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Title: Webb family
Post by: Cazo on Friday 14 September 12 11:47 BST (UK)
Hi,

I'm looking for information on James Webb, a carpenter, who was apparently born c. 1796 in Blackwater, Hampshire. He settled in Lampton, Heston, Middlesex with his wife Mary (not born in Middlesex according to 1841 Census) and their children: Eliza (b. c. 1828 not Middlesex), James (b. c. 1833 Lampton), John Hudson (b. 1834, Heston) and Elizabeth (c. 1840, Heston).

I am descended from John Hudson Webb who married Emily Frances Bennett on 24 Dec 1863, Holy Trinity, Hounslow. I don't know if their marriage certificate provides more info on his parents.

Any information would be appreciated.
Thanks :)
Title: Re: Webb family
Post by: rosie99 on Friday 14 September 12 12:31 BST (UK)

I am descended from John Hudson Webb who married Emily Frances Bennett on 24 Dec 1863, Holy Trinity, Hounslow. I don't know if their marriage certificate provides more info on his parents.



The marriage calls him John Webb bachelor full age occupation Carpenter resident Hounslow father James Webb occ Carpenter
Emily Francis Bennett spinster full age resident Hounslow father George Bennett labourer
witnesses - Francis Juett and Mary Ann Bennett
He signs his name as John Webb, Emily signs her full name.

Rosie
Title: Re: Webb family
Post by: rosie99 on Friday 14 September 12 12:41 BST (UK)
The 1841 census in Lampton also has a Thomas Webb age 70 living with them, probably James father. Thomas is of Independent means and born in County.

Rosie
Title: Re: Webb family
Post by: Cazo on Monday 17 September 12 11:47 BST (UK)
Well, I recently found some more information on this family which I hope will help shed some light on this dark corner of my tree ;)

James Webb (1793, Hampshire - 1851, London) was married to Mary Grover (1796, Heston - bef 1851). They had 8 children: Mary Ann (1816), Jane (1826), Eliza (1828), Anna (1831), James (1833), John (1834-1903), George (1835) and Elizabeth (1840).
John Hudson Webb = John William Webb (apparently...)

So now I'm looking for the marriage between James Webb and Mary Grover - and any other info on the Webb family - as well as Mary's birth/christening info.

Thanks :)
Title: Re: Webb family
Post by: rosie99 on Monday 17 September 12 12:28 BST (UK)
Well, I recently found some more information on this family which I hope will help shed some light on this dark corner of my tree ;)


I hope you haven't got this from an online tree  ;)  The marriage to Mary Grover that they seem to be quoting is in 1841 Sussex   ::)   ;D

I wonder if Mary's surname is Freeman - there is a marriage in Hayes between a James Webb and Mary Freeman botp after banns with consent of the parents 25th June 1815.

Could this be Elizabeths birth registration
September qtr 1839     
Elizabeth Webb       
Brentford   reg district
ref  3   19   

It may be her that died  ::)
March qtr 1840
Elizabeth Webb        Brentford    3   22
Title: Re: Webb family
Post by: rosie99 on Monday 17 September 12 12:37 BST (UK)
Possible burial for Mary Webb at Heston
Buried 12th December 1846
Abode- Lampton
age at death - 53

and one for James also at Heston  :-\
James Webb
Abode Hounslow
age 77
Burial 18th August 1870


Title: Re: Webb family
Post by: [Ray] on Monday 17 September 12 14:35 BST (UK)
Hmmm

I don't see where the Hudson or William middle names come from.

In words on one syllable, would you explain?  ;D

Thanks
Ray
Title: Re: Webb family
Post by: rosie99 on Monday 17 September 12 14:42 BST (UK)
The 1841 census in Lampton also has a Thomas Webb age 70 living with them, probably James father. Thomas is of Independent means and born in County.



I had another look at this census - Thomas could be Thomas Wells but is it too much of a coincidence  :-\    H0107/658 Bk 2 Fol 8 Pg 10

Rosie
Title: Re: Webb family
Post by: Cazo on Monday 17 September 12 15:00 BST (UK)
Ray, please ignore the 'Hudson' - it was a remnant of my earlier research when I thought John Webb was married to Emily Burgess and not Emily Bennett...quite the confusion.

As to the 'Grover', Rosie, it was a new avenue to explore as there are so many James and Mary Webb's... According to the 1841 census Mary was born abt 1796 but not in Middlesex. She had died prior to the 1851 census which lends credence to the 1846 burial...

I had thought that this marriage had potential:
groom's name:   James Webb
bride's name:   Mary Ann Handcock
marriage date:   07 Jun 1821
marriage place:   Romsey, Hampshire, England
indexing project (batch) number:   I03680-7
system origin:   England-EASy
source film number:   1596320

But it's all guesswork so far...
Title: Re: Webb family
Post by: rosie99 on Monday 17 September 12 15:24 BST (UK)
There is a baptism for Mary Ann c1816 in Heston - do you have all of the childrens baptisms?

I can't at the moment see a suitable christening for a James Webb but Blackwater is on the boundary of Surrey - Camberley area. I spotted one earlier somewhere that was in Eversley but too early.  I really want to put that Thomas Webb/Wells who was next on census after Elizabeth Webb as James father but.... I need evidence  ;D 

I would be more inclined towards the Hayes marriage, there is a marriage in Heston in 1822 but not to a Mary. Romsey in Hampshire is miles away from Blackwater.  :)
Title: Re: Webb family
Post by: [Ray] on Monday 17 September 12 16:22 BST (UK)


That Mary Freeman, Hayes marriage, did you notice that . . . . .
The vicar's name was Freeman?
The mark of "W Freeman" was on the next marriage entry?
Title: Re: Webb family
Post by: rosie99 on Monday 17 September 12 16:34 BST (UK)
I had noticed that the vicar was a Freeman but had dismissed him as he could write and Mary couldn't  ;D  I didn't notice the other one though.

Probably not relevant but this looks like the vicars marriage
John Neville Freeman
Mary Frances Watson
9 Aug 1803
Parish Hayes
Title: Re: Webb family
Post by: yeahyeah121212 on Thursday 26 July 18 20:28 BST (UK)
I am a webb from the countryside around romsey in Southampton if that helps