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Goble
(1895 - 1964)

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Andrew
Goble
(1869 - 1954)

Luther
Absalom
Goble
(1823 - 1896)

Absolom
Goble
(1795 - 1837)

Corban
Goble
(1761 - 1840)

John
Goble
(1724 - 1813)

Daniel
Goble III
(1698 - 1750)

Daniel
David
Goble
(1669 - 1733)

Daniel
Goble I
(1641 - 1676)

Thomas
Goble
(1590 - 1657)

William
Goble
(1540 - 1593)
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James Linden Goble     Born: 05 Nov 1895, York County, South Carolina Died: 15 Jul 1964, Gastonia, Gaston County, North Carolina   James Linden Goble was the son of James Andrew Goble & Margaret Ann Forbes. He was born 05 Nov 1895 in York County, South Carolina.   The 1900 Census shows James Andrew Goble and Margaret Forbes Goble living in the Kings Mountain Township of York County, South Carolina. James Andrew Goble's age is listed as 33 and his wife, Maggie, is listed as being 40 years old. They have two children: Cora age 8 and James Linden age 6.   1900 York County, South Carolina, Census   Name Relation Personal Description Birth Occupation Read Write O R F H Last First Race Sex Date Birth Age S M Yrs Md Born Alive Mth Yr Goble James Head W M May 1867 33 M 9     SC Farmer No R F ----- Maggie Wife W F Feb 1860 40 M 9 2 2 SC   Yes     ----- Cora Dau W F May 1892 8 S       SC         ----- Linden Son W M Feb 1894 6 S       SC           Abbreviations for Previous Table Mth/Month, Yr/Year, S/Single, M/Married, Yrs Md/Years Married, O/Own, R/Rent, F/Farm, H/Home         Ten years later and very little has changed. The family was still living in the Kings Mountain Township of York County, South Carolina and James Andrew Goble was still working as a farmer. There was a discrepancy in James Andrew and Maggie's age when compared to the 1900 Census. The Goble Family was renting the farm where they lived. This 1910 Census shows that James Andrew Goble was born in North Carolina and not South Carolina as the 1910 Census shows. James Linden Goble's age was listed as14.   1910 York County, South Carolina, Census   Name Relation Personal Description Birth Occupation Read Write O R F H Last First Sex Race Age S M Yrs Md Number of Kids Born Alive Goble James Head M W 40 M1 17     NC Farmer No R F ----- Maggie Wife F W 53 M1 17 2 2 SC None Yes     ----- Cora L. Dau F W 15 S       SC None Yes     ----- James L. Son M W 14 S       SC None Yes           James enlisted in the U.S. Army and served his country during World War 1 as part of Co. D, 18th Machine Gun Battalion. He was Honorably Discharged on 12 Jul 1919 at the end of the war. After his military service, he moved back home with his parents.     James married (1) Annie Mae Barry/Berry about 1920 in York County, SC. He was 25 and she was 21. Annie was born 29 Apr 1899 in York County, SC, and was the daughter of William Steele Berry (1860 - 1925) and Mary Isabelle McCarter (1868 - 1950). Records seem to indicate that their marriage produced nice children but only four survived infancy.   Children of James Linden Goble and Annie Mae Barry/Berry Name Birth Death Spouse Maggie Bell Goble 26 Sep 1920 York, York Co, SC 17 Sep 2010 Gastonia, Gaston Co, NC Leonard Bratton McAbee Sr. m. 23 Dec 1939 Clover, York Co, SC Brown Neil Goble 07 Mar 1923 York, York Co, SC 01 Jun 1957 Winston-Salem, Forsyth, NC Lilah Virginia Workman William Coleman Goble 13 Dec 1925 Clover, York Co, SC 08 Jul 2004 Clover, York Co, SC Mary Pauline Carrol "Infant" Goble 1 08 Feb 1929 Clover, York Co, SC 08 Feb 1929 Clover, York Co, SC (Died in Infancy) "Infant" Goble 2 17 Mar 1930 Clover, York Co, SC 17 Mar 1930 Clover, York Co, SC (Died in Infancy) "Infant" Goble 3 - Twin 09 Mar 1931 Clover, York Co, SC 09 Mar 1931 Clover, York Co, NC (Die in Infancy) "Infant" Goble 4 - Twin 09 Mar 1931 Clover, York Co, SC 09 Mar 1931 Clover, York Co, SC (Die in Infancy) "Infant" Goble 5 08 May 1932 Clover, York Co, SC 08 May 1932 Clover, York Co, SC (Died in Infancy) Nancy Grace Goble 14 Feb 1940 Clover, York Co, SC   Clarence Franklin Boyd m. 01 Mar 1957 Gaston Co, NC       The 1920 Census shows James Andrew & Margaret still living in the Kings Mountain Township of York County, South Carolina. Earlier Census records showed that James Andrew couldn't read or write, the the 1920 Census says that he can. James Andrew and Margaret's ages are both listed as 64 - which is incorrect. The 1920 shows he was born in SC but it was actually NC.   James Linden Goble, age 24, has married Annie Mae Berry, age 20, and they are living with his parents and working as "Farm Laborers" on his parent's farm.   1920 York County, South Carolina, Census   Name Relation Home Personal Description Education Birth Occupation Industry Last First O R M F Sex Race Age S M School Read Write Goble James Head O M M W 64 M   Yes Yes SC Farmer General Farm ----- Margaret Wife     F W 64 M   Yes Yes SC None   ----- Lindon Son     M W 24 M   Yes Yes SC Farm Laborer Home Farm ----- Annie Daughter In-Law     F W 20 M No Yes Yes SC Farm Laborer Home Farm       The 1930 Census shows the Goble family still living in the Kings Mountain Township of York County, SC, on Hoover Road. James Linden Goble has taken over the role as Head of the family and they are still renting the family farm and working in the fields. James Linden, age 34, and Annie Mae, age 31, have three children: Maggie Bell age 10 (born 26 Sep 1920), Brown Neil age 7 (born 07 Mar 1923) and William Coleman age 3 months (born 13 Dec 1925/1926). The Census indicates that he was a veteran of World War 1. James Linden Goble's parents James Andrew (incorrectly listed as "James L."), age 69,  & Margaret Goble, age 74, are still living. James Andrew Goble and his parents (Luther Absalom Goble and Margaret Ann Rhodes) were born in North Carolina. The family continues to work on their rented family farm.   There are age discrepancies on this 1930 Census. Most public records (including Social Security and U.S. Veterans Gravesite) list William "Billie" Coleman Goble's birth as 13 Dec 1925 or 13 Dec 1926. Some actually show that he was born in 1927. On this Census, William/Billie's age is listed as 3/12, or 3 months old. Ten years later on the 1940 Census, William/Billie's age is listed as 13. Could it be that the Census taker intended to put 3 years but instead put 3 months? That's a question that we will never be able to answer, but we do know that he was older than 3 months.   1930 York County, South Carolina, Census   Name Relation Home Personal Description Education Birth Place Occ. Veteran Last First O R Farm Sex Race Age S M Age MD School Read Write Self Dad Mom Yes No What War? Goble James L. Head R Yes M W 34 M 23 No Yes SC NC SC Farmer Yes WW ----- Annie M. Wife     F W 31 M 21 No Yes SC SC SC None     ----- Maggie M. Dau     F W 10 S   Yes Yes SC SC SC None     ----- Brownie N. Son     M W 7 S   Yes Yes SC SC SC None     ----- William C. Son     M W 3/12 S   No No SC SC SC None     ----- James L. Father     M W 69 M 30 No Yes NC NC NC Farm Laborer No   ----- Maggie Mother     F W 74 M 35 No Yes SC SC SC None           The 1940 Census shows the Goble family still living in the Kings Mountain Township of York County, South Carolina. James Linden Goble was 44 and Annie (incorrectly listed as "Addie") was 41. They have three of their children still living at home. Brown was 17, William/Billie was 13 and Nancy Grace was 1.5 months old (and not 1 year as is listed on the Census. James' parents James Andrew and Margret are still living with them   The Census shows that James Linden Goble owns the family farm now and that the value of their home is $810. James was no longer working as a farmer. He and his eldest son, Brown, were both working at a local cotton mill where James was a "Carpenter" and Brown was a "Sweeper". James worked 52 weeks in 1939 at the cotton mill and his yearly income was $825. The Census further shows that James had worked 40 hours the week before the Census was taken. Brown had worked 12 weeks and his yearly income was $16.   This Census gives information about the amount of education each person in the family had received. James Lindon Goble had completed the 7th grade where Annie had completed two years of high school. Eldest son, Brown, had completed 4 years of high school and 13-year-old William/Billie had completed 7th grade.   1940 York County, South Carolina, Census   Home Name Relation Personal Description Education Birth Occupation Wks Wkd 1939 Wages Earned O R Value Last First Sex Race Age S M Attend School Highest Grade Self Hrs Wkd Occ. Ind. O 810 Goble J. Linden Head M W 44 M No 7 SC 40 Carpenter Cotton Mill 52 825     ----- Addie Wife F W 41 M No H2 SC       0       ----- Brown Son M W 17 S Yes H4 SC 40 Sweeper Cotton Mill 16 160     ----- Billie Son M W 13 S Yes 7 SC               ----- Nancy Dau F W 1 S No 0 SC               ----- James A. Father M W 70 M No 4 NC               ----- Margaret Mother F W 84 M No 4 SC             CENSUS ABBREVIATIONS Home: O/Owned, R/Rented Description: S/Single, M/Married   Occ/Occupation Ind/Industry Wks Wkd/Weeks Worked         Annie Mae Barry/Berry Goble died 05 Jun 1943 and was buried in the cemetery at Bethany (ARP) Presbyterian Church in Clover, York County, South Carolina.         James married (2) Mary Helen Wallace about 1944. Mary Helen was born 25 Dec 1918 in York County, South Carolina, and was the daughter of Thomas Olin Blakely Wallace (1898 - 1938) and Mary Jane Wilson (1897 - `989).     (Left to Right) Cleo Jane Wilson Faris, Mary Helen Wallace and Annie Lee Stewart Ballard     James Linden Goble and Mary Helen Wallace's marriage produced two children.   Children of James Linden Goble and Mary Helen Wallace Name Birth Death Spouse James Wylie Goble 08 Oct 1945 SC 09 Sep 2009 Gastonia, Gaston Co, NC (1) Henrietta Lea Wells (2) Doris Elizabeth Troutman Mary Diane Goble 1950 Gastonia, Gaston Co, NC         James & Mary Helen Wallace Goble's son, James Wylie Goble, from his college days - 1965         James Linden Goble died 15 Jul 1964 in  Gastonia, Gaston County, North Carolina, at the age of 68, and was buried in the cemetery at Bethany (ARP) Presbyterian Church in Clover, York County, South Carolina.   James' Death Certificate shows his birth date as 05 Nov 1875 and his death date as 15 Jul 1964. He died as a result of a "Coronary Occlusion" which is a partial or total obstruction of a coronary artery usually resulting in a heart attack.   James Linden Goble's Death Certificate     Military Grave Marker for James Linden Goble       After James Linden Goble's death, Mary Helen married Otis Frederick Alexander. Otis was born 10 Aug 1915 and died 14 Oct 2007. He was the son of Thomas Davidson Alexander (1883 - 1960) and Mary Selena Wilson (1892 - 1990).   Mary Helen Wallace Goble Alexander died 15 Aug 2013 in Rock Hill, York County, South Carolina, at the age of 94.           Children   James Linden Goble and Annie Mae Berry Goble's eldest son, Brown Neil Goble, died 01 Jun 1959 at the age of 34 from Congestive Heart Failure complicated by Rheumatic Heart Disease. According to his Death Certificate, Brown had been dealing with Congestive Heart Failure for 8 weeks and Rheumatic Heart Disease for over 20 years - at least from the time he was a 13-year-old boy.   Congestive Heart Failure is a weakness of the heart that leads to a buildup of fluid in the lungs and surrounding body tissues. Rheumatic Heart Disease (RHD) is the most common acquired heart disease in children in many countries around the world and is caused by rheumatic fever (a strep infection). Treating strep throat with antibiotics can prevent rheumatic fever.   Brown was married to Lilah Virginia Workman Goble at the time of his death and the couple was living at 502 Davis Park Rd in Gastonia, Gaston County, NC. Brown died at Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem, NC.   Death Certificate for Brown Neil Goble           Information about James Linden Goble's WW1 Military Unit Also, Check out the World War 1 Page For Additional Information   All of James Linden Goble's military records have his last name spelled "Gobel" whereas Census Records, Social Security information, Death Certificate and his grave stone all spell his last name "Goble".   Unit Poster for the 54th Infantry     Map Showing Military route his company used while they were in France     History of the 6th Division       James Linden Goble served in the 18th Machine Gun Battalion         Be sure to check out the World War 1 page for more information on James Linden Goble.             SOURCES   Thanks to James Linden Goble's daughter, Mary Diane Gobel, for sharing information about her father. You can contact Diane at goblemd69@yahoo.com .   James Linden Goble: Find-A-Grave Annie Mae Berry Goble: Find-A-Grave