Hi, sorry for been so quite , had some more computers probs... saw on tv today a documentary on the your Civil war, and in one of the still photos, there was on a building the name of CLYMO & JOB, publisher or printers, something to that effect, always happen , when you just come into to the room and catch the last few seconds before they continue on... question... does anyone know of this firm and what connection they were to each other..... ...( i am only curiious, as one of my early ancestors ( in Australia) married a Clymo girl... he was from Gwennap Cornwall and she was from St Austell/Camborne Cornwall) ....regards WArren Job in a sunny Australia

Greetings...below is an extraction from a website at ancestry.com that is free until the 21st. I went looking for John Douthit and found Andrew Job instead. I found this page by going to the link for "All Databases" and selecting 'books' , then scrolling down to the Irish sites (at least I think that's what I did. If not exactly that, something similar) When I selcted this book to "search" I inserted "Ross" into the surname/keyword box and then surfed around. Enjoy....malinda Immigration of the Irish Quakers into Pennsylvania....PLACES OF SETTLEMENT http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?DB=IRISHQU&GS=ROSS&SRVR=SEARCH&TI=0&SE=SSE.DLL&QUERY=ROSS&SUBMIT=SEARCH&DATABASEID=3300&TITLE=IRISH+QUAKER+IMMIGRATION+INTO+PENNSYLVANIA&DATABASENAME=IRISHQU&SEARCHENGINE=SSE.DLL&SERVER=SEARCH&TYPE=P&ct=1208 Nottingham page 157 Among the Irish Friends who made their way to the Nottingham settlements, now in Maryland, were: Roger Kirk, son of Alphonsus Kirk, of New Castle County; his kinsman, Roger Kirk, son of Timothy Kirk, of Lurgan, County Armagh; Benjamin Chandlee, originally from County Kildare; and Eli Crockett, from Ballinacree, County Antrim, a settler at Bush River Meeting. UWCHLAN MEETING HOUSE, CHESTER COUNTY, BUILT 1756 Uwchlan Particular Meeting was established in 1712, and the Preparative Meeting two years later. The present meeting-house was built in 1756. page 158 The Friends of Nottingham were residents of Chester County, until about 1765, when the running of the famous Mason and Dixon line brought them within the limits of Cecil County, Maryland. In 1701, a company of friends, prominent among whom were John Churchman, Andrew Job, William and James Brown, and Henry Reynolds, removed from the old settlements in the vicinity of Chester and settled on a tract of some 18,000 acres of land called Nottingham on Octorara Creek. In 1705, they had a meeting settled among them, held at the home of William Brown, until the erection of a meeting-house in 1708-9. This building was replaced by one of brick in 1724. John Churchman notes in his journal that in 1748 the latter was destroyed by fire, and until a new meeting-house could be built the meetings were held in a private house. When rebuilt, a stone addition was made to the original brick-work. The wood-work was again destroyed by fire in 1810. In 1811 the present structure was erected, and although one-half stone, has always been known as the “Brick Meeting.” page 159 Nottingham Meeting constituted a part of Concord Monthly Meeting until in 1715 it was transferred to Newark Monthly Meeting. On the erection of New Garden in 1718 it became a part of that Monthly Meeting, thus continuing until [p.159] 1730, when Nottingham Monthly Meeting, consisting of the meetings of East Nottingham, West Nottingham, and Bush River, was established.

Hi, see you added the 9th Generation to Jobe Legacy, glad to see that. Did you try going thru the standard side to set up? Freida

Jobe Branches was just updated. It has 32 more entries than before plus notes, etc. Some of the major additions include: Branches also has a counter and it has had 61 views in the last week or an average of 9 views a day! 1) Jane 'Jennie' Smith & Isaac Miller (d/o Mary Elizabeth Jobe Smith) 2) William McAtee and Martha Ann Lundy (s/o Sarah Starr McAtee) 3) Obit for Mildred Ursula Squires Blalock (d/o Lucy Jobe Squires) JOBE BRANCHES http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown2

Jobe Legacy was just updated. The most MAJOR and noticeable differnece is that it NOW INCLUDES Generation 9 with a clean filter for all born 1915 or later WITHOUT DEATH DATES!!! Individuals now include 19,244 instead of 15,268. However 1600 of these are now marked as Living with no further information. We also have a counter which has been up for the last week!! In the last week we have had 249 page views or an average of 36 per day!!! Other additions include the following!! Ann 1) Obit for KATHERYN JOBE Price (d/o Zachary Taylor 'Zack' Jobe and Sadie Thomas) 2) Obit for Lewis C. Price - hus band of Katheryn -above 3) Charles Stoddard Jobe & Belle Martin (s/o John Henderson Jobe, Sr) 4) Jeremiah Gibson and Phoebe Jobe (d/o David Job and Abigail French) 5) Obit for Lela (Kendall) Jobe - w/o Hugh David Jobe (s/o Hugh Volney Jobe) 6) Obit for Marjorie (Warren) Jobe -wife of Edward B. Jobe, Sr. (s/o Warry Brent Jobe) 7)Elisha M. Jobe and Hester Jobe (descendants of Elisha Job, s/o Enoch) 8) Ellen Avorine Bird and C. B. Shipman (d/o Millie Scott Bird) 9) Charles Montgomery Woodson & Nancy Emma Jobe (d/o Jacob Jobe & Artilles Tipton) 10) Martin Edward Jobe and Fanny Morrow (s/o Noah Jobe & Lydia Garwood) 11) James M. Jobe (s/o Edward J. Jobe and Isabelle Fincher)

Just FYI....the Thomas and Mary Jobe of "Jobe Branches" designation are the parents of Sarah Jobe who married Wm Douthitt (he evidently spelled it with 2 t's). They in turn are the parents of Jacob Douthit who married Polly Moreland and produced Uriah J Douthit, husband of Sarah M Smith Douthit.....enjoy, malinda Ann (Jobe) Brown wrote: > http://members.tripod.com/~ajobebrown/researcher-NC_Thomas.html > > This page was just updated! > > Know many of you saw Laurie's query go by on Rachel Katharine (Jobe) Starr. > Rachel was d/o Samuel Job Sr. and Rachel Little and gd/o Thomas and Mary Job > of Rowan Co., NC. > > Laurie descends through Sarah Starr who married John McAtee and their son, > William McAtee who married Martha Ann Lundy and granddaughter, Hila Ann > McAtee who married Peter Clinton Lowery. > > Laurie, When you posted a query, it automatically went to the Jobe newslist. > Everyone, Laurie and I have been in contact and she has sent some additional > information on her line which will appear in the next update of Jobe > Branches. > > I also just updated June (Brewer) Welchs listing ont he researcher's page. > Though she, herself, is not a Jobe Descendant, she is a Phipps and Ingle > descendant of North Carolina and therefore her pages and research does > include many of the families of this Thomas Jobe!! > > Ann (Jobe) Brown

http://members.tripod.com/~ajobebrown/researcher-NC_Thomas.html This page was just updated! Know many of you saw Laurie's query go by on Rachel Katharine (Jobe) Starr. Rachel was d/o Samuel Job Sr. and Rachel Little and gd/o Thomas and Mary Job of Rowan Co., NC. Laurie descends through Sarah Starr who married John McAtee and their son, William McAtee who married Martha Ann Lundy and granddaughter, Hila Ann McAtee who married Peter Clinton Lowery. Laurie, When you posted a query, it automatically went to the Jobe newslist. Everyone, Laurie and I have been in contact and she has sent some additional information on her line which will appear in the next update of Jobe Branches. I also just updated June (Brewer) Welchs listing ont he researcher's page. Though she, herself, is not a Jobe Descendant, she is a Phipps and Ingle descendant of North Carolina and therefore her pages and research does include many of the families of this Thomas Jobe!! Ann (Jobe) Brown

Posted on: Jobe Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Jobe/101 Surname: Jobe Starr ------------------------- http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~jobe/gendex/d0000/g0000014.html#105987 Link: The Book of Jobe URL: <http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~jobe/>

Posted on: Jobe Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Jobe/100 Surname: JOBE, STARR ------------------------- Any information on Rachel Catherine Jobe b Jan 15, 1775, ?, d. Feb. 22, 1866 in Richmond, Wayne Co., Indiana. m John (Stoehr) Starr would be greatly appriciated.

Very good, Freida! That reminded me of what cousin level that made us--5th once removed to my husband. Have a great trip! You going to Sedan? Del tells me they got 8 " of snow last night. We got the same, plus added 2-3 today. Set new records for the area, that's for sure. Just not used to seeing this much snow in Oklahoma!! Patti Goodevening all, I want to announce that my complete direct lineage of Joshua Jobe and descendants, 9 Generations can now be found on World Connect. Like Ann I have also used the JOBE spelling to make it easier. <A HREF="http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=jobe1"> Descendants of Joshua Jobe and Margaret MacKay</A> I also want to let all of you know that starting Dec 19th I will be out of town and away from my computer until Jan 5th so if you have any questions please address them to the list. I am sure someone will be able to help you. Merry Christmas to all of you Leon and Freida Wells

Goodevening all, I want to announce that my complete direct lineage of Joshua Jobe and descendants, 9 Generations can now be found on World Connect. Like Ann I have also used the JOBE spelling to make it easier. <A HREF="http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=jobe1"> Descendants of Joshua Jobe and Margaret MacKay</A> My lineage goes like this: 1. Joshua Jobe 2. Enoch Jobe, Sr. 3. Enoch Jobe, Jr. 4. James M Jobe 5. Edward Jobe 6. Sarah Ann Jobe 7. Mary A Myers 8. Mary A Puckett 9. Freida Null I have wanted to do this for a very long time and decided today was the day. This will be the only homepage I will have now, so if you have the site on Tripod bookmarked it will now be deleted. If you want to learn information on any of the other people listed on my new site, please go to <A HREF="http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=ajobebrown ">Jobe Legacy</A>. I also want to let all of you know that starting Dec 19th I will be out of town and away from my computer until Jan 5th so if you have any questions please address them to the list. I am sure someone will be able to help you. Merry Christmas to all of you Leon and Freida Wells

I saw those too. Can anyone identify Eugene or Chester? If so, please let us us know. Thanks! Ann

Search Terms: JOBE (6) Database: Knoxville News-Sentinel (Tennessee) Obituaries, 1994-2000 Combined Matches: 6 Headline: OBITUARIES Publication Date: February 25, 1999 Source: The Knoxville News-Sentinel Page: Subjects: Region: Obituary: JOBE, EUGENE - age 71, passed away Sunday, February 21, 1999 at The Fort Sanders Parkwest Medical Center. He was born January 9, 1928 in Anderson County, Tennessee. He was a member of The Beech Grove Baptist Church. Eugene was a retired Tech Sergeant of The U.S. Airforce. He loved working outside in the yard and spending time with his family. He is preceded in death by his parents, Herman and Ethel Jobe and brother, Carl Jobe. Survivors: wife, Hazel Jobe of Lake City; daughter and son-in-law, Susan and Paul Gunn of Mount Juliet, TN; grandchildren, Elaine Gunn and Aaron Gunn of Mount Juliet, TN; sisters and brothers-in-law, Mary and Howard Enix and Reba and Otus Carroll of Lake City, Doris and Toby Ridenour of Clinton; brother and sister-in-law, Donnie and Nancy Jobe of Merrillville, IN; special friend, Opal Gill of Knoxville. Family received friends 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, February 23, 1999 at Cox-Martin Funeral Home. Funeral service followed at 8:00 p.m. in Cox-Martin Chapel with Rev. Paul T. Gunn officiating. Interment was Wednesday, February 24, 1999 at Oak Ridge Memorial Park. Cox-Martin Funeral Home in charge of all arrangements. - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Headline: OBITUARIES Publication Date: January 09, 2000 Source: The Knoxville News-Sentinel Page: B2 Subjects: Region: Tennessee Obituary: JOBE, CHESTER "CHES" L. - age 90 of Morristown, entered into eternal rest Friday January 7, 2000 in Heritage Nursing Center, Morristown. He was a mechanic exordinare; he began his career at Smith's Service Center located on North Cumberland. He proceeded to Rhodes Oldsmobile. He opened his own business with his brother in law, Ralph Treece, and operated J& T Auto Mechanics and Repair Shop. He later worked with Calvin Sipe until his health declined. Preceded in death by parents, Luther and Eva Jobe; brothers, Robert, S. W.; sisters, Gladys, Ida, Lillian and Maudie Jobe. Member of Rock of Ages Missionary Baptist Church, and Sr. Deacon and trustee. Survivors: wife of 69 years, Almeda Jobe (Meme); children, they helped to raise their nephew, James Griffin Green of Wichita Fall, Texas; a special great niece, Henrietta Thompson; nephews, Harold Lee Johnson of Morristown, Robert Bell of Tampa, Fla.; a very devoted friend, William "Bill" Thompson; special friends, D.V. Eaton, Calvin Sipe, Johnny McCrary and Mrs. Robert Spoon all of Morristown; sisters in law, Geneva Treece and Beatrice Summers, Morristown; brothers in law, Ralph Treece of Atlanta, Ga., Henry C. Treece, Morristown. Family will receive friends Monday January 10, 2000 6-7 p.m. at Rock of Ages Missionary Baptist Church 420 West 13th N. Morristown, Tenn. with funeral services to follow at 7 p.m. The Rev. Dr. L. W. Harris and the Rev. Carl Bragg officiating. Interment in Hamblen Memory Gardens. - ------------------------------ Headline: OBITUARIES Publication Date: June 23, 1999 Source: The Knoxville News-Sentinel Page: Subjects: Region: Obituary: SHUBERT, EDITH LUCILLE KERLEY - age 79, of Lenoir City, passed away Tuesday, June 22, 1999 at The Farragut Health Care Center. She was a member of First Baptist Church in Lenoir City and former member of The Pilot Club of Lenoir City. Retired from The Lenoir City Utilities Board. Preceded in death by her parents, Rev. Doss Columbus and Lou Etta Bolt Kerley; husband, Charles Edward Shubert and sister, Agnes Butcher. Survivors: children and spouses, Lucinda and Jim Jobe of Luxembourg, Tommy and Debbie Shubert of Lenoir City, Ed and Doris Shubert of Lenoir City, Jo Ann Oran of Oak Ridge, Bobby and Rhonda Shubert of Lenoir City and Billy and Debbie Shubert of Seymour, Indiana; several grandchildren and great-grandchildren; brother and sister-in-law, Paul "Booge" and Ursa Kerley of Lenoir City; sister, Aldene Wilburn of Lenoir City; several nieces and nephews. The family will receive friends from 6-8 p.m. Wednesday followed by funeral services at 8:00 p.m. in The Click Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Dick DeMerchant officiating. Family and friends will gather at Click Funeral Home at 10:30 a.m. Thursday and proceed to the Lakeview Cemetery for graveside services at 11:00 a.m. Click Funeral Home, Lenoir City, in charge. - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Headline: OBITUARIES Publication Date: March 02, 1999 Source: The Knoxville News-Sentinel Page: Subjects: Region: Obituary: SURBER, JAMES J. - age 73, of Tazewell, Tenn., passed away Feb. 28, 1999, at Claiborne Co. Hospital. Survivors: sisters, Pauline Jobe and Lora Mae Keck, both of Tazewell, Tenn.; half-brothers, Harry Surber, Wayne Surber, Ralph Surber; half-sisters, Euline Butcher, Pansy Noe, Nettie Noe; three dear friends, Martha Reed, Laura Marion, Josephine Burleson. Funeral service will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at Reece Valley Chapel with Rev. Joe Whitaker officiating. Music by the Liberty Quartet. Burial in the Old Campbell Cemetery, Rose Hill, Va. Pallbearers: Keith Rowland, James Rowland, Dennis Janeway, Bill Surber, Ralph Surber and David Brooks. Visitation 4-8 p.m. Tuesday at Reece Funeral Home and Valley Chapel, 869-3651 or 626-4249. - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --

Mainly for newcomers but always good to repeat occasionally: Thought I would give a word of explanation and some reminders. I've had a couple ask me why some files on World Connect can be downloaded as gedcoms (either fully or partially) and others (such as mind - Jobe Legacy and Jobe Branches) cannot. When a researcher uploads a file to World Connect, they can choose several options. My option is to allow NO downloading of any part of the gedcom DIRECTLY into a file. My reasons: I find too many mistakes are made this way - many, many duplications! Though I accept gedcoms and always give credit for them in the notes, I NEVER merge a gedcom with my own files. I always enter the information individually though it can take a while to type, copy and paste, etc. For example 1) John Job, 2) John Jobe, 3) Jonathan Job, 4) Jonathan Jobe, 5) Jonathan 'John' Jobe 6) Jonathan Allan Jobe and his wife 1) Elizabeth Frances Odle, 2) Elizabeth O'Dell, 3) Elizabeth Odell, 4) Betty Frances O'Dell, 5) Betsey Odle, 6) Elizabeth 'Betty' Odell and so on WOULD CREATE 6 different entries for John and 6 different entries for his wife - and ALL ARE indeed only one person. Other options (especially for those who can't stay on internet for long times with many windows open) 1) Experiment with the Descendancy | Register | Pedigree | Ahnentafel | files that you can create at the bottom of every family group sheet on World Connect. After making a report - copy and paste into word pad and work off-line. (I usually allow 3 generations on these reports which on some of the lines can keep you busy for quite a while) >G< 2) Do the same thing with lengthy notes. 3) Write me personally and ask me to send you rich text a 2-3 generation (depending upon length) of a particular report. You might even get some of the 9th generation that isn't posted at the moment. >G< I am very happy to do this - no problem! Reminders: 1) Please do give my sources CREDIT as listed in the notes on each family!!! Most, like myself, just want to be able to be found and contacted should NEW or additional information is found!!! 2) Please remember my name is not listed as a source on the family group sheets and MUST BE ADDED SEPERATELY - as I do not list myself as a source on my own pages. Most of the time, I find everyone's name but mind own listed and I'm sure this was not done intentionally! >G< 3) If you find your family on Jobe Legacy or Jobe Branches - PLEASE check the researcher's page for these two families and WRITE personally the researchers connected with these lines. If your name is not listed on the researcher's page and you found your family - please write me personally so I can get you added! REMEMBER those on my researcher's page and stay in regular contact with me - usually receive the information on their main lines BEFORE the update is even added! Plus they are carboned and in on the new information from the start. SHARING is what makes genealogy FUN! (Don't find your family here - Check the other 3 Researcher's pages - there are 5 different ones) 4) Find a mistake, know of a correction, can add something - please e-mail me with the information. (If two souses differ - I will make a note saying so, correct or add alternate dates). 5) Find your family on a state page (census, cemetery, etc) and want your name and e-mail address added to this area - write me personally and I'll happy get you added!! 6) STATE PAGES - include all spelling variations (AS FOUND) -including Jobes, and Jobs, and Joab, Jobb, Joeb, etc) JOBE or JOB Mainly for my own convenience and to locate people very very quickly - on the family group sheets - I use ONLY THE JOBE spelling! This way I only have to search ONE INDEX and FTM, the program I use, lets me know if I'm entering someone that I already have listed or that might be the same person!! HOWEVER, please note that ALL notes, ALL CENSUS records, ALL STATE pages, etc - USE the spelling as FOUND! Plus most of us know that BEFORE 1800-1840 - we will find very few who used the Jobe spelling - though TODAY it is the most common especially for Andrew Job, Sr.'s descendants. BEEN EXPERIMENTING! As most have noticed the last 3-4 updates for Jobe Legacy and Jobe Branches has had families added which have had MAJOR UPDATES since the last update. I know they are broad - but does alert any who descend from these lines or researching or interesting in these lines - that MANY changes have been made on these families. I really haven't gotten any feedback on this so not sure how this has been working. Know I still miss some - but always trying to make things better and easier. When you add 200 Plus individuals every 7-12 days, it is hard to keep track of everything! Plus researcher's pages have updated betides names added within the last month of date on top and new besides those within the last 5-6 weeks. These researcher's pages are good CLUES as to where new information has been added!!! Hope this answers a few questions that I have received! Remember if you comment on any of this - please delete this letter as is a bit long - or at least unnecessary parts. Thank you all and hope everyone is having a Merry Christmas!!! P.S. - Don't forget while you're visiting those older cousins, aunts, uncles, grandparents, etc - take a tape recorder or notepad along!! Ann (Jobe) Brown [email protected] MY OWN LINE -(d/o Earl Frederick Jobe, gd/ Jesse William Jobe and Minnie Leamer Mears, gt gd/o Caleb Jobe and Martha Emily Brewer, 2nd gt gd/o Jesse Job(e) and Susan Ann McIntire, 3rd gt gd/o Eli B. Job and Prudence ?, 4th gt gd/o Isaac Job and ?, 5th gt gd/o Samuel Job and Dorcas MacKay/McKay, 6th gt gd/o Caleb Job and Barbary ?, 7th gt gd/o Andrew Job, Jr. and Elizabeth Vernon, 8th gt gd/o Andrew Job, Sr.) My own Jobe direct line of migration (going backward) 1) 1930's moved to Parker Co., Texas 2) 1920 Wilbarger Co., Texas and Foard Co., Texas 3) 1900 Foard Co., Texas 4) 1880 Collin Co., Texas 5) 1850 - 1870 Oregon Co., MO 6) 1840 Ripley Co., MO 7) 1830's - Lawrence, Randolph, Izards Cos., Arkansas 8) 1830 Wayne Co., MO 9) 1810 East Concordia Parish, Louisiana 10) Early 1800's White, Jackson, Smith Cos., TN 11) 1799-1800 - Knox Co.,TN and Christian, Monroe Cos., KY 12) 1780's - 1790's - Jefferson, Greene Co.,Sullivan, Washington Co., TN (Caswell Co., NC) 13) 1740's - 1770-s -Augusta, Shenandoah Co., VA 14) before this - Chester, Delaware Co., PA - Cecil Co., MD These Links never change - so you can bookmark them: Jobe Links http://members.tripod.com/~ajobebrown/Jobe.html JOBE LEGACY http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown JOBE BRANCHES http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown2 TX Ancestors http://members.tripod.com/~ajobebrown/txpioneers.html Personal Page http://members.tripod.com/~ajobebrown/coraann.html

I just updated: 1877-1899 Colorado records State of Washington - Marriages and Burials Remember that every page that has an update next to it was updated within 1 month of the date on top of page. If it says new - it is usually within 6 weeks of date posted! Some sites also have their own dates!!! All state links can be found under specific state at Jobe Links http://members.tripod.com/~ajobebrown/Jobe.html If you know of a site for this page that is now linked, please write me personally at [email protected] and I'll take a look at it. Thanks to all. Ann

The researcher's page for Thomas of NC was just updated. Remember if you find your family in Jobe Branches - you should be listed as a researcher on this page. Please advise me of any corrections, updates or especially of any links that don't work so I can correct, e-mail the researcher or remove! Thanks! Want to be added e-mail me at [email protected] http://members.tripod.com/~ajobebrown/researcher-NC_Thomas.html Ann (Jobe) Brown

The researcher's page for Andrew Job Jr was just updated and saved >G<. Please do check your entry periodically and let me know of any changes! Not there and a descendant and want to be added - please e-mail me at [email protected] If you find your family in Jobe Legacy - you should be listed aa a researcher on this page!!! http://members.tripod.com/~ajobebrown/researcher-Andrew.html Ann (Jobe) Brown

thanks, Frieda, for passing on the info. I'll have some time to spend gathering records if there's anything in particular someone is looking for. Lorelei ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, December 08, 2000 8:30 AM Subject: [JOBE] Ancestry.com > Dear Group, > > "To celebrate the holidays, Ancestry.com is offering FREE access to all > data and census images from December 7, 2000 to December 21, 2000." > > > Freida _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

Dear Group, "To celebrate the holidays, Ancestry.com is offering FREE access to all data and census images from December 7, 2000 to December 21, 2000." Freida

Goodevening I have added two photos to: <A HREF="http://www.zing.com/album/?id=4293942303">Jobe Photo Gallery</A> http://www.zing.com/album/?id=4293942303 1. Is of Iantha Copple Sanborn and her husband Irven. Iantha was daughter of William D and Belle Hevlin Copple, and granddaughter to Sarah Jobe Copple my gr-grandmother. 2. This is I am sure if of the James or Joseph Jobe family of Putnam or Sullivan Co MO, as the photo was taken in Unionville. When this was sent to me I failed to add the name so thoses of you who are from that line, please take a look it is #114 the last one and let me know who this is so I can add the name please. Thanks Freida