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Generation No.18

18.  Pegazina¹⁸ Webb (Samuel¹⁷,John^16,Isaac¹⁵,Giles¹⁴,John¹³,Giles¹²,Richard¹¹,William Micajah¹⁰ ,Alexander Jr.⁹, Alexander⁸, Henry Alexander⁷, John Alexander⁶, John⁵, William⁴, John³, Geofrey², Henry¹).  She married Shadrick Williams in Montgomery County, Georgia.  he was born abt. 1770 in Pitt Co.,North Carolina, and died bet. 1840-1850 in Washington County, GA.

Children of Pegazina Webb and Shadrick Williams are:

19. William¹⁹ Williams

19. Freeman¹⁹ Williams

19. Samuel¹⁹ Williams

19. Peter¹⁹ Williams

19. Caroline¹⁹ Williams

19. Charles Shadrack¹⁹ Williams

18. Rev. John Driver¹⁸ Webb(Samuel¹⁷,John^16,Isaac¹⁵,Giles¹⁴,John¹³,Giles¹²,Richard¹¹,William Micajah¹⁰ ,Alexander Jr.⁹, Alexander⁸, Henry Alexander⁷, John Alexander⁶, John⁵, William⁴, John³, Geofrey², Henry¹), was born 1790 in South Carolina and died February 28, 1852.  He married Charlotte Covington February 3, 1811 in Washington County, Georgia, daughter of John Covington and Sarah Porter.  She was born 1794 in Washington County, GA., and died 1871.

Children of Rev. John Driver Webb and Charlotte Covington are:

19. Crawford¹⁹ Webb, born November 12, 1812; died January 22, 1884, Telfair County; married Martha Miller, December 24, 1834; born February 11, 1811; died August 25, 1885.

19. Mary¹⁹ Webb, born June 14, 1815; married Morris Hamilton, June 2, 1839.

19. Sallie (Sarah)¹⁹ Webb, born November 20, 1817; died February 29, 1888; married William A. Smith, November 27, 1845.

19. Rebecca¹⁹ Webb, born February 25, 1820; died August 4, 1871

19. Nancy¹⁹ Webb, born April 19, 1822; died September 12, 1834

19. John Covington¹⁹ Webb, born September 9, 1824; died 1912, Washington County, GA., married (1) ??? Walters; married (2) Almira Tarbutton, May 2, 1848, Questionable marriage date.

19. Samuel¹⁹ Webb, born March 7, 1827; died April 18, 1830.

19. Elizabeth¹⁹ Webb, born February 27, 1829; died February 20, 1926

19. Martha¹⁹ Webb, born June 12, 1831; died November 3, 1879; married Elisha Walker, 1853; born January 19, 1832; died March 19, 1917.

19. Malinda¹⁹ Webb, born November 27, 1833; died May 21, 1864

19. William Hambleton¹⁹ Webb, born January 6, 1836; died April 27, 1836 or 1837??

19. Joseph Driver¹⁹ Webb, born August 13, 1837, Washington County, GA; died January 19, 1911; Buried at Webb Cemetary off Hwy. 319, Johnson County, Georgia

The Will of Rev. John Driver Webb - Abstract

State of Georgia   w.3 May 1844

(30 Dec. 1852  Washington County   Division of Estate)

Legatees:

Wife: Charlotte, 150 A., 2 slaves, buildings, livestock, produce, household and kitchen furnishings, farming tools, etc., (a long list of all above named) for life.

Sons: Crawford Webb, a slave in addition to what already given him, $75.00; John C.(Covington) Webb, 200 A. S. side of Buckeye Creek, $25.00, 2 slaves, furniture; Joseph Driver Webb home place and land with all buildings after death of Charlotte, 1 slave and $35.00.

Daus: Sarah Webb, 160 A. land on headwaters of Fort Creek, 2 slaves, furniture, side saddle, trunk and Bible; Elizabeth Webb 200 A. land adj. John's, 1 slave, furniture, side saddle, $80.00 and trunk; Martha Webb, 94 A. land adj. Elizabeth's with all the land near the fork, 1 slave and $20.00 to replace bed, saddle and $225.00.

Grandch.: Sarah Jane and Morgann Hambleton, Ch. of Dau. Mary Hambleton, deceased, 250 A. E. side of Ohopee River, 2 slaves, $25.00 furniture, saddle and Bible, if they live to be grown.  Otherwise property reverts to estate to be equally divided among children.

Martha and Malinda were taught to read and write "tolerable well," Joseph Driver Webb(son) to read, write and "cypher" well.  His books were to be equally divided among them.

All property not willed was to be sold.  After money reserved for educating these three children, balance was to be equally divided among his heirs.

If any die without issue, property was to be returned to estate to be equally divided.

Sole Exr. James Wick                           Signed by John Webb

Some facts concerning John Driver Webb:

He was a Methodist minister, he was in Pickens Brigade in the Revolution, he preached at Bethel Church about nine (9) miles NW of Wrightsville, GA., he appears in the List of Captain Edmond Hopson's Company, 1st Class Militia from 13 Reg. Washington County 1814.