Daniel Mallard Webb
b. March 6, 1815
d. April 21, 1889
Married Mary Ann Rogers about 1833.
Tax Rolls, Jackson County, Miss., 1835&1836
Daniel Webb; 0 Acres, 1 White Poll, 0 free colored, 0 slaves; Tax = .37
Register of Commissions for Jackson County, MS, page 367,year 1838, shows Daniel Webb constable for District 4.
From the 1870 Jackson County Census
Page no 39} Township 3, South, Range 9 West, Page 452-a, Post Office:
VanCleave, 9th day of July, 1870; by; C. T. Christy
294 Webb Daniel 56 Male , White (Farmer) 100 MS 19
Webb (Rogers), Martha, 50 Female White, MS 16-17.
Webb Lucinda 18, Female White MS 16-17.
Webb John, 16, Male White MS 16-17.
Webb Mahalie, 14, Female White MS 16-17.
Webb Daniel, 9, Male White MS *.
Note! Township 3 South, Range 9 West is situated around the Ramsay
Springs area.
U. S. A. Patented to Daniel M. Webb, 4/26/1880, Southwest ¡L of the
Southwest ¼ of Section 26 - 6 - 8 and the North ¼ of the Northwest ¼ of
Section 35 - 6 - 8, 124 ± acres. ($3)
Obit from the Democrat Star 5/3/1889, @ page 3, Mr. Daniel Webb died on
Fort Bayou on the 21 inst., after three months illness, aged about 80
years. He was one of the early settlers of this county [Fort Bayou /
Vancleave Area]
From the official records of the Confederate States Army, captured and
stored in the Archives of The United States.
Transferred from Co A, March 1st, 1863, Substituted for J. G. Roberts, March 1st 1863.
Steed's Battalion, Mississippi Cavalry operated on the Mississippi coast
Biloxi to Bay St. Louis) until being disbanded in 1863 and reorganized
into Millers regiment Mississippi Calvary and then the 9th regiment
Mississippi Cavalry.
Also served: Company A, 17th Battalion Mississippi
Later became part of Ferguson's Cavalry Brigade.
Believed, to have ended the war at Camp Blakely Alabama.
b. March 6, 1815
d. April 21, 1889
Married Mary Ann Rogers about 1833.
Tax Rolls, Jackson County, Miss., 1835&1836
Daniel Webb; 0 Acres, 1 White Poll, 0 free colored, 0 slaves; Tax = .37
Register of Commissions for Jackson County, MS, page 367,year 1838, shows Daniel Webb constable for District 4.
From the 1870 Jackson County Census
Page no 39} Township 3, South, Range 9 West, Page 452-a, Post Office:
VanCleave, 9th day of July, 1870; by; C. T. Christy
294 Webb Daniel 56 Male , White (Farmer) 100 MS 19
Webb (Rogers), Martha, 50 Female White, MS 16-17.
Webb Lucinda 18, Female White MS 16-17.
Webb John, 16, Male White MS 16-17.
Webb Mahalie, 14, Female White MS 16-17.
Webb Daniel, 9, Male White MS *.
Note! Township 3 South, Range 9 West is situated around the Ramsay
Springs area.
U. S. A. Patented to Daniel M. Webb, 4/26/1880, Southwest ¡L of the
Southwest ¼ of Section 26 - 6 - 8 and the North ¼ of the Northwest ¼ of
Section 35 - 6 - 8, 124 ± acres. ($3)
Obit from the Democrat Star 5/3/1889, @ page 3, Mr. Daniel Webb died on
Fort Bayou on the 21 inst., after three months illness, aged about 80
years. He was one of the early settlers of this county [Fort Bayou /
Vancleave Area]
From the official records of the Confederate States Army, captured and
stored in the Archives of The United States.
Transferred from Co A, March 1st, 1863, Substituted for J. G. Roberts, March 1st 1863.
Steed's Battalion, Mississippi Cavalry operated on the Mississippi coast
Biloxi to Bay St. Louis) until being disbanded in 1863 and reorganized
into Millers regiment Mississippi Calvary and then the 9th regiment
Mississippi Cavalry.
Also served: Company A, 17th Battalion Mississippi
Later became part of Ferguson's Cavalry Brigade.
Believed, to have ended the war at Camp Blakely Alabama.
Daniel Mallard Webb
b. March 6, 1815
d. April 21, 1889
Married Mary Ann Rogers about 1833.
Tax Rolls, Jackson County, Miss., 1835&1836
Daniel Webb; 0 Acres, 1 White Poll, 0 free colored, 0 slaves; Tax = .37
Register of Commissions for Jackson County, MS, page 367,year 1838, shows Daniel Webb constable for District 4.
From the 1870 Jackson County Census
Page no 39} Township 3, South, Range 9 West, Page 452-a, Post Office:
VanCleave, 9th day of July, 1870; by; C. T. Christy
294 Webb Daniel 56 Male , White (Farmer) 100 MS 19
Webb (Rogers), Martha, 50 Female White, MS 16-17.
Webb Lucinda 18, Female White MS 16-17.
Webb John, 16, Male White MS 16-17.
Webb Mahalie, 14, Female White MS 16-17.
Webb Daniel, 9, Male White MS *.
Note! Township 3 South, Range 9 West is situated around the Ramsay
Springs area.
U. S. A. Patented to Daniel M. Webb, 4/26/1880, Southwest ¡L of the
Southwest ¼ of Section 26 - 6 - 8 and the North ¼ of the Northwest ¼ of
Section 35 - 6 - 8, 124 ± acres. ($3)
Obit from the Democrat Star 5/3/1889, @ page 3, Mr. Daniel Webb died on
Fort Bayou on the 21 inst., after three months illness, aged about 80
years. He was one of the early settlers of this county [Fort Bayou /
Vancleave Area]
From the official records of the Confederate States Army, captured and
stored in the Archives of The United States.
Transferred from Co A, March 1st, 1863, Substituted for J. G. Roberts, March 1st 1863.
Steed's Battalion, Mississippi Cavalry operated on the Mississippi coast
Biloxi to Bay St. Louis) until being disbanded in 1863 and reorganized
into Millers regiment Mississippi Calvary and then the 9th regiment
Mississippi Cavalry.
Also served: Company A, 17th Battalion Mississippi
Later became part of Ferguson's Cavalry Brigade.
Believed, to have ended the war at Camp Blakely Alabama.
b. March 6, 1815
d. April 21, 1889
Married Mary Ann Rogers about 1833.
Tax Rolls, Jackson County, Miss., 1835&1836
Daniel Webb; 0 Acres, 1 White Poll, 0 free colored, 0 slaves; Tax = .37
Register of Commissions for Jackson County, MS, page 367,year 1838, shows Daniel Webb constable for District 4.
From the 1870 Jackson County Census
Page no 39} Township 3, South, Range 9 West, Page 452-a, Post Office:
VanCleave, 9th day of July, 1870; by; C. T. Christy
294 Webb Daniel 56 Male , White (Farmer) 100 MS 19
Webb (Rogers), Martha, 50 Female White, MS 16-17.
Webb Lucinda 18, Female White MS 16-17.
Webb John, 16, Male White MS 16-17.
Webb Mahalie, 14, Female White MS 16-17.
Webb Daniel, 9, Male White MS *.
Note! Township 3 South, Range 9 West is situated around the Ramsay
Springs area.
U. S. A. Patented to Daniel M. Webb, 4/26/1880, Southwest ¡L of the
Southwest ¼ of Section 26 - 6 - 8 and the North ¼ of the Northwest ¼ of
Section 35 - 6 - 8, 124 ± acres. ($3)
Obit from the Democrat Star 5/3/1889, @ page 3, Mr. Daniel Webb died on
Fort Bayou on the 21 inst., after three months illness, aged about 80
years. He was one of the early settlers of this county [Fort Bayou /
Vancleave Area]
From the official records of the Confederate States Army, captured and
stored in the Archives of The United States.
Transferred from Co A, March 1st, 1863, Substituted for J. G. Roberts, March 1st 1863.
Steed's Battalion, Mississippi Cavalry operated on the Mississippi coast
Biloxi to Bay St. Louis) until being disbanded in 1863 and reorganized
into Millers regiment Mississippi Calvary and then the 9th regiment
Mississippi Cavalry.
Also served: Company A, 17th Battalion Mississippi
Later became part of Ferguson's Cavalry Brigade.
Believed, to have ended the war at Camp Blakely Alabama.
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