I'm looking for info on a Jessee Webb. He may be my ggrandfather. He had a son named Henry Clay Webb b. 1844-45. Henry Clay was born in Tn. Does any of this ring a bell? I'm at a brick wall beginning with Henry Clay and his parents or siblings. Any help would be great. [email protected] wrote:It was interesting to read about the Webb branches dying out. My grandfather, Jesse Ernest Webb's descendency line has come to an end. We used to call our family members "Jesse's Roots", but because the only male members died young and that the rest were either girls or sons of Webb mothers, there is no one left to carry the name. That is why it is so important to find my Webb ancestors. My grandfather's father was William Jason Webb, whose father was William Henry Webb. They were all born in southern IN (Gibson and Warrick Cos.) and William Henry's father was supposed to be a John or a William Webb from either KY or NC? The problem for me is to try to separate all the William Webbs and to find which one was related to my William Henry. Since I cannot depend on DNA testing, I have to have someone connect with my family line and then go from there. Anyone have any Webbs living in Warrick County in the early to mid-1800's? The common "given" names in my family were Jesse, William, John, Julius with middle names like Ernest, Seaton, Willis, Wallace, and Jason. I do know that they were strict Methodists and may have been related to the Boone family (mere speculation). Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks, Carol (nee Webb) ==== 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