Wade & Webb Family History

The Webbs of Georgia and Alabama

The Webb line: the ancestors of Webb Wade on his mother’s side. The Wade line

The Webbs are first found in Georgia, where Charles Webb raised two families in Wilkes, Warren and Jasper counties and died in Monroe County in 1849. His grandson Charles David Webb came west with his father to Coosa County, Alabama, and in 1860 married Clarrissa J. Carlisle there, in a county where families named Walden, Robbins, McKinney and Willingham, who would also marry into the line, had settled. Their son James Pleasant Webb married Lila Walden in 1901 and moved to Birmingham, and in 1933 their daughter Hilda married Frank E. Wade in New York.

The Webb line is first found in Georgia, where Charles Webb, born on 17 April 1767 according to the FamilySearch tree, raised two families whose children were born in Wilkes, Warren and Jasper counties between 1787 and 1814.1 Even the state of his birth is uncertain: the tree, without a source, places it in Halifax County, Virginia, while a user-supplied source carried into his profile gives "Halifax, Camden, Georgia".2 With his birthplace unproved, the family cannot yet be placed before Georgia, and where its name came from is not known.2 His son Charles Hackett Webb took the family west to Coosa County, Alabama, by 1860, and there it was joined by marriage to families named Carlisle, Walden, Robbins, McKinney and Willingham, who had reached the county by other roads.3 In the twentieth century the line moved on to Birmingham and, through Hilda Webb's marriage in 1933, to New York.4

Charles Webb in Georgia

The tree records Charles Webb's first marriage, to Sarah Waggoner, on 21 December 1786 in Wilkes County, Georgia, though no record of the marriage is attached to either of them.5 It gives the couple eight children, born between 1787 and 1799, the eldest John Waggoner Webb, born on 8 October 1787, and it places the births of Levi and James in Wilkes County and those of Fanny, Polly and Ann in Warren County.6 Sarah died on 15 January 1799, two weeks after the birth of her daughter Susannah, by the tree's dates.7

On 25 December 1800 Charles Webb married Polly Hackett; the Georgia marriage indexes record the bride under that name, and the tree, which places the marriage in Warren County, identifies her as Mary S. Burleson, called Polly, the widow of Richard Hackett.8 Born in North Carolina in 1777 by the tree's account, she had two daughters by her first marriage, Elizabeth and Salita Hackett.9 Six Webb children followed: Charles Hackett (born 1802), Aaron Burleson (1806), Edmund Jefferson (1808), Martha Sutton (1811) and the twins David Christopher and Jonathan Daniel (1814), Aaron, Edmund and Martha born in Warren County and the twins in Jasper County.10 Inference Two of the sons' middle names, Hackett and Burleson, recall their mother's first husband and her own family, which supports the tree's account of her two marriages.11 Polly Webb died in Jasper County on 23 July 1827 and was buried at Shady Dale, in that county.12

Charles Webb married twice more: on 24 December 1829 "Charls Webb" married Mary Easters, who died in Monroe County, Georgia, on 21 March 1846, and on 17 December 1846 he married Margaret Bailey.13 He died on 23 May 1849 at Blount, Monroe County, and was buried in the Webb Cemetery there.14

His eldest son, John Waggoner Webb, married Margret Green in Jasper County on 23 September 1810, and the tree names twelve children of the marriage, born between 1812 and 1835.15 He lived in Monroe County, where his wife was buried in the Webb Cemetery in 1843, and he died there on 27 July 1870.16 The tree's birthplace for him, Bulverde, Comal County, Texas, cannot be right for 1787, when his parents were in Georgia.17 The line followed here descends not from him but from his half-brother Charles Hackett Webb, the eldest son of the second marriage.18

Charles Hackett Webb and the move to Alabama

Charles Hackett Webb was born in Georgia on 13 January 1802, according to the tree, which gives no source for the date.19 Inference His middle name was probably taken from his mother's first husband and his half-sisters' family, though no record says so.20 On 1 January 1828 he married Malinda Bailey in Monroe County, Georgia; the county marriage index spells his name "Charles H. Wibb".21 Malinda had been born in Oglethorpe County, Georgia, in 1807, the tree says, without a source.22 The tree names seven children: Joel Bailey (1828–1854), James A. (1830–1855), Thomas J. (born 1831), Martha J. (born 1835), Charles David (1839–1923), Malinda Caroline Virginia (1845–1891) and W. M. (born 1850).23 Inference The eldest son's middle name, Bailey, follows his mother's maiden name.23

The federal census of 1850 lists "Charels Webb" with Malinda in Meriwether County, Georgia, and their son Charles D. Webb in the same household (the people living together at one address, as the census-taker recorded them).24 By 1860 the family had moved west to Alabama, and the census of that year lists Charles H. Webb and Malinda, with Charles D. still at home, in the 2nd Subdivision of Coosa County.25 The census of 1870 again found C. H. Webb and Malinda in Alabama.26

The tree gives his death as 30 December 1876 in Meriwether County, Georgia, but places his burial in the Webb Family Cemetery at Kellyton, Coosa County, where Malinda was also buried after her death at Kellyton on 5 November 1882.27 Inference Since the family had lived in Coosa County since at least 1860, Kellyton is the likelier place of his death, and the Meriwether place looks like a confusion with the family's earlier home.27

The Carlisles and the Owenses

The family into which Charles Hackett Webb's son married had come to Coosa County from Georgia by way of Tallapoosa County.28 Edmund Carlile, born in Edgecombe County, North Carolina, in 1776 according to the tree, married Elizabeth Ann Whatley, who was born in Wilkes County, Georgia, in 1779; the tree places the marriage in Jackson County, Georgia, in 1796, without a source for either fact.29 It credits them with nine children, born between 1798 and 1818, and five of the sons carried their mother's maiden name, Whatley, as a middle name.30 The federal census of 1820 lists Edmund Carlisle in Captain Shaw's district of Morgan County, Georgia, one of the militia districts, each known by the name of the captain of its militia company, into which Georgia counties were divided.31 He died in Morgan County; an index entry in the Georgia probate records, the records of the court that proved wills and settled the estates of the dead, carries the date 13 April 1828, which the tree also gives as his date of death.32 Inference Because a will is proved or an estate opened after a death, not on the day of it, he probably died somewhat earlier.32 His widow Elizabeth died at Milltown, Chambers County, Alabama, on 15 November 1854, according to the tree, and was buried at Mount Hickory Cemetery there.33

Their son Robert Whatley Carlisle, called "Robin" in some records, was born in Jackson County, Georgia, on 21 April 1806, by the tree's account, and on 31 December 1826 married Clarisa M. Owens in Newton County, Georgia.34 By 1850 the family was in Tallapoosa County, Alabama, where their daughter Clarrissa Jane had been born on 13 March 1840, and by 1860 it was in the 2nd Subdivision of Coosa County.35 He lived in Coosa County for the rest of his life, at Socapatoy in 1870 and at Mount Olive in 1880, and the tree names eleven children.36 Two records remember him as a minister: his son John B. Carlisle's death record of 1914 names him "Rev. R. W. Carlisle", and the Find a Grave index, an index to the volunteer-built memorial website, enters him as "Elder Robert Whatley Carlisle", Elder being a title given to Baptist and some other ministers.37 Clarissa died at Mount Olive on 2 December 1887, and Robert on 3 November 1890.38

Two of Robert's brothers held people in slavery.39 Michael Andrew Jackson Carlile is listed in the census slave schedules of 1850 and 1860, the separate returns that recorded enslaved people by age, sex and colour under the name of the person who held them, without their own names, and Green Whatley Carlisle is listed in the slave schedule of 1860.39

Clarissa Owens was born in Putnam County, Georgia, on 1 April 1808, a daughter of John N. Owens and his wife Elizabeth, according to the tree, which gives no source.40 The census of 1820, which named only the head of each household, recorded a John Owens in Captain Wood Moreland's District of Putnam County.41 Inference The match of name and county makes it likely that this was her father, though the entry cannot prove it.41 Of his wife little is known beyond her given name: a Find a Grave memorial calls her Elizabeth Lucinda Childs Owens, but the tree's own label marks that source as not reliable, and the surname Childs is unproved.42 John N. Owens, born in Virginia about 1783 by the tree's account, was in Alabama by July 1850, when he married Nancy Orr in Tallapoosa County, and he died at Daviston, Tallapoosa County, in 1859.43

One of his grandsons, John Nicholson Owen Caldwell, a son of his daughter Aryann and David Allen Caldwell, was born in Meriwether County, Georgia, on 17 May 1834, according to the tree.44 Inference His given names repeat those of his grandfather as his grandfather's Find a Grave memorial gives them.44 The tree records, without a source, that he served in the 25th Alabama Infantry, Confederate States Army, was captured at Missionary Ridge, Tennessee, and was held in the prisoner-of-war camp at Rock Island, Illinois, until his parole on 20 June 1865; the Alabama census of Confederate veterans of 1907, a state register of surviving soldiers, lists him at Goldville, Tallapoosa County.45 He lived at Almond, Clay County, from 1880 to at least 1910, died on 4 April 1917, and was buried at Sikesville, Clay County.46

The Waldens and the Robbinses

The Waldens had reached Alabama a generation before the Webbs.47 Charles Sparks Walden was born in 1772 at Spotsylvania, Virginia, according to the tree, which gives no source, and a biographical note on his profile says that "Charles Walden, in about 1800, moved to Green County, Ga."48 The tree gives his marriage to Sarah Walker, a Virginian born on 5 June 1783, as 8 August 1803, at a place it enters as "Greene, Oconee, Georgia", with no record attached.49 By the tree's account their children were born in Georgia, in Greene and Jasper counties among others, until 1818, and in Alabama from 1819, when their son Westley D. Walden was born in Autauga County on 1 August.50

Charles Walden died in Autauga County on 8 November 1833, and an Alabama estate file for him, the papers of the probate court's settlement of his property, is dated 1834.51 A note on his profile, citing WikiTree, says that an inventory of his estate taken in Autauga County on 31 May 1834 listed twelve enslaved people.52 Inference The estate file itself, rather than a summary on another website, is the record that would give the names of the twelve people he held, since inventories of the period usually listed them with their ages and values.52 His widow Sarah died in Autauga County on 1 July 1854.53

Solomon Robbins Sr. was born at Town Creek, Brunswick County, North Carolina, on 14 January 1791, by the tree's account, and the tree gives him a first family there and in Alabama.54 Inference If the birthplaces the tree gives his first children are right, he moved from North Carolina to Alabama between 1814 and 1817.54 On 27 May 1822, according to the tree, which attaches no record, he married Mary Martha Wilson, born in Southampton County, Virginia, on 26 July 1801, in Autauga County.55 Their children were born in Autauga County until 1832 and at Nixburg, Coosa County, from 1834, among them Eliza, born in Autauga County on 30 September 1828.56 Solomon Robbins appears in the slave schedule of the census of 1850, when the tree places him in Coosa County; the index entry does not give the number of people he held.57 He and Mary spent their last years at Nixburg, where she died on 28 June 1878 and he on 19 May 1879, and both are buried in the Nixburg United Methodist Church Cemetery.58

On 17 December 1848 West D. Walden, as the Coosa County marriage indexes call Westley, married Eliza Robbins.59 Their only child, William Walker Walden, listed as Walker in the census, was born at Newbury, Coosa County, on 16 March 1850, and Eliza died on 2 August 1853.60 Westley married Eliza Moore on 8 June 1855 and had three more children, and the census of 1860 found W. D. Walden in the 2nd Subdivision of Coosa County with his wife and with Walker.61

The tree records him, without a document attached to the fact, as captain of Company B, 60th Alabama Infantry, Confederate States Army, a regiment it also identifies as the 2nd Battalion of Hilliard's Legion.62 The Civil War Soldiers Index lists a W. D. Walden, and his Find a Grave entry names him "Capt Westley D. Walden".63 He died at Marietta, Cobb County, Georgia, on 10 October 1863, and was buried in the Nixburg United Methodist Church Cemetery, the tree says, without recording how he died.64 Solomon and Mary Robbins lost four sons in 1862 and 1863, according to the tree, among them Eliza's brother George Washington Robbins, also of Company B, 60th Alabama Infantry, who died at Marietta on 10 July 1863.65

The McKinneys and the Willinghams

Walker Walden's wife, Emma Louise McKinney, was born in Alabama on 28 June 1854, one of the ten children the tree gives Eli Harris McKinney Sr. and Martha Holland Willingham.66 Her father went by the name Harris McKinney in every record of his lifetime found so far; the "Eli" and the "Sr." are the tree's, distinguishing him from his eldest son.67 He married Martha H. Willingham in Chambers County, Alabama, on 12 September 1844, in a record that also names her father, Albon Willingham, and the census of 1850 lists the couple in Chambers County.68 By 1860 they were in the 2nd Subdivision of Coosa County, where they lived for the rest of their lives; the tree records, without a source, that he served in Company A of the 8th Alabama Infantry in 1864.69 Harris McKinney died at Crews, Coosa County, on 10 June 1908 and was buried in the Shiloh Baptist Church Cemetery, and Martha died in Coosa County on 23 June 1913.70

Who his own parents were is not settled.71 The tree attaches him to three couples: Harris McKinney (1784–1864) and Jane Ivey (1797–1851), of Coosa County; Eli McKinney (1800–1857) and Sarah "Sallie" Gresham (1798–1873), of Chambers County; and a third pairing of Eli McKinney with Jane Ivey, which has no marriage and no other children.71 Inference The third couple joins the husband of one family to the wife of the other and is most likely a linking error; between the first two, his names fit either, and his residence in Chambers County in 1850 and in Coosa County afterwards touches both.72 One record speaks to the question: the Alabama death record of Harris McKinney, who died on 10 June 1908, names his parents, as indexed, as Eli McKinney and Sarah McKinney.73 Inference Since his widow was a Martha, the two names are evidently those of his parents, and they favour Eli McKinney and Sallie Gresham; but parents' names in a death record come from an informant long after the birth, and the index is not the certificate.73

Harris McKinney, the first candidate, married Jency Ivy, as the Georgia marriage indexes give her name, on 17 May 1810, and by 1850 the couple headed a household in Coosa County; Jane died there in 1851 and Harris at Socapatoy in 1864, and both are buried in Socapatoy Cemetery.74 Eli McKinney, the second, was born in Georgia in 1800 and, by the tree's account, married Sallie Gresham in Lincoln County, Georgia, in 1817; he was in Chambers County, Alabama, by 1840 and died there in 1857, and she died there in 1873.75

The tree's account of Eli and Sallie's daughter Caroline shows how such a family can be tangled.76 She married John Hicks in Chambers County on 25 August 1838, in a record that names Eli McKinney, was listed in her husband's household in Alabama at every census from 1850 to 1880, and died at Dadeville, Tallapoosa County, in 1897.76 Yet the tree also gives her a husband named Jourdan Lamb with six Lamb children in Arkansas, a Stanford family in Lauderdale County, Alabama, and the names Mary and Caroline Stapler.77 Inference These are almost certainly other women merged with her or attached to her by mistake, since in 1860 and 1870, when a Caroline Lamb was enumerated in Arkansas, Caroline Hicks was being enumerated with John Hicks in Alabama.77

Martha Holland Willingham was born in Oglethorpe County, Georgia, on 15 June 1824, a daughter of Alban W. Willingham and Bedia Herring, according to the tree.78 Her father, born in 1791, appears in the index to service records of the War of 1812, and he married Bedia Herring in Georgia on 28 March 1815.79 The children's birthplaces in the tree run from Columbia County in 1817 through Oglethorpe County in 1824 to Coweta County in 1835, and by the late 1830s the family was in Alabama, where several of the children married in Chambers County.80 Bedia died on 20 August 1840, and on 9 April 1846 Alban married Susan Bennett in Chambers County.81

The census of 1850 found Alban and Susan Willingham in Coosa County, and Alban Willingham is entered that year on the slave schedule; the index entry does not give the number of people he held.82 He died at Rockford, Coosa County, on 16 October 1858 and was buried in the Willingham Cemetery at Hissop.83 His son Robberson Willingham, Martha's brother, was in the 2nd Subdivision of Coosa County in 1860 and appears in the slave schedule of that year.84

Neighbours in Coosa County

The census of 1860 found most of the families of the Webb line in the same part of one county.85 In the 2nd Subdivision of Coosa County it recorded the households of Charles H. Webb, of Robert W. Carlisle, of W. D. Walden, of Harris McKinney and of Roberson Willingham, while Solomon Robbins and his wife were in the Southern Division of the same county.85 Inference Living in the same census subdivision is the likely setting of the marriages that joined these families, though no record says how any of the couples met.86

Four marriages in Coosa County joined them: Westley D. Walden's to Eliza Robbins on 17 December 1848, Charles D. Webb's to Clarrissa J. Carlisle on 30 August 1860, William Walker Walden's to Emma Louise McKinney on 14 July 1875, and James Pleasant Webb's to Lila Walden on 24 February 1901.87 The place names of their records recur across the century: Kellyton and Socapatoy for the Webbs, Mount Olive for the Carlisles, Nixburg for the Robbinses and Waldens, Crews for the McKinneys and Waldens, and Rockford and Hissop for the Willinghams.88

The homestead near Kellyton

Charles David Webb was born in Georgia in 1839 and came to Coosa County with his parents.89 On 30 August 1860 he married Clarrissa J. Carlisle in Coosa County, and the couple had ten children, eight sons and two daughters, born between 1862 and 1882.90 The census of 1870 places the household in Alabama, and those of 1880 and 1900 at Socapatoy, which the census of 1880 spelled "Soccopatoy".91 Both daughters died before their parents: Martha, Mrs. Batson, in 1904, and Milinda, Mrs. Linda Davis, in 1907.92

On a Saturday in August 1912 the "many descendants of Mr. and Mrs. Charles David Webb" gathered "once more around the old homestead" near Kellyton, as the Alexander City Outlook reported on 16 August.93 The couple were then 73 and 71, all eight sons were living and married and, the paper said, "scattered throughout the State," and the family numbered forty-eight, in four generations.93 The sons came from Alexander City, Kellyton, Birmingham, Auburn and Waverly, except Charles William Webb of Goodwater, who was ill and was represented by his wife and four children.94 Among the guests were Charles David's brother William M. Webb, Clarrissa's brother John Bunyan Carlisle of Mount Olive, her sister Mrs. Mary Suttle of Rockford, and Miss Bettie Spivey, "who was the first teacher of many of the older boys."95

The census of 1920 found Charles D. and Clara J. Webb living in the household of their son Robert Edwin Webb at Socapatoy.96 Charles David Webb died on 30 January 1923 and was buried at Kellyton; Clarrissa died at Kellyton on 14 March 1923.97

Birmingham

James Pleasant Webb, the fourth son, was born at Kellyton on 8 February 1869, according to the tree, and went by his middle name: a newspaper list of marriages in 1901 calls him "Pleasant Webb".98 He married first Elba Lively, in 1893, who died at Goodwater in 1899 leaving four young children, and then Theodocia J. Carlisle, in February 1900, who died on 14 January 1901.99 On 24 February 1901 he married Lila Walden in Coosa County, an event the Montgomery Advertiser printed as "In Coosa County, Pleasant Webb and Miss Lila Walden."100

Lila Walden, the daughter of William Walker Walden and Emma Louise McKinney, was born in Alabama on 17 September 1877; the tree records her full name as Martha Louise Walden, and the census of 1880 lists her as Martha.101 The tree gives the couple four children: an infant born and buried on 17 September 1901, Reuben Walden (1903), Harris Palmer (1905) and Hilda, born at Birmingham, Jefferson County, on 29 October 1908.102 Inference The sons' names, Walden and Harris, follow Lila's surname and the name by which her grandfather Harris McKinney was known.102

By 1910 the family had moved to Birmingham, where the census lists James P. Webb in the city's 12th Ward.103 In 1920 Lila's parents, entered as "Walla W Walden" and "Emma S Walden," were living with the Webbs in Birmingham, and her father died there on 21 January 1920; her mother died at Fairfield, Jefferson County, in 1923.104 Lila Walden Webb died at Tampa, Hillsborough County, Florida, on 2 October 1937 and was buried at Forest Hill Cemetery, Irondale, Jefferson County.105 James Pleasant Webb married again in 1939 and in 1951 and died at Birmingham on 24 September 1965, aged 96; his Alabama death record names his parents as Charles Webb and Clara Carlisle.106

Hilda Webb and New York

Hilda Webb grew up in Birmingham, and in August 1912 she was among her parents' children at the reunion at Kellyton.107 In September 1925 the Alexander City Outlook described her as "one of the nominees for Miss Birmingham, in the recent beauty contest," and a wedding notice of 1933 says that she was a graduate of the Misses Howard's School for Girls in Birmingham.108 On 8 August 1933 she married Frank E. Wade, son of William H. Wade of Forest Hills, at St. Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church, Forest Hills, Queens, New York.109

Their son William Albert Webb Wade was born at Brooklyn on 25 February 1938.110 He carried his mother's maiden name, Webb, as a middle name, and the records of his lifetime call him by it: "son, Webb" in a Birmingham newspaper item of 1944, and later W. Webb Wade or William Webb Wade.111 A second son, William Henry Wade, was born at Brooklyn on 6 December 1939 and died there a week later.112 Hilda W. Wade died on 16 September 1986, the tree placing her death at Cocoa Beach, Brevard County, Florida, and her son Webb Wade died at Orange Park, Florida, on 24 March 2023.113

The "General Walden" story

The family carried a story about its Walden ancestry to New York.114 The Brooklyn Daily Eagle's notice of Hilda Webb's wedding in 1933 described her as "a great-granddaughter of General Walden, noted Confederate general of Walden Ridge fame."114 Her great-grandfather on the Walden side was Westley D. Walden, the father of William Walker Walden.115

The records make him a captain, not a general.116 The tree, without a source, gives his rank as captain of Company B, 60th Alabama Infantry, his Find a Grave entry calls him "Capt Westley D. Walden", and no Confederate general named Walden is known.116 Walden's Ridge in Tennessee takes its name from Elisha Walden, an eighteenth-century long hunter, not from a Civil War officer.117 Inference The "General Walden" of the notice is most probably a family story that raised the rank of a captain who died in the war, told here as a tradition rather than a fact; his compiled service record, the file later assembled from a soldier's muster rolls and other papers, should settle his rank.118

Ancestors

  1. 1767–1849 Charles C Webb3rd great-grandfather of Webb Wade
  2. 1772–1833 Charles Sparks Walden3rd great-grandfather of Webb Wade
  3. 1776–1828 Edmund Carlile3rd great-grandfather of Webb Wade
  4. 1777–1827 Mary S. Burleson3rd great-grandmother of Webb Wade
  5. 1779–1854 Elizabeth Ann Whatley3rd great-grandmother of Webb Wade
  6. 1783–1859 John N Owens3rd great-grandfather of Webb Wade
  7. 1783–1854 Sarah Walker3rd great-grandmother of Webb Wade
  8. 1784–1864 Harris McKinney3rd great-grandfather of Webb Wade
  9. 1791–1879 Solomon Robbins Sr.3rd great-grandfather of Webb Wade
  10. 1791–1858 Alban W. Willingham3rd great-grandfather of Webb Wade
  11. 1797–1851 Jane Ivey McKinney3rd great-grandmother of Webb Wade
  12. 1798–1873 Sarah "Sallie" Gresham3rd great-grandmother of Webb Wade
  13. 1800–1850 Elizabeth3rd great-grandmother of Webb Wade
  14. 1800–1840 Bedia Herring3rd great-grandmother of Webb Wade
  15. 1800–1857 Eli McKinney3rd great-grandfather of Webb Wade
  16. 1801–1878 Mary Martha Wilson3rd great-grandmother of Webb Wade
  17. 1802–1876 Charles Hackett Webb2nd great-grandfather of Webb Wade
  18. 1806–1890 Robert Whatley Carlisle2nd great-grandfather of Webb Wade
  19. 1807–1882 Malinda Bailey2nd great-grandmother of Webb Wade
  20. 1808–1887 Clarissa Ann Mitchell Owens2nd great-grandmother of Webb Wade
  21. 1819–1863 Westley D Walden2nd great-grandfather of Webb Wade
  22. 1824–1913 Martha Holland Willingham2nd great-grandmother of Webb Wade
  23. 1824–1908 Eli Harris McKinney Sr.2nd great-grandfather of Webb Wade
  24. 1828–1853 Eliza Robbins2nd great-grandmother of Webb Wade
  25. 1839–1923 Charles David WebbGreat-grandfather of Webb Wade
  26. 1840–1923 Clarrissa Jane CarlisleGreat-grandmother of Webb Wade
  27. 1850–1920 William Walker WaldenGreat-grandfather of Webb Wade
  28. 1854–1923 Emma Louise McKinneyGreat-grandmother of Webb Wade
  29. 1869–1965 James Pleasant WebbGrandfather of Webb Wade
  30. 1877–1937 Lila WaldenGrandmother of Webb Wade
  31. 1908–1986 Hilda WebbMother of Webb Wade
  32. 1938–2023 William Albert Webb WadeWebb Wade himself

Notes

  1. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile L4QJ-WC3 (their page): birth 17 Apr 1767; marriages to Sarah Waggoner and Polly Hackett FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KNQL-PHN (their page): birth 8 Oct 1787 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile K837-PN1 (their page): Wilkes County, Georgia FamilySearch Family Tree, profile L4QJ-49C (their page): Williams Creek, Warren, Georgia FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KN74-Y64 (their page): birth 7 Sep 1814, Jasper back to the text
  2. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile L4QJ-WC3 (their page): birth 17 Apr 1767, Halifax, Virginia, no source attached Legacy NFS Source: Charles webb - Published information: birth: 17 April 1767; Halifax, Camden, Georgia, United States: Legacy NFS Source: Charles webb - Published information: birth: 17 April 1767; Halifax, Camden, Georgia back to the text
  3. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile K64Q-FQQ (their page): residence 1860, 2nd Subdivision, Coosa, Alabama "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, Charles D. Webb and Clarrissa J. Carlisle, 30 Aug 1860. Record: Charles D. Webb and Clarrissa J. Carlisle, 30 Aug 1860 "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, West D. Walden and Eliza Robbins, 17 Dec 1848. Record: West D. Walden and Eliza Robbins, 17 Dec 1848 "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, W. W. Walden and E. L. Mckinney, 14 Jul 1875. Record: W. W. Walden and E. L. Mckinney, 14 Jul 1875 "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, Harris Mc Kinney and Martha H. Willingham, 12 Sep 1844. Record: Harris Mc Kinney and Martha H. Willingham, 12 Sep 1844 "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, J. P. Webb and Lila Walden, 24 Feb 1901. Record: J. P. Webb and Lila Walden, 24 Feb 1901 back to the text
  4. "United States, Census, 1910", FamilySearch, James P Webb, 1910. Record: James P Webb, 1910 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY3H-7ZS (their page): residence 1910, Birmingham Ward 12, Jefferson, Alabama Wade—Webb (wedding), The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): Miss Hilda Webb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Webb, of Birmingham, Ala., was married to Frank E. Wade ... in St. Luke's P. E. Church, Forest Hills back to the text
  5. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile L4QJ-WC3 (their page): marriage to Sarah Waggoner, 21 Dec 1786, Wilkes County, Georgia, no source attached FamilySearch Family Tree, profile PHVY-J7X (their page): no marriage record among her sources back to the text
  6. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile L4QJ-WC3 (their page): eight children with Sarah Waggoner, 1787–1799 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KNQL-PHN (their page): birth 8 Oct 1787 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile K837-PN1 (their page): Wilkes County, Georgia FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KHZB-8W8 (their page): Wilkes County, Georgia FamilySearch Family Tree, profile L4QJ-49C (their page): Williams Creek, Warren, Georgia FamilySearch Family Tree, profile K4YR-R18 (their page): Warren Co, Georgia FamilySearch Family Tree, profile L1F5-P2N (their page): Warren County, Georgia back to the text
  7. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile PHVY-J7X (their page): death 15 Jan 1799, Warren, Georgia, no source attached FamilySearch Family Tree, profile MSBC-VRH (their page): birth 1 Jan 1799 back to the text
  8. "Georgia, County Marriages, 1785-1950", FamilySearch, Charles Webb and Polly Hackett, 25 Dec 1800. Record: Charles Webb and Polly Hackett, 25 Dec 1800 "Georgia, County Marriages, 1785-1950", FamilySearch, Charles Webb and Polly Hackett, 25 Dec 1800. Record: Polly Hackett, 25 Dec 1800 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KD1J-6TY (their page): Mary S. Burleson, called Polly; earlier marriage to Richard Hackett; marriage to Charles Webb 25 Dec 1800, Warren, Georgia back to the text
  9. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KD1J-6TY (their page): birth 18 May 1777, North Carolina; marriage to Richard Hackett, 1792, South Carolina FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KCP7-ND3 (their page): Elizabeth Hackett, born 1793 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KH6G-W6K (their page): Salita Hackett, born 1795 back to the text
  10. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile L4QJ-WC3 (their page): children with Mary S. Burleson: Charles Hackett (1802), Aaron Burleson (1806), Edmund Jefferson (1808), Martha Sutton (1811), David Christopher (1814), Jonathan Daniel (1814) FamilySearch Family Tree, profile M1Y8-Y3R (their page): birth 10 Apr 1806, Warren FamilySearch Family Tree, profile K4PF-WM8 (their page): birth 20 Sep 1808, Warren FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LRXT-596 (their page): birth 11 Feb 1811, Warren FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KN74-Y64 (their page): birth 7 Sep 1814, Jasper FamilySearch Family Tree, profile K6HJ-1DH (their page): birth 7 Sep 1814, Jasper back to the text
  11. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile K64Q-FQQ (their page): Charles Hackett Webb FamilySearch Family Tree, profile M1Y8-Y3R (their page): Aaron Burleson Webb "Georgia, County Marriages, 1785-1950", FamilySearch, Charles Webb and Polly Hackett, 25 Dec 1800. Record: Polly Hackett, 25 Dec 1800 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KFRX-5F5 (their page): Richard Hackett back to the text
  12. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KD1J-6TY (their page): death 23 Jul 1827, Jasper, Georgia; burial Shady Dale, Jasper "Find a Grave Index", FamilySearch, Mrs Mary Hackett Burleson Webb, 1827. Record: Mrs Mary Hackett Burleson Webb, Find a Grave Index, 1827 back to the text
  13. "Georgia, County Marriages, 1785-1950", FamilySearch, Charls Webb and Mary Easters, 24 Dec 1829. Record: Charls Webb and Mary Easters, 24 Dec 1829 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KZ6M-YYK (their page): death 21 Mar 1846, Monroe Co., Georgia "Georgia, County Marriages, 1785-1950", FamilySearch, Charles Webb and Margaret Bailey, 17 Dec 1846. Record: Charles Webb and Margaret Bailey, 17 Dec 1846 back to the text
  14. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile L4QJ-WC3 (their page): death 23 May 1849, Blount, Monroe, Georgia; burial May 1849, Webb Cemetery, Blount "Find a Grave Index", FamilySearch, Charles Webb, 1849. Record: Charles Webb, Find a Grave Index, 1849 back to the text
  15. "Georgia, County Marriages, 1785-1950", FamilySearch, John Webb and Margret Green, 23 Sep 1810. Record: John Webb and Margret Green, Georgia, County Marriages, 23 Sep 1810 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KNQL-PHN (their page): marriage 23 Sep 1810, Jasper, Georgia; twelve children with Margaret Green, 1812–1835 back to the text
  16. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile L25R-M6S (their page): death 7 Jul 1843, Monroe, Georgia; burial Webb Cemetery, Monroe, Georgia "United States, Census, 1850", FamilySearch, John Webb, 1850. Record: John Webb, 1850 census FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KNQL-PHN (their page): residence 1850, Monroe, Georgia; death 27 Jul 1870, Monroe County, Georgia back to the text
  17. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KNQL-PHN (their page): birthplace Bulverde, Comal County, Texas, no source Research log (their page): open question: the Texas birthplace is impossible back to the text
  18. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KNQL-PHN (their page): parents Charles C Webb and Sarah Waggoner FamilySearch Family Tree, profile K64Q-FQQ (their page): parents Charles C Webb and Mary S. Burleson FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY3H-JBN (their page): parents Charles Hackett Webb and Malinda Bailey back to the text
  19. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile K64Q-FQQ (their page): birth 13 Jan 1802, Georgia, no source back to the text
  20. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KD1J-6TY (their page): marriage to Richard Hackett, 1792; children Elizabeth Hackett and Salita Hackett "Georgia, County Marriages, 1785-1950", FamilySearch, Charles Webb and Polly Hackett, 25 Dec 1800. Record: Polly Hackett, Georgia, County Marriages, 25 Dec 1800 back to the text
  21. "Georgia, County Marriages, 1785-1950", FamilySearch, Charles H. Wibb and Malinda Bailey, 1 Jan 1828. Record: Charles H. Wibb and Malinda Bailey, Georgia, County Marriages, 1 Jan 1828 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile K64Q-FQQ (their page): marriage 1 Jan 1828, Monroe, Georgia back to the text
  22. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KHRT-KNR (their page): birth 1807, Oglethorpe, Georgia, no source back to the text
  23. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile K64Q-FQQ (their page): seven children, with the years given FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KLNC-624 (their page): Joel Bailey Webb "Georgia, County Marriages, 1785-1950", FamilySearch, Charles H. Wibb and Malinda Bailey, 1 Jan 1828. Record: Malinda Bailey, 1 Jan 1828 back to the text
  24. "United States, Census, 1850", FamilySearch, Charels Webb, 1850. Record: Charels Webb, 1850 census "United States, Census, 1850", FamilySearch, Malinda Webb in entry for Charels Webb, 1850. Record: Malinda Webb in entry for Charels Webb, 1850 "United States, Census, 1850", FamilySearch, Charles D Webb in entry for Charels Webb, 1850. Record: Charles D Webb in entry for Charels Webb, 1850 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile K64Q-FQQ (their page): residence 1850, Meriwether county, Georgia back to the text
  25. "United States, Census, 1860", FamilySearch, Charles H Webb, 1860. Record: Charles H Webb, 1860 census "United States, Census, 1860", FamilySearch, Malinda Webb in entry for Charles H Webb, 1860. Record: Malinda Webb in entry for Charles H Webb, 1860 "United States, Census, 1860", FamilySearch, Charles D Webb in entry for Charles H Webb, 1860. Record: Charles D Webb in entry for Charles H Webb, 1860 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile K64Q-FQQ (their page): residence 1860, 2nd Subdivision, Coosa, Alabama back to the text
  26. "United States, Census, 1870", FamilySearch, C H Webb, 1870. Record: C H Webb, 1870 census "United States, Census, 1870", FamilySearch, Malinda Webb in entry for C H Webb, 1870. Record: Malinda Webb in entry for C H Webb, 1870 back to the text
  27. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile K64Q-FQQ (their page): death 30 Dec 1876, Meriwether, Georgia; burial 1876, Webb Family Cemetery, Kellyton, Coosa, Alabama; residences 1860 and 1870 Alabama FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KHRT-KNR (their page): death 5 Nov 1882, Kellyton, Coosa, Alabama; burial Webb Family Cemetery, Kellyton back to the text
  28. "Georgia, County Marriages, 1785-1950", FamilySearch, Robert W. Carlile and Clarisa M. Owens, 31 Dec 1826. Record: Robert W. Carlile and Clarisa M. Owens, Georgia, County Marriages, 31 Dec 1826 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KJZD-DX5 (their page): residence 1850, Tallapoosa City, Tallapoosa, Alabama; 1860, 2nd Subdivision, Coosa, Alabama back to the text
  29. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LDTB-JRD (their page): birth 1776, Edgecombe, North Carolina, no source attached; marriage 1796, Jackson, Georgia, no source attached FamilySearch Family Tree, profile 2MJQ-8GC (their page): Elizabeth Ann Whatley, born 27 Jan 1779, Wilkes, Georgia, no source attached back to the text
  30. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LDTB-JRD (their page): children: William Whatley (1798), Christian (1800), James Whatley (1802), Malinda (1804), Robert Whatley (1806), Edmond Whatley (1808), Green Whatley (1810), Michael Andrew Jackson (1816), Elizabeth Strickland (1818) back to the text
  31. "United States, Census, 1820", FamilySearch, Edmund Carlisle, 1820. Record: Edmund Carlisle, United States, Census, 1820 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LDTB-JRD (their page): residence 1820, Capt Shaws, Morgan, Georgia back to the text
  32. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LDTB-JRD (their page): death 13 Apr 1828, Morgan, Georgia; probate 13 Apr 1828, Morgan "Georgia, Probate Records, 1742-1990", FamilySearch, Edmund Carlisle, 13 Apr 1828. Record: Edmund Carlisle, 13 Apr 1828, Georgia, Probate Records, 1742-1990 back to the text
  33. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile 2MJQ-8GC (their page): death 15 Nov 1854, Election Precinct 3 Milltown, Chambers, Alabama; burial Mount Hickory Cemetery, Milltown "Find a Grave Index", FamilySearch, Elizabeth Ann Whatley Carlisle, 1854. Record: Elizabeth Ann Whatley Carlisle, Find a Grave Index, 1854 back to the text
  34. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KJZD-DX5 (their page): birth 21 Apr 1806, Jackson, Georgia, no source attached; alternate name Robert Whatley Robin Carlisle "United States, Census, 1850", FamilySearch, Robin W Carlile, 1850. Record: Robin W Carlile, 1850 "Georgia, County Marriages, 1785-1950", FamilySearch, Robert W. Carlile and Clarisa M. Owens, 31 Dec 1826. Record: Robert W. Carlile and Clarisa M. Owens, 31 Dec 1826 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KJZD-DX5 (their page): marriage 31 Dec 1826, Newton, Georgia back to the text
  35. "United States, Census, 1850", FamilySearch, Robin W Carlile, 1850. Record: Robin W Carlile, 1850 "United States, Census, 1850", FamilySearch, Clarissa Carlile in entry for Robin W Carlile, 1850. Record: Clarissa Carlile in entry for Robin W Carlile, 1850 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY3H-LHF (their page): birth 13 Mar 1840, Tallapoosa, Alabama "United States, Census, 1860", FamilySearch, Robert W Carlisle, 1860. Record: Robert W Carlisle, 1860 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KJZD-DX5 (their page): residence 1860, 2nd Subdivision, Coosa, Alabama back to the text
  36. "United States, Census, 1870", FamilySearch, R W Carlisle, 1870. Record: R W Carlisle, 1870 Year: 1870; Census Place: Socapatoy, Coosa, Alabama; Roll: M593_11; Page: 335A; Family History Library Film: 545510 Record: 1870, Socapatoy, Coosa, Alabama "United States, Census, 1880", FamilySearch, Robert W. Carlisle, 1880. Record: Robert W. Carlisle, 1880 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KJZD-DX5 (their page): residence 1880, Mount Olive, Coosa, Alabama; eleven children, 1827–1850 back to the text
  37. "Alabama, Deaths, 1908-1974", FamilySearch, Rev. R.w. Carlisle in entry for John B. Carlisle Sr., 24 Dec 1914. Record: Rev. R.w. Carlisle in entry for John B. Carlisle Sr., 24 Dec 1914 "Find a Grave Index", FamilySearch, Elder Robert Whatley Carlisle. Record: Elder Robert Whatley Carlisle, Find a Grave Index back to the text
  38. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LBL8-NMH (their page): death 2 Dec 1887, Mt. Olive, Coosa, Alabama "Find a Grave Index", FamilySearch, Clarissa Mitchell Owens Carlisle. Record: Clarissa Mitchell Owens Carlisle, Find a Grave Index FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KJZD-DX5 (their page): death 3 Nov 1890, Mount Olive, Coosa, Alabama, no source attached back to the text
  39. "United States, Census (Slave Schedule), 1850 ", FamilySearch, Michael A J Carlile in entry for <Unknown>, 1850. Record: Michael A J Carlile, United States, Census (Slave Schedule), 1850 "United States, Census (Slave Schedule), 1860", FamilySearch, M A J Carlisle, 1860. Record: M A J Carlisle, United States, Census (Slave Schedule), 1860 "United States, Census (Slave Schedule), 1860", FamilySearch, Green W Carlisle, 1860. Record: Green W Carlisle, United States, Census (Slave Schedule), 1860 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LDTB-JRD (their page): sons Michael Andrew Jackson and Green Whatley back to the text
  40. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LBL8-NMH (their page): birth 1 Apr 1808, Putnam, Georgia, no source attached; parents John N Owens and Elizabeth back to the text
  41. 1820 U S Census; Census Place: Capt Wood Morelands District, Putnam, Georgia; Page: 98; NARA Roll: M33_9; Image: 165 Record: 1820 U S Census; Census Place: Capt Wood Morelands District, Putnam, Georgia FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LBL8-NMH (their page): birth Putnam, Georgia back to the text
  42. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KGS4-2HY (their page): Elizabeth, no surname "Find a Grave Index", FamilySearch, Elizabeth Lucinda Childs Owens. Record: Find a Grave Index [burial unknown ; not reliable], Elizabeth Lucinda Childs Owens back to the text
  43. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KGS4-27Y (their page): birth about 1783, Virginia, no source attached; death 1859, Daviston, Tallapoosa, Alabama "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, John N Owen and Nancy Orr, 04 Jul 1850. Record: John N Owen and Nancy Orr, 04 Jul 1850 "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, John N Owen and Nancy Orr, 08 Jul 1850. Record: John N Owen and Nancy Orr, 08 Jul 1850 back to the text
  44. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LVVD-4QB (their page): birth 17 May 1834, Meriwether, Georgia, no source attached; parents David Allen Caldwell and Aryann A. Owen "Find a Grave Index", FamilySearch, John Nicholson Owens. Record: John Nicholson Owens, Find a Grave Index back to the text
  45. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LVVD-4QB (their page): military service Nov 1862 to 20 Jun 1865: Company F/I 25th Alabama Infantry CSA, captured at Missionary Ridge, interned at Rock Island, paroled 20 June 1865; no source attached "Alabama, Census of Confederate Veterans, 1907, 1921, 1927", FamilySearch, John Nickalson Owen Caldwell, 1907. Record: John Nickalson Owen Caldwell, Alabama Census of Confederate Veterans, 1907 back to the text
  46. "United States, Census, 1880", FamilySearch, John O. Caldwell, 1880. Record: John O. Caldwell, 1880 "United States, Census, 1910", FamilySearch, John O Caldwell, Jr, 1910. Record: John O Caldwell, Jr, 1910 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LVVD-4QB (their page): residence 1880, Almond, Clay; 1900 and 1910, Election Precinct 11 Almond, Clay; death 4 Apr 1917; burial Mount Gilead Community Church Cemetery, Sikesville, Clay "Alabama, Deaths, 1908-1974", FamilySearch, John Nickalis Owens Caldwell, 4 Apr 1917. Record: John Nickalis Owens Caldwell, Alabama Deaths, 4 Apr 1917 back to the text
  47. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KCR9-YLT (their page): birth 1 Aug 1819, Autauga, Alabama FamilySearch Family Tree, profile K64Q-FQQ (their page): residence 1850, Meriwether county, Georgia; residence 1860, 2nd Subdivision, Coosa, Alabama back to the text
  48. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile K2FG-GXD (their page): birth 1772, Spotsylvania, Virginia, no source; biography note: Charles Walden, in about 1800, moved to Green County, Ga. back to the text
  49. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile K2FG-GXD (their page): marriage 8 Aug 1803, Greene, Oconee, Georgia, no source FamilySearch Family Tree, profile L83Y-7R8 (their page): Sarah Walker, born 5 Jun 1783, Virginia back to the text
  50. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile L83Y-7R8 (their page): nine children: Thomas W. (1805, Greene, Georgia), Nancy (1805, Georgia), George S. (1814, Georgia), John Butler (1 Sep 1816, Jasper, Georgia), Elizabeth (1818, Georgia), Westley D. (1 Aug 1819, Autauga, Alabama), Sarah (about 1820, Alabama) FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KCR9-YLT (their page): birth 1 Aug 1819, Autauga, Alabama back to the text
  51. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile K2FG-GXD (their page): death 8 Nov 1833, Autauga, Alabama "Alabama, Estate Files, 1830-1976", FamilySearch, Charles Walden, 1834. Record: Charles Walden, Alabama, Estate Files, 1830-1976, 1834 back to the text
  52. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile K2FG-GXD (their page): note: Wiki Tree show May 31, 1834 estate inventory of 12 slaves. Autauga Co., Alabama "Alabama, Estate Files, 1830-1976", FamilySearch, Charles Walden, 1834. Record: Charles Walden, Alabama, Estate Files, 1834 back to the text
  53. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile L83Y-7R8 (their page): death 1 Jul 1854, Autauga, Alabama back to the text
  54. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KT3X-L4D (their page): birth 14 Jan 1791, Town Creek, Brunswick County, North Carolina, no source attached FamilySearch Family Tree, profile GKFS-RSF (their page): marriage 1814, Town Creek; children Elizabeth, Betsy, Solomon Jr and George Washington FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KGMS-18R (their page): born 20 Mar 1814, Brunswick, North Carolina FamilySearch Family Tree, profile GM74-LHC (their page): born about 1817, Alabama back to the text
  55. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KT3X-L4D (their page): marriage 27 May 1822, Autauga, Alabama, no source attached FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KT3X-27L (their page): born 26 Jul 1801, Southampton, Virginia back to the text
  56. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KT3X-L4D (their page): children of Solomon Robbins Sr. and Mary Martha Wilson FamilySearch Family Tree, profile 94HZ-8HR (their page): born 30 Jan 1832, Autauga FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LC7W-8JB (their page): born 10 Jun 1834, Nixburg FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LH37-HSX (their page): birth 30 Sep 1828, Autauga, Alabama back to the text
  57. "United States, Census (Slave Schedule), 1850 ", FamilySearch, Solomon Robbins in entry for <Unknown>, 1850. Record: Solomon Robbins, United States Census (Slave Schedule), 1850 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KT3X-L4D (their page): residence 1850, Coosa, Alabama back to the text
  58. "United States, Census, 1870", FamilySearch, Soloman Robbins, 1870. Record: Soloman Robbins, 1870 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KT3X-27L (their page): death 28 Jun 1878, Nixburg, Coosa, Alabama; burial Nixburg United Methodist Church Cemetery FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KT3X-L4D (their page): death 19 May 1879, Nixburg, Coosa, Alabama; burial Nixburg United Methodist Church Cemetery "Find a Grave Index", FamilySearch, Solomon Robbins, Sr. Record: Solomon Robbins, Sr., Find a Grave Index back to the text
  59. "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, West D. Walden and Eliza Robbins, 17 Dec 1848. Record: West D. Walden and Eliza Robbins, Alabama County Marriages, 17 Dec 1848 "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, West D. Walden and Eliza Robbins, 17 Dec 1848. Record: Eliza Robbins, 17 Dec 1848 back to the text
  60. "United States, Census, 1850", FamilySearch, Walker Walden in entry for Westley Walden, 1850. Record: Walker Walden in entry for Westley Walden, 1850 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY38-58X (their page): birth 16 Mar 1850, Newbury, Coosa, Alabama FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KCR9-YLT (their page): one child with Eliza Robbins, William Walker Walden FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LH37-HSX (their page): death 2 Aug 1853, Coosa, Alabama back to the text
  61. "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, West D. Walden and Eliza Moore, 08 Jun 1855. Record: West D. Walden and Eliza Moore, Alabama County Marriages, 08 Jun 1855 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KCR9-YLT (their page): children with Elizabeth Moore: Alabama (1856), Laura (1858–1942), George Westley (1860–1929) "United States, Census, 1860", FamilySearch, W D Walden, 1860. Record: W D Walden, 1860 census "United States, Census, 1860", FamilySearch, Eliza Walden in entry for W D Walden, 1860. Record: Eliza Walden in entry for W D Walden, 1860 "United States, Census, 1860", FamilySearch, Walker Walden in entry for W D Walden, 1860. Record: Walker Walden in entry for W D Walden, 1860 back to the text
  62. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KCR9-YLT (their page): military service 1862, Virginia: Captain Company B 60th Alabama Infantry CSA/AKA Hillard's Legion 2nd Battalion back to the text
  63. "United States, Civil War Soldiers Index, 1861-1865", FamilySearch, W.d. Walden, from 1861 to 1865. Record: W.d. Walden, United States, Civil War Soldiers Index, 1861-1865 "Find a Grave Index", FamilySearch, Capt Westley D. Walden. Record: Capt Westley D. Walden, Find a Grave Index back to the text
  64. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KCR9-YLT (their page): death 10 Oct 1863, Marietta, Cobb, Georgia; burial Nixburg United Methodist Church Cemetery, Nixburg, Coosa, Alabama; no cause recorded back to the text
  65. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KZXX-BGX (their page): death 7 Nov 1862 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile 94HZ-8HR (their page): death 22 Mar 1863 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile L4KK-6HV (their page): death 20 Jul 1863 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LH3C-641 (their page): military service Company B 60th Alabama Infantry CSA, AKA Company C 3rd Battalion Hillard's Legion; death 10 Jul 1863, Marietta, Cobb, Georgia; parents Solomon Robbins Sr. and Mary Martha Wilson back to the text
  66. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile MDYC-8K5 (their page): birth 28 Jun 1854, Alabama; parents Eli Harris McKinney Sr. and Martha Holland Willingham FamilySearch Family Tree, profile MPLT-6SB (their page): ten children "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, W. W. Walden and E. L. Mckinney, 14 Jul 1875. Record: W. W. Walden and E. L. Mckinney, 14 Jul 1875 back to the text
  67. "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, Harris Mc Kinney and Martha H. Willingham, 12 Sep 1844. Record: Harris Mc Kinney and Martha H. Willingham, 12 Sep 1844 Harris McKinny, "United States Census, 1850" Record: Harris McKinny, United States Census, 1850 "Alabama, Deaths, 1908-1974", FamilySearch, Harris McKinney, 10 Jun 1908. Record: Harris McKinney, 10 Jun 1908 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile MPLT-6SB (their page): other name Harris Mc Kinney; son Eli Harris Mckinney Jr (1844–1881) back to the text
  68. "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, Harris Mc Kinney and Martha H. Willingham, 12 Sep 1844. Record: Harris Mc Kinney and Martha H. Willingham, 12 Sep 1844 "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, Albon Willingham in entry for Harris Mc Kinney and Martha H Willingham, 11 Sep 1844. Record: Albon Willingham in entry for Harris Mc Kinney and Martha H Willingham, 11 Sep 1844 "United States, Census, 1850", FamilySearch, Martha Mc Kinny in entry for Harris McKinny, 1850. Record: Martha Mc Kinny in entry for Harris McKinny, 1850 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile MPLT-6SB (their page): residence 1850, Chambers, Alabama back to the text
  69. "United States, Census, 1860", FamilySearch, Harris Mc Kiney, 1860. Record: Harris Mc Kiney, 1860 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile MPLT-6SB (their page): residence 1860, 2nd Subdivision, Coosa, Alabama; military service Aug 1864, Virginia: Company A 8th Alabama Infantry CSA, no source attached back to the text
  70. "Alabama, Deaths, 1908-1974", FamilySearch, Harris McKinney, 10 Jun 1908. Record: Harris McKinney, Alabama Deaths, 10 Jun 1908 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile MPLT-6SB (their page): death 10 Jun 1908, Crews, Coosa; burial Shiloh Baptist Church Cemetery, Coosa FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LZG4-LQW (their page): death 23 Jun 1913, Coosa, Alabama, no source attached back to the text
  71. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile MPLT-6SB (their page): three parent couples: Harris McKinney and Jane Ivey McKinney; Eli McKinney and Sarah Sallie Gresham; Eli McKinney and Jane Ivey McKinney Research log (their page): open question: who were Eli's parents? the third couple has no marriage and no other children FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LR8F-RG8 (their page): Harris McKinney, 1784–1864, Coosa FamilySearch Family Tree, profile M2QP-LS1 (their page): Eli McKinney, 1800–1857, Chambers, Alabama back to the text
  72. Research log (their page): the third couple looks like a linking error; his names fit either family; residence 1850 in Chambers, 1860 in Coosa FamilySearch Family Tree, profile MPLT-6SB (their page): residence 1850 Chambers, 1860 Coosa back to the text
  73. "Alabama, Deaths, 1908-1974", FamilySearch, Eli McKinney in entry for Harris McKinney, 10 Jun 1908. Record: Eli McKinney in entry for Harris McKinney, 10 Jun 1908 "Alabama, Deaths, 1908-1974", FamilySearch, Sarah McKinney in entry for Harris McKinney, 10 Jun 1908. Record: Sarah McKinney in entry for Harris McKinney, 10 Jun 1908 "Alabama, Deaths, 1908-1974", FamilySearch, Harris McKinney, 10 Jun 1908. Record: Harris McKinney, 10 Jun 1908 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile MPLT-6SB (their page): spouse Martha Holland Willingham (1824–1913) back to the text
  74. "Georgia, County Marriages, 1785-1950", FamilySearch, Harris McKinney and Jency Ivy, 17 May 1810. Record: Harris McKinney and Jency Ivy, 17 May 1810, Georgia, County Marriages "United States, Census, 1850", FamilySearch, Harris McKinny, 1850. Record: Harris McKinny, 1850 "United States, Census, 1850", FamilySearch, Jane McKinny in entry for Harris McKinny, 1850. Record: Jane McKinny in entry for Harris McKinny, 1850 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile 2S4L-W35 (their page): death 20 Apr 1851, Coosa, Alabama; burial Socapatoy Cemetery FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LR8F-RG8 (their page): death 12 May 1864, Socapatoy, Coosa, Alabama; burial Socapatoy Cemetery back to the text
  75. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile M2QP-LS1 (their page): birth 8 Sep 1800, Jones County, Georgia; marriage to Sarah 'Sallie' Gresham, 1817, Lincoln County, Georgia, no source attached; death 2 Aug 1857, Chambers, Alabama "United States, Census, 1840", FamilySearch, Eli McKinney, 1840. Record: Eli McKinney, 1840 census FamilySearch Family Tree, profile GZ18-66P (their page): death 2 Sep 1873, Chambers, Alabama back to the text
  76. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LZ1M-QQL (their page): parents Eli McKinney and Sarah Sallie Gresham; death 15 Oct 1897, Dadeville, Tallapoosa, Alabama "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, Eli Mc Kenny in entry for John Hicks and Caroline Mc Kenny, 25 Aug 1838. Record: Eli Mc Kenny in entry for John Hicks and Caroline Mc Kenny, 25 Aug 1838 "United States, Census, 1850", FamilySearch, Caroline Hicks in entry for John Hicks, 1850. Record: Caroline Hicks in entry for John Hicks, 1850 "United States, Census, 1880", FamilySearch, Caroline Hicks in entry for John Hicks, 1880. Record: Caroline Hicks in entry for John Hicks, 1880 "Alabama, Deaths and Burials, 1881-1952", FamilySearch, Caroline Hicks, 15 October 1897. Record: Caroline Hicks, Alabama Deaths and Burials, 15 October 1897 back to the text
  77. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LZ1M-QQL (their page): spouse Jourdan Lamb, six Lamb children, residences 1860 and 1870 Cache Township, Lawrence, Arkansas; spouse George Washington Stanford; other names Mary Stapler, Caroline Stapler FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KN73-7GR (their page): residence 1860, District 1, Lauderdale, Alabama "United States, Census, 1860", FamilySearch, Caroline Lamb in entry for Jourdan Lamb, 1860. Record: Caroline Lamb in entry for Jourdan Lamb, 1860 "United States, Census, 1870", FamilySearch, Caroline Lamb in entry for Jordan Lamb, 1870. Record: Caroline Lamb in entry for Jordan Lamb, 1870 "United States, Census, 1860", FamilySearch, Caroline Hicks in entry for John Hicks, 1860. Record: Caroline Hicks in entry for John Hicks, 1860 "United States, Census, 1870", FamilySearch, Caroline Hicks in entry for John Hicks, 1870. Record: Caroline Hicks in entry for John Hicks, 1870 back to the text
  78. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LZG4-LQW (their page): birth 15 Jun 1824, Oglethorpe, Georgia, no source attached; parents Alban W. Willingham and Bedia Herring back to the text
  79. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KV2X-YX7 (their page): birth 8 Jun 1791 "United States, War of 1812 Index to Service Records, 1812-1815", FamilySearch, Alban Willingham, 1812-1815. Record: Alban Willingham, United States, War of 1812 Index to Service Records, 1812-1815 "Georgia, Marriages, 1808-1967", FamilySearch, Alban Willingham, 28 March 1815. Record: Alban Willingham, Georgia, Marriages, 1808-1967, 28 March 1815 "Georgia, Marriages, 1808-1967", FamilySearch, Bedea Herring in entry for Alban Willingham, 28 March 1815. Record: Bedea Herring in entry for Alban Willingham, 28 March 1815 back to the text
  80. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile M4F9-WPF (their page): born 6 Nov 1817, Columbia, Georgia FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LZG4-LQW (their page): born Oglethorpe, Georgia FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KNCR-Q7F (their page): born 1 Mar 1835, Coweta, Georgia FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KPQR-21J (their page): married John Jack Calhoun Barker, Chambers, Alabama, 1838 or 1839 "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, William G Herrin and Eda J Willingham, 11 Dec 1843. Record: William G Herrin and Eda J Willingham, 11 Dec 1843 "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, Harris Mc Kinney and Martha H. Willingham, 12 Sep 1844. Record: Harris Mc Kinney and Martha H. Willingham, 12 Sep 1844 back to the text
  81. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KV2X-YF1 (their page): death 20 Aug 1840, no source "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, Albin Willingham and Susan Bennett, 09 Apr 1846. Record: Albin Willingham and Susan Bennett, 09 Apr 1846 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KV2X-YX7 (their page): marriage 9 Apr 1846, Chambers, Alabama back to the text
  82. "United States, Census, 1850", FamilySearch, Alban Willingham in entry for Susan Wellingham, 1850. Record: Alban Willingham in the entry for Susan Wellingham, 1850 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KV2X-YX7 (their page): residence 1850, Coosa county, Coosa, Alabama "United States, Census (Slave Schedule), 1850 ", FamilySearch, Alban Willingham in entry for <Unknown>, 1850. Record: Alban Willingham, United States, Census (Slave Schedule), 1850 back to the text
  83. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KV2X-YX7 (their page): death 16 Oct 1858, Rockford, Coosa, Alabama; burial Oct 1858, Willingham Cemetery Hissop, Coosa County, Alabama "Find a Grave Index", FamilySearch, Alban Willingham. Record: Alban Willingham, Find a Grave Index back to the text
  84. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile M4F9-WPF (their page): son of Alban W. Willingham and Bedia Herring; residence 1860, 2nd Subdivision, Coosa "United States, Census, 1860", FamilySearch, Roberson Willingham, 1860. Record: Roberson Willingham, 1860 "United States, Census (Slave Schedule), 1860", FamilySearch, Roberson Willingham, 1860. Record: Roberson Willingham, United States Census (Slave Schedule), 1860 back to the text
  85. "United States, Census, 1860", FamilySearch, Charles H Webb, 1860. Record: Charles H Webb, 1860 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile K64Q-FQQ (their page): residence 1860, 2nd Subdivision, Coosa "United States, Census, 1860", FamilySearch, Robert W Carlisle, 1860. Record: Robert W Carlisle, 1860 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KJZD-DX5 (their page): residence 1860, 2nd Subdivision, Coosa "United States, Census, 1860", FamilySearch, W D Walden, 1860. Record: W D Walden, 1860 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KCR9-YLT (their page): residence 1860, 2nd Subdivision, Coosa "United States, Census, 1860", FamilySearch, Harris Mc Kiney, 1860. Record: Harris Mc Kiney, 1860 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile MPLT-6SB (their page): residence 1860, 2nd Subdivision, Coosa "United States, Census, 1860", FamilySearch, Roberson Willingham, 1860. Record: Roberson Willingham, 1860 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile M4F9-WPF (their page): residence 1860, 2nd Subdivision, Coosa "United States, Census, 1860", FamilySearch, Sol Robbins, 1860. Record: Sol Robbins, 1860 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KT3X-27L (their page): residence 1860, Southern Division, Coosa, Alabama back to the text
  86. "United States, Census, 1860", FamilySearch, Charles D Webb in entry for Charles H Webb, 1860. Record: Charles D Webb in entry for Charles H Webb, 1860 "United States, Census, 1860", FamilySearch, Clarisa J Carlisle in entry for Robert W Carlisle, 1860. Record: Clarisa J Carlisle in entry for Robert W Carlisle, 1860 "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, Charles D. Webb and Clarrissa J. Carlisle, 30 Aug 1860. Record: Charles D. Webb and Clarrissa J. Carlisle, 30 Aug 1860 back to the text
  87. "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, West D. Walden and Eliza Robbins, 17 Dec 1848. Record: West D. Walden and Eliza Robbins, 17 Dec 1848 "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, Charles D. Webb and Clarrissa J. Carlisle, 30 Aug 1860. Record: Charles D. Webb and Clarrissa J. Carlisle, 30 Aug 1860 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY3H-JBN (their page): marriage 30 Aug 1860, Coosa, Alabama "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, W. W. Walden and E. L. Mckinney, 14 Jul 1875. Record: W. W. Walden and E. L. Mckinney, 14 Jul 1875 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY38-58X (their page): marriage 14 Jul 1875, Coosa, Alabama "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, J. P. Webb and Lila Walden, 24 Feb 1901. Record: J. P. Webb and Lila Walden, 24 Feb 1901 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY3H-7ZS (their page): marriage 24 Feb 1901, Coosa, Alabama back to the text
  88. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY3H-JBN (their page): residence 1880, Soccopatoy, Coosa; 1900, Precinct 3 Socapatoy, Coosa; burial 1923, Kellyton FamilySearch Family Tree, profile K64Q-FQQ (their page): burial Webb Family Cemetery, Kellyton FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KJZD-DX5 (their page): residence 1880, Mount Olive; death 1890, Mount Olive FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KT3X-L4D (their page): death 19 May 1879, Nixburg FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KCR9-YLT (their page): burial Nixburg United Methodist Church Cemetery FamilySearch Family Tree, profile MPLT-6SB (their page): death 10 Jun 1908, Crews, Coosa FamilySearch Family Tree, profile L2LX-JR1 (their page): residence 1880, Election Precinct 16 Crews, Coosa FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KV2X-YX7 (their page): death Rockford, Coosa; burial Willingham Cemetery Hissop back to the text
  89. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY3H-JBN (their page): birth 1839, Georgia, no source attached; residence 1850, Meriwether county, Georgia; residence 1860, 2nd Subdivision, Coosa, Alabama "United States, Census, 1850", FamilySearch, Charles D Webb in entry for Charels Webb, 1850. Record: Charles D Webb in entry for Charels Webb, 1850 "United States, Census, 1860", FamilySearch, Charles D Webb in entry for Charles H Webb, 1860. Record: Charles D Webb in entry for Charles H Webb, 1860 back to the text
  90. "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, Charles D. Webb and Clarrissa J. Carlisle, 30 Aug 1860. Record: Charles D. Webb and Clarrissa J. Carlisle, 30 Aug 1860 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY3H-JBN (their page): children Thomas J (1862) to John Osceola (1882) Webb Family Reunion: Together at Old Homestead Near Kellyton—Four Generations Represented, The Alexander City Outlook (Alexander City, Alabama): the family formerly consist[ed] of eight boys and two [gir]ls back to the text
  91. "United States, Census, 1870", FamilySearch, C D Webb, 1870. Record: C D Webb, 1870 "United States, Census, 1880", FamilySearch, Charles D. Webb, 1880. Record: Charles D. Webb, 1880 "United States, Census, 1900", FamilySearch, Charles D Webb, 1900. Record: Charles D Webb, 1900 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY3H-JBN (their page): residence 1870, Alabama; 1880, Soccopatoy, Coosa; 1900, Precinct 3 Socapatoy, Coosa back to the text
  92. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY3C-MSN (their page): Martha C Webb, 1879–1904 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY3C-MK9 (their page): Milinda B Webb, 1865–1907 Webb Family Reunion: Together at Old Homestead Near Kellyton—Four Generations Represented, The Alexander City Outlook (Alexander City, Alabama): The two daughters, Mrs. Linda Davis and Mrs Mattie Batson, are now dead back to the text
  93. Webb Family Reunion: Together at Old Homestead Near Kellyton—Four Generations Represented, The Alexander City Outlook (Alexander City, Alabama): the many descend[ants] of Mr. and Mrs. Charles [Dav]id Webb ... as[sem]bling once more around [the] old homestead. This [cou]ple, who are 73 and 71 [yea]rs of age respectively ... the members of the [fam]ily now number forty-[eig]ht, including four generations. The sons, all of whom [are] married, are scattered [thr]oughout the State; notes: last [Sat]urday puts the reunion on Saturday 10 August 1912 back to the text
  94. Webb Family Reunion: Together at Old Homestead Near Kellyton—Four Generations Represented, The Alexander City Outlook (Alexander City, Alabama): All of them [we]re present excepting [Ch]arles William Webb, of [Go]odwater, who was kept [aw]ay by illness. He was represented by his wife and four [chi]ldren ... Alexander City ... Kellyton ... Birmingham ... Auburn ... Waverly back to the text
  95. Webb Family Reunion: Together at Old Homestead Near Kellyton—Four Generations Represented, The Alexander City Outlook (Alexander City, Alabama): Mr. and Mrs. William M. Webb, brother and sister [-in-law] of Mr. C. D. Webb; Mr. and Mrs. John Bunyan Carlisle, Mt. Olive, Ala., brother and sister of Mrs. C. D. Webb ... Mrs. Mary Suttle, Rockford, Ala., sister of Mrs. C. D. Webb ... Miss Bettie Spivey, who was the first teacher of many of the older boys back to the text
  96. "United States, Census, 1920", FamilySearch, Charles D Webb in entry for Robbin E V Webb, 1920. Record: Charles D Webb in entry for Robbin E V Webb, 1920 "United States, Census, 1920", FamilySearch, Clara J Webb in entry for Robbin E V Webb, 1920. Record: Clara J Webb in entry for Robbin E V Webb, 1920 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY3H-JBN (their page): residence 1920, Socapatoy, Coosa back to the text
  97. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY3H-JBN (their page): death 30 Jan 1923; burial 1923, Kellyton, Coosa, Alabama "Alabama, Deaths, 1908-1974", FamilySearch, Charles David Webb, 1923. Record: Charles David Webb, Alabama Deaths, 1923 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY3H-LHF (their page): death 14 Mar 1923, Kellyton, Coosa, Alabama; burial Kellyton "Alabama, Deaths, 1908-1974", FamilySearch, Clara Jane Webb, 1923. Record: Clara Jane Webb, 1923, Alabama, Deaths back to the text
  98. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY3H-7ZS (their page): birth 8 Feb 1869, Kellyton, Coosa, Alabama, no source attached FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY3H-JBN (their page): sons Thomas J (1862), Robert Edwin (1863), Charles William (1867), James Pleasant (1869) Married in Alabama (county marriage list), The Montgomery Advertiser (Montgomery, Alabama): In Coosa County, Pleasant Webb and Miss Lila Walden back to the text
  99. "Alabama, Marriages, 1816-1957", FamilySearch, J. P. Webb, 7 September 1893. Record: J. P. Webb, 7 September 1893 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY3H-SMX (their page): death 10 Nov 1899, Goodwater, Coosa, Alabama FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY3H-7ZS (their page): children of James Pleasant Webb and Elba Lively "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, J. P. Webb and Theo Carlisle, 25 Feb 1900. Record: J. P. Webb and Theo Carlisle, 25 Feb 1900 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile GS8G-PZ4 (their page): death 14 Jan 1901, Coosa, Alabama back to the text
  100. "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, J. P. Webb and Lila Walden, 24 Feb 1901. Record: J. P. Webb and Lila Walden, 24 Feb 1901 Married in Alabama (county marriage list), The Montgomery Advertiser (Montgomery, Alabama): In Coosa County, Pleasant Webb and Miss Lila Walden. back to the text
  101. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile L2LX-JR1 (their page): birth 17 Sep 1877, Alabama; parents William Walker Walden and Emma Louise McKinney; other names: Martha Louise (Lila) Walden "United States, Census, 1880", FamilySearch, Martha Walden in entry for W. W. Walden, 1880. Record: Martha Walden in entry for W. W. Walden, 1880 back to the text
  102. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile L2LX-JR1 (their page): children Webb (1901), Reuben Walden Webb (1903), Harris Palmer Webb (1905), Hilda Webb (1908) FamilySearch Family Tree, profile GSD8-X3C (their page): birth and death 17 Sep 1901, burial Kellyton FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY3H-QPY (their page): birth 29 Oct 1908, Birmingham, Jefferson, Alabama "Alabama, Deaths, 1908-1974", FamilySearch, Harris McKinney, 10 Jun 1908. Record: Harris McKinney, 10 Jun 1908 back to the text
  103. "United States, Census, 1910", FamilySearch, James P Webb, 1910. Record: James P Webb, 1910 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY3H-7ZS (their page): residence 1910, Birmingham Ward 12, Jefferson, Alabama back to the text
  104. "United States, Census, 1920", FamilySearch, Walla W Walden in entry for Jas P Webb, 1920. Record: Walla W Walden in entry for Jas P Webb, 1920 "United States, Census, 1920", FamilySearch, Emma S Walden in entry for Jas P Webb, 1920. Record: Emma S Walden in entry for Jas P Webb, 1920 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY38-58X (their page): death 21 Jan 1920, Birmingham, Jefferson, Alabama FamilySearch Family Tree, profile MDYC-8K5 (their page): death 1 Dec 1923, Fairfield, Jefferson, Alabama back to the text
  105. "Florida, Deaths, 1877-1939", FamilySearch, Lila Walden Webb, 2 October 1937. Record: Lila Walden Webb, 2 October 1937 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile L2LX-JR1 (their page): death 2 Oct 1937, Tampa, Hillsborough, Florida; burial 4 Oct 1937, Forest Hill Cemetery, Irondale, Jefferson, Alabama back to the text
  106. "Alabama County Marriages, 1711-1992", FamilySearch, James Pleasant Webb and Margaret Blanche Kincaid, 10 Mar 1939. Record: James Pleasant Webb and Margaret Blanche Kincaid, 10 Mar 1939 "North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-2011 ", FamilySearch, James Pleasant Webb and Grace Beatty Day, 9 September 1951. Record: James Pleasant Webb and Grace Beatty Day, 9 September 1951 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY3H-7ZS (their page): death 24 Sep 1965, Birmingham, Jefferson, Alabama "Alabama, Deaths, 1908-1974", FamilySearch, James P. Webb, 1965. Record: James P. Webb, 1965 "Alabama, Deaths, 1908-1974", FamilySearch, Charles Webb in entry for James P. Webb, 1965. Record: Charles Webb in entry for James P. Webb, 1965 "Alabama, Deaths, 1908-1974", FamilySearch, Clara Carlisle in entry for James P. Webb, 1965. Record: Clara Carlisle in entry for James P. Webb, 1965 back to the text
  107. "United States, Census, 1910", FamilySearch, Hilda Webb in entry for James P Webb, 1910. Record: Hilda Webb in household of James P Webb, 1910 "United States, Census, 1920", FamilySearch, Hilda Webb in entry for Jas P Webb, 1920. Record: Hilda Webb in the household of Jas P Webb, 1920 Webb Family Reunion: Together at Old Homestead Near Kellyton—Four Generations Represented, The Alexander City Outlook (Alexander City, Alabama): James Pleasant Webb and wife and their three children, Walden, Palmer and Hilda, Birmingham, Ala. back to the text
  108. Miss Hilda Webb, one of the nominees for Miss Birmingham (social note), The Alexander City Outlook (Alexander City, Alabama): one of the nominees for Miss Birmingham, in the recent beauty contest Wade—Webb (wedding), The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): a graduate of the Misses Howard's School for Girls in Birmingham back to the text
  109. Wade—Webb (wedding), The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): Miss Hilda Webb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Webb, of Birmingham, Ala., was married to Frank E. Wade, son of William H. Wade of Forest Hills, yesterday in St. Luke's P. E. Church, Forest Hills back to the text
  110. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile GMSR-L94 (their page): William Albert Webb Wade, born 25 Feb 1938, Brooklyn, parents Frank Edward Wade and Hilda Webb "United States, GenealogyBank Obituaries, Births, and Marriages, 1980-2015", FamilySearch, Hilda Webb Wade in entry for William Albert Webb Wade, 28 March 2023. Record: Hilda Webb Wade in entry for William Albert Webb Wade, 28 March 2023 back to the text
  111. Mrs. Frank E. Wade (Hilda Webb) and son, Webb, of New York City (social note), The Anniston Star (Anniston, Alabama), from the Birmingham News-Age-Herald: Mrs. Frank E. Wade (Hilda Webb) and son, Webb, of New York City "United States, Census, 1950", FamilySearch, W Webb Wade in entry for Hilda W Wade, 1 April 1950. Record: W Webb Wade, 1950 census The Record of 1960 (University of Pennsylvania yearbook): William Webb Wade, The Record of 1960, 108th yearbook of the University of Pennsylvania: WILLIAM WEBB WADE back to the text
  112. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile GMST-68H (their page): born 6 Dec 1939 and died 13 Dec 1939, Brooklyn "New York, New York City Municipal Deaths, 1795-1949", FamilySearch, Hilda Webb in entry for William Henry Wade, 13 Dec 1939. Record: Hilda Webb in entry for William Henry Wade, 13 Dec 1939 back to the text
  113. "Florida, Death Index, 1877-1998", FamilySearch, Hilda W Wade, 16 Sep 1986. Record: Hilda W Wade, Florida Death Index, 16 Sep 1986 FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY3H-QPY (their page): death 16 Sep 1986, Cocoa Beach, Brevard, Florida, no source attached FamilySearch Family Tree, profile GMSR-L94 (their page): died 24 Mar 2023, Orange Park, Clay, Florida back to the text
  114. Wade—Webb (wedding), The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): Miss Webb is a graduate of the Misses Howard's School for Girls in Birmingham and a great-granddaughter of General Walden, noted Confederate general of Walden Ridge fame back to the text
  115. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY3H-QPY (their page): parents James Pleasant Webb and Lila Walden FamilySearch Family Tree, profile L2LX-JR1 (their page): parents William Walker Walden and Emma Louise McKinney FamilySearch Family Tree, profile LY38-58X (their page): parents Westley D Walden and Eliza Robbins back to the text
  116. FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KCR9-YLT (their page): military service 1862: Captain Company B 60th Alabama Infantry CSA, no source attached "Find a Grave Index", FamilySearch, Capt Westley D. Walden. Record: Capt Westley D. Walden, Find a Grave Index Wade—Webb (wedding), The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): notes: no Confederate general named Walden is known back to the text
  117. Wade—Webb (wedding), The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York): notes: Walden's Ridge, Tennessee, takes its name from Elisha Walden, an 18th-century long hunter, not a Civil War officer back to the text
  118. Research log (their page): Was he a general? (family legend); look at: his compiled service record (Fold3/NARA) and the Alabama Department of Archives and History ancestry Record: Confederate Soldiers Compiled Service Records 1861-1865, Ancestry FamilySearch Family Tree, profile KCR9-YLT (their page): death 10 Oct 1863, Marietta, Cobb, Georgia back to the text