Jobson Family History

Mary (Poole) Wiley > Nathaniel Wiley > Eli Wiley > Enos Wiley > Alonzo Eli Wiley > Edwin Ellsworth Wiley > Marjorie Ella (Wiley) Jobson > John Ellsworth Jobson

Married:

• Timothy Wiley, Jr. in 1714

Children:

• Sarah Wiley, born 1715
• Susanna (Wiley) Smith, born 1717
• Mary (Wiley) Bancroft, born 1721
• Lydia (Wiley) Hawkes, born 1724
• Timothy Wiley III, born 1725
• John Wiley, born 1727
• Nathaniel Wiley, born 1729
• Phineas Wiley, born 1731

Residence:

• Woodville

Sources:

• Genealogical history of the town of Reading, Mass., including the present towns of Wakefield, Reading, and North Reading, with chronological and historical sketches, from 1639 to 1874 (“Wiley, Timothy, son, no doubt, of Timothy and Elizabeth, although no record of his birth is found; m. 1714, Mary Poole, of Lynnfield, and lived in Woodville ; had chil. : Sarah, b. 1715 ; Susanna, b. 1717, and m. 1741, Isaac Smith; Mary, b. 1721, and m. 1745, Moses Bancroft; Lydia, b. 1724, and m. 1747, Adam Hawkes, of Lynnfield, and was ancestress of George L. Hawkes, Esq.,
  now of Lynnfield; Timothy, b. 1725, and m. 1748, Elizabeth
  Wiley; John, b. 1727; Nathaniel, b. 1729; Phineas, b. 1731.” … “1749. — This year the throat distemper again prevailed, and many died ; among them Timothy Wiley, Jr., of whom Parson Hobby said : “He died in ye vigor and strength of life, in full career after the O.”)

Married:

• John Wiley

Children:

• Timothy Wiley, Sr.

John Wiley > Timothy Wiley, Sr. > Timothy Wiley, Jr. > Nathaniel Wiley > Eli Wiley > Enos Wiley > Alonzo Eli Wiley > Edwin Ellsworth Wiley > Marjorie Ella (Wiley) Jobson > John Ellsworth Jobson

Immigrated: 1635 from Wye River Valley near Wales to Woodville, Massachusetts

Died: Probably 1672

Married:

• Elizabeth (Clough) Wiley (died 1662)

Children:

• John Wiley?
• Benjamin Wiley?
• Elizabeth Wiley (born 1649)
• Timothy Wiley, Sr. (born 1653)
• Susanna (Wiley) Damon (born 1655)
• Sarah Wiley (born 1658)

Source:

• Genealogical history of the town of Reading, Mass., including the present towns of Wakefield, Reading, and North Reading, with chronological and historical sketches, from 1639 to 1874 (“Wiley, John, one of the earliest settlers; lived in ‘Little World,’ now called Woodville. He died probably in 1672. His wife, whose name was Elizabeth, d. 1662. Chil. : John (perhaps) ; Benjamin (perhaps), who m. 1707, Mary Nichols; Elizabeth, b. 1649; Timothy, b. 1653 ; Susanna, b. 1655, and m. 1678, John Damon; Sarah, b. 1658.” … “1671. — Thomas Clark, Ordinary Keeper at Redding, convicted on his own confession of suffering disorderly persons in his house at an unreasonable time of night, and of threatening the Grand Jury, was sentenced to pay 15 shill and 5 pence. Tho. Hodgman and his wife, Cornelius Browne, John Wiley, Sam’l Dunton, and Sarah Eaton, for their uncivill carriages in an unseasonable time of night at Tho. Clarke’s house, were admonished and fined costs.”)

George Davis > Elizabeth (Davis) Wiley > Timothy Wiley, Jr. > Nathaniel Wiley > Eli Wiley > Enos Wiley > Alonzo Eli Wiley > Edwin Ellsworth Wiley > Marjorie Ella (Wiley) Jobson > John Ellsworth Jobson

Born: January 16, 1654 in Reading, Middlesex, Massachusetts

Died: July 21, 1695 (age 41) in Reading, Middlesex, Massachusetts

Married:

• Timothy Wiley, Sr. (married on January 22, 1678 in Reading, Middlesex, Massachusetts)

Children:

• John Wiley (born 1679)
• Elizabeth Wiley (born 1681, died soon after)
• Elizabeth Wiley (born 1690)
• Thomas (born 1697)
• Timothy Wiley, Jr. (nobody knows when he was born?)

Parents: 

• George Davis from Lynn was selectman
• Sarah Clark (?)

Siblings: 

• Joseph Davis (probably)
• Hannah (Davis) Boutwell (born 1648)
• Sarah Davis (born 1651)
• Mary Davis (born 1657)
• George Davis (born 1660)
• Susanna Davis (born 1662)
• John Davis (perhaps, died 1660)

Sources:

• Genealogical history of the town of Reading, Mass., including the present towns of Wakefield, Reading, and North Reading, with chronological and historical sketches, from 1639 to 1874 (“Davis, George, came from Lynn, and d. 1667 ; was selectman and had chil.: Joseph (probably); Hannah, b. 1648, and m. 1659, John Boutwell; Sarah, b. 1651; Elizabeth, b. 1654, and m. 1678, Timothy Wiley; Mary, b. 1657 ; George, b, 1660; Susanna, b. 1662 ; and perhaps John, who d. in 1660.”)

John Wiley > Timothy Wiley, Sr. > Timothy Wiley, Jr. > Nathaniel Wiley > Eli Wiley > Enos Wiley > Alonzo Eli Wiley > Edwin Ellsworth Wiley > Marjorie Ella (Wiley) Jobson > John Ellsworth Jobson

 

Married:

• Elizabeth (Davis) Wiley in 1678 (until she died in 1695), daughter of George Davis
• Susanna in 1697

Children:

• John Wiley (born 1679)
• Elizabeth Wiley (born 1681, died soon after)
• Elizabeth Wiley (born 1690)
• Thomas (born 1697)
• Timothy Wiley, Jr. (nobody knows when he was born)

Parents:

• John Wiley
• Elizabeth (Clough) Wiley

Sources:

• Genealogical history of the town of Reading, Mass., including the present towns of Wakefield, Reading, and North Reading, with chronological and historical sketches, from 1639 to 1874 (“Wiley, Timothy, son of John and Elizabeth, b. 1653, succeeded his father on the homestead ; was selectman and representative, and  d. 1728; m., ist, 1678, Elizabeth, dau. of George Davis; she d. 1695 ; m., 2d, 1697, Susanna . Chil. : John, b. 1679 ; Elizabeth, b. 1681, and d. soon ; Elizabeth, b. 1690 ; Thomas, b. 1697 ; and Timothy, probably.” … “Selectmen of Reading: Timothy Wiley, 1693, ’96, ’98, 1702, ’05 and ’07.”)

John Wiley > Timothy Wiley, Sr. > Timothy Wiley, Jr. > Nathaniel Wiley > Eli Wiley > Enos Wiley > Alonzo Eli Wiley > Edwin Ellsworth Wiley > Marjorie Ella (Wiley) Jobson > John Ellsworth Jobson

 

Married:

• Mary (Poole) Wiley of Lynnfield in 1714

Children:

• Sarah Wiley, born 1715
• Susanna (Wiley) Smith, born 1717
• Mary (Wiley) Bancroft, born 1721
• Lydia (Wiley) Hawkes, born 1724
• Timothy Wiley III, born 1725
• John Wiley, born 1727
• Nathaniel Wiley, born 1729
• Phineas Wiley, born 1731

Parents:

• Timothy Wiley, Sr.
• Elizabeth (Davis) Wiley

Residence:

• Woodville

Sources:

• Genealogical history of the town of Reading, Mass., including the present towns of Wakefield, Reading, and North Reading, with chronological and historical sketches, from 1639 to 1874 (“Wiley, Timothy, son, no doubt, of Timothy and Elizabeth, although no record of his birth is found; m. 1714, Mary Poole, of Lynnfield, and lived in Woodville ; had chil. : Sarah, b. 1715 ; Susanna, b. 1717, and m. 1741, Isaac Smith; Mary, b. 1721, and m. 1745, Moses Bancroft; Lydia, b. 1724, and m. 1747, Adam Hawkes, of Lynnfield, and was ancestress of George L. Hawkes, Esq.,
  now of Lynnfield; Timothy, b. 1725, and m. 1748, Elizabeth
  Wiley; John, b. 1727; Nathaniel, b. 1729; Phineas, b. 1731.” … “1749. — This year the throat distemper again prevailed, and many died ; among them Timothy Wiley, Jr., of whom Parson Hobby said : “He died in ye vigor and strength of life, in full career after the O.”)

Married:

• Nathaniel Wiley

Children:

• Eli Wiley

John Wiley > Timothy Wiley, Sr. > Timothy Wiley, Jr. > Nathaniel Wiley > Eli Wiley > Enos Wiley > Alonzo Eli Wiley > Edwin Ellsworth Wiley > Marjorie Ella (Wiley) Jobson > John Ellsworth Jobson

Born: 1729

Died: 1822, age 93

Married:

• Mary (Eaton) Wiley of Andover

Children

• Timothy Wiley, born 1749
• Mary Wiley, born 1756
• Nathaniel Wiley, born 1759
• Phineas Wiley, born 1761
• Benjamin Wiley, born 1763
• Edmund Wiley, born 1766
• Ephraim Wiley, born 1768
• Samuel Wiley, born 1772
• Eli Wiley, born 1774

Parents:

• Timothy Wiley, Jr.
• Mary (Poole) Wiley

Residences:

• In 1812, on Water Street in South Reading, Massachusetts

Sources:

• Genealogical history of the town of Reading, Mass., including the present towns of Wakefield, Reading, and North Reading, with chronological and historical sketches, from 1639 to 1874 (“Wiley, Nathaniel, son of Timothy and Mary, b. 1729 ; m. Mary Eaton, of Andover, and d. 1822, aged 93. Chil.: Timothy, b. 1749, and m. 1781, Susanna Hay, of Stoneham ; Mary, b. 1756 ; Nathaniel, b. 1759, and m. 1782, Sally Poole; Phineas, b. 1761, and m. 1782, Susanna Green; Benjamin, b. 1763, and m. Miss Sherman, of Lynnfield; Edmund, b. 1766, and m. 1791, Nancy Edes ; Ephraim, b. 1768 ; was father of Rev. Ephraim, a Methodist clergyman ; Samuel, b. 1772, and m. 1794, Eliza Vinton ; Eli, b. 1774; m., ist. Love Mansfield, and 2d, Lucy (Tapley) Wiley.” … “On Water Street: Nathaniel Wiley, Leonard Wiley, Jeremiah Green, John Vinton, James Wiley, Peter B. Wiley, Eli Wiley” … “1785. First Parish voted to petition the General Court to be set off as a distinct town, and chose Ebenezer Hopkins, Nathaniel Wiley, and John Hart a Committee to petition.” … “Selectmen of Reading: Nathaniel Wiley, 1784-88.” … “Mr. Nathaniel Wiley succeeded his father-in-law, Jonathan Poole, on this place, the said Jonathan having succeeded his uncle, Benj. Poole, Esq. (See Early Settlers.)” … “A LIST OF THE SOLDIERS OF THE REVOLUTION FROM READING. It is not presumed that this is a perfect list, but as nearly so as we had time and ability to make it: Nathaniel Wiley.
  Wm. Wiley.
  Eben’r Wiley.
  James Wiley.
  John Wiley.
  Timothy Wiley.
  Phineas Wiley.
  Samuel Wiley.
  Timothy Wiley.
  Jona. Wiley.
  Nathaniel Wiley, Jr.
  Benja. Wiley.” …”ROLLS OF THE THREE COMPANIES OF MILITIA, In the Town of Reading, belonging to’ the Regiment commanded by Col. David Green, of Reading, as they stood April 19, 1775. – 1st Parish Co: Nathan’l Wiley.” … “NAMES OF THE OWNERS OR OCCUPANTS Of Dwelling-houses in the First Parish (now Wakefield) in 1765, with THE Names of those who occupied the same Houses, or Sites, in 1795, in 1812, and in 1865, or later.
  • Jona. Poole, Jr.; Thos. Wiley; Nath. Wiley; Ephr’m Weston; Noah Eaton; Wm. Gould.
  • Jona. Poole; James Wiley; Nath. Wiley.
  • Green; Nath’l Wiley; James Wiley; Eli Wiley; Caleb Eaton; Jacob Eaton; John Gould; Jere. Bryant; Lilley Eaton; Jer’h Brown.

Married:

• Eli Wiley

Sources:

• Find a Grave: Susan Celestia Wiley
• Upham genealogy; the descendants of John Upham, of Massachusetts, who came from England in 1635, and lived in Weymouth and Malden..” (THE DESCENDANTS OF JOHN UPHAM, MASSACHUSETTS. WHO CAME FROM ENGLAND IN 163S, AND LIVED IN WEYMOUTH AND MALDEN. EMBRACING OVER FIVE HUNDRED HEADS OF FAMILIES, EXTENDING INTO THE TENTH GENERATION. Ezra” Upham (Jesse**, Timothy^ Phineas^ Phineas’, Phineas^ John’), of Melrose, Mass., and Herkimer, N. Y., b. Aug. 4, 1774, in Melrose; m. Susanna Smith, of Colerain, Feb. 2, 1804,  b. April 4, 1784; he d. Jan. 18, 1836; she d. Aug. 24, 1833. They had: Susan Celestia, b. Oct. 30, 1820; m. Enoch Wiley; she d. Feb. 15, 1860.)
• The New England Historical & Genealogical Register and …, Volume 23 (308 EZRA UPHAM of Herkimer NY &c Wife Susanna Smith Issue i JOSHUA 370 Oct 14 1804 Sally Feb 7 m Geo Leslie of Cambridge Oct 1825 Oilman Nov 4 1807 New Market NH m Abigail R Twombly Issue Susan Win p Smith Augusta Sarah Hannah Mary Hannah Sept 13 m Jas Roots Susan June 19 1810 d early child da 18 Nov 1813 Ezra Smith May 26 1813 da 6 mos Nov 1813 SMITH 383 Dec 20 1814 Elbridge Gerry April 1817 m Sarah Fisher of Salem Issue 1 George d 2 Eldridge 3 Jesse Susan Celestia Oct 30 1819 m Enoch Irena Dec 10 1820 da 12 xn Roxana James Jan 26