WEBB SURNAME DNA PROJECT Volume 3, Issue 1

January 2012

I N T H I S I S S U E :

THE WEBB BULLETIN NEWS, PROJECT UPDATES & RECORDS

From the Administrator Dear Project Members,

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William Augustine Webb 1

From the Administrator 1

WEBB Records Repository

- Alabama 3

- Iowa 7

- North Carolina 13

- Tennessee 15

- Virginia 17

- Wisconsin 19

- Great Britain 21

- Ireland 25

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William Augustine Webb

William Augustine Webb was born July 14, 1824 in Virginia. He was the son of U.S. Navy officer, Thomas Tarleton Webb, and so it isn’t surprising that William would follow his father into a life-long career in the Navy. He began his naval career at an early age. He was just 13 years old when he was given a midshipman’s warrant in the U. S. Navy on January 26, 1838. On July 2, 1845, he was promoted to Passed Midshipman. During the Mexican-American War [1846-1848], he served on the 6-gun storeship USS Southampton. On February 7, 1847 he departed from Norfolk, VA and went by way of Cape Horn and arrived in Japan in 1854. By this time he had been promoted to lieutenant. When Virginia seceded in 1861, William resigned from his commission and in June of that year, he was made a lieutenant in the Confederate Navy. He first served in Florida and then Richmond Station. By 1862 he was made commander of the gunboat CSS Teaser, an 80 foot long armed tugboat which was part of the James River Squadron. On March 8th 1862, William and his brother in-law, Capt. John Randolph Tucker [who had married William’s sister], were both involved in

Webbs in History:

William Augustine Webb [cont.]

In 1865 he traveled to London, England and while there took the Oath of Allegiance before the U.S. Consul. He went back to Virginia, and after the close of the war, requested a pardon from President Andrew Johnson, which was granted.

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the battle in Hampton Roads. Webb was described as having been slightly wounded in this battle. By the end of 1862 William A. Webb was at Charleston Station and was made the commander of the “Special Expedition,” a squadron of small boats. They were stationed behind Fort Sumter to protect the area from Union ships. The small ships were armed with spar torpedoes. Later, Webb was put in command of the ironclad Atlanta. It ran aground during an engagement and was captured on June 17, 1863. The Atlanta became the first ironclad to surrender to the Union. Webb was taken prisoner and held at Fort Warren in Boston. Up to 165 sailors were taken prisoner with Webb and he faced much criticism for his failure of command. In 1864 he was given parole and was freed in a prison exchange at Cox’s Wharf, Virginia. He quickly went back to action as commander of the CSS Richmond. However, in December of 1864, he left his command and the Confederacy due to declining health. In 1865 he traveled to London, England and while there took the Oath of Allegiance before the U.S. Consul. He went back to Virginia, and after the close of the war, requested a pardon from President Andrew Johnson, which was granted. William A. Webb died December 1, 1881. William Augustine Webb’s lineage is as follows: Conrade Webb [b. London – d. unknown] m. unknown George Webb Sr. [b. 1690 London - d. 1758 New Kent VA] m. 1st Lucy Foster; m. 2nd Anne Bickerton George Webb “the younger” [b. July 4, 1729 New Kent VA – d. 1786] m. Hannah Fleming. George Webb Jr. [b. Goochland Co. VA – d. April 9, 1803 Richmond Co. VA] m. Judith Fleming Thomas Tarleton Webb [b. June 23, 1796 VA – d. April 11, 1853, Norfolk VA] m. Harriet Davis William Augustine Webb [b. July 27, 1824 Goochland VA – d. Dec 1, 1881, Richmond VA] m. Eliz Ann Fleming William Augustine and Elizabeth Ann Webb had 7 children, 3 sons and 4 daughters. Conrade Webb’s descendants had the distinction of being well educated and holding high offices in the government and military: George Webb Sr. – Sherriff, vestryman and Justice of the Peace, St. Peter’s Parish. George Webb “the younger” - Justice, Committee of Safety, Treasurer of the State of Virginia. Lewis Webb [1731-1787], son of George Sr. – College of Wm & Mary, vestryman, General Assembly. Lewis Webb [b. 1759], son of Lewis - Capt. of Marines on the “Brig Jefferson” & “Cormorant;” Capt. of Col. Parker’s Virginia Reg. – Siege of Yorktown. Foster Webb [1732/3- 1795], son of Lewis – College of Wm & Mary; Paymaster General of the State of Virginia. Conrade Webb [b. 1778], son of Foster – Brown Univ., owner and builder of the plantation “Hampstead.” Sources: The Civil War Naval Encyclopedia, Vol. 1, Spencer C. Tucker, 2010. Old New Kent County [Virginia]: Some Accounts of the Planters, Vol 1, M. H. Harris, MD, 1977. Encyclopedia of Virginia biography, Vol. IV, NY, Lewis Historical Publishing Company, 1913. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_A._Webb http://www.webbdeiss.org/webb/webb_boys_w.html http://users.wowway.com/~jenkins/ironclads/ironcapt.htm#WWebb http://www.richmondregional.org/planning/ruralareadrivingtour/newkentpages/hampstead.htm

Alabama

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WEBB Records Repository:

Greene Co. Alabama 1855-1856 Wm P. Webb, lawyer, notary public, officer of public schools Eutaw [Wm P. Webb Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery] James D. Webb, lawyer, Greensboro [Webb & Inge, Attorneys at Law] Wm T. Webb, physician, Mt. Hebron Henry Y. Webb, physician, Eutaw J. H. Y. Webb, planter, Greensboro [Source: Snedecor’s 1855-1856 Directory of Greene County, Alabama, V. G. Snedecor, 1856] Hon. Henry Y. Webb, 1823 We are informed by a correspondent in Lincolnton, that the Hon. Henry Y. Webb, one of the Judges of the Superior Court of Alabama, died in that State on the 2oth of Sept. last – Judge Webb was a resident of Lincoln county, in this State, a number of years previous to his removal to Alabama; and was always esteemed a very useful citizen, and amiable man, and correct lawyer. A friend in Lincolnton sent us, last week, a neat obituary notice of Judge Webb, which we are obliged to defer till next week, for want of room. [Source: Western Carolinian, Oct 21, 1823] Webb Cemetery Records in Alabama [Born on or before 1850]

Autauga Co. Pine Level Methodist: Catherine Adlade Tatum Webb b. Sept 17, 1848, d. Mar 31, 1889, [w/o William R. Webb] Margaret Roy Webb b. Aug 24, 1838, d. July 26, 1903, [w/o Joseph B. Webb] William R. Webb b. Aug 1848, d. July 17, 1909, [s/o Joseph B. Webb] Bullock Co. Oak Hill: W. S. Webb b. unk., d. unk. Sardis Baptist Church: William Webb b. unk., d. unk.

Butler Co. Magnolia: Benjamin Franklin Webb b. July 26, 1849, d. Oct 18, 1893 Chambers Oak Rock Springs: Abner Webb b. Nov 13, 1804, d. Feb 8, 1883, [s/o Wm Claiborne Webb] Claiborn Webb b. Jan 28, 1823, d. Dec 26, 1875 Henry H. Webb b. Nov 4, 1840, d. Dec 23, 1880 [s/o Abner Webb] Joseph Claiborne Webb b. July 13, 1832, d. Jan 14, 1914, [s/o Abner Webb] Lettie Webb b. Dec 3, 1845, d. Oct 1, 1895 Martha Ann Susan Turner Webb b. May 5, 1840, d. Feb 28, 1890, [w/o Joseph Claiborne Webb] Nancy Webb b. Oct 13, 1805, d. Mar 30, 1881, [w/o Abner Webb] William Webb b. May 5, 1834, d. April 1, 1882, [s/o Abner Webb]

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Cherokee Co. Cedar Bluff: Ann E. D. Webb b. Aug 6, 1848, d. Sept 20, 1848 Centre: James M. Webb b. Aug 9, 1843, d. June 22, 1912 Nancy Jane Black Webb b. Oct 30, 1843, d. Mar 1, 1896 Daniel: John Webb b. Mar 24, 1850, d. Apr 2, 1913, [s/o Thomas Webb] Susan L. Bankson Webb b. Jan 1, 1827, d. Feb 3, 1899, [w/o John Webb] Mt. Bethel: Rev. James N. Webb b. Nov 25, 1850, d. Jan 8, 1929, [s/o John Webb] Pleasant Gap: Edmund J. Webb b. Jan 30, 1847, d. Feb 1, 1899 Ira Webb b. March 24, 1811, d. May 29, 1887, [s/o Jesse Webb] James E. Webb b. unk., d. unk. Sarah Webb b. Aug 4, 1816, d. Oct 29, 1883, [wife of Ira Webb] Pleasant Hill: James Perry Webb b. 1840, d. 1865, [s/o James C. Webb] Sarah C. Taff Webb b. 1840, d. 1934, [w/o James Perry Webb] Tom Webb, b. unkn., d. unkn., [possibly Thomas Webb b. 1795] Smith Chapel, Leesburg: Jesse W. Webb b. Aug 17, 1840 d. Sept 14, 1891 Mary E. Webb b. June 7, 1846, d. Jan 5, 1874 Stories: Elizabeth C. Webb b. March 25, 1844, d. June 11, 1880 James Webb b. Feb 12, 1816, d. Aug 16, 1881, [s/o Thomas Webb] Joseph T. Webb b. Nov 15, 1848, d. Oct 4, 1850 Priscilla Gregory Webb b. Feb 17, 1817, d. July 11, 1868, [w/o James Webb] Unity Missionary Baptist: Jesse Webb b. Aug 20, 1818, d. Jan 4, 1865, [s/o Thos Webb] Joe Taylor Webb b. Dec 24, 1850, d. Apr 2, 1913, [s/o Jesse Webb] Malinda Jane Coffman Webb b. Nov 21, 1829, d. April 20, 1909, [w/o Jesse Webb] Chilton Co. Center Hill: Rebecca Webb b. Feb 16, 1804, d. Dec 21, 1882 Chestnut Creek: J. B. Webb b. May 5, 1818, d. May 22, 1907, [Joseph B.] Cooper: Sarah Elizabeth Ray Webb b. Nov 14, 1821, d. Oct 8, 1894, [w/o James L. Webb]

Choctaw Co. Mount Sterling: Joseph W. Webb b. May 25, 1846, d. Oct 18, 1902, [Joseph Whitfield Webb] Thankful W. “Tinie” Page Webb b. Mar 16, 1845, d. Aug 19, 1892, [w/o Joseph W. Webb] Clarke Co. Elam: Sallie Webb b. 1842, d. 1920 Whitfield Webb b. Oct 6, 1820, d. June 6, 1906, [s/o Wm Webb] Finley Crossing: M. A. Webb b. Dec 7, 1843, d. Aug 20, 1925 Overstreet: Mrs. Mary Webb b. June 14, 1840, d. Feb 20, 1917 West Bend: Josephine Eugenia Turner Webb b. 1845, d. Mar 17, 1934 Dr. Sidney Vaughn Webb b. Feb 22, 1832, d. Jan 25, 1897 Cleburne Co. Bethlehem Primitive Baptist: Elizabeth Webb b. July 11, 1832, d. Sept 23, 1928 James Webb b. Jan 28, 1828, d. Dec 18, 1896 Coffee Co. Enterprise City: Caroline W. Turner Webb b. Oct 1, 1832, d. Mar 15, 1899 William C. Webb b. June 1835, d. unknown Conecuh Co. Brooklyn Baptist Church: Jemima A. Webb b. April 22, 1840, d. Mar 14, 1925, [w/o Joseph Franklin Webb] Coosa Co. Swamp Creek: James Webb b. 1820, d. 1865, Civil War, [w/o Sarah E. Ray] Webb Family, Kellyton: Charles H. Webb b. Jan 13, 1802, d. Dec 30, 1876, [s/o Charles Webb] Melinda Webb b. 1807, d. 1882, [w/o Charles Hackett Webb] Dekalb Co. Fyffe: John Webb b. unk., d. unk., [possibly s/o Jas Webb b. 1792 SC] Lebanon: Eliza Jane Majors Webb b. Oct 4, 1824, d. Sept 2, 1845, [w/o George Washington Webb]

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Elmore Co. Wetumpka City: Sarah Jane Yates Webb b. 1848, d. unk., [w/o George Washington Webb] Escambia Co. Oak Hill, Atmore: Elizabeth M. Webb, b. 1847, d. 1941 Etowah Co. Sixth Street: Willie Webb b. Jan 15, 1821, d. June 26, 1878 Webb Cemetery, Egypt: Jane Webb b. 1806, d. 1879, [wife of John Marshall Webb] John Marshall Webb b. 1795, d. 1861, [s/o Theodorick Webb] Stephen Webb b. unk., d. unk., [possibly s/o John Marshall Webb] Franklin Co. Mt. Pleasant Church: William D. Webb b. June 10, 1828, d. Nov 8, 1910 Greene Co. Mesopotamia: Elizabeth Alexander Webb b. Sept 13, 1835, d. Oct 26, 1900, [w/o Henry Y. Webb] Henry Young Webb Sr. Dec 14, 1822, d. Jan 28, 1893, [s/o Judge Henry Young Webb] Martha Bell Webb b. 1820, d. Aug 1875, [w/o Wm Peter Webb] Minnie R. Webb b. Jan 9, 1837, d. May 14, 1871 William Peter Webb b. Oct 22, 1815, d. Sept 6, 1890, [s/o Judge Henry Young Webb] Strawberry Hill Plantation: Justina S. Walton Webb b. Oct 17, 1831, d. May 2, 1920, [w/o James Daniel Webb] Hale Co. Greensboro: Col. J. D. Webb b. unk., d. unk. Capt. James E. Webb b. Aug 15, 1840, d. Aug 14, 1908 Lucius D. Webb b. 1847, d. 1911 Mount Hermon United Methodist: Cornelius Webb b. unk., d. unk. Judge Henry Young Webb b. Aug 14, 1784, d. Sept 20, 1823, [s/o William Webb m. Young] Ida Webb b. unk., d. unk.

Jessie Samuel Webb b. June 28, 1830, d. Jan 1856 M. E. R. Webb b. June 17, 1828, d. Feb 28, 1842 Martha Dickins Webb b. Jan 25, 1789, d. Dec 28, 1853, [w/o Thomas Webb] R. D. Webb b. July 26, 1808, d. July 14, 1845 R. D. Webb Jr. b. unk., d. unk. Thomas Webb b. Oct 22, 1779, d. Sept 23, 1815, [s/o William Webb m. Young] Houston Co. Ebenezer Baptist Church: Mary J. Webb b. 1844, d. 1930, [w/o W. L. Webb] W. L. Webb b. June 15, 1839, d. July, 1907, [Wm Lott Webb s/o John?] Webb: B. F. Webb b. Sept 1, 1850, d. May 29, 1925 Jackson Co. Grace Chapel Baptist: Elegy Webb b. June 12, 1832, d. Mar 12, 1906 Roseannah Hall Webb b. 1838, d. 1872 Langston: David M. Webb b. Oct 13, 1845, d. Sept 6, 1900 Veda P. Webb b. Jan 7, 1805, d. June 30, 1895 Webb: Henry Alexander Webb b. Mar 10, 1839, d. April 5, 1918 Jefferson Co. Fraternal: Albert Webb b. Feb 12, 1846, d. June 24, 1880 Harriet Edith Webb b. Feb 10, 1844, d. Sept 27, 1906 Mt. Zion Baptist: Rebecca Webb b. Mar 16, 1848, d. Nov 25, 1911, [w/o Thos Webb] Thomas Webb b. Nov 2, 1849, d. Nov 20, 1906 Red Mt.: Lidia Webb b. 1821, d. April 7, 1891 Lamar Co. Webb, Beaverton: Martha Elizabeth Weeks Webb b. Mar 10, 1834, d. April 15, 1908 William M. Webb b. 1826, d. 1881

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Lauderdale Co. Mt. Olive – Waterloo: Lucinda C. Webb b. 7 Nov. 1830, d. 21 July 1895, [w/o W. J. Webb] W. J. Webb b. 30 June, 1827, d. 27 Aug, 1903, [Wm Jackson Webb, s/o John] Parker Property, Waterloo: Josiah Webb b. April 11, 1819, d. May 10, 1840 Richardson – Waterloo: Emma Webb b. 22 July 1845, d. 31 Jan 1904 Lee Co. Beulah: Missouri Adnie McGinty Webb b. May 18, 1844, d. Feb 22, 1907, [w/o Bluford W. Webb] Roxana: Ruffin Webb b. May 10, 1810, d. Feb 9, 1893, [s/o Warren Webb] Sarah Starr Webb b. Aug 19, 1830, d. Dec 28, 1877, [w/o Ruffin Webb] Webb-Henderson: Adrian Olin Webb b. 1842, d. May 31, 1862 Catherine Elizabeth Rowell Webb b. Nov 20, 1822, d. Mar 20, 1912, [w/o Edmund H. Webb] Edmund Howell Webb b. Sept 1, 1816, d. Nov 11, 1899 [s/o Warren Webb] George Webb b. unk., d. Jan 7, 1851 George Washington Webb b. 1804, d. July 11, 1854, [s/o Warren Webb] Josephine Mary “Sweet” Webb b. Dec 30, 1848, d. Oct 2, 1903 Melvina Amands Culberson Webb b. 1821, d. April 18, 1894, [w/o George W. Webb] Limestone Co. Pleasant Point: Winnie Talitha Sherriff Webb b. Feb 6, 1844, d. Sept 23, 1918 Zakrie B. Webb b. 1850, d. 1933 Ripley, Athens: Harriet Elizabeth Isom Webb b. May 16, 1849, d. Aug 7, 1941, [w/o Milton Dennis Webb] Milton Dennis Webb b. 1847, d. April 1930 Lowndes Co. Sawyer Alexander F. Webb b. Sept 24, 1846, d. Oct 14, 1908

Madison Co. Maple Hill Caleb W. Webb b. unknown, d. June 25, 1863 Harriet Eliza Webb b. unknown, d. 6, 1840 Mary Smith Webb b. Feb 22, 1792, d. Feb 15, 1869 Marengo Co. Thomaston: Rev. G. W. Webb b. May 17, 1846, d. Sept 21, 1907, [George Walton Webb, s/o Fortunatus Webb] Martha Elizabeth Williams Webb b. Aug 7, 1848, d. Apr. 7, 1924, [w/o Rev. G. W. Webb] Marion Co. Barnesville: Linsey William Webb Sept 25, 1847, d. Jan 6, 1933, [s/o of Wm Douglas Webb] Click: M. C. Webb b. Oct 8, 1846, d. May 23, 1912 Friendship: Robert E. Webb b. Dec 26, 1849, d. April 17, 1917, [s/o Elijah Webb?] Pearces Mill: Jim Webb b. Jan 10, 1840, d. Feb 9, 1918 Martha Webb b. Apr 12, 1843, d. Jan 6, 1920 Mobile Co. Magnolia: Eliza Taylor Webb b. Oct 16, 1846, d. Aug 1, 1904 Capt George D. Webb b. Aug 3, 1842, d. Feb 8, 1903 James Webb b. unk., d. April 11, 1863 William Webb b. unk., d. July 11, 1862 Perry Co. Farrer: Judith Webb b. 1796, d. July 31, 1846, [possibly w/o Jeremiah Webb Jr.] Randolph Co. Rock Mills: Charles E. Webb b. July 18, 1850, d. Oct 26, 1925 Sumter Co. McElroy Archibald C. Webb b. Dec 21, 1828, d. Nov 28, 1915 S. A. Webb b. Mar 27, 1829, d. May 14, 1896 V. P. Webb b. Nov 8, 1844, d. Nov 30, 1893

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Talladega Co. Alpine Baptist Elizabeth Ann Barns Webb b. Feb 14, 1832, d. Feb 16, 1914 Oak Hill Dr. Frank Bell Webb b. Nov 5, 1848, d. Nov 30, 1925, [s/o William Peter Webb] Mary Paxton Webb b. Oct 13, 1847, d. Jan 19, 1930, [w/o Dr. Frank Bell Webb] Tallapoosa Co. Pentecost John A. Webb b. Dec 13, 1844, d. Oct 15, 1917, [s/o John Burrell Webb] Salina A. Webb b. May 8, 1848, d. Mar 21, 1932, [w/o John A. Webb] Tuscaloosa Co. Backbone Emley Webb b. Oct 23, 1842, d. July 28, 1892 Oney F. Webb b. July 29, 1850, d. Jan 20, 1907 Greenwood James Webb b. June 24, 1795, d. Jan 21, 1831

Walker Co. Pisgah, Carbon Hill: James Monroe Webb b. Jan 24, 1845, d. Aug, 23, 1869, [s/o George Webb?] Dr. Jiles C. R. Webb b. Feb 24, 1836, d. Jan 15, 1931, [s/o George Webb?] Melvina Roden Webb b. Jan 10, 1810, d. May 29, 1866, [w/o George Webb?] Nancy M. Baker Webb b. Dec 26, 1837, d. Sept 20, 1924 Washington Co. Webb-Sims: Frances Moore Dickens Webb b. unk. d. Oct 30, 1895 Lucius C. Webb b. April 29, 1850, d. Feb 24, 1930 William T. Webb Sr. b. April 16, 1815, d. July 25, 1883 William T. Webb Jr. b. Oct 24, 1843, d. Aug 5, 1879

Iowa

History of Union County, Iowa George A. Ide, 1908 C. G. Webb C. G. Webb, who follows farming on section 22, Union township, has spent his entire life in Iowa, his birth having occurred in Keokuk county on the 31st of March, 1861. His father, John Webb, was a native of Tennessee, in which state he was reared. When a young man he removed northward to Springfield, Illinois, where he engaged in farming and in Sangamon county was married to Miss Susan Taylor, a native of that county. Following their marriage they left Illinois and went to Keokuk county, Iowa, in 1844. There the father secured land and engaged in farming for a time, while later he conducted a store and shipped stock for several years. In 1880 he arrived in Union county, settling in Sand Creek township, where he developed a far of eighty acres, afterward adding to his original holdings until he had one hundred and twenty acres, still in possession of his family. In his later years he lived retired in Afton, enjoying then a well earned rest up to the time of his death, which occurred in 1898 when he was seventy eight years of age. His widow still survives and is now making her home with her son, C. G. Webb, at the ripe old age of eighty-five years. Their family numbered twelve children, of whom eight reached adult age. C. G. Webb spent his youth as a farm lad, his time being divided between the acquirement of an education, the enjoyment of the pleasures of the playground and assistance rendered his father. He remained at home up to the time of his marriage, which important event in his life was celebrated January 25, 1883, the lady of his choice being Miss Anna K. Jackson, a native of Ohio and a daughter of Asa Jackson who came to Iowa in 1877. They have had no children of their own but have reared a child of Mrs. Webb’s brother.

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Following his marriage Mr. Webb engaged in the cultivation of a rented farm for several years. He has been a resident of this county since 1880, when he came with his parents and in the intervening period has contributed in substantial measure to the agricultural development. After cultivating rented land for some time he invested his savings in one hundred and ten acres of land in Sand Creek township. This he improved, erecting theron a good dwelling and making the place his home for six years, after which he sold out and took up his abode in Creston. A year later, however, he purchased forty acres of land in Highland township which he also improved, and he likewise owned two town properties in Creston. His next purchase made him owner of one hundred and twenty acres of land in Sand Creek township. This he brought under a high state of cultivation and made it his place of residence for four years, after which he sold that property and accepted the position of manager of the county poor farm, to which he was appointed by the board of supervisors. For four years he remained in charge, during which time he made some good improvements there, while his record as an official was most commendable. From that place he removed to his present farm in 1902, becoming owner of eighty acres. He has since added forty acres to the original purchase and the present farm includes the old fair grounds. Here he has built a tow-story modern residence equipped with furnace, bathroom and other up-to-date conveniences and accessories. He has good barns and substantial outbuildings on his place and in fact the farm presents an excellent appearance, its many improvements and richly cultivated fields forming an attractive feature in the landscape. For nine years he has been engaged successfully and extensively n raising fine Percheron and English Shire horses, has two good stallions and makes exhibits of his stock at the county fairs, where he has won various premiums. His home is pleasantly and conveniently located within a mile of Afton and is superior to the great majority of farms, its neat and well kept appearance indicated his careful management and marked business ability. Mr. Webb has been a life-long democrat where national issues are involved but casts an independent local ballot. He is a Master Mason, belonging to the blue lodge at Afton, and both he and his wife are connected with the Eastern Star. They attend the Presbyterian church and are highly esteemed in this part of the county, having a host of warm friends. Mr. Webb, during the twenty-eight years of his residence here, has contributed in substantial measure to the general progress, especially along agricultural lines, having improved four different places. He started out in business life empty-handed but soon came to recognize the fact that energy and determination are the basis of success and upon this foundation he has built his prosperity.” 1860 Iowa Census Benton Name Born Age Spouse Alexander Webb KY 30 Anna E. Amanda Webb OH 19 none Armor K. Webb IN 23 Maritta F N Webb OH 26 Jubett C. George H. Webb KY 25 none George W. Webb PA 37 Hala L Isaac Webb PA 51 Leanna J W O Webb KY 37 Elizabeth John Webb PA 63 Catherine L G Webb OH 28 Emma M D L Webb KY 35 Mary J. N F Webb [f] NY 24 none Ruth Webb KY 64 widow William Webb PA 38 Caroline

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Bremar Name Born Age Spouse Albert Webb OH 29 W. E. Cedar Name Born Age Spouse Isaac S. Webb OH 34 Maria James B. Webb PA 57 Mary John A. Webb OH 34 Elizabeth Clinton Name Born Age Spouse Charles E. Webb NY 25 Elizabeth Elizabeth MA 46 none John Webb MA 44 Mary L. Moses Webb MA 46 Manda M. Walter B. Webb NY 17 none Dallas Name Born Age Spouse William Webb IN 35 Araninta? Delaware Name Born Age Spouse John Webb IN 35 Francy Thomas Webb KY 50 Matilda Dubuque Name Born Age Spouse George Webb PA 32 Emma Henry J. Webb Eng 27 Ann James H. Webb Eng 52 Mary A. Margaret Webb Ire 28 none Fayette Name Born Age Spouse B. W. Webb CT 51 Fanny Charles Webb NY 37 Hester J. F. Webb NY 37 Harriett Luther Webb IN 15 none P. G. Webb NY 42 Lucinda Fremont Name Born Age Spouse Lemuel E. Webb OH 27 Elizabeth Guthrie Name Born Age Spouse James Webb IL 23 none Hardin Co. Name Born Age Spouse A. E. Webb OH 25 K

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Harrison Co. Name Born Age Spouse Clayton Webb OH 34 Margaret Henry Co. Name Born Age Spouse H. S. Webb VA 40 Nancy Zim Webb 76 VT Jane Jackson Co. Name Born Age Spouse Anastatia Webb Ire 34 none George Webb NY 24 Ellen Hilon Webb NY 34 Mary J. G. Webb VA 37 Mary A. Jefferson Co. Name Born Age Spouse Alfred Webb TN 23 Lucetta Henry Webb Eng 46 Maria L. Jacob Webb NJ 54 Nancy John Webb KY 36 Mary Johnson Co. Name Born Age Spouse S. F. Webb OH 30 none S. T. Webb PA 28 none Jones Co. Name Born Age Spouse Abel J. Webb IN 17 none Elijah Webb TN 46 Nancy James B. Webb NY 28 Clara F. John W. Webb IN 20 none Keokuk Co. Name Born Age Spouse Isaac Webb IL 19 none James Webb IL 28 Lydia John Webb TN 41 Susan Robert Webb TN 56 Elizabeth Robert A. Webb IA 17 none William Webb TN 56 Inocent Lee Co. Name Born Age Spouse Martin Webb Ire 27 prisoner Linn Co. Name Born Age Spouse John W. Webb KY 47 Elizabeth

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Lucas Co. Name Born Age Spouse David G. Webb IN 21 Charity E. Elijah Webb NJ 45 Elizabeth Hannibal A. Webb TN 27 Mary P. Joseph Webb TN 65 Malinda Martin Webb NJ 22 none John Webb OH 17 none Samuel Webb NJ 21 Mary E. Marion Co. Name Born Age Spouse Bowen Webb NC 72 Susan Fielding S. Webb KY 43 Julian James Webb IL 17 none Temperance Webb IA 74 none Marshall Co. Name Born Age Spouse Mat Webb OH 36 C. Mitchell Co. Name Born Age Spouse Stephen M. Webb NY 39 none Monroe Co. Name Born Age Spouse Adrian Webb OH 52 Catherine Alexander Webb IN 27 Prudence Isaac Webb IN 25 Catherine Harvey Webb IN 25 none Jacob Webb OH 42 Sarah Joel Webb IN 22 none John Webb VA 63 Christena John Webb Jr. IN 33 Julia A. Rebecka Webb KY 39 widow Robert Webb IN 20 none William Webb IN 29 Emily Montgomery Co. Name Born Age Spouse Nancy Webb OH 31 widow Muscatine Co. Name Born Age Spouse G. W. Webb OH 35 Catherine Page Co. Name Born Age Spouse Hary Webb NH 61 Sarah Lenard Webb NY 38 Mary E. Otis Webb NY 17 none

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Polk Co. Name Born Age Spouse A. W. Webb KY 47 M. Edmond Webb TN 50 J. G. Webb IN 19 Scott Co. Name Born Age Spouse C. T. Webb NY 32 C. H. Frank Webb Eng 27 Mary Wm H. Webb NY 30 none Z. Webb VT 64 none Story Co. Name Born Age Spouse G. D. Webb IN 23 illegible Nathan Webb VA 51 illegible S. S. Webb MA 35 illegible Taylor Co. Name Born Age Spouse William Webb KY 37 Martha Wapello Co. Name Born Age Spouse Henry Webb Eng 25 Ann Joseph Webb OH 26 none Temperence Webb NY 38 widow Warren Co. Name Born Age Spouse Albert A. Webb MA 34 none Charles H. Webb NY 32 Elizabeth Noah Webb IN 22 none Wayne Co. Name Born Age Spouse Abel Webb TN 80 Mary Joseph R. Webb IN 26 Salina Winneshiek Co. Name Born Age Spouse Elisha Webb ME 40 Sarah J. Ezekiel D. Webb NY 38 Sarah B. James Webb NY 32 Mary A.

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North Carolina

Pitt Co. 4339 pg. 88 Thomas Mercer 7 January 1763 540 acres in Pitt County in the Parish of St. Michael on the South side of Little Contentney, joining Jacob Mercer, Abraham Pettepool, John White, the sd Thomas Mercer, and the sd creek. Wits: Alex Stewart, John Tison examined by Tho Blount and W Churton surveyed 11 August 1762 SCC: Jacob Mercer, Aaron Webb, John Speir Jr. Survr [Source: The Granville District of NC 1748-1763, Abstracts of Land Grants, Vol. III, M. Hofmann, 1989] Burke Co. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, for January session, 1821: Freland Henson vs. Christian Bortles and wife Catherine, Felix Wilds and wife Mary, Ephriam Walker and Elizabeth his wife, Jacob Anthony, Molly Anthony, Ellis D. Marcus and Catharine his wife, Thomas Webb and Elizabeth his wife, heirs at law of Philip Anthony, deceased: Scire facias to show cause why the real estate of the said Philip Anthony, deceased, should not be sold to satisfy a judgement in this case. The fact having been made appear to the satisfaction of this court, that Felix Wilds and Mary his wife, Ephriam Walker and Elizabeth his wife, and Jacob Anthony, reside beyond the limits of this state; whereupon it was ordered by court, that unless they appear at our next court, to be held for said county at the court-house in Morganton, on the fourth Monday in April next, and answer plead to issue, or demur, judgment by default final will be taken against them. [42] Attest: J. Erwin, Clerk. [Source: Western Carolinian, April 10, 1821, Vol. 1, Issue 44] Rowan Co. To the Public. Whereas Joseph Webb has advertised in a paper called the “Yadkin and Catawba Journal,” that my son, Christopher Irvin stole a certain bay horse from him on the 17th inst. : now this is to certify, that said Webb told me, in the presence of my family, on the evening of that very day, that he and said Christopher Irvin exchanged horses in the back streets of the town of Salsbury : And further, that said Webb more than once stated, in the presence of my family, previous to the time above mentioned, that the horse in question belonged to Christopher Irvin, and that he should have him, whenever he wished. With what propriety, then said Webb can charge my son with stealing the horse, the public will judge for themselves. Elizabeth Irvin. Feb. 26th, 1829. [Source: Western Carolinian, March 3, 1829] State of North Carolina, Rowan County Hamilton C. Jones Solicitor, vs. George W. Rex, Guardian and sureties, Robert Erwin, Isaac Tenneson, Jacob Link and Daniel Webb In Equity It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Robert Erwin and Isaac Tenneson, defendants in this case, are not inhabitants of this State:…. On failure, judgement pro confesso will be entered against them, and the case set for hearing absolute. Samuel Silliman, C. M. E. [Source: Carolina Watchman, June 19, 1846]

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List of Letters remaining in the Post-Office at Salisbury, October 1st, 1845: John Webb [Source: Carolina Watchman, Oct 11, 1845] Webb Family Bible Record - Halifax Co. NC Family Marriages: Willis Webb & Anne McBride - Dec 16th 1816 Henrey Josey & Sarah A__ White – Feb’y 9th 1826 Richard Henry Webb & Josephine Josey – Nov 21st 1844 Benjamin D. Webb & Maria C. Allen – Feb 23rd 1876 James McBride Webb & Dianna West Leathurbury Burlington Smith Courtney & Marian Josephine Webb – Feb 19, 1907 Henry Bond Jones & Anne Ethel Webb – June 15, 1910 Benj. S. Webb son of B. D. Webb & Maria Webb to Eugenia Moody Chas. Allen Webb to Mary Sykes Chas Thomas Rogers Jr. to Miriam Webb Courtney – Aug 13th 1933 George Addington Stewart & Anne Goodloe Jones – June 15, 1937 Meredith Webb Jones & Bernadine Elizabeth Strain – Nov 30, 1943 Benjamin Dunbar Courtny to Betty V. Haywood – May 25, 1941 Deaths: Anne Webb wife of Willis Webb – June 13th 1850 Willis Webb – May 27th 1852 Wm McB. Webb son of R. H. & J. Webb – July 1st 1854 Josephine Webb wife of R. H. Webb – May 15th 1857 James Henry Webb – June 19th 1864 Richard Henry Webb – March 17th 1868 Maria Elizabeth Webb daughter of Ben D. & M. C. Webb – July 22nd 1880 6 o’clock pm Mildred Murry Webb daughter of Ben D. & M. C. Webb – June 13, 1885 Maria Crowell Webb wife of B. D. Webb Oct 6th 1890 Thomas Christopher Webb son of B. D. Webb & Maria C. Webb – Oct 21, 1892 Anne B. Goodloe, sister of Maria C. Webb – Nov 6, 1912 Benjamin Davis Webb, son of Richard Henry & Josephine Webb – March 26th 1924 = 9:45 pm, age 78 years, 2 months, 1 day Henry Bond Jones – husband of Ethel Anne Webb – July 5, 1937 Burlington Smith Courtney husband of Mariam Webb – January 31, 1952 – age__ Benjamin S. Webb husband of Eugenia Moody August 27th 1956 age 79 years Mary Sykes Webb wife of Chas. Allen Webb Sept 19th 1957 age 70 years. Births: Willis Webb son of Wm and Esther Webb, Sept 22, 1796 Ann McBride daughter of Elisha and Elizabeth McBride, Sept 7th 1797 William Elisha Webb son of Willis & Nancy Webb, May 12th 1818 Richard Henry Webb, Sept 8th 1820 James Calaway Webb, Oct 8th 1823 Peter McBride son of Elisha & Elizabeth McBride Apl. 1st 1800

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Josephine Josey daughter of Henry & Sarah Josey, July 27th 1827 Napoleon Josey June 10th 1829 Benjamin Davis Webb son of Richard Henry Webb, ___ Jan’y 25th 1846 James Henry Webb, Sept 28th 1847 William McBride Webb, Oct 3rd 1853 Benjamin Sidomius Webb son of Benjamin Davis & Maria Crowell Webb, Dec 24, 1876 James McBride Webb, Sept 13th 1878 Maria Elizabeth Webb, July 22nd 1880 10 o’clock am Mariam Josephine Webb, Jan’y 8th 1882 Annie Ethel Webb, Dec 26th 1883 Charles Allen Webb, June 24 1886 Mildred Murray Webb, Dec 15th 1887 Thomas Christopher Webb, Born Jan 24, 1890 Some birth records included in this bible are not provided here as they may be for those of the living. [Source: North Carolina State Archives]

Tennessee

Franklin Co. TN Abstracts of Wills, Franklin Co. TN Vol. I 1808-1876 page 141 Will of Michael Awalt Wife: Eve Daughters: Catherine Weaver, widow; Barbara Tipps; Eve Plyant, wife of John; Polly Brumage, wife of John; Elizabeth Bean, wife of John Bean, Sophia Webb; Nancy; son: Jacob Awalt. Written: July 13, 1827, Codicil 14 July 1827. Proven: August 1835 [Source: William Bean, Pioneer of Tennessee and His Descendants, Jamie Ault Grady, 1973] 1840 Rhea Co. Tenessee Census pg. 23 Jesse Webb 0010101 101001 William Webb 20001 00101 Josiah Webb 0011001 212001 Roane Co. Marriages: July 19, 1930 Pleasant Cosey & Lucy Webb [Source: The History of Roane County, Tennessee, 1801-1870, E M. Wells, 1927]

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Century Review, 1805-1905, Maury County, Tennessee D. P. Robbins, 1906 Dr. W. R. Webb, born at F. Donelson, March 1871, is a son of Rev. T. O. Webb, a C. P. preacher. His mother was Melvina [Wrenn] Webb. Dr. Webb graduated from the University of Nashville, March, 1900, locating here in Oct, 01. The Dr. has a sister, Lulu Webb, at home, and brother, Rev. B. Wrenn Webb, at Sherman, Texas. A History of Hickman County, Tennessee W. Jerome D. Spence, 1900 2nd District “…Farther down the creek, from 1812 to 1815, at what was afterwards known as the “Jack Tarkington place,” lived Elizabeth Berry, the widow Humphry Byron Berry, who died in Maryland. She came here with her father, William Tyler, father of Wat and Parker Tyler. Her sons were William Tyler Berry and Ferdinand Berry. The former went to Nashville, where he became a prominent citizen; the later, to Memphis where he attained equal prominence. Mrs. Berry married John L. Webb of Williamsport at which place they both died. They were buried in the graveyard on the “Jack Tarkington place…” 3rd District “As early as 1815 Joel Pugh had located at the Grimes place, near Shady Grove. He was born in Kentucky, and came to Mill Creek in 1810. Here George Pugh was born on May 12, 1912. Other children were Sally [born on September 15, 1815], who married Henry Cummins; Jane [born on March 20, 1818], who married Joseph Webb, of the Seventh District; John W. [born on April 11, 1820]; and Mary Melissa [born on May 12, 1825], who married M. H. Puckett, who was at one time County Court Clerk of this county…” 5th District “…Abner Ponder, the builder of Ponder’s Inn, was the father of several children, some of whom were: Madison, Archibald, Penn, Abner, and Clarissa. The latter was born on March 15, 1813. She married Leroy Perkins, the ceremony being performed by Daniel White, a Primitive Baptist, who preached often at the head of Bear Creek between 1825 and 1830. After the death of Perkins she married Joseph Webb, of the Seventh District. At the age of eighty-four her mind was still vigorous, and she talked entertainingly of how she and her little brother watched their father’s sheep as they grazed upon the luxuriant grass of “The Barrens…” 6th District “On a tombstone here is this inscription: “W. T. Easley, born October 4, 1838; died December 26, 1870.” Emily Easley, his wife, was a daughter of Hardy Petty. She was born on November 25, 1843, and died on March 23, 1882. The tragic death of W. T. Easley is yet well remembered. On the day of his death he was the guest of Joseph Webb, who lived on Pine River below Vernon. With his uncles, J. T. and D. T. Webb, he was engaged in a deer chase. While they were galloping through the woods a limb struck D. T. Webb’s gun, causing a discharge. The contents of the gun struck Easley, killing him. Easley was a son of Solomon Jones Easley, son of Millington Easley.” 7th District “In 1806 Robert Bowen, father of Robert and Charles Bowen, located on Pine River. Charles Bowen bought a large tract of land near what is now known as the “Hassell place” from Mrs. Orlean Smith, in whose name 640 acres of land had been entered in 1806. Charles Bowen lived on the east side of the river; Robert Bowen, on the west, between the places where David and Thomas Webb now lived. The heirs of Robert Bowen sold these lands to William II Carothers, who in 1845 erected a cotton gin at the Thomas Webb place…”

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“…Joseph Webb, who was born in York County, S.C., in March 1797, came to Cathey’s Creek, in Maury County, and then to Hickman County, where he married Elizabeth Carothers, a sister of William H. Carothers. He settled on the Smith lands. His house being on the Reynoldsburg road, and he the most hospitable of hosts, his became one of the most popular of the wayside inns along this road. Here was the scene of a stirring incident in the winter of 1863. A troop of Federal cavalry was n the county capturing Confederate soldiers at home on furloughs. They pretended, however, to be in search of the guerilla bands of Henon Cross, Duval McNairy, and James McLaughlin. On the day referred to they had captured Capt. John H. Coleman, Willis Turner, and others, and had stopped at “Uncle Joe” Webb’s to spend the night. Just about dusk, and while the soldiers and their prisoners were scattered about the yard, the hurrying of hoofs was heard just down the road, and a lone horseman galloped to the front gate about thirty feet away. He called out a demand for an immediate surrender and fired his revolver rapidly into the crow. Before the one hundred men had recovered from the disorder into which one man had thrown them, James McLaughlin, who had encountered odds of one hundred to one in an in an attempt to assist the prisoners to escape, had disappeared. Evidences of this daring dash may yet be seen in the form of bullets from McLaughlin’s pistol embedded in the wall of the house. After McLaughlin had gone his way in safety, one of the gallant Federals retrieved the fortunes of the day by sending a musket ball through both the arms of Captain Coleman, a defenseless prisoner, who was making no attempt to escape…” 12th District “Robertson Whitesides, who was born in 1800, came from South Carolina to Maury County, and from Maury County to Swan Creek, in 1825. He died here in 1885…He married Sarah, a sister of Joseph Webb, of Pine River, and was the father of Pleasant, Luther and Lafayette Whitesides…” 13th District “John Wesley Webb, who was born in North Carolina on January 14, 1812, came to this district in 1840 and settled where his son, Charles S. Webb, now lives. Charles S. Webb was born here on March 9, 1847…”

Henrico Co. p. 37 Deed 2 June 1707 William Randolph of County & Parish of Henrico, Gent., to William Byrd, Esq. of Westopher Parish, Charles City Co., for L17, 223 acres on south side of James Riber next to Walter Clatworthy, Robert Thompson, Sheffeild’s land and said Byrd. Said land was granted to Richard Dearlove 4 April 1700 and by his last will given to said Wm Randolph. Wit: Giles Webb, Joshua Wynne, Signed William Randolph, Recorded 2 June, 1707. p. 86 4 June 1716 Joseph Pleasants of County & Parish of Henrico, to John Webb Sr., of same, 550 acres on north side of James River bounded as by patent to said Pleasants 16 Aug 1715. Wit: Richard Coke, Jr., James Cocke Signed: Joseph Pleasants Recorded 4 June 1716 Martha, wife of Pleasants, relinquished her dower right. p. 226 2 March 1729 Robert Mosby of Henrico Co., to Samuel Bugg of County & Parish, bounded by Miery branch, John Smith, John Web, Jarrat Ellyson and the Bever Ponds. Wit: Luke Smith, Wm Benson Signed: Robert Mosby Recorded 1st Mon, April 1729 Agnes, wife of Robert, relinquished her dower right.

p. 588 John Johnson of St. Pauls Parish, Hanover Co., for L16/9, to Robert Webb of same, 200 acres in Henrico Parish on south side of Chickahominy Swamp, bounded by Stephen Suntor, being land granted to me. Wit: Step’n Jones, Wm Pullom, John Bullock Signed: John Johnson Recorded 1st Mon. Dec, 1736 Elizabeth, wife of John, relinquished her dower right. [Source: Henrico County, Virginia Deeds 1706-1737 Benjamin B. Weisiger, III, 1995] Halifax County Virginia p. 167 Nov 17, 1755, Bill of sale, William Alexander of Halifax Co., to Merry Webb of same, for value received, seven head neat cattle, one a red cow and heffer, marks described, one was “Flower of Deluce,” horses and household furniture. Signed: William Alexander Wit: Tho. Dillard Jr., Martha Dillard Recorded 18 March 1756, Proved by Thomas Dillard Jr. p. 168 11 February 1756 Bill of sale, Tho. Mitchell of Halifax Co., to Merry Webb of same, for value received, neat cattle, marks described. Signed: Tho. [T]. Mitchell NB if sd Tho. Mitchell pay sd Merry Webb L3/1 by 1 September [or October] next, sd Webb to deliver up sd cattle to sd Mitchell. Recorded 18 March 1756 p. 169 20 February 1756 Bill of sale, Robery Pusey of Halifax Co., to Merry Webb of same, for value received, one black mare, cows, etc., marks given. Also one mare and colt, the mare is known by the name, “Black Water.” Signed: Robert Pusey Wit: Jas. Dillard, Paul Chiles, Thos. Dillard Jr. Recorded 18 March 1756 [Source: Halifax Co. Virginia, Deed Book 1, 1752-1759, Marian Dodson Chiarito, 1985] Alexandria, 1801 Alexandria, Nov. 28 Arrived this morning, Schooner Harriot, Webb, Antigua, 28 days. Capt. Webb informs, that in the river he spoke the Schooner Neptune, of this port, 30 days from Lisbon, the captain of which informed him, THAT SPAIN HAD ACTUALLY DECLARED WAR AGAINST THE UNITED STATES – What degree credit may be attached to this account we are uncertain; we have, however, deemed it our duty to present to our readers, as received it, the report of an occurrence, which, if true, is of the highest importance to our country. [Source: Wilmington Gazette, Dec 17, 1801] Norfolk Norfolk, September 23 Capture of the French Frigate Vengeance. Yesterday arrived the schooner Nancy and Katy, captain Webb, 24 days from Kingston. The schooner Mary-Ann, captain Dalton, arrived the 27th August.—Capt. Peck, in the Schooner Hannah, sailed for this port four days before captain Webb. [Source: Wilmington Gazette, Oct 23, 1800]

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Wisconsin Dodge County, Wisconsin, past and present Homer Bishop Hubbell, 1913 Enoch P. Webb, M. D. Dr. Enoch P. Webb has been practicing medicine in Beaver Dam since 1897 with gratifying and well deserved success. He was born on February 4, 1871, in Fond du Lac county, Wisconsin. His parents were William and Hephzibah [Palmer] Webb, the former a native of Genesee county, New York, and the latter of New Brunswick. The father was born February 24, 1819, and settled in Adams county, Wisconsin, where he remained for several years before he went to Fond du Lac county. He had been a school teacher in Canada for eight years prior to his removal west but abandoned that line of occupation in order to engage in the mercantile business which was a profitable source of income to him for twenty-five years. In 1889 he bought land in Beaver Dam in the outskirts of the town. He was a republican in his political views and served for several years as town clerk. He died on March 10, 1904. His wife is still living and makes her home with her son, Enoch P. Webb. Dr. Webb was educated in the public schools and was graduated from Wayland Academy in 1892. He received his medical instruction in Rush Medical College in Chicago, obtaining his degree in 1897. He located immediately for practice in Beaver Dam, establishing his office here on June 1, 1897. He has met with increasing and gratifying success and has built up a large and growing practice. He is thoroughly and efficiently equipped in all the modern developments of the medical science and is an able physician. On the 18th of May, 1904, Dr. Webb was united in marriage to Miss Nellie Palmer, whose birth occurred on the 11th of March 1880. She is a daughter of Edwin C. Palmer. Dr. Webb is independent in politics. He served from 1898 to 1899 as city physician and did able and constructive work in this capacity. He is interested in the cause of education and was school commissioner for two years. He affiliates with the Baptist church. His practice is carried on carefully and scientifically and is increasing every year. He keeps in touch with developments and discoveries in the world of medical science and interchanges thoughts and ideas along these subjects with his colleagues as member of the Dodge County and Wisconsin Medical Societies and American Medical Association. Dr. Webb is a physician of the present-day school, conscientious and thoroughly conversant with the many intricate details connected with his profession. Roster of Wisconsin Volunteers, War of the Rebellion, 1861-1865 1886 Jacob Webb Eau Galle, Wisconsin Mardonius M. Webb Van Buren, Arkansas deserted, Jun 21, 1865 Major P. Webb Whitewater discharged Apr 13, 1863, disability Reuben Webb discharged Oct. 22, 1861, disability Reuben Webb Neenah DeWitt Webb Belleville died July 24, 1864, Ft. Jackson, LA Edward D. Webb Beloit pris; wounded Kenesaw Mountain James Webb Jr. Lyndon wounded John B. Webb La Crosse Abner Webb Washington wounded Sala P. Webb Watertown died Oct 22, 1861, Arlington, VA Albert Webb Beloit discharged, Dec 26, 1862, disability James W. Webb Beloit wounded, May 6, 1864, d. Fredericksburg VA 13 days later.

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Charles M. Webb Grand Rapids Melvin M. Webb Whitewater Ira Webb Lima Centre Clarence Webb Lisbon William H. Webb Farmington Henry G. Webb Wautoma Richard W. Webb Appleton Lemuel W. Webb Menasha d. Oct 12, 1862 Sulphur Springs KY Franklin Webb Montrose Clarence Webb Milwaukee Orlando V. Webb Kingston d. Oct 18, 1863, Corfu, NY John Webb Waterloo d. Sept 20, 1863, Paducah, KY William Webb Waukesha discharged June 19, 1865 James Webb Waukesha Edmund K. Webb Emmett Frederick M. Webb Farmington discharged, April 29, 1863, disability George W. Webb Trempeauleau Leland J. Webb Watertown Elias H. Webb Clymer Major P. Webb Richmond Dwight Webb Janesville George W.Webb Milton John M. Webb Concord John C. Webb Milwaukee Enumeration of Soldiers and Sailors of the Late War Residing in Wisconsin, June 20, 1885 Ernst G. Timme, 1886 John M. Webb Wisconsin Waupaca James Webb NY Cavalry Elmwood John Webb Wisconsin Luxemburg M. M. Webb Wisconsin Whitewater John Webb Wisconsin La Crosse W. J. Webb Illinois Clinton Albert Webb Wisc. Battery Beloit M. P. Webb Wisconsin Whitewater James Webb Wisc. Cavalry Whitewater Franklin B. Webb Wisconsin Kendall Jesse Webb New York National Home C. F. Webb Wisconsin Union Center Allen Webb Wisconsin Monroe C. W. Webb Illinois Elroy Abner Webb Wisconsin Albany F. N. Webb Wisconsin New Lisbon William Webb Wisconsin Waukesha William Webb Wisconsin Poysippi George Webb Wisconsin Albany A. G. Webb West Virginia Ironton George Webb Wisconsin Arcadia C. M. Webb Wisconsin Grand Rapids H. C. Webb Massachusetts Trempealeau

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Henry Webb m. Anne Barroll of Hereford “William Barroll of Brounshill, the eldest son of Robert is the one to whom and to whose heirs, Cooke, Clarienceaux Herald, exemplified the arms as entered in the Heralds College, in 1585 A0. 27 Eliz. This pedigree and the arms given below were “Extracted from the Herald’s visitation of the county of Hereford made in the year 1634, now remaining in the College of Arms, London, by me: George W. Marshall, Herald’s College Rouge Croix.” 3d May, 1898.” The pedigree referred to as entered in that visitation is as follows:”

“John Barroll and his wife Bridget Phillips had two daughters, Anne Barroll, who married Henry Webb, and Mary Barroll, who married John Bevan; and one son, James Barroll. It has been impossible to ascertain whether either Anne or Mary left any descendants…” [Source; Barroll in Great Britain and America, 1554-1910, Hope H. Barroll, 1910]

Great Britain

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The Present State of Great Britain John Chamberlayne 1736 Baronets of England, from the first Creation of that Dignity, May 22, 1611, until the 9th year of the Reign of King George, 1736. John Webb, April 2, 1644 A Year’s Establishment of the Officers of the Customs in Barbados and the Leeward Islands for the 4 half per Cent. N. B. The Officers in the Leeward-Islands are paid out of the 4 half per Cent. In proportion to the Income of the Duty so that its presumed the Salaries may vary yearly. Barbadoes Montferrat, -- Nathaniel Webb, Collector ---- 60 0 0 A complete List of the Deputies and Common Council-Men of the City of London, chosen the 21st of December [being St. Thomas’s Day] for the year 1736. Bishopsgate 14 James Danhe, Deputy Charles Cotton Daniel Davis Thomas Long John May George Pepys William Poole John Webb Peter Roberts Robert Fawdery Henry Wily, Deputy William Benn John Holland John Forty St. Bartholomew’s Hospital, West-Smithfield, London: Joseph Webb, Surgeon for cutting for the stone. A List of the Officers, Petty-Officers, and Servants, belonging to his Majesty’s Royal Hospital at Greenwich: Petty-Officers and Servants: John Webb, Porter A List of the Yeoman of his Majesty’s Guards, and their Officers. Waiters: Joseph Webb Richard Webb

Officers and Servants attending His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales: Waterman: Richard Webb King’s-Bench: Clerks: Mr. Edmund Webb Boxtead Registers Marriages: 1639, April 2, Thomas Webb and Elizabeth Hamond. [Source: History and genealogies of the Hammond families in America, F. S. Hammond, 1902] Lindeseie Probates of Somerset House Lyndenyssch, John. Will of John Lyndenyssch of Woodland Abbott, dated 20 June 1412. To be buried in the parish church of Mershton Bygod, and bequeath to said church 20 s., and to the lights there 4 s., and to the rector 2 s. 6 d., and to the chaplain there 2 s. 6 d.; to Wells Cathedral 12 d.; to the chapel of Hyndon 20 s.; to the parish church of Frome, 13 s. 4 d.; to my brother Robert; 100 s. and to his daughters 20 s.; to his son Anselm, 40 s., his son John, L4; to my sister’s son, Peter a cloak; to John Hywet, 40 s.; to Walter Homan, 20 s., and to Edith Homan, 40 s.; to the children of John Brende, 40 d.; legacies to servants; to John Duke 6 s. 8 d., and to Thomas Webbe 40 d.; to John son of John [or Phillip] Balte, John son of Lawrence Webbe, William Sampson, John son of John Pryket, the wife of John Gould, Alice Cokes, John Grene of Culmynton, Thomas Fraunces of Frome, small money legacies. Exors: John Brut of Hyndon and William Colesborne of From. Witnesses: Sir Thomas Salmon, Chaplain of Mershton, John Grene, Chaplain, Joh Perys senr., John Laurence, Philip Lorynge and others. Proved, 26 Sept. 1412, by exors. [P. C. C. Marche: 25]. [Source: The Lindeseie and Limesi Families of Great Britain, John William Linzee, 1917] The County Families of the United Kingdom, or, Royal Manual of the titled and untitled aristocracy of Great Britain and Ireland Edward Walford, 1864. Sir Henry Webb, Bart. [cr. 1644] Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Webb, Bart., b the Hon. Charlotte Frances, dau. of Charles, 12th Viscount Dillon; b. 1806; s. as 7th Bart. 1823. Represents an ancient Roman Catholic family long seated at Oldstock, Wilts. – Reform Club, S. W. Rev. John Birch Webb, of King’s Pyon House, Herefordshire Second son of the late Daniel Webb, Esq. [who d. 1828], by Ann, dau. of John Peploe Birch, Esq., of Garnstone, co. Hereford; b. 1801; m. 1828 Annie, dau. of John Molyneux, Esq., and has, with other issue, *Daniel Peploe, of Munster House, co. Hereford, late Capt. 4th Dragoon Guards; b. 1829; m. 1860 Eliza Theophila, youngest dau. of the late Sir Theophilus Metcalfe, Bart., and has with other issue, *Daniel Henry Theophilus, b. 1861. Mr. Webb, who was educated at Eton and Brasenose Coll., Oxford [B. A. 1822], is a Magistrate for co. Hereford. –King’s Pyon House, near Weobly, Herefordshire.

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John Henson Webb, Esq., of The Hough, Staffordshire Son of the late John Webb, Esq., of The Hough; b. 18__; is a J. P. and D. L. for co. Stafford. –The Hough, near Stafford. Richard Webb, Esq., of Donnington Hall, Herefordshire Only child of the late Francis Webb, Esq., of Donnington Hall, by his cousin Anne, dau. of William Webb, Esq.; b. 1795; s. 1806; m. 1816 Frances, 3rd dau. of the Rev. John George Hannington, D. D., Prebendary of Hereford, and has, with other issue, an only son, *Richard Frederick, M. A. of Ch. Ch., Oxford, a Dep. Lieut. For co. Hereford, and Capt. Herefordshire Militia; b. 1831; m. 1857 the Hon. Isabella Catherine, youngest dau. of Frederick, 13th Lord Saye and Sele, and has, with other issue, *a son, b. 1863. Mr. Webb, who was educated at Eton and Oriel Coll., Oxford, is a Magistrate for cos. Hereford Gloucester, and Worcester [High Sheriff 1835], and a Dep. Lieut. For co. Hereford; Lord of the Manor of Donnington, and Patron of that living –Donnington Hall, near Ledbury, Herefordshire. Theodore Vincent Webb, Esq., of Great Grandson, Hunts Only surviving son of the late Rev. William Webb, D. D. of Great Grandson [who was forty years Master of Clare Coll., Cambridge], by Anne, only child of the late Rev. t. V. Gould, Rector of Fornham, Suffolk, and grand-dau. of the Rev. Philip Williams, D. D., Rector of Barrow, Suffolk, Public Orator in the University of Cambridge; b. 1820; s. 1856; m. 1858 Martha Sophia, dau. of Mr. George Marshall, of Alconbury, Hunts. Educated at Bury St. Edmund’s Grammar School and Clare Coll., Cambridge [B. A. 1841, M.A.]; is a Magistrate for co. Cambridge. This family was formerly settled in Warwickshire. – Great Grandson, near Caxton, Hunts. Thomas Webb, Esq., of The Berrow, Worcestershire Eldest son of the late Thomas Webb, Esq., J. P. and D. L., of Berrow and Ledbury, by Anne, dau. of John Thackwell, Esq., of Rye Court, co. Worcester; b. 1812; s. 1837; m. 1st 1847 Anne Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. Bulkeley Williams, of Beaumaris, Anglesey [she d. 1854]; 2nd 1858 Ellen Jane, 2nd dau. of the late Thomas Hampton Symons, Esq., of Mynde Park, co. Hereford, and has by the former, with other issue, *Thomas Bulkeley Knight, b. 1848 Mr. Webb, who is a J. P. and D. L. for cos. Hereford and Worcester, and Lieut. Col. Worcestershire Militia, was formerly Capt. In the 90th Light Infantry. This family is connected with the Knights of Oxfordshire. Mr. Webb is the lineal descendant of Sir John Knight of Bristol, who entertained Charles II and his Queen in the year 1663. –The Berrow, Ledbury, Worcestershire. William Frederick Webb, Esq. of Newstead Abbey, Notts. Eldest son of the late Frederick Webb, Esq., of Westwick, co. Durham, by Mary, dau. of R. Sheil, Esq.; b. 1829; s. 1847; m. 1857 Emilia Jane, dau. of Thomas M. Goodlake, Esq., of Wadley, Berks, and has issue, *Augusta Zelia. Mr. Webb, who was educated at Eton, is a J. P. and D. L. for the N. Riding of Yorkshire, and was formerly Lieut. 17th Lancers. –Newstead Abbey, Mansfield, Notts; Cowton, near Northallerton, and Raskelfe, near Easingwold, N. Riding of Yorkshire; Brooks’s, Boodle’s, and Army and Navy Clubs, S. W. Charles Wheeler Townsend Webb-Bowen, Esq., of Camrose Pembrokeshire Eldest son of the late Hugh Webb, Esq. [who assumed the additional name of Bowen on succeeding to the estate of Camrose], by his 2nd wife Emma, dau. of Thomas Ince, Esq., of Cheshire; b. 1797; s. 1822. Is a Magistrate for co. Pembroke [High Sherriff 1827]. –Camrose, near Ilaverfordwest, Pembrokshire.

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Daniel Peploe, Esq., of Garnstone Castle, Herefordshire Eldest son of the late David Webb, Esq., of Audley Square, London, by Anne, dau. of the late John Peploe Birch, Esq., of Garnstone, co. Hereford; s. his uncle Samuel Peploe, Esq., who d. s. p. Is a J. P. and D. L. for co. Hereford [High Sheriff 1846], and patron of one living; was formerly a Capt. In the Army. –Garnstone Castle, near Hereford. Heir Pres., his cousin the Rev. John Birch, 2nd son of the late D. Webb Esq.

Ireland James Napier Webb, Esq., of Knocktoran House, Co. Limerick. Eldest son of the late Daniel James Webb, Esq., of Woodville, Co. Tipperary, by the Hon. Anne Wilhelmina, dau. of Charles Stanley, 1st Viscount Monck, of Charleville, co. Wicklow [she d. 1859]; b. 1813; s. 1850; m. 1st 1841 his cousin the Hon. Anne, dau. of Charles, 3rd Viscount Monck [she d. 1853]; 2nd 1855 Anna Thomasine, dau. of Joseph Gubbins, Esq., [late] of Kilrush, co. Limerick. Educated at Winchester and Trinity Coll., Dublin [B. A. 1835, M. A. 1838]; is a Magistrate for cos. Limerick and Tipperary. This family migrated from Gloucestershire to Ireland, and settled in co. Limerick in the 16th century. – Knocktoran House, near Knocklong, co. Limerick. Heir Pres., his brother Charles Daniel Henry, of Woodville, near Templemore, a Magistrate for co. Tipperary; b. 1825; s. 1850; m. 1856 Elizabeth Lucy, eldest dau. of the Rev. Lloyd Apjohn, of Bally-Brood Rectory, and Linfield, co. Limerick, and has, with other issue, Daniel James Napier, b. 1857. Rev. Richard Francis Webb, of Caheragh House, co. Cork. Eldest son of the late Rev. Richard Webb [who d. 1836], by Eliza, dau. of Francis Browne, Esq., of Kinsale; b. 179_; m. 1818 Mary, dau. of the Rev. Samuel Beamish, of Mount Beamish, co. Cork, and has, with other issue, *Richard, b. 1819; married, and has issue. Mr. Webb, who was educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin, is Rector of Dunderrow, and was formerly Rector of Caheragh. – Residence: Dunderrow Rectory, near Kinsale, co. Cork. [Source: The County Families of the United Kingdom, Edward Walford, 1864] The Webb Bulletin is a monthly newsletter for members of the Webb Surname DNA Project and is NOT produced for mass circulation or for profit. If there are questions about any of the transcriptions, please refer to the original source[s]. Records provided in this publication should be used for research purposes only. The Webb Bulletin should NOT be cited as a source in any publication or website. For publication purposes and for documentation, always go to and consult the original source. The editor of this publication cannot be responsible for errors in transcription. In most cases, but not all, the original spelling was adhered to. I welcome any suggestions or requests for future issues! Eileen Sturner [nee Webb] Webb Surname DNA Project Administrator

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