Jobe Legacy was just updated with an increase of 189 new individuals. Some of the MAJOR additions are listed below. JOBE LEGACY http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown Ann 1) obit for Henrietta (Pace) Jobe - wife of Wm. Stone Jobe 2) Leah Jackson - John Bacon (d/o Elizabeth Jobe Jackson) 3) William Cox - Dora Hill 4) Thomas BAcon and Martha Ellen Kincheloe 5) Obit for Nellie Moore Turnes - wife of William Richey Jobe, Jr. 6) Obit for Lloyd Kenneth Jobe (s/o Edward Leonard Jobe of Moniteau Co., MO) 7) Gilbert John Epperson and Catharine Bailey (s/o Leah Barron, gs/o Phoebe Jobe Barron) 8) William F. Walker (s/o Ellen Evelyn Southward Walker, gs/o Iradell 'Ira' Southward) 9) Joseph Powell - Margaret Jobe family 10) Rebecca Jane Jobe and Frank Pomeroy 11) Hubert Emulus Barron (s/o Richard Thomas Barron)

Jobe Branches was just updated. It isn't a big update but there are a few new things added. JOBE BRANCHES http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown2 Ann 1) Samuel Starr & Nancy Etcheson (s/o Rachel Katharine Jobe Starr)

The Andrew Job Jr researchers page were just updated with some 'new' researchers. http://members.tripod.com/~ajobebrown/researcher-Andrew.html Ann

Posted on: Jobe Obituaries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/FamilyAssoc/JobeObits/227 Surname: Jobe, Hartley, Milligan, Thompson, Hackney ------------------------- Obituary from California Democrat, California, Moniteau County, Missouri, May 23, 1968: Lloyd Jobe Dies of Heart Attack "Lloyd Kenneth Jobe, 45 of St. Louis, died suddenly Thursday morning, May 16, following a heart attack. Mr. Jobe was born in California, June 13, 1922. He was the son of Mrs. E. R. Hartley and the late Leonard Jobe. His father died May 17, 1947. On December 24, 1940, he was married to Icle Alice Milligan. Survivors besides his wife of the home and mother of this city include: Two daughters, Mrs. Lana Kay Thompson, Eldon, and Deborah Ann Jobe, St. Louis; two brothers, Edward L. Jobe, St. Louis, and Willard B. Job, Whittier, California; and one sister, Mrs. Seth Hackney of this city. Others preceding him in death were a son, Herschel Leroy, who died March 25, 1946, and two brothers, Paul Gerald Jobe and Ernest Jobe. Mr. Jobe served in the U. S. Navy during World War II as a pharmacist 1st Mate. He had worked at Von Hoffman Press since being discharged in 1945 and at the time of his death was traffic manager and foreman of the shipping department. He united with the First Baptist Church in California at the age of 14 and later transferred his membership to a Christian Church in St. Louis, where he was a member at the time of his death. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Williams Funeral Chapel. The Rev. Tommy Barrett officiated. Burial was in . . . . . (NOTE: the copy of the obiturary that I have stops here. Sorry)

Dear List, I received the following message today, so please do not try posting to the Gen Connect boards, until further notice from me. Thanks Freida The GenConnect server is down for maintenance. The NOC staff has built a new RAID and is in the process of backing everything up to the new raid. When this is completed they will put the server back online. Hopefully this will solve the problems we've been having with this server recently. No word on exactly when the server will be back online.

Well I just made a new page (with everything lined up in proper columns) for the 3 Major sources of Quaker dates for Andrew's children. You can check it out at this link. http://members.tripod.com/~ajobebrown/JobeAndrewDates.html As ALWAYS - this link will appear on the main Jobe Links page and will be listed under Freida's section. http://members.tripod.com/~ajobebrown/Jobe.html By the way, this page will copy and paste and still be lined up or you can print off part or entire page. Thought this was something important that we should have posted. Though you will see these in many books published in the last 10-15 years, they ALL go back to one of these 3 sources. Ann (Jobe) Brown Always looking for ways to convey Jobe Information and to IMPROVE the website!

Guess you will have to line them up yourself, but I tried. Anyway, I may be putting this on a web page - lined up so everyone can see at quick glance. If anyone wants the letter in Rich Text, write me personally and I can send it directlhy to you - as long as you can receive rich text in your e-mail. It had to go in plain text to the list. Ann

To: All researchers of Andrew Job Jr. I've had some discussion with a few regarding the dates of birth for Andrew Job Jr's children. With permission, I am forwarding 3 letters that I received from Jerry Richmond from a lookup that he did from two different sources - that covers the 3 MAIN PRIMARY/SECONDARY records where the births are shown - 1) Chester, 2) New Garden and 3) Hinshaw. I discussed it with Freida and we really felt that this was some information that I should share with those on the list and have in the archives. Hopefully the columns will line up reasonably straight. I practiced sending to myself first and came back to me ok. My mail box is set at Arial 10 but know this is going plain text. Ann (Jobe) Brown *LETTER OF PERMISSION From: "Jerry Richmond" <[email protected]> To: "Ann (Jobe) Brown" <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2001 10:15 PM Subject: Re: Re: Quaker question - Andrew & Elizabeth Job > Ann - Feel free; I have no vested interest in this matter at all. I have the resources at hand and was happy to do . . . (and you folks) the favor of laying this out. One frequently runs into minor discepancies in vital statistics but I was struck by the unusual number pertaining to this family. I will also forward you a copy of the additonal note that I sent to. . . on this matter. Regards, Jerry Richmond **ORIGINAL LETTER --------- Forwarded message ---------- From: "Jerry Richmond" <[email protected]> Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2001 00:09:40 -0600 Subject: Re: Quaker question The Quakers did not baptise; they did not believe in it. So that's not what is going on. We are looking at good old fashioned differences in interpreting primary records. I don't have Launcy & Wright, but I do have John T Humphrey's Birth Index of SE Pennsylvania (CD#196). He shows children of Andrew & Elizabeth as follows: Chester MM New Garden MM Hinshaw NG Notebook [1] Benjamin, b.13 8M 1693 (Oct) [2] Jacob, b.26 5M 1694 (Jul) b. 3 5M 1694 (Jul) b. 3 5M 1694 [3] Thomas, b.22 9M 1695 (Nov) b.15 9M 1695 (Nov) b.15 9M 1695 [4] Mary, b. 23 1M 1697 (Mar) b.27 1M 1697/8 (Mar) b.27 1M 1698 [5] Enoch, b. 9 7M 1698 (Sep) [6] Enoch, b. 6 11M 1700 (Jan) b. 7 11M 1700 (Jan) b. 1 11M 1700 [7] Abraham, b.22 6M 1702 (Aug) b.14 6M 1702 (Aug) b.14 6M 1702 [8] Caleb, b.26 5M 1704 (Jul) b.26 5M 1704 (Jul) b.26 5M 1704 [9] Joshua, b. 2 1M 1706/7 (Mar) b. 2 1M 1707 [10] Hannah, b.24 8M 1708 (Oct) b.24 8M 1708 [11] Patience, b. 2 7M 1710 (Sep) b. 2 7M 1710 Surname is shown as Jobe on records of 1st 4 children at Chester MM & Job on 2nd 4 there; shown as Job on all records at New Garden MM. The Hinshaw Notebook on New Garden MM [column 3] can be contrasted with Humphrey's extracted Vitals [column 2]; some differences in interpretation. For the first 8 children, the records of Chester MM are to be preferred as being created more contemporary with the event recorded. The records at New Garden for the 1st 8 [less 1st Enoch who must have d.inf.] would have been copied from some document handed in by the parents. Either written by them or copied out for them by the Clerk at Chester MM. This introduces the possibility of error or differences. As can be seen there are discrepancies between columns 1 & 2 for all of the children except for Caleb. Note that none of the DOBs reported for Mary correspond with that given in the Jobe Journal (2nd issue, June, 1988), her birth is given as: 3 Twelfth Month 1696. According to an article on _Early Settlers of the Nottingham Lots_, NGS Quarterly, Dec 1982, Mary is shown as b.23 1M 1696/7. References are Futhey & Cope, _History of Chester co,PA_; George Johnson,_History of Cecil co,MD_, & F J McGuire, _Descendants of Andrew Job_, manuscript at Chester County Hist Society. Regards, Jerry Richmond You are cordially invited to visit "The Quaker Collection" http://home.sprynet.com/~jrichmon/qkrcoll.htm ***FOLLOW UP LETTER Ann - This is a note that I sent . . . earlier this evening. Regards, Jerry Richmond From: Jerry Richmond <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, January 31, 2001 10:47 AM Subject: Re: Quaker question Everything else being equal, I would give priority to column 1, the Chester MM extraction. I failed to mention in the e-mail that column 3 (which probably didn't line up well due to these stupid e-mail programs) was from my hard copy edition of Hinshaw's Notebook extract of New Garden MM which is by way of a double check on column 2, the New Garden MM stuff from Humphrey. The Hinshaw notebook does NOT show the double dating on the year as does the Humphrey version, which may be the result of reading something into original beyond what is there written. Reason is that column 1 is a secondary source whereas for the 1st 8 children, columns 2 & 3 represent tertiary sources, as the New Garden MM records do not reflect records made contemporary with the births as is case with the primary records at Chester MM. The question then becomes, whose interpretation do you believe, since there are differences there. Also it is possible due to the differences between the Chester MM & the New Garden MM set of dates, that some significant errors were made originally and that the NG dates are the correct ones. In cases like this, I usually go thru a mental process to decide which date seems most reasonable to accept and then show a note giving the alternate(s) and their sources. Regards, Jerry Richmond

Posted on: Jobe Obituaries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/JobeObits/225 Surname: JOBE WYATT ------------------------- Ravenna News 13 July 1894 Ravenna, Nebraska Henrietta E Jobe was born Albermarle County, Virginia January 15, 1825, died in Ravenna July 10, 1894. Deceased had recently come to Ravenna to make a prolonged visit with her son, Mr. J. B. Wyatt, at whose house she died. For over forty years Mrs. Job has been a devoted christian and member of the M. E. church. Her christian graces were manifest in all walks of life but especially in the patient care of raising a large family of children. Those who still survive her feeling intensely the loss have sustained in the death of such a mother. Her children always found the sure comfort and sympathy in her ministering love which only the pure mother heart can give. Her life was a life of loving self-sacrifice for her family, and of sweet gentleness in its influence. In her last illness she still showed the same gentle patience and christian strength that had asborne her through all trials of her earthly existence. Her dying moments typifying that sentiment of the old hymn-”Tis grace has brought me thus far, and grace shall bear me home.” Until the last she delighted in prayer and the rendering of the Word. For her the “Valley of the shadow” had no terrors, for Christ walked through with her. Another mother has gone to wait the coming of loved ones. Card of Thanks To the neighbors and friends who rendered such timely and untiring assistance during the illness and after the death of Mrs. Job, we desire to express our deepest gratitude and appreciation. to the Ravenna Lodge A. O. U. W., which attended the funeral in a body, we wish to return for the sympathy and aid extended. J. B. Wyatt and Family Note: The M. E. Church is the Methodist Church in Ravenna. The local records burned in the church fire of 1954. We do not know what lodge is the A. O. U. W. It is thought to be an insurance lodge with something to do with "United Workers”. We do not find reference to the lodge very often in the early Ravenna News. Lois Johnston-Researcher Ravenna Genealogical & Historical Society Ravenna, Nebraska. Link: Descendants of Joshua Jobe URL: <http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=jobe1>

I just updated Jobe Legacy. In the last 5 1/2 days, 149 'new' entries were added, several notes were expanded, corrections made, etc. We also had 249 views. To put this into better persepective, in the LAST MONTH alone, 618 new entries were added and we had 1379 views. JOBE LEGACY http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown Good luck and please keep the information coming! Ann (Jobe) Brown 1) Jesse White and Mary Meneffee (s/o Martha Jobe White) 2) Marriages on children of Hugh Jobe and Jane Lawrence 3) Elisha P. Jobe (s/o Logan Jobe and Mary Saling) 4) Wiley Taylor Jobe and Mary Honea (Nevada Co., Ark) 5) Thomas Beaty and Nancy Odle (gd/o Elizabeth Jobe Odle/Odell) 6) Eli Henry West (Patience Job MacKay line) 7) Archibald Job and Jane Brierley (notes expanded on children) 8) Isaac Ellis (s/o Hannah Job and Job Ellis) 9) Gilbert Epperson & Catharien Bailey (s/o Leah Barron Epperson) 10) Jesse Lee Job(e) & Dora Lillian Sherwood (Lewis Co., MO group)

I just updated these Missouri state pages: 1880 Missouri Census 1881-1899 Missouri Records 1900 Missouri Census Missouri Cemetery Records More to follow in the next few days! Ann

Please add my name to list of subscribers for Local History and Genealogy Librarian. Thanks. [email protected]

The following state pages were just updated: Arkansas Marriages 1850 Missouri Census 1860 Missouri Census 1870 Missouri Census Links can be found on the main Jobe Links page at Jobe Links http://members.tripod.com/~ajobebrown/Jobe.html Ann (Jobe) Brown

Posted on: Jobe Obituaries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/JobeObits/220 Surname: Jobe, Landers, Bryant, Staggs ------------------------- Batavia "Daily News", NY, Tuesday Evening, June 5, 1934 Mrs. Pearl Landers, wife of Morris Landers of the Dodson road, town of Batavia, died at St. Jerome's Hospital at 8 o'clock last evening. Death was attributed to cerebral hemorrhage. Mrs. Landers was born in Arkansas City, Kansas on May 8th, 1885, and moved to Batavia, NY in 1927. She was married to Mr. Landers on February 15th, 1929. Besides her husband, Mrs. Landers is survived by three sons, Jasper Bryant of Sulphur, OK, Harrison Bryant of El Paso, TX, and William Bryant of Raymon, NM, and two daughters, Miss Alberdie Bryant of No. 56 Oak Street and Mrs. Lula Bullard of Tupelo, OK Funeral services for Mrs. Landers will be held at the Frank J. Fee Funeral Home 2'oclock Thursday afternoon. Interrment is at Batavia cemetary. Notes: Pearl is the daughter of Lewis Peale Jobe and Alice Josephine Staggs. 1st husband: Spencer Blackmore, 2nd husband: Thomas Harrison Bryant, 3rd husband: Morris Landers Pearl's two daughters are still living ( in their 90's) as of Jan 2001

Hi fellows and fellowettes, things have came up and i have to un-sub... for a while, regards and good luck with your researches... Warren Job researching... JOB / JOBE in Gwennap ( from a hot Australia)

I just updated Jobe Branches. This is an increase of 106 entries in the last 10 days. JOBE BRANCHES http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown2 Some of the 'major' updates include: 1) Will of John Wesley Jobe (s/o John Porch Jobe, gs/o John Job Jr was added) to notes 2) Samuel Jefferson Jobe Jr (gs/o Samuel Job and Rachel Call) 3) Rachel Jobe and John Owings (d/o Thomas Jobe and Mary Elizabeth Gordon) 4) Ruth Smith and James Lindsey (d/o Mary Elizabeth Jobe Smith) Ann

Job spellings for this data base Nevada Co., Arkansas Green B. JOBE Mary Smith 2 Mar 1875 ----This is the 2nd marriage of Greenbury 'Berry' Jobe (s/o John Jobe and Sarah Farmer). I had name but no date! Wiley T. JOBE Mary Honey 8 Dec 1872 -----Wiley Taylor Jobe and Mary Ann Honea (s/o Greenbury Jobe above from 1st marriage) Ann

Well Ancestry updated their Arkansas marriages (adding 3 new counties). Some of the new ones I discovered are: BENTON CO., ARKANSAS Americus G. Jobe Mary S. E. Hastins 10 Mar 1867 ---------s/o Hugh Jobe and Jane Lawrence (knew she was from Benton, but had thought they married in Washington Co., - but it should be Benton Co.) E. P. Jobe Sarah M. Henry 20 Aug 1868 ------s/ Logan Jobe and Mary Saling. Just had Sarah M. before and knew she was from Arkansas. This is the one that we have the pension papers posted for. He apparently went back to Miller Co., MO where he appears on 1870 census and has two children, then he returns to Arkansas for a few years before going to Clay Co., Texas. ------ Leroy Jobe Martha Scott 6 June 1872 -------also s/o Hugh Jobe and Jane Lawrence. This marriage I didn't have at all. I know he married Emily Josephine Smith about 1876 so Martha must have died. Martha M. Jobe William Oakley 9 April 1875 -----WHO IS THIS???? -------------- NEVADA CO., ARKANSAS Mattie JOBE J. L. Steed 5 Nov 1899 -----This must be Martha 'Mattie' Elizabeth Jobe. . She was d/o Wiley Taylor Jobe and Mary Ann Honea C. B. JOBE Ola Hitt 19 Dec 1894 --This is Clinton Bedford Jobe and Viola Agnes 'Ola' Hitt. --------------- RANDOLPH CO., Arkansas The marriage they show as Jacob Jobe to Mary Jane Busby April 29, 1852 Randolph Co., Arkansas is WRONG. Date and place is correct but Mary's last name is BAILEY. I've seen this record and it is of my own line. --------------- I entered the new ones on the Arkansas marriage page already as I was checking. Ann

According to the National Archives and Records Administration the 1930 Federal Population Census will become available on April 1, 2002. http://www.nara.gov/genealogy/1930cen.html

Posted on: Jobe Obituaries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/FamilyAssoc/JobeObits/217 Surname: Jackson, Jobe, Hackney ------------------------- Obituary from California Democrat, California, Moniteau County, Missousri, August 3, 1988: Anna B. Jackson, 101, California, died Saturday, July 30, at Villa Marie Nursing Home, Jefferson City. She was born Jan. 8, 1887, at Moniteau County, a daughter of Taylor and Molly Doggett Jobe. She was married January 27, 1909, to Wilbur Jackson who died in 1968. She was a homemaker and a member of Friendship Baptist Church. Survivors include: two sons, Dorsey Jackson, Kaiser, James Jackson, Jefferson City and one daughter, Mary Hackney, Jefferson City; four grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren and 11 great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by one sister and one brother. Services were held Monday at the Bowlin Funeral Chapel, with Rev. John Campbell officiating, assisted by Rev. David Tolliver. Burial was in California City Cemetery.