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About Elizabeth Ann Job
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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 ID: I00026 Name: Elizabeth Vernon Sex: F Birth: 1671 in Cheshire, England Death: BET 11 MAR AND 6 MAY 1731 in East Nottingham, Chester Co, PA Religion: Quaker Burial: Brick Meeting House, Cecil Co., MD Note: See husband for very detailed notes! Sources for both Elizabeth and Andr ew Jr. are now listed BELOW!
DENOUNCEMENT BY BILL JOBE (Bill Jobe Journal, Vol 1, #2, p. 33)
"As Andrew Job was well-educated and a personal friend and compani on of William Penn, it would seem that he had returned to England for h is education. There were no universities in the colonies except for Harvar d, and it would have been impossible that a Quaker could attend Puritan Ha rvard during the seventeenth century.
It must be noted that Andrew did not marry until the age of forty-t wo and that all his children, except the last, had Biblical names. He w as sixty years of age when Patience was born; it would seem that her na me was a double joke.
Will of ANDREW JOB, JR. specified his wife as executrix. It provid ed land for the adult sons, the money with which to build houses, and p ay for the keep of the workmen. He also provided for his minor childre n, and left money to his son-in-law and his four grandchildren. His signat ure was affixed to the will."
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1722-http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/chester/taxlists/eastn1722.txt Tax List of East Nottingham Township (1722): Chester County, PA
Eliza. Job
- LDS film 20901 (East Nottingham, Chester Co., PA, Tax Records)
1725-Elizabeth Job listed
1727-Widow Job listed
1730-Elizabeth Job, 7 shillints
1727, 30 August - Josiah Ballenger, son of Henry Ballenger of Burlingt on County, West Jersey, was married to Mary Wright, daughter of James Wrig ht of Nottingham County of Chester Pennsylvania on the 30th day, 6th mon th (August) 1727 at the publick meeting house in Nottingham. The followi ng were witnesses to the marriage. (Source: Pioneers of Old Frederick Co ., Virginia by Cecil O'Dell ,1995 Pg 184.)
Elizabeth Job (wife and widow of Andrew?)
1731 -March; Elizabeth attended son, Joshua's wedding in March 1731 but do es not attend son, Enoch's wedding, in May 1731 though both are held in No ttingham.
1731 - Elizabeth last appears on the tax records for the year 1731. So wh ether she died during this time or became quite ill, is uncertain at th is time.
1766 -The disputed Nottingham Lots were resurveyed in 1766 by Charles Mas on and Jeremiah Dixon. The new boundary left most of the Nottingham Lo ts in Cecil Co., MD.
SOURCES:
1) Bill Jobe Journal
A) M. W. Blair, "The History of the Job Family, 1895" B) Gilbert Cope, " Genealogy of the Sharpless Family, 1882" C) Furthy Smith & Gilbert Cope, "History of Chester Co.,, Penn" D) George Johnson, "History of Cecil Co.,, Maryland, 1881" E) Wilfred Jordan, "Colonial and Revolutionary Families of Penn" F) Colonel E. Wilmer, "A Genealogy from old Job to the present,1796" G) Records of the Courts of Chester Co., PA H) Franklin and D. Hall, "Votes and Proceedings of the House of Repre sentatives of the Province of Pennsylvania (Dec 4, 1682-June 11, 1709)" I) Albert Cook Myers, "Immigration of the Irish Quakers into Pennsylv ania, 1682-1750" J) Joseph T. Reynolds, "The Boundary Line", an address of 1901 on t he occasion of the Bi-Centennial of the Brick Meeting House K) James W. Clark 2) Katharine Reynolds (1968-l973) - "The Andrew Job Family, 1968" and ma ny other records 3) Fanny McQuire's records - (1928) from MD Historical Society - copy I ha ve 4) Virginia Wood ( l968-l973) 5) Lois Cunningham ( l968-l975) 6) Will of Andrew Job Jr. 7) Various Quaker Records A) Quaker Records of Chester MM, Nottingham MM, New Garden MM D) Early Church Records of Delaware Co PA, Vol. 1 by Launcy & Wrigh t, 1997. E) John T Humphrey's Birth Index of SE PA (CD#196) 8) Harlee Jobe - whose records I have 10)Myers, Albert Cook. Immigration of Irish Quakers into Pennsylvania. Swa rthmore, PA: 1902. 9) Lillian Moskeland <maestra@sport.rr.com.> (July 2000) A) Bruce Family History: Traditions and Letters by Edith Bruce Hein zman 1899. B) first record book of the Society of Friends at Aludia, Delaware Co ., PA 10) John Hill Martin's CHESTER (AND ITS VICINITY) DELAWARE Co., IN PA, 187 7, reprinted and Indexed 1999 by John Bullock II 11) History of Delaware Co.,, Pennsylvania By Henry Graham Ashmead, Philad elphia: L. H. Everts & Co.1884 <http://www.delcohistory.org/ashmead/index .htm> 12) Abstracts of Chester Co., Land Records Vol. 1 1681-1730 [13) Freida Wells (1998-2000) <freida49@yahoo.com> 14) Randy Jobe (1998-1999) <rjobe@mindspring.com> A) <http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~jobe/> BOOK OF JOBE
Marriage 1 Andrew Job , Jr. b: 1650 in asea - between Kent, England and Portsmouth, New England Married: 7 NOV 1692 in Aludia, Delaware Co., PA (formerly Chester Co., PA) Note: Quaker date was 7 Ninth Month and they were married at the Chester Month ly Meeting.
Sources: 1) Bill Jobe Journal, Volume I, #2, page 29 Children Has No Children Benjamin Job b: 13 OCT 1693 in Chester MM, Old Chester Co. (today Delaware Co.) PA Has Children Jacob Job b: 26 JUL 1694 in Chester MM, Old Chester Co. (today Delaware Co.) PA Has Children Thomas Vernon Job b: 22 NOV 1695 in Chester MM, Old Chester Co. (today Delaware Co.) PA Has Children Mary Job b: 23 MAR 1697 in Chester MM, Old Chester Co. (today Delaware Co.) PA Has No Children Enoch Job b: 9 SEP 1698 in Chester MM, Old Chester Co. (today Delaware Co.) PA Has No Children Enoch Job b: 6 JAN 1700 in Chester MM, Old Chester Co. (today Delaware Co.) PA Has Children Abraham Job b: 22 AUG 1702 in Old Chester, Chester Co., Pennsylvania Has Children Caleb Job b: 26 JUL 1704 in Chester MM, Old Chester Co. (today Delaware Co.) PA Has Children Joshua Job b: 2 MAR 1706 in New Garden MM, Old Chester Co., PA (Today Cecil Co., MD) Has No Children Hannah Job b: 24 OCT 1708 in New Garden MM, Old Chester Co., PA (Today Cecil Co., MD) Has Children Patience Job b: 2 SEP 1710 in New Garden MM, Old Chester Co., PA (Today Cecil Co., MD)
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Elizabeth Ann Job's Timeline
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1671
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Cheshire, England, United Kingdom
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| 1688 |
May 10, 1688
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Chester, Delaware County, PA, United States
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| 1693 |
October 13, 1693
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Chester, Delaware County, PA, United States
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| 1694 |
July 26, 1694
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Chester, Delaware County, PA, United States
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| 1695 |
September 22, 1695
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Chester, Delaware County, PA, United States
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| 1697 |
March 23, 1697
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East Nottingham Township, Chester County, PA or Chester, Delaware County, PA, United States
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| 1698 |
July 9, 1698
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Chester, Delaware County or East Nottingham Township, Chester County, PA, United States
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July 9, 1698
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Chester, Delaware County or East Nottingham Township, Chester County, PA, United States
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January 6, 1700
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Chester, Delaware County, PA, United States
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