JOBE OBITUARIES, Henry County, Missouri
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JOBE, Isabelle 1822 - 1908

Jefferson Tribune, Jefferson City, MO, December 27, 1908 - Grandma Jobe Dead - 
Succumbs to brights disease saturday at Windsor - Well Known Here - Mrs. 
Isabelle Jobe, formerly of this city and well known by a large percentage of the 
people of this city, died Saturday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bellasine, at 
Windsor Mo. At the time of her death Mrs. Jobe was in her 87th year. Had she lived 
until next April she would have attained that age. She has for some years been 
suffering from Bright's Disease, the cause of her death. Mrs Isabelle Jobe was 
born in North Carolina and came to Missouri with her parents when but a child. 
She lived in Osage County for some time before coming to this city. At the age of 
13 years she assisted Mrs. McNeil make the suit of clothes for the first convict 
that was confined to the Missouri penitentiary. She married at the age of 17 - 70 
years ago to Mr. Jobe. To this union several children were born, six of whom are 
living. These are D. C. Jobe and J. M. Jobe of this city, W. L. Jobe and Mrs. Margaret 
Carroll of Linn County, Kansas and Mrs Sarah Myers of Elgin Kansas and Mrs 
Martha Bellasine of Windsor where Mrs. Jobe will be buried. Mrs. Jobe had been 
for seventy-five years a member of the Baptist Chruch. Was a christian woman 
and loved by all who knew her. She had hundreds of friends here who will regret 
to learn of her death. D. C. and J. M. left here Saturday for Windsor to attend the 
funeral. (SUBMITTER NOTE: Intitials D. C. stands for David Coulter, J. M. for James 
Monroe and W.L for William Levi. Margaret Carroll is the wife of William Levi 
Jobe, don't know why they listed her this way, they were married. - Freida Wells)

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