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Elizabeth Gobble Wood

Birth	:	19 Apr 1827 Decatur County, Iowa, USA
Death	:	18 Nov 1900 New Buda, Decatur County, Iowa, USA
Burial	:	Crown Hill Cemetery, Wheat Ridge, Jefferson County, USA
Coordinate	:	39.7580986, -105.0942001
Inscription	:	aged 73y 6m 29d
Description	:	From "In Loving Memory Of a Name" Herb Reckinger The Wood and Gobble Families As for Elizabeth Goble, we know much about her family from the research of others. We know that she lived close to Scott County and her family is one that has been traced back to Europe. Goble was originally, Gabel, changed to Gobble then shortened to Goble. The German word for "fork." The "Gable" story begins in the 1600's in the village of Offenbach in the old... Read More	From "In Loving Memory Of a Name" Herb Reckinger The Wood and Gobble Families As for Elizabeth Goble, we know much about her family from the research of others. We know that she lived close to Scott County and her family is one that has been traced back to Europe. Goble was originally, Gabel, changed to Gobble then shortened to Goble. The German word for "fork." The "Gable" story begins in the 1600's in the village of Offenbach in the old Grand Duchy of Zweibrucken. Offenbach lies in West Germany about halfway along the one hundred mile stretch from Trier to Mannheim. The village today is in the Pfalz Berg area of the Rhineland on the tiny Glan River, a tributary of the Rhine River. Hans Jacob Gabel married Maria Margaretha Rheinmueller, January 9, 1691, in the Lutheran church of Saint Julian. The church book listed the already deceased father of Maria, Hans Conrad Rheinmueller. Hans Jacob and Maria had a son two months after their wedding on March 21, but his name was not given. The next known child born, was Johann Phillip, August 14, 1698. Johann Friedrich was next and baptized April 14, 1701. On May 22, 1725, Johann Friedrich married Maria Magdalene Spiess, daughter of Hans Georg Spiess in Saint Julian's Church. There were six children born to them and listed in the church book of Saint Julian. They were: Ann Catharina, March 19, 1726 (she lived four days); a second Anna Catharina, May 19, 1727; Johann Phillip, April 3, 1730; Anna Elisabetha, June 4, 1732; Johann Friedrich, Jr, October 12, 1734 and Johann Georg, November 8, 1738. In the summer of 1739, Johann Friedrich and brother Johann Phillip, with their families, left their homeland and came to North America. They arrived at Philadelphia on August 27, 1739 aboard the ship "Samuel." The two families first located in Salfordville near Philadelphia. The township was Wallbrucken and they attended Goshenhopper Lutheran and German Reformed Church. Johann Phillip's family would remain in the Salfordville area any many of them are buried in the Goshenhopper cemetery. Johann Friedrich and Maria Magdalene had at least two more children in Pennsylvania. Marie died between 1744 and 1751. Johann Friedrich married Christina Henrietta Hauberger around 1751. Johann Friedrich and Christina had a son Phillip Frederick in 1751 and in 1754 another son Christian. It is not clear as to the events of Johann Friedrich's later years. A pension request by Christian from the Revolutionary War indicated that Johann Friedrich moved to Frederick County, Maryland. A 1777 land deed indicates that he died prior to 1768. He brought the family from Germany to Pennsylvania to Maryland. His son, Johann Fredrich, Jr. would take the family to Virginia. Johann Fredrich Gabel, Jr., Americanized his name and accepted Frederick Gobble. Frederick married Elizabeth Weigel, May 10, 1757, in Pennsylvania. Elizabeth, the daughter of George Weigel and Anna Margaret Ditlich, was born December 20, 1737. George was the son of John Michael and Anna Maria Weigel. Anna Margaret was the daughter of Abraham and Anna Margaret Ditlich. The parents and grandparents of Elizabeth Weigel were most likely all German born and her parents the immigrants. Frederick and Elizabeth had six children: John George, February 17, 1758; Maria, March 21, 1761 both born in Pennsylvania; John, February 10, 1766; Jacob, May 16, 1771, both born in Maryland; Abraham, February 10, 1775 and Isaac, June 9, 1778, born in Virginia. Frederick, with his half-brothers Phillip and Christian, moved to Fincastle County, Virginia, (it became Washington County in 1777) in southwest Virginia. He purchased land in 1773/4 along the banks of the North Fork of the Holston River. The land supposedly lies two miles upstream from where the river crosses the present day Highway 19. Washington County lies in a Valley between the Blue Ridge and Appalachian Mountains near Abingdon. Abingdon is the county seat and one of the older towns in the state. It was first named Wolf Hills and was recorded in the journals of Daniel Boone as the place where his dogs were attacked by wolves. Frederick died around 1792; Elizabeth on June 10, 1794. Supposedly, both are buried on the homestead. John George, the eldest son and known as George, served as a captain in the Revolutionary War and served in the Maryland forces. He married Elizabeth Linder, September 18, 1782, in Washington County. Elizabeth, born in 1760 in Washington County, was the daughter of Anthony Linder and Mary Newland. There children were: Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Sally, John, Nancy, Mary, Alexander, Samuel, Benjamin and Rachel. George died in 1827; In the list of heirs at the time of their death, they were preceded by their son Isaac who also died in 1827. His share of the estate would go to his nine children. Isaac was born about 1784. He married Elizabeth Musick (the third generation in a row to marry Elizabeths) about 1810. Their nine children were: Archibald, June 15, 1812; Sally, 1813; Rachel, October 9, 1815; Ann, 1817; Thomas Wilson, August 20, 1818; Amanda Jane, March 20, 1820; John B., 1823; George Washington, 1826 and lastly Elizabeth, April 19, 1827. She was born near the time of her father and grandfathers death. The mother and grand mother Elizabeths, both died in 1829. It is quite possible that she was raised by older siblings.

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Where is Elizabeth Gobble Wood's memorial?
Elizabeth Gobble Wood's memorial is located at: Crown Hill Cemetery, Wheat Ridge, Jefferson County, USA.
When did Elizabeth Gobble Wood death?
Elizabeth Gobble Wood death on 18 Nov 1900 in New Buda, Decatur County, Iowa, USA
Where are the coordinates of the Elizabeth Gobble Wood's memorial?
Latitude: 39.7580986
Longitude: -105.0942001

Family Members:

Parent

Spouse

John Wood

(1820 - 1899)

Siblings

(unknow - unknow)

Children

Mary E. Wood Laddusaw

(1842 - 1877)

Cynthia Jane Wood McLain

(1846 - 1918)

Minerva C. Wood Franklin

(1848 - 1911)

Eady Ann Wood McLain

(1851 - 1916)

Sarah T. Wood Henderson

(1856 - 1933)

Eliza Ellen Wood Fetty

(1858 - 1879)

Douglas Stephen Wood

(1860 - 1922)

William P. Wood

(1871 - 1893)

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Nearby Cemetories:

1. Crown Hill Cemetery
Wheat Ridge, Jefferson County, USA
Coordinate: 39.7580986, -105.0942001

2. Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church Cemetery
Lakewood, Jefferson County, USA
Coordinate: 39.7472000, -105.1146000

3. Holy Cross Lutheran Church Columbarium
Wheat Ridge, Jefferson County, USA
Coordinate: 39.7799500, -105.1090300

4. Saint Pauls Episcopal Columbarium
Lakewood, Jefferson County, USA
Coordinate: 39.7328000, -105.1004000

5. Shepherd of The Hills Presbyterian Church Cemetery
Lakewood, Jefferson County, USA
Coordinate: 39.7472000, -105.1278000

6. Holy Shepherd Lutheran Church Columbarium
Lakewood, Jefferson County, USA
Coordinate: 39.7314900, -105.1089000

7. Glory of God Lutheran Church Columbarium
Wheat Ridge, Jefferson County, USA
Coordinate: 39.7680000, -105.1352000

8. Golden Hill Cemetery
Lakewood, Jefferson County, USA
Coordinate: 39.7392006, -105.1346970

9. Arvada Cemetery
Arvada, Jefferson County, USA
Coordinate: 39.7969017, -105.1077805

10. Mount Olivet Catholic Cemetery
Wheat Ridge, Jefferson County, USA
Coordinate: 39.7832985, -105.1477966

11. Green Mountain United Methodist Church Columbarium
Lakewood, Jefferson County, USA
Coordinate: 39.7126260, -105.1419500

12. Acacia Cemetery (Defunct)
Denver, Denver County, USA
Coordinate: 39.7603680, -105.0138070

13. Auraria Cemetery
Denver County, USA
Coordinate: 39.7526500, -105.0096400

14. Ralston Cemetery
Arvada, Jefferson County, USA
Coordinate: 39.8088989, -105.1603012

15. Saint Joseph Episcopal Church Columbarium
Lakewood, Jefferson County, USA
Coordinate: 39.6809780, -105.1239520

16. Belgin Cemetery
Arvada, Jefferson County, USA
Coordinate: 39.8349037, -105.1306610

17. First Mennonite Church Memorial Garden
Denver, Denver County, USA
Coordinate: 39.7302000, -104.9933000

18. Golden Cemetery
Golden, Jefferson County, USA
Coordinate: 39.7280617, -105.1961136

19. Saint Paul Lutheran Church Columbarium
Denver, Denver County, USA
Coordinate: 39.7419000, -104.9834500

20. Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception
Denver, Denver County, USA
Coordinate: 39.7405070, -104.9819330

21. Westminster Presbyterian Church Columbarium
Westminster, Adams County, USA
Coordinate: 39.8370620, -105.0357056

22. All Souls Walk at Saint Johns Cathedral
Denver, Denver County, USA
Coordinate: 39.7380600, -104.9780000

23. Atonement Lutheran Church Columbarium
Lakewood, Jefferson County, USA
Coordinate: 39.6682340, -105.0654750

24. Calvary Episcopal Church Columbarium
Golden, Jefferson County, USA
Coordinate: 39.7539291, -105.2214203