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William Samuel Jobe
--b. abt 1830 Ripley Co., Missouri
--d. May 5, 1861 Jobe Township, Oregon Co., Missouri
--m. Eda Anne FINE
--October 3, 1850 Randolph Co., AR
----b. abt 1830 Randolph Co., AR
----d. abt 1856 California
------d/o John Clinton Fine and Mary Martha WARNER
--------gd/o David Fine and Ann CORDER
----------gt gd/o John Corder and Elizabeth BRANSON
Went to Knight's Landing, California where his wife, Eda Anne Fine, died about l856. He left his children with his sister, Cynthia, and he returned to Oregon Co, Missouri and died soon after his father, Samuel Jobe Sr.NOTE: Eda Anne Fine is the grand niece of Martha 'Patty' Corder who was married to Jacob Jobe. Eda's parents were John Clinton Fine and Mary Martha Warner and grandparents were David Fine and Ann Corder. Ann Corder was a sister to Martha 'Patty' Corder who married Jacob Jobe.
John FINE 53 TN Mary 52 TN John C. 19 MO Eda A. 20 MO
Samuel JOBE 45 TN Farmer William S 21 Mo Farmer Syntha 16 MO Sarah 14 MO
Bureau of Land Management - General Land Office Records
*William S. Jobe-Accession/Serial #: MO3670__.298 BLM Serial #: MO NO S/N -issued November 15, 1854 -NWSE 8/ 22-N 2-W No 5th PM MO Oregon -Purchase of (80 acres), Jackson Land Office
Went to Knight's Landing, California where his wife, Eda Anne Fine, died about l856. He left his children with his sister, Cynthia, and he returned to Oregon Co, Missouri and died soon after his father, Samuel Jobe Sr.
"John A. FELKER & Margaret, his wife of Oregon Co. to William S. JOBE of Nappa (Napa) Co. California and Sarah JONES of Oregon Co. MO. 18 Feb 1860 $300.00 NE 1/4 of the NW 1/4 (North of River) of Sect. 33 and lots #2 & #3 anf the NW 1/4 (Left bank of river) T22N R2W containing 27 73/100 acres.Signed: John A. FELKER, Margaret FELKER
Margaret FELKER relinquishes her right of dower, Robert ALLISON, J.P.
Filed & Rec'd: 14 May 1860, M. G. NORMAN, clk., by STEWART, D. C."
"William S. JOB of Nappa (Napa) Co., California and Sarah JONES of Oregon Co. MO to John A. FELKER of Oregon Co. MO $300.00 SE 1/4 of NE 1/4 and NW 1/4 of SE 1/4 Sect 8, T22N R2W. 19 Feb 1860.Signed: William S. JOB, Sarah JONES, Robert ALLISON, J.P.
Filed: 11 June 1860
Rec: 27 June 1860, M. G. NORMAN, clerk."
KERRICK, MC 33 KY
, Cinthia 25 MO
, Sarah 5 CA
, Saml 4 CA
, Sarah E 2 CA
, No Name 4/12 CA (m)
JOBY , Jacob M 8 MO - should be Jobe
JOBY , Polly 6 MO - should be Jobe
NOTE: The Jobe children were children of Cynthia's brother, William Samuel Jobe who had returned to Missouri when his wife died. He, too, died before he was able to return to California.
G.M. Ferguson (husband of Sarah Jobe, aunt) -was curator for Lewis M. and Mary Jobe in Oct l868 in Oregon Co, Missouri.
PROBATE RECORDS, GUARDIANSHIPS & WILLS - Alphabetical index
-Oregon Co.,, Missouri (found at Alton Courthouse)Jobe, __________ 265p Lewis & Mary Jobe, minors Guardian: Lewis Fine Filed: 18 Sep 1869
"An autopsy is being held this afternoon at the undertaking rooms of Walley & Rollins on the body of Monroe Jobe, age 42, who died yesterday at St. Luke's Hospital. Jobe's death was the result of a blow on the head, received at Fort Steele, Wyoming two weeks ago yesterday, which was the 4th of March 1898. Robert Grooms, a liveryman of Fort Steele is under arrest charged with the murder of Jobe. Dr. H.M. Bennett and Attorney Homer Merrill arrived form Wyoming this morning to witness the autopsy. Mr. Merrill represents Grooms. Robert Jones, a former employee of Jobe, has been here several days. According to Messers. Jones and Merrill, the killing was to be a great extent justifiable. dr. H.M. Bennett, represents the Coroner of Carbon Co.,, Wyoming. The bad feeling between the two men dates back several months. A friend of Jobes fell down and injured himself. Jobe took him to a restaurant and saloon. While in there he got into a conversation with a woman. While talking to her a young son of Grooms brought in a pitcher of milk and delivered it to the proprietor. Jobe who was drunk commanded the boy to get out of the place, 'its no place for boys like you he said.' The boy hesitated; Jobe got up from the table and ran at the boy as if to kick him. The boy fled. Last Tuesday Jobe told a friend at the hospital that he had not kicked the boy when he tried to. This episode incurred the ill feeling of the boy's father who is nearly 60 years old. He did not, however, resent the affair at that time, on Feb 17, 1898. Jobe and some friends were in a saloon drinking, Jobe had sold out his interest in the sheep business and was preparing to go to the Klondike, Grooms came into the saloon, 'come up you ___ and drink with me, I know you have no use for me but you can take a drink.' Grooms does not drink and refused. A few unpleasant words passed. About fifteen minutes afterward, Jobe was standing outside the house at a hydrant, when Grooms came out. Jobe cursed him again, threatening to throw water on him. One word brought on another. No one saw the occurrence but Jobe told the story before he died. The victim fell unconscious to the ground. He was removed the following Monday to this city and placed in St. Luke's Hospital. He rallied at timed but died yesterday morning. His skull was fractured. The autopsy is being conducted by Dr. Eskridge, his deposition will be taken for use at the inquest which will be held in Wyoming upon the return of the party from here."
Name: Mary Gilliam
Date of Birth: June 17, 1853
Place of Birth: Missouri
Date of Death: October 3, 1920
Place of Death: Porterville, Tulare Co., California
(Age 67 years/3 months/16 days)
Sex: Female
Color or Race: Caucasian
Single, Married, Widowed or Divorced:
Married
Name of Husband or Wife: John Andrew Gilliam
Usual Occupation: Housewife
Father's Name: William Jobe
Father's Place of Birth: Missouri
Mother's Maiden Name: Eda A. Fine
Mother's Place of Birth: St. Louis, Missouri
Informant: Mrs. M.C. Gibson
Informant's Address: Porterville, CA
Usual Residence of Deceased: Porterville, CA
Immediate Cause of Death: Mitral Valvrilar Incoursepetucy ???
by Dr. Austin Miller
Burial, Cremation or Removal: Burial
Place of Burial: Home of Peace Cemetery in Porterville, CA
Date of Burial: Oct. 5, 1920
Funeral Home: C. F. Loyd of Porterville, CA
