This is why our Job ancestors show up in all of these places!!! Ann http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/8074/thewedge.html

Thanks Charlotte! I'm going to check this out! Just to let others know of some of the Jobe - Harlan descendants that we have: 1) ALL of the Thomas Jobe - Charity Rees (m. 1786 Frederick Co.,VA) descendants as Charity (Rees) was gd/o Charity (Harlan) Hackney 2) Descendants of Nathan Richard Copass and Nancy B. Harlan who m. Dec 1865 KY (Nancy B. Harlan was d/o Elijah Wright Harlan and Margaret M. Hagan) Nathan Copass was s/o John Wesley Copass and gs/o Thomas Matthew Copass and Hannah Edna Jobe, gt gs/o Nathan Jobe and Lydia McCorky 3) Charlotte has already told you about Henry Paxson - Rachel Jobe (d/o Jacob Job and Rachel Parson and gd/o Daniel Job and Mary Brown) (Henry Paxson was s/o Joseph Paxson and Hannah Harlan) 4) M.A. Harlan and Rachel Maria Coulson (d/o James Abner Coulson and Esther Anna Sidwell, gd/o Nathan Sidwell and Lavinia Coulson, gt gd/o Job Vincent Sidwell and Rebecca Wilson, gt gt gd/o Benjamin Wilson Sr., and Lydia Job and 3rd gt gd/o Thomas Vernon Job and Elizabeth Maxwell Ann > http://www.harlanfamily.org/ > > > The Harlan Family site has more information on the Alpheus Harlan book, if anyone is interested in it...it's about 3 or 4 inches thick and covers a lot of the old families that were Quaker in the PA area in the 1700s >

Ann, I also sent this correction on to the Harlan family...Char ----- Original Message ----- From: Ann (Jobe) Brown Sent: Saturday, December 23, 2000 5:21 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [JOBE] Jacob Job - Lydia Job Thanks Charlotte! Hadn't seen this particular record - though do have the Quaker records. One correction - Lydia's parents were DANIEL Job and Mary Brown. Daniel was son of Thomas Vernon Job and Elizabeth Maxwell and gs/o Andrew Job Jr and Elizabeth Vernon. Ann > > Source: History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family and particularly of the descendants of George and Michael Harlan, who settled in Chester County, PA., 1687; by Alpheus H. Harlan > > William Kirk, fuller or clothier, b 2, 4, 1773, Cecil Co MD d 12, 4, 1862. He m 6, 4, 1795 Lydia Job, b 2, 14, 1776; d 3, 10, 1804, Cecil Co.; a dau of David and Mary Job. William m (2) 3, 26, 1807, Elizabeth Haines, b 2, 16, 1783; d 6, 1, 1852, Cecil Co.; a dau of Job and Esther (Kirk) Haines of Nottingham. William Kirk was a well known citizen of Nottingham Twp. and was for many years an Elder with Friends. He resided upon a part of the lands "taken up" by his early ancestors in Cecil Co. > Issue: 1. Mary 2. Ann 3. Abner 4. Hannah 5. Jacob 6. Lewis 7. Job 8. Joseph 9. Lydia 10 William A. 11. Reuben 12 Esther 13 Mira 14. Rachel b 3, 2, 1821; m Elwood Brown. She m (2) Jacob Job. 15. Abner 16. emeline<br clear=all><hr>Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at <a href="http://explorer.msn.com">http://explorer.msn.com</a><br></p>

http://www.harlanfamily.org/ The Harlan Family site has more information on the Alpheus Harlan book, if anyone is interested in it...it's about 3 or 4 inches thick and covers a lot of the old families that were Quaker in the PA area in the 1700s Char<br clear=all><hr>Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at <a href="http://explorer.msn.com">http://explorer.msn.com</a><br></p>

same source: I'll send a link to the Harlan web site as well next if anyone is interested in the book There is a reference to a Rachel Job on page 347 in the index but I don't see a Rachel Job there, but there is a Rachel Paxson dau of Henry Paxson, shoemaker, b 8, 17, 1750 and Matilda Kimble, b 1753. The compiler is of the opinion that Henry and Matilda Paxson came from Berks Co., PA into Chester Co. PA... Henry Paxson, shoemaker, Friend, b in Lancaster Co., PA 8 12, 1804; d there, 9, 12, 1865; bur there in Eastland Friends' Burying Ground; m at Eastland Meeting, 10, 17, 1827, Rachel Job, Friend, b in Lancaster Co., 9, 12, 1809; d there 6, 15, 1851; bur at Eastland; a dau of Jacob and Letetia Job of that county. Henry m. 2, date unknown, Mrs. Marib Johnson (Miller), a dau of John Miller and Hannah Pillow Issue of Henry and Rachel: 1. Hannah Letetia, b in Lancaster co, 8, 5, 1831; d there 10, 24, 1836 2. Eliza Ann b same, 3, 15, 1834; m Isaac Massey 3. Sarah Matilda, b same, 4, 28, 1837; d there 5, 24, 1862 4. Joseph H., b same, 8, 4, 1839; d there, 3, 9, 1855 5. Mary Louisa b 4, 16, 1842; d 11, 1, 1890 m George Pierce 6. Martha Letetia b 11, 6, 1844; m Wesley Young 7. Alice b 2, 25, 1847 d 2, 12, 1864 Elwood b 6, 18, 1849, m Mary Jane Swisher b 3, 14, 1872<br clear=all><hr>Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at <a href="http://explorer.msn.com">http://explorer.msn.com</a><br></p>

Yes, I didn't think that looked right...I'll send a correction to the Harlan Family as well...Charlotte ----- Original Message ----- From: Ann (Jobe) Brown Sent: Saturday, December 23, 2000 5:21 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [JOBE] Jacob Job - Lydia Job Thanks Charlotte! Hadn't seen this particular record - though do have the Quaker records. One correction - Lydia's parents were DANIEL Job and Mary Brown. Daniel was son of Thomas Vernon Job and Elizabeth Maxwell and gs/o Andrew Job Jr and Elizabeth Vernon. Ann > > Source: History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family and particularly of the descendants of George and Michael Harlan, who settled in Chester County, PA., 1687; by Alpheus H. Harlan > > William Kirk, fuller or clothier, b 2, 4, 1773, Cecil Co MD d 12, 4, 1862. He m 6, 4, 1795 Lydia Job, b 2, 14, 1776; d 3, 10, 1804, Cecil Co.; a dau of David and Mary Job. William m (2) 3, 26, 1807, Elizabeth Haines, b 2, 16, 1783; d 6, 1, 1852, Cecil Co.; a dau of Job and Esther (Kirk) Haines of Nottingham. William Kirk was a well known citizen of Nottingham Twp. and was for many years an Elder with Friends. He resided upon a part of the lands "taken up" by his early ancestors in Cecil Co. > Issue: 1. Mary 2. Ann 3. Abner 4. Hannah 5. Jacob 6. Lewis 7. Job 8. Joseph 9. Lydia 10 William A. 11. Reuben 12 Esther 13 Mira 14. Rachel b 3, 2, 1821; m Elwood Brown. She m (2) Jacob Job. 15. Abner 16. emeline<br clear=all><hr>Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at <a href="http://explorer.msn.com">http://explorer.msn.com</a><br></p>

Thanks Charlotte! Hadn't seen this particular record - though do have the Quaker records. One correction - Lydia's parents were DANIEL Job and Mary Brown. Daniel was son of Thomas Vernon Job and Elizabeth Maxwell and gs/o Andrew Job Jr and Elizabeth Vernon. Ann > > Source: History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family and particularly of the descendants of George and Michael Harlan, who settled in Chester County, PA., 1687; by Alpheus H. Harlan > > William Kirk, fuller or clothier, b 2, 4, 1773, Cecil Co MD d 12, 4, 1862. He m 6, 4, 1795 Lydia Job, b 2, 14, 1776; d 3, 10, 1804, Cecil Co.; a dau of David and Mary Job. William m (2) 3, 26, 1807, Elizabeth Haines, b 2, 16, 1783; d 6, 1, 1852, Cecil Co.; a dau of Job and Esther (Kirk) Haines of Nottingham. William Kirk was a well known citizen of Nottingham Twp. and was for many years an Elder with Friends. He resided upon a part of the lands "taken up" by his early ancestors in Cecil Co. > Issue: 1. Mary 2. Ann 3. Abner 4. Hannah 5. Jacob 6. Lewis 7. Job 8. Joseph 9. Lydia 10 William A. 11. Reuben 12 Esther 13 Mira 14. Rachel b 3, 2, 1821; m Elwood Brown. She m (2) Jacob Job. 15. Abner 16. emeline

Source same: The Sidewell Family -- Hugh Sidwell, with his wife Elizabeth, came from Letcomb Regis, Berkshire, England, and settled in West Nottingham Twp., Chester Co., PA, where he died in the summer of 1729. He was the father of 1. Richard b 2, 9, 1704, at the homeseatd in England; d 9, 10, 1740 in West Nottingham twp, Chester Co. PA To him the father devised the homestead (in America) on which were situated "Abrick house and barn." 2. John, who had a dau Mary, who married Richard Griffith 10, 6, 1738; and a son who m. Hannah Berry, 8, 28, 1741. 3. Hugh, who d 9, 8, 1740 leaving a wife Ann, and children: *Henry, *Richard m 8, 4, 1740, Ann Job, and was the father of **Elisha, **Job, **Lydia, **Abraham b 1755; d 10, 12, 1836; m 6, 10, 1789, Hannah Brown. * Hugh b 7, 25, 1725; m 1, 7, 1750/1 Ann Haines; a dau of Joseph of West Nottingham and had a son Job, b 10, 11, 1768; m 11, 4, 1790 Rebecca Wilson, a dau of Benjamin and Lydia Wilson, of East Nottingham, children: Abrahm, Isaac, ! Jacob, Ann, Joseph and Mary.<br clear=all><hr>Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at <a href="http://explorer.msn.com">http://explorer.msn.com</a><br></p>

Source: History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family and particularly of the descendants of George and Michael Harlan, who settled in Chester County, PA., 1687; by Alpheus H. Harlan William Kirk, fuller or clothier, b 2, 4, 1773, Cecil Co MD d 12, 4, 1862. He m 6, 4, 1795 Lydia Job, b 2, 14, 1776; d 3, 10, 1804, Cecil Co.; a dau of David and Mary Job. William m (2) 3, 26, 1807, Elizabeth Haines, b 2, 16, 1783; d 6, 1, 1852, Cecil Co.; a dau of Job and Esther (Kirk) Haines of Nottingham. William Kirk was a well known citizen of Nottingham Twp. and was for many years an Elder with Friends. He resided upon a part of the lands "taken up" by his early ancestors in Cecil Co. Issue: 1. Mary 2. Ann 3. Abner 4. Hannah 5. Jacob 6. Lewis 7. Job 8. Joseph 9. Lydia 10 William A. 11. Reuben 12 Esther 13 Mira 14. Rachel b 3, 2, 1821; m Elwood Brown. She m (2) Jacob Job. 15. Abner 16. emeline<br clear=all><hr>Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at <a href="http://explorer.msn.com">http://explorer.msn.com</a><br></p>

I wish to take this opportunity to wish all a Very Merry , Safe and Joyous Christmas and a Happy New Year. And to say to all the contributors to the JOBE WEB Site Legacy, Thank You for your support….. and to the organizers of the Site, Congratulations, you have done a marvellous job for the Family Tree of JOBE .. …………….. I am slowly getting my family tree up to speed, but not as fast as yours.. I had posted out a newsletter to all cousins who had assisted in my research and collection, got some position relies with new information…… . the downside was from one of the elderly aunts, her reply was…… .” yes, one of my grandsons got married early this year, that’s all what happen in our branch”….she has got 6 grandsons , now which one do I choose ???… ..arr well, it will keep me occupied next year of finding out… Again congratulations to you all, and please take a bow you have earned a rest for a couple of days, as you have done a marvellous job…( excuse the pun…) Best wishes… Warren JOB In a hot summer time, in Australia

Please ignore! Somehow my text size had gotten changed! But if you do need to make the font bigger on a web page - go to view and choose a largest text size! I still don't know how it got changed in the first place though! Ann > If you had trouble reading any of the Rootsweb sites (including the World > Connect files, SSDI, archives, etc) - you sure won't now. They have a much > bigger font there now! > > Ann > >

If you had trouble reading any of the Rootsweb sites (including the World Connect files, SSDI, archives, etc) - you sure won't now. They have a much bigger font there now! Ann

I just updated Jobe Branches. In the last 6 days, there have been 101 new individuals added! Ann Major updates include: 1) Wallace Jobe (s/o William Mack Jobe and Mary E. McDonald) 2) Robert Cecil Minnis, Sr. and Mary Rebecca Brown (d/o Sarah Elizabeth Jobe Brown) 3) More SSDI records were added

These are the names of Job in the Alpheus H. Harlan book...I have a line of Harlan also: Job, Ann David Jacob Letetia Lydia Mary Rachel<br clear=all><hr>Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at <a href="http://explorer.msn.com">http://explorer.msn.com</a><br></p>

This came to me from the Mississippi group and I thought that some of yall might like to try it. Use the second address - I could not get the first address to work. Stan Jobe ----- Original Message ----- From: <Cdnelson44[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2000 2:58 PM Subject: [MSTISHOM-L] England Genealogy Site > > <A HREF="http://www.gendocs.demon.co.uk/england.html">Click here: GenDocs > Genealogy Services - Web Links for England</A> > > http://www.gendocs.demon.co.uk/england.html > > Merry Christmas everyone!! > > > ==== MSTISHOM Mailing List ==== > ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > " DO NOT SEND ATTACHMENTS TO THE MAILING LIST " > >

The Andrew Job Jr page was just updated. http://members.tripod.com/~ajobebrown/researcher-Andrew.html One address was removed (no longer working), one had an e-mail address changed and 4 new ones were added. All with new or updated have been added within the last month. If you want to be added or need something changed - please write me at [email protected] Ann

In the last 4 days, I've added another 166 more individuals plus expanded notes, corrections, etc - so I've done another update! Some of the Major additions, etc. appear in the families listed below!! Remember this file now includes 9 generations from Andrew Job, Jr - using a clean filter! Enjoy!! Corrections/additions, etc - please write me at [email protected] In the last 4 days alone, we have gotton 169 views - now averaging 43 views a day --so we are getting a lot of exposure and I might say, I am receiving MANY responses!!! Ann (Jobe) Brown http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=ajobebrown 1) Lucinda Jobe and Daniel Duckwell Anderson (d/o Thomas Rees Jobe) 2) Job Vincent Sidwell and Susan Robinson (s/o Job Vincent Sidwell Sr. and Rebecca Wilson) 3) Jesse White and Mary Meneffee (s/o Martha Jobe White) 4) Sarah Margaret McKay & Walter Decker Humphrey (d/o Lewis McKay and Rosa Mock) 5) Eliza McKay and Zachariah James Compton (d/o Jeremiah McKay Jr) 6) Richard Watson Jobe and Sarah Jane 'Jennie' Pittis (s/o William Jobe & Ann Isabel Bales) 7) Many SSDI records were added - especially to the 9th generation!!! 8) Jacob Jobe and Mary L. ? (s/o Thomas Jobe and Mary Jane Allison) (my group) 9) Frank B. Anderson and Ida Mae Hotrum (s/o Amanda Messenger) 10) Jonathan Bacon - Deborah Barron (d/o Phoebe Jobe Barron) - expanded notes!

Hi Freida....is there a cemetery listing available ? Are any JOBE Branches folks there ? malinda [email protected] wrote: > New Garden Monthly Meeting House, New photos taken by Barbara Eberly. These > can be found on the Quakermeet website. > > <A HREF="http://genweb.net/CaneCreek/ccpngpa.htm">New Garden MM Grounds</A> > > http://genweb.net/CaneCreek/ccpngpa.htm > > I will be adding these to our Jobe Loved Ones site soon. > > Freida

New Garden Monthly Meeting House, New photos taken by Barbara Eberly. These can be found on the Quakermeet website. <A HREF="http://genweb.net/CaneCreek/ccpngpa.htm">New Garden MM Grounds</A> http://genweb.net/CaneCreek/ccpngpa.htm I will be adding these to our Jobe Loved Ones site soon. Freida

I have just updated my webpage for those of you who are keeping my direct family information. New info is: 1.Complete death date and burial place of Henrietta Jobe, second wife of William Stone Jobe, s/o James Jobe and Margaret Stone. 2. First marriage of James M. Jobe to Kate Welch, s/o Edward James Jobe and Isabelle Fincher and also his burial place. I had to send for his death certificate as I could find no record and after receiving it I can see why, there is no stone for his grave, but he is buried in Woodlawn Cemetery in Jefferson City, MO, in the Jobe family plot there with his second wife Elizabeth 'Lizzie" Meador Jobe. <A HREF="http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=jobe1"> Descendants of Joshua Jobe</A> Freida