Bill’s Family - Person Sheet
Bill’s Family - Person Sheet
NameWilliam Webber III 
99, 6G Uncle, W160, 3610, M
99, 6G Uncle, W160, 3610, MBirth1735, New Kent or King William Co, Virginia Colony
Deathabt 29 Aug 1794, Goochland Co, Virginia Colony Age: 59
FlagsLived in US
FatherPhilip Webber , Sr. , 2368, M (1691-1761)
MotherAnnis Pasley , 2276, F (1691-)
Misc. Notes
Goochland County, Virginia Deeds: 5-525
9 Jan. 1748 - Philip Webber of St. James parish, Goodchland County, planter, to William Webber of the same place - for the natural love & affection which he
beareth for his son the said William Webber, land where Phili[ now lives on south side of Tuckahoe Creek - only 200 acres of it bought of Graves Land the said Philip purchased from Booth Napper, also 4 negroes. Witnessed: Benjamin Bowles Webber, Philip Webber, Jr.
Goochland County, Virginia Deeds, 10-163 - 31 Aug. 1771 - William webber and wife Anna of St. James Northam Parish, Goochland County, to Frances Wilkins of Henrico for 245 pounds and 2 shillings, 260 acres on Tuckahoe Creek. Witnessed: Wm. Miller, Philip Webber, Wm. Miller, Jr.
From the Lunenburg County, Virginia Deed Book 6, 1760-1761 (abstracted by June Banks Evans): 477-478: 7 Sep. 1761 - William Webber of Goochland County to Joseph Smith of Lunenburg Co., 80 pounds, 225 acres; Lunenburg Co., both sides of Dry Creek adjacent Nicholas Christopher NE. Witnessed: Lydal Bacon, Jacobus Christopher. Signed: Will. Webber.
Will of William Webber, (Goochland County, Virginia 29 Aug. 1784) (the will of William Webber who married Ann Winn, 1764): Douglas Register: "To my five sons, namely, Philip Webber, Wm. Webber, Charles Webber, Archer Webber, John Webber, and Benjamin Webber. My Daughter Keturah, my daughter Susannah Winn Folkes, my daughter Mary Johnson"
William Webber will, deed book #16, page 311 is dated August 29, 1794, recorded 20 Oct. 1794, gives land in Kentucky to 5 sons, Philip, William, Charles, Archer, John and Benjamin, also listed daughters Susanne Winn Folkes and Polly Johnson. (Source Bobbie Jackson, Houston, Texas.)
9 Jan. 1748 - Philip Webber of St. James parish, Goodchland County, planter, to William Webber of the same place - for the natural love & affection which he
beareth for his son the said William Webber, land where Phili[ now lives on south side of Tuckahoe Creek - only 200 acres of it bought of Graves Land the said Philip purchased from Booth Napper, also 4 negroes. Witnessed: Benjamin Bowles Webber, Philip Webber, Jr.
Goochland County, Virginia Deeds, 10-163 - 31 Aug. 1771 - William webber and wife Anna of St. James Northam Parish, Goochland County, to Frances Wilkins of Henrico for 245 pounds and 2 shillings, 260 acres on Tuckahoe Creek. Witnessed: Wm. Miller, Philip Webber, Wm. Miller, Jr.
From the Lunenburg County, Virginia Deed Book 6, 1760-1761 (abstracted by June Banks Evans): 477-478: 7 Sep. 1761 - William Webber of Goochland County to Joseph Smith of Lunenburg Co., 80 pounds, 225 acres; Lunenburg Co., both sides of Dry Creek adjacent Nicholas Christopher NE. Witnessed: Lydal Bacon, Jacobus Christopher. Signed: Will. Webber.
Will of William Webber, (Goochland County, Virginia 29 Aug. 1784) (the will of William Webber who married Ann Winn, 1764): Douglas Register: "To my five sons, namely, Philip Webber, Wm. Webber, Charles Webber, Archer Webber, John Webber, and Benjamin Webber. My Daughter Keturah, my daughter Susannah Winn Folkes, my daughter Mary Johnson"
William Webber will, deed book #16, page 311 is dated August 29, 1794, recorded 20 Oct. 1794, gives land in Kentucky to 5 sons, Philip, William, Charles, Archer, John and Benjamin, also listed daughters Susanne Winn Folkes and Polly Johnson. (Source Bobbie Jackson, Houston, Texas.)