John Stokes WEBB

                   NEED TO CHECK AND SEE WHEN SHE WAS SEALED TO HER PARENTS.
DO NOT HAVE DATE.  HER PARENTS WERE SEALED IN E.HOUSE IN 1861.
I WOULD SUPPOSE THAT SHE AND HER TWO BROTHERS WERE SEALED TO THEIR PARENTS
AT THAT TIME BUT NEED TO CHECK.  ALL OTHER CHILDREN WERE BORN IN COV. TO
JOHN STOKES WEBB AND HANNAH GRACE.

Research by Eleanor L. Johnson  31 Dec 2002  
Ordinance Data  familysearch.org
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Sarah Emma Webb  
    Female   Family  
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Event(s): 
   Birth:  23 FEB 1856   Lehi, Utah, Utah  
   Christening:  
   Death:  08 OCT 1899     
   Burial:     
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LDS Ordinances: 
     Baptism:  25 JUN 1865     
     Endowment:  11 SEP 1879     
     Sealing to Parents:  18 MAR 1966   SLAKE 
   
   John Stokes Webb / Hannah Grace      
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Parents: 
    Father:  John Stokes Webb  Family 
    Mother:  Hannah Grace
                  

                   Database: Daughters of Utah Pioneers Obituary Scrapbook
May 25, 2004
   
Obituary Scrapbook
John William Webb
   
Mr. Webb was born here February 2, 1858, a son of John S. and Hannah Grace Webb, and made his home here all his life. He married Sarah Ann Gurney on May 31, 1899, in Salt Lake.  
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                      Database: Utah Since Statehood, Volumes 1-4

In Salt Lake Temple, on the 24th of March, 1897, Mr. Southwick was married to Miss Rachel Ann Webb, a daughter of John Stokes and Hannah (Grace) Webb. Her parents were married in England a short time before sailing on the ship Mansfield for America. The vessel weighed anchor on the 8th of April, 1854. At Salt Lake her father worked for Brigham Young for a year and in the fall of 1855 arrived in Lehi, where he became a successful farmer. He was also active as a Sunday school worker and was a member of the Sixty-eighth Quorum of Seventy at the time of his death, which occurred January 27, 1899. The mother of Mrs. Southwick had in her girlhood learned the art of braiding and followed that occupation to the time of her marriage, selling the braid to the great straw hat factories at Luton, England. To Mr. and Mrs. Southwick have been born eight children: Ethel, Edward W., Hannah P., John W., Owen W., Glen W., Emma Ann, and Leda, deceased.  
Utah Since State: Historical and Biographical. Volume II.
   

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Source Information:
Ancestry.com, comp. Utah Since Statehood, Volumes 1-4. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000. Original data: Noble Warrum, ed. Utah Since Statehood, 4 volumes. Chicago, IL; Salt Lake City, UT: S.J. Clarke Publishing Co., 1919. 
   

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