A daughter of Charles Young Webb, Sr. and his second wife, Margaret Allen. She was their third child and was fifteen months old.
She died of Cholera about two weeks, by wagon train, out of Council Bluffs Iowa, which would put the location into Nebraska Territory, about 170 miles west of the state line between Iowa and Nebraska.
This location is along the Mormon Trail, at an encampment of early LDS Church members traveling to the Salt Lake, Utah Territory with the Warren Foote Company Wagon Train.
A daughter of Charles Young Webb, Sr. and his second wife, Margaret Allen. She was their third child and was fifteen months old.
She died of Cholera about two weeks, by wagon train, out of Council Bluffs Iowa, which would put the location into Nebraska Territory, about 170 miles west of the state line between Iowa and Nebraska.
This location is along the Mormon Trail, at an encampment of early LDS Church members traveling to the Salt Lake, Utah Territory with the Warren Foote Company Wagon Train.
Family Members
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Jannette Martha Webb Merrill
1846–1865
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Lydia Urslin Webb
1847–1847
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Lydia Priscilla Webb
1847–1850
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Charles Young Webb Jr
1851–1939
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James Dickerson Webb
1853–1927
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Joseph Allen Webb
1855–1860
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Willis Webb
1844–1921
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Charles Webb II
1846–1846
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John Freeman Webb
1853–1914
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Nancy Beal Webb Blackburn
1855–1890
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Adaline Webb Richey
1857–1924
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Sarah Ann Smith Bingham
1858–1952
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Abraham Owen Smoot Webb Sr
1859–1920
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Robert Wilson Smith
1861–1873
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Christopher Columbus Webb
1862–1914
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Mary Eliza Smith Stewart
1865–1946
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George Washington Webb
1867–1926
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Melvin Webb
1870–1925
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