Posted on: Jobe Obituaries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/JobeObits/166 Surname: Jobe ------------------------- Funeral for Mrs. Jewel Jobe, 81, of 217 Townsend, will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the Cason Monk Chapel. Graveside service will be held Wednesday at 3 p.m.in the Mahoney cemetary near Sulphur Springs with interment to follow. Officiating will be Randy Harshbarger, minister of the Pioneer Park Church of Christ. Mrs, Jobe died at 4 a.m. in Memorial Hospital in Nacogdoches. Born May 9,1900 in Sulphur Springs, she had lived in Nacogdoches 12 years. She was the daughter of Cal and Ida Matthews Smith and a member of the Church of Christ. Mrs. Jobe and Roy A. Jobe were married Nov. 15,1920, and he survives her. Also surviving are a son, Valton Jobe of Groves Texas; three daughters, Mrs. Texialene Robinson of Tomball Texas, Mrs. Virginia Mathews of Nacogdoches Texas, Mrs. Ida Nell Russell of Ariba La.; a brother, Roger Smith of Sulphur Springs; nine grand-children, and six great grandchildren. Grandsons will be pallbearers. Cason Monk Funeral Homme will direct arrangements.

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The following was sent to me by a cousin, and I wanted to send it on to you. Freida The beginning words of a Thanksgiving Day prayer by Peter Marshall, Chaplain of the U.S. Senate, 11/26/47   Our Father in heaven, if ever we had cause to offer unto Thee our fervent thanks, surely it is now, on the eve of our Thanksgiving Day, when we, the people of this Nation, are comfortable, well-fed, well-clad, and blessed with good things beyond our deserving.  May gratitude, the rarest of all virtues, be the spirit of our observance.

Happy Thanksgiving from all my family to all your families. Please keep up the tireless good work. We have all learned so much from your work Thanks again an God bless you all onthis holiday season. Harold and Pat Jobe and family

Want to wish all my new family a Happy Thanksgiving. I am a descendant of William Andrew Douthitt and Isabelle Bowden. Brother to Mary Elizabeth Douthitt, wife of William Virgil Jobe. Since becoming a member of this web site, I have learned a lot about the Douthitt's and Jobe's. I don't have a scanner, but would be more than glad to have some of my pictures of Jobes on the site. Please let me know who I could snail mail then to. Best wishes to all. Monnie Turley

A hearty Amen to Lonnie's sentiments! All that I have learned about my family beyond my great grand-father has come from this group. Especially Ann, Freida, and Randy. ............. Val Jobe............. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2000 9:25 AM Subject: [JOBE] Happy Thanksgiving to You and Yours > Wanted to pass this on to all of you, Thank you Lonnie for the kind words, it > is a labor of Love for allot of us, Ann, Randy and myself I know for sure. > > Freida > > > > Subj: Happy Thanksgiving to You and Yours > Date: 11/20/00 7:50:32 PM Mountain Standard Time > From: GorL VDPOL > To: FMN1949 > > > > One thing I am especially thankful for this year of 2000 is the JOBE > RESEARCHERS that did all of the work which benefited so many people like me > who new NOTHING about our JOBE family other than Grandparents names! I > cannot begin to tell you how greatful I am to you all! Blessings! Lonnie > Jobe VanderPOl, Seattle area > >

and a SPECIAL THANKS for those of you who sent us just that 'small piece of information' that you had (maybe just your grandparent's names, a census, marriage, Bible record, etc) - but it tied in a miscellaneous chart of several pages! It is ALL OF US working TOGETHER that makes this endeavor a success! and like Freida says - This is definitely a LABOR OF LOVE for our family, our friends! Please remember no piece of information, if we don't have it already, is too small!!! Though we had Thanksgiving in October in Canada - I'm still a southern girl at heart and Wish you ALL the best and we do have much to be Thankful for!! Warren, just interested - is Thanksgiving in October or November in Australia?? By the way, do we have any subscribers to this list that live in a country besides U.S., Canada or Australia?? Ann > > > > One thing I am especially thankful for this year of 2000 is the JOBE > > RESEARCHERS that did all of the work which benefited so many people like > me > > who new NOTHING about our JOBE family other than Grandparents names! I > > cannot begin to tell you how greatful I am to you all! Blessings! Lonnie > > Jobe VanderPOl, Seattle area > >

I just updated Jobe Branches. SOME (please remember this is not all - just the ones I remembered to list) of the changes in the last 7 days. This is an addition of 127 individuals in the last 7 days! Good Luck! and PLEASE let me know personally at [email protected] of any changes, corrections, additions, etc. http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=ajobebrown2 1) Family of Jacob Douthitt & Nancy Jane Moreland (s/o Sarah Jobe Douthitt) 2) Martha Case Jobe - Wm Wallace Day (d/o Thomas Jobe & Nancy Ellis) 3) Alfred Posse Jobe - (s/o William M. Jobe & Mary Forcum) 4) Mary Elizabeth Jobe - James Smith (d/o Samuel Jobe - RAchel Little) 5) John Wm Franklin Jobe - Minerva Osburn (s/o Wm. Lafayette Jobe) 6) Lewis EDward Jobe - Nora Frazier (s/o Thomas Jobe & Elizabeth Hargrave) 7) William Bryson Jobe and Mary Melissa Hicklin (s/o Samuel Andrew Jobe) 8) Ozella Jobe and Luther Holly (d/o John Marion Kelley Jobe) 9) Includes obits posted recently to Gen-Connect 10) MANY OTHER SMALL DETAILS I didn't list!!!! Ann (Jobe) Brown

Monnie, I have the Photo website and we would be very happy to have your Jobe,/ Douthitt family photos on there. Please send to: Freida Wells 35 Blue Hill Rd. Los Lunas, NM 87031. They are best when done on a color copier. I can then scan and add to the site, and thank you very much for the offering to share them with us. Sincerely, Freida Wells List owner

Ditto, ditto!!! And amen! Patti Jobe > Wanted to pass this on to all of you, Thank you Lonnie for the kind words, it > is a labor of Love for allot of us, Ann, Randy and myself I know for sure. > > Freida > > > > Subj: Happy Thanksgiving to You and Yours > Date: 11/20/00 7:50:32 PM Mountain Standard Time > From: GorL VDPOL > To: FMN1949 > > > > One thing I am especially thankful for this year of 2000 is the JOBE > RESEARCHERS that did all of the work which benefited so many people like me > who new NOTHING about our JOBE family other than Grandparents names! I > cannot begin to tell you how greatful I am to you all! Blessings! Lonnie > Jobe VanderPOl, Seattle area

Wanted to pass this on to all of you, Thank you Lonnie for the kind words, it is a labor of Love for allot of us, Ann, Randy and myself I know for sure. Freida Subj: Happy Thanksgiving to You and Yours Date: 11/20/00 7:50:32 PM Mountain Standard Time From: GorL VDPOL To: FMN1949 One thing I am especially thankful for this year of 2000 is the JOBE RESEARCHERS that did all of the work which benefited so many people like me who new NOTHING about our JOBE family other than Grandparents names!  I cannot begin to tell you how greatful I am to you all!  Blessings!  Lonnie Jobe VanderPOl, Seattle area

Nice...very very nice....Charlotte ----- Original Message ----- From: Patti Jobe Sent: Monday, November 20, 2000 4:17 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [JOBE] Jobe's on Quakermeet Website Hey, that sounds terrific! Thanks and congrats both!! Patti Jobe > Hello all, > > I am happy to announce that Jobe Legacy and Jobe Loved Ones Gone But Not > Forgotten has been added to this website for all searching their Jobe > Quakers. This is a real tribute to Ann and I who have worked so hard on > getting the information online. Please check it out and there is also other > information regarding Chester Co MM and Concord MM Houses. where some Jobe's > were members. > > > <<A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Farm/4038/Quakermeet.html"><Quakerm eet</A> > > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Farm/4038/Quakermeet.html > > Happy Turkey Day All!! > Freida<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'll second that! A happy and wonderful Thanksgiving to all the Jobe kin, far and wide! Patti Jobe and family Oklahoma > Fran, > > I need to clarify here that Ann and I did not set this up. Our sites were > picked up by the gentleman who does the pages there. This was a complete > surprise to us, if I did not get their website update email, we would not > have known it. > > Ann is having a early Xmas, she tells me they have 20 inches of snow at her > place now and it is still snowing. They have gotten this in a 24 hr period. > Let's hope they don't get anymore. She will be snowed in for sure! > > I want to wish all my Jobe family a warm, happy and safe Thanksgiving and > hope you get to spend it with family. My husband and son have to work, so I > will spend the day watching movies, wrapping Christmas for my grandkids and > getting ready for my trip home to Kansas on the 19th of Dec for two weeks. > > Happy Holidays All ! > Leon and Freida in NM > >

Hi All, I just wanted to make a comment on the excellent site for the Quaker meetings that Ann and Frieda have set up. Please remember that Friends (Quakers) did not speak the "civil" names of the months since those were taken from pagan sources. They always spoke of the month by number. Thus before the New Dating, March was the first month. This can cause a lot of confusion. Later (was it 1752?) when the date change took effect with January starting the year, First month became January. My mother and grandfather were Quakers, although they are not in my JOBES line. Interestingly, some of my mother's ancestors probably attended Chester Monthly meeting. (Now if I could just link my JOBES there at the same time!!) Happy Thanksgiving to all. Fran in MN Fran JOBES STACHOUR [email protected]

Well I finally got the 1910 PA census entered and linked. You can view it at http://members.tripod.com/~ajobebrown/PAcensus1910-1920.html There are several Jobs - Jobes listed here. Also, Warren, there is one family here from Australia! Ann

Hey, that sounds terrific! Thanks and congrats both!! Patti Jobe > Hello all, > > I am happy to announce that Jobe Legacy and Jobe Loved Ones Gone But Not > Forgotten has been added to this website for all searching their Jobe > Quakers. This is a real tribute to Ann and I who have worked so hard on > getting the information online. Please check it out and there is also other > information regarding Chester Co MM and Concord MM Houses. where some Jobe's > were members. > > > <<A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Farm/4038/Quakermeet.html"><Quakerm eet</A> > > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Farm/4038/Quakermeet.html > > Happy Turkey Day All!! > Freida

Fran, I need to clarify here that Ann and I did not set this up. Our sites were picked up by the gentleman who does the pages there. This was a complete surprise to us, if I did not get their website update email, we would not have known it. Ann is having a early Xmas, she tells me they have 20 inches of snow at her place now and it is still snowing. They have gotten this in a 24 hr period. Let's hope they don't get anymore. She will be snowed in for sure! I want to wish all my Jobe family a warm, happy and safe Thanksgiving and hope you get to spend it with family. My husband and son have to work, so I will spend the day watching movies, wrapping Christmas for my grandkids and getting ready for my trip home to Kansas on the 19th of Dec for two weeks. Happy Holidays All ! Leon and Freida in NM

These marriage pages were updated this morning: Links can be found on the main links page at Jobe Links http://members.tripod.com/~ajobebrown/Jobe.html Arkansas Marriages Alabama Marriages NC Marriages Indiana Marriages Maryland Marriages KY Marriages Ann (Jobe) Brown

Hi Judi, Just answering for Freida as I'm going through these also. This database includes: "This database is a collection of marriage records from Cleveland, Craighead, Crawford, Hempstead, Pike, Pope, Union, Washington, White, and Yell counties between 1851 and 1900 (this update adds the records of Cleveland, Craighead, Union, and White counties). Taken from microfilm copies of original county documents, " As you can see Randolph Co., ARk is not included in this database. Also, some are 'lost' because of spelling errors, Handwriting misread, and just may not have been microfilmed for whatever reason! As you can see they are adding more databases al the time as this one included 4 more counties from what they had before - so maybe in time it will show up! We hope so! Meanwhile, if anyone knows there is a marriage in a particuliar county and it doesn't appear on my state pages as of yet, please write me personally at [email protected] with any known facts (page #, spelling as appears on record, etc) and I'll see that it gets posted. In the last little while, I just updated 5 states for marriages! Got snowed in today so decided to update some more pages! Hopefully later on today, I'll get the 1910 PA census updated! Ann > > I cannot understand why these people don't show up. They are listed in > Randolph Co. marriages. > > > Judi > Seaside, OR > >

Hello all, I am happy to announce that Jobe Legacy and Jobe Loved Ones Gone But Not Forgotten has been added to this website for all searching their Jobe Quakers. This is a real tribute to Ann and I who have worked so hard on getting the information online. Please check it out and there is also other information regarding Chester Co MM and Concord MM Houses. where some Jobe's were members. <<A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Farm/4038/Quakermeet.html"><Quakermeet</A> http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Farm/4038/Quakermeet.html Happy Turkey Day All!! Freida