Sources
Sources
751. Memphis Daily Appeal, Memphis, Shelby County, TN, USA, February 3, 1860, http://www.spiny.com/naomi/people/ketchum/obits/jameslewiswebb.html.
752. “Homicide in Memphis,” The Maury Press, Maury County, TN, USA, February 15, 1860, http://files.usgwarchives.net/tn/maury/newspapers/newsmisc.txt.
HOMICIDE IN MEMPHIS--JAMES L.WEBB, of the well-known house of WEBB & RAWLINGS, Memphis, was killed in that city on Friday last by THOS. B. MYNATT, Deputy Sheriff of the County. At the Coroner's inquest, among other testimonies were the following; MR. M. GOLDBERGER, who keeps the millinery store in front of which the shooting took place, being sworn; "MR. WEBB passed by the corner; he told me he was going to sell a piece of property and wanted me to purchase it; I told him I was not able to buy it; soon after I saw MR. MYNATT talking with WEBB, they did not seem excited. Some ten or fifteen minutes later I heard MR. MYNATT say it is not so, MR. WEBB said it was so, and after back and forth, MR. MYNATT then struck MR. WEBB; Mr. WEBB tried to defend himself, stepping behind my showcase; MR. MYNATT followed him, I heard MR. WEBB say, 'you coward,' I then heard the report of the pistol and saw the man fall. MR. WEBB had no weapon in his hand." MR. MYNATT gave himself up to a police officer, who took him to jail.
HOMICIDE IN MEMPHIS--JAMES L.WEBB, of the well-known house of WEBB & RAWLINGS, Memphis, was killed in that city on Friday last by THOS. B. MYNATT, Deputy Sheriff of the County. At the Coroner's inquest, among other testimonies were the following; MR. M. GOLDBERGER, who keeps the millinery store in front of which the shooting took place, being sworn; "MR. WEBB passed by the corner; he told me he was going to sell a piece of property and wanted me to purchase it; I told him I was not able to buy it; soon after I saw MR. MYNATT talking with WEBB, they did not seem excited. Some ten or fifteen minutes later I heard MR. MYNATT say it is not so, MR. WEBB said it was so, and after back and forth, MR. MYNATT then struck MR. WEBB; Mr. WEBB tried to defend himself, stepping behind my showcase; MR. MYNATT followed him, I heard MR. WEBB say, 'you coward,' I then heard the report of the pistol and saw the man fall. MR. WEBB had no weapon in his hand." MR. MYNATT gave himself up to a police officer, who took him to jail.
753. Vincent’s Sem-annual United States Register, Francis Vincent, Francis Vincent, Philadelphia, 83.
File: Vincent's_p83
File: Vincent's_p83
754. “William H. Webb,” Find-A-Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/152361435, 152361435.
755. “G1174,” April 5, 1998, Rebecca Smith Blackwell, http://search.ancestry.com/zipfiles/ged2/g1174.zip, Says abt 1815.
756. Jamila Z Sloan, “The SMITH Families of Dallas County, Arkansas,” http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dallasar/wc_idx/idx001.html, October 4, 2000, Says 1813.
757. “Phillip Christian Hoertling,” Find-A-Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/14627439, 14627439.
758. “Mary Webb Blackwell,” Find-A-Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/98558008, 98558008.
759. “John Pomphrette Blackwell, Sr,” Find-A-Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/98557614, 98557614.
760. “G1174,” April 5, 1998, Rebecca Smith Blackwell, http://search.ancestry.com/zipfiles/ged2/g1174.zip, Says born January 26, 1807 in Granville County, NC.
761. “John Pomphrette Blackwell, Sr,” Find-A-Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/98557614, 98557614, Says born January 16, 1807 but tombstone says January 28, 1807.
762. “G1174,” April 5, 1998, Rebecca Smith Blackwell, http://search.ancestry.com/zipfiles/ged2/g1174.zip, from Blackwell family Bible.
763. “G1174,” April 5, 1998, Rebecca Smith Blackwell, http://search.ancestry.com/zipfiles/ged2/g1174.zip, Gives unrealistic date of about 1840 (5 years after father’s death).
764. “Webb Family Papers Inventory,” http://www.lib.unc.edu/mss/inv/w/Webb_Family, Gives more realistic date of abt 1831.
765. James Webb, “James Webb, His Book (family Bible),” http://www.lofthouse.com/warren/bibles/query001.htm#46.
766. Jamila Z Sloan, “The SMITH Families of Dallas County, Arkansas,” http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dallasar/wc_idx/idx001.html, October 4, 2000, Lists birth as December 5, 1905 and middle name as William.
767. “G1174,” April 5, 1998, Rebecca Smith Blackwell, http://search.ancestry.com/zipfiles/ged2/g1174.zip, Gives date with 1731 as year.
768. Dr. Robert Dickens Webb, The Webb Family, 1890 (approximately), RDW-001, Gives year as 1734 (from family Bible).
769. Jay S. Webb, “James Webb 26 Nov 1770,” http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/web/WebbWill?read=5.
770. Dr. Robert Dickens Webb, The Webb Family, 1890 (approximately), RDW-001, Lists both July 2 and July 12 as birthday.
771. James Webb, “James Webb, His Book (family Bible),” http://www.lofthouse.com/warren/bibles/query001.htm#46, Lists May 1.
772. Jamila Z Sloan, “The SMITH Families of Dallas County, Arkansas,” http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dallasar/wc_idx/idx001.html, October 4, 2000, Lists May 11.
773. Dr. Robert Dickens Webb, The Webb Family, 1890 (approximately), RDW-001, Lists April 11 as date of death.
774. Dr. Robert Dickens Webb, The Webb Family, 1890 (approximately), RDW-001, Lists wedding as taking place May 1, 1731 in Essex County, VA. Obviously in error.
775. “Davidson - Davison Family Resource - DAR Lineages #3,” http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~genea/Ddarlineage3.html.
776. “John Webb,” Find-A-Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/54093893, 54093893.
777. “Ann Thomason Webb,” Find-A-Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/54093871, 54093871.
778. “Richard Walker Webb,” Find-A-Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/77075959, 77075959.
780. Jamila Z Sloan, “The SMITH Families of Dallas County, Arkansas,” http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dallasar/wc_idx/idx001.html, October 4, 2000, Gives middle name as Smith.
781. “William Smith Webb,” Find-A-Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/59108935, 59108935.
782. “Fire departments battle fire Medical Center,” William Smith Webb and Mildred Turner, The Tennessean, Nashville, TN, December 3, 2002, 62.
"The fire could have gotten into the rest of the residence undetected or carbon monoxide could have been overwhelmed the family."
The fire originated in the attic and eventually spread to the second story of the home. Mike Eades told Lovett that he and his wife were downstairs when they heard an upstairs smoke detector going off. Mike Eades saw smoke upstairs, then opened a door that leads to the attic and saw flames.
The first firefighters to arrive on the scene saw flames coming through the roof at the back of the house. It took roughly 25 minutes to contain the fire. Using a newly acquired thermal imaging scanner, members of the College Grove Fire Department then were able to find "hot spots" or flare-ups that were between walls and in hard-to-reach places.
"That was the first time we’ve used the scanner on a big fire like this," Lovett said.
Investigators will determine how much, if any, of the structure can be salvaged. Lovett said the first story had smoke and water damage.
Originally the home of Williamson County pioneer Dr. William Smith Webb, the house was constructed just after the turn of the 19th century.
In 1811, Webb and his wife, Mildred, traveled to Tennessee from North Carolina, settling between Triune and College Grove on a large tract of land that had been given to Webb for service to the government as a surveyor.
Webb first built a two-story, double-log house where the couple lived with their 13 children. The house stayed in Webb's family until 1881 when it was bought by James M. Long.
The Long House was torn down in 1914 and another dwelling built over the old basement.
The cause of Sunday's fire has not yet been determined. Lovett said there are no indications of arson and that unless the homeowner's insurance company requests an investigation none would be done.
"We don't really have anything to go on this point as far as what caused the fire," Lovett said. "Mr. Eades speculated that it may have been an electrical problem. He said the roof had recently been repaired at the back of the house and thinks maybe a nail or something cut into a wire."
Susan Eades works for the Williamson County Schools system as a guidance counselor at Brentwood. High School. Anyone wishing to make donations to the Eades family may do so at Franklin National Bank, where a fund has been established.
"The fire could have gotten into the rest of the residence undetected or carbon monoxide could have been overwhelmed the family."
The fire originated in the attic and eventually spread to the second story of the home. Mike Eades told Lovett that he and his wife were downstairs when they heard an upstairs smoke detector going off. Mike Eades saw smoke upstairs, then opened a door that leads to the attic and saw flames.
The first firefighters to arrive on the scene saw flames coming through the roof at the back of the house. It took roughly 25 minutes to contain the fire. Using a newly acquired thermal imaging scanner, members of the College Grove Fire Department then were able to find "hot spots" or flare-ups that were between walls and in hard-to-reach places.
"That was the first time we’ve used the scanner on a big fire like this," Lovett said.
Investigators will determine how much, if any, of the structure can be salvaged. Lovett said the first story had smoke and water damage.
Originally the home of Williamson County pioneer Dr. William Smith Webb, the house was constructed just after the turn of the 19th century.
In 1811, Webb and his wife, Mildred, traveled to Tennessee from North Carolina, settling between Triune and College Grove on a large tract of land that had been given to Webb for service to the government as a surveyor.
Webb first built a two-story, double-log house where the couple lived with their 13 children. The house stayed in Webb's family until 1881 when it was bought by James M. Long.
The Long House was torn down in 1914 and another dwelling built over the old basement.
The cause of Sunday's fire has not yet been determined. Lovett said there are no indications of arson and that unless the homeowner's insurance company requests an investigation none would be done.
"We don't really have anything to go on this point as far as what caused the fire," Lovett said. "Mr. Eades speculated that it may have been an electrical problem. He said the roof had recently been repaired at the back of the house and thinks maybe a nail or something cut into a wire."
Susan Eades works for the Williamson County Schools system as a guidance counselor at Brentwood. High School. Anyone wishing to make donations to the Eades family may do so at Franklin National Bank, where a fund has been established.
783. Jamila Z Sloan, “The SMITH Families of Dallas County, Arkansas,” http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dallasar/wc_idx/idx001.html, October 4, 2000, Gives middle name as Ann.
784. “Mildred Webb,” Find-A-Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/59108965, 59108965.
785. “North Carolina, Marriages, 1759-1979,” William S Webb and Milly Turner, April 4, 1804, Caswell County, NC, USA, https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XF96-YTP.
786. “Info on Thomas Webb born 1779,” July 27, 1998, Lee Holder, http://genforum.familytreemaker.com/webb/messages/523.html.
787. Ancestry.com, “Tennessee Marriage and Bible Records,” http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=tenn...nd+Bible+Records&;DatabaseName=tenn2&SearchEngine=sse.dll&Server=search&Type=P.
788. “Re: Info on Thomas Webb born,” August 6, 1998, Virginia Isenhart, http://genforum.familytreemaker.com/cgi-genforum/p...webb::webb::885.html, Lists Essex, Essex County, VA for location of birth.
789. “Re: Info on Thomas Webb born,” August 6, 1998, Virginia Isenhart, http://genforum.familytreemaker.com/cgi-genforum/p...webb::webb::885.html.
790. “Samuel Smith Webb,” Find-A-Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/101829401, 101829401.
791. “Ann Moore Dickins Webb,” Find-A-Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/59488176, 59488176.
792. “Dr. Samuel Webb Scales,” Find-A-Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/59109135, 59109135.
793. “Mrs Martha Jane Hughes Nolen,” Find-A-Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/59108584, 59108584.
794. “Henry Y Webb,” Find-A-Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/59108573, 59108573.
795. “Fanny Webb marriage,” March 25, 1999, Edith Gomez, http://genforum.genealogy.com/webb/messages/1977.html.
796. “California Death Index; 1940-1997,” California Department of Health Services, Vital Statistics Section, http://vitals.rootsweb.com/ca/death/search.cgi, https://familysearch.org/search/collection/2015582, His daughter told me that he had no middle name but used the unofficial middle name of Henry. His CA birth record has Christiansen misspelled and the day off by one, but lists a middle initial of H.
797. “Carl Christiansen,” Find-A-Grave, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/132891281, 132891281.
798. “Obituaries,” Carl H Christiansen, Modesto Bee, Modesto, CA.
File: CarlChristiansen_Obituary
File: CarlChristiansen_Obituary
799. “California Death Index; 1940-1997,” California Department of Health Services, Vital Statistics Section, http://vitals.rootsweb.com/ca/death/search.cgi, https://familysearch.org/search/collection/2015582, Lists Carl H Christansen (misspelled last name) born October 18, 1912 with a mother’s maiden name of Ween.
800. “United States Census,” 1920, CA, Stanislaus, Ceres, 25A, 6, 164, T625, 151, 57, Bureau of the Census, US Dept. of Commerce, United States of America, February 19, 1920, Mrs. Helen E Lundstrom.
File: 1920 CA Stanislaus County Ceres p25A
File: 1920 CA Stanislaus County Ceres p25A
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