Webb Genealogy - Person Sheet
Webb Genealogy - Person Sheet
NameWilliam Warren Webb 
DeathOrange County, VA, USA1142
Residence1747, Spotsylvania County, VA, USA1143
MemoWitnessed will of John Graves
Wrote Will1783, Orange County, VA, USA1144
FlagsDeceased
FatherWilliam Webb (ca1675-~1713)
MotherMary Taberer (1679-)
Spouses
Birth1702, Spotsylvania County, VA, USA558
Marriageabt 1727
ChildrenRichard (ca1721-)
Elizabeth (ca1723-)
Thomas (ca1725-)
Matthew (ca1727-)
Susannah (ca1729-)
Ann (1730-1791)
Joseph (ca1731-)
William Crittenden (1732-1815)
John Crittenden (1732-1799)
Martha (Died as Infant) (1734-1734)
Martha Nancy (1735-)
Richard Crittenden (Died as Infant) (1736-1736)
Richard Crittenden (1737-1822)
James Crittenden (1738->1800)
Sarah (ca1740-)
Forrest (1743-1823)
Milly (-1768)
Notes for William Warren Webb
There was a problem with a source--had Two William Warren Webbs married to Mary Taberers. I removed one and combined the children. Could be two different families combined here. Obviously a problem in that the will states he had three children (Richard Crittenden, James Crittenden, and Sarah). The will mentions a granddaughter named Susannah Randolph--very possibly the Susannah hear is the daughter of one of his sons and married a Randolph.
Transcript of Will of William Warren Webb from Colleen Webb Belk,(deceased) 15 Aug 1990 sent to E. Edwards
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 W Webb
Transcript of Will of William Warren Webb from Colleen Webb Belk,(deceased) 15 Aug 1990 sent to E. Edwards
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 W Webb