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Samuel Jobe
--b. abt 1805 Tenneseee
--d. March 1859 Jobe Twp, Oregon Co., MO
--m. Margaret 'Peggy' STUBBLEFIELD
--abt 1824 probably Wayne Co., MO or Lawrence Co., AR
----b. abt 1800 Tennessee
----d. abt 1836 Ripley Co., Missouri
----d/o William Stubblefield and Elizabeth McDANIEL
------gd/o Robert Stubblefield and Ann ?
Heritage Book of Oregon County, Missouri
"Jobe Township named for William Samuel Jobe who, before 1840, joined his brother, Eli Jobe, who had come before 1830 with his wife, Prudence, and five year old son, Jacob."
MY NOTE:
I do think the age quoted for Jacob is off a bit. Jacob was born November 1827--this we know from Tombstone records and Bible records and from descendants.
page 47
Sam'l JOBE
1 (M) 1800-1810
1 (F) 1790-1800
1 (F) 1825-1830
1 (M) 1825-1830
1 (M) 1825-1830
1 (F) 1760-1770
Stapled to the Probate Record of Robert McWilliams
"one day after date & for value received I promise to pay Samuel Jobe five dollars and fifty cents. Sept 7, 1832Robert McWilliams
"One day after date & for value receivd I promise to pay Samuel Jobe the sum of twenty dollars given under my hand this first day of Febuary 1833
Robert McWilliams"
Samuel JOB 1 (M) 1800-1810
1 (M) 1825-1830
1 (F) 1825-1830
1 (M) 1830-1835
1 (F) 1830-1835
1 (F) 1835-1840
Oregon Co., was divided into 4 townships with one being named Jobe Township after William S. Jobe. (I know that this Samuel Jobe did own and operate a store at Jobe, Missouri and it is believed that he is the one that the township was named after.)
Samuel JOBE 45 TN Farmer William S 21 Mo Farmer Syntha 16 MO Sarah 14 MO
Has 1 Female Black Slave, age 15, living with himMy Note: From his will, we know that her name is Mary and she was to be set FREE
The will of Samuel Jobe written l4 March l859 names 3 children. William Hall was appointed administrator of Samuel's estate on March 24. Witnesses were Eli Jobe and Elijah Jobe. (I have copy- but very dark in spots)
Oregon Co, Missouri, p. 95, (929-532)I Samuel Job of Oregon Co.,, Missouri, doth make this my last will being in my proper mind, to my three children - William S. Job, Sinthy Kerrick, the wife of (?sp? initials) Kerrick, and Sarah Jones, the widow of John Jones, deceased.
1st First
My horse stock and equal division according to valuation2nd
My cattle stock and equal division according to valuation3rd
My hog stock and equal division according to valuation4th
_____all my land, estate to be divided equally with above named heirs5th
All my monies , notes and accounts to be equally divided as above6th
All the house and furniture, except Mary the servant girl_______which she made herself______equally or alone _________-7th
And Mary the servant girl ___ ______with _____ ______until ____ shall ____then if he is willing and if he is willing ___her ____ Since _____left, I don't want her to serve no one else.8th
My rifles, guns, I want William S. Jobe's little son, Monroe Jobe to have _____himself.9th
Subscribed to this the fourteenth day of March AD. 1859. His Samuel Jobe Mark Witnesses (Both signed with their marks) Eli Jobe Elijah Jobe
Jobe, Samuel 761p
Admin: Clinton Stubblefield
Filed: 9 May 1859
He is not mentioned int he will of his father. However, there is a male listed in Samuel's family as being born 1825-1830.
She is not listed in the will of her father. However, the 1840 Ripley Co., Mo census does show a female in the household of Samuel Job as being born 1825-1830.
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.
