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Jesse Hobby (b. 28 Jul 1840, d. 22 Sep 1916)
Jesse Hobby (son of William Alexander Hobby and Nancy Amanda Brown) was born 28 Jul 1840 in Irwin Co, Georgia, and died 22 Sep 1916 in Worth Co, Georgia. He married (1) Eliza Amanda Simpson on 22 Aug 1860, daughter of Thomas Simpson Jr. and Lena Wiley. He married (2) Susan Jones Stringfellow on Abt. 1885.
Notes for Jesse Hobby:
Jesse Hobby, Private
Mar 4, 1862
Enlisted Isabella, Georgia by Lt. Johnston for war.
Aug 9, 1862
Wounded in eye resulting in loss of sight near Cedar Run.
Dec 13, 1862
Wounded at Fredericksburg, Virginia.
May & June 1864
Present
Sept &Oct 1864
Present
Nov & Dec 1864
Present
Apr 9, 1865
Surrendered at Appomattox.
Appears on a list of prisoners of war.
14th Regiment, Company G, Georgia Volunteer Infantry
"Yancey's Independents" - Worth County Thomas' Brigade, Pender's-Wilcox's Division, A. P. Hill's Corps Army of Northern Virginia, C.S.A.
Pension records of the Soldiers in the 14th Georgia Regiment,
Co. G, Worth County, Georgia
*Jesse Hobby, Private
Pension: He filed for his pension in Worth Co. on September 16, 1912. M. F. Simpson of Brooks county served as a witness for him.
Questions for Applicant
What is your name and where do you reside? Jesse Hobby Worth Co. Georgia
How long and since when have you been a continuous resident of this State? All my life or 73 years
Did you enlist in the Army of the Confederate States or the Organized Militia of this State from 1861 to 1865? I did and served under Lee, Jackson, A. P. Hill, and Longstreet
When and where, and in what company and regiment did you enlist? July 13th 1861, Isabella, Worth Co, Co. G, 14th Georgia
How long did you remain in the actual Military Service with said company and regiment? From enlistment 3 years and 4 months until close of war
When and where was your company and regiment surrendered or discharged from the Service? April 9th 1865 at Appomattox Court House, Virginia
Were you actually present with you command when it was surrendered or discharged? Yes
Are you drawing a pension of any amount from this State or the United States? Yes $30.00 loss of one eye
Have you ever applied for the Georgia Pension and had it refused? No
Questions for Witness
What is your name and where do you reside? M. F. Simpson Brooks County, Georgia
How long and since when have you known Jesse Hobby the applicant? Over 50 years
Where does he now reside, and since when has he been a bona fide, continuing resident in this State and how do you know? In Worth Co. Georgia since he was a small boy to my own knowledge
When, where and in what company and regiment did Jesse Hobby enlist during the war from 1861 to 1865? July 13, 1861 at Isabella, Worth Co., Co. G, 14th Georgia Regiment
How did you obtain your information of this Service? I served in same company and regiment all through service to end of war
How long within your own personal knowledge did he perform actual military service with this company and regiment? From July 1861 to April 9, 1865
When and where was his command surrendered or discharged? April 9, 1865 at Appomattox, Virginia
Were you personally present at the Surrender? I was
Was the applicant personally present with his Command at surrender? Yes
Was the applicant captured as a prisoner? No
The Tokia Hobby Homeplace was the home of Tokia Furney Hobby and her husband, Jack Hobby. Jack was the son of Jesse Hobby who was a farmer and Civil War Veteran. Jesse Hobby lost sight in one eye during a 20 mile march under Stonewall Jackson in August 1862 followed by the Battle of Cedar Mountain. He was then wounded again at Fredericksburg in Decemeber 1862, but he stayed with his Company (Co. G, 14th GA -Yancey Independents) until the Surrender at Appomatox - he then returned to Worth County and farmed for 50 more years. Jesse Hobby was son of William Alexander "Alex" Hobby who was one of the 4 Hobby brothers to settle the Worth Tift Irwin County Areas. The other three were Marmaduke, Andrew and Jesse. Each of these brothers had large families and I think it is safe to say that all of the Hobby's and SW Georgia are related through these 4 brothers.
More About Jesse Hobby and Eliza Amanda Simpson:
Marriage: 22 Aug 1860
More About Jesse Hobby and Susan Jones Stringfellow:
Marriage: Abt. 1885
Children of Jesse Hobby and Eliza Amanda Simpson are:
- +Eliza Lucretia Hobby, b. 22 Jan 1877, Worth Co, Georgia, d. 09 Sep 1922.
- +Martha Catherine Hobby, b. 10 Mar 1869, Worth Co, GA.
- Sarah Evelo Hobby, b. 25 Jun 1861, Worth Co, GA.
- Ambros Jesse L. Hobby, b. 12 Nov 1863, Worth Co, GA.
- Thomas Alexander Hobby, b. 10 Feb 1865, Worth Co, GA.
- Laney Elizabeth Hobby, b. 06 Oct 1867, Worth Co, GA.
- Samantha Hobby, b. 18 Apr 1871, Worth Co, GA.
- James Jackson Hobby, b. 07 Feb 1874, Worth Co, GA.
- +William Isaac (Lafayette) Hobby, b. 09 Mar 1879, Worth Co, GA.
- Morris Franklin Hobby, b. 27 May 1881, Worth Co, GA, d. 06 May 1965.
- +Jack Hobby, b., Worth Co, GA.

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