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Census:
1850
with parents;
working on this
1860
LINCOLN PLEASANT PLAINS P O
Series: M653 Roll: 1261 Page: 148 line 203
webb, JF wife Mary
1870
LINCOLN PLEASANT PLAINS P O
Series: M593 Roll: 1544 Page: 403
WEBB JOSEPH 35 M W TN
wife Mary a. 25 f w tn
kids John L. 10, Mariah 7, James 6, Martha 4, and Joseph 1
Also:
next door is
All born Tenn
Webb Sarah age 37 f
" margaret 17 f
" W T 12 m
" C B 10 m
" John 7 m
*who is she?
1880
Tennessee 18th district Lincoln Series: T9 Roll: 1267 Page: 232
265-269
WEBB JOSEPH
wife Mary a.
all kid tenn
kids John L. 19, Mariah E. 17, James S. 15, Martha A. 13,
Joseph F. 10, william 8, benjamin 5, and mary j. 3,
Also:
mccanns
same page 231
1890
Burned
1900
not indexed
1910
Clinton Village, Hunt county, Texas
May 3/6 district 4 122 sheet 151a line 13/14
Webb, JF head m w 71 51 ala ala ala read/write rented horse
Webb, MC wife f w 67 51 tenn ireland ireland
*interesting as some notes say that joseph died in 1904...apparently not.
died before 1920
Source:
Rootsweb and heritage online
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Notes:
Her marriage to Joseph is recorded under the McCown spelling...
All children were baptised in New Reformed Presbyterian Church in Lincoln Co, TN,
This is the only place that middle names are ever mentioned, the rest of records
only have initials.
In 1888 Joseph Webb and one of the McCann boys moved their families to
Greenville, Hunt, TX (about 65 miles east of Dallas)
They are buried in Caddo Mills, TX Cemetary.
The ones that stayed in LCT are buried in Dellrose Cemetary LCT.
Source Notes:
from Cousin Sharon Rivers research
from cousin Karen Hacheman family notes
Latter Day Saints archives, Utah
Gran's notes:
Her name is: Mary Smith McCann.
which is sometimes a tradition in Ireland to pass
down the mother's maiden name...
her mother is Elizabeth Smith.
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Children:
There were 10 children with 1 probable:
1. John L., b. 8-29-1860 lct d. 11-21-1927 hunt cty
m. Nancy V. Samms b. 1871 m. 8-8-1886 hunt cty
(source: 1910 clinton 23 years married per cen)
(source: 1920 Campbell
buried in Clinton Caddo Mills Texas Cemetary with stone
also son Arnie with stone b.july 1 1887 d oct 18 1918
(1910-clinton has arney, wife mavor b. married 2 yrs no kids)
also dau Laura Webb Goen, husb henry
6 children born 5 living per 1910 census--so arney and
alma 20, laura 18, ida 16, loma 11 (4 still at home)
have pics of all burial stones
Source: Nancy Kennedy family line
2. Mariah Elizabeth, b. 10-6-1862 blanche, lct d. 5-15-1922
m. Neil Archie McNeil 1-3-1888 athens, limestone cty, al
McNeil, Neil a. 47 Al f Al m Al,
"Maria" 47,
kids lula mae 19 al, Jessie Lee 13 tx, Minnie V. 9 tx
boarder ? ,Tom 38 ohio
married 22 years 5 children born 3 living
Source: 1910 caddo Mills, Hunt County Texas
3. James S., b. 4-4-1864 lct d. 9-04-1900
m. unknown
Webb, J. S., b. Apr. 12, 1864, d. sept-25-1900 Born at Blanche, Tennessee
buried in Clinton Caddo mills cem(up front-to the right of front entry)
Pic of stone(marble is deteriorating)
aged 35 years, 5 weeks and 25 days
4. *Martha Ann(Mattie), b. 11-11-1868 limestone cty, al
d. Paris Lamar Cty Texas, interred 10 Aug 1953
m. T.J. Bridges 1884 athens, limestone cty, al
Census:
1900 Lamar County Tx Census
1910 Lamar County Tx
married 26 years with 7 kids all living
T J Bridges,41, Mattie 33
2 older kids plus
Roy 12, Burnett 8, Jesse 5, and May 2.
Second census: burnette, jesse, and may still at home plus louisa 9
Family is buried Evergreen/Meadowbrook Cemetaries, Lamar County, Texas
See obit and notes
Notes:
"Thomas Jefferson" Bridges b. 1858 d. 8 Dec 1936
bothers, George Washington,Stonewall Jackson, and a sister, Margaret.
Their father was Robert Thomas Bridges 1833-1899, and he is
buried in Limestone Ala.
Source: gerald preas family line email dallas tx
5. Joseph R., b. 1867 lct d. 1962 clinton, hunt cty, tx
m. Fannie Lou McAdams 8-30-1891 hunt cty,tx (b.1874 d. 1959)
19 years married no kids.
also orphan: Juma Honaker age 16 tx parents tn
Source: 1910 Clinton census
Source: 1920 Campbell Hunt cty census-same
buried Clinton Caddo Mills Cemetary beside each other)
1880 hunt county census shows fannie Mcadams family
J.M. McAdams b. 1848 Tenn,
Cynthia 26 Tenn Fannie 5, Loura 3, b. Tex.
source: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mcadams/Tex.html
have burial stone pic
Another related story:
G-Uncle Joe, (joseph r. webb) is said to have had 90 acres with a
white frame house where he farmed cotton and seed corn. He farmed it all by hand
and would never let a tractor on his property. He also didn't have any grass as
he hated to mow. The house had an outhouse, no elec, a fireplace, a barn. He also
had 2 grey mules. This property was in Clinton, Caddo mills, not far from the cemetary.
6. William David, b. 4-8-1871 limeston, cty, al d. 1-20-1940 Dallas, Tx
m. Ida Davenport 8-5-1894, hunt cty, tx
married 15 years with 5 kids born 3 living
ethel 14, frank 12, velvin 8
Source: 1910 Clinton census
(my uncle remembers elder daughter at home in the 1940's and)
( Velvin lived down the street; Dallas)
7. Daniel Benjamin(ben), b. 2-1874 blanche, lct d. 8-15-1929 dallas, tx
m. Mary E. Dorris 5-22-1895 Rockwall, Cty Tx
(have copy of marriage cert)
Daniel b.35, mary e.33, ruth d 14, clarence b 12, earl 10, vernon d. 8, Jewel 3
married 15 years 5 kids all living.
source: 1910 Dallas Census
8. Mary Jane, b. 1877 / tenn d.
m. unknown
*researching her...
last child on census;
Need next census to verify these dates:
9. Molly Lou(?) b. 10-27-1877 blanche, lct d.1-20-1954 Anson, Tx
m. William H. Criswell 3-30-1902 Hunt Cty, tx
Buried Clinton, caddo Mills Cem
Criswell, blanche A., Feb. 25, 1903, Feb. 16, 1904,
Daughter of M. H. & M. L. Criswell--stone is deteriorating
source: 1910 EL PASO Series: T624 Roll: 1548 Page: 261
10. Shell Martin, b.10-22-1882 blanche, lct d. 7-29-1941
m. Pearl Halliburton (1903 Hunt cty)and Della Luke(1906 okc terr);
4 children(homer lee,)
Source: 1910 OK Garvin Maysville Twp Series: T624 Roll: 1252 page: 154
Source: Karen Hachman family line
possible
11.Fannie, b. 3-1884 Al. d. 11-21-1927
m. S.M. Milam 4-19-1908 Hunt cty, tx
Source:
Cemetary:
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/tx/topic/cemeteries/Etx/Hunt/cemetery/Clinton.htm
My Searches yielded:
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http://searches.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/archives/tx/hunt/newspapers/11-1868.txt
there is a J.D. Webb listed as a voter in hunt county... not sure who he is ...
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Related story:
from my uncle Kenneth Webb, grandson of Ben Webb,
He stated that my gparents, G.E. wife and kids, Kenneth, Gloria, and Norma, grew up next
to "uncle Will"(#6 above)and his wife. At the time, Uncle Will was considerably older
and they had an elder daughter living with them, named Alma. Several doors down the
street lived another uncle-Velvin webb-younger but still an uncle.
*recollections of dau name mixed up as Alma is john's dau and not will's;
unless she came to the city to stay with family(which was done then)
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Online Family Crest Data:
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According to heraldry online research, the origin of the name McCann is Irish
and the Coat of Arms contains Blue with a gold trellis design and a silver stripe
through the middle on which there is a red boar. The Crest is a fish.
The family motto is "Crescit sub pondere virtus"
english translation: Virtue increases under ever oppression.
Virtue thrives under oppression
Spelling variations include: MacCann, MacCanna, MacCan, MacAnn, MacAn, and others.
First found in county Armagh where they had been seated from ancient times.
Some of the first settlers of this name or some of its variants were:
Arthur, Bernard, Charles, Edward, Francis, Henry, Hugh, James, John,
Mary, Michael, Owen, Patrick, Peter, Roger, Thomas and William MacCann
all arrived in Philadelphia between 1840 and 1860;
Barney, Hugh, James, and John MacCanna all arrived
in Philadelphia between 1840 and 1860. and others.
