Caleb Jobe (Job), Sr.

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JOB(E) LEGACY Andrew Job Jr (1650-1722) - Elizabeth Vernon This Update includes MANY changes from the Previous Ones-Please Check Your Line! Entries: 81142 Updated: 2017-08-01 19:25:11 UTC (Tue) Owner: ajobebrown Home Page: JOB, JOB,E JOBS, JOBES - Links to Great Information! Note: You will leave RootsWeb Index | Descendancy | Register | Pedigree | Ahnentafel ID: I00023 Name: Caleb Job Sex: M Birth: 26 JUL 1704 in Chester MM, Old Chester Co. (today Delaware Co.) PA Death: 4 AUG 1750 in Augusta Co, VA (present-day Warren Co., Virginia) Occupation: Miller Religion: Quaker Note: For more information on this family-contact me. ann@personainternet.com

Date : 26 Jul 1704 Quaker Date : 26 5mo 1704 Location : Chester Monthly M eeting, Chester Father : Andrew Job Mother : Mrs. Elizabeth Job

His birth is also recorded for the same date at the New Garden Meeting.

1717 Eighth Month - Caleb Jobe was witness at marriage of his sist er Mary Jobe to John White (New Garden Monthly Meeting-Chester Co, PA)

1722 -March 30 (Will of Andrew Job Jr - father) - Chester Co., PA

"To wife Elizabeth, my Plantation whereon I live during widowhood & afterw ard to 2 younger sons Caleb & Johsua - they paying to their 2 younger sist ers, Hannah & Patience 10 (pounds) each when of age"

1725 -March 27; pg. 126/127

Robert McKoy of Orange Co., Providence of Virginia, son of Robert and Pati ence JOB, daughter of Andrew (deceased) of Nottingham Twp., Chester Co., P rovince of Pennsylvania, were married the 27th day, 1st month 1725 at Publ ic meeting of Friends at Nottingham.

Witnesses: Henry Reynolds, Joseph England, Jno. Churchman, William Ives, Andrew Barr y, George Lawson, Moses Andrew, Jno Kirkpatrick, Elisha Gatchell, Willi am McMacken, Jacob Kirk, William White, John Beale, Jr., Jno White, Jac ob Beale, Garrett Toole, Rachel Oldham, Dinah Brown, Rachel Gatchell, Rebe kah Robson, Katherine Jacob, Prudence Coale, William Coale, Esther Gatchel l, Jacob JOB, Thomas JOB, Caleb JOB, Joshua JOB, Hannah JOB, Elizabeth McK oy, Elizabeth JOB, Anne Reynolds, John White, George Robinson, Mary Whit e, Jr. Anne JOB, Archabell JOB, and Abraham JOB. (Nottingham Quakers 1680- 1889 By Alice L. Beard 1989 pg. 126-127)

1726 Second Month (April) - Caleb Job attended wedding of Mary McKay and G eorge Robinson. Mary McKay was d/o Robert McKay Sr. in Nottingham (New Ga rden Monthly Meeting)

1726 Ninth Month, 24th day-Caleb Job was witness at marriage of his b rother, Abraham Job, to Sarah Gatchell (New Garden Monthly Meeting-Chest er Co, PA)

1730 The Nottingham Meeting records show Caleb Job as being present at mar riage of brother Enoch Job & Abigail Gatchell

1733 Oct 3: Elisha GATCHELL, son of Elisha of East Notthingham Twp., Chest er Co., Province of Pennsylvania, and Mary WORLEY, daughter of Henry of t he same place, were married in the 3rd day 8th month 1733 at Public Meeti ng of Friends at West Nottingham.

Witnesses: William Brown, Sr., James King, John Piggott, Richard Brown, Goerge Brow n, Thonas Brown, Jno. Gatrill, William Kirk, William Reynolds, Richard Sid well, Dinah Brown, Mary Williams, isabel King, Elling Brown, margaret Kir k, Margaret Englnad, Mary Brown, Elisha Gatchell, Rachel Gatchell, Elizabe th Hughes, henry Reynolds, Thomas Hughes, Abraham JOB, Jacob JOB, Anne Rey nolds, Caleb JOB, Abigail JOB, Esther Gatchell, Hannah Gatchell, Anne Gatc hell and Rachel Gatchell. (Nottingham Quakers 1680-1889 By Alice L. Bea rd 1989 pg. 123)

- LDS film 20901 (East Nottingham, Chester Co., PA, Tax Records)

1734-35-Caleb Job listed

1735 -July; The Nottingham Meeting records show Caleb Job as being prese nt at marriage of sister, Patience Job, to Robert McKay Jr

"Men's Minutes of Nottingham Monthly Meeting, 1730-1756, Vol. I," locat ed at the Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College in May, 20 02 as transcribed by Eleanor Orthun <eorthun@adelphia.net >

1736 Second Month (Nottingham Quaker Meeting records) (This would be Apr il as BEFORE 1750)

From pg "(89) 1736 2nd mo." ..."East Nottingham Preparative Meeting Informs this meeting that there h as of late happened a Reproachful Difference between two Brothers, Caleb & Joshua Job, which nigh Reached to Giving Blows if not Quite, with abusi ve and Unbecoming Language, Henry Reynolds & Jeremiah Brown are therefo re Desired to treat with them & Labour that they may take the Reproach the reof from Truth & Regain their own Credit by Condemninig the Same accordin gly & give an Account to the next Monthly Meeting...

Third Month (Nottingham Quaker Meeting Records) (This would be M ay as BEFORE 1750)

"Caleb Job, being at this meeting, requests one month more to consider t he condemning of his bad conduct.

Fourth Month, Meeting continued: (This would be June as BEFORE 1750)

Sixth Month

From pg. "(96) 1736 6 mo." "At our monthly meeting of East Nottingham held the 28th of the Sixth mon th 1736, The meetings being called the Representatives all appear'd, .....................

..."Caleb & Joshua Job having been Labour'd with by the Friends appointe d, Caleb hath sent a Paper Condemning his Behavior with his Brother whi ch is Received & Jeremiah Brown is appointed to read it in a first Days M eeting at East Nottingham, & make Report to next Monthly Meeting...

"John White hath Read the Paper that Thomas Oldham gave, according to t he Request of the last Monthly Meeting. Joshua Job wholy Refusing to Subm it to the meeting or to give Satisfaction for his Misbehavior. For some R eason it is Reford (sic) under his Consideration, hoping his mind may alt er in a little time . . . . . . . . ."

1737 Lord George William Fairfax, Esquire, brought suit against the settle rs of the lower Shenandoah. Caleb & Barbary Job moved to the Shenandoah.

1746/7 -MARCH 18 - Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virgini a, Vol I (AUGUSTA CO COURT RECORDS.-ORDER BOOK No. I) p. 168

(168) Road ordered from Caleb Jones's mill down to Co., line, James M cKay, Moses McKay, Henry Harding, John Hill, Philip Crine, Thos. Land, W m. Hursh, Thos. Burk, Wm. Harrel, Thos. Grubbs, Wm. Hawkins, Zachery McKa y, Joshua Job, James McNeal, Adam Cunningham, Jacob Sterrell, Charles Cox e, Charles Burk, Ephrm. Leech, Caleb Job.

1748 -The survey of the Valley was undertaken by a team that included Geor ge Washington

1749 -March (Augusta Co, VA) -RECORDS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY VIRGINIA 1745 - 1800, by Lyman Chalkley, "compl ete in three volumes" -first published in 1912 under name Mary S. Lockwood - later pub in 1965 and 1966 by the Genealogical Publishing Company (US L ib.ofCongress# 65-15351. -Volume III, page 10-19 <ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/augusta/co urt/3court2.txt>

" Page 182.--20th March, 1749. John Campbell's sale bill--To George Sh uneman, Stephen Phillips, Barbara Job. To John Barrenhinsell, James McNea l, Anthony Strother, Thos. Dolson (Dottson), Fredk. Freeling, George Nee l, Thos. Harmon."

1750 Caleb Job Will (dated 4 Day Sixth Month 1750)

Shenandoah The 4th Day of June 1750 - I, Caleb Job, of the Co., of August a, and colony of Virginia being weak of body but of a sound mind and memo ry and calling to mind the uncertainity of live heron do make and ordain t his my present Last Will and Testament in manner and from following:

First and principally commend my Soul into the hands of Almighty God hopi ng through the merils of death and passion of my Saviour Jesus Christ to h ave full and free pardon and forgiveness of my sins to inherit ever-lasti ng life and my body to commit to the eaarth to be decently buried at the d iscretion of my Executors hereafter mentioned and as to what it has pleas ed God to be bestowed on me of this world I bequeath and bestow as followe th:

I will and bequeath the plantation I now live on to my wife, Barbary, duri ng her widowhood and after the plantation to be sold and the money equal ly divided between my four children - Samuel, Jacob, Nathan, and Elizabeth .

My will is that my wife shall have her third as the law directs and that t he remainder of my estate shall be equally divided among my children befo re named and they they shall go to trades by the consent of my Ex. Ephri am Leith which I appoint equal power with my wife. Signed, sealed and deli vered in presence of:

(Signed - Caleb Job)

Witnesses: Abraham Job, Moses McKay

Recorded in Augusta Co.,, Clerks Office, Staunton, VA in Will Book 1, pa ge 253

1750 -July 28; Will of Caleb Job was proved

1750 -August 2; Abraham Job and Moses McKay gave bond on will of Caleb Job
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AUGUST 20, 1752 Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Vol I (AUGUSTA CO C OURT RECORDS.-ORDER BOOK No. I) p. 317

"Moses McKay prays for counter security from Barbara Job (now Leat h) and Ephriam Leath, Admrs. of Caleb Job"

Insight: Caleb Job was a miller and the Job & Caleb Pusey plantations we re very near in Chester Co., Penn. Caleb's aunt, Mary Vernon had marri ed the step-son to Caleb Pusey. Both the Pusey and Job family were Quaker s, both served as sheriff of Chester Co, Penn.

MAY 28, 1751 Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Vol I (AUGUSTA CO C OURT RECORDS.-ORDER BOOK No. I) p. 571

"Road ordered from Caleb Job's to James McKay's, crossing the riv er at a place called the Brush Bottom Ford, and so along the river by Hen ry Spears' plantation, and that the said Spears, with Mason Combs, John Sa llers, Richard Sheitz, William Hurst, William Overall, Thomas Hues, Zachar iah McCoy, Torrance Carroll, Wm. Dickenson, Steven Philips, Alexr. Gunn od (?), James McNeal, John Hawkins, Benj. Grider, Ephraim Leath, Charles W illiamson, Josiah Parent, Wm. Parent, Thomas Parent, Edmond Bollen, Adam C oningham, Francis Grubbs, keep it in repair."

"Caleb Job (b. 1704) was living on the South River Shenandoah north and ea st of present-day Overall, Warren county, Virignia where there were two wa terways named after him. Present-day Overall Run was called Caleb Job's Mi ll Run in the Fairfax grants issued to Michael Hilligas on 10 March 1768 a nd to Andrew McKay on 23 May 1794. McKay's 261-acre acre tract had been su rveyed on 22 November 1766. (according to Gray, Northern Neck Grants) Bo th of these tracts were located approximately two miles east of Overall, V irginia on Overall Run. The term "Caleb Jobs Mill Run" established that Ca leb was operating a mill on this run before his death in 1750. The surve ys for William Saffer's tract located adjacent south of Overall referr ed to Over Run as "Caleb's Run". The other waterway named after Caleb J ob was called Calebs/Caleps/Cunningham Run and emptied into the South Riv er about three-fourths mile down river, running north on both sides of U. S. Highway 340 to near Bentonville, Virginia. The run was referred to as " Caleps Run" in Ephriam Leith's 133 acre Fairfax grand and as "Caleb Jobs R un" in Josiah Leith's (George Leith's son) 214-acre grant. When these t wo tracts were sold, the run was referred to as 'Cunningham's Run' in t he deeds."

-Pioneers of Old Frederick Co., Virginia by Cecil O'dell and quoting fr om page 428:

"Caleb Job (b. 1704) was living on the South River Shenandoah north and ea st of present-day Overall, Warren Co.,, Virignia where there were two wate rways named after him. Present-day Overall Run was called Caleb Job's Mi ll Run in the Fairfax grants issued to Michael Hilligas on 10 March 1768 a nd to Andrew McKay on 23 May 1794. McKay's 261-acre acre tract had been s uveyed on 22 November 1766. (according to Gray, Northern Neck Grants) Bo th of these tracts were located approximately two miles east of Overall, V irginia on Overall Run. The term "Caleb Jobs Mill Run" established that C aleb was operating a mill on this run before his death in 1750. The surve ys for William Saffer's tract located adjacent south of Overall referr ed to Over Run as "Caleb's Run" (Tracts K-97 & P-48, Map 12). The other w aterway named after Caleb Job was called Calebs/Caleps/Cunningham Run a nd emptied into the South River about three-fouths mile down river, runni ng north on both sides of U.S. Highway 340 to near Bentonville, Virgini a. The run was referred to as "Caleps Run" in Ephriam Leith's 133 acre Fai rfax grand and as "Caleb Jobs Run" in Josiah Leith's (George Leith's so n) 214-acre grant. (Tract V-110 and Josiah's land adjacent west, Map 1 2) When these two tracts were sold, the run was referred to as 'Cunningha m's Run' in the deeds.

Caleb JOB was deceased by 4 June 1750 when his Will dated 28 May 1750 w as proved in Augusta Co., Court. He is listed his children Samuel, Jaco b, Nathan, and Elizabeth. He appointed his wife Barbara JOB and Ephriam Le ith to serve as executors. Barbara JOB subsquently married Ephriam Leith."

per research trip in May 2001 of Earl Jobe <e.jobe@sbcglobal.net>

" I consulted the old maps of the area and drove to where Caleb’s Mill wo uld have been just to look at those beautiful mountains on the banks of t he South Branch of the Shenandoah and to breathe the air of my ancestor s. As far as I can tell, much of the general path of the road called Cal eb Job’s Mill Road has become US 340 thru Warren Co.,."
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Sources: 1) Bill Jobe Journal (who I knew personally & contributed info to it) per: A) Josiah Look Dickinson, "The Fairfax Proprietary" B) Dorothy Wulfeck, The VA Gazette:Women of the Rev. Decade" C) Unpublished manuscript of James Trimble 2) Katharine Reynolds (wrote to many times between 1968-1973) 3) Virginia Wood (wrote to many times between 1969-1974) 4) Research of Harlee Jobe 5) Research of Fanny (Jobe) Mcquire 6) Research of Lois Cunningham (knew personally) (1968-1974) 7) Quaker Records - many of which I transcribed myself (1968-1972) 8) Research of Descendant Randy Jobe - 1998-1999 9) Will of Caleb Jobe (a copy of which I have) 10) Research of Harlee Jobe - a copy of which I have 10) Thomas Green Papers, Virginia Historical Society, Richmond, VA 11)Pioneers of Old Frederick Co., Virginia by Cecil O'dell 12) Nottingham Quakers 1680-1889 By Alice L. Beard 1989 13) MANY, MANY DESCENDANTS!!!!

Father: Andrew Job , Jr. b: 1650 in asea - between Kent, England and Portsmouth, New England Mother: Elizabeth Vernon b: 1671 in Cheshire, England

Marriage 1 Barbary ? b: ABT 1715 in Pennsylvania Married: ABT 1734 in Probably Chester Co, PA Children Has Children Samuel Job b: 1735 in East Nottingham, Chester Co., PA Has Children Jacob Job b: 1737 in Chester Co., PA or Augusta Co, Virginia Has Children Nathan 'Nathaniel' Job b: 1739 in Augusta Co, (present-day Warren Co.) Virginia Has Children Elizabeth Job b: 1741 in Augusta Co, Virginia

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Additional History http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=2fb46dad-c16a-465e-9e4... Additional History Added by Leblanc7 on 25 Apr 2008 Originally submitted by plemons1209 to Lemons-Wright Family Tree on 27 Jan 2008 May 28, 1751 - Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Vol 1 (Augusta Co Court Records - Order Book No. 1) pg 571 "Road ordered from Caleb Job's to James McKay's, crossing the river at a place called the Brush Bottom ford, and so along the river by Henry Spears' plantation, and that the said Spears, with Mason Combs, John Sallers, Richard Sheitz, William Hurst, William Overall, Thomas Hues, Zachariah McCoy, Torrance Carroll, William Dickenson, Steven Philips, Alexander Gunned, James McNeal, John Hawkins, Benjamin Grider, Ephraim Leath, Charles Williamson, Josiah Parent, William Parent, thomas Parent, Edmond Bollen, Adam Coningham, Francis Grubbs, keep it in repair." August 20, 1752 - Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Vol. 1 (Augusta Co Court Records - Order Book No. 1) pg 317. "Moses McKay prays for counter security from Barbara Job (now Leath) and Ephriam Leath, Administrators of Caleb job" Insight: Caleb Job was a miller and the Job & Caleb Pusey plantations were very near in Chester Co., Penn. Caleb's aunt, Mary Vernon had married the step-son to Caleb Pusey. Both the Pusey and Job family were Quakers, both served as sheriff of Chester Co., Penn. Pioneers of Old Frederick County Virginia by Cecil O'dell and quoting from page 428: "Caleb Job (b. 1704) was living on the South River Shenandoah north and east of present-day Overall, Warren County, Virginia where there were two waterways named after him. Present-day Overall Run was called Caleb Job's Mill Run in the Fairfax grants issued to Michael Hilligas on 10 March 1768 and to Andrew Mckay on 23 May 1794. McKay's 261-acre tract had been surveyed on 22 November 1766 (according to Gray, Northern Neck Grants). Both of these tracts were located approximately two miles east of overall, Virginia on Overall Run. The term "Caleb Job's Mill Run" established tht Caleb was operating a mill on this run before his death in 1750. The surveys for William saffer's tract located adjacent south of overall referred to Over run as "Caleb's Run (Tracts K-97 & P-48, Map 12). The other waterway named after Caleb Job was called Calebs/Caleps/Cunningham run and emptied into the South River about three-fourths mile down river, running north on both sides of US Highway 340 to near Bentonville, Virginia. The run was referred to as "Calebs Run" in Ephriam Leith's 133-acre Fairfax grant and as "Caleb jobs Run" in Josiah Leith's (George leith's son) 214-acre grant. (Tract V-110 and josiah's land adjacent west, Map 12). When these two tracts were sold, the run was referred to as "Cunningham's Run" in the deeds. Caleb Job was deceased by 4 June 1750 when his will dated 28 May 1750 was proved in Augusta County court. He listed his children Samuel, Jacob, Nathan, and Elizabeth. he appointed his wife Barbara Jb and Ephriam leith to serve as executors. Barbara Job subsquently married Ephriam Leith. Additional information about this story Description Date Location Attached toCaleb Jobe (1704 - 1750) Other trees this object is saved toProctor /Jobe / Allison Family Tree

Last Will and Testament Added by Leblanc7 on 25 Apr 2008 Originally submitted by plemons1209 to Lemons-Wright Family Tree on 27 Jan 2008 1750 Caleb Job Will (dated 4 Day Sixth Month 1750) Shenandoah the 4th Day of June 1750 - I, Caleb Job, of the county of Augusta and colony of Virginia, being weak of body but of a sound mind and memory and calling to mind the uncertainity of live heron do make and ordain this present Last Will and Testament in manner and from following: First and principally commend my Soul into the hands of Almighty God hoping through the merils of death and passion of my Saviour Jesus Christ to have full and free pardon and forgiveness of my sins to inherit ever-lasting life and my body to commit to the earth to be decently buried at the discretion of my Eecutors hereafter mentioned and as to what it has pleased God to be bestowed on me of this world I bequeth and bestow as followeth: I will and bequeath the plantation I now live on to my wife, Barbary, during her widowhod and after the plantation to be sold and the money equally divided between my four children - Samuel, Jacob, Nathan, and Elizabeth. My will is that my wife shall have her third as the law directs and that the remainder of my estate shall be equally divided among my children before named and they shall go to trades by the consent of my Ex. Ephriam Leith which I appoint equal power with my wife. Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of: (Signed - Caleb Job) Witnesses: Abraham Job, Moses Mckay - Recorded in Augusta County, Clerks Office, Staunton, VA in Will Book I, page 253. 1750 July 28; Will of Caleb Job was proved. 1750 August 2: Abraham Job and Moses McKay gave bond on will of Caleb Job. Additional information about this story Description Date Location Attached toCaleb Jobe (1704 - 1750) Other trees this object is saved toProctor /Jobe / Allison Family Tree Comments

History Added by Leblanc7 on 25 Apr 2008 Originally submitted by plemons1209 to Lemons-Wright Family Tree on 27 Jan 2008 1717 Eighth Month - Caleb jobe was witness at marriage of his sister Mary Jobe to John White (New Garden monthly Meeting - Chester Co., PA 1722 March 30 (Will of Anrew Job Jr - father) Chester Co., PA - To wife Elizabeth, my Planttion whereon I live during widowhood 7 afterwrd to 2 younger sons Caleb & Joshua - they payig to their 2 younger sisters, Hannah & Patience 10 pounds each when of age. 1724 March 27, pg 126/127 -- Robert McKay of Orange Co., Providence of Virginia, son of Robert and Patience Job daugher of Andrew (deceased) of Nottingham Twp. Chester Co., Province of Pennsylvania, were married the 27th day, 1st month 1725 at Public meeting of Friends at Nottingham. 1726 Ninth Month, 24th day - Caleb Job was witness at marriage of his brother, Abraham Job, to Sarah Gatchell (New Garden Monthly Meeting - Chester Co., PA) 1730 The Nottingham Meeting records show Caleb Job as being present at marriage of brother Enoch Job & Abigail Gatchell. 1733 Oct 3: Elisha Gatchell, son of Elisha of East Nottingham Twp. Chester Co., PA, and Mary Worley, daugher of Henry of the same place, were married in the 3rd day 8th month 1733 at Public Meeting of Friends at West Nottingham. 1735 July: The Nottingham Meeting records show Caleb Job as being present at marriage of sister, Patience Job, to Robert McKay Jr.1736 Second Month (Nottingham Quaker Meeting records). "The East Nottingham Meeting informs this meeting that there has of late happened a reproachful difference between two brothers, Caleb & Joshua Job, which neigh reached to giving blows, if not quite, with abusing and unbecoming language. A committee was appointed to deal with the offenders. Third Month (Nottingham Quaker Meeting Records) - Caleb Job being at this meeting, requests one month more to consider the condemning of his bad conduct. - Fourth Month, Meeting Continued. - Sixth Month - "Caleb and Joshua Job, having been laboured with by the Friends appointed, Caleb hath been sent a paper condemning his behaviour with his brother. 1737 Lord George William Fairfax, Esquire, brought suit against the settlers of the lower Shenandoah. Caleb & Barbary Job moved to the Shenandoah. 1746/7 March 18 - Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia. Vol. 1 (Augusta Co Court Records - Order Book No. 1, pg 168 -- Road ordered from Caleb Jone's mill down to County line, James McKay, Moses McKay Henry Harding, John Hill, Philip Crine, Thomas Land, William Hursh, Thomas Burk, Wlliam Harrel, Thomas Grubbs, William Hawkins, Zachery McKay, Joshua Job, James McNeal, Adam Cunningham, Jacob Sterell, Charles Coxe, Charles burk, Ephram Leech, Caleb job. 1748 - The survey of the Valley was undertaken by a team that included George Washington.

A Family Squabble From Quaker Notes Added by KristaFord27 on 6 May 2008 Originally submitted by allisonmullen1 to Mullen Family Tree on 29 Sep 2007 A family squabble Added by DRoberts91 on 25 May 2007 I wonder what this squabble between Joshua Job and his brother Caleb was all about . And I love how their Quaker church tried to discipline them. "Men's Minutes of Nottingham Monthly Meeting, 1730-1756, Vol. I," located at the Friends Historical library of Swarthmore College in May, 2002 as transcribed by Eleanor Orthun <eonhun@worldnet.att.net> 1736 Second Month (Nottingham Quaker Meeting records) (This would be April as BEFORE 1750) From pg "(89) 1736 2nd mo." ... "East Nottingham Preparative Meeting Informs this meeting that there has of late happened a Reproachful Difference between two Brothers, Caleb & Joshua Job, which nigh Reached to Giving Blows if not Quite, with abusive and Unbecoming Language, Henry Reynolds & Jeremiah Brown are therefore Desired to treat with them & Labour that they may take the Reproach thereof from Truth & Regain their own Credit by Condemning the Same accordingly & give an Account to the next Monthly Meeting ... Third Month (Nottingham Quaker Meeting Records) (This would be May as BEFORE 1750) "Caleb Job, being at this meeting, requests one month more to consider the condemning of his bad conduct. Fourth Month, Meeting continued: (This would be June as BEFORE 1750) Sixth Month From pg. "(96) 1736 6 mo." "At our monthly meeting of East Nottingham held the 28th of the Sixth month 1736, The meetings being called the Representatives all appear'd, ... "Caleb & Joshua Job having been Labour'd with by the Friends appointed, Caleb hath sent a Paper Condemning his Behavior with his Brother which is Received & Jeremiah Brown is appointed to read it in a first Days Meeting at East Nottingham, & make Report to next Monthly Meeting ... "John White hath Read the Paper that Thomas Oldham gave, according to the Request of the last Monthly Meeting. Joshua Job wholy Refusing to Submit to the meeting or to give Satisfaction for his Misbehavior. For some Reason it is Reford (sic) under his Consideration, hoping his mind may alter in a little time . . . . " Additional information about this storyDescriptionMinutes from the Quaker Monthly Meetings describe the process of church discipline for a family argument between brothers Joshua and Caleb Job.Date1736LocationNottingham, PennsylvaniaAttached to Joshua Job (1705 - 1782)

Caleb Jobe Tribute and Timeline Added by KristaFord27 on 6 May 2008 Originally submitted by allisonmullen1 to Mullen Family Tree on 4 Oct 2007 CALEB JOBMiller of Augusta Co., VA (1704 - 1750) Including Chronology of Widow Barbary ? (Job) - Ephriam Leith (Leath) )(1751-1785)CHRONOLOGY OF HIS LIFE 1704 26th Fifth Month (July) -Chester Monthly Meeting in Chester Co., PA (present-day Delaware Co., PA) recorded the birth of Caleb Job to Andrew Job and Mrs. Elizabeth Job (Many believe that Caleb may have been named after Andrew’s good friend, Caleb Pusey. However, it must also be noted that ALL of Andrew’s children had Biblical names. If you arrived at this page, and haven't seen the site on Andrew Job, Jr. - please click on his name, above) Abt 1715 -Barbary, future wife of Caleb, was born in Pennsylvania, location unknown. (ALL research does show that her name was spelled as Barbary) 1717 Eighth Month (October) -Caleb, at age 13, is recorded as a witness at the Nottingham Meeting in Chester Co., PA to marriage of his sister, Mary Job, to John White. (This marriage is also recorded in the parent meeting of New Garden) It is believed during this time that Caleb may have been apprenticed to Caleb Pusey as Caleb’s later occupation would be listed as Miller and he had to learn the trade somewhere. In Chester Co., PA, the Job and Pusey farms were very near each other. 1722 Will of Andrew Job., Jr - Father 30 Third Month (July) "To wife Elizabeth, my Plantation whereon I live during widowhood & afterward to 2 younger sons Caleb & Johsua - they paying to their 2 younger sisters, Hannah & Patience 10 (pounds) each when of age" (At this time Caleb would have been 2 months shy of his 18th birthday) 1725 Nottingham Quakers 1680-1889 By Alice L. Beard 1989 pg. 126-127 27th Day First Month (March) "Robert McKoy of Orange Co., Providence of Virginia, son of Robert and Patience JOB, daughter of Andrew (deceased) of Nottingham Twp., chester Co., Province of Pennsylvania, were married the 27th day, 1st month 1725 at Public meeting of Freinds at Nottingham." Witnesses: Henry Reynolds, Joseph England, Jno. Churchman, William Ives, Andrew Barry, George Lawson, Moses Andrew, Jno Kirkpatrick, Elisha Gatchell, William McMacken, Jacob Kirk, William White, John Beale, Jr., Jno White, Jacob Beale, Garrett Toole, Rachel Oldham, Dinah Brown, Rachel Gatchell, Rebekah Robson, Katherine Jacob, Prudence Coale, William Coale, Esther Gatchell, Jacob JOB, Thomas JOB, Caleb JOB, Joshua JOB, Hannah JOB, Elizabeth McKoy, Elizabeth JOB, Anne Reynolds, John White, George Robinson, Mary White, Jr. Anne JOB, Archabell JOB, and Abraham JOB 1726 Pioneers of Old Frederick County, Virginia by Cecil O’Dell (1995), p.413 14th Day 2nd Month (April) "George Robinson of Cecil County, Maryland (son of George Robinson of Neward, New Castle County, Delaware) married Mary Mackay (McKay), daughter of Robert McKay of Cecil County, Marland. at their Public Meeting House in Nottingham, Chester County, Pennsylvania on the 14th day, 2nd month (April) 1726. (New Garden Monthly Meeting, Marriages and Birth, page 33, Microfilm Swarthmore College, Friends Library -Swarthmore, PA) Some (as not listing all) who are listed as attending included: Enoch Job, Thomas Job, Rachell Gatchell, Elizabeth Kirk, John Churchman Jr, Caleb Job, Abraham Job, etc." 1726 New Garden Monthly Meeting records Caleb Job as a witness to the marriage of Abraham Job, his brother, to Sarah Gatchell 1731 Nottingham Quakers 1680-1889 , Births, Deaths, and Marriages by Alice L. Beard 11th Day First Month (March) "Joshua Job, son of Andrew of Nottingham Twp., Chester Co., Province of Pennsylvania,and Margaret MacKay , daughter of Robert of Milford Hundred, Cecil Co., Province of Pennsylvania, were married on the 11th day 1st month 1731 at Public meeting of Friends at Nottingham. Witnesses were: Joseph Elgar, Thomas Jacob, Jacob JOB, Messer Brown, Jno Littler, Caleb JOB, Elizabeth Gatchell, Simeon Taylor, Joseph Haines, William Kirk, John Gartrill, John Churchman, Jacob Beales, James Hogg, Jno Beals, George Hogg, Dinah Brown, Katherine Ross, Elizabeth Ross, Hannah Churchman, Elizabeth Hughes, Patience JOB, Rachel JOB, Abigail Gatchell, Esther Gatchell, Hannah McKay, Anne Brown, Garata Hogg, Mary Oldham, Robert McKay, Elizabeth JOB, Margaret McKay, Elizabeth Hollingsworth, Thomas JOB, Elizabeth JOB, Abraham JOB, Sarah JOB, Jno White, Mary White, Elizabeth McKay and Mary White, Jr. 6 Day Third Month (May) "Enoch JOB, son of Andrew of East Nottingham, Chester Co., PA. and Abigail Gatchell daughter of Elisha of same place, were married on the 6th day 3rd month 1731 at Public Meeting of Friends at East Notthingham." Witnesses: ______Brown, ________Howell, Joseph England, ________Churchman, Jacob Baels, Lewis Howell, John Buddell, Thomas Genney, Samuel Bond, Benjamin Stone, William Lecy, ______Logan, Rachel Oldham, Mary Baels, Martha Oldham, Mary Elgar, Hannah McKoy, Elizabeth McKOy, Katherine JOB, Jr., Joshua JOB, Abraham JOB, Hannah Gatchell, Sarah JOB, Anne Howell, Elisha Gatchell, Elizabeth JOB, Rachel Gatchell, Thomas Hughes, Jacob JOB, Jno. white, Mary White, Esther Gatchell, Margaret JOB,Rachel JOB, Hannah JOB, and Caleb JOB 1733 Nottingham Quakers 1680-1889 By Alice L. Beard 1989 pg. 121-122 3rd Day 8th Month (October) "Elisha GATCHELL, son of Elisha of East Notthingham Twp., Chester Co., Province of Pennsylvania, and Mary WORLEY, daughter of Henry of the same place, were married in the 3rd day 8th month 1733 at Public Meeting of Freinds at West Nottingham. Witnesses: William Brown, Sr., James King, John Piggott, Richard Brown, Goerge Brown, Thonas Brown, Jno. Gatrill, William Kirk, William Reynolds, Richard Sidwell, Dinah Brown, Mary Williams, Isabel King, Elling Brown, Margaret Kirk, Margaret Englnad, Mary Brown, Elisha Gatchell, Rachel Gatchell, Elizabeth Hughes, Henry Reynolds, Thomas Hughes, Abraham JOB, Jacob JOB, Anne Reynolds, Caleb JOB, Abigail JOB, Esther Gatchell, Hannah Gatchell, Anne Gatchell and Rachel Gatchell Abt 1734 -married Barbary ?. (No Quaker Records have been found of this marriage) (As of this time Barbary’s maiden name has not been proven. Though speculated at one time to be the daughter of Joist Hite, it has BEEN PROVEN that she was NOT his daughter.) 1735 Nottingham Records indicate that Caleb was present at marriage of sister Patience Job and Robert MacKay, Jr. Abt 1735 Samuel Job, my direct ancestor and s/o Caleb and Barbary Job, was born in Chester Co., PA 1736 Men's Minutes of Nottingham Monthly Meeting, 1730-1756, Vol. I Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College Transcribed by Eleanor Orthun Second Month (April), page 89 "East Nottingham Preparative Meeting Informs this meeting that there has of late happened a Reproachful Difference between two Brothers, Caleb &Joshua Job, which nigh Reached to Giving Blows if not Quite, with abusive and Unbecoming Language, Henry Reynolds & Jeremiah Brown are therefore Desired to treat with them & Labour that they may take the Reproach thereof from Truth & Regain their own Credit by Condemninig the Same accordingly & give an Account to the next Monthly Meeting...” Third Month (May) "Caleb Job, being at this meeting, requests one month more to consider the condemning of his bad conduct.” Sixth Month (August)-page 96 "At our monthly meeting of East Nottingham held the 28th of the Sixth month 1736, The meetings being called the Representatives all appear'd," ..."Caleb & Joshua Job having been Labour'd with by the Friends appointed, Caleb hath sent a Paper Condemning his Behavior with his Brother which is Received & Jeremiah Brown is appointed to read it in a first Days Meeting at East Nottingham, & make Report to next Monthly Meeting..." "John White hath Read the Paper that Thomas Oldham gave, according to the Request of the last Monthly Meeting. Joshua Job wholy Refusing to Submit to the meeting or to give Satisfaction for his Misbehavior. For some Reason it is Reford (sic) under his Consideration, hoping his mind may alter in a little time . . . . . . . . ." 1737 -Lord George William Fairfax, Esquire, brought suit against the settlers of the lower Shenandoah. -Caleb & Barbary Job moved to the Shenandoah.Valley -Jacob Job, s/o Caleb and Barbary Job, was born in Augsuta Co., (present-day Warren Co., VA) Abt 1739 -Nathan Job, s/o Caleb and Barbary Job, was born in Augusta Co. (present-day Warren Co., VA Abt 1741 -Elizabeth Job, d/o Caleb and Barbary Job, was born in Augusta Co., (present-day Warren Co., VA WATERWAYS NAMED AFTER CALEB Pioneers of Old Frederick County Virginia by Cecil O'dell , page 428 "Caleb Job (b. 1704) was living on the South River Shenandoah north and east of present-day Overall, Warren county, Virignia where there were two waterways named after him. Present-day Overall Run was called Caleb Job's Mill Run in the Fairfax grants issued to Michael Hilligas on 10 March 1768 and to Andrew McKay on 23 May 1794. McKay's 261-acre acre tract had been surveyed on 22 November 1766. (according to Gray, Northern Neck Grants) Both of these tracts were located approximately two miles east of Overall, Virginia on Overall Run. The term "Caleb Jobs Mill Run" established that Caleb was operating a mill on this run before his death in 1750. The surveys for William Saffer's tract located adjacent south of Overall referred to Over Run as "Caleb's Run". The other waterway named after Caleb Job was called Calebs/Caleps/Cunningham Run and emptied into the South River about three-fourths mile down river, running north on both sides of U.S. Highway 340 to near Bentonville, Virginia. The run was referred to as "Caleps Run" in Ephriam Leith's 133 acre Fairfax grand and as "Caleb Jobs Run" in Josiah Leith's (George Leith's son) 214-acre grant. When these two tracts were sold, the run was referred to as 'Cunningham's Run' in the deeds." 1746-1747 Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Vol I (Augusta County Court Records - Order Book No. I) p. 168 “(168) Road ordered from Caleb Jones's mill down to County line, James McKay, Moses McKay, Henry Harding, John Hill, Philip Crine, Thos. Land, Wm. Hursh, Thos. Burk,Wm. Harrel, Thos. Grubbs, Wm. Hawkins, Zachery McKay, Joshua Job, James McNeal,Adam Cunningham, Jacob Sterrell, Charles Coxe, Charles Burk, Ephrm. Leech, CALEB JOB 1748 -A Survey of the Shenandoah Valley was undertaken by a team that included George Washington 1750 Ephriam Leith, future husband of Barbary ? Job, was added to the list of Titheables in Augusta Co., VA. June WILL OF CALEB JOBE Shenandoah The 4th Day of June 1750 I, Caleb Job, of the county of Augusta, and colony of Virginia being weak of body but of a sound mind and memory and calling to mind the uncertainty of live heron do make and ordain this my present Last Will and Testament in manner and from following: First and principally commend my Soul into the hands of Almighty God hoping through the merils of death and passion of my Saviour Jesus Christ to have full and free pardon and forgiveness of my sins to inherit ever-lasting life and my body to commit to the earth to be decently buried at the discretion of my Executors hereafter mentioned and as to what it has pleased God to be bestowed on me of this world I bequeath and bestow as followeth: I will and bequeath the plantation I now live on to my wife, Barbary, during her widowhood and after the plantation to be sold and the money equally divided between my four children - Samuel, Jacob, Nathan, and Elizabeth. My will is that my wife shall have her third as the law directs and that the remainder of my estate shall be equally divided among my children before named and they they shall go to trades by the consent of my Ex. Ephriam Leith which I appoint equal power with my wife. Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of: (Signed - Caleb Jobe) Witnesses: Abraham Jobe, Moses McKay Recorded in Augusta County, Clerks Office, Staunton, VA in Will Book 1, page 253 July 28 Will of Caleb Job was proved in court August 2 Abraham Job and Moses McKay gave bond on will of Caleb Job August 28 -Jacob Job, son of Caleb, was added to the list of titheables in Shenandoah Co., VA SIGNATURES ON WILL WIDOWHOOD AND REMARRIAGE Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Vol I (Augusta County Court Records - Order Book No. I) p. 571 May 28 “Road ordered from Caleb Job's to James McKay's, crossing the river at a place called the Brush Bottom Ford, and so along the river by Henry Spears' plantation, and that the said Spears, with Mason Combs, John Sallers, Richard Sheitz, William Hurst, William Overall, Thomas Hues, Zachariah McCoy, Torrance Carroll, Wm. Dickenson, Steven Philips, Alexr. Gunnod (?), James McNeal, John Hawkins, Benj. Grider, Ephraim Leath, Charles Williamson, Josiah Parent, Wm. Parent, Thomas Parent, Edmond Bollen, Adam Coningham, Francis Grubbs, keep it in repair." 20 Eighth Month (August) -Barbary, widow of Caleb Job, married Ephriam Leath, s/o James Leath (his surname is spelled as Leith and Leath in difference locations. Ephraim apparently used the Leeth spelling of the surname, as his signatures on legal documents show this spelling) Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Vol I (Augusta County Court Records - Order Book No. I) p. 571 “"Moses McKay prays for counter security from Barbara Job (now Leath) and Ephriam Leath, Admrs. of Caleb Job" 1753 May "Ephraim Leith and Barbara Job, Admrs. of Caleb Job. Barbara Job has married Leith. Counter security." Abt 1753 -James Leath, s/o Barbaray (?) Job Leath is born Abt 1755 -Ephriam Leath, Jr., s/o Barbary (?) Job Leath is born Abt 1758 -Sameul Job, s/o Caleb Job, married Dorcas Mackay (d/o Zacarhiah Mackay and Lydia Whitson, and gd/o Robert MacKay, Sr.) Abt 1761 -Lydia Leath, d/o Barbary (?) Job Leath is born Abt 1765 -Jacob Job, s/o Caleb Job, married Deborah MacKay (d/o Zacarhah Mackay and Lydia Whitson and gd/o Robert MacKay, Sr.) probably in Augusta Co., VA (present-day Warren Co., VA) Abt 1767 -Elizabeth Job, d/o Caleb Job, married Josiah Leith, Sr. (s/o George and Miriam Leith)(Josiah would have been a nephew to Ephriam Leith - now Elizabeth’s stepfather) The Leath (Leeth/Leith) Family History, Volume 1, by Leslie R. Waltman and Andrew L. Leath page 6, "Caleb Jobe's will probated in June 1750, names his wife Barbara and four children, Samuel, Jacob, Nathan and Elizabeth Jobe. The three Jobe sons went to present-day Tennessee in the 1780's and are found in Sullivan County, Tennessee, records at an early date. We have no evidence of what happened to the daughter Elizabeth who appears to be the youngest of the Jobe children so was probably born ca. 1748. We speculate that she may be the same as the Elizabeth, b ca 1748, who married Josiah Leath, Ephraim's nephew, whose land adjoined Ephraim's." 1768 -Ephriam Leeth was named in the will of his brother, George Leath in Frederick Co., VA. He was given the land where he now lives. Their father was James. -Ephriam Leeth made bond for title to the church wardens of the parish of Frederick for half of an acre of land when he had clear title to the land.' It appears that Ephraim Leeth lived on his portion of the 200 acres he inherited from his father James Leath 1771 -Son, Samuel Job, and his family moved to Caswell Co, NC -which then extended to the Holston River. (Likely he was one of the 1st ettlers of those Virginians known as the Wataugua Association.--soon realized that this settlement was part of NC) Abt 1774 -Nathan Job, s/o Caleb Job, married Lydia McCorky probably in Shenandoah or Old Dunmore Co., VA -Samuel Job, s/o Caleb Job, resided in the Wataugua Settlement 1775 -Census of Dunmore County, Virginia shows Ephriam Leith with three males over 16,three males under 16, and six females Abt 1776 -Ephriam Leith appeared in court in the 1770's in the case of Hite et a]. vs. Fairfax to claim this land which was due his father as an early settler of the Hite and McKay survey. Ephraim Leeth finally received clear title to this land in 1791, some six years after his death. The grant totaled 133 acres and was on Jeremy's Run. As Previously written, the land is located in present-day northern Page County, Virginia -Wataugua Settlement was annexed to NC. Washington District became Washington Co.-with Mississippi River as Western Boundary. After start of RW, Samuel enlisted as Private and became one of the hardy mountaineers of Washington Co., who under John Seiver & Evan Shelby, did valiant service against the loyalist and royal troops. 1777 -Samuel Job, s/o Caleb Job, and his young sons left the Shenandoah Valley to join the Continental Army. He was 42. The Quakers asked him to resign; he refused and was therefore dismissed. During the war year, Samuel & his sons were quartered at the plantation of Richard Pryor in Louisa Co, VA. Samuel's sons Caleb & Daniel later returned to Augusta Co, VA after the war and married the red-haired Pryor sisters. 1778 -The war had depleted the family coffers. The offer of gvt. lands in lieu of unpaid wages were accepted. (Large tracts of land were being given to the veterans for their services) Samuel Job, s/o Caleb, received Land Grant #189 (state of NC-now TN)-issued 24 Oct 1782 for 512 acres on Kendricks Creek in Washington Co, NC 1781 -Ephriam Leith was given a receipt for selling one steer to the Continental Army 1782 -Personal Property of Ephriam Leatch was taxed for two tithables and ten slaves -Big Pigeon settlement on Kendrick's Creek, Washington Co., TN, was visited by two primitive Baptist preachers, Jonathan Mulkey and William Reno; which resulted in the election of William and Abraham McKay as a committee to meet with the Association at Kendrick's Creek Church and petition for the assistance of two ministers to establish a primitive church Octobr 24 200 more acres on Kendricks Creek was granted to Samuel Jobe, s/o Caleb Job 1783 -Ephriam Leith was shown on tax list of Shenandoah County with six whites and no blacks 29 May -Ephriam Leath of Shenandoah County deeded to Moses Moody, land, houses, buildings,orchards, and water courses. The property had been granted to Ephriam by deed on 12 March 1771 1784 -Ephriam was included in census of Shenandoah County, on the list of Alexander Hite. Abt 1784 Letters of Katharine Reynolds (written to me about 1970) and the Jobe Journal, Volume II, Sixth Issue, says that Will of Barbary Job Leath mentioned grandchildren, Caleb &Isaac children of son, Samuel (So far I have not been able to obtain a copy of this will to verify) -Barbary (?) Job Leath, widow of Caleb, dies in Shenandoah Co., VA 1785 April 28 -James Leeth was appointed administrator of Ephriam’s estate 1786 -Samuel Jobe of Caswell County, NC (now TN) deeded land to brother Nathan Jobe of Sullivan Co, TN. (Both were sons of Caleb Job) 1787 Decmeber 1787 -The inhabitants of the Western County requested the North Carolina Legislation create a new state called Tennessee. Jacob Job and Nathan Job (sons of Caleb Job) were among the signers. 1788-1789 The Leath (Leeth/Leith) Family History, Volume 1, by Leslie R. Waltman and Andrew L. Leath near bottom of page 7 "Josiah Leath's will was proved 3 Nov 1789 (Minutes of the Court of Common Pleas, Greene Co., Tenn, Book 1783 -95. p. 136). The will was written 7 Nov. 1782 but has not been located among Greene Co. records. His widow, now Mrs. Elizabeth Matthews, is named as Administratix (Ibid., p. 182). Jeremiah Matthews (also Mathes) was appointed guardian of Josiah's son Josiah (Ibid, p. 208). Josiah's widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Leath, had md. (2) 9 Oct 1788, Greene Co., NC (now Tenn.), to Jeremiah Mathes (originally Matthews), the son of Alexander and Grizzie Mathews of Shenandoah Co., VA Jeremiah was a brother to Alexander Mathes, Jr., who married Josiah Leath's younger sister Ann Leath. Jeremiah and Elizabeth Mathes had one child, a daughter Polly Mathes, b. ca. 1789, Greene Co., Tenn., and md. 19 Aug. 1806, Jefferson Co., Tenn, to George Doherty, Jr. George Jr. was the son of General George Doherty and his 1st wife Priscilla Goforth, and a younger brother to Rachel Doherty who married Polly Mathes older half-brother, Josiah Leath, Jr." SOURCES Compiled by Cora ANN (JOBE) Desjardins BROWN Bill Jobe and BILL JOBE JOURNAL (Personal Correspondence - 1990's) Josiah Look Dickinson, "The Fairfax Proprietary" Dorothy Wulfeck, 'The VA Gazette:Women of the Rev. Decade" Unpublished manuscript of James Trimble Beatrict Mackey Doughtie, "THE MACKEYS & ALLIED FAMILIES" Will of Robert McKay Sr-Augusta Co, VA Research of Hunter B. MacKay (Front Royal Library) Katharine Reynolds (wrote to many times between 1968-1973) Wrote "The Jobe Family" Thomas Green Papers, Virginia Historical Society, Richmond, VA Wrote "The Robert MacKay Family" Virginia Wood (wrote to many times between 1969-1974) Research of Harlee Jobe (Copies of which I have) Research of Fanny (Jobe) Mcquire (from Maryland Historical Society) Research of Lois Cunningham (knew personally) (1968-1974) Quaker Records - many of which I transcribed myself (1968-1972) Will of Caleb Jobe (a copy of which I have) "Pioneers of Old Frederick County Virginia" by Cecil O'dell "Nottingham Quakers 1680-1889" By Alice L. Beard 1989 "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia Volume I -AUGUSTA COUNTY COURT RECORDS. ORDER BOOK No. III" - (Records at now online) Dianne Kenna - (1999-2000) "The Leath (Leeth/Leith) Family History, Volume 1," by Leslie R. Waltman and Andrew L. Leath - (1995) Freida Wells Jobe Photo Gallery - Don't miss this one! Our Loved Ones - Gone but Not Forgotten - memorials, tombstones, etc.! Randy Jobe - Descendant of Caleb's son, Jacob Book of Jobe - A Huge Gedcom! And MANY, MANY MORE! - too numerous to mention DON'T FORGET TO VISIT MY OTHER JOBE SITESJOBE LEGACY on Rootsweb World Connect JOBE, JOB, JOBES, JOBS - LINKS TO GREAT INFORMATION! ANDREW JOB, JR. - A SPECIAL TRIBUTE SAMUEL JOB and DORCAS MacKAY - Journey Continues! Census Records | Vital Records | Family Trees & Communities | Immigration Records | Military Records Directories & Member Lists | Family & Local Histories | Newspapers & Periodicals | Court, Land & Probate | Finding Aids http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ajobebrown/jobe/caleb.html Additional information about this story Description Date Location Attached toCaleb Jobe (1704 - 1750) Other trees this object is saved toProctor /Jobe / Allison Family Tree Roberts Family Tree 2-23-08 Comments