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John Webb

BirthAbt. 1632 - Eckington Worcestershire England
Death12 Apr 1685 - Eckington, Worcestershire, England
MotherWilliam Turner
FatherRichard Webb

Born in Eckington Worcestershire England on Abt. 1632 to Richard Webb and William Turner. John Webb married Sarah Webb and had 10 children. He passed away on 12 Apr 1685 in Eckington, Worcestershire, England.

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Parents
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Richard Webb
1580 - 1676
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William Turner
1604 - 1640
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Webb
1635 - 1688
Children Show all
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Joseph Webb
1664 - 1729
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John Webb
1657 - 1699
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Benjamin Webb
1660 - 1661
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Richard James Webb Ii (Arr 1700 Philadelphia)
1656 - 1719
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Mary Webb
1659 - 1749
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Daniel Webb
1676 - 1727
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Sarah Webb
1666 - Unknown
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Micah Webb
1665 - Unknown
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James Webb
1670 - Unknown
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Rachel Webb
1673 - Unknown

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