Served in the 3rd Mississippi Infantry, CSA, CoA. Enlisted in 1862. From Howard Webb:
Born 12/11/1834 in Vancleave, MS. Post office listed as Latimer. First enlisted in CSA August 17, 1861. His commander was Col. J. B. Deason and James MacRae/McRay was his captain. He served 12 months being discharged due to health. He reenlisted the second time in Co A Steeds Battalion. His Company surrendered in Savannah, Ga. He was absent from service for three months due to typhoid fever. He had one eye shot out while in battle. He was a farmer and died in his sleep 12/29/1912. His tombstone reads Henry Webb, Co A CSA 3MsInf. CSA.
History of Company "A" Live Oak Rifle's formed on the Ramsay Place. Mustered into state service at Ocean Springs, September 18th, 1861. Mustered into Confederate service at Shields-Borough (near what is now Pas Christian or Bay St. Louis) on October 5, 1861. Also served in and around Vicksburg.
From the Works Projects Info Circa 1930: Historic Trees-
On Highway 57, three miles south of Vancleave, at Mrs. Sardin Ramsey's home(Now Curtis Bright's place) stands a Live Oak under which in September, 1861 the "Live Oak Rifles" of Ocean Springs were organized as one of the units that fought in the war between the states.
Henry Webb, Application for Pension
74 years old, Vancleave, unmarried, enlisted August 17, 1861, MS Co. A,
CSA, 3rd Ms under Captain James McRae/McRay. (Live Oak Rifles,3rd Regiment, MS Volunteers). served about 1 year, disability discharge. enlisted 2nd time Company A Steeds Battalion. Surrendered at Savanna Ga. in 1865. No
property, lives with Thomas Ramsay.
Henry Webb, 2nd Application for Pension
77 years old, Latimer, unmarried, enlisted August 17, 1861, MS Co. A,
CSA, 3rd Ms under Captain James McRay/MacRae. (Live Oak Rifles,3rd Regiment, MS volunteers). served about 1 year, was discharged at the end of 12 months for ill health, do not remember the exact date. Was in Active service at surrender in 1865 at Savanna G. Question; Were you absent from it when it surrendered? Answer; NO! Question; Why were you absent? Answer; Was sick with Typhoid fever 3 months. Present Occupation; Farming, when able. Live with
brother, William Webb.
Deed Book 36, Pages 368 -369, Daniel M. Webb and Wife to Henry Webb,
1/11/1889 and recorded 2/9/1911.
Know all men, by these presents, that I Daniel M. Webb and wife Mary Webb to Henry Webb land situated in Section 26 and 35, Township 6 South, Range 8
West, in Jackson County, State of Mississippi, and more in particular
described as follows;
Southwest ¼ of the Southwest ¼ of Section 26 - 6 - 8 and the North ¼ of
the Northwest ¼ of Section 35 - 6 - 8, containing 120 acres more or less.
Henry married the widow of Thomas Lattimore Fletcher (of VC), she was called by several names Elinor/Ellen/Nellie Mixon.
They lived in Mobile Co AL Whistler Precinct in 1880;
Henry Webb 43 ms gardner
Ellen Webb, 57 ms.
she died over there and he moved back home to Vancleave.
Elinor/Ellen Mixon b.1823-1885 Mobile, daughter of Abraam
Mixon, 1st marriage Thomas Lattimore Fletcher 1815-1862, 2nd marriage to Henry.
Brother; Alfred Joseph
Brother; William Simmons
Brother; Fredrick
Brother; John Griffin 1854 Burial, Unknown
?; Webb, Unknown Child about 1833 Burial Unknown
Sister;" Martha Danley
Sister;" Mary Lucinda King "Cindy"
Sister;" Sarah Mary Ann; B;1851; Burial unknown
Sister;" Syrena Devereaux
Sister;" Mahala Elizabeth Willis
Born 12/11/1834 in Vancleave, MS. Post office listed as Latimer. First enlisted in CSA August 17, 1861. His commander was Col. J. B. Deason and James MacRae/McRay was his captain. He served 12 months being discharged due to health. He reenlisted the second time in Co A Steeds Battalion. His Company surrendered in Savannah, Ga. He was absent from service for three months due to typhoid fever. He had one eye shot out while in battle. He was a farmer and died in his sleep 12/29/1912. His tombstone reads Henry Webb, Co A CSA 3MsInf. CSA.
History of Company "A" Live Oak Rifle's formed on the Ramsay Place. Mustered into state service at Ocean Springs, September 18th, 1861. Mustered into Confederate service at Shields-Borough (near what is now Pas Christian or Bay St. Louis) on October 5, 1861. Also served in and around Vicksburg.
From the Works Projects Info Circa 1930: Historic Trees-
On Highway 57, three miles south of Vancleave, at Mrs. Sardin Ramsey's home(Now Curtis Bright's place) stands a Live Oak under which in September, 1861 the "Live Oak Rifles" of Ocean Springs were organized as one of the units that fought in the war between the states.
Henry Webb, Application for Pension
74 years old, Vancleave, unmarried, enlisted August 17, 1861, MS Co. A,
CSA, 3rd Ms under Captain James McRae/McRay. (Live Oak Rifles,3rd Regiment, MS Volunteers). served about 1 year, disability discharge. enlisted 2nd time Company A Steeds Battalion. Surrendered at Savanna Ga. in 1865. No
property, lives with Thomas Ramsay.
Henry Webb, 2nd Application for Pension
77 years old, Latimer, unmarried, enlisted August 17, 1861, MS Co. A,
CSA, 3rd Ms under Captain James McRay/MacRae. (Live Oak Rifles,3rd Regiment, MS volunteers). served about 1 year, was discharged at the end of 12 months for ill health, do not remember the exact date. Was in Active service at surrender in 1865 at Savanna G. Question; Were you absent from it when it surrendered? Answer; NO! Question; Why were you absent? Answer; Was sick with Typhoid fever 3 months. Present Occupation; Farming, when able. Live with
brother, William Webb.
Deed Book 36, Pages 368 -369, Daniel M. Webb and Wife to Henry Webb,
1/11/1889 and recorded 2/9/1911.
Know all men, by these presents, that I Daniel M. Webb and wife Mary Webb to Henry Webb land situated in Section 26 and 35, Township 6 South, Range 8
West, in Jackson County, State of Mississippi, and more in particular
described as follows;
Southwest ¼ of the Southwest ¼ of Section 26 - 6 - 8 and the North ¼ of
the Northwest ¼ of Section 35 - 6 - 8, containing 120 acres more or less.
Henry married the widow of Thomas Lattimore Fletcher (of VC), she was called by several names Elinor/Ellen/Nellie Mixon.
They lived in Mobile Co AL Whistler Precinct in 1880;
Henry Webb 43 ms gardner
Ellen Webb, 57 ms.
she died over there and he moved back home to Vancleave.
Elinor/Ellen Mixon b.1823-1885 Mobile, daughter of Abraam
Mixon, 1st marriage Thomas Lattimore Fletcher 1815-1862, 2nd marriage to Henry.
Brother; Alfred Joseph
Brother; William Simmons
Brother; Fredrick
Brother; John Griffin 1854 Burial, Unknown
?; Webb, Unknown Child about 1833 Burial Unknown
Sister;" Martha Danley
Sister;" Mary Lucinda King "Cindy"
Sister;" Sarah Mary Ann; B;1851; Burial unknown
Sister;" Syrena Devereaux
Sister;" Mahala Elizabeth Willis
Served in the 3rd Mississippi Infantry, CSA, CoA. Enlisted in 1862. From Howard Webb:
Born 12/11/1834 in Vancleave, MS. Post office listed as Latimer. First enlisted in CSA August 17, 1861. His commander was Col. J. B. Deason and James MacRae/McRay was his captain. He served 12 months being discharged due to health. He reenlisted the second time in Co A Steeds Battalion. His Company surrendered in Savannah, Ga. He was absent from service for three months due to typhoid fever. He had one eye shot out while in battle. He was a farmer and died in his sleep 12/29/1912. His tombstone reads Henry Webb, Co A CSA 3MsInf. CSA.
History of Company "A" Live Oak Rifle's formed on the Ramsay Place. Mustered into state service at Ocean Springs, September 18th, 1861. Mustered into Confederate service at Shields-Borough (near what is now Pas Christian or Bay St. Louis) on October 5, 1861. Also served in and around Vicksburg.
From the Works Projects Info Circa 1930: Historic Trees-
On Highway 57, three miles south of Vancleave, at Mrs. Sardin Ramsey's home(Now Curtis Bright's place) stands a Live Oak under which in September, 1861 the "Live Oak Rifles" of Ocean Springs were organized as one of the units that fought in the war between the states.
Henry Webb, Application for Pension
74 years old, Vancleave, unmarried, enlisted August 17, 1861, MS Co. A,
CSA, 3rd Ms under Captain James McRae/McRay. (Live Oak Rifles,3rd Regiment, MS Volunteers). served about 1 year, disability discharge. enlisted 2nd time Company A Steeds Battalion. Surrendered at Savanna Ga. in 1865. No
property, lives with Thomas Ramsay.
Henry Webb, 2nd Application for Pension
77 years old, Latimer, unmarried, enlisted August 17, 1861, MS Co. A,
CSA, 3rd Ms under Captain James McRay/MacRae. (Live Oak Rifles,3rd Regiment, MS volunteers). served about 1 year, was discharged at the end of 12 months for ill health, do not remember the exact date. Was in Active service at surrender in 1865 at Savanna G. Question; Were you absent from it when it surrendered? Answer; NO! Question; Why were you absent? Answer; Was sick with Typhoid fever 3 months. Present Occupation; Farming, when able. Live with
brother, William Webb.
Deed Book 36, Pages 368 -369, Daniel M. Webb and Wife to Henry Webb,
1/11/1889 and recorded 2/9/1911.
Know all men, by these presents, that I Daniel M. Webb and wife Mary Webb to Henry Webb land situated in Section 26 and 35, Township 6 South, Range 8
West, in Jackson County, State of Mississippi, and more in particular
described as follows;
Southwest ¼ of the Southwest ¼ of Section 26 - 6 - 8 and the North ¼ of
the Northwest ¼ of Section 35 - 6 - 8, containing 120 acres more or less.
Henry married the widow of Thomas Lattimore Fletcher (of VC), she was called by several names Elinor/Ellen/Nellie Mixon.
They lived in Mobile Co AL Whistler Precinct in 1880;
Henry Webb 43 ms gardner
Ellen Webb, 57 ms.
she died over there and he moved back home to Vancleave.
Elinor/Ellen Mixon b.1823-1885 Mobile, daughter of Abraam
Mixon, 1st marriage Thomas Lattimore Fletcher 1815-1862, 2nd marriage to Henry.
Brother; Alfred Joseph
Brother; William Simmons
Brother; Fredrick
Brother; John Griffin 1854 Burial, Unknown
?; Webb, Unknown Child about 1833 Burial Unknown
Sister;" Martha Danley
Sister;" Mary Lucinda King "Cindy"
Sister;" Sarah Mary Ann; B;1851; Burial unknown
Sister;" Syrena Devereaux
Sister;" Mahala Elizabeth Willis
Born 12/11/1834 in Vancleave, MS. Post office listed as Latimer. First enlisted in CSA August 17, 1861. His commander was Col. J. B. Deason and James MacRae/McRay was his captain. He served 12 months being discharged due to health. He reenlisted the second time in Co A Steeds Battalion. His Company surrendered in Savannah, Ga. He was absent from service for three months due to typhoid fever. He had one eye shot out while in battle. He was a farmer and died in his sleep 12/29/1912. His tombstone reads Henry Webb, Co A CSA 3MsInf. CSA.
History of Company "A" Live Oak Rifle's formed on the Ramsay Place. Mustered into state service at Ocean Springs, September 18th, 1861. Mustered into Confederate service at Shields-Borough (near what is now Pas Christian or Bay St. Louis) on October 5, 1861. Also served in and around Vicksburg.
From the Works Projects Info Circa 1930: Historic Trees-
On Highway 57, three miles south of Vancleave, at Mrs. Sardin Ramsey's home(Now Curtis Bright's place) stands a Live Oak under which in September, 1861 the "Live Oak Rifles" of Ocean Springs were organized as one of the units that fought in the war between the states.
Henry Webb, Application for Pension
74 years old, Vancleave, unmarried, enlisted August 17, 1861, MS Co. A,
CSA, 3rd Ms under Captain James McRae/McRay. (Live Oak Rifles,3rd Regiment, MS Volunteers). served about 1 year, disability discharge. enlisted 2nd time Company A Steeds Battalion. Surrendered at Savanna Ga. in 1865. No
property, lives with Thomas Ramsay.
Henry Webb, 2nd Application for Pension
77 years old, Latimer, unmarried, enlisted August 17, 1861, MS Co. A,
CSA, 3rd Ms under Captain James McRay/MacRae. (Live Oak Rifles,3rd Regiment, MS volunteers). served about 1 year, was discharged at the end of 12 months for ill health, do not remember the exact date. Was in Active service at surrender in 1865 at Savanna G. Question; Were you absent from it when it surrendered? Answer; NO! Question; Why were you absent? Answer; Was sick with Typhoid fever 3 months. Present Occupation; Farming, when able. Live with
brother, William Webb.
Deed Book 36, Pages 368 -369, Daniel M. Webb and Wife to Henry Webb,
1/11/1889 and recorded 2/9/1911.
Know all men, by these presents, that I Daniel M. Webb and wife Mary Webb to Henry Webb land situated in Section 26 and 35, Township 6 South, Range 8
West, in Jackson County, State of Mississippi, and more in particular
described as follows;
Southwest ¼ of the Southwest ¼ of Section 26 - 6 - 8 and the North ¼ of
the Northwest ¼ of Section 35 - 6 - 8, containing 120 acres more or less.
Henry married the widow of Thomas Lattimore Fletcher (of VC), she was called by several names Elinor/Ellen/Nellie Mixon.
They lived in Mobile Co AL Whistler Precinct in 1880;
Henry Webb 43 ms gardner
Ellen Webb, 57 ms.
she died over there and he moved back home to Vancleave.
Elinor/Ellen Mixon b.1823-1885 Mobile, daughter of Abraam
Mixon, 1st marriage Thomas Lattimore Fletcher 1815-1862, 2nd marriage to Henry.
Brother; Alfred Joseph
Brother; William Simmons
Brother; Fredrick
Brother; John Griffin 1854 Burial, Unknown
?; Webb, Unknown Child about 1833 Burial Unknown
Sister;" Martha Danley
Sister;" Mary Lucinda King "Cindy"
Sister;" Sarah Mary Ann; B;1851; Burial unknown
Sister;" Syrena Devereaux
Sister;" Mahala Elizabeth Willis
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