From a 1919 biography for Judge Webb.
Judge Webb was married a second time, on December 31, 1900, to Miss Mary Imogene Anderson, who at the time of her marriage was engaged in educational work in Fresno, and who, since the Judge's death, has resumed teaching in the city schools. Mrs. Webb is an active member of the First Presbyterian Church and an ex-president of the Wednesday Club, the oldest study club in the valley.
Judge Webb was married a second time, on December 31, 1900, to Miss Mary Imogene Anderson, who at the time of her marriage was engaged in educational work in Fresno, and who, since the Judge's death, has resumed teaching in the city schools. Mrs. Webb is an active member of the First Presbyterian Church and an ex-president of the Wednesday Club, the oldest study club in the valley.
From a 1919 biography for Judge Webb.
Judge Webb was married a second time, on December 31, 1900, to Miss Mary Imogene Anderson, who at the time of her marriage was engaged in educational work in Fresno, and who, since the Judge's death, has resumed teaching in the city schools. Mrs. Webb is an active member of the First Presbyterian Church and an ex-president of the Wednesday Club, the oldest study club in the valley.
Judge Webb was married a second time, on December 31, 1900, to Miss Mary Imogene Anderson, who at the time of her marriage was engaged in educational work in Fresno, and who, since the Judge's death, has resumed teaching in the city schools. Mrs. Webb is an active member of the First Presbyterian Church and an ex-president of the Wednesday Club, the oldest study club in the valley.
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