Wade & Webb Family History

Find a Grave memorial: James Roy Webb

Memorial made 21 December 2014 · Find a Grave

Named here: James Roy Webb

The memorial at Find a Grave

Transcription

Field Memorial
Name James Roy Webb
Birth 1 Dec 1897 · Kellyton, Coosa County, Alabama, USA
Death 25 Jun 1969 · Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama, USA
Burial Forest Hill Cemetery · Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama, USA
Plot Section 34
Created by Ed Stallings (46921758)
Added 2014-12-21
Photos 2 (2 of the grave)

Parents linked on the memorial: James Pleasant "Pleas" Webb (1869–1965); Elba Barnett Lively Webb (1878–1899)

Spouses linked on the memorial: Leona Treece Webb (1904–1967)

Siblings linked on the memorial: Wilma Lila Webb Chappell (1894–1978); Mattie C Webb Brown Kinard (1895–1969); Florrie Elba Webb Blackwell (1899–1997)

Half siblings linked on the memorial: Hilda Webb Wade (1908–1986); Hilda Webb Wade (1908–1986); Infant Webb (?–1901)

Children linked on the memorial: Irene Elba Webb Cawthon (1927–2006)

Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/140284387/james-roy-webb : accessed 2026-11-10), memorial page for James Roy Webb (1897–1969), Find a Grave Memorial ID 140284387, citing Forest Hill Cemetery, Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama, USA; maintained by Ed Stallings (46921758).

What it says, against the tree

Each fact this record gives, set beside what the FamilySearch tree says: it agrees, it is new (the tree lacks it), it conflicts, or it is context.

Person Fact Document says Tree says Assessment
James Roy Webb Birth 1 Dec 1897 Kellyton, Coosa County, Alabama, USA December 1897 Alabama, United States agrees; new: the day, 1 December, which the marker gives ("Dec. 1, 1897"), and Kellyton, the memorial's place
James Roy Webb Death 25 Jun 1969 Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama, USA 25 Jun 1969 Birmingham, Jefferson, Alabama agrees (the marker reads "June 25, 1969")
James Roy Webb Burial Forest Hill Cemetery Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama, USA not recorded new