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1. Re: [WEBB] 1890 Missouri Census [1]
Hi I know some of the states in the east did census 1n 1885, 1895, 1905. You my be lucky and Missouri did the same. Check with L.D. S. records find out if they do census on the 5 year intervals. John
2. Re: [WEBB] William Webb [1]
Thanks for the info. It looks like somehow there may have been a relationship between William Webb and Pleasant Webb. The naming conventions for the children is very similar too. If only I could find the hook. Larry ----- Original Message ----- From: "nutsss59" To: Sent: Thursday, October 23, 2003 10:14 PM Subject: [WEBB] William Webb > Here is some information I found in William Webb of Rutherford County. > The William Webb-Ursula Caroline Coleman-Richa
3. Re: [WEBB] OT, BUT still genealogy. What county is Whitehouse TN. in ? [1]
Hello Janet and All, I know I'm running late on this, but it has been a long summer for me. Could someone please tell me what county this is in ? I've been on a search for many yrs. now, and it is to find a town called Whitehouse that my DH grandfather was born in. I've looked all over the state the family gave and so far nothing. I'm feeling it is NOT that state after all. grrrrrrr ! I'm now ready to spread my wings and fly in search of. Just a long shot, but worth a try. Thank you, M
4. [WEBB] James madison Webb [1]
I am searching for an African American family by the name of James Madison Webb married to Jannie Ora Johnson and living in Pulaski County, Arkansas in 1918 where the birth of their 15th child Earl Webb was born. Another child was named Viola but that is all the info I have to start with. Anyone with info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Sharon
5. Re: [WEBB] OT, BUT still genealogy. What county is Whitehouse TN. in ? [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Ian Webb > > Sorry, NOT a "southern" Webb....New England! > > Ian Webb > Saratoga, CA ===========> Have you read an old book called New England Summer 1865 to 1935 ? I ts a sequel to The Flowering of New England. Lots of genealogy data in there. Dan
6. Re: [WEBB] OT, BUT still genealogy. What county is Whitehouse TN. in ? [1]
I did the same with Ask Jeeves and had the same information. Also, I-65 & Hwy 76 at Ex 108. My Streets & Trips show it is in SUMNER county. I am also a New England Webb, Sir Henry down into NY and PA. Betty bte ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ian Webb" To: Sent: Sunday, October 19, 2003 9:48 AM Subject: Re: [WEBB] OT, BUT still genealogy. What county is Whitehouse TN. in ? I just went to GOOGLE. I put in (with quotes) "Whitehouse, Tennessee" and immedi
7. Re: [WEBB] Webb, Carl B. [1]
That is the story of his life and tells of him founding a town in New Mexico, etc., and of his wife, Emma, dying in Georgia and him moving to Pa. with his daughter and son-in-law. Timothy Walker is still in the phone book. I wish I knew how to make things small [%] to send so you could enlarge them. Maybe some day before I die. bte ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gene Phillips" To: Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2003 1:35 PM Subject: Re: [WEBB] Webb, Carl B.
8. [WEBB] Will of William Webb Madison Co. Tenn... [1]
Found this on Madison Co Tenn Genweb site... thought it might be of help to someone... Wills, Madison County, Tennessee, 1821-1854 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT ABSTRACTS MADISON COUNTY, TENNESSEE 1821-1854 105-106. WILLIAM WEBB, Madison Co., Tenn. Dau PEGGY two beds and furniture, his "big cow" and yearling, all household-kitchen furniture. Sons ROBERT, JOHN, HENLY equally all his title to land on which he lived. Grandson ROBERT WEBB "that lives with me my colt." Grandson PARKER WEBB "that lives with All
9. [WEBB] New England Webbs [1]
How many New England Webb's are on this list? I am from Richard - Jonathan - Richard - Noah - Ebenezer - Noah - Isaiah - Ernest - Melvin - Me (Kenneth W Webb) My connection back to Jonathan in Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut is pretty solid but then it seems that there are several versions of the first Richard and where he came from. There seem to be too many Richard Webbs in the early 1600's Does anyone have any proof of the early Connecticut Richard's connection to England other than someone el
10. Re: [WEBB] "White House" TN [1]
Dear Bill Just saw this in crossing me emails. My husbands family of Webbs are from the white house area. We are waiting on info from an elderly aunt (months now) but should you have any info on these Webbs I would be most appreciative. Thomas Leonard Webb (senior) Essie Dora Jackson Webb wife My husband is named for one of his grand father's uncles who was nick-named Samson after the Biblical Samson because he was soooo incrediably strong as a young man. If any of
11. Re: [WEBB] OT, BUT still genealogy. What county is Whitehouse TN. in ? [1]
Marcie in IN, There is a Whitehouse in eastern Kentucky, so maybe someone got their states mixed up. I am not sure what county it lies within. I think it to be a small place but can remember as a child going there with my parents to visit friends on the fourth of July. It seems to me that it is in Johnson County, KY. I would go to the Rootsweb, Johnson Co., Site and enquire, if I could not find anything to support the Whitehouse, TN claim. Eugene ----- Original Message ----- From: "spacedup"
12. [WEBB] WEBBs in Virginia, cont. [1]
Marriages of Isle of Wight Co., VA, 1628 - 1800. by Chapman. p. 34. Norseworthy, George and -------- Webb, daughter of James Webb. 1717. W. & D. B. 2, p. 619. G.B. 2. p.173 & 182. p. 48. Webb, James and Elizabeth Godwin, dau. of Thomas Godwin. 1675. W. & D. B. 2., (Rev.) p.39. Webb, Mathew and Ann Barlow, dau. of William Barlow. 1780. W. B. 9, p. 64 & 302. W. B. 11, p. 185. Webb, Samuel and Susanna Harrison, dau. of John Harrison. 1746. D. B. 7, p. 45
13. Re: [WEBB] Webb Family Crest (Jim Webb) [1]
Do you have information about the Sir Henry Webb line that went into Virginia? MW ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, October 06, 2003 11:44 PM Subject: Re: [WEBB] Webb Family Crest (Jim Webb) > Charles: I am from the Sir Henry Webb line...which of the Webb's do you > start with in America? > > Bill Webb > Pace, FL > > > ==== WEBB Mailing List ==== > <> > To change list modes, leave, or contact lis
14. Re: [WEBB] Webb Family Crest (Jim Webb) [1]
Good Morning, Bill, I'm not sure wether it was wm. Webb who came to America in 1585 or William Micajah Webb who came to America with 4 sons and 2 more followed a little later. My branch officially begins with Wm. Warren Webb(11699-1783),Orange Co.,Va. Then it comes up the line through John Vivion Webb, father of Dr. Wm. C. Webb,MD,Dover,Mo., f/o Walter Leslie Webb, f/o Mary Louise Webb Becken, m/o me. What state do you live in? ANY children? I live in Ca., w/ my wife and 2 pets, have 4 daughters
15. Re: [WEBB] 1890 Misouri Census [1]
Mike, There isn't an 1890 census. The original 1890 US census was destroyed in a fire while in storage, I believe in Washington, in the early 1900's. I don't remember the exact date off the top of my head. This was before microfilm and only fragments exist today. Some groups have tried to recreate it from other sources but that is spotty at best. Many of us wish that fire had never happened. Sue Webb ----- Original Message ----- From: "mike webb" To: Sent
16. Re: [WEBB] Webb, Carl B. [1]
When I get a minute I will copy and send you his obit, a couple pictures that were in the paper and whatever else I have. He died close to us and I collect all Webb in the area. Wonder why he came to PA? I found his SS# but have forgotten where it was taken out - somewhere down south but not Miss. Betty bte ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gene Phillips" To: Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003 6:30 PM Subject: Re: [WEBB] Webb, Carl B. At 09:00 AM 10/27/03 -0
17. Re: [WEBB] James Webb and Elizabeth Nelson/ [1]
Hi Glen,Marsha,Eugene&Bob Glad to see your postings here.Thanks for adding more to the mystery surrounding James Webb,the son of John and Mary Boone Webb. Oh how I wish I had more time to dive into this research with you all!!! Looking forward to reading all your postings to the list. Thanks Dan for making this Webb list possible!!!! Diane aka Diana Webb Evans ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, November 20, 2003 6:19 PM Subject: [WEBB] James Web
18. [WEBB] Webb Family Crest [1]
I am working on a cover page for my Webb book, and I need a nice color copy of our Webb family crest. If any one has a copy, which you are willing to share with me, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jim Webb - Jacksonville, Florida
19. Re: [WEBB] Webb Family Crest [1]
Jim, I thought of a solution to the question of which crest to use. If it were me, I would incorporate several known Webb Crests on the coverpage, with a notation that there is no definite Crest known to this Line of Webbs....So that future generations of Webbs do no think that they have found the precise Crest for their line.... Just a thought......Debbie
20. Re: [WEBB] My Webb Crest [1]
Just remember, what you have is not "the Webb Crest". It is simply the crest of one person with the surname Webb. Theremay have well been other crests belonging to others in the Webb line. The right to use crests was bestowed by royalty on those who were knighted and there may have been other knighted Webb's besides the one who used the crest you have found a copy of. Which means it may well be the crest of an ancestor of yours, maybe not, but it is not a "Webb Crest". The right to use crests belonged
21. [WEBB] William Webb [1]
Here is some information I found in William Webb of Rutherford County. The William Webb-Ursula Caroline Coleman-Richard Coleman families Excerpts from the book Rutherford Co., North Carolina Wills and Miscellaneous Records 1783-1868 by James E. Wooley and Vivian Wooley published by Southern Historical Press, Inc. c/o The Rev. Silas Emmett Lucas, Jr. PO Box 738 Easley, South Carolina 29641-0738 ISBN 0-89308-413-1 Book A page 13. 21 Dec 1785. Proved in open Court. I, RICHARD COLEMAN, in consideration of
22. Re: [WEBB] Webb, Carl B. [1]
At 09:00 AM 10/27/03 -0500, Betty Ellis wrote: >Is anyone looking for this gentleman? > >Carl B. Webb, 8 Dec 1899 on a farm in Banner, Miss.; d. 21 Nov 1992, Wellsboro,Tioga, PA. He was the son of Silas Walker and Martha Ann Wood Webb. > >bte I didn't know I was looking for him until you mentioned it. Silas Walker Webb is a 1st cousin to my g-gf. I don't have any children listed for Silas and Martha. Gene
23. Re: [WEBB] Webb Family Crest (Jim Webb) [1]
To:Jim Webb I have my Webbs worked out to Sir Henry Webb,1350,England. If you'll send me the names of your oldest Webbs ( names and dates) I'll try and hook you up. Please use my email address: cwbecken@webtv.net With Warm Personal Regards,Sincerely Charles Webb B "Chuck"
24. Re: [WEBB] Webb Family Crest (Jim Webb) [1]
Charles: I am from the Sir Henry Webb line...which of the Webb's do you start with in America? Bill Webb Pace, FL
25. [WEBB] My Webb Crest [1]
Wow!, I have certainly received a lot of e-mail on my request for a better copy of the Webb Crest. I have a copy of the Webb Crest, which came from the Internet and was on a flag. It really is pretty neat compared to most that I have seen. The only real drawback is a pale blue background, but it still looks good. For those of you who would a nice color copy of the Webb Crest that is compact and would make a great addition to your title page, I will be glad to send you a copy in JPG format.
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