I was reading the responses to my inquiry and realized I had forgotten where I had been. I traveled through St. Joseph, MO TO Maryville, Nodaway, MO to look for some Gingrich graves. In another part of the cemetery, I found the grave of William Lewis Job (1892-1975) and Katie E. Sallee (1898-1985). Adjacent to that stone is Jessie M. Sallee (1878-1921). I took a photo of the title gate of the cemetery, but can't find IT right now. It is the cemetery on the SE side of Maryvill, across the street to the north from the Catholic cemetery. Sorry for the confusion. Cordially, Floyd E. Gingrich On Sun, 3 Dec 2000 09:23:41 -0500 "Ann \(Jobe\) Brown" <[email protected]> writes: > For some reason I can't find this Samuel in my records right now! I > remember him clearly! If you have that obit handy or can find it > again - > please resend to me! I probably have him entered someway besides > Samuel E. > On my way to church at the moment - but will check later on. > Frustrating > that I can't find him. > > I probably don't have him entered because he is the 9th generation > and is in > my paper files. However, he should be since he is no longer living. > > Off hand though I believe the Sameul E. Jobe you're thinking about > does > descend from William G. Jobe and Clara E. Bishop. William G. Jobe is > the s/o > Lewis whose grave was found. > > Ann > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Patti Jobe" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Sunday, December 03, 2000 8:54 AM > Subject: Re: [JOBE] Lewis Job, St. Joseph, MO > > > > How is this William Jobe (if at all) related to the Samuel E. > Jobe, who > > lived in Nodaway Co., MO? (had the son, can't think of the name > right now) > > who died fairly recently in Jeff City MO) > > Patti > > > > > > > > > Floyd, > > > You'll find this family in Jobe Branches!! He is s/o Thomas Jobe > and his > > 1st > > > wife, Mary Gibson and gs/o Samuel Jobe, Jr.and Rachel Call. > > > > > > I knew Louis Jobe died in Missouri on Dec 16, 1897 but didn't > know where > > and > > > that he was married to Nancy Wright and had a daughter Mary E. > Jobe > > married > > > to James B. Lennox. > > > > > > This Lewis Jobe also had a brother, William Jobe who married > Clara > Bishop > > > and lived in Nodaway Co., Missouri. > > > > > > Do you know the name of this cemetery? > > > Ann > > > > > > From: "Floyd E Gingrich" <[email protected]> > > > To: <[email protected]> > > > Sent: Saturday, December 02, 2000 10:25 PM > > > Subject: [JOBE] Lewis Job, St. Joseph, MO > > > > > > > > > > I found a single tombstone in St. Joseph, MO, with three > inscriptions: > > > > > > > > Lewis Job / died/DEC 16, 1897 / Aged 64 Y 5 M / 24D > > > > Nancy Job / born / Apr 3, 1835 / Died / Dec 16,1907 > > > > Mary E. Lennox / Died June/ 22, 1883 / AGED / 24Y 8M / 27D > > > > > > > > Can anyone help identify these folks? Our Job roots go to > Lewis > County, > > > > Macon and Clarence, Missouri. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Cordially, Floyd E. Gingrich Phone: 816.833.3352 e-mail: [email protected] Researching: ARBUCKLE, BRALEY, COLEMAN, DARBY,DOVER,VAN CLEVE, FOGARTY,FOSTER,GINGRICH, GINGERICH, JOB(E), SCOTT, KASTER, KINGERY, KNYVETT KOHLMAN, LUKENBILL, MOYLAN, PERKS, RIDINGS, SMOOT, SEARS, STACK, STRAIGHT,THOMAS, WHITTEN.
Goodevening all, The Jobe Photo Gallery and Jobe Loved Ones webpages have a "new look". Now when you bring up a photo it will have a frame around it. A nice addition that Zing has made available to us. Hope you like the new look, I sure do! Freida
Can anyone tell me anything more about this Bart Jobe and Minnie Sheach to help me identify this family? Ann > > Independence Daily Reporter, 3 Jan 1967, Page 2 > > CANEY MAN DIES IN VA HOSPITAL > > CANEY--Funeral services for John Jobe, who died at 5:55 a.m. today in the > Wichita VA Hospital, will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the chapel of Graves > Memorial Chapel. The Rev. Ray Hollis will officiate and interment will > take place in Sunnyside Cemetery.Jobe was the son of Bart and Minnie (Sheach) > Jobe. Survivors include a son > and a sister. >
Answered THAT question--ha! Funny how they ended up in the same little part of Missouri, tho, huh....... Thanks, Ann! Patti > Patti, > I was looking for a Samuel E. Jobe who died rather recently. Just realized > it was his son - so found it. The one that you're referring to is Harold > Jobe who died Oct 9, 1999 Jefferson City, Cold co., MO - s/o Samuel Edgar > Jobe and Eliza Christina Byergo and gs/o Augustus Washington Jobe and > Elizabeth V. Phelps and gt gs/o Iraby Stone Jobe and Mary Chilton and gt gt > gs/o Caleb Jobe and Sallie Pryor. > > So to answer your question - the Lewis Jobe/ Nancy Wright descend from the > Thomas Job of North Carolina -Jobe Branches. And Harold who died fairly > recently in Jefferson City, MO is descended from Andrew Job Jr - through > Caleb Job and Barbary ? (Jobe Legacy). > > So Harold is a descendant of Andrew Job Jr and Lewis Jobe who married Nancy > Wright is NOT a descendant of Andrew Job, JUNIOR. > > Ann > > > How is this William Jobe (if at all) related to the Samuel E. Jobe, who > > lived in Nodaway Co., MO? (had the son, can't think of the name right now) > > who died fairly recently in Jeff City MO) > > Patti > > > > >
Patti, I was looking for a Samuel E. Jobe who died rather recently. Just realized it was his son - so found it. The one that you're referring to is Harold Jobe who died Oct 9, 1999 Jefferson City, Cold co., MO - s/o Samuel Edgar Jobe and Eliza Christina Byergo and gs/o Augustus Washington Jobe and Elizabeth V. Phelps and gt gs/o Iraby Stone Jobe and Mary Chilton and gt gt gs/o Caleb Jobe and Sallie Pryor. So to answer your question - the Lewis Jobe/ Nancy Wright descend from the Thomas Job of North Carolina -Jobe Branches. And Harold who died fairly recently in Jefferson City, MO is descended from Andrew Job Jr - through Caleb Job and Barbary ? (Jobe Legacy). So Harold is a descendant of Andrew Job Jr and Lewis Jobe who married Nancy Wright is NOT a descendant of Andrew Job, JUNIOR. Ann > How is this William Jobe (if at all) related to the Samuel E. Jobe, who > lived in Nodaway Co., MO? (had the son, can't think of the name right now) > who died fairly recently in Jeff City MO) > Patti > >
Do any of the descendants of Jacob and Rachel have a copy of the original marriage record they could scan and send me please? Thanks Freida Wells
Do any of the descendants of Abraham and Sarah or Abraham and Elizabeth have a copy of the original marriage record they could send me please? Thanks Freida Wells ABRAHAM JOBE & Sarah Gatchell/Elizabeth McKay
Floyd, If you can find the photo of the gate and have one of the stones, please send to me and I will post to the Jobe Loved Ones website. Freida Wells
Posted on: Jobe Obituaries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/JobeObits/179 Surname: JOBE HALLWORTH SHEACH GREGGOR HOLLIS ------------------------- Independence Daily Reporter, 3 Jan 1967, Page 2 CANEY MAN DIES IN VA HOSPITAL CANEY--Funeral services for John Jobe, who died at 5:55 a.m. today in the Wichita VA Hospital, will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the chapel of Graves Memorial Chapel. The Rev. Ray Hollis will officiate and interment will take place in Sunnyside Cemetery.Jobe was the son of Bart and Minnie (Sheach) Jobe. Survivors include a son and a sister. ------ Independence Daily Reporter, 4 Jan 1967, Page 2 JOBE FUNERAL TO BE ON SATURDAY CANEY--Funeral services for John E. Jobe, 64, of Caney will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Graves Memorial Chapel with Rev. Ray Hollis, pastor of the Assembly of God, officiating. Burial will be in Sunnyside Cemetery. Mr. Jobe died Tuesday at 5:55 a.m. in the Veterans Hospital in Wichita. He was born May 2, 1902, at Pawnee, Okla. He was a farmer and a veteran of World War II. He married Ida Hallworth at Pawnee on July 22, 1927. She survives at the home. Also surviving is a son, John Leslie, address unknown, and a sister, Mrs. Joseph Greggor, Paweee, Okla. Link: Jobe Legacy URL: <http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=ajobebrown>
For some reason I can't find this Samuel in my records right now! I remember him clearly! If you have that obit handy or can find it again - please resend to me! I probably have him entered someway besides Samuel E. On my way to church at the moment - but will check later on. Frustrating that I can't find him. I probably don't have him entered because he is the 9th generation and is in my paper files. However, he should be since he is no longer living. Off hand though I believe the Sameul E. Jobe you're thinking about does descend from William G. Jobe and Clara E. Bishop. William G. Jobe is the s/o Lewis whose grave was found. Ann ----- Original Message ----- From: "Patti Jobe" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, December 03, 2000 8:54 AM Subject: Re: [JOBE] Lewis Job, St. Joseph, MO > How is this William Jobe (if at all) related to the Samuel E. Jobe, who > lived in Nodaway Co., MO? (had the son, can't think of the name right now) > who died fairly recently in Jeff City MO) > Patti > > > > > Floyd, > > You'll find this family in Jobe Branches!! He is s/o Thomas Jobe and his > 1st > > wife, Mary Gibson and gs/o Samuel Jobe, Jr.and Rachel Call. > > > > I knew Louis Jobe died in Missouri on Dec 16, 1897 but didn't know where > and > > that he was married to Nancy Wright and had a daughter Mary E. Jobe > married > > to James B. Lennox. > > > > This Lewis Jobe also had a brother, William Jobe who married Clara Bishop > > and lived in Nodaway Co., Missouri. > > > > Do you know the name of this cemetery? > > Ann > > > > From: "Floyd E Gingrich" <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Saturday, December 02, 2000 10:25 PM > > Subject: [JOBE] Lewis Job, St. Joseph, MO > > > > > > > I found a single tombstone in St. Joseph, MO, with three inscriptions: > > > > > > Lewis Job / died/DEC 16, 1897 / Aged 64 Y 5 M / 24D > > > Nancy Job / born / Apr 3, 1835 / Died / Dec 16,1907 > > > Mary E. Lennox / Died June/ 22, 1883 / AGED / 24Y 8M / 27D > > > > > > Can anyone help identify these folks? Our Job roots go to Lewis County, > > > Macon and Clarence, Missouri. > > > > > > > > >
Charlotte, Looks like you have found something that I didn't hav eor know - but can place the family! Very important discovery!! Please send anything you can on this. If you can scan these to me at [email protected] - please do! I had no idea where this Henry or John Jobe went to - but this has to be them. They had a sister named Maria that I know for sure and an unknown daughter who is probably Elizabeth. The only one I had information on of these children is the William Jobe who remained in Martinsburg, Berkley County, Virginia and married Ann Isabel Bales. I had lost track of ALL of his siblings and looks like you have found them. THANKS so much!! Now they are all children of Henry Jobe Sr.born November 06, 1789 banks of the Susquehanna River, Pennsylvania and died in Martinsburg, Berkley Co., Virginia (buried Brucetown Brick Church Cemetery, Frederick Co, VA) - though I don't have the date. He married Elizabeth Miller May 14, 1807 in Martinsburg, Berkley Co, Virginia (present-day West Virginia). Henry Jobe Sr. was the s/o Andrew Jobe and Abigail Miller who married Jan 31, 1786 Berkley Co., Virginia and gs/o Archibald Job and Margaret Rees and gt. gs/o Thomas Vernon Job and Elizabeth Maxwell. See Jobe Legacy and Book of Jobe. However, you will see we have nothing on where the children, Henry, John, Elizabeth and Maria went - only the parents and the son William Jobe who remained in Berkley Co., West Virginia. Now we know where to look for them and hopefully may fill in some of these miscellaneous charts that I have! If anyone knows anything about these Jobe people which Charlotte mentions below - please post to the list or write me as ASAP. Ann [email protected] P:.S. -I was going to change the subject line as this is totally different - but then realized that in the archives - the threads wouldn't match and wanted others to know who this family really is and to know to contact me. ----- Original Message ----- From: "* Charlotte" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, December 03, 2000 3:16 AM Subject: Re: [JOBE] Lewis Job, St. Joseph, MO > I've found a Henry Jobe in Jackson County MO...these are land records...but I've not looked them over yet...there is a McCay there was well, there appears to be several of them that have had several land transactions in Jackson County MO about 1848/1850... > > Henry Jobe apparently dies about 1849...in a power of attorney dated in 1849...there is an Elizabeth Jobe and Maria Jobe of Berkley County and William Jobe of Frederick County, State of VA, who appoint John Jobe of Jefferson County, OH as their attorney to handle the estate of of Henry Job dec'd late of Kansas Jackson County MO, including interests in St. Louis and counties of Jackson, Vanbursen in MO...attorney has power to sell and transfer stocks, land title, interests in and to all houses lots of land etc.. > > Charlotte > >
How is this William Jobe (if at all) related to the Samuel E. Jobe, who lived in Nodaway Co., MO? (had the son, can't think of the name right now) who died fairly recently in Jeff City MO) Patti > Floyd, > You'll find this family in Jobe Branches!! He is s/o Thomas Jobe and his 1st > wife, Mary Gibson and gs/o Samuel Jobe, Jr.and Rachel Call. > > I knew Louis Jobe died in Missouri on Dec 16, 1897 but didn't know where and > that he was married to Nancy Wright and had a daughter Mary E. Jobe married > to James B. Lennox. > > This Lewis Jobe also had a brother, William Jobe who married Clara Bishop > and lived in Nodaway Co., Missouri. > > Do you know the name of this cemetery? > Ann > > From: "Floyd E Gingrich" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Saturday, December 02, 2000 10:25 PM > Subject: [JOBE] Lewis Job, St. Joseph, MO > > > > I found a single tombstone in St. Joseph, MO, with three inscriptions: > > > > Lewis Job / died/DEC 16, 1897 / Aged 64 Y 5 M / 24D > > Nancy Job / born / Apr 3, 1835 / Died / Dec 16,1907 > > Mary E. Lennox / Died June/ 22, 1883 / AGED / 24Y 8M / 27D > > > > Can anyone help identify these folks? Our Job roots go to Lewis County, > > Macon and Clarence, Missouri. > > > >
Floyd, You'll find this family in Jobe Branches!! He is s/o Thomas Jobe and his 1st wife, Mary Gibson and gs/o Samuel Jobe, Jr.and Rachel Call. I knew Louis Jobe died in Missouri on Dec 16, 1897 but didn't know where and that he was married to Nancy Wright and had a daughter Mary E. Jobe married to James B. Lennox. This Lewis Jobe also had a brother, William Jobe who married Clara Bishop and lived in Nodaway Co., Missouri. Do you know the name of this cemetery? Ann From: "Floyd E Gingrich" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, December 02, 2000 10:25 PM Subject: [JOBE] Lewis Job, St. Joseph, MO > I found a single tombstone in St. Joseph, MO, with three inscriptions: > > Lewis Job / died/DEC 16, 1897 / Aged 64 Y 5 M / 24D > Nancy Job / born / Apr 3, 1835 / Died / Dec 16,1907 > Mary E. Lennox / Died June/ 22, 1883 / AGED / 24Y 8M / 27D > > Can anyone help identify these folks? Our Job roots go to Lewis County, > Macon and Clarence, Missouri. >
I've found a Henry Jobe in Jackson County MO...these are land records...but I've not looked them over yet...there is a McCay there was well, there appears to be several of them that have had several land transactions in Jackson County MO about 1848/1850... Henry Jobe apparently dies about 1849...in a power of attorney dated in 1849...there is an Elizabeth Jobe and Maria Jobe of Berkley County and William Jobe of Frederick County, State of VA, who appoint John Jobe of Jefferson County, OH as their attorney to handle the estate of of Henry Job dec'd late of Kansas Jackson County MO, including interests in St. Louis and counties of Jackson, Vanbursen in MO...attorney has power to sell and transfer stocks, land title, interests in and to all houses lots of land etc.. Charlotte ----- Original Message ----- From: Floyd E Gingrich Sent: Saturday, December 02, 2000 7:22 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [JOBE] Lewis Job, St. Joseph, MO I found a single tombstone in St. Joseph, MO, with three inscriptions: Lewis Job / died/DEC 16, 1897 / Aged 64 Y 5 M / 24D Nancy Job / born / Apr 3, 1835 / Died / Dec 16,1907 Mary E. Lennox / Died June/ 22, 1883 / AGED / 24Y 8M / 27D Can anyone help identify these folks? Our Job roots go to Lewis County, Macon and Clarence, Missouri. Cordially, Floyd E. Gingrich Phone: 816.833.3352 e-mail: [email protected] Researching: ARBUCKLE, BRALEY, COLEMAN, DARBY,DOVER,VAN CLEVE, FOGARTY,FOSTER,GINGRICH, GINGERICH, JOB(E), SCOTT, KASTER, KINGERY, KNYVETT KOHLMAN, LUKENBILL, MOYLAN, PERKS, RIDINGS, SMOOT, SEARS, STACK, STRAIGHT,THOMAS, WHITTEN.<br clear=all><hr>Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : <a href="http://explorer.msn.com">http://explorer.msn.com</a><br></p>
I found a single tombstone in St. Joseph, MO, with three inscriptions: Lewis Job / died/DEC 16, 1897 / Aged 64 Y 5 M / 24D Nancy Job / born / Apr 3, 1835 / Died / Dec 16,1907 Mary E. Lennox / Died June/ 22, 1883 / AGED / 24Y 8M / 27D Can anyone help identify these folks? Our Job roots go to Lewis County, Macon and Clarence, Missouri. Cordially, Floyd E. Gingrich Phone: 816.833.3352 e-mail: [email protected] Researching: ARBUCKLE, BRALEY, COLEMAN, DARBY,DOVER,VAN CLEVE, FOGARTY,FOSTER,GINGRICH, GINGERICH, JOB(E), SCOTT, KASTER, KINGERY, KNYVETT KOHLMAN, LUKENBILL, MOYLAN, PERKS, RIDINGS, SMOOT, SEARS, STACK, STRAIGHT,THOMAS, WHITTEN.
Hi gang, I see you guys are still in limbo on whos President and whos not.... it is one of our top 10 news item each day.. i have attached below, a interesting item off from My Cornish site, re question ask of Quaker, thought it may be of some benefit to you guys..... regards Warren Job in Australia > Dear John and Sue, > > You may find this article of interest. I have also made a note of the > details of your ancestor and will see what I can find when I go into the > Cornish Records Office in January. > > Regards > > George and Sandra P. > > This was in the Ancestry Daily Newsletter. I thought this might be of > general interest to the list. > > KIP'S TIPS, by Kip Sperry > "Quaker Records for Genealogists" > ============================================================ > Founded in England in 1652 by George Fox, the Religious Society of > Friends (Quakers) did not (and do not) believe in organized religion > as was practiced in the Church of England and other churches. Quakers > believed that individuals could worship God directly and that members > had an "inner light" (an inner capacity to understand God); they > rejected a formal clergy or creed. > > Known for their plainness in dress, large numbers of Quakers followed > William Penn and settled in Pennsylvania. Many Quakers also settled > in Rhode Island and other New England states, but also in New Jersey, > North and South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, New York (especially > New York City and Long Island), Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, Ohio, > Indiana, Illinois, and elsewhere. Many Quakers also immigrated to the > Philadelphia area beginning in the 1660s to the 1680s and formed the > Philadelphia Yearly Meeting. They separated into the Orthodox and > Hicksite (followers of Elias Hicks) branches beginning in > Philadelphia in 1828. > > QUAKER RECORD GROUPS > > Quakers kept some of the best church records of any church in England > or America. Of particular interest to genealogists are the records of > monthly meetings (MM), at which births, marriages, and deaths were > recorded. Also important are minutes, marriage intentions, letters of > transfer, and actions regarding church members. (It is interesting to > note for genealogists that marriage certificates were often signed by > all persons present at the marriage ceremony.) One should remember > that many Quakers refused to serve in the military, so it is less > likely to find military service or pension records for them. But > Quakers did keep records of transfers and removals of individuals > from one meeting to another. Quarterly and yearly minutes of meetings > were also kept, but they are not as valuable genealogically as the > monthly meetings. > > PRINTED SOURCES > > The most valuable printed source for researchers--and the first place > to begin research--is William Wade Hinshaw's "Encyclopedia of > American Quaker Genealogy" (Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore). > Hinshaw's reference is arranged by monthly meeting, and the work is > separately indexed. The volumes and index may be found in many large > libraries. Descriptions of Quaker meetings are included, and there > are several supplements to this multi-volume work. > > Another valuable source, compiled by employees at Haverford College > Library in Haverford, Pennsylvania, is "Quaker Necrology" (G.K. Hall, > Boston). This two-volume work is an index to approximately 59,000 > death notice entries taken from four major Quaker periodicals from > the necrology card index of the Quaker collection at Haverford > College Library. Many Quakers who died in America between 1828 and > 1960 are recorded in this card file. > > REPOSITORIES > > The two major repositories of Quaker records in America are: > > Friends Historical Library > Swarthmore College > Swarthmore, PA 19081 > > Haverford College Library > Haverford, PA 19041-1392 > > The major repository for New England Quaker records is the Rhode > Island Historical Society in Providence. Records may also be found at > Quaker colleges in North Carolina, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, and > elsewhere. Especially valuable are Quaker records housed at Earlham > College in Richmond, Indiana (http://www.earlham.edu). > > Many Quaker records have been microfilmed by the Genealogical Society > of Utah and are available at the Family History Library in Salt Lake > City. See the Family History Library Catalog (FHLC) at > http://www.familysearch.org for details. An example of filmed records > is "Goshen Monthly Meetings, Pennsylvania, 1722-1938," which contains > births, marriages, deaths, minutes of meetings, memberships, > certificates, and miscellaneous records. Original Quaker church > records are generally not indexed. See your locality of interest > under the heading "Church Records," as well as author entries under > "Society of Friends" and "Quaker." > > SELECTED INTERNET SITES > > Cyndi's List: Quaker Sites > http://www.cyndislist.com/quaker.htm > > Quaker Ancestors > http://www.crosswinds.net/~autumnskye/quaker.html > > The Quaker Corner > http://www.rootsweb.com/~quakers > > Quaker History Archives > http://harrisroxas.com/qha > > Quaker Resources on the Web > http://www.themestream.com/articles/191727.html > > The Religious Society of Friends > http://www.quaker.org > > Research Resources for Quaker Genealogy > http://www.rootsweb.com/~quakers/resource.htm > > SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY > > Berry, Ellen Thomas and David A. Berry. "Our Quaker Ancestors: > Finding Them in Quaker Records." Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing > Co., 1987. > > Cope, Gilbert. "Cope Manuscript Collection." Microfilm (Family > History Library). > > Heiss, Willard and Thomas D. Hamm. "Quaker Genealogies: A Selected > List of Books." Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, > 1985. > > McVetty, Suzanne. "Records of the Society of Friends (Quakers), New > York Yearly Meeting." 'NYG&B Newsletter' 8 (Fall 1997): 27-31. > > Milligan, Edward H. and Malcolm J. Thomas. "My Ancestors Were > Quakers: How Can I Find More About Them?" London: Society of > Genealogists, 1983. > > Myers, Albert Cook. "Quaker Arrivals at Philadelphia, 1682-1750." > 1902. Reprint. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1978. > > Remington, Gordon L. "Quaker Preparation for the 1752 Calendar > Change." 'National Genealogical Society Quarterly' 87 (June 1999): > 146-50. > > Remington, Gordon L. "Quaker Records for Genealogists." 1994 National > Genealogical Society Conference in the States, Houston, Texas, pp. > 497-500. > > Stattler, Richard D., comp. "Guide to the Records of the Religious > Society of Friends (Quakers) in New England." Providence: Rhode > Island Historical Society, 1997. > > Thomas, Allen C. and Richard H. Thomas. "A History of the Society of > Friends in America." Philadelphia: Winston & Co., 1895. > > Wilds, Mary. "Finding Quaker Ancestors." 'Ancestry' > (November/December 1995): 29-31. > > Worrall, Arthur J. "Quakers in the Colonial Northeast." Hanover, > N.H.: University Press of New England, 1980. > ____________________________________________________________________ > > Kip Sperry, CG, AG, FASG, FNGS, FUGA, is an associate professor of > family history at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. He is the > author of "Abbreviations & Acronyms for the Family Historian" > (today's Product Special at: > http://shops.ancestry.com/product.asp?productid=1957), "Reading Early > American Handwriting," "Genealogical Research in Ohio," and other > works. > > Kip's Tips is a bi-weekly column at Ancestry.com > (http://www.ancestry.com/library/view/columns/tips/tips.asp). Look > for it in the Today @ Ancestry section of the "Ancestry Daily News" > every other Tuesday. The Kip's Tips archive is at: > http://www.ancestry.com/library/view/columns/tips/d_p_1_archive.asp > > ============================================================ > FAST FACT: QUAKER DATABASES AVAILABLE TO ANCESTRY.COM MEMBERS > ============================================================ > The following databases are available to Ancestry.com Premium > Subscribers. For more information on subscribing to Ancestry.com, go > to http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/main.htm. > ___________________________________________________________________ > > Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 1 > http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/3215.htm > > Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 2 > http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/3216.htm > > Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 3 (New York) > http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/3180.htm > > Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 4 > http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/3219.htm > > Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 5 > http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/3222.htm > > Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 6 > http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/3226.htm > > Chappaqua, Westchester County, New York Quaker Records > http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/4968.htm > > Dutchess County, New York Quaker Records > http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/4702.htm > > Illinois Quaker Records > http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/4752.htm > > Irish Quaker Immigration into Pennsylvania > http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/3300.htm > > Missouri Quaker Records > http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/4998.htm > > Nottingham, Cecil County, Maryland Quaker Records > http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/5025.htm > > Pennsylvania Irish Quaker Immigrants, 1682-1750 > http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/4587.htm > > Philadelphia Quaker Arrivals, 1682-1750 > http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/4444.htm > > Quaker Invasion of Massachusetts > http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/3200.htm > > Virginia Early Quaker Records > http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/1035.htm > ___________________________________________________________________ > > This list of Quaker databases is also posted in the library at: > http://www.ancestry.com/library/view/columns/tips/2966.asp > > ______________________________ > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "John & Sue Boyland" <[email protected]> > To: "George Pritchard" <[email protected]> > Sent: Saturday, December 02, 2000 6:19 AM > Subject: Re: interesting Quaker Records > > > Hello George > > > > I wonder if you might have any ideas on how I can find out more about my > > ancestor, Rachel Bawden. > > Her christening was recorded as a Quaker private baptism. Although the > date > > is given as the 17 October 1749 the entry was made after the 28 February > > 1749/50 - "Oct 17 Rachel d of William & Mary Bowden quaker priv. bap." > > > > This is the only reference I have on anyone in this family being a Quaker, > > and I have been told that it is unusual in that Quakers didn't believe in > > baptism anyway. I also have a photo of Rachel's daughter Ipsa Michell, > who > > was born in 1795. The photo was taken when Ipsa was an old lady in South > > Australia, and I have also been told her clothing makes her 'look like a > > Quaker'. > > > > If you have any ideas on how I might find out more about Rachel, I'd be > most > > grateful if you could let me know please. I'm adding a Family Group Sheet > > below so that you can see what I already know. > > > > Regards from Sue Boyland > > Western Australia > > > > > > > > Family Group Report - 2 Dec 2000 > > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > Husband: William BOWDEN ®249 > > -------------------------------------------------- > > -------------------------------------------------- > > Marriage: 22 May 1738 ®249 Place: Lanlivery Rural, Cornwall ®249 > > -------------------------------------------------- > > Wife: Mary CULLUM ®249 > > -------------------------------------------------- > > Christen: 26 Sep 1714 ®249 Place: Tywardreath, Cornwall ®249 > > Father: William CULLUM ®13 (c.1684-) > > Mother: Susanna TIPPIT ®13 (c.1684-) > > -------------------------------------------------- > > Children... > > -------------------------------------------------- > > 1. F Child: Rachel BAWDEN > > Birth: About 1749 > > Christen: 17 Oct 1749 ®249 Place: Lanlivery, Cornwall ®249 > > Burial: 6 Jan 1812 ®14 Place: St Ewe, Cornwall ®14 > > Spouse: Benjamin MICHELL > > Marriage: 12 Aug 1785 Place: Lostwithiel, Cornwall > > -------------------------------------------------- > > 2. M Child: James BOWDEN > > Christen: 13 Oct 1751 Place: Lanlivery Rural, Cornwall ®13 > > > > Husband's Notes... > > -------------------------------------------------- > > Notes: > > Parish Register of Lanlivery Rural - > > "1738 May 22 William Boaden & Mary Cullum mar" > > Married by Banns ®249 > > > > > > Wife's Notes... > > -------------------------------------------------- > > Notes: > > Tywardreath Parish Register - > > "Mary ye Daughter of Willm and Susanna Cullum baptised Sep 26" > > > > > > Last Modified: 25 Jan 2000 > > > > Reference Note 13 > > IGI - International Genealogical Index > > > > Reference Note 14 > > Burial Records > > > > Reference Note 249 > > Parish Register > > > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "George Pritchard" <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Saturday, 2 December 2000 1:23 > > Subject: interesting Quaker Records > > > > > > > > > > > > > > If any one has any questions ten please get in touch and I will try to > > help. > > > > > > George P husband of Sandra. > > > > > > ______________________________ > > > >
......one of my friends said,,, she remembers hearing and seeing where a board was placed in the middle of the bed and this was to stop ???. Myabe someone had been bad and they needed a church decree to lift the board and resume husband and wife duties. regards Warren Job in Australia
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Warren, I am sorry but rootsweb will not allow attachments to come thru the list, you will have to type in an email and send for us to read. And yes, we STILL don't have a Pres! Freida
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