3 new images added to William Henry Jobe and Mary L. Jackson and Talitha Jane Roddy Records/Memorials http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/talitha_roddy.html #43 Bethesda Cemetery Entrance #44 Bethesda Historical Marker #45 Mary L. (Jackson) Jobe Tombstone - 1st wife of Henry H. Jobe. Buried Bethesda Cemetery, Johnson Co., Texas. Ann (Jobe) Brown

Continuing with David Job and Abigail Denton group. As you can see, I'm also working with Patti and Freida with Moses and Enoch Jr group and they are posting as well. It really feels good to be getting all of these posted. Some of this group that I'm posting at the moment I've had for 2 1/2 - 3 years. When I get to the ones that aren't on the computer already, they may even be older. We're trying to keep an 'accurate' subject line so you can scan through. However, I do scatter notes in some of mine, but if I find a major find or somthing it will have a different subject - such as the Moniteau information yesterday. New album Samuel Tipton Jobe and Dialtha Tipton Memorials http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/sam_tipton_jobe.html #1 Bethesda Cemetery Entrance #2 Bethesda Cemetery Historical Marker #3 Samuel Tipton Jobe Memorial Ann (Jobe) Brown

Great research and finds! Patti Well just solved another mystery for some of Patti's group. Was looking in the MO death records and I found Martha Henrietta Jobe (Aug 20, 1868 - Nov 4, 1943 Moniteau Co., Missouri) - buried Gamble Cemetery. Husband listed as John Jobe. Now the only one I could find on the census was a Martha Jobe who was married to Henry Yarnell Jobe who had died 1916 Moniteau Co., Missouri. Then I found a death certificate for Luther Morris Jobe (January 17,1890 Moniteau Co., MO - April 18, 1957 Moniteau Co., Missouri. His parents were listed as Henry Jobe and Martha ROBERTSON. Bingo - was right. But who was John Jobe. So I went searching on Moniteau Co., MO site for Gamble Cemetery. Jobe Martha -- 1868 Aug 20 - 1943 Nov 04 -- w/o J P Jobe Jobe Henry Y -- 1851 Oct 25 - 1916 Feb 26 Jobe J P -- 1873 Feb 24 - 1953 Jan 23 -- m 1st to Jennie Wright Walker; m 2nd to Martha Robertson Jobe; m 3rd to Anna Phillips Well this Martha Henrietta Roberson married TWO Jobes. J. P. Jobe is John P. Jobe - s/o William S. Jobe and Margaret Ann Mason and gs/o Logan Jobe and Mary Saling. Martha's 1st husband was Henry Yanell Jobe - s/o Bartholomew Jobe and Bartholomew 'Barton' Jobe and gs/o Elisha Jobe. Ann (Jobe) Brown *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 -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.516 / Virus Database: 269.20.7/1283 - Release Date: 2/16/2008 2:16 PM

Elizabeth Job and Jeremiah Whitson Records http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/eliz_job_jeremiah_whitson.html #2 Minister's Return of Marriage ----Jeremiah Whitson and Elizabeth Job ----Submitted by Randy Jobe

Elisha Thomas Jobe and Alpha Howard and Elizabeth Percilla Hall Records http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/e_t_jobe.html #1 U.S. General Land Office Records, 1796-1907 ----Elisha T Jobe Missouri 1 Oct 1903 5th PM Miller 41-N 16-W 34 ----Submitted by Freida Wells

Joseph W. Jobe and Catharine Burris Records http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/jos_buress.html #1 U.S. General Land Office Records, 1796-1907 ----Joseph W Jobe Missouri 1 Sep 1853 5th PM Putnam 65-N 22-W 26 ----Submitted by Freida Wells #2 U.S. General Land Office Records, 1796-1907 ----Joseph W Jobe Missouri 1 Apr 1857 5th PM Sullivan 64-N 22-W 3 ----Submitted by Freida Wells

Daisy Ray Vaughn and Robert Logsdon Broy and Edward L. Gross http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/vaughn_broy_gross.html #4 Newspaper Clipping - Peculiar Suit Filed in Canton Court by Woman From Ewing. Submitted by Duane Harsell.

Marion N. Job (unmarried) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/marion_n_job.html #1 Marion N. Job Tombstone - submitted by Marjorie Sherman

Album Update: Samuel Henry Jobe and Virinda Frances 'Virginia' Martin http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/sam_hen_martin.html #1 Samuel H. Jobe - Confederate Muster Card State of Virginia, Thirty-third Infantry - 1864

Forgot to say that Luther Morris Jobe was married to Irene Crawford. Ann (Jobe) Brown

Well just solved another mystery for some of Patti's group. Was looking in the MO death records and I found Martha Henrietta Jobe (Aug 20, 1868 - Nov 4, 1943 Moniteau Co., Missouri) - buried Gamble Cemetery. Husband listed as John Jobe. Now the only one I could find on the census was a Martha Jobe who was married to Henry Yarnell Jobe who had died 1916 Moniteau Co., Missouri. Then I found a death certificate for Luther Morris Jobe (January 17,1890 Moniteau Co., MO - April 18, 1957 Moniteau Co., Missouri. His parents were listed as Henry Jobe and Martha ROBERTSON. Bingo - was right. But who was John Jobe. So I went searching on Moniteau Co., MO site for Gamble Cemetery. Jobe Martha -- 1868 Aug 20 - 1943 Nov 04 -- w/o J P Jobe Jobe Henry Y -- 1851 Oct 25 - 1916 Feb 26 Jobe J P -- 1873 Feb 24 - 1953 Jan 23 -- m 1st to Jennie Wright Walker; m 2nd to Martha Robertson Jobe; m 3rd to Anna Phillips Well this Martha Henrietta Roberson married TWO Jobes. J. P. Jobe is John P. Jobe - s/o William S. Jobe and Margaret Ann Mason and gs/o Logan Jobe and Mary Saling. Martha's 1st husband was Henry Yanell Jobe - s/o Bartholomew Jobe and Bartholomew 'Barton' Jobe and gs/o Elisha Jobe. Ann (Jobe) Brown

Harriet Amanda Job and James Ireland Tipton Ellis Records/Photos/Memorials http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/james_ireland_ellis.html #2 1900 Carter C., TN - Harriet and James Tipton Ellis. Submitted by Freida Wells #5 1920 Carter Co., TN - Rad Ellis. Submitted by Freida Wells Ann (Jobe) Brown

Abraham Job and Sarah Fain Records/Photos http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/abe_job_fain.html #2 1860 Washington Co., TN, Sarah (Fain) Job and daughter, Mary Ann (Jobe) Brown

Google search...... http://209.85.207.104/search?q=cache:Jhzh3BNOCt0J:history.amedd.army.mil/booksdocs/wwii/53dMedicalBattalion/53dMedBn1945.html+Louis+H.+Jobe,+Jr.&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=4&gl=us [53D MEDICAL BATTALION] SUBJECT: Annual Report of Medical Department Activities TO : Surgeon General, War Dept, Washington, DC 1945 11. On l November, Maj Porter was transferred from the battalion and Lt Col Louis H Jobe, Jr, MC, assumed command. On 3 November, the 617 Med Clr Co rejoined the battalion at Pilsen. On 6 November, Lt Col Jobe departed for temporary duty in the Zone of Interior, and Maj Maurice R. Connolly, Regimental Surgeon of the 302d Infantry Regt assumed command of the battalion. The unit performed no special mission during the month other then evacuation of the 59th Field Hospital to Station Hospitals in Regensburg and Bayreuth. Notice was received that all American troops would leave Czechoslovakia by 30 November and preparations were made to move the battalion. Ambulance service was furnished to evacuate the 59th Field Hospital to Germany. On l2 November the 684 Med Clr Co was assigned to the XV Corps in Germany. As troops left Czechoslovakia during the last week in November, the 428, 429 and 452 Med Coll Co were assigned to the XV Corps in Germany, while the 53rd Med Bn and the 617 Med Clr Co were assigned to the XX Corps in Germany. On 30 November 1945, Hq and Hq Det 53 Med Bn moved to Bad Worishofen in Germany, and were assigned to the 65 Med Gp for administration and operations. No subordinate units were assigned to the battalion, as the 617 Med Clr Co on arrival in XX Corps area, was assigned to the 59 Med Bn. --------------------------------- Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now.

Greetings, I think I have located the Louis H. Jobe Jr. that I had found stories on in the Stars and Stripes. I went to Ann's link that shows the state census and found the following. Derma Township Roll T626_1140, ED 15, page 5A Lewis H. JOBE 59 white Misssissippi head Alice F. 55 wife Lewis 20 son Mary A. 17 daughter He is s/o Lewis H. Jobe and Alice F. Ray , gs/o Samuel Boone Jobe and Julia Jane Elizabeth Poff . gt gs/o Samuel Jobe and Sarah 'Sally' Frank and 2nd gt gs/o Isaac Job and Unknown wife, and 3rd gt gs/o Abraham Job and Elizabeth Mackay . Abraham was the s/o Andrew Job Jr. and Elizabeth Vernon. Freida --------------------------------- Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.

This one I can place Lewis Harmon 'Louis' Jobe, Jr. (1910-1980) - s/o Lewis Harmon Jobe and Alice F. Ray, gs/o Samuel Boone Jobe and Julia Jane Elizabeth Poff, gt gs/o Samuel Jobe and Sarah Frank. Ann (Jobe) Brown The Stars and Stripes Sunday June 29, 1952 109th Fld Hosp Starts Work On Additions SALZBURG - June 29 (S&S) - Work started recently on a construction and enlargement program that will approximately double the facilities of the 109th Fld Hosp by Sept. 1, according to Col Louis H. Jobe, Jr. CO of the hospital. The hospital will annex an adjoining building and the two buildings will be joined by a yet-to-be constructed two-story closed ramp. It is expected that in addition to other improvements, the renovation will increase the present capacity of the hospital to 300 beds. The building was originally designed for 75 beds and currently holds from 110 to 250. Other improvements will include a new eye clinic and out-patient clinic, a modern pediatrics ward and eight examining rooms. IN addition, the X-ray, physiotherapy and laboratory departments will be enlarged. If funds are made available, it is planned to increase the lounge space and include a recreation room with various games and amusements for the patients. The dental clinic presently located at the hospital will be moved to camp Roeder, within six months where it will become a post clinic. Dental service for inpatients only, will be retained at the hospital. An additional dispensary will be installed at Camp Roeder. ------ The Stars and Stripes European Addition Vol. 12 Number 54 Wednesday, June 10, 1953 2 USFA Girl Scouts Receive Badges at Salzburg Ceremony .... Special World Friendship Badges were presented in Salzburg women who have been active in the scouting program. They were Mrs. George W. Aux, Girl Scout commissioner for Austria and Mrs. LOUIS H. JOBE, Jr. and Mrs. Harold R. Jones, consultants in the Girl Scout program. ------ The Stars and Stripes Vol. 12, Number 97 Friday, July 24, 1953 Suttles, Mylod Named to 7th Army Hq Posts .......Other command changes include: USFA - Col. Louis H. Jobe, Jr. 109th Fld Hosp CO, has been reassigned to the Army hospital at Camp Kilmer, N. J., after completing a three-year tour of duty at Salzburg. A native of Winona, Miss., Jobe spent almost three years in the European Theater in World War II, participating in five campaigns Prior of his USFA assignment, he was with the Student Det, 5th Army Hq, and the Army and Navy GH, Hot Springs, Ark. ------- The Stars and Stripes Vol Number Sunday, July 26, 1953 Salzburg Rite Salzburg (Special) - Capping ceremonies for 11 Gray ladies were held at the 109th Fld Hosp at Camp Turscott, With Co Col Louis H. Jobe, Jr. and Maude Campbell, assistant ARC field director. Jobe awarded certificates and Miss Campbell capped the following...... If anyone would like copies of these, just email me freida49@yahoo.com and I will be happy to send. We also need to identify who this Col. Louis H. Jobe, Jr. from Mississippi was. I do not find him listed in Jobe Legacy. Freida

Can anyone identify this Edgar? > The Stars and Stripes Vol 2 Number 26 > Friday, Sept. 20, 1946 > > Six Yank Deaths Raise September Road Toll To 22 > > FRANKFURT, Sept. 19 - As USFET announced the start of an intensified > campaign to reduce the theater's excessive fatality rates, six more > American soldiers died on the highways of Europe to bring the September > traffic toll to 22. Jeeps claimed the lives of nine; trucks 11; and > motorcycle, two. > > Pfc EDGAR JOBE, 3471st Ord. Maint. Co., was killed Sept. 19 in another > truck accident near Nurmberg. >

The Stars and Stripes Sunday June 29, 1952 109th Fld Hosp Starts Work On Additions SALZBURG - June 29 (S&S) - Work started recently on a construction and enlargement program that will approximately double the facilities of the 109th Fld Hosp by Sept. 1, according to Col Louis H. Jobe, Jr. CO of the hospital. The hospital will annex an adjoining building and the two buildings will be joined by a yet-to-be constructed two-story closed ramp. It is expected that in addition to other improvements, the renovation will increase the present capacity of the hospital to 300 beds. The building was originally designed for 75 beds and currently holds from 110 to 250. Other improvements will include a new eye clinic and out-patient clinic, a modern pediatrics ward and eight examining rooms. IN addition, the X-ray, physiotherapy and laboratory departments will be enlarged. If funds are made available, it is planned to increase the lounge space and include a recreation room with various games and amusements for the patients. The dental clinic presently located at the hospital will be moved to camp Roeder, within six months where it will become a post clinic. Dental service for inpatients only, will be retained at the hospital. An additional dispensary will be installed at Camp Roeder. ------ The Stars and Stripes European Addition Vol. 12 Number 54 Wednesday, June 10, 1953 2 USFA Girl Scouts Receive Badges at Salzburg Ceremony …….. Special World Friendship Badges were presented in Salzburg women who have been active in the scouting program. They were Mrs. George W. Aux, Girl Scout commissioner for Austria and Mrs. LOUIS H. JOBE, Jr. and Mrs. Harold R. Jones, consultants in the Girl Scout program. ------ The Stars and Stripes Vol. 12, Number 97 Friday, July 24, 1953 Suttles, Mylod Named to 7th Army Hq Posts .......Other command changes include: USFA - Col. Louis H. Jobe, Jr. 109th Fld Hosp CO, has been reassigned to the Army hospital at Camp Kilmer, N. J., after completing a three-year tour of duty at Salzburg. A native of Winona, Miss., Jobe spent almost three years in the European Theater in World War II, participating in five campaigns Prior of his USFA assignment, he was with the Student Det, 5th Army Hq, and the Army and Navy GH, Hot Springs, Ark. ------- The Stars and Stripes Vol Number Sunday, July 26, 1953 Salzburg Rite Salzburg (Special) - Capping ceremonies for 11 Gray ladies were held at the 109th Fld Hosp at Camp Turscott, With Co Col Louis H. Jobe, Jr. and Maude Campbell, assistant ARC field director. Jobe awarded certificates and Miss Campbell capped the following...... If anyone would like copies of these, just email me freida49@yahoo.com and I will be happy to send. We also need to identify who this Col. Louis H. Jobe, Jr. from Mississippi was. I do not find him listed in Jobe Legacy. Freida --------------------------------- Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.

David Job and Abigail Denton Records http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/dav_den.html #1 and #2 David Job and Abigail Denton Marriage Bond -----Submitted and transcribed by Randy Jobe Know all men by these presents that we David Job & John Whittson are held and firmly bound unto our Sovereign Lord George the Third in the Amount _____ Pounds Current money, to the which payment will and truly to ne made to our Sd Lord _______ Successors, now bind ourselves and each of us, our pwed and each of our heirs Executors and Assigns_______ _______ family by our presents sealed with our seals and dated this 2teth day ________ 1772 The condition of the above obligation is such that whereas Thom__ _________ Clerk of the County Count of Dunmore hath this day _____ _______ for the _________ bound David Job unto Abigail Denton of the said County. Now of their ______________ cause to obstruct the said Marriage and that no damage accrue by means _____________ living _______ as afor said then the above obligation to be _____ or ____________________ force and Virtue Signed & Sealed In Presence of Joha: Clark ---------- #3 1787 Washington Co., TN Tax List - David Job #204 -----located McClung Library in Knoxville, TN -----Submitted by Donna (Cox) Briggs #4 1790 Washington Co., TN Tax List - David Job #10 -----located McClung Library in Knoxville, TN -----Submitted by Donna (Cox) Briggs Ann (Jobe) Brown

The Brick page has now been revised with the 'right photos' and several new ones from Donna. Be sure to check it out. When Donna visited, she was very 'rushed' and it was in the low 20's. She definitely hopes to return with more time and warmer weather. She got a 'taste' of what the soldiers would have felt at Valley Forge. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/brick_meeting_house_cemetery.html Also a couple of new photos have been added to the Nottingham Lots page at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/lot35.html As any of you do visit the area and obtain photos - please share with us. Ann (Jobe) Brown