Jobe has been discribed to me as being "light of frame, boweled legged, thin face, mustache, and a tough old bird."
In his older age he would have dinner at his children's homes on different days of the week. Aunt Mabel told me he lost his left arm soon after he was married in a thrashing machine on a farm in Medford. Uncle Bert told he lost his arm at the elbow while working at a saw mill on Kings Hiway in Haddonfield. He did work for Bell Brothers Lumber Yard in Haddonfield at some time. He did work on farms around Vincetown, Buddtown, Crossroads and Medford in his younger years. TFA
Jobe has been discribed to me as being "light of frame, boweled legged, thin face, mustache, and a tough old bird."
In his older age he would have dinner at his children's homes on different days of the week. Aunt Mabel told me he lost his left arm soon after he was married in a thrashing machine on a farm in Medford. Uncle Bert told he lost his arm at the elbow while working at a saw mill on Kings Hiway in Haddonfield. He did work for Bell Brothers Lumber Yard in Haddonfield at some time. He did work on farms around Vincetown, Buddtown, Crossroads and Medford in his younger years. TFA
Gravesite Details
Job had two step sons-John Miller Applegate born July 1902 & Joseph Miller Applegate born Aug 1904
Family Members
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Job Henry Applegate Jr
1881–1881
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Alvin James Applegate
1882–1949
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Benjamin Chambers Applegate
1883–1952
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Newlin Edward Applegate I
1884–1957
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Harry Henry Applegate
1887–1975
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Samuel Applegate
1890–1890
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Willard Applegate
1891–1891
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May Ella Applegate Sykes
1893–1970
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Walter Charles Applegate
1894–1967
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Raymond Joseph Applegate
1898–1961
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Gertrude Applegate Gibson
1904–1979
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Wilbur Applegate
1907–1946
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Alice Applegate Fine
1909 – unknown
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Lydia Applegate Hopkins
1912 – unknown
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Ella Applegate
1916–1916
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