The Goble FamilyAbner GOBBLE & Clara SINGLETON

German Gobles

The Goble FamilyAbner GOBBLE & Clara SINGLETON This database contains the descendants of Hans (Johann) Jacob Gabel (1670-Unknown) and Maria Margretha Rheinmueller of Germany. Gabel, Gobble and Goble versions of the name are included in this file. Ancestors and descendants of Christian/Christopher Gabel of the Revolutionary War are in this line, as well as other smaller unconnected German lines.

German Trees: Abner GOBBLE & Clara SINGLETON

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Husband: Abner GOBBLE (1)

Born: about 1867 in Washington Co., Virginia
Married: 20 APR 1890 in Washington Co., Virginia
Died: UNKNOWN
Father: Martin N. GOBBLE
Mother: Sarah Ann POWERS
Spouses:

Wife: Clara SINGLETON (2)

Born: about 1875 in Virginia
Died: UNKNOWN
Father:
Mother:
Spouses:

Children

01 (M): Windham GOBBLE (3)
Born: about 1892 in Virginia
Died: UNKNOWN
Spouses:

02 (F): Lilly B. GOBBLE
Born: about 1894 in Virginia
Died: UNKNOWN
Spouses:

03 (F): Maeola GOBBLE (4)
Born: about 1895 in Virginia
Died: UNKNOWN
Spouses:

04 (F): Channa GOBBLE (5)
Born: about 1898 in Virginia
Died: UNKNOWN
Spouses:

05 (F): Thuercia GOBBLE (6)
Born: about 1899 in Virginia
Died: UNKNOWN
Spouses:

Footnotes

Federal Census.
1880: North Fork, Washington, Virginia (living with grandparents)
1900: North Fork, Washington, Virginia
Ibid.
1900: North Fork, Washington, Virginia
Ibid.
1900: North Fork, Washington, Virginia
Ibid.
1900: North Fork, Washington, Virginia
Ibid.
1900: North Fork, Washington, Virginia
Ibid.
1900: North Fork, Washington, Virginia

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Revised: February 03, 2012