Charles Stoddard Jobe
--b. February 13, 1855 Competine, Jefferson Co., Iowa
--d. September 25, 1944 Red Bluff, Tehama Co., California
----buried Sunset Cemetery, Tehama Co., California
--m. Belle N. MARTIN
--May 8, 1880 Sacramento, California
----b. February 22, 1851 Oakland, Michigan
----d. October 18, 1934 Corning, Tehama Co., California
------buried Sunset Cemetery, Tehama Co., California
------d/o Flavius Josephus Martin and Anna Fitch CHIPMAN
--------gd/o William Martin and Phoebe WOOD
--------gd/o Dr. Cyrus Chipman and Anna FITCH
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Charles Stoddard Jobe
Photo: Courtesy of Terry Flanagan
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Charles Stoddard Jobe Home
Tehama, California
Photo: Courtesy of Terry Flanagan
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Charles Stoddard Jobe and Family
Photo: Courtesy of Terry Flanagan
Charles Jobe & family was taken in front of the garage at the Jobe residence in Corning Calif. Seated are Belle & Charles Jobe. Standing are the sons and daughters along with my (Terry's) grandfather J.J. Flanagan, husband of Carrie A. Jobe.
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Sunset Cemetery
Charles S. Jobe Family Plot
Photos: Courtesy of Roseann Brown
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My Websites for Charles S.
- Charles Stoddard Jobe and Belle N. Martin Photos
- Job(e) Legacy - Gedcom on Rootsweb World Connect
JOB(E) LEGACY
Descendants of Andrew Job Jr
Charles Jobe taught school for a while in Calif. Not sure where or when. He was later elected supervisor in Tehama Co., CA. He had a stroke while in office which kept him house ridden for a number of years.Terry Flanagan age 3 or so wandered off and Charles became aware of it. He left the house on his own for the first time in 20 years to look for the boy. He found him about .5 miles from the house. The old gentleman herded the boy home with an occational smack of his cane wher it would do the most good
For a time he was a byer of livestock for Westbern and Cogden butcher wholesale butcher company. He and Joe Flanagan, his son in law, traveled the northern end of the Sacramento valley doing this for several years.
The old barn on the south east corner of the family property in Corning was used to hold stock waiting to be shiped. That building still stands in 1998 and is used as a garage for the current owner of the property. "
'There is a letter written July 1880 from Charles S Jobe to his mother Helen Jobe in Kansas stating that he was planning to start teaching school at Olimpo at the start of school and lived only a few miles from school.'
J. H. JOBE 44 M W Farmer (resl estate value) $500 IL Helen 41 F W Keening House OH L. D. 20 M W Works on farm IL Theodore 18 M W Works on farm IL C. S. 15 M W Works on farm IA A. S. 11 F W at home IA Abe S. 8 M W IA E. P. 6 M W IA Joseph S. 3 M W IA G. S. 9/12 M W IA
Charlie JOBE head M W Jan 1855 45 m-20yrs IA IL OH Belle wife F W Feb 1852 48 m-20yrs (5-5) MI NY NY Carrie E dau F W Sept 1881 18 s CA Cordia A. dau F W Nov 1882 17 s CA Edmund M. son M W June 1884 16 s CA John J. son M W Oct 1885 14 s CA Lora B. dau F W Feb 1888 12 s CA
Sacramento Evening Bee, December 2 1904
Weber murders and Misc transcriptions
Friday, December 2, 1904PROMINENT MEN WILL COMPOSE GRAND JURYRED BLUFF (Tehama Co.), December 2 - Judge J.F. ELLISON, in the Superior Court, yesterday afternoon drew the names of twenty-six Grand Jurors, from whom the nineteen citizens who are to compose the coming Grand Jury will be selected. The names on the list include the best material in the county, and there is a former County Treasurer and one ex-Supervisor in the drawing.
They are: Henry C. SWAIN, Albert HOOPER, R.E. CRUMRINE, Leo. L. McCOY and U.B. TYLER, of Red Bluff; C.L. KING, C.S. JOBE, R.H. TABER and J.R. BRYANT, of Corning; J.C. LYNCH, Cottonwood; Asa PEAKE, O.G. PARSONS, Henleyville; J.W. HARRISON, Eby; William B. MILLER, Butte Mountain; N.F. HEATON, Battle Creek; J.E. REID, Kirkwood; Lafayette FISH, Jr., Rawson; J.H. GURNSEY, Ora WILLARD and Roy GODBOLT, Antelope; W.H. BLACK, Lowrey; John C. TURNER, Lyonsville; William LEE, Paskenta; John T. McKERRAS, Farquhar; A.A. KAUFFMAN, Paynes Creek; W.E. HAZEN, Manton. Of this number, Messrs McCoy and Black are large sheepman and Mr. Swain is a retired banker, having acted as County Treasurer for one term. The Grand Jurors are to assemble on December 13th to take up the various matters which will be submitted by the District Attorney and citizens.
Sacramento Evening Bee
Thursday, June 15, 1905GRAND ARMY WEDDING OF WELL-KNOWN COUPLERED BLUFF (Tehama Co.), June 15 - A Grand Army wedding was celebrated in this city yesterday. The groom, George B. DUFFIELD, a native of Illinois and formerly residing at Sutherland, Nebraska, was a valiant member of the Sixteenth Illinois Infantry during the Civil War. It was a case of love at first sight. The bride, Mrs. Frances Flora SHULTZ, who has resided in the neighborhood of Corning for nearly forty years, capitulated when the gallant soldier boy of ë61 laid siege to her affections. They were married by Judge John F. ELLISON in his chambers and many friends and relatives witnessed the ceremony. They will reside in the Richfield Colony, near Corning, where the groom will purchase a home. The bride is a daughter of the late Dr. William COON, a pioneer of this county. Mr. Duffield is a cousin of ex-Supervisor Charles S. JOBE and a nephew of Mrs. STANTON, widow of the late Sheriff STANTON of Glenn County. Both have other relatives in this part of the State.
Charles S. JOBE 64 IA IL OH Treasurer-City Belle N 67 MI NY NY
California Death Index
JOBE CHARLES S 02/13/1855 STANTON JOBE M IOWA TEHAMA 09/25/1944 89 years
If you have any old photos for any descendants of this family, please send to me at
Ann (Jobe) Brown
