Yes, I did and I will do that tomorrow, going to have to turn in soon. Freida

Would the person who sent me this photo please contact me, I need to add your name to the photo. Thanks! Freida

Thanks Malinda! Never upset when we get new information - especially WITH SOURCES!! Now note that the name Douthitt is spelled as Dowthitte. Did ALL of Uriah's descendants use this spelling???? As for where the updates were in Jobe Branches, I didn't keep track but are mostly people who died in the last 10-15 years and who used the Jobe surname (though may have been a married surname). When you go to the search page - go to the advanced and use the death date (something like 1995 and use plus or minus 20 years! I'll try and find some of them and make note shortly - but know there are lots of obits and death records. REally probably should have posted the obits on Gen-Connect. I also found 4-5 for Jobe Legacy and I didn't keep track of all of them either. I got too excited that I forgot to make note. REally sorry about that but there is LOTS of new information there!! >G< Ann > Hi Ann..... > > Please don't hate me....I just found some new information to add to the Jobe > Branches site. > / > Sarah Smith Dowthitte > Mother of Ella Dowthitte Cline > 27 Dec 1826 > 29 Oct 1912 > other side > Gladys Lee Cline, d/o J E & Ella D Cline > 22 March 1893 > 13 Feb 1951 > /

How do we find the new stuff....and obituaries ? malinda "Ann (Jobe) Brown" wrote: > I justed updated Jobe Branches again - even though it was updated 5 days ago > It has 77 NEW entries AND also has MANY obituaries and files from NC death > index that weren't there a few days ago. > > JOBE BRANCHES http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown2 > > Any corrections, additions, please write me personally at [email protected] > > Ann

Hi Ann..... Please don't hate me....I just found some new information to add to the Jobe Branches site. I just found out last night where Sarah Smith Douthit w/o Uriah J Douthit (grandson of Sarah Jobe) was buried.....see below...Oakwood Cemetery in Hickory, Catawba Co NC. Her gravestone has both her birth and death dates (both of which were previously unknown) . She was buried in a family plot that also affirms that there was an older daughter (and son, Julius C who was 3 years older than Ella) and also adds another generation, at least in part. All her children were born in Piney Fork Twp, Evening Shade P.O. Sharp Co AR (per the Census records). The source for the new info is : "Catawba County Cemeteries", Vol 6, p.46 pub. by the Catawba County Genealogical Society P. O. Box 2406 Hickory, North Carolina 26603:2406 Derick Hartshorn kindly did the lookup below.........malinda This/these stones form a family unit: James Ellis Cline 1 May 1856 25 Oct 1903 / Ella D. Cline 4 July 1858 17 March 1949 / Sarah Smith Dowthitte Mother of Ella Dowthitte Cline 27 Dec 1826 29 Oct 1912 other side Gladys Lee Cline, d/o J E & Ella D Cline 22 March 1893 13 Feb 1951 / Nora Cline Kestler d/o J E & Ella D Cline 29 Aug 1890 8 Oct 1910 / Lorena Cline Elson w/o Winfred P. Elson 25 June 1900 26 June 1929 Hope this helps. --Derick At 10:13 PM 11/13/00, you wrote: >Hello, > >While searching the Catawba Co NC Cemetery Index at the URL below, I >found an entry for Sarah Smith Dowthitte at Oakwood Cemetery. > >I would like to know where this cemetery is located so I can find it on >a map. And I wonder if someone who has access to the Catawba County >Cemeteries volumes could do a lookup for me regarding this lady. She is >my mom's great grandmother. She was the 2nd wife of Uriah J Douthit >(great grandson of John Douthit Sr) and the daughter of Rev Samuel >Powell Smith and Amelia Martin of Wilkes Co NC. > >Thank you....Malinda Jones > > >Catawba Co NC Cemetery Index >ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/catawba/cemeteries/catcm_d.txt > >DOUTHIT |Kate T. |9:107 |Catawba Memorial Park >DOWTHITTE |Ella |6:046 |Oakwood Cemetery > >DOWTHITTE |Sarah Smith |6:046 |Oakwood Cemetery > >ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/catawba/cemeteries/catcm_k.txt >KEEVER |James |3:134 |Plateau Unted Methodist > "Ann (Jobe) Brown" wrote: > I justed updated Jobe Branches again - even though it was updated 5 days ago > It has 77 NEW entries AND also has MANY obituaries and files from NC death > index that weren't there a few days ago. > > JOBE BRANCHES http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown2 > > Any corrections, additions, please write me personally at [email protected] > > Ann

Marjorie Jobe has sent me some additonal photos of Jobe graves in the Newtown Cemetery Sullivan Co MO that I did not know was there when I was there last summer. There are 3 and are with the others, they are #'s 35, 36, & 37 Thanks Marjorie and sorry it took so long to get them up! <<A HREF="http://www.zing.com/album/?id=4293935123"><Jobe Loved Ones</A> Freida

I justed updated Jobe Branches again - even though it was updated 5 days ago It has 77 NEW entries AND also has MANY obituaries and files from NC death index that weren't there a few days ago. JOBE BRANCHES http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown2 Any corrections, additions, please write me personally at [email protected] Ann

Alan Sparks has sent me the following photos, and they can now be seen on the <Jobe site <A HREF="http://www.zing.com/album/?id=4293942303"><Jobe Photo Gallery</A> Reuben Jobe (Enoch Jobe, Jr, Abraham, Abraham Reuben Jobe), born 19 June 1864, died 18 May 1945 and Sallie Allee Jobe, born 29 Oct 1868, died 11 Jan 1904.  Reuben and Sallie were married 17 February 1885 in Moniteau County, Missouri.  These pictures were taken around 1900.

Good Evening, Ann Stonecipher has sent me photos of her Jobe / Bryant / Bullard family. I <have added 10 new photos to the site <A HREF="http://www.zing.com/album/?id=4293942303"><Jobe Photo Gallery</A> so I invite all of you to view # 100 - 109, and Ann thank you very much. <Ann ...Please email me , <A HREF="[email protected]"><Freida</A> I have a question about the one for Alice's stone.

Though most know the url by now >G<, I should have included it: JOBE LEGACY http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown Ann

I just updated Jobe Legacy a few minutes ago I'm still waiting for answers for a few letters and still have a couple of questions on a couple of individuals, but decided to go ahead with the update anyway as I know there are many waiting for it as it is a much bigger update than normal. I knew that I had been BUSY in the last two weeks - just wasn't sure how busy! >G< In the last 17 days alone - 703 NEW individuals were added! (and this didn't include Jobe Branches which I updated a few days ago and by the way, it already needs updating again) or my miscellaneous files But do want to THANK ALL who have sent in information and please remember to check the researcher's pages as more are being added all the time. I added one yesterday who has 4 different Jobe lines going back to Caleb Job - s/o Andrew Job Jr. Two different ones go back to son Jacob and two different ones to son, Nathan. Now I can sure understand why Katharine and I were having trouble keeping these Washington-Sullivan Co., TN lines separated and figuring all the DIFFERENT cousin relationship as most had several different ones! >G< Some of the Major updates (not all by any means) I made note of include: 1) Phoebe (Jobe) Barron Line - (d/o Jacob Job - Deborah MacKay) 2) Elizabeth (Jobe) Odell Line (d/o Enoch Job Sr, gd/o Joshua Jobe) 3) Notes for Andrew Job Jr were expanded 4) Rachel (Odell) - Abraham MacKay line (s/o Mary Jobe and Moses Green MacKay) 5) William Chilton Jobe - Jane Rea Line (especially son Martin) 6) Bits and pieces on family of Edward J. Jobe/Isabelle Fincher 7) Mary Ann Blair - Samuel Fullenwider line (d/o Margaret Jobe - Thomas Blair) 8) Ruth Southward - David Tethrow (d/o William Southward - Sarah Jobe) 9) Charles S. Cox - Sarah Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Ferguson (s/o John H. Cox -Hannah Edna Copass) 10) George Jobe - Eliza Mahulda Murray (double Jobe cousins) 11) Adelaide Eliza Bruce -William Henry Chandler (d/o Lawrence Washington Bruce) and as usual many minor updates appear throughout! Trying to keep on top of all the new information and findings that are coming in! >G< Ann (Jobe) Brown [email protected]

Ann/Freida, > If we were to publish a book, then we would have to charge for it, and Ann, > Randy and I do not believe in making profit from work done by and ourselves. > My family information will be done in a book form, but genealogy should be > free, and it will be placed in the libaries, but I will never sell it! > Freida > Goes double for me!!! > Ann Well how about a CD? TTYL, JR

Not yet that I can think of! In fact we have very few Jobe families at all in South Carolina. Ann ----- Original Message ----- From: "Stanley and Jill Jobe" <[email protected]> To: "Ann Jobe Brown" <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, November 11, 2000 6:26 PM Subject: Searching for "lost" Jobe's > Ann, > > Last week I sent you a note about a Jobe Harman here where I am > living, Shiro, Texas and you agreed that Jobe Harman was probably > named after his mother's family - after searching real hard, I have > not been successful. I appreciate your help. Now I have run across > another possible Jobe connection and this time it is Jobe "Doss" > Francklow. Again I am thinking that his mother's maiden name was Jobe > but his mother was Barbara Margaret Taylor Rikard. I did find out that > Jobe "Doss" Francklow was born in 1863 in Lexington, Lexington Co., > South Carolina. What I am now wondering is this - do you have a Rikard > or a Taylor in your file and possibly linked to a Jobe in the South > Carolina area? I sure hope to discover a link to this area. > > Thanks, > > Stan Jobe > >

Ann, Last week I sent you a note about a Jobe Harman here where I am living, Shiro, Texas and you agreed that Jobe Harman was probably named after his mother's family - after searching real hard, I have not been successful. I appreciate your help. Now I have run across another possible Jobe connection and this time it is Jobe "Doss" Francklow. Again I am thinking that his mother's maiden name was Jobe but his mother was Barbara Margaret Taylor Rikard. I did find out that Jobe "Doss" Francklow was born in 1863 in Lexington, Lexington Co., South Carolina. What I am now wondering is this - do you have a Rikard or a Taylor in your file and possibly linked to a Jobe in the South Carolina area? I sure hope to discover a link to this area. Thanks, Stan Jobe

please remove me from this mailing list!! I have tried several times by sending to the unsubscribe, but still keep getting all these messages. Thank You ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, November 10, 2000 2:05 PM Subject: [JOBE] Shenandoah Co VA Website > http://search.freefind.com/find.html?id=4107507&pid=r&mode=ALL&query=JOB&t=s > > > For those of you working in the Shenandoah Co VA area, they are really adding > to this stie, and now have a search engine. I typed in JOB and this is the > hits I got. > > 1. Information I sent Alley last year. > > 2. O'Dells listed on it. > > 3. Smoot listed here > > 4. Harrison JOB > > > >

Just FYI....malinda > > http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~kellygirl3398/index.htm

If we were to publish a book, then we would have to charge for it, and Ann, Randy and I do not believe in making profit from work done by and ourselves. My family information will be done in a book form, but genealogy should be free, and it will be placed in the libaries, but I will never sell it! Freida Goes double for me!!! Ann I must also agree with my cohorts. I once thought about writing this book but soon discovered that it would be next to impossible. Our surname, as rare as it is, is still a family of proportions as most of you have found for yourselves. I spoke with Sherman about his at one time and read his book. I have several Jobe books, Bill's Journal, some of Katherine's info to an extent, and literally thousands of records. I really did want to put it together as a book form. But as you can see from the Jobe websites and researchers involved, It would be a life's work. I own a program that would write this book for me from a gedcom. But after looking at the time involved just for text, not to mention all the new info that has surfaced this year...then add all the actual documents and the pictures we have collected in the past 5? years...it would take my computer over a week just to process the text....then edit?...add the docs and pics...it would have to be in volumes. Maybe some day someone and the technology will come along to take everything we have now and make it possible and simple enough to publish that book...but for now..I would rather give it away. Besides, isn't that we're all about anyway Sharing and enjoying, Randy "I Love Being A" Jobe [email protected] The Book of Jobe http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~jobe/ "It is by the goodness of God that in our country we have those three unspeakable precious things: freedom of speech, freedom of conscience, and the prudence never to practice either of them." Mark Twain --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.193 / Virus Database: 93 - Release Date: 9/20/00

Can anyone identify the progenitor of these Xenia, Greene Co., Ohio Jobe families! I have them in a miscellaneous file! Ann

XENIA DAILY GAZETTE AND TORCHLIGHT TUESDAY EVENING - JANUARY 26, 1897 XENIA, OHIO GREENE COUNTY MRS. JOHN H. JOBE Passing away of a loved and highly respected lady Mrs. John H. JOBE, after many weeks of illness from that dread disease, typhoid fever, closed her eyes in rest and peace at 8:35 o'clock this morning at her home on the Jamestown Pike this morning. To her many friends in this county the news will come with a great shock, for she was held in universal respect and esteem by all, and many will be deeply saddened by the tidings. She had been confined to her bed for 19 weeks lacking just 1 day, and about 2 weeks ago suffered a relapse, being attacked by la grippe in addition to typhoid fever, and in her weakened condition was unable to over come the disease. She was conscious and able to recognize her friends and relatives up to about 5 o'clock last evening. Before marriage the deceased was Miss Nancy E. COLLINS. She was the daughter of Mr. Samuel COLLINS, who died a number of years ago, and her mother, Mrs. Rebecca COLLINS, survives her, and is a resident of North Galloway Street, this city. The deceased was born in Greene County on February 23, 1837, and was a resident of the county all her life of nearly 60 years. Her marriage to Mr. John H. JOBE was solemnized in August 1859. Of this union 7 children were born, 2 of whom are deceased. Those living are Geo. E., of Selma; Chas. L. and John Riley, of the well known dry goods firm of JOBE Bros. of this city; Miss Belle and H. Homer at home. Her husband also survives. She also leaves the following brothers and sisters: Wm. H., John Q., and James M. COLLINS all of Xenia. Mrs. J.D.M. STEWART, of West Main Street, and Miss Anna COLLINS of North Galloway street, this city. Mrs. Belle WILLIAMSON, wife of S.K. WILLIAMSON , of Cedarville. The deceased for many years had been a member of the first U.P. Church of this city, and lived an upright christian life, doing good deeds and winning the love and respect of neighbors and friends who will long cherish her memory. No funeral services will be held at her late residence. The remains will be brought to the home of her son, Mr. Charles L. JOBE, of East Market Street, where services will be held on Thursday morning. Owing to the illness of Miss Belle JOBE, the daughter of the deceased, who is very ill with typhoid fever, from which she has been suffering for 2 weeks past, the services will be private. Debbie I have no connection with the JOBE surname. I found this obit and thought it might be of interest to someone on this list. ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Freida, ENR stands for Enrolled. So, it would be Provost Enrolled Missouri Militia. From what I read, they were volunteer Union forces loosely organized by local and state officials in 1862 and 1863. A brief history is at http://www.geocities.com:0080/CollegePark/Quad/6460/CW/s/EMMhist.html . Hopes this helps and answers questions instead of raising more. Alan [email protected] wrote: > Goodmorning all, > > Last night I received a photo of my husband's gr gr grandfather Willis Rooks > Civil War stone, (this was a total surprise to me didn't know he served) and > on the stone it says PROV ENR MO MIL. Now I know the MO MIL stands for > Misouri Militia, and Randy says he is sure the PROV stands for Provost, > having to do with the Militay Police, but what does ENR stand for? I have > never seen this on a miltiary stone before so any help is greatly appreciated. > > Happy Veteran's Day to those of you out there that have served in our Armed > Forces. > > Freida