born a daughter of Samuel B Edmonds and Lydia Worth
The wife of Henry Livingston Webb and the mother of Frances Cornelia, Lydia Edmonds, Jane Averell, Henry Watson, Horatio Averell, Helen Marie, William Henry, Mary Ann Edmunds, and Catherine "Kate" Louise.
Death of Mrs. Mary Ann Webb Obituaries & Death Notices in Cairo Daily Bulletin
This venerable lady, wife of Colonel Henry L Webb, and mother of Honorable Henry Watson Webb, of this city, died at Makanda, Union County, yesterday, in the 78th year of her age. Mrs Webb was a sister of Judge Edmonds, of New York, and was born at Columbia County, in that State. 55 years ago, before Alexander County was established, Colonel Webb and his wife removed from New York to America in this State. Here they lived for many years, Mrs Webb being respected by all who knew her and loved by the hundred upon whom her kindness showered blessings. During 40 years she was a consistent member of a Christian church, and on her deathbed admonished her children and grandchildren who were gathered around her, to so live that they might meet her in heaven. She will be buried at Jonesboro, on Saturday next, at 10 o'clock.
Saturday, 21 Nov 1874:
Mr and Mrs Watson Webb and Miss Mollie Webb, left yesterday afternoon for Jonesboro to attend the funeral services of Mr Webb's mother, whose remains will be interred at that place this morning. They will return to Cairo tonight.
Gale Red Confederate Burials in Illinois Cemeteries, by cemetery = her husband Col Henry Livingston Webb b. February 7, 1795, d October 5, 1876. 1812 Veteran
& Mexican War Veteran & Confederate War Veteran buried in Jonesboro cemetery. No memorial has been created for him yet.
The wife of Henry Livingston Webb and the mother of Frances Cornelia, Lydia Edmonds, Jane Averell, Henry Watson, Horatio Averell, Helen Marie, William Henry, Mary Ann Edmunds, and Catherine "Kate" Louise.
Death of Mrs. Mary Ann Webb Obituaries & Death Notices in Cairo Daily Bulletin
This venerable lady, wife of Colonel Henry L Webb, and mother of Honorable Henry Watson Webb, of this city, died at Makanda, Union County, yesterday, in the 78th year of her age. Mrs Webb was a sister of Judge Edmonds, of New York, and was born at Columbia County, in that State. 55 years ago, before Alexander County was established, Colonel Webb and his wife removed from New York to America in this State. Here they lived for many years, Mrs Webb being respected by all who knew her and loved by the hundred upon whom her kindness showered blessings. During 40 years she was a consistent member of a Christian church, and on her deathbed admonished her children and grandchildren who were gathered around her, to so live that they might meet her in heaven. She will be buried at Jonesboro, on Saturday next, at 10 o'clock.
Saturday, 21 Nov 1874:
Mr and Mrs Watson Webb and Miss Mollie Webb, left yesterday afternoon for Jonesboro to attend the funeral services of Mr Webb's mother, whose remains will be interred at that place this morning. They will return to Cairo tonight.
Gale Red Confederate Burials in Illinois Cemeteries, by cemetery = her husband Col Henry Livingston Webb b. February 7, 1795, d October 5, 1876. 1812 Veteran
& Mexican War Veteran & Confederate War Veteran buried in Jonesboro cemetery. No memorial has been created for him yet.
born a daughter of Samuel B Edmonds and Lydia Worth
The wife of Henry Livingston Webb and the mother of Frances Cornelia, Lydia Edmonds, Jane Averell, Henry Watson, Horatio Averell, Helen Marie, William Henry, Mary Ann Edmunds, and Catherine "Kate" Louise.
Death of Mrs. Mary Ann Webb Obituaries & Death Notices in Cairo Daily Bulletin
This venerable lady, wife of Colonel Henry L Webb, and mother of Honorable Henry Watson Webb, of this city, died at Makanda, Union County, yesterday, in the 78th year of her age. Mrs Webb was a sister of Judge Edmonds, of New York, and was born at Columbia County, in that State. 55 years ago, before Alexander County was established, Colonel Webb and his wife removed from New York to America in this State. Here they lived for many years, Mrs Webb being respected by all who knew her and loved by the hundred upon whom her kindness showered blessings. During 40 years she was a consistent member of a Christian church, and on her deathbed admonished her children and grandchildren who were gathered around her, to so live that they might meet her in heaven. She will be buried at Jonesboro, on Saturday next, at 10 o'clock.
Saturday, 21 Nov 1874:
Mr and Mrs Watson Webb and Miss Mollie Webb, left yesterday afternoon for Jonesboro to attend the funeral services of Mr Webb's mother, whose remains will be interred at that place this morning. They will return to Cairo tonight.
Gale Red Confederate Burials in Illinois Cemeteries, by cemetery = her husband Col Henry Livingston Webb b. February 7, 1795, d October 5, 1876. 1812 Veteran
& Mexican War Veteran & Confederate War Veteran buried in Jonesboro cemetery. No memorial has been created for him yet.
The wife of Henry Livingston Webb and the mother of Frances Cornelia, Lydia Edmonds, Jane Averell, Henry Watson, Horatio Averell, Helen Marie, William Henry, Mary Ann Edmunds, and Catherine "Kate" Louise.
Death of Mrs. Mary Ann Webb Obituaries & Death Notices in Cairo Daily Bulletin
This venerable lady, wife of Colonel Henry L Webb, and mother of Honorable Henry Watson Webb, of this city, died at Makanda, Union County, yesterday, in the 78th year of her age. Mrs Webb was a sister of Judge Edmonds, of New York, and was born at Columbia County, in that State. 55 years ago, before Alexander County was established, Colonel Webb and his wife removed from New York to America in this State. Here they lived for many years, Mrs Webb being respected by all who knew her and loved by the hundred upon whom her kindness showered blessings. During 40 years she was a consistent member of a Christian church, and on her deathbed admonished her children and grandchildren who were gathered around her, to so live that they might meet her in heaven. She will be buried at Jonesboro, on Saturday next, at 10 o'clock.
Saturday, 21 Nov 1874:
Mr and Mrs Watson Webb and Miss Mollie Webb, left yesterday afternoon for Jonesboro to attend the funeral services of Mr Webb's mother, whose remains will be interred at that place this morning. They will return to Cairo tonight.
Gale Red Confederate Burials in Illinois Cemeteries, by cemetery = her husband Col Henry Livingston Webb b. February 7, 1795, d October 5, 1876. 1812 Veteran
& Mexican War Veteran & Confederate War Veteran buried in Jonesboro cemetery. No memorial has been created for him yet.
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