Person:Alfred Webber (1)

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Alfred Anderson Webber
b.12 Jun 1830 Monson, Hampden, Massachusetts
d.23 Apr 1900 Medina, Medina, Ohio
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m. 27 Mar 1821
  1. Lucy Lovina Webber1822 - 1914
  2. George Enoch Webber1824 - 1900
  3. Richard Merrill Webber1826 - 1886
  4. Mary Almira Webber1828 - 1910
  5. Alfred Anderson Webber1830 - 1900
  6. Sarah Almina Webber1832 - 1901
  7. Joseph Harrison Webber1834 - 1854
  8. _____ Webber1837 - 1837
  9. John Barton Webber1838 - 1864
  10. Caroline Jane Webber1843 - 1928
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m. 6 Sep 1853
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m. 3 Mar 1864
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Facts and Events
Name Alfred Anderson Webber
Gender Male
Birth[1][2] 12 Jun 1830 Monson, Hampden, Massachusetts
Marriage to Martha A Richardson
Marriage 6 Sep 1853 Medina, Medina, Ohioto Mary E Langfellow
Marriage 3 Mar 1864 Allen County, Indianato Nancy Jane Buchkmaster
Alt Marriage 9 May 1872 Brecksville, Cuyahoga, Ohioto Mary E Langfellow
Death[2] 23 Apr 1900 Medina, Medina, Ohio
Burial? Spring Grove Cemetery, Medina, Medina, Ohio

Alfred Anderson Webber was born on 12 June 1830 in Monson, Hampden, Massachusetts. He was eight years old when his family settled in Ohio. Washburn states that he “suffered a light stroke of paralysis when a young man, from which he never fully recovered.” He married Mary E. Longfellow on 6 September 1853, in Hinckley, Medina, Ohio. They moved to Wisconsin, then to Sand Prairie, Tazewell, Illinois, where Mary died on 26 August 1860 at the age of 30. Alfred then apparently relocated to Allen County, Indiana, where he married Nancy Jane Buckmaster on 3 March 1864. She died on 6 March 1870 at the age of 36 in Allen County. Alfred and his children came back to Hinckley, Medina, Ohio, where he married Martha A. Richardson, of Brecksville, Cuyahoga, Ohio, on 3 March 1864. She died on 9 December 1886 at the age of 52. Alfred spent the rest of his life in Medina County, Ohio, where “He was well known as ‘Uncle Alf,’ for he was amiable and lovable; was a carpenter, a farmer, and a bee-keeper.” Like his brother George, he was a member of the Church of Christ, and he was also a Sunday school teacher in Hinckley. He died on 23 April 1900 at the age of 69 and was buried in Spring Grove Cemetery, Medina, Medina, Ohio.

References
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    Lucy Adelia Washburn, The Richard Webber Family: a genealogy from the first settlement in America (Medina, Ohio: The A. I. Root Co., 1909), 11; pdf, The Internet Archive (http://www.archive.org/details/richardwebberfam00wash : accessed 4 February 2011.

  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Find A Grave.

    http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=webber&GSfn=alfred&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSob=n&GRid=37749245&df=all& accessed 9 April 2011

  3.   1840 U S Census.

    1840 U S Census, Medina County, Ohio, population schedule, Hinckley, p. 207, , Richard Webber.

  4.   1850 U S Census.

    1850 U S Census, Medina County, Ohio, population schedule, Hinckley, p. 347A, dwelling 506, Alfred A Webber.

  5.   1870 U S Census.

    1870 U S Census, Tazewell County, Illinois, population schedule, Malone, p. 268, dwelling 1907, Alfred Webber.

  6.   1880 U S Census.

    1880 U S Census, Medina County, Ohio, population schedule, Hinckley, ED 189, p. 6B, dwelling 74, Alfred A Webber.

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