You might ask this question on the Genealogy list [email protected] There are alot of great people here to help with almost any questing. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Alice Campbell" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2005 1:32 AM Subject: [WEBB] Re: CALLING ALL WEBB RESEARCHERS > Another WEBB line checking in (the WEBBs are listed on the right hand side > of this list): > > Robert Fulton Fleming, Jr. & Alice Turpin Webb, dau of > Alice Ingram Turpin & James Daniel Webb, son of > Elizabeth Smith Alexander & Dr. Henry Young Webb, son of > Frances Elizabeth Forney & Judge Henry Young Webb, son of > Frances Young & William Webb, son of > Mary Edmondson & James Webb, Jr., son of > Sarah ??? & James Webb, Sr., son of > Mary Samford & John William Webb, son of > Judith Bland Randolph & Giles Webb, son of > Giles Webb > > There is more but I can't really prove it. I'd be happy to send sources > to anyone interested. I'd love to be able to join the DNA project but > there are no men with surname WEBB left in my family. Don't suppose one > could do a DNA with the remains of a male with WEBB surname. > > Alice Campbell > > > ==== WEBB Mailing List ==== > <<Webb Genealogy; History and Family Traditions >> > To change list modes, leave, or contact list admin > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/w/webb.html > Use < http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/w/e/WEBB/ > To connect to > your list website and post your web links and family pages > To Webb notes see http://www.wvi.com/~wb > >

These are my Webb Lines James Webb Died 1807 Greene Co, Ohio Valentine Webb died 1841 Franklin Co, Indiana Jacob Webb died 1896 Hancock Co, Indiana James Franklin Webb died 1927 Hancock Co, Indiana William D. Webb died 1966 Hancock Co, Indiana Ollie Webb (My Father) died 1982 Randolph Co, Indiana Mike http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mikew78/<http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mikew78/>

James must have been in KY in 1799 when his son Jordan was born. Nothing has been found on Jordan's place of birth, other than the state. Joann Interesting. Any info on where or when James S. Webb was in Kentucky & where his son Jordon was born? Perhaps, Sam Webb, whose John was also born possibly in KY might be interested also. Bob Keyes ----- Original Message ----- From: "J Bresciani" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 01, 2005 7:32 PM Subject: RE: [WEBB] CALLING ALL WEBB RESEARCHERS My Webb line is: James S. Webb, b. about 1765, SC, died 1848. Married unknown Jordan Webb, b. 1799, KY, died about 1857, AL. Married Susannah Vants, b. 10 Jun 1814, SC, died Feb 9, 1892, Pioneer, TX

Here is my line of webb's through the Hensleys. Myself My Mother Hensley Walter Ralph Hensley Jr b. 25 Feb 1922 Shumway, Effingham County, Illinois d. 13 Jul 1993 Decatur, Macon County, Illinois Buried: Arlington National Cemetery, Va married L. Beauchamp(Living) 26 Jun 1942 His Parents: Walter William Henley b.16 Jul 1882 Effingham County, Illinois d. 31 Mar 1945 City Park, Effingham, Effingham County, Illinois Married 25 Oct 1905 Green Creek, Effingham County, Illinois Elizabeth Clara Tegenkamp b. 10 Aug 1885 Douglas Township, Effingham County, Illinois d. 15 Oct 1974 Effingham County, Illinois Walter William's Parents: William Lafayette Hensley b. 5 Jul 1848 Hickman County, Tennessee d. 13 Apr 1934 Effingham County, Illinois married 05 May 1881 Louisa Elizabeth Webb b. 3 Dec 1842 Douglas Township, Effingham County, Illinois d. 24 Sept 1906 Effingham County, Illinois Her Parents: Uriah Churchill Webb b. 18 Mar 1822 Maury County, Tennessee d. 24 Feb 1875 Effingham County, Illinois Married 2 Dec 1841 Effingham County, Illinois Mary Francis Fairleigh b. Abt 1821 Missouri d. 9 Feb 1899 Effingham County, Illinois U.C. Webb's parents: John Webb b. 21 Nov 1784 Virginia d. 1 Jul 1860 Effingham County, Illinois married 10 Aug 1816 Jefferson County, Kentucky Elizabeth A. Mayfield b. 23 Oct 1796 Pendleton County, South Carolina d. 4 Dec 1874 Effingham County, Illinois. Chris Patricia <[email protected]> wrote: You might ask this question on the Genealogy list [email protected] There are alot of great people here to help with almost any questing. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Alice Campbell" To: Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2005 1:32 AM Subject: [WEBB] Re: CALLING ALL WEBB RESEARCHERS > Another WEBB line checking in (the WEBBs are listed on the right hand side > of this list): > > Robert Fulton Fleming, Jr. & Alice Turpin Webb, dau of > Alice Ingram Turpin & James Daniel Webb, son of > Elizabeth Smith Alexander & Dr. Henry Young Webb, son of > Frances Elizabeth Forney & Judge Henry Young Webb, son of > Frances Young & William Webb, son of > Mary Edmondson & James Webb, Jr., son of > Sarah ??? & James Webb, Sr., son of > Mary Samford & John William Webb, son of > Judith Bland Randolph & Giles Webb, son of > Giles Webb > > There is more but I can't really prove it. I'd be happy to send sources > to anyone interested. I'd love to be able to join the DNA project but > there are no men with surname WEBB left in my family. Don't suppose one > could do a DNA with the remains of a male with WEBB surname. > > Alice Campbell > > > ==== WEBB Mailing List ==== > <> > To change list modes, leave, or contact list admin > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/w/webb.html > Use < http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/w/e/WEBB/ > To connect to > your list website and post your web links and family pages > To Webb notes see http://www.wvi.com/~wb > > ==== WEBB Mailing List ==== <> To change list modes, leave, or contact list admin http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/w/webb.html Use < http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/w/e/WEBB/ > To connect to your list website and post your web links and family pages To Webb notes see http://www.wvi.com/~wb

This may be of interest to Micky Fletcher. We must use every avenue we can to clear up our brick walls. John Webb, 1714 of Northampton, NC had one son named Jesse, 1756-1837, that married Mary Lucretia Taylor and they lived and died in Franklin Co., NC. Their son William Taylor Webb,1790-1859, migrated to Gibson Co., Tennessee and married Mouning Denby Ely. Just by chance, there might be a connection between William Taylor Webb and William Julius Webb. Take a look at my history. http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/w/e/b/Ottice-Gilbert-Webb-KY/ Ottice Webb Stanton, KY ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mickey W. Fletcher" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2005 1:00 AM Subject: [WEBB] My brick wall - William Julius Webb, TN > The verbal tradition within the Webb side of my family has it that 5 Webb > brothers came to America from Wales in a great ship during colonial times. > They initially lived in Virginia before migrating West. It is also > believed that these brothers were somehow related to Samuel Blatchley Webb > from CT, who has a storied history during the Revolutionary War; Samuel is > descended from Richard Webb of Gloucestershire, England. Two of the 5 > brothers went to Kentucky where they opened a weaving shop. My line > ultimately ended up in Tennessee where my brick wall starts. The brick > wall is William Julius Webb who also went by Julius Webb, who we know > lived in Bedford Co. (in the southern part of Middle Tennessee), Gibson > Co. (central Western Tennessee), and possibly later in either Lake or > Obion Co. He married a Cherokee indian named Esther. When Esther died, > she was buried near Reelfoot Lake. They had 2 boys Isaiah Thomas and > Jeremiah. Isaiah Thomas married Mary Moore on 21 June, 1837 in Gibson Co. > TN, and Jeremiah married Peggy Stafford 31 October, 1838 in Gibson Co. TN. > > My GG Grandfather, Isaiah Thomas Webb was born in Bedford Co. TN on 13 > Jan., 1815. At the age of 4, his parents moved to Gibson Co. TN. After > Isaiah and Mary were married, they lived in Bedford Co for several years > before migrating to Missouri in 1852. They moved multiple times upon > their arrival to Missouri and even once lived just West of Fort Scott, KS > at the outbreak of the Civil War before eventually settling in Wright Co. > MO where they lived until their deaths. Mary died 13 Dec., 1885, and > Isaiah Thomas died 4 Oct. 1889. Both are buried in the Davis Cemetery > just North of Grovesprings, MO. They had the following Children: > 1. Albert Johson Webb, Born 5 Aug., 1837, Died 18 Dec., 1916. Married to > Malinda C. Bohannon in 1861. Children: Tom, Gabe, Willie, Diddy, and > John > 2. Mary Jane Webb, Born 9 March, 1839, Died ?. Married to Nelson Monroe > Bohannon and had a son, Abraham Wilson Bohannon. Married a second time to > Gabe Davis on 1 Sept., 1864 and had the following children: Tom, John, > Mary (Molly), and Coleman (Dick) > 3. Roxana Telitha Catherine Webb, born 9 Dec., 1840, Died 1 Jan., 1867. > Married to William F. (Will) Moore and moved to Texas about 1877. Their > children were: Mary, Lantie, and Arthur > 4. William Julius (II) Webb, Born 10 Mar., 1843, Died 22 Dec., 1906. > William Julius fought for the Confederacy for the duration of the Civil > War and was mustered out in Lousianan. He married Elizabeth Jane Davis on > 6 Dec., 1866. To this union were born the following children: Mary > Adaline, Mattie Belle, Lou Nora, Calvin, LaVada, William H., Ella, Maggie, > Albert, Ida, Elbridge, Ruth, Floyd, and Ray. > 5. Lucretia Artella Webb, Born 8 Nov., 1844, Died ?. > 6. Elizabeth Serena Webb, Born 3 December, 1846, Died ?. Married to John > Kindrick. Children: Gertie and Ira. > 7. Emeziah Wedington Webb, born 13 Oct., 1848, Died ? Married to Martha > Louisa Cantrell. Children: Emily, Mary, Foster, Jacob, William Julius > (died young), Cora, Amy, Adah, Pearl, Tressie, and John David. > 8. Isaiah Glover Webb, Born 7 Feb., 1851, Died 11 Apr., 1935. Married > Sarah Frances Davis on 18 August, 1870. Children were: Delia, William > Albert, Jesse, Archie, Clint, and Minnie Bell. > 9. Parthenia Arabella, Born 24 Mar., 1853; Died between 1920 and 1925 > near Dallas TX. Married Ben Smith and had at least 2 children: Lee and > Press. > 10. Sarah Vandalia Webb, Born 2 Jun., 1857; Died 1935. Married Thomas J. > Smittle (1855 - 1926). Children: Glover (who married Tempie Calton), > Lee, Vester (who married Jessie O'Dell), Lina (who married Everett Moore, > a son of Joe Moore). > 11. Rachel Marilla, Born 3 Mar., 1860, Died ? Married Tom Hoskins and > had the following children: Oscar, Lora, and Emily. Later married Jim > Lawson and had at least 2 children: Josie and Lula. > > My G Grandfather, Isaiah Glover Webb homesteaded a farm in Wright Co. > Missouri that is still in the Webb family. It is owned by a daughter of > Clint and Mamie Webb, Greta Webb. > > My Grandfather, William Albert "Albert" Webb was born 18 Jun., 1878 and > died 27 Mar., 1966. He married Etta Deliza Gourley on 2 Oct., 1898 and > seven children were born. Etta died on 24 Nov., 1946. Their children > were: Jessie, Venus, Glover Arnold, Wallace S., Willow, Clell, and Wilma > Phyllis (my mother). > > The Webb's were all Masons. > > Sorry for the length of this mail, but hopefully it will help someone and > perhaps someone can help me with my brick wall. > > Sincerely, > Mickey Webb Fletcher > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Wendy Snyder" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Monday, August 01, 2005 4:24 PM > Subject: [WEBB] My brick wall - Moses Webb, NC > > >> Here is my Webb brick wall. >> >> ggg-grandfather Moses Webb, Sr. - b: 08 Mar 1777 - d: 04 Oct 1824 >> m: 12 Nov 1803 in Chowan County, NC Margaret >> Humphreys - b: 04 Oct 1782 - d: 11 May 1841 >> >> gg-grandfather Moses Wilson Webb, Jr. - b: 11 Feb 1824 in NC d: 23 Nov >> 1855 >> m: 24 Apr 1849 in Chowan County, NC Agnes >> Penelope Rea - b: 21 Sep 1828 in NC - d: 05 Jan 1872 >> >> g-grandfather Walter James Webb - b: 22 Jan 1850 in Edenton, NC - d: >> Bet. >> 1894 - 1900 >> m: 31 Mar 1875 Georgiana Massenburg - b: 29 Jul >> 1855 in Gloucester County, VA - d: 29 Mar 1951 in Portsmouth, VA >> >> Siblings: Martha A. Webb b: Abt. 1842 >> >> Agnes Cornelia Webb - b: 14 Jan >> 1853 >> in NC - d: 07 May 1922 >> m: 31 Dec 1872 Frederick Augustus >> White - b: 28 Nov 1840 in Elizabeth City, NC - d: 12 Jan 1908 in Edenton, >> NC >> >> Martha Humphreys Webb b: 30 Apr >> 1855 >> d: 30 Oct 1855 >> >> I would greatly appreciate any assistance in learning more about Moses, >> Sr.'s parents, siblings and children. >> >> Thanks! >> >> >> >> ==== WEBB Mailing List ==== >> <<Webb Genealogy; History and Family Traditions >> >> To change list modes, leave, or contact list admin >> http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/w/webb.html >> Use < http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/w/e/WEBB/ > >> To connect to your list website and post your web links and family pages >> To Webb notes see http://www.wvi.com/~wb >> > > > ==== WEBB Mailing List ==== > <<Webb Genealogy; History and Family Traditions >> > To change list modes, leave, or contact list admin > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/w/webb.html > Use < http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/w/e/WEBB/ > To connect to > your list website and post your web links and family pages > To Webb notes see http://www.wvi.com/~wb >

Looking for Richard Webb, b 1827 in Kentucky (according to the 1860 U.S. Census of Perry (Marion Co.) IN; d between 1870 and 1880 in Perry Township, Indianapolis, IN; md Ellen E. Whitford about 1859 in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. Their children who were all born in Indiana were: William Hester Webb, b 1 May 1860, md Frances Ellen Bristow 14 Dec 1880 in Indianapolis, d 14 Mar 1938 in New Orleans, bur in Crown Hill Cemetary, Indianapolis, IN. Thomas H. Webb, b 1865. Cora Webb, 1869. Other given names furthur down the line are: Agnes Webb, Henry Fletcher Webb, Max Webb, Richard Todd Webb, Thomas H. Webb, Virgil Thomas Webb and William Henry Webb. I have found a Richard Webb in the 1820, 1830 and 1840 censuses of Columbiana Co, Ohio. Perhaps his father or uncle was also named Richard and apparently lived there for 20 years before continuing on the Indianapolis from Kentucky.. Can anyone suggest Kentucky counties to look in? I need help. David Kimball mailto: [email protected]

In a message dated 8/2/2005 12:27:07 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: John Milton Webb was said to have been born in North Carolina about 1844-50. He married Anliza Marietta Hembree. I am not certain where the marriage took place but most likely in White County Tennessee. I descend from their son Milford E.Webb born in Ky about 1880 and died in 1936 in Johnston City, Illinois. This might be just a fluke, and maybe you have already covered this, but, the names Marietta, Hembree, and Milton all connect to the area just north of Atlanta. Have you looked there as a place for their family prior to TN? Just a thought. Zou Feagin

Hello all. My brick wall is WilliamWebb. I know that he was married to Virginia (Jenny) Stringfellow and a second time to a Julius or Julian. I got the census information belfow from someone on the list awhile back. I have census records that put him in Henry county also but at the moment I don't have the info in front of me. Looks like a good possibility in Owen Co, KY 1860: District 2, New Liberty P.O., Owen, KY, p. 78: Wm Webb, 27, b. KY, tenent; Jennie, 26, b. KY; Mary, 10, b. KY; George, 7, b. KY; John, 5, b. KY; Wm, 2, b. KY Mis i close my eyes when i go to sleep... i dream of angels that make me smile... i feel better when i hear them say... everything will be wonderful someday

For those researching the "New England Webbs", particularly those with the I haplogroup, my line is: 1)John G. WEBB, b. NYC 1797 2)Francis Boggs Webb, b. NYC 10/20/1818, d. St. Louis, MO 1849; m. Dorothy Edmonston 12/10/1842 in St. Louis, MO. 3)Jean Francis Webb, b. St Louis, MO 01/27/1848; d.01/05/1930, White Plains, NY; m. Mary Elizabeth Hypes 06/02/1868 in Lebanon, IL. 4) Jean Francis Webb Jr., b. Lebanon IL 03/01/1869; d. New York NY 04/22/1943; m. Ethel Hamill Morrison 12/230/1908 in Denver CO. 5) Jean Francis Webb III, b. White Plains, NY 10/01/1910; d.New York NY 10/10/1991; m. Martha Ann Bukeley 05/27/1936 in New York,NY. 6) Morrison DeSoto Webb, living DNA sample 11072 at first seemed unlike all other Webb DNA, but subsequent samples are suggesting a New England cluster that may link together. If the DNA is in fact unique from other Webbs, a nonpaternity story may lie among the following facts I've learned about John G. Webb, my "brick wall"; May 12, 1818: John G. Webb marries Jane Ann Chadderdon, both of NYC October 20, 1818: John's son, Francis Boggs Webb, is born November 29, 1820: John G. Webb marries Lucy Camlin, both of NYC. In my research, I have assembled a fair amount of data on other Webbs in New York City from the 1770s to the 1840s if any one else is working in that area. ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] Date: Monday, August 1, 2005 6:53 am Subject: [WEBB] CALLING ALL WEBB RESEARCHERS > Hello, I have thought long and hard about this letter but feel I > must write > it. We all have the same common goal in mind on this list and > that is > finding our ancestors. I would like to propose two things. One > being that we have > a roll call maybe monthly so newcomers and the old subscribers > will have a > chance to actually read the names, dates, and places that we are > researching. > With this being done we could help one another. That is what > this list is > all about in the first place. I have been on this list for about > 10 years and > it has changed too much. People used to try and help people. > Now, it seems > when anyone posts it is ignored. I have had a few on this list > tell me this > privately. The second suggestion I highly recommend is that we > all keep a > note pad by our computers and when we see a post that even > remotely may seem to > be a connection, then please stick the note close by for when you > are doing > your research. I have done this and I feel I will make more > connections this > way. I enjoy helping others. Isn't that what we are supposed to > do? Today > is August 1 so we could post our information on the first of each > month. > Please take my suggestions seriously, we all can benefit from > this. After all, > somehow and someway we are all related. We all were created by > the GREAT > CREATOR! > Respectfully yours, > Mary Wyatt (ggg-grand-daughter of Charles Webb and Catherine > Stribling) > I have already posted all my information not ONE reply from anyone! > > > ==== WEBB Mailing List ==== > <<Webb Genealogy; History and Family Traditions >> > To change list modes, leave, or contact list admin > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/w/webb.html > Use < http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/w/e/WEBB/ > > To connect to your list website and post your web links and family > pagesTo Webb notes see http://www.wvi.com/~wb > >

I am searching for Margaret Webb, born around 1920. There are indications that she was living in Detroit, MI. Her mothers maiden name was Bruland (from Norway). H. A. Vie

In a message dated 8/2/2005 2:30:08 A.M. Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: Don't suppose one | could do a DNA with the remains of a male with WEBB surname. | | Alice Campbell There are a couple of places that do teeth, licked stamps/envelopes, hearing aids, and the like. It's more expensive than the regular DNA from a living person. If you are interested, contact me offlist for more information. NOTE I want to emphasize that ANY related male who carries the WEBB name can donate Y-DNA for your line. I had to test my mother's fathers' brother's grandson, as I have no living WEBB relatives any closer. For example, Alice could test any son, grandson, greatgrandson, etc of James Daniel Webb OR of Dr. Henry Y. Webb OR Judge Henry Y Webb or William Webb. This would test her line as we have one descendant of Mary Edmondson & James Webb in the Project. Robert Fulton Fleming, Jr. & Alice Turpin Webb, dau of | Alice Ingram Turpin & James Daniel Webb, son of | Elizabeth Smith Alexander & Dr. Henry Young Webb, son of | Frances Elizabeth Forney & Judge Henry Young Webb, son of | Frances Young & William Webb, son of | Mary Edmondson & James Webb, Jr., son of | Sarah ??? & James Webb, Sr., son of | Mary Samford & John William Webb, son of | Judith Bland Randolph & Giles Webb, son of | Giles Webb Anne

The Webb line I'm researching begins with Nathan Webb in Essex County, New York. My brick wall is Nathan Webb the senior. I can't even confirm his date and place of death of find his burial. Armitha is buried in Crown Point but no record of Nathan there. Nathan Webb born c1802 possibly Rhode Island m Armitha Bartlett --Nathan Lockwood Webb b 1837 Crown Point, Essex, New York m Mariah Angelina Thompson ---Albert Franklin Webb b 1886 Steamboat Rock, Hardin, Iowa m Lucinda Miriam Partlow (Albert had 11 siblings) ----Francis (Tony) Nathan Webb b Winnebago, Faribault, Minnesota m Iola Frances Jenkins (Francis had 3 siblings) -----Gerald Lee Webb b 1940 Winnebago, Faribault, Minnesota (Gerlad had 1 sibling) Nathan Lockwood's siblings were: --Ortha Philinda Webb b 1834 m Ervin Jones --Mary Jane Webb b 1838 NY m Henry Elliot & Allen Mounce --Eliza Ann Webb b 1841 NY m Warner Tecumseh Wetherbee --William C Webb b 1843 NY m Eliza Bridges My sources for this information are family records, census (from 1850), Nathan Lockwood's Civil War Record, Weatherby World Connect database and from Albert down birth, death and marriage records. Donna Webb Minnesota ____________________________________________________ Start your day with Yahoo! - make it your home page http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs

Elisha Webb b 1807 SC married Nancy King b 1814 SC had the following children: Sarah C b 1834 SC Elijah b 1838 SC (must have been named after Elisha's twin brother ELIJAH 1807) JAMES W b 1847 SC James W was my g-grandfather. If anyone connects to James W please e-mail me I have more information to share. Thank you all, Mary

Another WEBB line checking in (the WEBBs are listed on the right hand side of this list): Robert Fulton Fleming, Jr. & Alice Turpin Webb, dau of Alice Ingram Turpin & James Daniel Webb, son of Elizabeth Smith Alexander & Dr. Henry Young Webb, son of Frances Elizabeth Forney & Judge Henry Young Webb, son of Frances Young & William Webb, son of Mary Edmondson & James Webb, Jr., son of Sarah ??? & James Webb, Sr., son of Mary Samford & John William Webb, son of Judith Bland Randolph & Giles Webb, son of Giles Webb There is more but I can't really prove it. I'd be happy to send sources to anyone interested. I'd love to be able to join the DNA project but there are no men with surname WEBB left in my family. Don't suppose one could do a DNA with the remains of a male with WEBB surname. Alice Campbell

Diana, You are right the subject line should be changed and if anyone has had DNA done that would be most helpful to all. I am so thrilled to find out all this information. I hope most everyone is also. I got so caught up in everyone's information that I did not post my own. Elisha WEBB b abt 1807 SC Nancy (King) WEBB b abt 1814 SC Sarah C b abt 1834 SC JAMES W b about 1847 SC Does anyone know who Sarah C married? James W married Francis ? between 1860 and 1870 GA? I cannot find her maiden name. Of special interest is Arthur H WEBB b abt 1892 GA He is one of their son's and my mother's father that she did not know due to 1913 divorce. Ada Maxwell b Sept 1, 1890 GA married Arthur H WEBB in 1907 Carroll Co GA I have found him and some of his family in Hogansville (Troup) Co GA in 1920 he lists his birth date wrong and says unknown of birth place and parents birth place. My mother Helen L WEBB was born Jan 1, 1909 Polk Co GA and died in Etowah Co AL Sept 11, 1988. Any help greatly appreciated. Mary

have you done the DNA on your line? Bill Webb

As I was reading this message I really had a good chuckle as I've had much the same problem researching other WEBBs where it seems they existed but they were never born and never died and never lived any place in particular. Bob ----- Original Message ----- From: "Alice Campbell" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 01, 2005 11:32 PM Subject: [WEBB] Re: CALLING ALL WEBB RESEARCHERS | Another WEBB line checking in (the WEBBs are listed on the right hand | side of this list): | | Robert Fulton Fleming, Jr. & Alice Turpin Webb, dau of | Alice Ingram Turpin & James Daniel Webb, son of | Elizabeth Smith Alexander & Dr. Henry Young Webb, son of | Frances Elizabeth Forney & Judge Henry Young Webb, son of | Frances Young & William Webb, son of | Mary Edmondson & James Webb, Jr., son of | Sarah ??? & James Webb, Sr., son of | Mary Samford & John William Webb, son of | Judith Bland Randolph & Giles Webb, son of | Giles Webb | | There is more but I can't really prove it. I'd be happy to send sources | to anyone interested. I'd love to be able to join the DNA project but | there are no men with surname WEBB left in my family. Don't suppose one | could do a DNA with the remains of a male with WEBB surname. | | Alice Campbell | | | ==== WEBB Mailing List ==== | <<Webb Genealogy; History and Family Traditions >> | To change list modes, leave, or contact list admin | http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/w/webb.html | Use < http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/w/e/WEBB/ > | To connect to your list website and post your web links and family pages | To Webb notes see http://www.wvi.com/~wb |

John Milton Webb was said to have been born in North Carolina about 1844-50. He married Anliza Marietta Hembree. I am not certain where the marriage took place but most likely in White County Tennessee. I descend from their son Milford E.Webb born in Ky about 1880 and died in 1936 in Johnston City, Illinois. The family of John and Anliza were in West Pine Knot Ky in the 1900 census. I know that Milford had the following siblings, John (Jonathan possibly) Alexander, Cynthia, Amanda, Charlie and Dora who married an unknown Perkins in 1899. Milford married Martha Alice Roach daughter of William Henry Roach and Rebecca Isaacs of Jackson County Ky....in 1900 they were in Whitley county and close neighbors of the John M. Webb family. When the sibling John became disabled...he moved to Johnston City with at least two of his children, Dewey, and Howard. They lived with Milford and family for a time. If any of this sounds familiar to anyone, your help would be greatly appreciated. I have alot of information on the family of Milford that I would be more than happy to share. Debbie Wilson Fehr

The verbal tradition within the Webb side of my family has it that 5 Webb brothers came to America from Wales in a great ship during colonial times. They initially lived in Virginia before migrating West. It is also believed that these brothers were somehow related to Samuel Blatchley Webb from CT, who has a storied history during the Revolutionary War; Samuel is descended from Richard Webb of Gloucestershire, England. Two of the 5 brothers went to Kentucky where they opened a weaving shop. My line ultimately ended up in Tennessee where my brick wall starts. The brick wall is William Julius Webb who also went by Julius Webb, who we know lived in Bedford Co. (in the southern part of Middle Tennessee), Gibson Co. (central Western Tennessee), and possibly later in either Lake or Obion Co. He married a Cherokee indian named Esther. When Esther died, she was buried near Reelfoot Lake. They had 2 boys Isaiah Thomas and Jeremiah. Isaiah Thomas married Mary Moore on 21 June, 1837 in Gibson Co. TN, and Jeremiah married Peggy Stafford 31 October, 1838 in Gibson Co. TN. My GG Grandfather, Isaiah Thomas Webb was born in Bedford Co. TN on 13 Jan., 1815. At the age of 4, his parents moved to Gibson Co. TN. After Isaiah and Mary were married, they lived in Bedford Co for several years before migrating to Missouri in 1852. They moved multiple times upon their arrival to Missouri and even once lived just West of Fort Scott, KS at the outbreak of the Civil War before eventually settling in Wright Co. MO where they lived until their deaths. Mary died 13 Dec., 1885, and Isaiah Thomas died 4 Oct. 1889. Both are buried in the Davis Cemetery just North of Grovesprings, MO. They had the following Children: 1. Albert Johson Webb, Born 5 Aug., 1837, Died 18 Dec., 1916. Married to Malinda C. Bohannon in 1861. Children: Tom, Gabe, Willie, Diddy, and John 2. Mary Jane Webb, Born 9 March, 1839, Died ?. Married to Nelson Monroe Bohannon and had a son, Abraham Wilson Bohannon. Married a second time to Gabe Davis on 1 Sept., 1864 and had the following children: Tom, John, Mary (Molly), and Coleman (Dick) 3. Roxana Telitha Catherine Webb, born 9 Dec., 1840, Died 1 Jan., 1867. Married to William F. (Will) Moore and moved to Texas about 1877. Their children were: Mary, Lantie, and Arthur 4. William Julius (II) Webb, Born 10 Mar., 1843, Died 22 Dec., 1906. William Julius fought for the Confederacy for the duration of the Civil War and was mustered out in Lousianan. He married Elizabeth Jane Davis on 6 Dec., 1866. To this union were born the following children: Mary Adaline, Mattie Belle, Lou Nora, Calvin, LaVada, William H., Ella, Maggie, Albert, Ida, Elbridge, Ruth, Floyd, and Ray. 5. Lucretia Artella Webb, Born 8 Nov., 1844, Died ?. 6. Elizabeth Serena Webb, Born 3 December, 1846, Died ?. Married to John Kindrick. Children: Gertie and Ira. 7. Emeziah Wedington Webb, born 13 Oct., 1848, Died ? Married to Martha Louisa Cantrell. Children: Emily, Mary, Foster, Jacob, William Julius (died young), Cora, Amy, Adah, Pearl, Tressie, and John David. 8. Isaiah Glover Webb, Born 7 Feb., 1851, Died 11 Apr., 1935. Married Sarah Frances Davis on 18 August, 1870. Children were: Delia, William Albert, Jesse, Archie, Clint, and Minnie Bell. 9. Parthenia Arabella, Born 24 Mar., 1853; Died between 1920 and 1925 near Dallas TX. Married Ben Smith and had at least 2 children: Lee and Press. 10. Sarah Vandalia Webb, Born 2 Jun., 1857; Died 1935. Married Thomas J. Smittle (1855 - 1926). Children: Glover (who married Tempie Calton), Lee, Vester (who married Jessie O'Dell), Lina (who married Everett Moore, a son of Joe Moore). 11. Rachel Marilla, Born 3 Mar., 1860, Died ? Married Tom Hoskins and had the following children: Oscar, Lora, and Emily. Later married Jim Lawson and had at least 2 children: Josie and Lula. My G Grandfather, Isaiah Glover Webb homesteaded a farm in Wright Co. Missouri that is still in the Webb family. It is owned by a daughter of Clint and Mamie Webb, Greta Webb. My Grandfather, William Albert "Albert" Webb was born 18 Jun., 1878 and died 27 Mar., 1966. He married Etta Deliza Gourley on 2 Oct., 1898 and seven children were born. Etta died on 24 Nov., 1946. Their children were: Jessie, Venus, Glover Arnold, Wallace S., Willow, Clell, and Wilma Phyllis (my mother). The Webb's were all Masons. Sorry for the length of this mail, but hopefully it will help someone and perhaps someone can help me with my brick wall. Sincerely, Mickey Webb Fletcher ----- Original Message ----- From: "Wendy Snyder" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 01, 2005 4:24 PM Subject: [WEBB] My brick wall - Moses Webb, NC > Here is my Webb brick wall. > > ggg-grandfather Moses Webb, Sr. - b: 08 Mar 1777 - d: 04 Oct 1824 > m: 12 Nov 1803 in Chowan County, NC Margaret > Humphreys - b: 04 Oct 1782 - d: 11 May 1841 > > gg-grandfather Moses Wilson Webb, Jr. - b: 11 Feb 1824 in NC d: 23 Nov > 1855 > m: 24 Apr 1849 in Chowan County, NC Agnes > Penelope Rea - b: 21 Sep 1828 in NC - d: 05 Jan 1872 > > g-grandfather Walter James Webb - b: 22 Jan 1850 in Edenton, NC - d: > Bet. > 1894 - 1900 > m: 31 Mar 1875 Georgiana Massenburg - b: 29 Jul > 1855 in Gloucester County, VA - d: 29 Mar 1951 in Portsmouth, VA > > Siblings: Martha A. Webb b: Abt. 1842 > > Agnes Cornelia Webb - b: 14 Jan 1853 > in NC - d: 07 May 1922 > m: 31 Dec 1872 Frederick Augustus > White - b: 28 Nov 1840 in Elizabeth City, NC - d: 12 Jan 1908 in Edenton, > NC > > Martha Humphreys Webb b: 30 Apr 1855 > d: 30 Oct 1855 > > I would greatly appreciate any assistance in learning more about Moses, > Sr.'s parents, siblings and children. > > Thanks! > > > > ==== WEBB Mailing List ==== > <<Webb Genealogy; History and Family Traditions >> > To change list modes, leave, or contact list admin > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/w/webb.html > Use < http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/w/e/WEBB/ > > To connect to your list website and post your web links and family pages > To Webb notes see http://www.wvi.com/~wb >

I think it would be very helpful for all researchers to make mention to what is documented on their Webb lines when posting their lineages plus if DNA has been submitted. I know it would be a big help for me!!! Also,I recently posted using 'My Webb line' as the subject.Thought I would keep it plain and simple,but will repost under a different heading if it would be more helpful. Mary,any suggestions? My earliest Webb's are in VA.and then in KY,but could have lived in other sates too so I don't just want to focus on these 2 areas. Due to not having much to go on with concerns to my John Webb of VA.I find myself reading every message posted no matter what the subject line says!!! Thanks to all of you for responding to Mary Wyatt's request. Sure has woke this site up!!!! Diane aka Diana Webb Evans