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Hamilton Jobb
c1839 - October 1918
HAMILTON JOBB
A good citizen of Londonderry,
and one of the oldest residents of that place has passed away.
He has been in failing health for about a year and a half.
He is survived by his widow, four sons and four daughters.
The sons are
Rev. F.L. JOBB, of New Mills, NB,
CHAS. L. JOBB, Montreal,
GORDON of Lofield, Alberta and
EDWARD BLAKE who is with regiment in England.
The daughters are
Mrs. ROBERT JACKSON, of Somerville, Mass,
Mrs. FREDERICK LANGILLE of Truro,
Mrs. PHILIP VINCENT, New Annan and
Miss BERTHA at home.
Funeral very largely attended by friends and relatives
was at one o'clock Saturday afternoon, the 28th inst.
Interment was at Great Village Cemetery
Rev. Mr. GILLESPIE of Great Village conducted the funeral services
at the home and also at the grave.
Mr. JOBB was born at Wallace Harbor 81 years ago,
and went to Londonderry when very young
and has lived there until his death, respected and esteemed by all his fellow citizens.
It is unclear which newspaper this obituary was published in.
If anyone has that information, please email it to me and I will give credit here.
The daughter, Mrs. Frederick Langille of Truro,
was Stella Jobb, born 1882.
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Hamilton Jobb
c1839 - October 1918
HAMILTON JOBB
A good citizen of Londonderry,
and one of the oldest residents of that place has passed away.
He has been in failing health for about a year and a half.
He is survived by his widow, four sons and four daughters.
The sons are
Rev. F.L. JOBB, of New Mills, NB,
CHAS. L. JOBB, Montreal,
GORDON of Lofield, Alberta and
EDWARD BLAKE who is with regiment in England.
The daughters are
Mrs. ROBERT JACKSON, of Somerville, Mass,
Mrs. FREDERICK LANGILLE of Truro,
Mrs. PHILIP VINCENT, New Annan and
Miss BERTHA at home.
Funeral very largely attended by friends and relatives
was at one o'clock Saturday afternoon, the 28th inst.
Interment was at Great Village Cemetery
Rev. Mr. GILLESPIE of Great Village conducted the funeral services
at the home and also at the grave.
Mr. JOBB was born at Wallace Harbor 81 years ago,
and went to Londonderry when very young
and has lived there until his death, respected and esteemed by all his fellow citizens.
It is unclear which newspaper this obituary was published in.
If anyone has that information, please email it to me and I will give credit here.
The daughter, Mrs. Frederick Langille of Truro,
was Stella Jobb, born 1882.
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