidbey.com > www.whoamulefarm.com >

I went to sign up on the Jobe-L list by just clicking on the address you posted for it and the request bounced. So I tried it without the 'L' and it went thru and I got the 'welcome' message. That's why I sent my message about the "L". All I have on my Job line, documented, is the St Paul, MN death certificate of my gr-grandmother, Mary Ann Job Williams. It said she was born in"East Canada" on the 22nd Sept 1860 and her father's name was John Job, her mother's name was unknown. I was TOLD by my grandmother that Mary Ann married James Williams in Montreal. Their first daughter, Jessie, was born in 1878 and they moved to St Paul around 1880. All their other daughters were born there. James went up to the Yukon for a while and came back and worked on the Great Northern Railroad. I've had people search Montreal records to no avail. I DO have James' death certificate as well. His also says he was born in "East Canada", 1858, and his father's name was also John, and his mother's name was unknown. His info was provided by Mary Ann herself. Mary Ann's info was provided by Florence, my grandmother, b. 1891. It's been a brick wall for me...especially since I live on the west coast! But I don't even know where to look. The only hint of area has been that James had a brother Frank who died young and there is a Frank Williams interred at the Niagra Cemetery around the time he would have been 20 yrs old. There's several John Job's listed in Canadian censuses as boarders...but no links to Mary Ann or her sisters Sara(h) and Elizabeth. My grandmother could only remember that one of her grandmothers was a "Scottish farm girl". chris lubinski on beautiful Whidbey Island, WA cairn@whidbey.com www.whoamulefarm.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ann (Jobe) Brown" <ann@personainternet.com> > By the way, Chris, what is your lineage? Yours is a name that I don't > recognize. > > Ann > > > >> It's habit, I'm sure...but to sign up for either list now, you need to >> drop >> the "L" out of the addresses. >> >> chris lubinski >> on beautiful Whidbey Island, WA >> cairn@whidbey.com >> www.whoamulefarm.com >> > > > *Descend from Andrew Job Jr - Elizabeth Vernon, Job(e) Legacy, please send > records, old photos, memorials, letters, heirlooms to Freida -- > freida49@yahoo.com -- or myself (Ann) -- ann@personainternet.com > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > JOB-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in > the subject and the body of the message

I am copying both the JOB and the JOBE lists: As most of you know, we have two active lists and two active boards on rootsweb for our surname and there is no way that they cannot keep from overlapping. We both have very healthy memberships. 1/3 of the Job list and 1/4 of the Jobe list are the same subscribers. But that still leaves over 70 subscribers (our cousins) who are on only one of the lists below. I'm (sure Randy will also) going to encourage everyone who is posting a genealogy letter concerning the Job or Jobe family to post to both lists. Freida and I will do likewise with any of the gedcom or album updates, etc that we do. Sure some of us will receive duplicate messages - but we have to try and reach those 'lurkers', our Job(e) cousins, and encourage them to post and get involved also.. Our Goal - to motivate the ones who are on only one list to post and get involved with the lists, boards and website. We are NOT in any competition. We are both great friends and are on both lists and work very closely together. I no longer have any technical problems in receiving mail from the Jobe list like I did in the past. As of yesterday, both lists are on mailman and on the very same server. Now if you (those on both lists) do find that you are getting too much mail, you could change one of your letter subscriptions over to a digest subscription. With the new system on mailman, which came into effect yesterday, these come in plain text with no attachments - usually once a day, if there were postings the day before, and personally I found them to be quite nice. Now for those who are on the Jobe list and not on the Job list and you click on reply all , the letter will go to the Pending mail file - but I do monitor these on a regular basis and, if the letter concerns Job-Jobe genealogy, I will forward the letter on to the Job list. I'm sure Randy will do the same with the Jobe list. JOB List - which I, Ann (Jobe) Brown, manage JOB@rootsweb.com - to post JOB-L-request@rootsweb.com - subscribe in letter mode JOB-D-request@rootsweb.com - subscribe in digest mode JOBE List - which Randy Jobe manages JOBE@rootsweb.com - to post JOBE-Lrequest@rootsweb.com -subscribe in letter mode JOBE-Lrequest@rootsweb.com -subscribe in digest mode JOB and JOBE boards - both of which I manage http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/board/rw/surnames.Jobe - Jobe board http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/board/rw/surnames.Job - Job board *We are looking into getting the gateway open between the Jobe board and the Jobe list. For now, I'm not going to open the Job one, but I do monitor it and if something is posted on it that I believe should be on the list, I will see that it also gets to the lists. There is no way to get the Jobe board postings to go to the Job list, but again I also monitor it. The boards are in the process of having several changes made to them and as I know more information - I'll let you know. There is one very extensive website,which we have all worked on (and can be very proud of) and that is growing very rapidly. The site is for ALL of our surname variations and therefore covers BOTH lists. On the site, I am webmaster, Freida is in charge of ALL the albums and the Joshua Jobe section of the site. As most know Randy and I both descend from Caleb. Everyone contributes to the site. We all call up on each other for answers and help. If anyone would like to get more involved with the website - then write me at ann@personainternet.com Job, Jobe, Jobs, Jobes - Links to Great Information http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe.html *Just for any who are wondering, it was already suggested to Rootsweb that both the Job and Jobe list be combined, but that was refused. Also Job board posts have to go to the Job board and Jobe posts have to go to the Jobe board. That is their policy. Ann (Jobe) Brown ( Ontario, Canada) <http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/index.html>

It's habit, I'm sure...but to sign up for either list now, you need to drop the "L" out of the addresses. chris lubinski on beautiful Whidbey Island, WA cairn@whidbey.com www.whoamulefarm.com

When replying to a message on the list, try and remember to remove the original tag lines as a new one is going to appear automatically. If we don't watch it, we could have a whole string of them on one letter and basically I have no control over these - especially the last one. Thanks, Ann

Well I just received the 1st digest, at another address that I have, and personally I like it much better this way with NO attachments and all in plain text with a summary at the top. See that the tag line came through fine on the last test letter. If anyone is on letter mode and they would just like to see what a digest looks like (with the new format) - write me personally and I'll forward you the one that I just received. Ann

Ann, I received your letter at 1:39 PM. I know that this is a lot later than 10:07 AM but you have to remember that we are just now getting the sunlight from yesterday. Stan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ann (Jobe) Brown" <ann@personainternet.com> To: "Job List" <JOB@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2006 1:38 PM Subject: [JOB] New Welcome Letter > > Welcome to the JOB mailing list! > > The Job list is compiled of a very friendly close-knit group. Over the > years, we have become friends who care about each other and many of us > correspond on a personal level and have even met. My name is Ann and I > usually sign my name as Ann (Jobe) Brown. Any questions, problems or > concerns, always feel free to write me directly at ann@personainternet.com > > Here, you will find the surname Job and Job(e) used almost > interchangeably. In fact, I don't believe that I've ever discovered > anyone with the Jobe spelling who cannot be traced back to a Job spelling. > My own 4th great grandfather, Isaac Job(e), on his War of 1812 record is > filed BOTH ways. There is a Jobe surname mailing list which Randy Jobe is > administrator. I manage both the Job and Jobe surname boards. Randy and I > are close friends and work very closely together and we both subscribe to > both lists. Both of us have spent our entire lives researching the Job(e) > surname. To avoid a lot of duplication, the Job list is more active and > that is where I post updates about the website and gedcoms. I try and > make sure that any pertinent board postings, either Job or Jobe do get to > the list. > > Just a quick note on the Jobs and Jobes spelling. Since at this time, > there is no lists for these spellings and I do have a small section on the > website for them, we do encourage these postings as well. > > We do have a very extensive website, over 1800 pages now, which I call > > Job, Jobe, Jobs, Jobes - Links to Great Information > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe.html > > The website is divided into 5 sections: > > 1) Resources (all spellings) > 2) State Links (all spellings) > 3) Jobs - Jobes spelling > 4) Leaves - NOT descendants of Andrew Job Senior > > 5) and our main section is for Andrew Job Senior (1622-1700). > > This section is also divided into 3 sections, 2 small ones and one very > large group. > > ---5a) Twigs, Probable, but not proven, descendants of Andrew Job Senior > > ----5b) Branches: Descendants of Thomas Job who left a will 1786 in Rowan > Co., NC > > ----5c) our largest section, Legacy, which is for the descendants of > Andrew Job Junior (1622-1700) and his wife, Elizabeth Vernon. > > About 95% of our subscribers descend from Andrew Job Senior either through > Legacy (70%), Branches (20%) or Twigs (5%). > > Since most of us do descend from Andrew Job Jr and Elizabeth Vernon, this > part of our website has been developed more and is talked about the most. > I really would like to develop the Branches part more, but need more help > with this group in order to do so. Plus I only have so much time. > > Now just a note of explanation about the Andrew Job Junior section and how > it is divided. Originally we started with one page, which as I said, this > section alone is now close to 1800 pages - divided into sites for each of > Andrew Junior's children. Both Randy and myself descend from Andrew > Junior's son, Caleb Job who married Barbary Unknown. > > First of all I have to give most of the credit for this section being > developed to Freida Wells. She has been a real inspiration, encouragement > and just filled with wonderful ideas. All the albums (original records, > old photos and memorials) are on a site which she maintains. She is also > in charge of the Joshua Job(e) - Margaret MacKay/McKay descendants. She > is always coming up with wonderful ideas for various pages and keeps me > motivated. The tribute pages, letters, heirlooms, Memory Lane pages were > all HER idea and between us we developed them into a reality. Patti Jobe > also helps us with posting and other items as she is able. > > I also have a group of people that I can call upon to help with > transcribing old documents - Lonnie Vander Pol, Jill Jobe, Margaret Jobe, > Patti Jobe and others. > > As I said, we all work together and the entire site is a Team Effort. > > This is not a list of many rules and we are very relaxed. If we do > occasionally get off topic - please bear with us. Remember we all care for > each other and many have known each other for sometime - so when bad > weather hits a part of the country, one of our children are in the > military, one of our family gets sick - we ALL want to know. > > --Please do NOT write the list and blind copy others (bcc) at the same > time. It will cause me a lot of problems at this end. You may cc others > but do not bcc. > > --I have it set that when you click on a reply from the list, it will > automatically go directly to the list. If you want to write just the > poster, then please check the to field. If it concerns the Job(e) family > in any way - please do copy the list also. > > --Try to keep the subject line relevant and when replying to a posting, > delete as much of the previous posting as possible. > > --Since I no longer know the reason WHY you're being unsubscribed, a quick > note directly to me would also be appreciated. > > To post a message to this list, send your email to: > > JOB@rootsweb.com > > Please note that all messages posted to this mailing list are also added > to the list archives on RootsWeb.com > > General information about the mailing list, including links to the list > archives, can be found at: > > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/j/job.html > > To unsubscribe from the list, including the list digest, please send an > email to JOB-request@rootsweb.com with the word "unsubscribe" in > the subject and the body of the email with no additional text. > > Sincerely, > > The JOB List Administrator > Descend from Andrew Job Jr - Elizabeth Vernon, Job(e) Legacy, please send > records, old photos, memorials, letters, heirlooms to Freida or myself. > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > JOB-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in > the subject and the body of the message >

Let's see if the tag line looks better this time. If it doesn't come out right this time - we'll have to go back to the original. Ann

Thanks Patti, Will do. Was actually thinking about it before, then figured the list saw our addresses enough. But someone could find a particuliar message through the archives or a search engine and have no idea how to contact us. *Actually that statement is the 'new footer' that will appear on ALL messages. As I can now only have one, this is what I've chosen. It no longer rotates. *There is also a header which will appear on the new digest messages - but since it only concerns the digests, and is self explantory (to the digest subscribers), I will not go into detail about it. Also the one saying how to unsubscribe is a new automatic one that is also posted by the mailman system to all letters. Ann