William Webb

Not the son of William Webb & Mary Webb

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A Patriot of the American Revolution for Virginia. DAR Ancestor # A201743

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Origins

From Jerry W Scott at https://www.geni.com/discussions/258104?msg=1601996

William Webb 1699 is my 6th great-grandfather he married Mary Crittenden. It's for sure that William was born in Essex County, Virginia where he met and married Mary Crittenden. She named 4 of her sons' middle names Crittenden.

There are no records that he had a middle name Warren and old-aged problem researchers have added unproven names to their Ancestors. His Mother IS NOT Mary Taberer. She did marry William Webb but not this William Webb b/ 1699. The best research we have was his father was William Webb d/ 1742 Spotsylvania, Va.

Based on my research William b/ 1699 had a brother Edward Webb who had a son Forrest Webb William also had a sister Mercy Webb.

William Line stops at William who died in 1742 and there are no real sources that he was William's father just a guess. There is no wife for William that died in 1742.

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http://jimwebb.rootsweb.ancestry.com/webb/pafg18.htm#14415

303. William Warren WEBB (William , James , Giles , William Micajah , Alexander , Alexander , Henry Alexander , John Alexander , John Alexander , William , John , Geofrey , Henry ) was born in 1699 in Wilkes County, North Carolina. He died in 1783 in Orange County, Virginia.

Transcript of the Will of William Warren Webb-

• - In the Name of God, Amen, I, William Webb of Orange County being by divine favour of sound mind and Disposing memory, do make this my last will and testament recommending my Soul to the mercy of God through the merits of my dear redeemer And my body to the earth to be buried in a decent and Christian Manner,
• -I give unto my daughter Ann Gatewood, one negro Woman named Easther and her increase to her heirs and asigns forever. Likewise a Legace of Ten pounds forever. -I give to my son, John Cr. Webb, Twenty pounds Current money to be discounted out of his debt due my estate Settling with my Executors hereafter mentioned. I give unto my son William Cr Webb five pounds current money forever. -I give to my daughter Martha Watkins five pounds forever.
• -I Give to my Grand daughter Susannah Randolph five pounds forever and one silver seal.
• -I give to my Grandson John Groom Ten pounds forever. -I give to my son, Richard Cr Webb one negro man named Minor to his his heirs and asigns forever. -All the residue of my estate both real and personal I give and devise to be equally divided amongst my Three Children or their survivors. James Cr Webb Richard Cr Webb and Sarah Groom to them their heirs and assigns forever. Never the less it is my will that my son Richard Cr Webb shall if he thinks proper Keep and enjoy my Slaves paying to my said son James and Sarah or Their heirs the proportion of the praise value. -I appoint my friend Thomas Barbour and son, Richard Cr Webb Executors of this my last will and Testament In witness whereunto I have set my hand and seal this seventeenth day of January one thousand Seven hundred and Eighty Three.
• -Signed and Sealed in presence of ---Rowland Thomas Robert Stubblefield ---Rowland Thomas, jr. William Thomas

William married Mary CRITTENDEN. Mary was born in 1702 in Spotsylvania County, Virginia.

They had the following children:

• 479 M i John Crittenden WEBB was born in 1732 in Orange County, Virginia.
• 480 F ii Milley WEBB was born after 1720 in Orange County, Virginia.
• 481 F iii Sarah WEBB was born after 1720 in Orange County, Virginia.
• Sarah married WATKINS.
• 482 F iv Ann WEBB was born in 1730 in Orange County, Virginia.
• 483 M v William Crittenden WEBB was born in 1732 in Orange County, Virginia.
• 484 F vi Martha WEBB was born about 1736 in Orange County, Virginia.
• 485 M vii Richard Crittenden WEBB was born in 1736 in Orange County, Virginia.
• + 486 M viii James Crittenden WEBB
• 487 M ix Forrest WEBB was born in 1743 in Spotsylvania County, Virginia.

http://webb.sessom.sessum.boren.angelfire.com/newwebb.html

The Webb Connection- Wilkes Co., NC to Overton Co., TN

The Webb family has been well researched. Three generations are shown here in order to make the connection to the Johnson family. The direct line is in blue.

GENERATION NO. 1 (1699-1783)

WILLIAM WARREN WEBB/ MARY ELIZABETH CRITTENDON William Warren Webb was born 1699 and died 17 Jan 1783. He was the son of John Webb and Martha Riggens and a Revolutionary War soldier. He married Mary Elizabeth Crittendon (abt 1702, daughter of Henry Crittendon and Frances Upshaw) abt 1727. They had nine children:

   Ann Webb (1730)

   John Crittendon Webb (1732)

   William Crittenden Webb (1733)

   Martha Webb (1735)

   Richard Crittendon Webb (1737)

   James Crittendon Webb (1739)

   Sarah Webb (1741)

   Forrest Webb (1743)

   Mary Milley Webb (1745) 

BIOGRAPHICAL and HISTORICAL NOTES:

1. WILL of William Warren Webb (from Colleen Webb Belk, 1990). In the Name of God, Amen, I William Webb of Orange County being by divine favour of sound mind and disposing memory, do make this my last will and testament recommending my Soul to the mercy of God through the merits of my dear redeemer And my body to the earth to be buried in a decent Christian manner. I give unto my daughter Ann Gatewood, one negro woman named Esther and her increase to her heirs and assigns forever. Likewise a legace of ten pounds forever. I give to my son, John Cr. Webb, twenty pounds current money to be discounted out of his debt due my estate settling with my executors hereafter mentioned. I give unto my son William Cr. Webb five pounts current money forever. I give to my daughter Martha Watkins five pounds forever. I give to my Grand daughter Susannah Randolph five pounds forever and one silver seal. I give to my Grandson John Groom ten pounds forever. I give to my son, Richard Cr. Webb one negro man named Minor to his heirs and assigns forever. All the residue of my estate both real and personal I give and devise to be equally divided amongst my Three Children or their survivors. James Cr. Webb, Richard Cr. Webb and Sarah Groom to them their assigns forever. Nevber the less it is my will that my son Richard Cr. Webb shall if he thinks proper Keep and enjoy my slaves paying to my said son James and Sarah or their heirs the proportion of the praise value. I appoint my friend Thomas Barbour and son, Richard Cr. Webb Executors of this my last will and testament. In witness whereunto I have set my hand and seal this seventeenth day of January on thousand seven hundred and eighty three. Signed and sealed in presence of Rowland Thomas Robert Stubblefield."

GENERATION NO. 2 (1739-1805)

JAMES CRITTENDEN WEBB/ LETTIE JANE NELSON James Crittenden Webb was born abt 1739 in Spotsylvania Co., VA and died aft 1805 in Burke Co., NC. He married Lettie Jane Nelson and they had eight children:

   Mary Webb (18 Dec 1762-26 May 1794)

   Elizabeth Webb (1 Apr 1764)

   James Crittenden Webb, Jr. (2 Nov 1765)

   William Webb (27 Mat 1769)

   Benjamin James Webb (13 Sep 1769-18Dec 1827) married Jane Coffey

   John Webb (17 Jan 1771)

   Rueben Webb (30 Mar 1773-11 Dec 1847)

   Stephen Webb (23 Nov 1775) 

GENERATION NO. 3 (1760-1827)

BENJAMIN JAMES WEBB/ JANE COFFEY Benjamin James Webb was born 13 Sept 1760 In Wilkes Co., NC and died 18 Dec 1827. He married Jane Coffey (1768, daughter of Rueben Coffey and Sarah Scott) abt 1786. Benjamin and Jane had nine children:

   John C. Webb (30 May 1788-15 May 1863) married Nancy Elizabeth Ward (8 Aug 1788-1830) on 4 Sept 1806 and Christina Jackson abt 1834. John migrated to Cumberland Co., TN. His children were:

       Jane Webb (1807)

       Sealy Webb (1809)

       Daniel Webb (1811-1878)

       Mary Webb (1812-1836)

       Nancy Webb (1815)

       Sidnea Webb (1817)

       Ben C. Webb (1819-1875)

       Louise Webb (1821)

       Thomas C. Webb (1823-1863). 

   Nancy Webb (abt 1790-1839) married Jesse Brown (1810-1825)

   Sidnea Webb (21 Mar 1792-1830) married James Horton in 1815

   Elizabeth Webb (25 Mar 1794-8 Mar 1874) who married Hubbard Johnson

   Thomas Crittenden Webb (20 June 1798-14 Aug 1875) married Mary Jane Simpson on 23 Mar 1823 and Zilla Williams after 1849.

   Mary Webb (1800) married John Johnson.

   Elijah Clawson Webb (17 Jan 1802-20 Oct 1859) who married Martha Jane Johnson (1802-20 Oct 1859) on 2 Dec 1823 in Wilkes Co., NC. Moved to Overton Co., TN then in 1855 migrated to Jasper Co., MO. Elijah and Martha died on the same day of typhoid fever. They had the following children:

       Pauline Jane Webb (1824)

       John Cornwell Webb (1826)

       Benjamin Webb (1828)

       Eliza Webb (1829)

       Mary Ann Webb (1836)

       Juliet Webb (1839)

       James Webb (1841)

       Ann Eliza Webb (1844)

       Elijah Webb (1849) 

   Patsy Webb (1810) married Jack "Jesse" Brown.

   James Crittenden Webb (22 April 1805-15 April 1875) married Clarissa Melinda Elizabeth Curtis before 1828 in Overton Co., TN. James died in Jasper Co., MO of rabies.

RESEARCH NOTES:

1. Benjamin James Webb appears in other researchers files as Benjamin Crittenden Webb.

BIOGRAPHICAL and HISTORICAL NOTES:

1. Deeds F, Page 219. Indenture 18 December 1827. Jane Webb, John Webb, Thomas Webb, James Webb, Elizabeth Webb, Hubbard Johnson of Overton Co., TN and James Hooten (Horton), Jesse Brown and Reubin Mart (Mast) of Ashe Co., NC, of one part to John Johnson of Overton Co., Tennessee for and in consideration $1353, paid by John Johnson conveys 570 acres land on Spring Creek in two tracts Grant No. 384 and 2797. All sign. (Overton County, Tennessee Genealogical Records compiled by Edith Rucker Whitly) 2. Sale of nine year old slave named Martha from Jane Webb to Hubbard Johnson, 23 Mar 1840.3. Jane Webb, at age 82, is living in the household of Elijah and Martha and their children (1850 Overton Co., TN Census, p. 77b).

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Birth: 1694 Virginia, USA Death: 1783 Orange County Virginia, USA

The Will of William W. Webb of Orange County, Virginia, is dated 17 January 1783. "Abstracts of the Orange County, Virginia, Will Book 2, 1744-1778", by John Frederic Dorman. (Original Bk 2:402.) There is no mention of a wife. Bequests to - - • my daughter ANN Gatewood, one Negro woman named Easther "and her increase to her heirs and assigns forever", and £10. • my son JOHN Cr. Webb, £20 in current money "to be discounted out of his debt due my estate". • my son WILLIAM Cr. Webb £5 in current money. • my daughter MARTHA Watkins £5. • my granddaughter SUSANNAH Randolph £5 and "one silver seal". [Daughter of Sarah or Ann?} • my grandson John GROOM £10. [Son of Sarah] • my son RICHARD Cr. Webb one Negro man named Minor.

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"All the residue of my estate both real and personal -- to be equally divided between my three children or their survivors: JAMES Cr Webb; RICHARD Cr. Webb; and SARAH Groom." "If my son RICHARD Cr Webb shall think it proper to keep and enjoy my slaves -- paying to said son James and Sarah or their heirs, the proportion of the appraised value." Executors: My friend Thomas BARBOUR, and son Richard Cr Webb. Witnesses: Rowland Thomas, Robert Stubblefield. NOT NAMED - daughter Mary confirming the 1868 will is hers, not her mothers. (end)

Married Mary Jane Crittenden, about 1727, in Virginia. Possibly in Spotsylvania Co. (est. 1721), but before Orange Co., created 1734.

Family links:

Children:

 James Crittenden Webb (1738 - 1805)*

 Mary Webb (1746 - ____)*

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Birth: 1694
Virginia, USA
Death: 1783
Orange County
Virginia, USA

The Will of William W. Webb of Orange County, Virginia, is dated 17 January 1783. "Abstracts of the Orange County, Virginia, Will Book 2, 1744-1778", by John Frederic Dorman. (Original Bk 2:402.) There is no mention of a wife. Bequests to - -
• my daughter ANN Gatewood, one Negro woman named Easther "and her increase to her heirs and assigns forever", and £10.
• my son JOHN Cr. Webb, £20 in current money "to be discounted out of his debt due my estate".
• my son WILLIAM Cr. Webb £5 in current money.
• my daughter MARTHA Watkins £5.
• my granddaughter SUSANNAH Randolph £5 and "one silver seal". [Daughter of Sarah or Ann?}
• my grandson John GROOM £10. [Son of Sarah]
• my son RICHARD Cr. Webb one Negro man named Minor.

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"All the residue of my estate both real and personal -- to be equally divided between my three children or their survivors: JAMES Cr Webb; RICHARD Cr. Webb; and SARAH Groom."
"If my son RICHARD Cr Webb shall think it proper to keep and enjoy my slaves -- paying to said son James and Sarah or their heirs, the proportion of the appraised value."
Executors: My friend Thomas BARBOUR, and son Richard Cr Webb.
Witnesses: Rowland Thomas, Robert Stubblefield.
NOT NAMED - daughter Mary confirming the 1868 will is hers, not her mothers. (end)

Married Mary Jane Crittenden, about 1727, in Virginia. Possibly in Spotsylvania Co. (est. 1721), but before Orange Co., created 1734.

Family links:

Children:

 James Crittenden Webb (1738 - 1805)*

 Mary Webb (1746 - ____)*

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