Can anyone tell me what family this list of Webbs came from? Thanks Faye Hays JAMES WEBB HIS BOOK In 1975 was in the possession of Judge John Webb, Wilson NC James Webb Married to Mary EDMONDSON 20th February 1731 William Web son of do. Born February 10th 1732 departed this life 20th of March following. James Webb son of Do born July 2d 1734 Mary Webb daughter of Do. born 4th October 1736 departed this life 2d September 1739 John Webb son of Do. born 7th April 1739 departed this life 20th September following Mary Webb daughter of Do. born Ocrober 14th 1740 John Webb son of Do. born 2d April 1743 departed this life 7th August 1745 William Webb son of do. born 1st May 1745 John Webb son of Do. born 18th January 1747/8? Thomas Webb son of Do. born 27th February 1751 departed this life October 1783 Elizabeth Webb daughter of Do. born 30th June 1754. James Webb, the father first above, departed this life 11th April 1771. Aged 75 years the 5th December past.

In a message dated 5/12/2006 10:05:14 P.M. Central Daylight Time, weaver7175@yahoo.com writes: MY WEBB'S albert augustine webb born 11 march 1923 in bandon oregon PARENTS edward lee webb and margaret culbertson both from kentucky Are you looking for information? If so, what? Do you have the family in the 1930 Census? Any kind of age estimation on Edward Lee Webb or Margaret Culbertson? Could be of more help if we know what you need! Anne

William Webb b abt 1766-d abt 1848 came to Edgecombe County, NC abt 1790 to live in the Macclesfield area. He had three children, wife's name unknown --a son and two daughters, names of children unknown. It is believed that he is the brother of John Webb, Sr. 1763-1842 who came to Edgecombe County about the same time. At William Webb's estate sale, the names of many of the buyers appear to be the sons of John Webb, Jr. In 1840, when he was about 74 years old, he married Sarah Sally Amerson, who I "think" may be the daughter of Isaac Amerson and Delanah Woodard. Their son, John Amerson, was a buyer at the estate sale of William Webb when he died about 1848. During the eight years he was married to Sally Amerson, he had three children, all three being under 8 years of age at his death. He left his first set of children nothing in his will, but since their ages in 1848 were possibly 35 for the son, 54 for one daughter, and 64 for another daughter, it is possible that at least the daughters were no longer alive. Descendants of Sarah Sally Amerson 1 Sarah Sally Amerson 1802 - .. +William Webb 1766 - 1848 ..... 2 Celia Ann Webb (Did she marry?) ..... 2 Malvina Webb 1841 - (Who did she marry?) ..... 2 William Franklin Webb 1845 - ......... +Martha Ann Eason 1847 - His son, William "Frank" Webb married and raised the following family. Descendants of William Franklin Webb 1 William Franklin Webb 1845 - .. +Martha Ann Eason 1847 - ..... 2 Almeta Webb 1872 - ..... 2 Malager Webb 1874 - ..... 2 Ephraim Webb 1877 - ......... +Amanda Wooten ..... 2 Margaret Webb 1879 - ..... 2 Bolden Seth Webb 1881 - 1958 ......... +Millie Ann Ellie Forbes 1884 - ..... 2 Gaston Thomas Webb 1883 - ..... 2 Sammy Webb ..... 2 Ida Webb ..... 2 William Wiley Webb 1889 - There is a William "Edward" Webb who shows up in Halifax and Gates County records, but he appears to be older than this "William Webb," and while "that William Edward Webb's" name appears to always include the name "Edward," this William Webb 1766-1848 does not use the name Edward nor do any of his second set of children have the name of "Edward." Looking for information on William Webb 1766-1848. Was Sarah Sally Amerson's father Isaac Amerson? He came here with one daughter born about 1784 who probably married a neighbor. Another daughter was born after his arrival in the Macclesfield area, about 1794, and a son possibly being born about 1805, maybe a few years earlier or later. Faye Hays - May 13, 2006

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Does anyone have an idea who this Thomas Webb and William Webb are? They must have been related to Pleasant Webb if they were willing to post his bond. Help? "The State of North Carolina vs. Pleasant Webb at the Prosecution of, Principal L200:0:0 Securitys 100:0:0. Pleasant Webb acknowledges himself bound to the State of aforesaid as Principal in the sum of Two Hundred Pounds Current Money Thomas Webb, Wm. Webb Securities for said Pleasant Webb also acknowledge Themselves Jointly & severally Indebited to The said Statein the sume of One Hundred Pound_ Each, Current Money of as afsd.? to be Void on Condition That the said Pleasant Webb shall Make his personal appearance before the Judge or Judges of our Next Superior of Law to be held in & for the district of Morgan on The first day of March Next at the Court House in Morganton acknowledged and suscribe to Before Me the 11th day of Decemr. 1792 and in the 17th year of Independence of America. R. MKGomery(sic) JP. Pleasant Webb. State vs. Pleasant Webb Prinl. L200. Thos. Webb, William Webb 100 each. To Morgan SC March 1793. Recog. Pleasant Webb" Larry D. Loiselle ditvenet@hotmail.com Be Righteous Not Politically Correct

In a message dated 5/12/2006 7:47:46 P.M. Central Daylight Time, gatorwebb@adelphia.net writes: Check out: http://jimwebb.rootsweb.com/webb/pafg07.htm I am still waiting for any documentation that authoritatively links ANY WEBB line to Sir Alexander Webb. DNA has shown that the descendents of Christopher Webb do not match other WEBB lines -- which pretty well blows the "four brothers" theory into the water. If it were just the one line, I'd suspect an NPE (non-paternity event). However, it appears that none of the "four brothers" has matching DNA at this point. Which leads me to believe that the entire story of the "Northern" and "Southern" Webbs being one big family is a construction of someone's earlier, mistaken, beliefs. And I have it on good authority (a former Mayflower Society genealogist with many years of research into the subject) that there is no evidence Sir Alexander Webb ever left England, and, indeed, died there. While I admire Jim's work in putting up this site, I feel the DNA evidence does not support the legends of the WEBB family represented herein. Moreover, I believe a careful examination of the DNA evidence would show that this represents more than one DNA lineage -- for instance, the "Bell Buckle WEBBs" (James & Mary Edmondson Webb) match neither Giles nor Christopher Webb. There are even lineages which are shown to be I haplogroup combined with R1b lineages in this site. James, to his credit, put this up before the DNA study began, and I'm sure it represented the best possible research under the circumstances. While I would personally love to be able to claim a relationship with Shakespeare, I do not see the solid evidence (remember that just because someone wrote it in a book does NOT make that "evidence") and I see much to suggest that few, if any, of our WEBB lines are sufficiently documented to make any claims to a particular UK lineage. I hope that as more UK WEBBs participate in our DNA study, we can start nailing down the origins of some of these lineages. Finally, I offer this piece of evidence" Family of Beckington 1500s-1600 Robert Webbe ( - 1593/4) SEE WEBB ONE NAME REGISTER Somerset SPD file Allexander Webbe Thomas (only son) William Webbe ( - 1650) FILE - Draft copy of demise for 40 years from Elizabeth Sherington of Midburne Medbourne, Wilts, widow of William Sherington, gent., deceased, Allexander Webbe and William Webbe, sons of Robert Webbe of Beckington, co. Somerset, gent., to John Browning of Cowley, co. Glouc., gent., and John Smyth of Northnibley North Nibley, co. Glouc., gent., of the manors of Beckington and Beckington, co. Somerset, with messuages, land and appurtenances in Beckington, Rudge, Standerwicke Standerwick and Berkeleye Berkley, co. Somerset. - ref. MS 3549/150 - date: 11 March 8 Jas I 1610/11 William Webbe died in 1650, leaving a will in which Thomas, the only son of his brother Alexander inherits. _PCC Wills_ (http://www.gomezsmart.free-online.co.uk/wills/pccwills.htm) 650 references extracted from the _PRO documents online_ (http://www.documentsonline.pro.gov.uk/) website, March 2004. Copies of wills can be purchased and downloaded from the site. I welcome anyone with solid evidence of any connection between USA/Colonial WEBB lineages and UK lineages. I fully admit that I have not researched the issue fully and would be happy to stand up and say "I'm wrong." Anne

Shakespeare wasn't married to a webb, but to Anne Hathaway. However, BOTH of his grandmothers were Webbs! See any detailed Shakespeare biography. ===================== From: "Mike Webb (Florida)" <gatorwebb@adelphia.net> Date: Fri May 12 19:46:42 CDT 2006 To: WEBB-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [WEBB] Webb - Shakespeare Check out: http://jimwebb.rootsweb.com/webb/pafg07.htm Mike Webb (Florida) A descendant of Henry Alexander Webb ----- Original Message ----- From: <Francesdaniell36@wmconnect.com> To: <WEBB-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 12, 2006 12:37 PM Subject: [WEBB] Re: WEBB-D Digest V06 #72 > Here's one for the group? > > Where did I get the information that a Webb was married to William > Shakespeare? > > Fran in SC > > > > > ==== 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

Check out: http://jimwebb.rootsweb.com/webb/pafg07.htm Mike Webb (Florida) A descendant of Henry Alexander Webb ----- Original Message ----- From: <Francesdaniell36@wmconnect.com> To: <WEBB-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 12, 2006 12:37 PM Subject: [WEBB] Re: WEBB-D Digest V06 #72 > Here's one for the group? > > Where did I get the information that a Webb was married to William > Shakespeare? > > Fran in SC > > > > > ==== 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 > >

MY WEBB'S albert augustine webb born 11 march 1923 in bandon oregon PARENTS edward lee webb and margaret culbertson both from kentucky --------------------------------- New Yahoo! Messenger with Voice. Call regular phones from your PC and save big.

Shakespeare had two Webb grandmothers -- one on each side. BETTY WEBB, author of the Lena Jones mystery series, Poisoned Pen Press www.bettywebb-mystery.com DESERT RUN, March 2006. "Multifaceted, fast-paced" Publishers Weekly DESERT SHADOWS, 2004. "A classic of the mystery genre." Mystery News DESERT WIVES: POLYGAMY CAN BE MURDER, 2002. "Eye-popping!" New York Times DESERT NOIR, 2001 "An elegy for the lost West... strong on atmosphere and insight." Booklist

In a message dated 5/12/2006 9:38:09 AM Pacific Standard Time, Francesdaniell36@wmconnect.com writes: Where did I get the information that a Webb was married to William Shakespeare? Fran in SC Try going to the following web site--- _http://www.shakespeare.org.uk/_ (http://www.shakespeare.org.uk/) yes. there were Webb's married into the family, search the library and trust records office archives. _http://www.shakespeare.org.uk/content/view/19/19/_ (http://www.shakespeare.org.uk/content/view/19/19/)

Here's one for the group? Where did I get the information that a Webb was married to William Shakespeare? Fran in SC

Hi, Jim. It's just been very quiet on the Webb line lately. Nice to hear from you. Sue Ellen in Tampa At 10:41 PM 5/11/06 -0400, you wrote: >I have not received anything from the Webb Rootsweb List in awhile. I am >wondering, if I have been removed or if our list have been disbanded! > Maybe it's time for an American History Lesson:-) > Jim Webb - Jacksonville, Florida > > > > >==== 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

Might be time for a re awaking of the list <G> Seems most of the surname lists have gone on vacation. But not to surprising with the limit on ways to do genealogy these days. Dan M www.wvi.com/~wb http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Genealogy_Chat ----- Original Message ----- From: <Jwebbj@aol.com> To: <WEBB-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2006 7:41 PM Subject: [WEBB] Have I been Removed??? > I have not received anything from the Webb Rootsweb List in awhile. I am > wondering, if I have been removed or if our list have been disbanded! > Maybe it's time for an American History Lesson:-) > Jim Webb - Jacksonville, Florida > > > > > ==== 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 have not received anything from the Webb Rootsweb List in awhile. I am wondering, if I have been removed or if our list have been disbanded! Maybe it's time for an American History Lesson:-) Jim Webb - Jacksonville, Florida

does anyone have a Gertrude Webb Adams in their family? She gave birth to my grandfather, sometime around 1895 (+/- 2 yrs) in Henry County, Ky.? Teresa Adams

From the Rootsweb White Co, IL site, "Communities: Gray." Sue GRAY TOWNSHIP Since 1872, the date of township organization in this county, Gray Township has comprised the south half of Congressional townships 3 south, 10 and 11 east, and 14 west, being a strip three miles wide by about ten miles long, in the northeastern corner of White County. The soil is a clayey loam, well adapted to all agricultural purposes, and the swamp lands therein contained are easily drained and converted into the most fertile fields. The township was originally covered with timber, most of which has been cleared away to give place to fine farms. The portion next to the Big Wabash is broken, and characterized by the most interesting geological deposits. Prior to 1872 Grayville Precinct comprised a piece of territory almost square, in the northeastern part of White County, including a part of what is now Phillips Township, but extending no farther west than the Little Wabash. The earliest residents of the township first settled in or near what was afterward Grayville, and their names appear mostly under a subsequent head. We will name here in addition to those, George Webb, who lived at Bonpas, a point named after the creek; Joseph Spencer, Charles Naylor from England, Samuel Hallam, William Hallam (deceased), Zach Boultinghouse and James Frazier. There are two small churches in the township-Cumberland Presbyterian and Methodist Episcopal-outside of Grayville. The latter is four miles west of town. R. E. Mathis is the present pastor. Source: History of White Co. 1883 Submitted By: <mailto:misty@midwest.net>Misty Flannigan

Has anyone who knows that William Webb and Mourning Pruitt in Virginia are ancestors had DNA tests with FTDNA or other companies? Thank you.

In a message dated 4/11/2006 8:57:41 P.M. Central Daylight Time, HGRACE5366@aol.com writes: Anne, This information comes from the book GOAD AND WEBB FAMILY OF SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA, VOL 1 by Janice K. Smith. She uses the records of St. Peters and the wills to back up what she has printed. What did the DNA test show? Rachel Well, short of buying the book, that isn't going to satisfy my desire to see documentation :) I suppose I was asking what specific records cement the John 1693 as son of the earlier John. Not sure how to answer your question about what did the DNA Test show, because I'm not sure exactly what you are expecting in the way of an answer. We have nobody with documented descent from the father John (m Sarah Cocke) in the Project, so we cannot compare his DNA to the John 1693. What the DNA has shown is that the following lineages are definitely genetic matches: John Webb III (04/27/1693 Henrico Co., VA.- 04/27/1736, Henrico Co., VA.) William Smith Webb Sr. (19 Jan 1775 Franklin Co, VA - 1836 Sumner Co, TN) Henry Webb (1788, PA - 11/2/1868, Elizabethtown, Bartholomew County, IN) Jacob Webb (03/24/1807, Tazewell County, VA - 04/27/1856) Gabriel W. Webb (1822, Choptack, Hawkins Co, TN-1913, Jefferson City,Jefferson Co, TN) D. P. Webb (1914, Dry Creek, Raleigh Co, WV-1988, Lynchburg, VA) There are some other lineages which are "close," but not close enough to call as definitely genetically related. They may have a common ancestor further back in time, or we simply may not have the intervening haplotype which ties them to this group. Anne

Joe, I would appreciate receiving a copy. Thanking you in advance. Pat Webb P. O. Box 1948 Missoula, MT 59806