Wasn't sure what to do with these photographs and wanted to give them justice so just created a new site entirely. Brick Meeting House and Cemetery - Recent Photographs http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/brick_meeting_house_cemetery.html This is listed under Andrew Job Jr and also under Thomas Vernon Job. This completes what I had in a folder to post for Thomas Vernon Job. Will probably work on Patience (Job) MacKay and Jacob Job who married Rachel Brokesy next since there isn't that many in those folders. With Patti, I'm trying to get the ones that relate to Moses group first to her to post. Ann

This is a transaction and listing of items sold by John Hull, Tavern keeper, of Charles Town to Daniel Job Jr. on the 17th of December 1786. Of note is that Daniel is only 22, single and seems to spend alot of money and is 12 years from his marriage to Rachel Haines. But his father Daniel is wealthy and in 1 year will purchase 1/2 of another of the Nottingham Lots (500 acres each), 2 of which his great-grandfather Andrew Jr. already owned. Also of note is an old reference to "two Sad Irons". This is a reference to 2 weights of solid iron, a commodity of the times. To see the original documents, go to: Daniel Job Jr. and Rachel Haines Records http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/dan_r_haines.html Cecil County, Maryland Courtbook 16 pg. 93 Cecil County } State of Maryland } Know all men by these presents that I John Hull of Charles Town County & State afore County and said Tavern keeper do hereby assisn sell and make over unto Daniel Job Junior of East Nottingham in said Let State One Brown mare about Eight years of age One Sorrel Mare about Seven Years old One black Horse about Five Years old One black Horse about thirteen Years old One Waggon & Cover Four chains Four Collars Four pair Harness One old plough One Dung fork two Hay Forks One Cutting Box One Red Cow with some white Spotts about seven Years old Two Feather Beds two Coverlits two Blankets two pair Sheets two Bolsters four Pillow Cases four Pillows Three Poplar Bedsteads & Cords to each two under Beds One Flock Bed One Coverlit One Blanket One pair Sheets One Bolster Three Red Rush Bottomed Chairs Nine Split Bottomed Chairs One Walnut tea Table One poplar Dining Table painted yellow two small Poplar Stands painted red One large poplar Chest painted Red One old Fashioned Walnut chest of Drawers Three Iron Potts Three pair pott Hooks Three Pott Racks One Iron Tea Kettle (split) One pair Tongs One shovel two Sad irons One Cedar Tub One Oak Tub One Cedar Bucket and... pg. 94 One Cedar Pale Two large Pewter Dishes four Pewter Plates Eighteen Queens Ware Plates One Queens Ware Dish Six Cups & Saucers Queens Ware One Tea Pott Six pewter spoons Six Knives & Forks two Queens Ware Bowls Two pint Glass Decanters Six Stock glasses One Spinning Wheel One check Reel for and in Consideration of the Sum of Sixty Pounds Current Lawful Money to me in hand paid the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge and therewith fully satisfied To have and to hold the above enumerated Goods & chattels unto the said Daniel Job Junior his Heirs, Executors, Administrators and Assigns, the delivery whereof and every part therof I have now rendered by delivering up & putting him the said Daniel Job Junior in possession of the above described two Mares two Horses Waggon & Cover Four Pair Chains four Collars Four pair Harness One Old plough One Dung Fork two Hay Forks One Cutting Box One Cow as before described Two Fether Beds with the described Furniture Three Bedsteads two under Beds One flock Bed with the described Furniture twelve chairs as described Tea & Dining Table two Stands Poplar chest walnut chest of Drawers three Iron Potts Three pair Pott Hooks three Pott Racks Iron Tea Kettle One pair tongs One shovel Two Sad Irons 2 Tubs buckett & Pail as before described as also two Pewter Dishes four Pewter Plates eighteen Queens Ware Plates One Queens Ware dish Six Cups & saucers Queen Ware One Tea Pott Six Pewter Spoons Six Knives & Forks two Queens Ware Bowls two Pint Glass Decanters Six Stock Glasses One Spinning wheel and One Check Reel will forever Warrant and Defend against all person or persons whatsoever and also that the above enumerated Articles are in good Condition free and not claimed or otherwise claimable but by the said Daniel Job his Heirs or Assigns as Witness my Hand & Seal this Nineteenth day day of of December Seventeen Hundred & Eighty Six Witness Present John Hull (Seal) Thomas Manuel Edward Beazly Received this Nineteenth day of December of Daniel Job Junior Sixty pounds Current Money the Consideration Money for the above enumerated goods & Chattels to him Sold & delivered in full Compensation for the same I say rec by me John Hull Witness} Thomas Manuel } Edward Beazly Cecil County } State of Maryland } I do hereby Certify that I have this day rented the Goods & Chattels enumerated in the Bill of Sale hereto annexed until the Twenty fifth day of March next for the Sum of Three pounds to be paid by John Hull to whom the same is Let or rented he delivering the whole and every part thereof in the like Condition as they now are or otherwise to make up the deficiency as Witness my Hand this Nineteenth day of December 1786. NB. in Case that the said John Hull should from want of Provender let the Horses fall away then the said Daniel Job Junior reserves the right of taking home the team and to deduct the reasonable allowance out of the three pounds In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand & Seal the day & year first above written Witness}Thomas Manuel recorded 19th day of December 1786 Daniel Job (Seal) } Edward Beazly and Exam by - B.Williams Clk John Hull (Seal) Transcribed by Margaret Jobe mjobe@chartermi.net Do not go where the path may lead; Go where there is no path and leave a trail. Emerson

1693 March 14-16, Chester County, Pennsylvania Court Records page 277: William Jenkin prsident John Simcocke At a Courtt held at Chester John Bristow Justices the 14th 15th & 16th days of { George Maris } prsent the first month 1693 John Blunston Samll Levis Caleb Pusey Sheriff Joshua ffearne Clerke After Proclaimation made & silence Comanded by the King and queens Authority & in ye Propriatarys name the Grand Jury was Called over & Appeared, and gave in their presentment & was discharged And a new Grand Jury Returned by ye sheriff was Impanelled Robert Penall David Larance John Worrall John Woralow John Wood Thomas Marttin George Peerce William Browne Robert Chamberlin Isaac few Robertt Cartter John Turner William Malin Andrew Job nathaniell Richards Thomas Pow Exhibited a petition to this Courtt The said Thomas pow & Sarah his wife was called to the bar to Answer to a presentment of ye Grand Jury for Comiting fornication who submited themselves to the Court And the Court gave Judgment That the said Thomas & Sarah doe stand at the Comom whiping post and for the officer to declare theire offence to the People. And also fines them Twenty shillings and pay ye Courts Charges. Transcribed by Lonnie Jobe Vanderpol GorLVDPOL@aol.com Do not go where the path may lead; Go where there is no path and leave a trail. Emerson

Job Haines Kirk Jr and Elizabeth Haines 'Lizzie' Brown Memorials http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/job_haines_kirk_jr.html #1 Job Haines Kirk Jr. Tombstone ----- I also replaced the photo Of Jacob Job and Rachel Kirk with a clearer one Jacob Job and Rachel Kirk Memorials http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/cem/jacob_rachel_kirk.html

Very cool!!! Patti 1693 March 14-16, Chester County, Pennsylvania Court Records page 277: William Jenkin prsident John Simcocke At a Courtt held at Chester John Bristow Justices the 14th 15th & 16th days of { George Maris } prsent the first month 1693 John Blunston Samll Levis Caleb Pusey Sheriff Joshua ffearne Clerke After Proclaimation made & silence Comanded by the King and queens Authority & in ye Propriatarys name the Grand Jury was Called over & Appeared, and gave in their presentment & was discharged And a new Grand Jury Returned by ye sheriff was Impanelled Robert Penall David Larance John Worrall John Woralow John Wood Thomas Marttin George Peerce William Browne Robert Chamberlin Isaac few Robertt Cartter John Turner William Malin Andrew Job nathaniell Richards Thomas Pow Exhibited a petition to this Courtt The said Thomas pow & Sarah his wife was called to the bar to Answer to a presentment of ye Grand Jury for Comiting fornication who submited themselves to the Court And the Court gave Judgment That the said Thomas & Sarah doe stand at the Comom whiping post and for the officer to declare theire offence to the People. And also fines them Twenty shillings and pay ye Courts Charges. Transcribed by Lonnie Jobe Vanderpol GorLVDPOL@aol.com Do not go where the path may lead; Go where there is no path and leave a trail. Emerson ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to JOBE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.516 / Virus Database: 269.20.2/1271 - Release Date: 2/11/2008 8:16 AM

New Album: (appears on both the Thomas Vernon Job and the Jacob Job sections) Hannah Elizabeth Megredy and Col. Edwin W. Wilmer Records http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/megredy_wilmer.html 1)1850 (page 1) - Cecil Co., Md, Port Deposit, stamped page 149, #944-960 --Edwin and Hannah E. Wilmer 2)1850 (page 2) - Cecil Co., Md, Port Deposit, stamped page 149, #944-960 --Edwin and Hannah E. Wilmer 3)1860-Kent Co., Delaware, Smyra, #641-636 --Edwin and Hannah E. Wilmer 4)1870-Baltimore, Maryland, written page 125, stamped page 533, #611-749 --Edwin and Hannah Wilmer 5)1900-Baltimore City, Maryland, Ward 13, Sheet 1, #15-19 --Edwin and Hannah Wilmer

Zachariah Job (Moses, Joshua, Andrew Jr.) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/mo_zac.html #1 1791 -Minister's Return for Zach & Elizabeth. Shenandoah County Marriage Records. Submitted by Randy Jobe.

Andrew Jr. gives testimony. Elizabeth Vernon Job's uncle gives testimony. Let's see...that would make Randall Vernon my 8th gr-grand uncle or 9th great uncle depending on your terminology. Chester County, Court Records Aug. 27, 1689 page164 The names of ye Grand Inquest attested att this Court Caleb Pusie David Lawrence Walter Marten Walter ffausett John Kinsman John Sharples Joseph Richards Sene Woolla Rosen Edward Carter William Clayton John Beales Lawrence Raugh Peter Peterson John Bennett Richard Parker William Cloud Thomas Bradshaw William Collett Thomas Worth GEORGE PHILLIPS Plt Jury the same in ye JAMES STAMFIELD Defendt } Case of Robert Eyre In an action of ye Case and Mary Best County Court of Chester Declaration Whereupon ye Plt Saith that he having formerly wrought att ye Defendts House for severall of his workmen and of them att his Taylors Trad did earne Severall sums of money according to a Schedull hear ready to be delivered in Court may more att large appear as alsoe money lent amounting in all to ye Sum of 4(pds.) 3s 5d which upon Some Considerations the Defendt did take upon Himselfe to Satisfie and did assume to pay ye same unto ye Plt notwithstanding which assumtion and Promise the Defendt have not made satisfaction unto ye Plaintife Butt Sill withholdeth ye Same although he have long Since had ye same page 165 in Possession Whereupon ye Plt brings his action for ye sd Sum of four pounds three shillings and five pence and Craves Judgment of this Court for ye Same with reasonable Damage and Cost of Suite Witnesses Henry Hames being Attested declareth that about 2 years since William Winter did Sell a Sadle to George Phillips upon James Stamfields account John Smith being attested declareth that about 2 years Since George Phillips told him that he and James Stanfield was att that time Clear in accounts Richard Clues being attested Declareth that George Phillips did make him Cloathes twice butt att what time he Cannot be Certaine Robert Barber being attested Saith about ye time he bought leather of James Stamfield he did see George Phillips att worke att sd Stamfields which was about ye 11th moneth 87 Andrew Job being attested Saith that he doe know that in ye Spring George Phillips was att worke att James Stamfields but what Spring he is uncertaine he further Saith that he did draw out an account for George Phillips lastspring was two years. Randall Vernon being attested Declareth that about ye last Spring faire was a twelve moneth he received money of Robert Barber for account of James Stamfield Mary Stamfield being attested Saith that before ye arbitration her Brother and George Phillips made up accounts and her brother James Stamfield owed George Phillips a paire of Shooes which aferward he had page 166 the 27th of ye 6th moneth 1689 The Verdikt of ye Jury is they finde for ye Plaintife to have due to him on Ballance of accounts the sum of } Hereupon ninteen Shillings and eleven pence Judgment is with Cost of Suite and 1d Damage granted Transcribed by Lonnie Jobe Vanderpol GorLVDPOL@aol.com Do not go where the path may lead; Go where there is no path and leave a trail. Emerson

This over-worded deed, yes it is a deed, straitens out 2 Wallace wills where Arch was Executor on both. It seems everyone died. This is a very tough read for even a seasoned genealogist to figure. I'll buy someone an ice cream to tell me the relationships between all the Wallaces mentioned! Is it 4 people? 5? There is a unique word used by Baruch Williams here that I have never seen before...enfeoffed & enfeoff. It means to invest with a feudal estate or fee, whatever that means. It is from the Middle Ages. To see the actual documents, go to: Archibald Job and Margaret Rees #13 and #14 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/arch_job_rees.html Cecil County Court Book 16 pages 90 & 91 This Indenture made this tenth day of November in the year of our Lord God One thousand seven Hundred and Eighty Six between Michael Wallace of Cecil County and State of Maryland practitioner of Physic and Archibald Job of the County and State aforesaid farmer of the one part and Thomas Wallace of said County and State miller of the other part. Witnesseth that whereas a certain Michael Wallace who died on the seventeenth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and Seventy three by his last will and Testament bearing Date the thirteenth day of May one thousand seven Hundred and seventy two did Order and direct by the said Will that a certain plantation which he then held and possessed, called and known by the name of Edmistons place should be sold by his Wife Sarah and his Son David Wallace his Executors, and whereas the aforesaid Sarah and David Wallace did die without Complying with that particular clause of said Michael Wallaces will, and whereas the said David Wallace by his last Will and Testament bearing Date the twelth day of March One thousand Seven Hundred and seventy seven did appoint Thomas Wallace Michael Wallace and Archibald Job his Executors and whereas the said Thomas Wallace Michael Wallace and Archibald Job executors of the aforesaid David Wallace did agreeable to the Will of the said Michael Wallace after advertising the sale of the above mentioned place in the Pennsylvania and Maryland news papers proceed to the sale of the said place on the first day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty three and the said place was purchased by Thomas Wallace one of the above named executors he being the highest bidder and agreeable to the articles of the Vendue, of course the purchaser Now be it known by the authority aforesaid, and for the Consideration of two Hundred and six Pounds ten Shillings Currency in hand paid by the said Thomas Wallace, that Michael Wallace and Archibald Job afore said have given, sold, granted, aliened, enfeoffed and Confirmed and by these presents the said Michael Wallace and Archibald Job do freely give, grant, alien, enfeoff and fully confirm unto the afore said Thomas Wallace his Heirs and Assigns forever all that tract and parcel of Land known by the name of Edmistons place containing two hundred and six Acres and a half of Land more or less being part of three patents viz providence, good will and Lydias jointure, together with all the dwelling Houses, out houses, water courses, Orchards, buildings, improvements and advantages of every kind, or any way appertaining pr belonging to part of the said Three parcels or tracts of Land as may more fully appear by Edmistons deeds of Conveyance to the deceased Michael Wallace, to have and to hold the said Edmistons place being parts of the above named three patents and the premises above granted granted with all and every part or parcel thereof to the said Thomas Wallace his Heirs and assigns forever, and to his and their Sole and only use and behoof forever, and the said Michael Wallace and Archibald Job by the authority aforesaid do for themselves their Heirs and assigns Covenant and agree to and with the said Thomas Wallace his heirs and assigns that they shall and will forever Warrant and defend unto the said Thomas Wallace his Heirs and assigns the above granted lands and premises against then the said Michael Wallace and Archibald Job, his or their heirs or Assigns and all persons claiming pr may claim from, by or under them or any of them In Witness whereof the said Michael Wallace and Archibald Job have hereunto Set their Hands and affixed their seals the say and year first above written Michael Wallace {seal} Archd Job {seal} Signed Sealed and delivered in presence of David Smith Hezekiah Rowles Received this tenth day of november in the year of our Lord one thousand seven Hundred and Eighty Six the Sum of two Hundred and six pounds ten shillings the Consideration money within mentioned Michael Wallace Archd Job L206..10.. Witness David Smith Hezekiah Rowles State of Maryland Cecil County Set Be it remembered that on the tenth day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand seven Hundred and Eighty Six Michael Wallace and Archibald Job parties to the within instrument of writing appeared before us the subscribers two of the Justices of the Peace for the County aforesaid, and did acknowledge the same to be their Act and deed and the lands and premises therein Contained to be right, title and estate of Thomas Wallace within named his heirs and assigns forever, and to be and remain to him and their Sole use and behoof forever. Taken and acknowledged before Saml Miller Nathan Norton Recorded the 7th day of Decbr 1786 and Examd by B. Williams Clk Transcribed by Nancy Thompson nellanddudley@msn.com Do not go where the path may lead; Go where there is no path and leave a trail. Emerson

Two NEW albums for William E. Jobe Jr - s/o William Jobe and Margaret Ann McCarroll, gs/o Henry Job and Elizabeth Miller and gt gs/o Andrew Job and Abigail Miller and 2nd gt gs/o Archibald Job and Margaret Rees. ---- William E. Jobe Jr. and Laura Bruce Swimley Photos http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/wm_laura_swimley.html 1) William E. Jobe Jr - son of William Jobe and Margaret Ann McCarroll. He married Laura Bruce Swimley April 23, 1902 Frederick Co., Virginia. Submitted by Beth Cleveland 2) Laura Bruce (Swimley) Jobe - - wife of William E. Jobe, Jr. Submitted by Beth Cleveland 3) Jobe Family Farm (aerial view) - at Brucetown, Frederick Co., Virginia. This is the Jobe family farm...from my understanding William Jobe, Jr. built it in the 1800's. It is still in the family today. One of my cousins purchased it after my grandmother passed. If you see the old chicken coup ...the Jobe Woolen Mill remains would be further down the hill past this building. Submitted by Beth Cleveland -------------- Frederick William Jobe and Elsie Elizabeth Emerson Photos http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/fred_elsie_emerson.html 1) Frederick William Jobe and wife Elsie (1959) - taken on June 12, 1959 at Brucetown United Methodist Church the day one of their daughters, Mary Gold Jobe married Daniel Shenk. Submitted by Beth Cleveland. 2) Frederick William Jobe (Santa) and wife, Elsie - submitted by Beth Cleveland 3) Frederick William Jobe and Elsie Elizabeth Emerson - 50th anniversary - taken 1979 Frederick Co., Virginia. Submitted by Beth Cleveland 4) Frederick Gail Jobe (1935-2002) - Taken in army uniform at age 24 (1959). Submitted by Beth Cleveland --------- Ann (Jobe) Brown

Archibald Job as High Sheriff, releasing George Bird from a bond wherein George was an Under-Sheriff and requests payment for services rendered. To see this document, go to: Archibald Job and Margaret Rees http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/arch_job_rees.html CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND COURT BOOK 16 pg. 69 I Archibald Job High Sheriff of Cecil County on the one part and George Bird of Cecil County on the other part witnesseth that wheras the Twenty Second day of November Seventeen Hundred and Eighty Five a certain Bond was perfected and entered into & signed by the said George Bird to the said Archibald Job for the fulfilling & performing the duties appreciating & attending to the duties of an under Sheriff of the said County, and on the back of which said Bond a Certain Instrument and agreement in writing was enforced into of the same date which said writing each of the parties did thereto sign their names of which said writing he the said Archibald Jobe promised to allow & pay to the said George Bird for & in consideration of the said writing he the said heretofore mentioned Bond & the writing theron one third of the profits arising from the Sheriffs office in and for Cecil County & one third of the goal fees for the true performance of the said Bond & acting & doing the business of undersheriff in North Susquehanna South Susquehannah & Charles Town hundreds of doing the necessary writing required for the Sheriffs Office attending the general Court attending the business of the goal & being at one third of the expence of goal provision & wood & goalers Salary & any damages or loss that might happen from or by said Goal & one third Damages of & costs accruing to said office. Now this instrument of writing witnessed that for & in consideration of the said George Birds fully Complying with the contract as is above set forth, up to the thirteenth day of June Instant from the day above mentioned for & in consideration of his faithful services in the duties as is mentioned in the said executed writing as also for the posting & regulating the accounts which ought to be liquidation between us & striking the ballance which have arose in the Sheriffs Office agreeable to the contract & agreement made between he the said Bird receving to himself one third part of the profits as is above mentioned & the said Archibald Job for the considerations as ____ do hereby quit claim & release the said George Bird & his heirs from all manner of risques costs & damages that may arrise from & after the said thirteenth day of June Instant as also do release him the said George Bird from the said writing dated the twenty second of November last after this day absolve It is hereby particulary agreed that the said Bird is to be answerable for & liable to pay his proportion of all Damages Costs and charges of said Office up to the said Thirteenth of June Instant if he receives the profits as is above mention & regulating the accounts appertaining to the said Office up to day last mentioned. In Witness whereof we have hereto set our hands & seals this 28th day of June 1786. Witness B. Williams Philip Brumfield Recorded 28th June 1786 & Examined by B. Williams clk (clerk) Archibald Job (Seal) George Bird (Seal) Transcribed by Margaret Jobe mjobe@chartermi.net Do not go where the path may lead; Go where there is no path and leave a trail. Emerson

These pages document the bond given for Archibald Job for his first term as High Sheriff of Cecil County. Notice the witnesses. Daniel Job and Sarah Job, his brother and his daughter! Yes, the Daniel could be his son, Daniel Defoe Job, but Daniel Defoe had just gotten married that year in Baltimore. So I speculate it was his brother who was closeby. Also because in the documents to come you will see Daniel the brother there. More speculation: Who is Margaret Campbell? Arch had a sister Margaret b. 1730 that we never found. Could she have married a Campbell? To see the actual documents go to: Archibald Job and Margaret Rees #10 and #11 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/arch_job_rees.html Cecil County Court Book 16 pages 31 & 32 State of Maryland Set} Know all men by these Presents that we Archibald Job James Boggs and Thomas Gilleland of Cecil County in the State aforesaid are held and firmly Bound to the State aforesaid in the full Sum and just Quantity of two Hundred thousand Pounds of good Sound Marchantable leaf Tobacco and Casks to be paid to the State to which payment well and truly to be made we bind ourselves and every of us, our and every of our Heirs Executors and Administrators Jointly and Severally for the whole and in the whole firmly by the presents Sealed with our Seals and Dated the Sixteenth day of November in the tenth year of our Independence Annoque Dominy 1785. The Condition of the above obligation is such that if the above bounden Archibald Job shall and do well and truly serve the State in the Office of Sheriff of he County of Cecil within the State aforesaid and in all things well and faithfully execute the same office and also shall render to the State and other the officers a true faithfull and perfect Account of all and singular the States rights and dues and to the Officers a true and just account of their fees that he shall of may be entrusted with by the State Governor and other his Officers within this State to receive and collect and his Account to the State and to the Governor and other his Officers within this State for the time being for fines and forfeitures, and other dues belonging to the State or Governor, as also his Account of all fees, dues, and Sums of Money or Tobacco due to any of the good people within the State for any Sum or Sums of Money or Tobacco wherewith the said shall be intrusted during the time of his sheriefalty And in all other things as Sheriff of Cecil County shall behave himself well and honestly towards all persons according to the best of his power skill and Knowledge then this obligation to be void and of no Effect or else to stand in full force Strength and Virtue Signed Sealed and Delivered in presence of Archd Job {seal} Margaret Campbell James Boggs {seal} Daniel Job Thomas Gilleland {seal} Sarah Job Matthew Norris Nathan Norton Recorded 13th day of March 1786 and examined by B Williams Cl Transcription by Nancy Thompson nellanddudley@msn.com Do not go where the path may lead; Go where there is no path and leave a trail. Emerson

Did these 3 together as all one family. Every image is NEW. ------------ Anna Bond Job and Thomas James Bruce Photos http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/anna_bond_bruce.html 1. Anna Bond (Job) Bruce and 2 Sisters (can anyone identify the 2 sisters for sure??) ----Anna, her two sisters Margaret and Sarah maybe. Last name is name Blair, but my papers are locked in a safe I can't get to at this moment. This is from a glass negative I have that I've had regular negatives made up from. Submitted by Lillian Moskeland ---------- Stewart Bruce Terry and Electa Jane Bennett Memorials http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/stewart_bruce_terry.html 1. Stewart Bruce Terry Tombstone - buried Pleasant Valley Cemetery, Stanley, KS. (Submitter unrelated - saw the name in my file) --------- David Rankin Bruce and Rachel Ellen Bailey Memorials http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/david_rankin_bruce.html *all of these were contributed by Lillian Moskeland 1) David Rankin Bruce (1845-1914) - married Rachel Ellen Bailey October 15, 1968 2) Ellen Rachel Bruce - wife of David Rankin Bruce 3) Mary Edith 'Edie' (Bruce) Heinzman (1870-1958) - d/o David Rankin Bruce and Rachel Ellen Bailey 4) John D. Heinzman (1862-1948) - husband. of Mary Edith (Bruce) 5) Jay 'James' Rankin Bruce (1882-1947) - s/o David Rankin Bruce and Rachel Ellen Bailey. 6) James Heinzman Bruce (1908-1994) - s/o Jay 'James' Rankin Bruce and Ada May Williams. ---------- Ann (Jobe) Brown

John Byron Jurey and Penelope Izora 'Kate' Oliver Photos/Memorials http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/john_byron_jurey.html #5 1925 - John Leslie Louis Jurey, wife Mary Etta Scott, stepdaugther Callie Hardin. John and Mary were married August 10, 1925 Des Arch, Arkansas. Submitted by Andrea Owrey *John Byron Jurey was s/o Jesse D. Jurey, Jr. and Mary Stillings, gs/o Jesse D. Jurey, Sr. and Martha 'Patty' Job and gt gs/o Thomas Job and Charity Rees. Ann (Jobe) Brown

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/letters_jane_job_jury.html New Memory Lane Page for Descendants of Jane Job and Richard Jury. Jane was d/o Thomas Job and Charity Rees and gd/o Archibald Job and Margaret Rees. *This is the same Archibald that Randy has been posting all the documents for. Ann (Jobe) Brown

Thomas Berry Jobe and Mary E. Coulter Records http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/thomas_berry_jobe.html #1 Thomas B. Jobe Envelope - Yellow Springs, Ohio ----Shows Thomas as a Dealer of carriages, buggies, spring and road wagons. Submitted by Randy Jobe Remember all of Thomas Vernon Job's links can be found at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/j_tom_v.html Ann (Jobe) Brown

Since I keep getting pointed toward Thomas Vernon Job group, (Randy's cecil co., MD documents and Donna's trip to the brick), I decided to start with the ones that I have for his group to post. Will also be sending some to Patti and possibly Tracey in between. Patti will be announcing the ones she does, after the index page is updated and she has them posted. Some of these I may have had for a long time in my file and some I may not remember the submitter. If I post something and it is from you and you aren't given credit - HOLLOR. >grin< By the way, if you have something to post for Thomas Vernon Job group - then do go ahead and send that to me, personally at ann@personainternet.com ASAP. (Since the albums are better organized now, I'm hoping things will go faster than before and be less frustrating). And will be stopping whatever I'm doing to post any of Randys early ones and if an interesting letter comes in - I could be off on a quick research trip. Know Jobe Legacy needs to be updated again as I've added quite a few new things in the last couple of days. Mary Lenora Jobe and Carl Ethan Akeley Photos/Records http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/mary_l_akeley.html #3 News Clipping - Miss Jobe's Camp for Girls --submitted by Randy Jobe

These documents involve Archibald Job and James MacKay Jr. as the executors of John Hawthorne's estate. During his life, John Hawthorne sold property to John McKnight, but failed to record the transaction. This document makes it official. It is witnessed by Richard Bond, father of Morris Job's wife Lydia, and Timothy Kirk, son-in-law of Thomas Vernon Job's daughter Lydia who married Benjamin Willson...thier daughter Elizabeth married 2nd Timothy Kirk. You can see the actual documents at: Archibald Job and Margaret Rees Records (#8 and #9) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/arch_job_rees.html NEW ALBUM: Elizabeth Wilson and Timothy Kirk Records (#1 and #2) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/wilson_tim_kirk.html CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND COURT BOOK 15 - pages 133 & 134 THIS INDENTURE made this first day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and Eighty one Between Archibald Job and James MacKay Jr. both of Cecil County in the State of Maryland Executors of John Hawthorn of Cecil County Deceased of the one part and John Mc Knight of the County and Province aforesaid of the other Part WITNESSETH that whereas the aforesaid John Hawthorn in his lifetime did obtain from the Propriators of Pennsylvania a Pattent for Twenty three and a half acres of land bearing date the twentieth day of February one thousand seven hundred and forty three and is Recorded in the Office for Recording of Deeds for the City and County of Philadelphia in Patent Book Vol. 12 page 768 ?Ca part of which Tract of Lands contained in the following lines he the said John Hawthorn hath Sold to the said John McKnight for the valuable consideration of forty five pounds currant mone in the States of America as by an Article of Sale bearing date the twenty seventh day of August one thousand seven hundred and seventy six appears AND Whereas by second Article said Hawthorn did Engage in the payment of the above Sum of forty five pounds to make & Execute a sufficient Deed to the said John McKnight and it appearing that the consideration money of forty five pounds was paid agreeable to said Article and no Deed of Conveyance made therefore We the aforesaid Archibald Job and James MacKay Executors as aforesaid being willing to make and Execute such Deed of Conveyence to said. McKnight as well Secure to him said Land and Premisses which piece or parcel of Land Begins at a Chesnut Saplin marker with... page 134 .. twelve notches standing a little below the South East corner of the Field before McKnights dwelling house Door and runing thence South Eighty five and a half degrees West eighty eight Perches to a white Oak marker standing on the West side of the great road then North fifty five degrees East fifty four Perches to the Chesnut saplin and place of beginning containing and laid out for fourteen Acres of Land more or less. NOW KNOW YE that by virtue of the power to us, Archibald Job and James Mac Kay given and for the causes above mentioned have made over given granted and conveyed and do by these presents grant alien (sp. align) sett over confirm and convey to him the aforesaid John McKnight his heirs and Assigns forever all the right Title claim and interest of the aforesaid, John Hawthorn of in and unto the above described fourteen acres of land with the Improvements thereon and all the appurtenances thereto belonging to have and to hold the aforesaid granted and bargained Premisses or hereby intended to be bargained with all the improvements and Appurtenances thereon or thereto belonging to him the aforesaid John McKnight his heirs and Assigns forever and to the aforesaid Archibald Job and James Mac Kay do hereby promise covenant and agree to and with the aforesaid John McKnight that the aforesaid granted and bargained said Premisses and every part thereof with all the Improvements thereon and appurtances thereunto belonging will warrant and forever Defend to him the said John McKnight his heirs and Assigns from John Hathorn aforesaid his heirs and Assigns and from all manner of person or persons claiming or to clain by from or under him or them In Witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands our seals the day & year fixed above written Signed Sealed and Delivered in the presence of us.} Archibald Job (seal) Timothy Kirk Richard Bond } James MacKay (seal) Cecil County Sc: On the first day of November seventeen hundred and Eight one came before us the Subscribers, two of the Justices of the Peace for the County aforesaid Archibald Job and James MacKay and did acknowledge the within Indenture to be their Act and Deed and the Lands therein mentioned to be the Right and Estate of the within names John McKnight his heirs and assigns forever acknowledged before us the day & year above written Timothy Kirk Richard Bond Recorded the 15th. of November 1781 and Exd by B. Williams Ce (Clerk) Transcription by Margaret Jobe mjobe@chartermi.net Do not go where the path may lead; Go where there is no path and leave a trail. Emerson

This document shows Archibald Job and John White Jr., as the Executors of John White Sr.'s will, upholding a descision for his widow Agnes to retain 1/3 of his estate as stated in John's will. But it removes the stiplation that she would return any portion to the heirs, should she die or remarry as stated in his original will. We have John's will, this final descision, but not the beginning court proceedings concerning this matter. We also don't have a record of this marriage yet. If we did we could come close to a death date for Mary Job White. You can see the original documents at: New album for Mary (Job) White #1 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/mary_job_white.html Archibald Job and Margaret Rees #3 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/album/arch_job_rees.html Cecil County, Maryland Court Book 14, page 197 We the Subscribers Executors of the last will of John White late of East Nottingham Deceased having with the concurence of the heirs of said Deceased agreed with Agness White widow of said Deceased that she shall retain in her hands the third of the personal Estate of said Deceased and that she may hold and Occupy The Land left to her by said deceased as is directed by him in his last will & the thirds of the personal Estate amounting to one hundred & fourteen pounds one shilling & three pence to be her own property to be sold & given away by will or othersise to whom she pleases or removed off the premises by herself or any other person or persons by her orders or by the Executors of her last will or their orders without any claim before hindrance or molestation of the Subscribers or any person or persons by their order or procurement In Testimony whereof we have hereunto set our hand At this 25th day of January 1776 NB The Executors to take care that I suffer no inconvience about the Said as Directed by the will John White Archd Job Benja Chandlee Ellis Chandlee Recorded the 15th day of October 1776 & Seco by Baruch Williams Transcription by Margaret Jobe mjobe@chartermi.net Do not go where the path may lead; Go where there is no path and leave a trail. Emerson

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Burns&GScid=611949&GRid=23587743& shows the daughter, Minnie (Jobe) Burns. >From the census, I knew that James Taylor Jobe had been previously married. Looks like he married first Fannie Jane Francis. The 1910 census showed a 2nd marriage to Sallie and married 13 years. Ann (Jobe) Brown