Edward Webb (80%)
Parents
Richard Webb (40%)
Edward Webb (b 1669 St Gerrans?)
John Webb (b 1693 St Gerrans)
EdwardWebb (b 1695 St Gerrans)
Steven Webb (b 1698 St Gerrans)
Mary Webb (b 1702
St Gerrans, m Robert Rowter
1724 St Gerrans)
Rebecca
Rowter (b 1743 St Gerrans, m John
Greet 1769 Saint Just In Roseland)
Honour Greet (b 1775 Saint Just In
Roseland, m James Bath 1799
Mylor Cornwall)
Marina Bath (b 1804
Mylor Cornwall, m Colon Tippett 1836
Madron Cornwall, d 1887)
William
Henry Tippet (b 1843 St Columb, m Eliza
Julian 1865 Cornwall, d 1927 Brunswick Vic)
Annie Tippett (b 1879
Fraddon, St Enoder Cornwall, m Herbert Oscar Smalley 1908
North Fitzroy, d 1955 Kew Vic)
Richd Webb (b 1704 St
Gerrans)
Nicolas Webb (b 1707 St Gerrans)
Rebekah Webb (b 1708 St Gerrans)
Thomas Webb (b 1712 St Gerrans)
St Gerran's OPC Bill O'Reilly has a superb website with databases,
photos and more.
Research Notes
The research from the OPC site that led to
this page is on Mary Webb's page
St Gerrans OPC has a baptism 13 Jun 1669, father Richard ,
whch looks pretty right (he would marry at 23)
Other children for Richard
Richard 04-Mar 1665
Constance 2 Oct 1664
Elisabeth 28 Apr 1672
Disconcerting - there are two children five months apart, ie there
are two Richards? Anyway put the name Richard down as a 40% chance
There is a Richard Webb marrying Margary Jenkinge in 1635, and a
widower marriying Margaret Harris in 1684
LDS and FHO don't add to this picture
Email in from John Wood adds to this early picture
Looking at
your website I have found Richard Webb who married Margery
Jenkinge on 10-2-1635. I believe Richards father to be
Reginald (Renold,Regnald)Webb(e) Born about 1560 died
about 1620. He was married to Thamaryn Braddon on
27-4-1585 (poss. mother of richard) he remarried to Allis
Hill. ...... I particularly wish to find info. on
Richards brother Edward Webb (Born 1-9-1609 died 1667
married to Amy Sandy) as this is a direct ancestor of
mine.
From the Bones in the Belfry point of view,
we are reasonably confident of Edward (b 1669) and clearly
guessing with his father. But we are doing wekk considering it is
nearly 400 years ago.
Acknowledgement
Thanks to St Gerran's OPC Bill O'Reilly where
all this good stuff came from
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