Hi Cherie, people cannot help you when you haven't even given us any names to work with 🤔. Start by telling us your mother's name, her birth date, her country of birth, her parents perhaps and where they are buried. Stuff like that. This is a world-wide page. We need to know at least the country to start looking because many of us specialise in certain countries and can be of more help

Im sorry I am very new to all this have just edit post. my grandfathers parents are Nellie Ellerton and Richard Thomas Jobson. Richards parents were Thomas Robert jnr and Robina Smails. The women died very young and I cant not find any information on them.

MARRIAGE.

Groom: Thomas R JOBSON.
Bride: Rebecca SMAILLS.
Year married: 1907.
Place: Wingham district N.S.W.
Ref: Registry of Marriages N.S.W. 6172/1907.

Thomas and Rebecca had several children in Taree, N.S.W. but Rebecca was never named as Robina in the birth records.

Children located for Thomas and Rebecca.

Mary A JOBSON, born 1908.
Richard T JOBSON, born 1909.
Violet I JOBSON, born 1912.
William J JOBSON, born 1914.
Florence M JOBSON, born 1917.

DEATH.

Name: Robina Rebecca JOBSON.
Died: 1955 Taree district, N.S.W.
Father: James.
Mother: Elizabeth.
Ref: Registry of Deaths N.S.W. 24031/1955.

BIRTH.

Name: Robina Rebecca SMAILLS.
Born: 1889 Taree district, N.S.W.
Father: James.
Mother: Elizabeth.

MARRIAGE for Robin's parents.

Groom: James SMAILLS.
Bride: Elizabeth RYAN.
Year married: 1875.
Place: Manning River district, N.S.W.
Ref: Registry of Marriages, N.S.W. 3067/1875.

Hope the above details will be of some help.

Hi there,

MR. THOMAS ROBERT JOBSON.
The death occurred suddenly at Taree, last Saturday, of Mr. Thomas Robert Jobson, at the age of 68 years. Mr. Jobson had come to Taree to consult a doctor. Deceased was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robert Jobson, of Mit-chell's Island, where he was born. On
May 1, 1907, he married Miss Rebecca Smailes, of Wingham, by whom he is survived. In his younger days Mr. Jobson was an even time gaslight runner at events then held on the Taree Showground, when it was situated in the area bounded by Manning, Wynter and Macquarie Streets. He was also a keen footballer. When the railway survey was being undertaken, between Taree and Urunga, Mr. Jobson was in the em ploy of the surveyors and later on in connection with the construction work. Whilst in the latter employ ment he met with an accident and broke his leg. He returned to Mitchell's Island in 1917 and remained there for some years. Then for five years he had charge of the Cattai ferry before the bridge was constructed over the Rawson River on the Coopernook-Harrington Road. Here Mr. Jobson and his sons gave an excellent service, despite the fact that they were called on at all hours of the day or night. Subsequently Mr. Jobson moved to Harrington and for the last ten years had resided at Coopernook. In addition to his widow Mr. Jobson is survived by the following family: Mary Ann (Mrs. Webster, Cooper-nook), Mr. Richard Thomas Jobson (Coopernook), Mr. William John Jobson (Melbourne), Florence May (Mrs. Wiseley, Coff's Harbour), Mr. Edward James Jobson, Mr. George Jobson and Miss Shirley Jobson (Coopernook). There are sixteen grandchildren and one great grand child. Two daughters and a son are deceased. The funeral left Taree on Monday morning for Scott's Creek cemetery where Rev B. C. Dixon conducted the funeral service.
Wingham Chronicle and Manning River Observer (NSW : 1898 - 1954), Friday 15 December 1950, page 2