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1. Re: [WEBB] WEBB DNA UPDATE: [1]
List Admin, I'm not trying to be nasty at all. I was trying help these people find the site and on my second post, make light of the fact that so many people look at something but don't see it. In all honesty, it was an attempt to wake them up. You know, like those road signs that are purposely misspelled. I'm just sorry I didn't have a way to write the text upside down. Jeff Green ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dan" To: Sent: Saturday, June 21, 2003 11:26
2. Re: [WEBB] WEBB DNA UPDATE: [1]
I can get to the webpage no matter whether I use "www." or not, or capitalize or not -- maybe that's because I'm the "page owner." I really don't know. I do apologize to everyone for the difficulties! Sometimes I want to CHOKE AOL! LOL But do try the capitalization -- that seemed to make a difference for my husband when he tried from our other server. Try this: www.hometown.aol.com/awnrdc/DNAPage.html Anne
3. [WEBB] Looking for Permila Webb [1]
38. EZEKIEL5 BRIDGES (WILLIAM4, AARON3, WILLIAM2, WILLIAM1) was born August 22, 1810, and died October 20, 1890. He married PERMELIA WEBB. She was born 1812, and died July 21, 1871. Children of EZEKIEL BRIDGES and PERMELIA WEBB are: 74. i. ALFRED W.6 BRIDGES, b. Abt. 1829. ii. CELIA BRIDGES, b. August 06, 1831; d. April 28, 1929; m. (1) ABNER GREEN DYCUS; b. August 01, 1827; d. August 07, 1908; m. (2) WILLIAM WRIGHT, Abt. 1849; d. 1861. iii. ISAAC JAMES BRIDGES, b. July 26, 1833; d.
4. Re: [WEBB] WEBB DNA UPDATE: [1]
Also am on AOL and can not get it. Frank
5. Re: [WEBB] WEBB DNA UPDATE: [1]
READ MY LIPS!!!!! IT'S BEACUASE aol HAS A THING ABOUT capitalization IN THEIR URL'S. Try this: www.hometown.aol.com/awnrdc/DNAPage.html ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, June 21, 2003 6:47 PM Subject: Re: [WEBB] WEBB DNA UPDATE: > Also am on AOL and can not get it. > Frank > > > ==== WEBB Mailing List ==== > <> > To change list modes, leave, or contact list admin > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/w/
6. [WEBB] WEBB from TN [1]
Has anyone tested for the Juba WEBB line??? We know that Juba Webb was originally from Tenn. and that he had lived and owned land in Alabama that he married Martha Ann Bonds in Floyd Co , Ga. in 1836. Is this the TN line that is being tested??? These are my husbands gr gr gr grandparents. Thanks, Linda EARP
7. [WEBB] Re: George F Webb [1]
GEORGE FRANKLIN WEBB Birth: 8 Jan 1818, Georgia Death: 8 Jun 1902, Liberty Cemetery, Amite County, Liberty Mississippi Spouse: LOUISA MALVINIA G TERRELL HARRELL Birth: 15 Jan 1821, Georgia Death: 7 Jan 1885, Liberty Cemetery, Amite County, Liberty Mississippi Marr: 15 Dec 1841, Liberty, Amite County, Mississippi--Verified by copy of Marriage Bond Children: MCCLUNG (1850-1926) WILLIAM HARRELL (1843-1921) GEORGE F (1857-) ----- Orig
8. Re: [WEBB] WEBB DNA UPDATE: [1]
Hi Ann, LOL.......go ahead an choke AOL,you'd be doing it for a lot of people.......lol. I'll be root'in for you hon.....lol Jo 9in Florida)
9. Re: [WEBB] William Douglas Webb and Indian Ancestry. [1]
For those who believe they might have American Indian ancestry, it is a sure bet if you have a tooth structure common to Asians and American Indians alike. The structure is capable of being inherited by children of mixed marriages. Your dentist should be able to tell you if you have the structures. But simply put, your front teeth (incisors) will be thickened at gum level, there will be pronounced shelves on the backs of the pre-incisors, and sometimes a kind of tab on certain molars. My family s
10. Re: [WEBB] Webb DNA Site [1]
Thanks KimmyAnn! Claire -- I understand some WEBBs went to Canada, which is one reason we welcome WEBBS from all over to participate. I'm simply amazed at the travelling that was done when it was so HARD to do! Anne
11. [WEBB] Sarah Webb [1]
Dan, I don't know if this will help, but I have a Sarah Webb, born in 1858 in Champaign county, Illinois. Her parents were James H. Webb (born in 1822 in Kentucky) and Rhoda Crabtree. they married on december 25, 1850 in champaign County, Illinois. James died November 19, 1871 in Champaign County, Illinois. Their children are: Robert G. Webb, born 1852 Melissa J. Webb, born 1854 Bert Webb, born 1856 Sarah Webb, born 1858 Benas (Zanis) Webb, born
12. Re: [WEBB] WEBB DNA [1]
In a message dated 6/22/2003 8:06:13 PM Central Daylight Time, niko52@bellsouth.net writes: > my mother's father's mother? Your line would NOT be able to submit a sample because of the male in the middle of the string UNLESS your mother's father is still living and HE submits a sample. HOWEVER, if your mother's father had a SISTER who has living female descendants and no intervening males -- THEY could submit a sample and that would work for YOU too. Let me try to clarify (& see if I understan
13. Re: [WEBB] WEBB DNA UPDATE: [1]
In a message dated 6/20/2003 7:12:15 AM Central Daylight Time, fpwebb@terraworld.net writes: > According to the report I received someone has left out Harmon Jr. - David > C, > Webb, This line is the one that matches number 1, not #11. Please check > your sorces. Freda Webb > Freda: If you check the WEBB DNA Surname website at www.hometown.aol.com/awnrdc/DNApage.html, you will see D. C. Webb is listed as #10. I think the #11 was simply a typo. But thank you for calling this to my attention.
14. Re: [WEBB] WEBB DNA Website problems [1]
In a message dated 6/21/2003 1:48:30 PM Central Daylight Time, afblue@bellsouth.net writes: > . I believe AOL does this to encourage people outside their > domain to change to AOL. > Eugene: I think you're right. If I hadn't passed out this email to a zillion people in genealogy already, I'd change ISP's. I noticed an earlier respondent said AOL was picky about capital letters -- that appears to be true only for non-AOL users too -- or perhaps for anyone other than the creator of the page -- s
15. Re: [WEBB] WEBB from TN -- Juba WEBB line [1]
In a message dated 6/20/2003 9:48:52 AM Central Daylight Time, rusty3@htcomp.net writes: > Has anyone tested for the Juba WEBB line??? > No sample has been submitted from this line. We would welcome a participant. We actually have several lines from TN -- McMinn, Hamilton, & Monroe Co. in particular. Anne
16. Re: [WEBB] Re: WEBB DNA page [1]
In a message dated 6/20/2003 11:06:29 PM Central Standard Time, mzollars@kda.attmil.ne.jp writes: > I tried the link and got an error message (aol says can't find that page). > --Michele Webb Zollars > > So did I. Shirley Webb Cullum
17. [WEBB] John WEBBs will 1711 [1]
Hi List This is a copy of John Webb's will of 1711. I have copied it exactly as it was (there is very little punctuation) and where I couldn't read a word, I left a space. Otherwise it was pretty readable, although I did put question marks following two names, which I wasn't sure of. I still find it odd that no children are mentioned except his daughter Susanna. Also it is long. Kathryn TRANSCRIPTION OF THE WILL OF JOHN WEBB I John Webb of the city of Philadelphia in the Province of Pennsylvania bei
18. Re: [WEBB] WEBB DNA UPDATE: [1]
This was the Webb line from the Northern states wasn't it? L. Lynn was from this Northern Webb/Boone line??? I have been told that William Micajab Webb was the beginning of the Webb line in the South. Is this correct? Mary ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dan" To: Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 12:22 PM Subject: Re: [WEBB] WEBB DNA UPDATE: > Lots of people I have met think they are in this line too. > Dan > ----- Original Message ----- > From: dwebbe
19. Re: [WEBB] WEBB DNA UPDATE: [1]
Lots of people I have met think they are in this line too. Dan ----- Original Message ----- From: dwebbe To: Sent: Sunday, June 22, 2003 8:45 PM Subject: Re: [WEBB] WEBB DNA UPDATE: > Ann,do you have samples yet from the Webb/Boone line?Loretta Lynn,according > to our Webb researchers,descends through this line.Has any of her close > family come forward for this testing? > She and I share one of the same gr.grandfathers.My 4th gr.grandfather would > be her 2nd g
20. [WEBB] WEBB DNA [1]
I am really a bit confused (understatement) about the DNA project. My Great Grandmother on my Maternal Grandfather's side is Eliza Webb (married a Mountcastle). Would this fit the criteria, or is it all no go because it was my mother's father's mother? My line is from VA/WV. Thanks. THANKS FOR THE 2 PREVIOUS REPLIES TO MY REQUEST from Dianne and Delphia DIANE: I was happy to find someone looking into 2 of my family lines, Ballew and Webb! DELPHIA: Your grandmother's description matches that o
21. Re: [WEBB] WEBB DNA UPDATE: [1]
Hi Anne I can not access the site either and I have tried it several times yesterday and today and I am also an AOL user ...just thought I would make you aware since I also get the same message as everyone else. Lori
22. Re: [WEBB] William Douglas Webb and Indian Ancestry. [1]
I would love to chat that out, but what about those of us who have [ no teeth]? Dan l;-) ----- Original Message ----- From: Eugene Hubbard To: Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2003 10:34 AM Subject: Re: [WEBB] William Douglas Webb and Indian Ancestry. > For those who believe they might have American Indian ancestry, it is a > sure bet if you have a tooth structure common to Asians and American > Indians alike. The structure is capable of being inherited by children >
23. Re: [WEBB] RE:> My explanation [1]
We can take it from the genealogy list to our help lists or chat list computer help SpecificallyModemers-subscribe@yahoogroups.com or just webb chat, open forum WebbCHAT-subscribe@yahoogroups.com so we can keep it genealogy here l;-) If noticed the caption on the bottom of the message says > ==== WEBB Mailing List ==== > <> =========== Any one wants to continue this should happily go to one of the other lists As for any nasty hateful e-mails? [ folks I have not seen any? nor have I
24. [WEBB] Open Records Legislation [1]
This is an FYI to all fellow Texas researchers. Senate Bill 861 signed by Governor Rick Perry on June 20th extended the age limit on birth records for open records request from 50 to 75. It goes into effect on September 1, 2003. I imagine the vital statistics office will seeing an influx of requests until then requesting records because I know I will for those ancestors that I had been putting off getting a copy of their birth certificate
25. Re: [WEBB] WEBB DNA UPDATE: [1]
Thanks Jeff! It works perfectly. bte ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeff Green" To: Sent: Sunday, June 22, 2003 7:04 AM Subject: Re: [WEBB] WEBB DNA UPDATE: > List Admin, > I'm not trying to be nasty at all. I was trying help these people find the > site and on my second post, make light of the fact that so many people > look at something but don't see it. In all honesty, it was an attempt to > wake them up. You know, like those road signs that are purpos
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