Washington County OR Archives Obituaries.....Jobe, Noah August 15, 1905
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The Oregonian August 16, 1905 page 6 column 4
NOAH JOBE

Hillsboro, Or., Aug. 15

Noah Jobe, a pioneer of 1845, died at the family homestead one mile west of 
this city, at 12 o’clock this morning. He was born in Knox County, Mo., in 
1825 and crossed the plains with the first train in 1844, settling west of 
this place on a donation land claim of 558 acres. He went through the Cayuse 
War in 1847-48, and later went to the California gold fields in 1849. 
Returning, he was married to Lydia Ganwood in 1851, the wife dying in 1900. 
The surviving children are: 

Rebecca J. Pomeroy, of Kamiah, Idaho; James W. Jobe, British Columbia; Lilburn 
Jobe, Wasco; Martin E. Jobe, Nez Perce; W.F. Jobe, Irvington, and Mrs. Nellie 
Taylor, wife of W.H. Taylor, of this city.

Deceased was brought home from Idaho, where he went to visit a daughter, last 
Wednesday. The funeral takes place Wednesday afternoon at 2 and interment will 
be in the Oddfellow’s Cemetery. Deceased was highly respected and had a host 
of pioneer friends.

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