Job (Joab Bishop), born 1755--died 1845, buried in Canaan, Indiana, Jefferson County, soldier of the American Revolution, and his descendents [sic]

Job (Joab Bishop), born 1755--died 1845, buried in Canaan, Indiana, Jefferson County, soldier of the American Revolution, and his descendents [sic]

by Herbert M. Baganz

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