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Samuel Jobe
--b. March 1, 1775 Shenandoah Co., VA
--d. between April 1861 - April 1862 Sullivan Co., TN
--m. Barbara 'Barbary' ADWELL
--abt 1794
----b. January 2, 1778 Virginia
----d. AFTER 1860 Sullivan Co., TN
Regarding Children
REGARDING CHILDREN OF SAMUEL JOBE AND BARBARY ADWELL: We have nothing at this time to PROVE their actual children - other than the fact that Zachariah is on the 1850 census with him AND predominance of theory based upon location, migration, etc.Hiriam and John, followed the same migration trail as known descendants and Hiriam even named a son Caleb. IF they are not children of this Samuel, I'm quite certain that they descend from Jacob Jobe and Deborah MacKay and therefore very closely connected to this line.
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My Websites for Samuel
- Samuel and Barbary Jobe Scanned Documents
- Job(e) Legacy - Gedcom on Rootsweb World Connect
JOB(E) LEGACY
Descendants of Andrew Job Jr
August 14
Jacob Job deeded land in Sullivan Co, TN to son, Samuel.
The land was a tract of 390 acres on Kendrick Creek.
"This Indenture made this fourteenth day of August 1800 between Jacob Job of the State of Tennessee and Sullivan County of the one part and Samuel Job of the same County and State of the other part contract with the Said Jacob Job as well for the love and good that he brought to the said Samuel Job his Son and for an income Donation of the Sum of one dollar to him our land paid the receipt whereof hereby acknowledged (here are about 5 words that cannot be read) conveyed and Confirmed unto him the Son Samuel and heirs and assign forever all that tract or parcel of land Shadie oak the County aforesaid on a branch of Kindrick Creek Beginning at a small white oak William Jacksons line thence with said line which is a conditional line between Said Jacob and Said Wm. Jackson South Westerly to a post ? Jacksons Corner thence with said Conditional north Seventy one degrees west 50 poles to a small dogwood thence South 10 degrees East 102 Poles to a white oak ? poplar thence north 59 degrees East 70 poles to a black walnut thence on a conditional line between (here again about 7 words cannot be read) South Easterly 122 poles to a poplar on peter Jacksons line then with Said line North thirty five degrees east 104 poles is a noble chestnut on a hill thence north 80 degree west 75 poles is a stake thence north 85 degrees West 106 poles to the Beginning Containing one hundred and Sixteen acres be the same more or less together. With all Improvements (the rest of the sentence cannot be read)."
February 4
Washington Co.,, Tn Deed Book #9 pg. 126-127
This indenture made February 4, 1802 between Joseph Barron and George Jackson, both of Washington Co.,, State of Tennessee... consideration $800.00... conveys a tract of land in Washington Co., lying on a branch of Sinking Creek joining Nicholas Hale and Samuel Jobe's survey ... begin at a red oak on Haile's line... two white oaks on Job's line... containing 200 acres..Joseph Barron
Thomas Barron
William Jackson
May 13Quit Claim of Conveyance
230 acres of land, occupied by Jacob Job, deceased, released by right of descend to Samuel, Dorcas, Lydia, Zachariah, James and George Job to John Cox, William Jackson, George Jackson, and Thomas Barron.
May 1
Sullivan Co., TN - South of the Holston River--signed a pettition "for a change of thier Battlion Muster Grounds because the river must be crossed, which is sometimes impossible, and the location at Francis Holley's is not as centrally located as it was at Mr. Brunstutter's, formally where Mr. Walter James lived.
Signers inclued:
"Samuel Jobe, William Jones, Joseph Coven, William Lester, Jonathon Tussy, Joseph Webb, William Copas, Tomas Copass, George Crudgingder, William Faulks, Jacob Keene, Joseph Clark, Mathias Keene, Jones Boyd, William Boyd, William Britt, James Williams, Ezariah Jobe, George Jobe, William Guttisry, David Harlarger, Eli_m Emery, Nathaniel Jobe."
July
Notice,To the heirs of Jacob Jobe, James Jobe and George Jobe, late of the county of Sullivan, in the state of Tennessee and other persons concerned in the premises.
Take notice,
That I shall petition the county court of Sullivan, at a court to be held the third Monday in February next, at the court house in Blountville, to have partition made of the land that said Jacob Jobe, James Jobe and George Jobe, died seized of, in the county of Sullivan, lying on Hendrick’s [sic] creek, supposed to contain 230 acres, so that I can hold my share of said estate in severalty. All persons concerned, are hereby notified to attend said court, and oppose said petition if they think proper.
Samuel Jobe
July 12, 1815
January 10 - Sullivan Co., TN Deed
-Samuel Jobe deeded John Cox land that he inherited from Jacob Jobe
December 18
Sullivan Co., Deed Book #17 pg. 349
Exact same peice of land he had gotten from his father, Jacob Job, 116 acres
Samuel Jobe to Nathan Jobe of Washington Co.,, TN, same peice of land he had gotten from his father, Jacob Job, 116 acres. This Indenture maid this 18th day of December in the year of Our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and forty one between Samuel Jobe of the State of Tennessee and Sullivan Co., of the one part and Nathan Jones of Washington Co., and State of the other part. Witnesseth that the said Samuel Jobeas for and in the consideration of six hundred and ninety six dollars to him in hand paid the receipt whereof of is hereby acknowledged hath bargained and sold and conveyed unto him the said Nathan Jones his heirs and assigns forever all that tract or parcel of land situated in the Co., aforesaid on a branch of Kendrix Creek begining at a small white oak on Wm Jacksons line thence with said line which is a conditional line between said Jobe and said Wm Jackson South Westerly to a post oak Jacksons corner thence with said conditional North seventy one degrees West thirty poles to a small dogwood then South ten degrees East one hundred an two poles to a white oak and poplar thence North thirty nine degrees East seventy poles to a black Walnut then on a conditional line between said Samuel Jobe and Nathan Jobe as it meanders South Easterly one hundred and twenty two poles to a popular on Peter Jacksons line then with said line North thirty five degrees East One hundred and fore poles to a double Chestnut on the hill thence North eighty degrees West seventy five poles to a stake thence North eighty five degree West one hundred and six poles to the begining----- Containing one hundred and sixteen acres being the same more or less together with all improvements woods ways waters and water courses mines minerals hereditaments and appertainances to the premises or any part thereof to hold unto him the said Nathan Jones his heirs and assigns against him the said Samuel Jobe and his heirs and against all and every other person or persons whatsoever claiming by from or under him them or any of them. I shall and will warrant and forever defend by these presents--- In witness whereas the said Samuel Jobe hath here unto set his hand and seal the day and year above written. Samuel Jobe (his mark) Witnesses were Nathan T. Jackson and William C. Kellow. Registered and acknowledged by Samuel Jobe, Nov. 28, 1853
August 24
Sullivan Co., Deed Book #17 pg. 350
This Indenture made the twenty fourth day of August One thousand eight hundred and forty two between Thomas Bragg Senr of the State of Tennessee and Co., of Sullivan of the one part and Samuel Job of Sullivan Co., of State aforesaid of the other part Witnesseth that the said Thomas Bragg for and in consideration of the sum of three hundred and eighty five dollars in hand paid receipt whereby acknowledged bargained sold conveyed and confirmed a certain tract or parcel of land unto the said Samuel Job and his heirs and assigns forever Situate lying and being in the Co., and State aforesaid on the water of Horse Creek including the plantation where Henry Bragg now lives and bounded as follows.-- Begining at a White Oak on a dividing line made between said Thomas Bragg and said Jobe then North fifty eight East twenty four poles to a White Oak on said line then North fifteen West twenty eight poles to a stake & Hickory pointer on said line then North sixty East fifty four poles to a Black Oak Saplin on said line North thirty West twelve poles to a stake & White Oak pointer on said line then North thirty two East twenty four poles to a bunch of Hickorys on said line then North thirty six West fifty two poles to a stake on the old line then on said line North fifty West twelve poles to a corner White Oak then on said line West one hundred and ten poles to a corner Ash tree then on said old line South forty two West fourteen poles to a White Oak on a dividing line between said Bragg and said Job then on said line South sixty three fifty six poles to a White Oak Stump & Sugar camp there Seventy acres be the same more or less together with every thing there to belonging or appertaining I the said Thomas Bragg my heirs &c (&c means assigns) will warrant and forever defend in fee simple to the said Samuel Job and to his heirs &c against the claim of every person or persons whatsoever In witness whereof I the said Thomas Bragg hath hereunto set my hand and seal the day and date first above written---Signed Sealed and delivered in presence of hisNathan Jobe
Thomas "B" Bragg Senr
Thomas Bragg Junr mark
Registered Nov. 28, 1853 Witnessed by Nathan Jobe & Thomas Bragg Jr.
JOBE, Samuel 1774 VA
, Barbary 1777 VA
, Zacchariah 1798 Tn
, Mary 1831 Tn
, Zacchariah Jr 1832 Tn
, George 1837 Tn
, Mary 1843 Tn
September
Sullivan Co., TN -Deed Book #19 pg. 328
Samuel Jobe to Zachariah Jobe, same land he bought from Thomas BraggThis indenture made and entered into the the .. day of September 1857. by and between Samuel Jobe of the Co., of Sullivan of the State of Tennessee of the one part and Zachariah Jobe of the Co., and State aforesaid of the other part Witnesseth tah for and in consideration of the sum of three hundred dollars in hand paid thru receipt if herebt acknowledged has bargained and sold. I do hereby transfer and convey to Zachariah Jobe a certain tract of land or parcel of land situated lying and being in the Co., of Sullivan in the State of Tennessee on the waters of Horse Creek the farm on which (unreadable) Bragg did live and the place where I now live and bounded as follows Beginnining at a White Oak on a dividing line made between Thomas Bragg and tha said Saml Jobe thence North 58 East 24 polesto a White Oak on the said line the North 15 degrees West 28 poles to a stake and Hickory pointer on said line thence North 60 East 54 poles to a Black Oak saplin on said line North 30 East 12 poles to a stake and white oak pointer on said line thence North 32 Eat 24 poles to a bunch of Hickory on said line then North 36 West 52 poles to a stake on the Red? line with said line North 50 West 12 poles to a corner white oak then on said line West one hundred and ten poles to a corner Ash tree then old line South 42 West 14 poles to a white oak on a dividing line between Bragg an said Jobe then on said line South 63 East 56 poles to a white oak stump at the sugar camp the South 15 East one hundred and ninteen poles to the begining containing seventy acres more or less. togethere with all and vary apputenences of way description whatever beloning to said land inclusive. And I the said Samuel Jobe for myself my heirs and representatives will forever warrant and defend the title to the above tract or parcel of land against lawful claims of all persons whatever both in law and Equity. In witness whereof I have set my hand and seal this day and year.
Samuel Jobe (his mark)
Registered Feb. 18 1858.
Witnessed by John C. Hale and George Jobe to John C. Rutledge, Clerk.
and next door at #76-76Samuel JOBE 84 M Pension 400 300 VA Barbry 80 F Domestic VA Zacheriah JOBE 61 M Farmer 400 200 TN Mary 16 F Domestic TN Manirva 8 F TN Ira G. 5 M TN
Zacharia JOBE Jr. 27 M Farmer 100 TN Polly SIMPSON 30 F Domestic TN Amanda A. 4 F TN John WILSON 3 M TN
"Samuel Jobe, brother of Zachariah & son of Jacob, did leave a will, it just didn't survive the burning of the records. It is mentioned in the Court records of Sullivan Co. as being written 20 April 1861 and probated 7 April 1862."
Exhibited in open court the last will and testament of Psamuel Jobe dated 20th of April 1861 execution proven by the oath of Terry W. Keen subscribing witness thereto to record and ordered to be recorded.
Note from Donna:
the spelling of his name is the way it's written. It's underlined, indicating that they realized that it was a mistake... by the way, the will didn't survive. Since the courthouse was burned by those Yankees, we don't have much left. This book actually began in 1861, so this is the only pre-Civil War stuff we have, except for the deeds There's no record of it
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NOTE:
I'm pretty sure that Ann E. Jackson is a Job(e) descendant. On the 1850 Barren Co., Kentucky census she is living with Benjamin Jackson, age 66. Next door to her is Isaac N. Jackson family and next to Isaac is the John Job(e) - Saray Elsey family.
If so, this would make descendants of John and Hannah, TRIPLE cousins to me.
If you have any old photos for any descendants of this family, please send to me at
Ann (Jobe) Brown
