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