Rebecca Webber was the daughter of John and Ruth Webber and the consort of Moses Steele, Married October 30, 1827, Campbell County VA. Aged 23. Stone broken, information from Miss Lorene Bond. Moses and Rachel had five known children: Infant, William Alexander, Mary Elizabeth, Sarah Ruth and Rachel Ann.
She was the daughter of John and Ruth Weber. She married Moses Steele in 1827. They had at least the following children: Sarah Ruth, William Alexander, Mary Elizabeth, Rachel Ann Rucker. She is listed in this book as Rachel Weber (1806-1839).
A picture one of her samplers and some history can be found in the book "Williamson County: More Than a Good Place to Live" by Rick Warwick.
Taken from the book Historic Williamson County Old Homes and Sites by Virginia Bowman submitted by LindaMooreMora
From this book states there were 5 children 2 lived to be adults. One died in infancy Sarah Ruth and son William Alexander died as a child while riding on a wagon.
She was the daughter of John and Ruth Weber. She married Moses Steele in 1827. They had at least the following children: Sarah Ruth, William Alexander, Mary Elizabeth, Rachel Ann Rucker. She is listed in this book as Rachel Weber (1806-1839).
A picture one of her samplers and some history can be found in the book "Williamson County: More Than a Good Place to Live" by Rick Warwick.
Taken from the book Historic Williamson County Old Homes and Sites by Virginia Bowman submitted by LindaMooreMora
From this book states there were 5 children 2 lived to be adults. One died in infancy Sarah Ruth and son William Alexander died as a child while riding on a wagon.
Rebecca Webber was the daughter of John and Ruth Webber and the consort of Moses Steele, Married October 30, 1827, Campbell County VA. Aged 23. Stone broken, information from Miss Lorene Bond. Moses and Rachel had five known children: Infant, William Alexander, Mary Elizabeth, Sarah Ruth and Rachel Ann.
She was the daughter of John and Ruth Weber. She married Moses Steele in 1827. They had at least the following children: Sarah Ruth, William Alexander, Mary Elizabeth, Rachel Ann Rucker. She is listed in this book as Rachel Weber (1806-1839).
A picture one of her samplers and some history can be found in the book "Williamson County: More Than a Good Place to Live" by Rick Warwick.
Taken from the book Historic Williamson County Old Homes and Sites by Virginia Bowman submitted by LindaMooreMora
From this book states there were 5 children 2 lived to be adults. One died in infancy Sarah Ruth and son William Alexander died as a child while riding on a wagon.
She was the daughter of John and Ruth Weber. She married Moses Steele in 1827. They had at least the following children: Sarah Ruth, William Alexander, Mary Elizabeth, Rachel Ann Rucker. She is listed in this book as Rachel Weber (1806-1839).
A picture one of her samplers and some history can be found in the book "Williamson County: More Than a Good Place to Live" by Rick Warwick.
Taken from the book Historic Williamson County Old Homes and Sites by Virginia Bowman submitted by LindaMooreMora
From this book states there were 5 children 2 lived to be adults. One died in infancy Sarah Ruth and son William Alexander died as a child while riding on a wagon.
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