Webb, George

1828 - 1906  (78 years)

• Name	Webb, George
  Born	06 Apr 1828	Warden, Bedfordshire, England
  Christened	01 Jan 1829	Old Warden, Bedford, England
  Gender	Male
  Cause of Death	General debility due to age
  Buried	Aug 1906	Paradise Cemetery, Paradise, Cache, Utah, U.S.A   [1]
  Died	14 Aug 1906	Paradise, Cache, Utah, U.S.A.   [2]
  Person ID	I3741	Taylor
  Last Modified	2 Sep 2005

  
  

  Family	Porcher, Charity Emma,   b. 08 Oct 1844, Cambridge, Cambridge, England ,   d. 22 Aug 1911, Paradise, Cache, Utah  (Age 66 years)
  Family ID	F1294	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  [S15] Cemeteries and Burial Databases, (State of Utah) (Reliability: 3). Burial Information: Webb, George E. Birth: 1/1/1827 Death: 8/14/1906 Burial: 0/0/0 Place of Birth: Place of Death: Cause of Death: Grave Location: Paradise Cemetery, 6/7/2001 Source: [S163] Ogden Standard Examiner, (Utah Digital Newspapers), 3 (Reliability: 3), 24 Aug 1906. GEORGE WEBB PASSES AWAY. ______________ Paradise, Cache County, Aug. 16-- Another veteran has been called hence. George Webb died August 14, 1906 of general debility of old age. Deceased was born in Warden, Bedfordshire, England, joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1852; married Eliza Thompson October 27, 1853 and came to Utah in 1863, crossing the plaines in Daniel McCarty's company. They resided at American Fork one year, afterward resided in Certerville for eleven years, then removed to Paradise in 1867. He buried his wife Eliza in 1882. Moved to American Fork and married Elizabeth Baker. They lived happily together a few years and she died. He moved back to Paradise in 1893, and soon afterward he married Charity Porcher Mikesell, who survives him. Deceased was the father of eight children, one only, Mrs. D. J. James, surviving him. He leaves also a number of grandchildren and great grandchildren to mourn his demise. Impressive services were held in the meeting house, where a large congregation met to pay their respects. The speakers testified of his worth, and it was truthfuly said that George Webb was honest, industrious, thrifty, careful and generous.