Some records show him as Elbert Max (that's what is shown on his tombstone) while others say Max Elbert. In any case, he preferred the name Max. He was born during a short period of residence in New Mexico, but grew up in Riverhurst, Saskatchewan, Canada. His parents moved to California to live with their son Chester Lee Webb when he was in his late teens, so he moved as well. He worked as a guard at Exchequer Dam and later as a policeman in Turlock, California. He died of a heart attack while on the job as a policeman. He left behind his wife, Carrie Cunningham Webb, and two children, Walter Elbert Webb and Carol Jean Webb.
Some records show him as Elbert Max (that's what is shown on his tombstone) while others say Max Elbert. In any case, he preferred the name Max. He was born during a short period of residence in New Mexico, but grew up in Riverhurst, Saskatchewan, Canada. His parents moved to California to live with their son Chester Lee Webb when he was in his late teens, so he moved as well. He worked as a guard at Exchequer Dam and later as a policeman in Turlock, California. He died of a heart attack while on the job as a policeman. He left behind his wife, Carrie Cunningham Webb, and two children, Walter Elbert Webb and Carol Jean Webb.
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