Person Info
- Name: John WEBB
- Sex: M
- Birth: 15 May 1825 in Wayne Co, Indiana b
- Death: 28 Mar 1896 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co, Utah d
- Burial: Woodland Cemetery, Des Moines, Polk Co, Iowa u
Parents:
Family:
Marriage:
Children:
- Lucy Ann WEBB Birth: May 1846 in Indiana
Death: After 1910 in Los Angeles Co, California
- William Wesley WEBB Birth: 1847 in Indiana
Death: 1893 in Sibley, Osceola Co, Iowa
- Melvina Sarah WEBB Birth: 6 May 1849 in Indiana
Death: 4 Feb 1884 in Denver, Denver Co, Colorado
- John Ames WEBB Birth: Jul 1857 in Iowa
Death: 1913 in Whittier, Los Angeles Co, California
Marriage:
Bibliography
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Bowler, Ann, Rev John Webb, private email 7/3/2012. Author address: labowler at mchsi dot com. Information from this source tagged as [Ref: Ann Bowler 7/3/2012].
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Davis, Jacqueline, Augusta D Chase. WorldConnect PostEm 4/24/2010. Author address: jacquiedavis at comcast dot net Information from this source tagged as [Ref: Jacqueline Davis 4/24/2010].
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Dudewicz, Margot McBath, Albon Chase family, private email 7/28/2005. Author address: margotmdudewicz at yahoo dot com Information from this source tagged as [Ref: Margot Dudewicz 7/28/2005].
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Marshall, Grace Merle, The Marshall Family Tree: Rufus Marshall and Suzanna George Branch. Salt Lake City, UT: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1951. LDS Film#015526#4. Available at https://familysearch.org/search/film/008128748 images 77-101. Also available (poorer copy) at https://archive.org/details/marshallfamilytr00mars. Information from this source tagged as [Ref: MarshallGM MARSHALL-GEORGE p[0-9]*].
Sources for birth and parent Information
- date:
- [Ref: Ann Bowler 7/3/2012, Jacqueline Davis 4/24/2010],
- place:
- [Ref: Ann Bowler 7/3/2012, Jacqueline Davis 4/24/2010]
Sources for death Information
- date:
- [Ref: Ann Bowler 7/3/2012, Jacqueline Davis 4/24/2010],
- place:
- [Ref: Ann Bowler 7/3/2012, Jacqueline Davis 4/24/2010]
Sources for burial Information
- place:
- [Ref: Ann Bowler 7/3/2012, Jacqueline Davis 4/24/2010]
Sources with Information about marriage to Frances JONES
- date:
- [Ref: Ann Bowler 7/3/2012, Jacqueline Davis 4/24/2010],
- place:
- [Ref: Jacqueline Davis 4/24/2010],
- child:
- [Ref: Ann Bowler 7/3/2012, Jacqueline Davis 4/24/2010]
Sources with Information about marriage to Augusta D CHASE
- date:
- [Ref: Ann Bowler 7/3/2012]
- abt 1877, as second marriage of both [Ref: Jacqueline Davis 4/24/2010]
- between 1870 and 1880 [Ref: Margot Dudewicz 7/28/2005]
- second marriage of Augusta [Ref: MarshallGM MARSHALL-GEORGE p11]
Research Notes:
Rev. [Ref: Jacqueline Davis 4/24/2010]
1850: living in Center Twp, Howard Co, Indiana [Ref: Ann Bowler 7/3/2012]
1852: living in Fayette Co, Iowa [Ref: Ann Bowler 7/3/2012]
1856: living in Farmerburg, Clayton Co, Iowa [Ref: Ann Bowler 7/3/2012]
23 Sep 1862: appointed Chaplain in Iowa War of Rebellion. Mustered in 4 Nov
1862 into 38th Infantry. Resigned 23 Jul 1863 [Ref: Ann Bowler 7/3/2012]
Webb. --Rev. John Webb was born in Wayne county, Indiana, May 15, 1825. In
1846 he was licensed to exhort by Robert Burns of Williamsburg circuit,
Indiana. The following year he was licensed to preach. In 1851 he moved to
Fayette county, Iowa. In 1853 he joined Iowa conference, which then embraced
the whole state. In 1862 he was elected chaplain of the Thirty-eighth Iowa
Infantry. In 1870 he joined Northwest Iowa conference; shortly after he was
appointed presiding elder of North Dakota district. In 1876 his wife died in
Sibley. He afterwards married Mrs. Augusta D. Bellows. From Dakota, in 1879,
he was transferred to Kansas conference, and for a time was connected with the
'Kansas Methodist'. In 1882 he came to Des Moines, which was afterward his
home. In 1888 he became the agent of the 'Inland Advocate'. He gave the
greater part of his life to the work of the ministry, and the fruits of his
labors can only be known when the final records are read. His quiet and
unassuming manner, combined with his Christian character, as well as
teachings, led many to adopt a better life and won for him the high regard of
all with whom he came in contact, and he kept it by worthy and conscientious
deserving. He died at his daughter's in Salt Lake City, March 28, 1896, where
he had gone in search of health. He was a godly man in the fullest sense of
the word. His influence for good was great and his name will be handed down by
many in this city as a benefactor. He was a good man and he has gone to his
reward. He leaves a wife and two children. The funeral was conducted in Des
Moines, at which his pastor and several other ministers spoke.
(obituary was provided by Mrs. Esther Wonderlich, Archivist, Iowa Methodist
Conference Archives.) [Ref: Jacqueline Davis 4/24/2010]
oblisk was vandelized during a snowstorm; about 1998 a friend hadthe
marker reset by a professional [Ref: Ann Bowler 7/3/2012]
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