1. My direct line is from Elias and Mary Ann "Nancy" Maynor Webb, married 05/04/1809 in Jefferson Co, GA At this point, we are missing information on their daughter Elizabeth b 1838. She is not with her father or siblings in 1850, and we don't know who she married. We do have mtDNA of her sisters for comparison. A highly unusual difference from CRS means a match is virtual proof of her parentage! 2. Also of interest, Stephen and Ann Webb from Edgecombe, Nash Co, NC to Jefferson Co, GA. Looking to find a documented male descendant (even a name of a definite son of his) Stephen died c. 1819. 3. Rice and Mary Webb -- from Franklin Co, NC 1790 to Jefferson Co, GA to Henry Co, AL. Looking for a documented son of this line too. 4. Wylly/Wylie/Willy Webb of Jefferson Co, GA, Crawford Co, GA, Macon GA and Dooly Co, GA [bleieved to be son of Stephen and Ann above 5. Stephen Webb b NC in TN until 1820s then McLean Co, IL 6. Stephen Webb of NC c. 1810 However, as Administrator of the WEBB Surname DNA Project (102 Y-DNA samples now!), I welcome all WEBBs -- _www.webbsurnamedna.org_ (http://www.webbsurnamedna.org) . Free email newsletter. Browse our Newsletter Archives for FEATURED FAMILIES, research notes, listings of books and CDs about WEBBs.. Anne W. Nelson

Hi Mary, I thin k this is a great idea. I am a Roberts but we have Webb"s also My gr-grandfather was Zephaniah Roberts b. 1834 md Martha Webb b. 1836. Martha;Webb: father was Chesley Webb. We think Chesley's father was Rev. John Webb but I have no proof. Hoping to hear more Regards, Joanne Roberts Garner ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 01, 2005 4:53 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 pages > To Webb notes see http://www.wvi.com/~wb >

In a message dated 8/1/2005 6:49:35 A.M. Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: William Douglas Webb, born somewhere in New Jersey (possibly New Hampton, possibly Cape May) @1813 to White father, Indian mother. Ran away from home, @1827, leaving behind "a bunch of sisters, and four brothers who "went West." His father "married again and raised up a whole new family." ::Cursing the loss of 1810 & 1820 NJ census records:: OK Mary, just for you, an August idea (as you know I have been trying to recruit WEBBs from the Eastern Shore to the DNA Project (so far without luck). So now I'm trying to see if we can narrow down the candidate families in the 1830 NJ Census based on the blurb above. OK If William Douglas left home in 1827 the household in the 1827 Census should have "4 brothers" and a "bunch" of sisters and probably the oldest would be 15/20 and the youngest could be any age. Nor do we know if all of them were still at home in 1830 or had married. Nevertheless we should be able to eliminate households where the parents have only children in the 0-10 range and are too young to be William's father & mother. The "whole new family" we will deal with in a minute. I have looked up the third screen full and suggested a couple of candidates 1830 Census WEBBs (Ancestry)**good fit with the oral tale Screen one Joseph Webb Jersey City, Bergen, NJ Samuel Webb Burlington, Burlington, NJ William Webb Evesham, Burlington, NJ Stacy Webb New Hanover, Burlingham, NJ Caleb Webb Northmpton, Burlington, NJ Isaac Webb Northampton, Burlington, NJ Jonathon Webb Northampton, Burlington, NJ Sbbilla Webb Northampton, Burlington, NJ Job Webb Downe, Cumberland, NJ John Webb Downe, Cumberland, NJ Screen two William Webb Downe,CUmberland, NJ William Webb Orange, Essex, NJ Wm Webb Egg Harbor, Gloucester, NJ Isaac Webb Galloway Gloucester, NJ Saml Webb Galloway, Gloucester, NJ Wm Webb Galloway, Gloucester, NJ Eliz Webb Gloucester, Gloucester, NJ [looking for households with 2 parents or father only] Jos Webb Gloucester, Gloucester, NJ Isaac Webb Hamilton, Gloucester, NJ Christopher Webb Waterford, Gloucester, NJ Screen three Amos Webb Arnwell, Hunterdon, NJ {Ancestry retireives Thoms!] Thomas Webb " " " 1M 20/30 2M<5 1F20/30 1F5/10 **Greenleaf Webb N Brunswick, Middlesexm NJ 2M10/15 1M40/50 1F<5 2F10/15 1F20/30 1F40/50 Abraham Webb Perth Amboy, Middlesex NJ 1M50/60 1F15/20 John Webb " " " 1M30/40 1F 30/40 **Bowman Webb Dover, Monmouth, NJ 1M40/50 1M5/10 1M10/15 1M15/20 5 daughters wife 30/40 Cartland Webb Dover, Monmouth, NJ [might be Courtland -- NO sons, 1 daughter] 1M40/50 1F10/15 1 F50/60 Elizah Webb Hardyston, Sussex, NJ [set aside -- looking for household with both parents or father only] David Webb Vernon Sussex NJ age 50/60 1M10/15 3 15/20 2 20/30 1F15/20 2F20/30 1F40/50 [may be too many brothers not enough sisters?] Once you have your candidate families, check 1840 & 1850 to see if any of them appear to have remarried and started a new family. I recall that after you last posted, I gave you some men from the 1850 Census in "the West" who were born in NJ.] Perhaps you can track some of them back to one of the candidate families? Hope this helps you in some way.

Chris(DCMarotta), Could you have mistaken Mary's posting with that of a posting by Christine Webb Jones with her request for the following: Would Rose Webb contact me or the line. I believe she has some information that will help me in my search on James, John and Lee Webb ancestors. Christine Webb Jones YES I did, too late to change it... tooo many Johns and James's around here! Sorry folks

Good Morning Mary: Couldn't agree with you more! I am a first day member of th Webb post. Just a few minutes ago posted my need for Mary Ellen Webb, b 1837-8 Ohio, m William Williamson 1862 in Wayne Co., IN. Mary Ellen was my Ggrandmother. May we have luck in our quest! George E. Strawbridge, (Williamson, Webb, Williams, Bond, Parker, and Cook, Brenot, Cailloz, Nowell, Bailey, Whitemd Minery.) Atwater, Calif. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 01, 2005 3:53 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 pages > To Webb notes see http://www.wvi.com/~wb > >

Looking for family of Mary Ellen Webb b 1837-8 in Ohio. m William Williamson 14 Aug 1862 in Wayne Co., IN. They had 5 or 6 children: Chaney1862 and/or Harrison 1863, Edward, 1865, Merrott 1872, my grandmother, Margaret Ewing Webb 1867 and Eugene 1877. I believe all b in Wayne Co., IN. Sure would like to know where she came from! George E. Strawbridge, Atwater, Calif.

1. Eli Webb born about 1805 probably in Franklin Co VA. Married Mahala Delancy in Franklin Co VA Mar 13 1830. 3 known children - Paulina (Perlina), Flemon (Fleming) and William. Eli's parents are unknown and this is my major 'brick wall'. 2. Flemon Webb born 1836 in Franklin Co VA. Married Mary Ann Lemon Dowdy in Franklin CO VA Sep 10 1857. 5 known children - Mahala, John William, Eli Wyatt "Bug", Sarah Elizabeth "Sally Bet" and Lewis Flemon "Lew". Married Mahala Catherine Shilling Wimmer Webb (his brother William's widow) in Franklin Co VA on Jan 18 1869. They had 11 children - Roberter, Eliza Lee, James Riley "Man", Angie Nettie, Mary Catherine, Melvinia, Aralet/Arlett, Martha Ellen, Thomas Flemon "Tom", Julia Ann "Jude", and Noah Benjamin "Hoss". Flemon died Mar 19 1905 in Callaway, Franklin Co VA. 3. Thomas Webb was born Mar 9, 1883 in Franklin Co VA. He married Mary Catherine Guilliams in Franklin Co VA on Feb 18 1900. They had 14 children - Maude Lena, Lillie May, James Beauregard, Cora Lee, Baby Boy (died at birth), Nancy Katherine, Lacy Andrew, Maggie Elva, Bessie Almeta, Charles Edward, Thomas Elvie "Pee Wee", Mary Christine, Sam Robert and Louise Elizabeth. Thomas died Aug 21 1967 in Callaway, Franklin Co VA. Any help with Eli's parents or any other info will be greatly appreciated! Anne [email protected]

Good Idea!! My brick wall is John Webb 1714 Nansemond Co., VA, later in Northampton Co., NC. John Webb 1714-1778 VA-NC Elisha Webb 1750-1790 NC William 1781-1856 NC-KY Elisha 1811-1901 NC-KY Josiah 1834-1900 KY James D. 1876-1963 KY Archie C. 1903-1970 KY Ottice G. 1941- Ottice G.Webb DNA # 30148 http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/w/e/b/Ottice-Gilbert-Webb-KY/ "Webb's by the dozens........and their cousins"

If I find a descendant of "Male/Female Webb," I make a note in the Sources section, w/that person's name, email address and "descendant of X Webb." I always review my sources as I search, so I gather a list of others researching the same line. Before I send any trees or gedcoms out, I go thru it and delete all "Family researcher and descendant(s) of" listed. I do a Search and Replace. Before I used this method, I have a Rolodex beside my computer in case of hurricane or the computer melts. I have different cards for family names: Webb, Dickens, Brown, etc. On each card, I write the name and email of my contact searching that name line. Roll call is a good idea. Many lists do this. Sue Webb Bodishbaugh McKinley Webb, Gordon, Boone Co, WV Jesse CROCKETT Webb, Gordon, Boone Co, WV Russell Webb, Peachtree, Raleigh Co, WV Henry [and his cousin/wife Lear (Webb)], Peachtree, Raleigh Co, WV Giles Webb (from Henry) and Cuthbert Webb (from Lear), Grayson Co, WV Henry "Hal" Webb, Franklin Co, VA Jacob Webb, Virginia John Webb, Virginia >=== 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

1. Pleasant (Plesent) WEBB was born about 1762 (in Ireland?). He died between 1830 and 1840 in Kentucky or Ohio. He married unknown. 2. Elias WEBB was born on August 8, 1788 in Rutherford County, North Carolina. He died on November 11, 1882 in Turkey Fork of Ice Creek, Ironton, Lawrence County, Ohio. He was married to Jane GILLILAND (GILLELAN). She died on January 19, 1888 in Lawrence County, Ironton, Ohio. 3. Granville (Greenville) WEBB was born in 1824/25 in Lawrence County, Ohio. He died on January 25, 1892 in Sauk County, Wisconsin. He was married to Martha Ann COLLIER who was born on June 8, 1838 in Lawrence County, Ohio. She died on October 5, 1904 in Sauk County, Wisconsin. 4. Abraham Lincoln WEBB was born on September 22, 1865 in Lawrence County, Ohio. He died on March 16, 1935 in Rusk County, Wisconsin. He was married to Olive Hannah MASON who was born in 1871 in Sauk County, Wisconsin. She died on April 14, 1952 in Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wisconsin. 5.Thelma WEBB was born on February 14, 1897 in Ironton, Wisconsin. She died on June 25, 1975 in Madison, Wisconsin. She was married to Wilfred LOISELLE who was born in 1892 in Stockton, California. He died on February 15, 1924 in Holcombe, Wisconsin. Larry D. Loiselle [email protected] Be Righteous Not Politically Correct

Sounds like a good idea to me, Mary... Here's my Webb line, such as it is. I have one heckufa brick wall. My gg-grandfather was William Douglas Webb, born somewhere in New Jersey (possibly New Hampton, possibly Cape May) @1813 to White father, Indian mother. Ran away from home, @1827, leaving behind "a bunch of sisters, and four brothers who "went West." His father "married again and raised up a whole new family." He finally quit the sea in 1842 when he married Louisa H. Boyd, in Tuscaloosa, AL. After the Civil War, they moved to Marion County, Alabama, with their eight children. William Douglas Webb is my brick wall (along with Louisa), and I am desperately trying to find his New Jersey parents. William Douglas Webb and Louisa Boyd Webb had the following children (all born in Tuscaloosa), most died in or near Marion County, AL. Robert Anderson Webb, b 1844, d 1927 (Confederate soldier, was with Lee at Appamatox) Margarette Webb, b 1846, d unknown Lindsey Webb, b 1847, d 1933 James Abner Webb, b 1850, d unknown Jacob Douglas Webb, b 1861, d 1949 (my g-grandfather) Melvin Jasper Webb, b 1865, d 1957 Rebecca Webb, b unknown, d unknown Julie Webb, b unknown, d unknown Any help tracking down William Douglas Webb's parents would be greatly appreciated. Betty Webb www.bettywebb-mystery.com Author of "DESERT SHADOWS: PUBLISHING CAN BE MURDER," "DESERT WIVES: POLYGAMY CAN BE MURDER," and "DESERT NOIR." All by Poisoned Pen Press. "Eye-popping." The NEW YORK TIMES. "Loyalty, compassion and a sharp sense of humor help Arizona PI Lena Jones survive as she continues to struggle with her troubled past in Webb's third socially conscious, thought-provoking mystery." PUBLISHERS WEEKLY

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!

Sue Thank you for beginning something we all should share-our lines-then perhaps we can help one another much better as we spot info on Webbs-Here is my line: Eleanor R.Webb -Patrick McCallum b.1940-Carter Co Ky (dates for Webb lines) Herbert Jackson Webb 1902-1969-Ruth M.Herrell-b.Carter-d.Fayette Co, Ky Andrew Jackson Webb 1880-1902-Laura J. Compton -Carter Co.Ky Wallace Webb-Melvina E.Hall 1886-1920-b.Floyd Co d.Boyd Co Ky William Webb - Nancy ____-1780-1859-b. Virginia c. Floyd Co Ky John Webb??? - we have matched DNA with 2 lines from Buckingham Co Va need help- suebod <[email protected]> wrote: If I find a descendant of "Male/Female Webb," I make a note in the Sources section, w/that person's name, email address and "descendant of X Webb." I always review my sources as I search, so I gather a list of others researching the same line. Before I send any trees or gedcoms out, I go thru it and delete all "Family researcher and descendant(s) of" listed. I do a Search and Replace. Before I used this method, I have a Rolodex beside my computer in case of hurricane or the computer melts. I have different cards for family names: Webb, Dickens, Brown, etc. On each card, I write the name and email of my contact searching that name line. Roll call is a good idea. Many lists do this. Sue Webb Bodishbaugh McKinley Webb, Gordon, Boone Co, WV Jesse CROCKETT Webb, Gordon, Boone Co, WV Russell Webb, Peachtree, Raleigh Co, WV Henry [and his cousin/wife Lear (Webb)], Peachtree, Raleigh Co, WV Giles Webb (from Henry) and Cuthbert Webb (from Lear), Grayson Co, WV Henry "Hal" Webb, Franklin Co, VA Jacob Webb, Virginia John Webb, Virginia >=== 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 --------------------------------- Start your day with Yahoo! - make it your home page

James W Webb age 64 SC Frances E age 59 GA Jackson M 15 GA Thoms Watson 13 GA Calude A GA this might be Claude Velvin Williams Lodger GA Same page is Judge Webb (son of James and Francis) 24 GA married 7 yrs Cord 23 GA Pearl W 4 GA Homer L 3 Annleton W I year and 4 months female GA Grady I 8 mo GA

In a message dated 7/29/2005 5:57:47 P.M. Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: From the Troup Co Archives: Civil War Frank Webb, J G Webb, J M Webb Col James H Fannin's 1st GA Reserves Co H - J J WEBB same Col. Co B- G H WEBB I'm interested in the J J Webb in 1st GA Reserves. Co H. Anyone claim him? Anne

Hello List, Thought I would post some information on some Webbs that might help us all out. 1910 Census for Carroll Co GA surname WEBB Calvin L 1881 GA Frank 1886 GA George R W 1882 AL J M (Cross Plains) 1874 GA James M 1849 GA This one is my g-grandfather James W 1846 SC James W 1879 AL Jet T (Villa Rica) 1874 GA Jim 1878 GA John W (Clem) 1881 GA John WW (Lowell) 1868 GA Judge 1886 GA this is a brother to my grandfather son of James W SC Judia R female (Bowden) 1838 GA Lynda W female (Smithfield) 1839 GA Martha female (Clem) 1850 GA Hope this helps someone. Also found a book Early Settlers of Coweta Co GA at the library that states "Coweta County was settled by Webbs early 1800s" From the Troup Co Archives: Civil War Frank Webb, J G Webb, J M Webb Col James H Fannin's 1st GA Reserves Co H - J J WEBB same Col. Co B- G H WEBB

Hi Everyone, I am seeking the parents of James Austin Webb, born 1819 in Tazewell County, VA. Mother born in VA, father born in NC. He was in Pulaski County, KY by 1848 where he married Lucinda Meece, daughter of John Meece and Christina Vaught. He also applied for a land grant at that time: Patent #: 14804 Grantee: Webb, James A. Grant Book & Pg: 29 239 Acreage: 100 County: Pulaski WaterCourse: Pitman Cr. Survey Name: Webb, James A. Survey Date: 12/21/1848 Grant Date: 04/18/1850 James and Lucinda had removed to Grant County, KY by 1850 as they are listed on the Census there. ANY HELP will be greatly appreciated! Thanks, Bonnie God Bless You & God Bless America!

Found in search on another line. Might help someone else. Stoney Point United Methodist Church Cemetery, 5 miles NW of Beebe, White Co, Arkansas. WEBB, Rhoda Lee Sep. 1899 Aug. 24, 1903 WEBB, Walker Mar. 29, 1842 Jan. 4, 1894 WEBB, Matilda Oct. 12, 1854 Dec. 26, 1893 WEBB, John A. Mar. 12, 1867 Nov. 4, 1889 Sue in Tampa

Rachel, Yes I can accept attachments Thanks, sue ODO--AKA [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, July 25, 2005 10:11 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [WEBB] Webb's of Franklin County VA Sue, Henry's parents were Jacob and Mary Austin Webb. There are bible records that prove this. Can you accept an attachment? Will put this in the mail tomorrow. Rachel ==== 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

Joseph Webb did move to Smyth Co., He is my greatgrandfather. I think the 1940s is when my grandfather moved to Md for the first time. His name is William Andrew Webb, married Susie A. Fulcher. Patsy