Born about [location unknown]
Daughter of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Wife of
Abraham Jobe
— married
about 1825 (to 1848) in Saline, Missouri, United States
Descendants 
Mother of
Hamilton H Jobe, Sarah A. Jobe, James Jobe, William L Jobe, Mary Ann (Jobe) McGowan, Abraham Abram Jobe Jr., Frances Jobe and John Jobe
Died about
at about age 48
in Missouri, United States
Profile last modified
| Created 18 Apr 2022
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Biography
Elizabeth was born about 1800. She passed away about 1848.
Sources
- 1860 -May 7
Will of Martha Hays written 12 Nov 1854 and recorded 7 May 1860 (sons McBridge and James, executors) mentioned sons, William and Thomas, daughters Sarah, Mary Herring, Fanny Creplin, Charity Wilhote, Frances Gilet, Lydia Wilhite, and Elizabeth Job (wife of Abraham). She also mentioned the children of Thomas, William, Fanny, Lydia and Elizabeth.
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