goodness--only thing I can think of it referring to, would be sex before marriage......I'll see if I can find anything on it. Patti > Can anyone on the list tell me what on earth this means? > Freida > > > Church Records: Selected Areas of PA, 1600s-1800s > > 4/1/1740 - . > William Miller and Rachel his wife laid before the meeting a paper condemning > their defiling their marriage bed. > > > >

Lonnie was right! http://www.passtheword.org/Jane-Lead/paradise.htm (Check out the 7th Commandment) ...snip... thou art required to abide most Constant and Loyal to Him, and never more so much as to look upon, or entertain any other Lover, thereby to defile the Marriage-bed, in committing of spiritual Adultery; which doth consist in these following Particulars. ...snip...

How about a third person in bed with the married couple? Or a different partner than the spouse, but with the other spouses approval? Maybe an early form of "artifical" insemination? Rosanne

Hello all, I received a very special Christmas present yesterday and today. I gentleman by the name of Darren wrote to me and also so Ann. He told us of how he had found some photos in an antique shop and they were so good he purshased them. He then got on the internet to try and find family and more history on the photos. He found Ann's site and my name, so he wrote to us. One of the photos was of Henrietta (Pace) Jobe, second wife of my Gr Gr Uncle William Stone Jobe s/o James Jobe and Margaret Stone. One of the really great things about these photos is that they are documented on the back. It even gives her death year and place. I have posted the photo of Henrietta on the Jobe Photo Gallery. It is #112. The rest of the photos are of her children from other marriages. Darren tells me the antique shop where he found these has 3 drawers full of OLD PHOTOS! I have made arrangements with Darren to purshase the photos from him for my family book. What better present could one get, but to have someone find a photo taken in 1893 in probably Cole Co MO and then write and tell you they had it! William Jobe died April 1893 in Centretown, Cole Co MO. Henrietta Jobe died 1894, Ravenna, Buffalo Co. Nebraska. HAPPY HOLIDAYS Freida Wells

>From Val, Freida, my husband says one was unfaithful after marriage.  lvp Now this could be what it! Randy what do you think? Freida

Oh Patti, that is a good one! Anyone else want to take a stab at it? Freida

Earl, I was going to post this, but it is gone from my email, would you like to post it please and any others you have? <A HREF="http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/JobeObits">Jobe Obituary Board</A> Freida

Can anyone on the list tell me what on earth this means? Freida Church Records: Selected Areas of PA, 1600s-1800s 4/1/1740 - . William Miller and Rachel his wife laid before the meeting a paper condemning their defiling their marriage bed.

Freida, This is fascinating. Thank you. Donna McCullough -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, November 25, 2000 11:24 AM Subject: [JOBE] Battle of Brandywine >For those of you who do not subscribe to Old Chester Co PA, this came thru >the maillist today and since Enoch Job. Jr. grandson of Josuha and Margaet >McKay Job fought in this engagement, I thought those of us and others might >like to ready this, it is continued so when it next segment comes thru I will >post. >Freida > >~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ > >These recollections are by Phebe Mendanhall Thomas, who was born in 1770 and >died in 1875, at 104 years, 6 MOs and 12 days...pretty amazing in itself! > "My first recollections of the War were of the Battle of Brandywine. We >heard the guns all day and Mother would say whenever we heard a great volley >of noise, "Dear me, what are they doing?": But they let us know what they >had been doing in the evening. Father said it was a great battle near, he >could only judge where, by the directions of the sound. > In the evening a great company of American soldiers came. Father told >us to shut up the front of the house and come back to the kitchen. They >came flocking into the yard, and sat down on the cider press, trough and >benches, and every place thy could find. They seemed so tired. Father said >"bring bread and cheese and cut for them." They were so hungry. > Margaret. Stephen's wife, came running in with her 2 children. Stephen >was away off at the other end of the place and knew nothing of it. As it >happened both houses, ours and Stephen's, had baked that day, and we cut up >all the bread and cheese we had. I know, I got no supper and they had to >bake brean on the iron. > Then after a bit a Captain came on his horse. He was wounded and had >his servant and a Doctor. He wanted to stay all night. Father didn't want >him to stay, for he told him he expected the English would be along in the >morning, and would tear us all to pieces, but they didn't mind that. They >took oll hie horse, brought him in and they staid. The girls brought hima >bed, and he laid there in the common house and the Doctor staid with him. >the servant slept in the barn. They all got their suppers too. > Next morning the wounded man was too bad to get on his horse. They got >the horse there, and the girls helped to life him, but he coudn't get on. >Father didn't want him there when the English came. As the wounded man was >laying there, Adam came running in and said "The Red-Coats are coming? The >Red-Coats are coming?" The poor sick man raised up and called for mercy. >The Doctor hid under the porch, but is was only one of the neighbors that >had a reddish-brown coat. > Mother and Father sat up all the night and about daybreak Father went >out to the barn to see if the servant was still there. He found him snoring >away. He touched him with his foot and said "What, out here still?" The >man jumped up and rubbed his eyes, and then put off for the Black Horse, >where the soldiers had gone the night before )note; the Black Horse was a >tavern located at Edgmong Great Road from Chester). > Finding that the Captain couldn't ride (he had a bullet in his thigh), >Father geared up a great black horse we had, a noble fellow, to the >carriage, and they took him to the Black Horse. Oh! How clad I was to see >father come home. He had just put the horse away, when the English came, >sure enough, but they didn't come to the house. > We were so afraid while Father was away, but he wasn't gone long. I >remember when I say him coming I couldn't think what made the gears all >white, but it was the foam. It was 10 miles to the Black Horse, and back >and he driven very fast. Well, as I said, he just got the horse put away, >when we saw the Red-Coats coming. One big officer came to ask if there was >any way of avoiding bit hill. They had the poorest little horses to pull >their big guns, they couldn't pull them up the big hill by the barn. Father >went to show them that they shouldn't go on the grain. He went out there >without his had, and he told the officer he wanted to go to the house to get >his had, and besides he'd left no one at the house, but women and children, >and that he'd heard their men sometimes behaved very badly. The officer >turned to a man behind him and said "Go guard the gentleman's house." The >man came galloping up, and that frightened us, for we thought they were all >coming, and Father was away. However,he galloped up to the gate, and there >he stopped. > While he was there,a woman came with a can, and tried to get in at the >gate. He refused to let her come in, but she was a right soldier, and would >push in. so he struck her a right blow with his sword. Mother ran out and >said "don't hurt her, maybe she wants something." sure enough she wanted >milk, so Lizzie took some out and filled her can. We couldn't tell what the >man could mean sitting there on his horse, saying nothing. However, after a >bit Father came, and then he rode away. > We heard the guns the day of the battle of Germantown. Father was sure >there must be a battle somewhere and he thought maybe after night he could >see the light, so he went up to the garret window, our house was very high, >but he couldn't see anything. Mother went with him, and then I didn't want >to be left behind, so I followed. Oh? I was afraid. I was only 7 years old >then. > The Americans took 2 of Stephen's horses, to do some hauling at Chester, >and wanted him to go along to drive them, but he wouldn't go. I remember >Mother and B'tha would often say "I wonder how Godfrey's getting along?" He >was gone a good many days, it might be 2 weeks, when I saw him away at the >meadow, across the mill, I cried out, "There comes Godfrey!" They said "No, >it can't be him, because he hasn't got the horses." I knew him. So they >all ran out into the yard to see him, and when he came he was so sad. He >had done the hauling for the Americans, and was coming home when the English >met a mile or so from home, down by the church, and took the horses from >him. Oh? How he did swear, and called them all the bad names...He could do >that, for he was a big rough fellow. After the War when they were settling >up, the English offered to pay Stephen for them, but he wouldn't take the >money, so it went into the Treasury to school poor Children. > They took Father's find horse for a fine. They had heavy fines laid on >everybody to support the War. Friends wouldn't pay these fines, so they >took what they wanted, and they took the finest horse. They wouldn't take >the old mare. > I remember B'tha getting on the black horse to ride over to Thomas >Speakman's and as she was most to the Cross Roads she saw some soldiers >coming. She didn't know whether they were American or English, but she >turned in a great hurry and came home full tilt. > I remember I was out on the horse block, and saw her coming. I told >Mother. "There comes B'tha" "Why, no? she said, "She's not coming back >already. But she ran out, ann sure enough there she was. Mother said "Why >Bthy, what's thee doing back so soon?" and she said "I met some soldiers >coming and I was afraid they'd take my horse." So, she'd missed her visit. > In the time of the War and afterward the Collectors use to come to get >the tax. Friends wouldn't pay, so they took cows, and anything they >pleased. I remember 2 came there one day. Father was away. Mother and the >girls were away behind the house washing, and there was no one there but me. >they took down the big candlestick first. They would always take that down, >but never carried it away with them. Then they went to the closet under the >steps. Father had told Mother and us, if the Collectors came while he was >away, not to let them take anything that was John Gest's; he was a boy that >Father was Guardian for, and he had the best of his goods at out house. >Well, they went to the closet. I was sitting in the big arm chair. John >Gess' pewter was away back in the closet. I called to them "Don't take John >Gess' pewter!" They shut the door in a hurry and went to the cupboard with >the glass doors where the china, silver spoons and glass were kept, and took >our big silver spoons. I remember one of them putting a spoon to his lips >and saying, "You could get a good mouthful with this." > They would take beds, looking-glasses, bureaus and anything at all. I >remember one night, Adam and B'thy and I were coming home from school, and >we met 2 men, one carrying a big looking glass under his arm. Adam called >out to them, "That's our big looking-glass!" Billy said, "Hush, hush!" >"No, I won't hush. It is our big looking glass." The men laughted. >However, we ran home, and there sure enough was out big looking glass gone. > ****to be continued********* > > > >

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Hi, got this from another list and thought I would share. Linda Just encase you haven't checked out this site for the war of 1861-1865, here is the address. It is still missing a few states -- IL, IN, and MO being three I had hoped for. http://165.83.216.56/cwss/ Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System

No Problem. Go ahead. I have others. Earl

I have an newspaper obituary for Wilbur D Jobe which I have been trying to place in my branch of the family because some of my folks migrated from KY to the Beaver Falls area of PA. However, no luck with placing him and I believe that he is from a different branch whose presence in Beaver County PA is coincidental. I thought I would send this along in case it would be of interest to someone. Earl Jobe Printed 3 Jan 1978 (I think): WILBUR JOBE Memorial services were held Saturday at Campbell’s, 2618 Darlington Road, Chippewa Township, for Wilbur D Jobe, 73, of Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. Born March 28, 1904 in New Brighton, he was the son of the late Daniel C. and Emma McQueen Jobe. An attorney, he was a member of the Florida bar since 1928. He was a member of Christ Episcopal Church, Ponte Vedra, was the second president of Riverside Lions Club, was a former member of Jacksonville council in Jacksonville, Fla., and was a lieutenant in the U.S. Coast Guard during World War II. Surviving are his widow, Margaret M Jobe; two sons, Wilbur D. Jr., Mindelheim, Germany, and Jackson M., Jacksonville; one sister, Mrs. John C. T. Elder, Columbiana, Ohio; and five grandchildren. Burial was at Beaver Falls Cemetery, and the Rev. Myrl Gephart, of First United Methodist Church, Columbiana, Ohio, officiated.

Earl, Do you care if I put this on the Jobe Obit board in your name. Freida

only 3 counties included in the database at Ancestry.com CYRUS WOLCOT MINNIE JOBE 29/09/1892 GRANT CO WI MALCOLM H. JOB EMILIE RUMPE 17/04/1879 MONROE CO WI JAMES OSCAR JOB MARY M. HUHLEIS 24/07/1883 MONROE CO WI

I hope more info will be available later. I'm not exactly sure how Ancestry.com gets their databases but it does seem as if they start out small and then when they add more to a database they already have, they call it a "new database". I guess that's how they can say they add so many new databases daily. ----- Original Message ----- From: "JOHN BALLARD" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, November 27, 2000 12:07 AM Subject: Re: [JOBE] Iowa & Louisiana marriages > Regrettably, many counties are not covered. I suppose more later. > > John Ballard > > Lorelei Whitfill wrote: > > > > also from Ancestry.com > > > > Database: Iowa Marriages, 1851-1900 > > Given Name Surname Given Name Spouse Surname Spouse Marriage Date County State > > JAMES M. JOBE MARY A. STONE 23 Jul 1892 Chickasaw IA > > WALTER BEVERIDGE EUPHEMIA JOB 23 Oct 1882 Boone IA > > > > Database: Louisiana Marriages, 1851-1900 > > Given Name Surname Given Name Spouse Surname Spouse Marriage Date County State > > > > JOHN JOBE ALFA ROBERTSON 03/04/1897 SABI LA __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com

Regrettably, many counties are not covered. I suppose more later. John Ballard Lorelei Whitfill wrote: > > also from Ancestry.com > > Database: Iowa Marriages, 1851-1900 > Given Name Surname Given Name Spouse Surname Spouse Marriage Date County State > JAMES M. JOBE MARY A. STONE 23 Jul 1892 Chickasaw IA > WALTER BEVERIDGE EUPHEMIA JOB 23 Oct 1882 Boone IA > > Database: Louisiana Marriages, 1851-1900 > Given Name Surname Given Name Spouse Surname Spouse Marriage Date County State > > JOHN JOBE ALFA ROBERTSON 03/04/1897 SABI LA

Leominster, MA Vital Records AFTER 1850 Births - J JOBES Abraham Lincoln, s. Abraham L. and Mabel A., b. Dec. 17, 1895. Charles Lloyd, s. Abram L. and Mabel A., b. Jan. 20, 1894. Ruth Marion, d. A. Lincoln and Agnes, b. Nov. 27, 1898. Leominster, MA Vital Records AFTER 1850 Marriages - J JOBES Ella M. and Frank E. Brown, both of L., m. Aug. 12, 1896 in Fitchburg. Leonard Hult of L. and Mary Elizabeth Sanders of Fitchburg, m. July 26, 1899 in Fitchburg. I also have some c.1890 city directory info for both JOBE & JOBES in Leominster that I will post soon.

also from Ancestry.com Database: Iowa Marriages, 1851-1900 Given Name Surname Given Name Spouse Surname Spouse Marriage Date County State JAMES M. JOBE MARY A. STONE 23 Jul 1892 Chickasaw IA WALTER BEVERIDGE EUPHEMIA JOB 23 Oct 1882 Boone IA Database: Louisiana Marriages, 1851-1900 Given Name Surname Given Name Spouse Surname Spouse Marriage Date County State JOHN JOBE ALFA ROBERTSON 03/04/1897 SABI LA