August Jobs was born in Golas, Poland in the Parish of Gostynin. August was the son of Samuel & Emilia (Klingspon) Jobs. They lived in Andrzejowka, Poland.
His last residence before immigratimg to the USA was Romeyken, Poland. He arrived at Ellis Island on July 15,1923 with his cousin Otto Holendorf. He was married to Johanna Lydia Jobs on April 20, 1924 at Zion Lutheran Church in Egg Harbor City, NJ by Pastor Philip J. Hoh. He became a US Citizen by Naturalization September 29, 1935 in the Common Pleas Court in Flemington, NJ. And resided at Washington Ave. in Egg Harbor City for the rest of his life. His occupation was Cabinetmaker.
His last residence before immigratimg to the USA was Romeyken, Poland. He arrived at Ellis Island on July 15,1923 with his cousin Otto Holendorf. He was married to Johanna Lydia Jobs on April 20, 1924 at Zion Lutheran Church in Egg Harbor City, NJ by Pastor Philip J. Hoh. He became a US Citizen by Naturalization September 29, 1935 in the Common Pleas Court in Flemington, NJ. And resided at Washington Ave. in Egg Harbor City for the rest of his life. His occupation was Cabinetmaker.
August Jobs was born in Golas, Poland in the Parish of Gostynin. August was the son of Samuel & Emilia (Klingspon) Jobs. They lived in Andrzejowka, Poland.
His last residence before immigratimg to the USA was Romeyken, Poland. He arrived at Ellis Island on July 15,1923 with his cousin Otto Holendorf. He was married to Johanna Lydia Jobs on April 20, 1924 at Zion Lutheran Church in Egg Harbor City, NJ by Pastor Philip J. Hoh. He became a US Citizen by Naturalization September 29, 1935 in the Common Pleas Court in Flemington, NJ. And resided at Washington Ave. in Egg Harbor City for the rest of his life. His occupation was Cabinetmaker.
His last residence before immigratimg to the USA was Romeyken, Poland. He arrived at Ellis Island on July 15,1923 with his cousin Otto Holendorf. He was married to Johanna Lydia Jobs on April 20, 1924 at Zion Lutheran Church in Egg Harbor City, NJ by Pastor Philip J. Hoh. He became a US Citizen by Naturalization September 29, 1935 in the Common Pleas Court in Flemington, NJ. And resided at Washington Ave. in Egg Harbor City for the rest of his life. His occupation was Cabinetmaker.
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