We have a new photo album for the descendants of William Shepherd Jobe and Malinda Iowa Bunch who married November 25, 1868 Ottumwa, Wapelo County, Iowa. He was s/o John Henderson Jobe, Sr. and Helen Marie Stanton and gs/o William Jobe and Zilphia Norris and gt gs/o Caleb Job(e) and Sally Pryor and gt gt gs/o Samuel Job and Dorcas MacKay/McKay. http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4288342819 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/pic_shep_bunch.html How we got these pictures are quite a story in themselves. Marilyn, who descends from a different Jobe family, had seen our Job(e) web and wrote me about her line. Then she just happened to mention that a few years back she had bought these pictures at an antique store and wondered if I knew who they were. The names were on the back of the pictures. Well sure enough I recognized and immediately had written Freida about them as she had done so much research on this group and they were from her home county in Kansas. One picture also had several others in this county who we are trying to identify. Well she arranged to buy them and now they are in the society there for all to see. *Don't forget that you can click on the pictures to enlarge. If you happen to recognize any of the people in the Sunday school class - please let me know. Thanks! #1 William Shepherd Jobe Family, 1908.Taken in Sedan Chautauqua Co KS. by Avery. L-R Mabelle Jobe wife of Charles Elmer Jobe, James E. Stafford, husband of Allie E. (Jobe) Stafford, Allie E. (Jobe) Stafford- daughter of Wm and Malinda Jobe, Elizabeth Arminta Jobe, wife of Wm Harrison Jobe. Front row: L-R Charles Elmer Jobe son of Wm Shepherd and Malinda Jobe, William Shepherd Jobe, Charles Louis Jobe son of Wm and Elizabeth Jobe, Malinda Iowa (Bunch) Jobe wife of Wm Shepherd Jobe, William Harrison Jobe son of Wm Shepherd and Malinda Jobe. There is an interesting story behind this photo, it was found in an antique store in Springfield, MO by Marilyn Siebert. She wrote to Ann Brown who in turn sent the letter to Freida Wells who contacted Marilyn. Freida purchased this one and one like it and another photo you will see next to go back to Sedan, Chautauqua Co., KS to the Historical and Genealogy Society library. It is nice to have people like Marilyn who rescues photos from places like this. It is not known how it ended up there. She gave $5 for all three because the owner of the shop thought she would never find anyone related to them! Submitted by Freida Wells #2 Methodist Episcopal Church, Sunday School Class, Peru, Ks. Charles Louis Jobe 4th row center. Found by Marilyn Siebert in Springfield MO in an antique shop, purchased and submitted by Freida Wells. Ann (Jobe) Brown