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Charles Nathaniel Webb

Birth23 MAR 1851 - Brilliant, Marion Co AL
Death1879 - Scott, Arkansas, United States
MotherMary Ann Sanders
FatherWilliam Anderson Webb

Born in Brilliant, Marion Co AL on 23 MAR 1851 to William Anderson Webb and Mary Ann Sanders. Charles Nathaniel Webb married Narcissa Hutcheson and had 7 children. He passed away on 1879 in Scott, Arkansas, United States.

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William Anderson Webb
1816 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Sanders
1825 - 1908
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Narcissa Hutcheson
1855 - 1917
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Charles E. Webb
1876 - Unknown
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Edwin E. Webb
1879 - 1880
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Robert Webb
1873 - 1875
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Paris Elijah Webb
1889 - 1974
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Dock Travis Webb
1890 - 1966
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Leonard Webb
1886 - 1946
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Nathaniel Webb
1883 - Unknown

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