There were thirteen children named in Jobe's will dated December 3, 1834. Of the five boys in the family, "three of the brothers of Job, Jr., were in the Civil War", Charles Davisson said.
A son of Job and Nancy Bray Stout was named Job for his father, but was often called Jobe.
Jobe and Margaret Richards Stout are buried close to their son Abner in the Old Bethel Cemetery south of the mouth of Buffalo Creek, on a bank overlooking Rt , 119.
Source: Richard Stout Descendants in West Virginia: 1966, p. 44.
A son of Job and Nancy Bray Stout was named Job for his father, but was often called Jobe.
Jobe and Margaret Richards Stout are buried close to their son Abner in the Old Bethel Cemetery south of the mouth of Buffalo Creek, on a bank overlooking Rt , 119.
Source: Richard Stout Descendants in West Virginia: 1966, p. 44.
There were thirteen children named in Jobe's will dated December 3, 1834. Of the five boys in the family, "three of the brothers of Job, Jr., were in the Civil War", Charles Davisson said.
A son of Job and Nancy Bray Stout was named Job for his father, but was often called Jobe.
Jobe and Margaret Richards Stout are buried close to their son Abner in the Old Bethel Cemetery south of the mouth of Buffalo Creek, on a bank overlooking Rt , 119.
Source: Richard Stout Descendants in West Virginia: 1966, p. 44.
A son of Job and Nancy Bray Stout was named Job for his father, but was often called Jobe.
Jobe and Margaret Richards Stout are buried close to their son Abner in the Old Bethel Cemetery south of the mouth of Buffalo Creek, on a bank overlooking Rt , 119.
Source: Richard Stout Descendants in West Virginia: 1966, p. 44.
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