Nancy, her husband Lazarus and their eight children, along with Lazarus's brother Eli and family came to Illinois in 1812. They first settled in Saline County, then a short time later, they settled on Webb's Prairie, building the first house on the prairie.
Nancy was the mother of 16 children. One of their children died in infancy, one named John, a preacher, died at the age of 22 years. The 14 remaining lived to be old and raised families. Their names are Charles, Sally, Rebecca, Anna, Peggy, Cynthia, Dicy, Edward, Nancy, Solomon, Franklin, Russell, Milton, and Julia.
Nancy, her husband Lazarus and their eight children, along with Lazarus's brother Eli and family came to Illinois in 1812. They first settled in Saline County, then a short time later, they settled on Webb's Prairie, building the first house on the prairie.
Nancy was the mother of 16 children. One of their children died in infancy, one named John, a preacher, died at the age of 22 years. The 14 remaining lived to be old and raised families. Their names are Charles, Sally, Rebecca, Anna, Peggy, Cynthia, Dicy, Edward, Nancy, Solomon, Franklin, Russell, Milton, and Julia.
Family Members
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Charles Sweet Webb
1798–1872
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Sarah Jane "Sally" Webb Taylor
1801–1875
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John Webb
1802–1824
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Rebecca Webb Allen
1803–1848
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Mary Anna Webb Hill
1805–1827
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Peggy Ann Webb Taylor
1807–1881
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Cynthia M. Webb Taylor
1809–1879
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Dicy Darcus Webb Boyd
1812 – unknown
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Solomon Munson Webb
1816–1876
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Nancy Pernecia Webb Page
1817–1896
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Franklin W. Webb
1819–1891
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Russel Green Webb
1820–1892
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Milton Carpenter Webb
1823–1868
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Juliann Webb Clark
1826–1912
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