Becky, my William had a son between 20 and 30 in the 1830 census in Clay County, Illinois. Actually, there was a male in his household in that age bracket--I just jumped to the assumption that it was a relative. They were in Clay County. Unfortunately, I have not yet bought Dollarhide's census book....I mean to every day....so I do not know if the Counties are close by. By 1840 William has moved out of the county or died....he is no longer listed in the census for Clay County. But certainly the male in the household is the right age for your George W. Webb. He may not have been living in Greene County....he may have just been married in the county in which his bride lived. But that makes him pretty young when he died. Well....it sure is something to thinnk about. Marsha in WV BecMeinzer@aol.com wrote: > > James and Marsha-- > I too have a Webb in Illinois. His name was George W. Webb, and he was > living in Greene Co., Illinois in 1832 when he married Mary Irwin/Erwin. He > also fought in the Black Hawk War. However, he was not in the 1830 Greene > Co. Census, so he must have resided elsewhere prior to 1830. Does anyone > have a George W. Webb in about 1830. I don't know how old he would have > been, but he must have died before 1840, since Mary Irwin Webb married > someone else in 1840. Any help with a George W. Webb would be appreciated. > Thanks, > Becky WEBB Meinzer > becmeinzer@aol.com > Surnames: WEBB, ERWIN/IRVIN, HEFFELFINGER, WORTHINGTON, WADDELL, WOODARD > > ==== WEBB Mailing List ==== > To change list modes or leave 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 contact list owner <WEBB-admin@rootsweb.com >or post a complaint > To read Webb lines http://www.angelfire.com/or/matney/WebbPlace.html > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Is this your family in the 1880 census? Census Place: 80th Census Division, Brookville, Franklin, Indiana Source: FHL Film 1254278 National Archives Film T9-0278 Page 279C Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Thomas M. BUTLER Self M M W 43 IN Occ: Teaming Fa: PA Mo: OH Frances BUTLER Wife F M W 40 IN Occ: Kpng Hse Fa: NJ Mo: DE Mary BUTLER Dau F S W 21 IN Occ: At Home Fa: IN Mo: IN Anna BUTLER Dau F S W 19 IN Occ: At Home Fa: IN Mo: IN Charles BUTLER Son M S W 15 IN Occ: At Home Fa: IN Mo: IN Edward BUTLER Son M S W 11 IN Occ: At Home Fa: IN Mo: IN Ann GIBSON MotherL F W W 74 DE Fa: DE Mo: DE Good Luck! Still Searching, Kim Hancock Indiana ----- Original Message ----- From: "mike webb" <rckid2424@hotmail.com> To: <WEBB-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002 10:31 AM Subject: [WEBB] 1880 Franklin County, Indiana Census > > Dear List, > Can anyone help me in finding a Thomas Butler on the 1880 Franklin county, > Indiana census living in Blooming grove or laurel or brookville twp at that > time is wife's name was Francis. > would like if possible to have a copy of the page or the info located on it, > Thank you for your time and help in this matter. > Thank you > > > Mike > > > _________________________________________________________________ > MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: > http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx > > > ==== WEBB Mailing List ==== > To change list modes or leave 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 contact list owner <WEBB-admin@rootsweb.com >or post a complaint > To read Webb lines http://www.angelfire.com/or/matney/WebbPlace.html > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

James What do you know about the John Webb b 1796 ? Sam Webb ----- Original Message ----- From: "James Milton" <Jamesr@localaccess.com> To: <WEBB-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002 1:49 AM Subject: [WEBB] Webbs-Illinois, Iowa, etc. > Here is my current list of all the Webb's I have. Hope this is not too long > and that somebody can make a connection. Jim Milton, Chehalis, WA > > > > Descendants of Webb > > > Generation No. 1 > > 1. WEBB. He married WEBB?. > > Children of WEBB and WEBB? are: > i. WILLIAM WEBB. > ii. THOMAS WEBB. > iii. SAMUAL WEBB. > iv. JOHN WEBB. > v. MOSES WEBB. > vi. GEORGE WEBB. > vii. JOSHUA WEBB. > viii. ISAIH (ISSAC) WEBB. > > > Generation No. 2 > > 2. WILLIAM WEBB (WEBB). He married ELIZABETH ROUP, daughter of MICAL ROUP. > > Children of WILLIAM WEBB and ELIZABETH ROUP are: > i. ELIZABETH WEBB. > ii. REBECCA WEBB, b. March 19, 1794.. > iii. JOHN WEBB, b. December 25, 1796. > iv. MICHALL WEBB, b. August 17, 1799. > v. WILLIAM WEBB, b. December 05, 1805. > vi. THOMAS PAIN WEBB, b. August 12, 1881. > vii. JOSHUA WEBB, b. January 03, 1802. > > > Generation No. 3 > > 3. MICHALL WEBB (WILLIAM2, WEBB1) was born August 17, 1799. He married > DIANNA SEELY Unknown in ?, daughter of JACOB SEELY and ELIZABETH EDWARDS. > > Children of MICHALL WEBB and DIANNA SEELY are: > i. KATHRIN WEBB. > ii. LOUCINDA WEBB. > iii. JOHN WEBB. > iv. OLIVER PERRY WEBB, d. Freeport, Ill.. > v. IDE? WEBB. > vi. HOD? WEBB. > > > 4. JOSHUA WEBB (WILLIAM2, WEBB1)1 was born January 03, 1802. He married > MARY ANN SEELY Abt. 1822, daughter of JACOB SEELY and ELIZABETH EDWARDS. > > Children of JOSHUA WEBB and MARY SEELY are: > i. JOHN HARRISON WEBB, b. October 03, 1851, , , IL; d. March 28, 1885. > ii. JOSIAH WEBB, b. December 26, 1830. > iii. MIRANDA WEBB, b. Abt. 1835. > iv. THOMAS SEELY WEBB, b. July 03, 1837. > v. SAMUEL MADISON WEBB, b. May 06, 1840, North Grove, Ogle, Illinois. > vi. OLIVER (COMMORDORE) WEBB, b. August 06, 1842. > vii. ANDREW (ANDRUE) JACKSON WEBB, b. November 27, 1844, , , IL; d. August > 27, 1930, Doty, Lewis, WA. > viii. ELMIRA WEBB, b. May 29, 1849. > ix. OMER HAZARD WEBB, b. April 07, 1856, Rock Run Township, Stephenson > County, Ill. > > > Generation No. 4 > > 5. OLIVER PERRY WEBB (MICHALL3, WILLIAM2, WEBB1) died in Freeport, Ill.. > He married CLARA WEBB? Unknown in ?. > > Children of OLIVER WEBB and CLARA WEBB? are: > i. FRANK WEBB. > ii. JAY WEBB. > iii. EDWIN D. WEBB. > iv. ? WEBB, m. ELDON G. RAYMAN. > > > 6. JOHN HARRISON WEBB (JOSHUA3, WILLIAM2, WEBB1) was born October 03, 1851 > in , , IL, and died March 28, 1885. He married ELLEN ELIZABETH MELTON March > 22, 1874, daughter of GEORGE MELTON and ANN BROCKLEBANK. She was born > February 07, 1855 in Vassand, Yorkshire, England, and died July 05, 1943 in > Chehalis, Lewis, WA. > > More About ELLEN ELIZABETH MELTON: > Emigration: 1860 > > Children of JOHN WEBB and ELLEN MELTON are: > i. BLANCHE MABLE WEBB, b. September 01, 1879, Franklin County, Iowa; d. > 1923; m. DELOS E. BAXTER, Old Chapin, , Iowa. > ii. IVAN EDMUND WEBB, b. Abt. February 06, 1875, Freeport, Stephan County, > Ill.; d. 1945; m. EDITH ISABEL ROOT, Mason City, , Iowa. > iii. EDWARD WEBB, b. September 28, 1881; d. January 18, 1882. > iv. GRACE NANCY WEBB, b. May 21, 1883, Buttler County, Iowa; d. August 18, > 1982, Eldora, , Iowa; m. LEO JOHN MONTGOMERY, December 20, 1905, Chapin, , > Iowa; b. June 07, 1883, Iowa Falls, , Iowa; d. March 23, 1962, Eldora, , > Iowa. > > More About GRACE NANCY WEBB: > Burial: August 21, 1982, Eldora cemetery, Eldora, , Iowa > > More About LEO JOHN MONTGOMERY: > Burial: March 26, 1962, Eldora cemetery, Eldora, , Iowa > > v. IVAN H. WEBB, b. Abt. 1875, , , Illinois. > vi. LEONARD HARRISON WEBB, b. September 21, 1877, Ridott, Stephan County, > Illinois; d. November 21, 1970, Doty, Lewis, WA; m. ALTA MAY COLLINS, Owen, > , IA; b. April 14, 1876; d. October 01, 1969. > > More About LEONARD HARRISON WEBB: > Burial: November 24, 1970, Sunset Memorial Gardens, Chehalis, Lewis, WA > > More About ALTA MAY COLLINS: > Burial: October 04, 1969, Sunset Memorial Gardens, Chehalis, Lewis, WA > > > 7. SAMUEL MADISON4 WEBB (JOSHUA3, WILLIAM2, WEBB1) was born May 06, 1840 in > North Grove, Ogle, Illinois. He married DIANA WARDLOW 1862. > > Children of SAMUEL WEBB and DIANA WARDLOW are: > i. JENNIE5 WEBB, m. ? MCCONNELL. > ii. GEORGE WEBB. > iii. JAMES WEBB. > iv. DOROTHY WEBB. > > > 8. ANDREW (ANDRUE) JACKSON4 WEBB (JOSHUA3, WILLIAM2, WEBB1) was born > November 27, 1844 in , , IL, and died August 27, 1930 in Doty, Lewis, WA. > He married ELLEN ELIZABETH MELTON September 11, 1894 in , , IA, daughter of > GEORGE MELTON and ANN BROCKLEBANK. She was born February 07, 1855 in > Vassand, Yorkshire, England, and died July 05, 1943 in Chehalis, Lewis, WA. > > More About ELLEN ELIZABETH MELTON: > Emigration: 1860 > > Child of ANDREW WEBB and ELLEN MELTON is: > i. EDNA GERTRUDE5 WEBB, b. November 25, 1894, Alden, Hardin, IA; d. > September 28, 1986, Centralia, Lewis, WA; m. GEORGE LEONARD MILTON, March > 06, 1911, , Freeborn, MN; b. February 08, 1892, Navajo, Greer, Indian > Territory, OK; d. March 15, 1984, Chehalis, Lewis, WA. > > Notes for EDNA GERTRUDE WEBB: > Died at Centralia General Hospital, Centralia, Lewis, WA > > Notes for GEORGE LEONARD MILTON: > Died at Centralia General Hospital, Centralia, Lewis, WA > > > 9. OMER HAZARD4 WEBB (JOSHUA3, WILLIAM2, WEBB1) was born April 07, 1856 in > Rock Run Township, Stephenson County, Ill. He married MARY CATHERINE > FRONING March 12, 1879 in Freeport, Ill., daughter of ? FRONING and > FRONING?. She was born October 28, 1857 in Freeport, Ill., and died in > Alexandria, Minnesota. > > Children of OMER WEBB and MARY FRONING are: > i. HARRY O. WEBB, m. JOY WEBB?, Albert Lea, Minnesota. > ii. RUTH WEBB, m. JOHN H. ROSS, Unknown. > > > > > > ==== WEBB Mailing List ==== > To change list modes or leave 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 contact list owner <WEBB-admin@rootsweb.com >or post a complaint > To read Webb lines http://www.angelfire.com/or/matney/WebbPlace.html > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

James and Marsha-- I too have a Webb in Illinois. His name was George W. Webb, and he was living in Greene Co., Illinois in 1832 when he married Mary Irwin/Erwin. He also fought in the Black Hawk War. However, he was not in the 1830 Greene Co. Census, so he must have resided elsewhere prior to 1830. Does anyone have a George W. Webb in about 1830. I don't know how old he would have been, but he must have died before 1840, since Mary Irwin Webb married someone else in 1840. Any help with a George W. Webb would be appreciated. Thanks, Becky WEBB Meinzer becmeinzer@aol.com Surnames: WEBB, ERWIN/IRVIN, HEFFELFINGER, WORTHINGTON, WADDELL, WOODARD

Dear List, Can anyone help me in finding a Thomas Butler on the 1880 Franklin county, Indiana census living in Blooming grove or laurel or brookville twp at that time is wife's name was Francis. would like if possible to have a copy of the page or the info located on it, Thank you for your time and help in this matter. Thank you Mike _________________________________________________________________ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx

William, I just printed out your Webb's in Illinois, Iowa, etc. I will take a look at them when I get a chance. May I ask for some clarification before I do that? Do you know where your Webb family was before Illinois? Do you know when they moved to Illinois? Do you know to where in Illinois they moved? I am looking for Webb family related to William Webb who was living in Clay County Illinois when the 1830 census was taken. I hope to get time today to look for him in the 1820 census and perhaps the 1840 census and 1850. I have bought a subscription to Ancestry particularly to take a look. It is just a matter of finding the time to do just that. I think that he may have been in Kentucky in the 1810 census. A quick glance among your chart does not make me think that my William and Nancy Webb are among your people, but it is possible that they moved to Clay County, Illinois because of relatives already living there. I think that they moved after 1811 and before 1830. Hopefully, my census investigation will narrow that time frame down a bit. Thanks for any information that you might provide Anyone else have Webb family members in Clay County, Illinois in the first half of the 1800's? marsha in WV James Milton wrote: > > Here is my current list of all the Webb's I have. Hope this is not too long > and that somebody can make a connection. Jim Milton, Chehalis, WA > >

Here is my current list of all the Webb's I have. Hope this is not too long and that somebody can make a connection. Jim Milton, Chehalis, WA Descendants of Webb Generation No. 1 1. WEBB. He married WEBB?. Children of WEBB and WEBB? are: i. WILLIAM WEBB. ii. THOMAS WEBB. iii. SAMUAL WEBB. iv. JOHN WEBB. v. MOSES WEBB. vi. GEORGE WEBB. vii. JOSHUA WEBB. viii. ISAIH (ISSAC) WEBB. Generation No. 2 2. WILLIAM WEBB (WEBB). He married ELIZABETH ROUP, daughter of MICAL ROUP. Children of WILLIAM WEBB and ELIZABETH ROUP are: i. ELIZABETH WEBB. ii. REBECCA WEBB, b. March 19, 1794.. iii. JOHN WEBB, b. December 25, 1796. iv. MICHALL WEBB, b. August 17, 1799. v. WILLIAM WEBB, b. December 05, 1805. vi. THOMAS PAIN WEBB, b. August 12, 1881. vii. JOSHUA WEBB, b. January 03, 1802. Generation No. 3 3. MICHALL WEBB (WILLIAM2, WEBB1) was born August 17, 1799. He married DIANNA SEELY Unknown in ?, daughter of JACOB SEELY and ELIZABETH EDWARDS. Children of MICHALL WEBB and DIANNA SEELY are: i. KATHRIN WEBB. ii. LOUCINDA WEBB. iii. JOHN WEBB. iv. OLIVER PERRY WEBB, d. Freeport, Ill.. v. IDE? WEBB. vi. HOD? WEBB. 4. JOSHUA WEBB (WILLIAM2, WEBB1)1 was born January 03, 1802. He married MARY ANN SEELY Abt. 1822, daughter of JACOB SEELY and ELIZABETH EDWARDS. Children of JOSHUA WEBB and MARY SEELY are: i. JOHN HARRISON WEBB, b. October 03, 1851, , , IL; d. March 28, 1885. ii. JOSIAH WEBB, b. December 26, 1830. iii. MIRANDA WEBB, b. Abt. 1835. iv. THOMAS SEELY WEBB, b. July 03, 1837. v. SAMUEL MADISON WEBB, b. May 06, 1840, North Grove, Ogle, Illinois. vi. OLIVER (COMMORDORE) WEBB, b. August 06, 1842. vii. ANDREW (ANDRUE) JACKSON WEBB, b. November 27, 1844, , , IL; d. August 27, 1930, Doty, Lewis, WA. viii. ELMIRA WEBB, b. May 29, 1849. ix. OMER HAZARD WEBB, b. April 07, 1856, Rock Run Township, Stephenson County, Ill. Generation No. 4 5. OLIVER PERRY WEBB (MICHALL3, WILLIAM2, WEBB1) died in Freeport, Ill.. He married CLARA WEBB? Unknown in ?. Children of OLIVER WEBB and CLARA WEBB? are: i. FRANK WEBB. ii. JAY WEBB. iii. EDWIN D. WEBB. iv. ? WEBB, m. ELDON G. RAYMAN. 6. JOHN HARRISON WEBB (JOSHUA3, WILLIAM2, WEBB1) was born October 03, 1851 in , , IL, and died March 28, 1885. He married ELLEN ELIZABETH MELTON March 22, 1874, daughter of GEORGE MELTON and ANN BROCKLEBANK. She was born February 07, 1855 in Vassand, Yorkshire, England, and died July 05, 1943 in Chehalis, Lewis, WA. More About ELLEN ELIZABETH MELTON: Emigration: 1860 Children of JOHN WEBB and ELLEN MELTON are: i. BLANCHE MABLE WEBB, b. September 01, 1879, Franklin County, Iowa; d. 1923; m. DELOS E. BAXTER, Old Chapin, , Iowa. ii. IVAN EDMUND WEBB, b. Abt. February 06, 1875, Freeport, Stephan County, Ill.; d. 1945; m. EDITH ISABEL ROOT, Mason City, , Iowa. iii. EDWARD WEBB, b. September 28, 1881; d. January 18, 1882. iv. GRACE NANCY WEBB, b. May 21, 1883, Buttler County, Iowa; d. August 18, 1982, Eldora, , Iowa; m. LEO JOHN MONTGOMERY, December 20, 1905, Chapin, , Iowa; b. June 07, 1883, Iowa Falls, , Iowa; d. March 23, 1962, Eldora, , Iowa. More About GRACE NANCY WEBB: Burial: August 21, 1982, Eldora cemetery, Eldora, , Iowa More About LEO JOHN MONTGOMERY: Burial: March 26, 1962, Eldora cemetery, Eldora, , Iowa v. IVAN H. WEBB, b. Abt. 1875, , , Illinois. vi. LEONARD HARRISON WEBB, b. September 21, 1877, Ridott, Stephan County, Illinois; d. November 21, 1970, Doty, Lewis, WA; m. ALTA MAY COLLINS, Owen, , IA; b. April 14, 1876; d. October 01, 1969. More About LEONARD HARRISON WEBB: Burial: November 24, 1970, Sunset Memorial Gardens, Chehalis, Lewis, WA More About ALTA MAY COLLINS: Burial: October 04, 1969, Sunset Memorial Gardens, Chehalis, Lewis, WA 7. SAMUEL MADISON4 WEBB (JOSHUA3, WILLIAM2, WEBB1) was born May 06, 1840 in North Grove, Ogle, Illinois. He married DIANA WARDLOW 1862. Children of SAMUEL WEBB and DIANA WARDLOW are: i. JENNIE5 WEBB, m. ? MCCONNELL. ii. GEORGE WEBB. iii. JAMES WEBB. iv. DOROTHY WEBB. 8. ANDREW (ANDRUE) JACKSON4 WEBB (JOSHUA3, WILLIAM2, WEBB1) was born November 27, 1844 in , , IL, and died August 27, 1930 in Doty, Lewis, WA. He married ELLEN ELIZABETH MELTON September 11, 1894 in , , IA, daughter of GEORGE MELTON and ANN BROCKLEBANK. She was born February 07, 1855 in Vassand, Yorkshire, England, and died July 05, 1943 in Chehalis, Lewis, WA. More About ELLEN ELIZABETH MELTON: Emigration: 1860 Child of ANDREW WEBB and ELLEN MELTON is: i. EDNA GERTRUDE5 WEBB, b. November 25, 1894, Alden, Hardin, IA; d. September 28, 1986, Centralia, Lewis, WA; m. GEORGE LEONARD MILTON, March 06, 1911, , Freeborn, MN; b. February 08, 1892, Navajo, Greer, Indian Territory, OK; d. March 15, 1984, Chehalis, Lewis, WA. Notes for EDNA GERTRUDE WEBB: Died at Centralia General Hospital, Centralia, Lewis, WA Notes for GEORGE LEONARD MILTON: Died at Centralia General Hospital, Centralia, Lewis, WA 9. OMER HAZARD4 WEBB (JOSHUA3, WILLIAM2, WEBB1) was born April 07, 1856 in Rock Run Township, Stephenson County, Ill. He married MARY CATHERINE FRONING March 12, 1879 in Freeport, Ill., daughter of ? FRONING and FRONING?. She was born October 28, 1857 in Freeport, Ill., and died in Alexandria, Minnesota. Children of OMER WEBB and MARY FRONING are: i. HARRY O. WEBB, m. JOY WEBB?, Albert Lea, Minnesota. ii. RUTH WEBB, m. JOHN H. ROSS, Unknown.

One place you can try http://www.choctaw.org/ Dan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Claudia Williams" <cjwbama@webtv.net> To: <WEBB-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 1:19 PM Subject: Re: [WEBB] Webb Site > Dan, Can you help someone who is trying to gain access to info on an > Indian ancestor his grandmother, Choctaw, who is not a Webb. > > He has some papers but is not sure exactly how to go about official > documentaion. > > C.J. Williams > >

Here is my line up of my Webb's. All scattered about.... 1. John Webb - b. VA. 2. Pleasant Webb - b. VA 3. Benjamin Webb - b. VA ends in GA marries Nancy Goss (i think this is why the G is in Benjamins name) Back then they used to do it like this Benjamin Goss-Webb. I find him on the Wilkes County Land Grants if this is same person as Benjamin Goss and not Webb. Pleasant Webb (I have that backwards - Nancy Goss is Benjamins Mothers name. Anyway, I guess you get the picture =) Paige Roberts ----- Original Message ----- From: "emily p roberts" <emily.roberts@att.net> To: <WEBB-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 12, 2002 9:20 PM Subject: Re: [WEBB] MY Webb ancestors - MA 1710?, ME 1730, ... > Anyone have any Georgia Webb's (Benjamin G. Webb Line) > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Amelia" <amelia@olypen.com> > To: <WEBB-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2002 10:36 PM > Subject: Re: [WEBB] MY Webb ancestors - MA 1710?, ME 1730, ... > > > > > > >Dan M wrote: > > > > May be we can have a new twist for a while > > > > Rather that doing genealogy, how about genealogical stories about ( > > > your own) family traditions , the people; who they were , what they did, > > > what were they noted for in History and who were the Pioneers that > > > traveled from where to where. > > > > Hehehehe... I don't know about this... aren't WEBBs a bunch of > > story-tellers?? <wink> > > Well, Ian already gave a nice thumbnail sketch of his line of the > > family. Let me see if I can do my branch the same justice... > > > > 1. Samuel WEBB (c1665/70-1708) Started off in England (London area?), > was > > a slave trader to Africa and back. "In the service under the reign of > > Queen Anne, lost at sea 1708," according to Gen. Fam. Hist. ME; according > > to family accounts, he and a brother (name??) were the only two members of > > the family to survive the London Plague of 1666. He is said to have > > finally died after being poisoned by an African tribal chief. His > > great-grandson, Seth Webb, wrote quite an account of this. He married > > Margaret ____. Had 3 (maybe 5?) children. > > > > 2. Samuel Adams WEBB (1696-1785) b. in Redrift, Rotherhithe, London, > > England. Orphaned, apprenticed to a blacksmith (father of 1st > > wife--McIntyre); ran away to America in 1713; ar. Tiverton, RI; rem. > > Weymouth, Windham, Deer Isle. He was a young boy and present on the ship > > when his father died. He and 7 others were charged with getting the large > > ship back to England from Africa. Occupation: blacksmith, > > schoolmaster. Lived in Windham, NH, and Gorham, ME. d. 15 Feb 1785 Deer > > Isle, ME. 1m. Mary McINTYRE 1713/8; 2m. Susanna RANDALL 1721 Hingham, MA; > > 3m. Bethiah FARROW 1726 Weymouth, Norfolk, MA. He had 3 children with his > > 2nd wife; 12 children with his 3rd wife. > > > > 3. John WEBB (1730-1766) b. in Maine. (Maybe b. 1731 Tiverton, RI; d. > > 1827 Westbrook, ME.) res. Falmouth (now Westbrook), lived at Pride's > > Bridge; soldier at Windham in 1747. Occupation: tailor. He married > > Elizabeth LARRABEE in 1753. He had 7 (maybe 9?) children. > > > > 4. John WEBB, Jr. (1754-1846) b. Westbrook, Cumberland Co., > > ME. d. Westbrook, ME. m. Sarah LEIGHTON in 1777. They had 10 > > children. I don't have very much information on him. > > > > 5. Seth WEBB (1783/6-1858) b. Fayette, Kennebec Co., ME. r. Westbrook, > > Lowell, Springfield, and Prentiss, ME. He married Mary BUZZELL. They had > > 2 children. > > > > 6. Samuel Dr. Brackett WEBB (1816-1895) b. Westbrook, Cumberland Co., > > ME. Middle name of "Dr. Brackett" is to have been after the doctor that > > delivered him. Occupation: Farmer. d. Prentiss, Penobscot Co., ME. He > > married Maria E. JUDKINS in 1846 at Prentiss, Penobscot Co., ME. They had > > 11 children. > > > > 7. Norman Alexander WEBB (1852-1919) b. Prentiss, Penobscot Co., ME. d. > > Portland, Multnomah Co., OR. 1m. Mabel R. DAGETT in 1872 at Penobscot > Co., > > ME (listed as a "Civil" marriage; no specific date recorded). Mabel and > > 3(?) children were to have died in ME from tuberculosis. The Dr. advised > > him to get out and live in the open for his health. Dr. said he would not > > live unless he did. With his gun and bedroll, he took off and walked all > > the way from Prentiss, ME to Carson City, NV in perfect health. He had > his > > sister Mary come to Carson City when she lost her husband. She died there > > shortly after. Norman left Carson City and travelled up into Idaho where > > "Gold" had been found in Silver City, Idaho City, and other places. He > > travelled these busy places with a buckboard, called a "Yankee Notions > > Wagon", selling about everything folks might want. He had a lot of > > glamorous experiences as well as dangerous ones. He was working the area > > between Silver City, ID and Boise when Silver City was at its peak, a > > population of approximately 10,000 people. He owned a house in Silver > City > > (although the land belonged to the mining companies), which was later > > handed down through the family. He also lived in Chestnut Valley (near > his > > brother Nathaniel). 2m. Gertrude Angelica HATHAWAY on 4 Nov 1872 in > > Bozeman, Gallatin Co., MT. Norman & Gertrude had 2 sons. He and his > > brothers homesteaded an area in Western Montana near the town of Cascade, > > known as the "Bird Tail". Today, the ranch is still owned by family, and > > each field is named after a different sibling (Norman, Nathaniel, Samuel, > > etc.). > > > > 8. Samuel Alexander WEBB (1889-1965) b. St. Peters, Cascade Co., MT. d. > > Boise, Ada Co., ID. His parents sent both he and his brother "back East" > > to business school (and supposedly to find Caucasian wives). He and his > > brother met and married 2 sisters. They even had a double wedding. They > > then brought their new wives back to Montana. He owned and operated > Webb's > > Commisary/Webb's Market, produced and sold whiskey (or gin?) during > > Prohibition, owned and operated a fox farm (bef 1930), etc. He has been > > described as a "born tease". This did not mesh well with his wife's > > (Mary's) stern demeanor. He enjoyed the occasional cigar, and today would > > probably be termed a "binge drinker". He had many Swiss fishing friends > in > > Boise Valley, and enjoyed their culture. 1m. Mary Maria SHUTTS in 1912 at > > Camden (or Felton?), Kent Co., DE. Divorced. 2m. Agnes Schweiser SAUER > > c1928?. Divorced. 3m. [remarried] Mary Maria SHUTTS WEBB. Sam & Mary > had > > 3 children; Sam and Agnes had 1 daughter. Sam actually owned a couple of > > different stores over the years, both in Montana and Idaho -- a couple of > > which were lost in fires. The last one, Webb's Commissary (later "Webb's > > Market"; now "McFadden's"), is still run by his younger daughter in > > Meridian (outside of Boise). At one time, he owned that entire city > block, > > and rented out the space (for the bank, the saddle shop, etc.). > Evidently, > > before Sam divorced Mary and "ran off" with Agnes (who was only about 18 > at > > the time; meanwhile, his elder daughter was about 15), Sam offered to Mary > > that they go back up to the family ranch in Montana and start over > > again. Mary said "no." Story has it that she wouldn't let him divorce > > her, either. He finally threatened to go so far as to go to Mexico to get > > the divorce. Agnes is said to have "driven Sam to drink" and "took him > for > > all he was worth" (no one is bitter here, right??). Sam and Agnes > divorced > > and Sam came back to Mary. She agreed to take him back, but with the > > condition that she was going to make him miserable for the rest of his > > life. He agreed to those terms. He continued to send financial help for > > his daughter with Agnes, and she (his daughter) completed medical school, > > and became a doctor. > > > > MY GRANDMOTHER: > > 9. Gertrude Amelia WEBB (1913-) b. Meridian, Ada Co., ID. m. Edward > > Walton PEER 1936 Boise, Ada Co., ID. They had 2 children. She was a > > School Teacher for 40+ years, and had graduated from the Albion Normal > > School, Albion, ID in the early 1930s. She has held many other positions > > between school years, after "retirement", etc. She was the Deputy Auditor > > at Owyhee Co. Courthouse 1943-48(?). She helped her father sell alcohol > in > > Boise Valley during Prohibition. She is supposed to have met her future > > husband, Ed, while selling alcohol outside a dance. The police drove up > as > > Ed was just arriving at the dance. Gertrude gave him a bottle and told > him > > to leave. Turns out, he was the grandson of the Justice of the > > Peace!! She says she still never found out what he did with that > > bottle. As a school teacher, she taught in many country schools in > > Idaho. Some schools were so remote that part of her contract included > > importing one or two children to the school to keep the minimum enrollment > > requirements. She would "borrow" a kid from a family for a school year at > > a time. Many times, that one year of schooling would be all that child > > would have been afforded. Those country schools would sometimes have all > > the grades together in one classroom. She and Ed saved up and bought 80 > > acres in Owyhee Co., Idaho. In Owyhee Co., Ed would catch wild mustangs > > and train them for the US Cavalry. They later moved to Orofino, > Clearwater > > Co., ID where she taught school for a number of years, until her > > retirement. There, Ed was a log truck driver, etc. Since then she has > > been an Information Guide at State parks, processed heat assistance > > applications for low-income families, etc. Still hanging on the wall in > > her living room is a scenic picture that she painted herself of the Bird > > Tail Rock on the family ranch in Montana. She plays the piano, loves to > > sing, and plays a mean game of pinochle. She gave up the fight against > the > > raccoons to save her chickens -- she now has grapes growing in what used > to > > be the chickens' pen, and she now feeds the raccoons dry dog food. She > > still has to chase the deer away from eating her laundry off the clothes > > line outside. :) > > > > Well, I know I ended up leaving out a LOT of information, but there's only > > so much you want to hear, right?? Thanks for listening to me ramble. > > > > Take care! > > -- Amelia > > Searching: Andrews, Annable, Antebus / Antrobus, Apuke / Pooke, Arnold, > > Ayers, Baldwin, Batchelder, Bates, Beamond / Beaumond, Becker, Bond, > > Boreman, Bowes, Bradford, Bruch, Bull, Burger, Burnham, Buzzell, Carter, > > Champney, Chesley, Clements, Cooke, Corbman, Cox, Cromwell, Dearborn, > > Derell, Diamond, Dormer, Downham, Du, Duxford, Eames, Eastow, Farmington / > > Fremingham, Farrow, Felt, Firmin, Fiske, Flagg, Flanders, Furbish, > Gershom, > > Gould, Grante, Green, Grey, Gunnison, Hall, Hankin/s, Haring, Harnish, > > Hathaway, Hilliard, Hilton, Hobbs, Holbrook/e, Hooftman, Hunt, Huntress, > > Hussey, Huyett / Hujet, Ingersol, James, Jennings, Judkins, Katherine, > > Keller, Kendall, Kinge, Knighton, Knode, Knopp / Knapp, Knowlton, Langley, > > Larrabee, Lawrence, LeClerc, Leete, Leffingwell, Leighton, Lovering, Low, > > Lunt, Marrian, Marston, Maynard, Mercer / LeMercier, Moulton, Murfyn, > > Neumann, Nute / Knott, Nutter, Offing, Ower, Page, Parkhurst, Perriman, > > Philbrick, Philbrook, Pierce, Pigot, Pitts, Potter, Powys, Pray, Pride, > > Reade, Rementer, Richardson, Roberts, Rupp / Rub, Sanborn, Shutts, Silsby, > > Silverside, Smith, Taylor, Templeton, Thomas, Thompson, Todd, Tuck, > Tuttle, > > Valliance, Ward, Warren, Webb, Weeks, Welles, Wilkinson, Williams, Wilson, > > Wood, Wright, Wurtz, etc. > > > > > > ==== WEBB Mailing List ==== > > To change list modes or leave > 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 contact list owner <WEBB-admin@rootsweb.com >or post a complaint > > To read Webb lines http://www.angelfire.com/or/matney/WebbPlace.html > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, > go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > > ==== WEBB Mailing List ==== > To change list modes or leave 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 contact list owner <WEBB-admin@rootsweb.com >or post a complaint > To read Webb lines http://www.angelfire.com/or/matney/WebbPlace.html > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Dan, Can you help someone who is trying to gain access to info on an Indian ancestor his grandmother, Choctaw, who is not a Webb. He has some papers but is not sure exactly how to go about official documentaion. C.J. Williams

Emily, I am desc from Benjamin I. Webb in Georgia via his son Cullen Webb in Washington & Dooley Counties. I do not know where Benjamin G. Webb fits in, though. Best regards, John Sullivan Austin, Texas -----Original Message----- From: emily p roberts [mailto:emily.roberts@att.net] Sent: Tuesday, March 12, 2002 11:20 PM To: WEBB-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [WEBB] MY Webb ancestors - MA 1710?, ME 1730, ... Anyone have any Georgia Webb's (Benjamin G. Webb Line) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Amelia" <amelia@olypen.com> To: <WEBB-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2002 10:36 PM Subject: Re: [WEBB] MY Webb ancestors - MA 1710?, ME 1730, ... > > >Dan M wrote: > > > May be we can have a new twist for a while > > > Rather that doing genealogy, how about genealogical stories about ( > > your own) family traditions , the people; who they were , what they did, > > what were they noted for in History and who were the Pioneers that > > traveled from where to where. > > Hehehehe... I don't know about this... aren't WEBBs a bunch of > story-tellers?? <wink> > Well, Ian already gave a nice thumbnail sketch of his line of the > family. Let me see if I can do my branch the same justice... > > 1. Samuel WEBB (c1665/70-1708) Started off in England (London area?), was > a slave trader to Africa and back. "In the service under the reign of > Queen Anne, lost at sea 1708," according to Gen. Fam. Hist. ME; according > to family accounts, he and a brother (name??) were the only two members of > the family to survive the London Plague of 1666. He is said to have > finally died after being poisoned by an African tribal chief. His > great-grandson, Seth Webb, wrote quite an account of this. He married > Margaret ____. Had 3 (maybe 5?) children. > > 2. Samuel Adams WEBB (1696-1785) b. in Redrift, Rotherhithe, London, > England. Orphaned, apprenticed to a blacksmith (father of 1st > wife--McIntyre); ran away to America in 1713; ar. Tiverton, RI; rem. > Weymouth, Windham, Deer Isle. He was a young boy and present on the ship > when his father died. He and 7 others were charged with getting the large > ship back to England from Africa. Occupation: blacksmith, > schoolmaster. Lived in Windham, NH, and Gorham, ME. d. 15 Feb 1785 Deer > Isle, ME. 1m. Mary McINTYRE 1713/8; 2m. Susanna RANDALL 1721 Hingham, MA; > 3m. Bethiah FARROW 1726 Weymouth, Norfolk, MA. He had 3 children with his > 2nd wife; 12 children with his 3rd wife. > > 3. John WEBB (1730-1766) b. in Maine. (Maybe b. 1731 Tiverton, RI; d. > 1827 Westbrook, ME.) res. Falmouth (now Westbrook), lived at Pride's > Bridge; soldier at Windham in 1747. Occupation: tailor. He married > Elizabeth LARRABEE in 1753. He had 7 (maybe 9?) children. > > 4. John WEBB, Jr. (1754-1846) b. Westbrook, Cumberland Co., > ME. d. Westbrook, ME. m. Sarah LEIGHTON in 1777. They had 10 > children. I don't have very much information on him. > > 5. Seth WEBB (1783/6-1858) b. Fayette, Kennebec Co., ME. r. Westbrook, > Lowell, Springfield, and Prentiss, ME. He married Mary BUZZELL. They had > 2 children. > > 6. Samuel Dr. Brackett WEBB (1816-1895) b. Westbrook, Cumberland Co., > ME. Middle name of "Dr. Brackett" is to have been after the doctor that > delivered him. Occupation: Farmer. d. Prentiss, Penobscot Co., ME. He > married Maria E. JUDKINS in 1846 at Prentiss, Penobscot Co., ME. They had > 11 children. > > 7. Norman Alexander WEBB (1852-1919) b. Prentiss, Penobscot Co., ME. d. > Portland, Multnomah Co., OR. 1m. Mabel R. DAGETT in 1872 at Penobscot Co., > ME (listed as a "Civil" marriage; no specific date recorded). Mabel and > 3(?) children were to have died in ME from tuberculosis. The Dr. advised > him to get out and live in the open for his health. Dr. said he would not > live unless he did. With his gun and bedroll, he took off and walked all > the way from Prentiss, ME to Carson City, NV in perfect health. He had his > sister Mary come to Carson City when she lost her husband. She died there > shortly after. Norman left Carson City and travelled up into Idaho where > "Gold" had been found in Silver City, Idaho City, and other places. He > travelled these busy places with a buckboard, called a "Yankee Notions > Wagon", selling about everything folks might want. He had a lot of > glamorous experiences as well as dangerous ones. He was working the area > between Silver City, ID and Boise when Silver City was at its peak, a > population of approximately 10,000 people. He owned a house in Silver City > (although the land belonged to the mining companies), which was later > handed down through the family. He also lived in Chestnut Valley (near his > brother Nathaniel). 2m. Gertrude Angelica HATHAWAY on 4 Nov 1872 in > Bozeman, Gallatin Co., MT. Norman & Gertrude had 2 sons. He and his > brothers homesteaded an area in Western Montana near the town of Cascade, > known as the "Bird Tail". Today, the ranch is still owned by family, and > each field is named after a different sibling (Norman, Nathaniel, Samuel, > etc.). > > 8. Samuel Alexander WEBB (1889-1965) b. St. Peters, Cascade Co., MT. d. > Boise, Ada Co., ID. His parents sent both he and his brother "back East" > to business school (and supposedly to find Caucasian wives). He and his > brother met and married 2 sisters. They even had a double wedding. They > then brought their new wives back to Montana. He owned and operated Webb's > Commisary/Webb's Market, produced and sold whiskey (or gin?) during > Prohibition, owned and operated a fox farm (bef 1930), etc. He has been > described as a "born tease". This did not mesh well with his wife's > (Mary's) stern demeanor. He enjoyed the occasional cigar, and today would > probably be termed a "binge drinker". He had many Swiss fishing friends in > Boise Valley, and enjoyed their culture. 1m. Mary Maria SHUTTS in 1912 at > Camden (or Felton?), Kent Co., DE. Divorced. 2m. Agnes Schweiser SAUER > c1928?. Divorced. 3m. [remarried] Mary Maria SHUTTS WEBB. Sam & Mary had > 3 children; Sam and Agnes had 1 daughter. Sam actually owned a couple of > different stores over the years, both in Montana and Idaho -- a couple of > which were lost in fires. The last one, Webb's Commissary (later "Webb's > Market"; now "McFadden's"), is still run by his younger daughter in > Meridian (outside of Boise). At one time, he owned that entire city block, > and rented out the space (for the bank, the saddle shop, etc.). Evidently, > before Sam divorced Mary and "ran off" with Agnes (who was only about 18 at > the time; meanwhile, his elder daughter was about 15), Sam offered to Mary > that they go back up to the family ranch in Montana and start over > again. Mary said "no." Story has it that she wouldn't let him divorce > her, either. He finally threatened to go so far as to go to Mexico to get > the divorce. Agnes is said to have "driven Sam to drink" and "took him for > all he was worth" (no one is bitter here, right??). Sam and Agnes divorced > and Sam came back to Mary. She agreed to take him back, but with the > condition that she was going to make him miserable for the rest of his > life. He agreed to those terms. He continued to send financial help for > his daughter with Agnes, and she (his daughter) completed medical school, > and became a doctor. > > MY GRANDMOTHER: > 9. Gertrude Amelia WEBB (1913-) b. Meridian, Ada Co., ID. m. Edward > Walton PEER 1936 Boise, Ada Co., ID. They had 2 children. She was a > School Teacher for 40+ years, and had graduated from the Albion Normal > School, Albion, ID in the early 1930s. She has held many other positions > between school years, after "retirement", etc. She was the Deputy Auditor > at Owyhee Co. Courthouse 1943-48(?). She helped her father sell alcohol in > Boise Valley during Prohibition. She is supposed to have met her future > husband, Ed, while selling alcohol outside a dance. The police drove up as > Ed was just arriving at the dance. Gertrude gave him a bottle and told him > to leave. Turns out, he was the grandson of the Justice of the > Peace!! She says she still never found out what he did with that > bottle. As a school teacher, she taught in many country schools in > Idaho. Some schools were so remote that part of her contract included > importing one or two children to the school to keep the minimum enrollment > requirements. She would "borrow" a kid from a family for a school year at > a time. Many times, that one year of schooling would be all that child > would have been afforded. Those country schools would sometimes have all > the grades together in one classroom. She and Ed saved up and bought 80 > acres in Owyhee Co., Idaho. In Owyhee Co., Ed would catch wild mustangs > and train them for the US Cavalry. They later moved to Orofino, Clearwater > Co., ID where she taught school for a number of years, until her > retirement. There, Ed was a log truck driver, etc. Since then she has > been an Information Guide at State parks, processed heat assistance > applications for low-income families, etc. Still hanging on the wall in > her living room is a scenic picture that she painted herself of the Bird > Tail Rock on the family ranch in Montana. She plays the piano, loves to > sing, and plays a mean game of pinochle. She gave up the fight against the > raccoons to save her chickens -- she now has grapes growing in what used to > be the chickens' pen, and she now feeds the raccoons dry dog food. She > still has to chase the deer away from eating her laundry off the clothes > line outside. :) > > Well, I know I ended up leaving out a LOT of information, but there's only > so much you want to hear, right?? Thanks for listening to me ramble. > > Take care! > -- Amelia > Searching: Andrews, Annable, Antebus / Antrobus, Apuke / Pooke, Arnold, > Ayers, Baldwin, Batchelder, Bates, Beamond / Beaumond, Becker, Bond, > Boreman, Bowes, Bradford, Bruch, Bull, Burger, Burnham, Buzzell, Carter, > Champney, Chesley, Clements, Cooke, Corbman, Cox, Cromwell, Dearborn, > Derell, Diamond, Dormer, Downham, Du, Duxford, Eames, Eastow, Farmington / > Fremingham, Farrow, Felt, Firmin, Fiske, Flagg, Flanders, Furbish, Gershom, > Gould, Grante, Green, Grey, Gunnison, Hall, Hankin/s, Haring, Harnish, > Hathaway, Hilliard, Hilton, Hobbs, Holbrook/e, Hooftman, Hunt, Huntress, > Hussey, Huyett / Hujet, Ingersol, James, Jennings, Judkins, Katherine, > Keller, Kendall, Kinge, Knighton, Knode, Knopp / Knapp, Knowlton, Langley, > Larrabee, Lawrence, LeClerc, Leete, Leffingwell, Leighton, Lovering, Low, > Lunt, Marrian, Marston, Maynard, Mercer / LeMercier, Moulton, Murfyn, > Neumann, Nute / Knott, Nutter, Offing, Ower, Page, Parkhurst, Perriman, > Philbrick, Philbrook, Pierce, Pigot, Pitts, Potter, Powys, Pray, Pride, > Reade, Rementer, Richardson, Roberts, Rupp / Rub, Sanborn, Shutts, Silsby, > Silverside, Smith, Taylor, Templeton, Thomas, Thompson, Todd, Tuck, Tuttle, > Valliance, Ward, Warren, Webb, Weeks, Welles, Wilkinson, Williams, Wilson, > Wood, Wright, Wurtz, etc. > > > ==== WEBB Mailing List ==== > To change list modes or leave 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 contact list owner <WEBB-admin@rootsweb.com >or post a complaint > To read Webb lines http://www.angelfire.com/or/matney/WebbPlace.html > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Anyone have any Georgia Webb's (Benjamin G. Webb Line) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Amelia" <amelia@olypen.com> To: <WEBB-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2002 10:36 PM Subject: Re: [WEBB] MY Webb ancestors - MA 1710?, ME 1730, ... > > >Dan M wrote: > > > May be we can have a new twist for a while > > > Rather that doing genealogy, how about genealogical stories about ( > > your own) family traditions , the people; who they were , what they did, > > what were they noted for in History and who were the Pioneers that > > traveled from where to where. > > Hehehehe... I don't know about this... aren't WEBBs a bunch of > story-tellers?? <wink> > Well, Ian already gave a nice thumbnail sketch of his line of the > family. Let me see if I can do my branch the same justice... > > 1. Samuel WEBB (c1665/70-1708) Started off in England (London area?), was > a slave trader to Africa and back. "In the service under the reign of > Queen Anne, lost at sea 1708," according to Gen. Fam. Hist. ME; according > to family accounts, he and a brother (name??) were the only two members of > the family to survive the London Plague of 1666. He is said to have > finally died after being poisoned by an African tribal chief. His > great-grandson, Seth Webb, wrote quite an account of this. He married > Margaret ____. Had 3 (maybe 5?) children. > > 2. Samuel Adams WEBB (1696-1785) b. in Redrift, Rotherhithe, London, > England. Orphaned, apprenticed to a blacksmith (father of 1st > wife--McIntyre); ran away to America in 1713; ar. Tiverton, RI; rem. > Weymouth, Windham, Deer Isle. He was a young boy and present on the ship > when his father died. He and 7 others were charged with getting the large > ship back to England from Africa. Occupation: blacksmith, > schoolmaster. Lived in Windham, NH, and Gorham, ME. d. 15 Feb 1785 Deer > Isle, ME. 1m. Mary McINTYRE 1713/8; 2m. Susanna RANDALL 1721 Hingham, MA; > 3m. Bethiah FARROW 1726 Weymouth, Norfolk, MA. He had 3 children with his > 2nd wife; 12 children with his 3rd wife. > > 3. John WEBB (1730-1766) b. in Maine. (Maybe b. 1731 Tiverton, RI; d. > 1827 Westbrook, ME.) res. Falmouth (now Westbrook), lived at Pride's > Bridge; soldier at Windham in 1747. Occupation: tailor. He married > Elizabeth LARRABEE in 1753. He had 7 (maybe 9?) children. > > 4. John WEBB, Jr. (1754-1846) b. Westbrook, Cumberland Co., > ME. d. Westbrook, ME. m. Sarah LEIGHTON in 1777. They had 10 > children. I don't have very much information on him. > > 5. Seth WEBB (1783/6-1858) b. Fayette, Kennebec Co., ME. r. Westbrook, > Lowell, Springfield, and Prentiss, ME. He married Mary BUZZELL. They had > 2 children. > > 6. Samuel Dr. Brackett WEBB (1816-1895) b. Westbrook, Cumberland Co., > ME. Middle name of "Dr. Brackett" is to have been after the doctor that > delivered him. Occupation: Farmer. d. Prentiss, Penobscot Co., ME. He > married Maria E. JUDKINS in 1846 at Prentiss, Penobscot Co., ME. They had > 11 children. > > 7. Norman Alexander WEBB (1852-1919) b. Prentiss, Penobscot Co., ME. d. > Portland, Multnomah Co., OR. 1m. Mabel R. DAGETT in 1872 at Penobscot Co., > ME (listed as a "Civil" marriage; no specific date recorded). Mabel and > 3(?) children were to have died in ME from tuberculosis. The Dr. advised > him to get out and live in the open for his health. Dr. said he would not > live unless he did. With his gun and bedroll, he took off and walked all > the way from Prentiss, ME to Carson City, NV in perfect health. He had his > sister Mary come to Carson City when she lost her husband. She died there > shortly after. Norman left Carson City and travelled up into Idaho where > "Gold" had been found in Silver City, Idaho City, and other places. He > travelled these busy places with a buckboard, called a "Yankee Notions > Wagon", selling about everything folks might want. He had a lot of > glamorous experiences as well as dangerous ones. He was working the area > between Silver City, ID and Boise when Silver City was at its peak, a > population of approximately 10,000 people. He owned a house in Silver City > (although the land belonged to the mining companies), which was later > handed down through the family. He also lived in Chestnut Valley (near his > brother Nathaniel). 2m. Gertrude Angelica HATHAWAY on 4 Nov 1872 in > Bozeman, Gallatin Co., MT. Norman & Gertrude had 2 sons. He and his > brothers homesteaded an area in Western Montana near the town of Cascade, > known as the "Bird Tail". Today, the ranch is still owned by family, and > each field is named after a different sibling (Norman, Nathaniel, Samuel, > etc.). > > 8. Samuel Alexander WEBB (1889-1965) b. St. Peters, Cascade Co., MT. d. > Boise, Ada Co., ID. His parents sent both he and his brother "back East" > to business school (and supposedly to find Caucasian wives). He and his > brother met and married 2 sisters. They even had a double wedding. They > then brought their new wives back to Montana. He owned and operated Webb's > Commisary/Webb's Market, produced and sold whiskey (or gin?) during > Prohibition, owned and operated a fox farm (bef 1930), etc. He has been > described as a "born tease". This did not mesh well with his wife's > (Mary's) stern demeanor. He enjoyed the occasional cigar, and today would > probably be termed a "binge drinker". He had many Swiss fishing friends in > Boise Valley, and enjoyed their culture. 1m. Mary Maria SHUTTS in 1912 at > Camden (or Felton?), Kent Co., DE. Divorced. 2m. Agnes Schweiser SAUER > c1928?. Divorced. 3m. [remarried] Mary Maria SHUTTS WEBB. Sam & Mary had > 3 children; Sam and Agnes had 1 daughter. Sam actually owned a couple of > different stores over the years, both in Montana and Idaho -- a couple of > which were lost in fires. The last one, Webb's Commissary (later "Webb's > Market"; now "McFadden's"), is still run by his younger daughter in > Meridian (outside of Boise). At one time, he owned that entire city block, > and rented out the space (for the bank, the saddle shop, etc.). Evidently, > before Sam divorced Mary and "ran off" with Agnes (who was only about 18 at > the time; meanwhile, his elder daughter was about 15), Sam offered to Mary > that they go back up to the family ranch in Montana and start over > again. Mary said "no." Story has it that she wouldn't let him divorce > her, either. He finally threatened to go so far as to go to Mexico to get > the divorce. Agnes is said to have "driven Sam to drink" and "took him for > all he was worth" (no one is bitter here, right??). Sam and Agnes divorced > and Sam came back to Mary. She agreed to take him back, but with the > condition that she was going to make him miserable for the rest of his > life. He agreed to those terms. He continued to send financial help for > his daughter with Agnes, and she (his daughter) completed medical school, > and became a doctor. > > MY GRANDMOTHER: > 9. Gertrude Amelia WEBB (1913-) b. Meridian, Ada Co., ID. m. Edward > Walton PEER 1936 Boise, Ada Co., ID. They had 2 children. She was a > School Teacher for 40+ years, and had graduated from the Albion Normal > School, Albion, ID in the early 1930s. She has held many other positions > between school years, after "retirement", etc. She was the Deputy Auditor > at Owyhee Co. Courthouse 1943-48(?). She helped her father sell alcohol in > Boise Valley during Prohibition. She is supposed to have met her future > husband, Ed, while selling alcohol outside a dance. The police drove up as > Ed was just arriving at the dance. Gertrude gave him a bottle and told him > to leave. Turns out, he was the grandson of the Justice of the > Peace!! She says she still never found out what he did with that > bottle. As a school teacher, she taught in many country schools in > Idaho. Some schools were so remote that part of her contract included > importing one or two children to the school to keep the minimum enrollment > requirements. She would "borrow" a kid from a family for a school year at > a time. Many times, that one year of schooling would be all that child > would have been afforded. Those country schools would sometimes have all > the grades together in one classroom. She and Ed saved up and bought 80 > acres in Owyhee Co., Idaho. In Owyhee Co., Ed would catch wild mustangs > and train them for the US Cavalry. They later moved to Orofino, Clearwater > Co., ID where she taught school for a number of years, until her > retirement. There, Ed was a log truck driver, etc. Since then she has > been an Information Guide at State parks, processed heat assistance > applications for low-income families, etc. Still hanging on the wall in > her living room is a scenic picture that she painted herself of the Bird > Tail Rock on the family ranch in Montana. She plays the piano, loves to > sing, and plays a mean game of pinochle. She gave up the fight against the > raccoons to save her chickens -- she now has grapes growing in what used to > be the chickens' pen, and she now feeds the raccoons dry dog food. She > still has to chase the deer away from eating her laundry off the clothes > line outside. :) > > Well, I know I ended up leaving out a LOT of information, but there's only > so much you want to hear, right?? Thanks for listening to me ramble. > > Take care! > -- Amelia > Searching: Andrews, Annable, Antebus / Antrobus, Apuke / Pooke, Arnold, > Ayers, Baldwin, Batchelder, Bates, Beamond / Beaumond, Becker, Bond, > Boreman, Bowes, Bradford, Bruch, Bull, Burger, Burnham, Buzzell, Carter, > Champney, Chesley, Clements, Cooke, Corbman, Cox, Cromwell, Dearborn, > Derell, Diamond, Dormer, Downham, Du, Duxford, Eames, Eastow, Farmington / > Fremingham, Farrow, Felt, Firmin, Fiske, Flagg, Flanders, Furbish, Gershom, > Gould, Grante, Green, Grey, Gunnison, Hall, Hankin/s, Haring, Harnish, > Hathaway, Hilliard, Hilton, Hobbs, Holbrook/e, Hooftman, Hunt, Huntress, > Hussey, Huyett / Hujet, Ingersol, James, Jennings, Judkins, Katherine, > Keller, Kendall, Kinge, Knighton, Knode, Knopp / Knapp, Knowlton, Langley, > Larrabee, Lawrence, LeClerc, Leete, Leffingwell, Leighton, Lovering, Low, > Lunt, Marrian, Marston, Maynard, Mercer / LeMercier, Moulton, Murfyn, > Neumann, Nute / Knott, Nutter, Offing, Ower, Page, Parkhurst, Perriman, > Philbrick, Philbrook, Pierce, Pigot, Pitts, Potter, Powys, Pray, Pride, > Reade, Rementer, Richardson, Roberts, Rupp / Rub, Sanborn, Shutts, Silsby, > Silverside, Smith, Taylor, Templeton, Thomas, Thompson, Todd, Tuck, Tuttle, > Valliance, Ward, Warren, Webb, Weeks, Welles, Wilkinson, Williams, Wilson, > Wood, Wright, Wurtz, etc. > > > ==== WEBB Mailing List ==== > To change list modes or leave 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 contact list owner <WEBB-admin@rootsweb.com >or post a complaint > To read Webb lines http://www.angelfire.com/or/matney/WebbPlace.html > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

A few days ago I wrote that angelfire had removed my web site Then they put it back How ever for about a year I could not access it. Finally they answered my e-mails properly and I can once again access my angelfire web pages. Every thing is as was except the cookies and pop ups we are getting from the web. Just thought I would let you know that my heart rate is not racing so fast now <G> Also see Raglady ( Gloria) in e-mail from time to time. Has any one any interest in the WEBB chat list ? Dan see http://wvi.com/~wb

I too have a WEBB. My line is John, the planter, and wife Sarah. Their son is Chesley Webb and a John Byars Webb. Chesley was born 02 January 1772. His father, John, was born abt. 1740. I found my first record of John in 1767 where he received land in Mecklenburgh. (Record- Colony of NC-Abstracts of Land # 6360, page 179). This land was sold to Hugh Quin of Tryon County and this record again list John as a planter from Orange County, NC. (Record - Land Records, July term, 1769 p 43 and 44.) John Webb is found in the 1782 tax list of Rutherford County, NC. He is also listed as a torie along with William Sr. and Benjamin in court Record of 1782 - The State of NC vs. Rutherford County. This document names the men of Rutherford County, that would not take the oath of allegiance to the State and therefore were named Tories. William and John appear in court to answer the charge of treason at a later court hearing. In 1790 Rutherford County, Morgan Company, Rutherford County, John is found with 3 sons and 3 daughters. John and William were both over 45 years of age on the 1800 Census. Could William,Benjamin and John be brothers? I have seen some researchers trying to put this John with a William Webb and a Jane Martin. But so far I have found absolutely no proof that this John could be connected to Willian and Jane Martin Webb. There was an older William Webb in Rutherford about 1727. I also have this on John Webb. John Webb lived on the Broad River. He and Sarah were members of the Sandy Run Primitive Church. The Roberts, Byars, Blackwells and Womacks are families associated with these Webbs and all these families are from Granville County, NC....I think if we all pull together and really search these things out we can either prove that he was connected or he isn't. If you have anything that can give weight to this connection(document, bible records, land deeds, court records etc....), PLEASE share with us all. Shirley

Here are all the WEBB's in Greene county, OH in the 1880 census WEBB, Allen Self <1817> M W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene SugarCreek WEBB, Susan Wife <1827> F W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene SugarCreek WEBB, James Self <1830> M W Bir: VA Cen: OH Greene Jefferson WEBB, William Brother <1832> M W Bir: VA Cen: OH Greene Jefferson WEBB, Mary Wife <1840> F W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene Jefferson WEBB, Walker Self <1840> M W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene Jefferson WEBB, Phoebe Wife <1841> F W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene Jefferson WEBB, John Self <1843> M W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene Jefferson WEBB, John Self <1843> M W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene SugarCreek WEBB, Mary Wife <1844> F W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene SugarCreek WEBB, Rhoda Wife <1846> F W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene Jefferson WEBB, Wm. Other <1852> M W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene Ross WEBB, Elizabeth Dau <1863> F W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene Jefferson WEBB, Henry Son <1864> M W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene Jefferson WEBB, Mary Dau <1866> F W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene Jefferson WEBB, Samuel Son <1866> M W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene Jefferson WEBB, Lewis E. Son <1867> M W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene SugarCreek WEBB, Angeline Dau <1868> F W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene Jefferson WEBB, Jesse Son <1868> M W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene Jefferson WEBB, Leonard R. SSon <1868> M W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene Xenia WEBB, Lucy Dau <1868> F W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene SugarCreek WEBB, Archie Son <1869> M W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene Jefferson WEBB, Henry Son <1869> M W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene SugarCreek WEBB, Charles Son <1870> M W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene SugarCreek WEBB, James Son <1870> M W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene Jefferson WEBB, Madison Son <1871> M W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene Jefferson WEBB, Julia Dau <1872> F W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene Jefferson WEBB, Joseph Son <1873> M W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene SugarCreek WEBB, Oliver Son <1874> M W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene Jefferson WEBB, Benjamin Son <1875> M W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene Jefferson WEBB, Edson Son <1876> M W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene Jefferson WEBB, Malcom Son <1876> M W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene SugarCreek WEBB, Lillie Dau <1877> F W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene Jefferson WEBB, William Son <1877> M W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene Jefferson WEBB, Bellmarie Dau <1879> F W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene Jefferson WEBB, John Son <1879> M W Bir: OH Cen: OH Greene Jefferson ----- Original Message ----- From: "mike webb" <rckid2424@hotmail.com> To: <WEBB-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 12:15 PM Subject: [WEBB] Greene County, Ohio Webb's Still Searching, Kim Hancock Indiana > > Dear List, > I'm looking for info on the Webb's of Greene County, Ohio most of my info > deals with the Webb's of Franklin & Hancock Counties of Indiana and I'd be > willing to share what info I have. > > > Mike Webb > Graham, Wa > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Join the world's largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail. > http://www.hotmail.com > > > ==== WEBB Mailing List ==== > To change list modes or leave 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 contact list owner <WEBB-admin@rootsweb.com >or post a complaint > To read Webb lines http://www.angelfire.com/or/matney/WebbPlace.html > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

This was the only John WEBB in Greene County, Ohio Census Place: Sugar Creek, Greene, Ohio Source: FHL Film 1255019 National Archives Film T9-1019 Page 385C Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace John WEBB Self M M W 37 OH Occ: Farmer Fa: OH Mo: OH Mary WEBB Wife F M W 36 OH Occ: Keeps House Fa: OH Mo: OH Lewis E. WEBB Son M S W 13 OH Occ: Works On Farm Fa: OH Mo: OH Henry WEBB Son M S W 11 OH Occ: At Home Fa: OH Mo: OH Charles WEBB Son M S W 10 OH Fa: OH Mo: OH Joseph WEBB Son M S W 7 OH Fa: OH Mo: OH Malcom WEBB Son M S W 4 OH Fa: OH Mo: OH Still Searching, Kim Hancock Indiana ----- Original Message ----- From: "mike webb" <rckid2424@hotmail.com> To: <WEBB-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 11:53 AM Subject: [WEBB] 1880 Greene County, Ohio Census > > Dear List, > If anyone has access to the 1880 Greene County, Ohio Census I'm looking for > page 385 that list a John Webb on it he his living in SugarCreek Twp. Would > like a copy of that page or at least the info listed for him > I'd be very thankfull for any help in this matter. > > > Mike > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp. > > > ==== WEBB Mailing List ==== > To change list modes or leave 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 contact list owner <WEBB-admin@rootsweb.com >or post a complaint > To read Webb lines http://www.angelfire.com/or/matney/WebbPlace.html > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Anyone have WEBB's who lived in New York City during the 1800's- 1900's? ~Joe www.gratefuljoe.com/genealogy.html _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp.

Rachel, Several working on Merry, hoping we can help. Your Mary Webb has several uncertain details. Do you have records of marriage to Charles Burns? And children listed of Mary and Mr. Burns ?? It does appear on charts I have ----------Mary dau. of Merry 1697 is date here, Merry of 1659 his Father. Do you have any information on Merry b. 1737 (per this record) md. Elizabeth. Martin another son here of Merry Webb 1694-1697, any help in that direction? Appreciate info on these if possible. Please let me know if Mary is the only one you have. Thanks. Thelma Green ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rachel Herren" <raherren@cox.net> To: <WEBB-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 4:13 PM Subject: [WEBB] George Webb, Virginia & Merry Webb > I have two lines of Webb that I could really use some help with. First of all I have > > Nancy Elizabeth Webb b. 1828 in Tazewell Co. Virginia. She married a Workman. Her father was; > > George Jr. Webb b. abt 1795 in Virginia. He married Elizabeth Keller. His father was; > > George Webb who married Nancy Knuckles. George died about 1821. > > My second line is; > > Mary Webb b. 1725 in Henry Co. Virginia. She married Charles Burns. Her father was > > Merry Webb b. 1694 in ? He married Ann Martin. His father was > > Merry Webb > > Sure hope someone out there can help me. > > thanks > Rachel Herren > Omaha, Nebraska > > > ==== WEBB Mailing List ==== > To change list modes or leave 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 contact list owner <WEBB-admin@rootsweb.com >or post a complaint > To read Webb lines http://www.angelfire.com/or/matney/WebbPlace.html > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > >

Dear List, I'm looking to see if anyone can verify a marriage of a John Webb to a Olive Wise in Greene County, Ohio. Thanks Mike _________________________________________________________________ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx

Dear List, I'm looking for info on the Webb's of Greene County, Ohio most of my info deals with the Webb's of Franklin & Hancock Counties of Indiana and I'd be willing to share what info I have. Mike Webb Graham, Wa _________________________________________________________________ Join the world’s largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail. http://www.hotmail.com