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Carroll County Abner Webb ...29 Chapter Five 1850 Virginia Census Webb Families Carroll County Abner Webb .............. 29 [s/o John & Hannah (Cock) Webb] Sarah ...................... 25 [d/o Joshua & Rebecca (Cock) Nester] Earl ................ 7 [m. Martha J. ( )] Joshua ............ 5 M a r y A . ......... 3 Isaac .............. 2/12 [Jaim .............. m. 1856 in Lafayette; moved to Pike Co., ARK] Charlotte County Abraham Webb ......... 45 [b. Buckingham County] Matilda ...................... 40 [b. Prince Edward County] Sarah .............. 17 Thomas .......... 14 Jane................ 12 Joseph R. ....... 10 William .......... 8 James ............. 6 Mary .............. 4 George ........... 2 [moved to Dyer Co. TN - m. Mary B.] Mack .............. 2 [moved to Obion Co. TN - m. Ann ( )] Appomattox County Abram Webb ............. 59 Laborer [soldier War 1812; died 22 Sep 1850 Appomattox, VA] Mary ...................... 57 [d/o ( )/( ) Bagby] William A. ..... 12 Appomattox County Abram Webb ............. 33 Farmer [with Nancy Ferguson] Appomattox County Albert Webb .............. 30 Laborer M a r y E . ..................... 23 William J. ...... 3 Amelia ........... 3 Douglas.......... 1 Northumberland County Alice Webb ............... 31 [with John Gansdell] Carroll County Anderson Webb ......... 21 [s/o Robert & Elizabeth (Nester) Webb] Mahala ...................... 23 [d/o Daniel & Jane (Gardner) Martin] Jane................ 6/12 [m. Isham M. T. Bowman] 87 Carroll County Andrew Webb ........... 63 [s/o Henry & Susan (Cock) Webb] Catherine ................... 58 [d/o Andrew & Penelope (Ward) Cock] James ............. 27 [m. Mary A. Hall in 1849] M a r y A . ........ 35 [wife of James] John ............... 16 [s/o Andrew & Catherine Webb] Rachel ............ 5/12 [d/o James & Mary Webb] Gloucester County Andrew Webb ........... 12 Mu Spotsylvania County Ann Webb ................. 60 [with William & Elizabeth James] Charlotte County Ann Webb ................. 30 Richard Tooms .......... 30 Julia ...................... 20 Rebecca ......... 3 Elizabeth ........ 1 Norfolk County Augustua Webb ......... 26 Waterman Socky ...................... 22 Norfolk County Aurella S. Webb ........ 45 [with John & Mary Ann Cocke] Ritchie County Benjamin Webb ......... 60 Miller [s/o Nutter Webb; in Capt. John Bozart’s Co. VA militia War 1812] Martha ...................... 62 [d/o William Stewart; m. 4 Oct 1803; d.1870 age 81] Drusilla .......... 22 [m. ( ) Prince] Benjamin R .... 20 Minerva ......... 12 [other children: Mrs. Anna Dye, Mrs. Elizabeth Hyman, Mrs. Sarah Rodgers, Mrs. Louisa Hostetter, John Webb] Washington County Anna Webb ............... 19 Student Norfolk County Betsy Webb ............... 69 B Mary Ann .................. 29 B Elizabeth ................... 25 B Loudoun County Betsy Webb ............... 50 Ellick ............. 21 Mary .............. 18 Joseph ............ 16 88 Tazewell County Betsy Webb ............... 50 Mu Henry ............. 10 Mu Richmond County Beverly Webb ............ 22 Day laborer [m. 31 Dec 1847 Westmoreland Co.] Mary (Susan) ............. 23 [d/o ( ) Harper] Botetourt County Caephen (Casper?) Webb 39 Elizabeth ................... 37 William B. ..... 11 P a u l C . ........... 2 Augusta County Catherine Webb ......... 65 Elizabeth ........ 28 Northumberland County Catherine Webb ......... 63 [with John Efford] John ............... 10 Isaac .............. 8 Shenandoah County Catherine ................... 62 Isaac .............. 26 Catherine ....... 23 Rockbridge County Catherine Webb ......... 60 [with Benjamin Cummins] Russell County Catherine ................... 10 [ w it h William & Jane Cromwell] ______ County Catherine ................... 11 B [with James A. Mason] Richmond County Charity Webb ............ 38 Martha J. ........ 18 Orvill ............. 13 Sarah .............. 9 William .......... 8 John H. .......... 2 King William County Charles Webb ............ 72 Farmer Washington County Charles Webb ............ 34 Farmer Mary ...................... 27 89 Leonidous O. 11 [m. Mary E. ( )] Granderson .... 9 Charles ........... 5 Sarah .............. 11 Ata H. ............ 6 Franklin County Creed Webb ............... 34 [s/o Theodrick & Sarah Webb] Mahala ...................... 44 [m. 7 Feb 1827; d/o ( ) Booth] M a r ia ............. 17 M a r y S . .......... 14 Benjamin ....... 11 [m. Sarah Martha Darnell] Theoderick ..... 8 [m. Arabella Blankenship; moved to Cabell Co. WV] Thomas .......... 8 [m. Virginia M. Powell d/o S.H. & Elizabeth] John ............... 18 [had 10 children by 1880: Virginia 1850; George E. 1855; Docia 1860; John 1864; Nicholas 1868; Mary 1872; Moses 1874; Mariah 1876; Agnes 1878; Dennis 1880] Carroll County Cuthbert Webb .......... 47 [s/o James A. & Sarah (Goad) Webb] Sarah ...................... 47 [d/o Jacob & Catherine (Goad) Nester] Susan ............. 15 [m. ( ) Puckett] John ............... 12 [m. Pauline Boyd; moved to Boone, IL] Jacob .............. 10 [m. Palina Hasley 10 Sep 1860] Rachel ............ 8 [m. Archable Stewart Marshall] Polly .............. 4 [m. William Bowman} Sarah .............. 1 [m. Floyd Dillard] Catherine ....... 22 [m. Lewis Puckett] Harrison County David Webb .............. 56 Farmer [d. 14 May 1887; m.#2 Catherine London 30 Dec 1858] Charity ...................... 55 [d/o ( )/( ) Patton; m. 24 Dec 1813 Aaron ............. 25 [m. Ellen ( ) before 1855] Phoebe ........... 22 Jonias P. ......... 16 Wayne County David Webb .............. 39 Farmer Rachel ...................... 34 born KY Samuel ........... 16 [m. Nancy Robertson 28 Mar 1854] Francis Marion 14 [m. Mrs. Piety Hackworth 8 May 1864; m. #2 Virginia; in Co. C 5th WV Inf Civil War] John ............... 12 Mary J. ........... 9 [m. James Estep 7 Apr 1866 s/o James & Sarah] Robert ............ 6 Elizabeth ........ 5 Amanda ......... 2 Mitchell ......... 2 [ m. Sarah Smith d/o John/Elizabeth 9 Jan 1873] 90 Northhampton County Diana Webb ............... 45 B Lo ft y ...................... 78 B Molly ...................... 80 B Dinwiddie County Dirkin Webb .............. 36 Farmer Elizabeth S. ............... 29 Alexander O. .. 17 Rebecca A. ..... 9 M a r y E . .......... 7 Margaret ........ 5 Laura ............. 2 Martha V. ....... 6/12 Wood County Drusilla Webb ........... 20 [d/o Benjamin & Martha - with Inn Keeper, Charles Drake family] Wyoming County Edward Webb ............ 21 [s/o George/Eliz. (Keller) Webb; moved to Clay Co.] Alafair ...................... 16 [d/o Richard/Mary (Wiley) Williamson] Pittsylvania County Edmund Webb ........... 40 Shoemaker Elizabeth ................... 26 James ............. 17 Richard .......... 16 Mary .............. 2 Brunswick County Edmund B. Webb ...... 63 Farmer [m. 26 Dec 1808] Nancy ...................... 62 [d/o ( ) Floyd] Elizabeth ........ 21 Elizabeth C. Lambert 2 Northampton County Elizabeth Webb ......... 36 B James ...................... 46 B Edmund ......... 5 B Louisa ............ 4 B Shenandoah County Elizabeth Webb ......... 62 [living alone] Essex County Elizabeth Webb ......... 60 [living alone] Franklin County Elizabeth Webb ......... 35 [bad microfilm] Sarah ...................... 30 91 George ...................... 23 [moved to Summers Co. WV ?] Norfolk County Elizabeth Webb ......... 9 [with George & Hester Scott] Giles County Elizabeth Webb ......... 4 [with David Price] Goochland County Elizabeth A. Webb..... 32 [with Tarleton Fleming; m. Benjamin J. Bowles 24 Aug 1856] Gloucester County Elizabeth C. Webb ..... 32 Mu Thomas T ....... 10 Mu Francis A. ...... 8 Mu James M ......... 6 Mu Elias ............... 1 Mu Rockingham County Ellis Webb ................. 48 Elizabeth ................... 45 [d/o Wm & Frances Badger] John ............... 13 Alick .............. 11 William .......... 9 George ........... 16 Nancy ............ 8 Giles County Emaline Webb ........... 15 [working on farm of J.W. McGinty] Alexandria County Fannie Webb ............. 11 [boarder with John Reynolds] Goochland County Farmer Webb ............. 11 [with George Marks] Orange County Frances Webb ............ 75 Frances .......... 21 Jefferson ........ 2 Buckingham County Frances Webb ............ 14 [with John Harper] Kanawha County Frances Webb ............ 10 [m. Robert Whitlock 25 Aug 1855] Galway Webb ............ 40 born Maryland [Sailor with 15 other persons} Lunenburg County 92 Gardner Webb ........... 45 Farmer Harriet ...................... 38 Elizabeth ........ 18 Edward L. ...... 16 Jordan ............ 14 Mary .............. 12 Elijah ............. 10 [moved to Arkansas] Harriet ........... 8 John A. .......... 6 Susan G ......... 3 Wyoming County George Webb ............ 56 [s/o George/Nancy (Knuckles) Webb] Elizabeth ................... 67 [d/o Joseph/Susan (Scott) Keller] Rhoda ............ 35 [m.1 John Webb; m.2 John Simpson] Zachariah ....... 18 [m. Charlotte Williamson 1852] Lucinda .......... 14 [d/o Rhoda] John ............... 12 [s/o Rhoda] Martha Ann .... 9 [d/o Rhoda] S e r i ld a ........... 7 [d/o Rhoda] Edward .......... 5 [s/o Rhoda] Julia Ann........ 1 [d/o Rhoda; died young] Elizabeth ........ 4 [m. Milton Young 25 Jul 1867] Hardy County George Webb ............ 40 [s/o James & Hester Webb] Jane ...................... 23 [d/o ( ) Birch] Hannah .......... 4 [m. Albin Pilkington 12 Nov 1866] Hester ............ 3 Margaret E. .... 8/12 [m. Orin Palmer Van Meter] Ohio County George Webb ............ 33 [s/o George & Rebecca] Rosianna .................... 28 Rebecca ..................... 53 [wid. George; moved to Wood Co. before 1871] Amherst County
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