Webber

Webber family page

Azalea Agnes Maud Webber (1889-1961), born in Guernsey, moved to Jersey with her family at the age of nine, eventually emigrated to Canada, where she married Albert Arthur de Jausserand

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Origins of surname

Along with Webb, this name has its origins in 'web', the old English for weave. webbe was a male weaver and webster, the female equivalent

Early records

The first appearance of this surname in Jersey records was the baptism of George, son of Jean Webber and Marthe Mouranbt, in Grouville in 1698. There was then a gap of eight years until the couple's daughter Rachel was baptised, followed by three more children in 1710, 1713 and 1714. It is believed that Jean Webber, who married Marie de Quetteville and had five children baptised in Grouville between 1732 and 1747, was probably another son of Jean and Marthe

Variations

• Webber
• Webb, a separate family with its own page

Family records

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Family trees

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Great War service

• Webber family members who served in World War 1

Occupation records

• Webber Occupation identity cards

Family wills

These wills created by members of the family are now held by Jersey Archive. By visiting the archive site and using the names, dates and reference numbers shown here, it is possible to view a copy of each will. You will have to subscribe to the Archive's online service to do this. To find out more about this collection, which covers the period from 1663 to 1980, and how to search for your family's wills there, visit our Jersey wills page

• Webber : Bryan , Inglerest, La Rocque - 9/Jul/1912 , 31/Mar/1913 , D/Y/A/72/19
• Webber : Doris Janet , widow of Frank Leslie Darracott, of Villa Noirmont, Route de la Haule, St Peter - 26/Sep/1973 , 13/Jan/1976 , D/Y/B1/233/41
• Webber : Eleanor Gibson , widow of Alfred Charles Alexandre, of 14, Landscape Grove, Mont Cochon, St Helier and formerly of 37, Kensington Place, St Helier - 9/Oct/1931 , 18/Mar/1976 , D/Y/B1/236/52
• Webber : Florence Eleanor , wife of James Philip Farley, of 14, Landscape Grove, St Helier - 20/Oct/1952 , 3/Jul/1959 , D/Y/B1/55/23
• Webber : Henry , 17 Aquila Road, St Helier, blacksmith - 26/May/1905 , 16/May/1914 , D/Y/A/73/48
• Webber : Henry Bement , of St Helier - 18/Jun/1852 , 22/Jun/1877 , D/Y/A/39/110
• Webber : Hilda Alice , of Cleator-Moor, Coast Road, Samares, St Clement - 12/Jun/1954 , 21/Feb/1959 , D/Y/B1/53/13
• Webber : Jean , ... - 29/Dec/1742 , 10/Jan/1751 , D/Y/A/8/63
• Webber : Jessie Elizabeth , widow of Clarence Gordon Carter, of 27, Duhamel Place, St Helier - 26/May/1967 , 7/Oct/1970 , D/Y/B1/150/32
• Webber : Mildred Gertrude , widow of Percy John Philip Le Gros, of Villa Bretagne, La Moye, St Brelade - 23/Mar/1977 , 23/Mar/1977 , D/Y/B1/255/37
• Webber : Percy Wilfrid , of Rufford, Wythenshawe Road, Sale, Chester - 8/Nov/1945 , 4/May/1951 , D/Y/B1/9/51
• Webber : Philippe , of Grouville 14/02/1789 Bequeaths to the poor of Grouville, £10 tournois of the order of the King - , 14/Mar/1789 , D/Y/A/14/83
• Webber : Robert William , 27 Clarenden Road, St Helier 21/08/1945 1 booklet, 1 paper; seal - , 17/Apr/1946 , D/Y/A/115/125
• Webber : William Cyril , of 104, Brenthurst Court, Killarney, Johannesburg, Transvaal, South Africa and formerly of Westhumble, Dorking, Surrey - 11/Dec/1965 , 14/Sep/1971 , D/Y/B1/164/15

Burial records

• Webber burial records 1820-1978

Family businesses

Family album

Simon Arthur Webber (1829-1874), had an adventurous life, criss-crossing the oceans several times in his 45 years. He was born in Trinity in 1829, the son of Simon (1800-1874) and Mary, nee Barrett (1807-1862). At the age of 16 he signed up for nine months on the ship Teaser, voyaging to Canada to bring back fish in barrels he learnt to make. He then transferred to Hebe for 31 months, making further multiple trips to the Canadian fishing grounds.
In 1854 he travelled to Australia on the Norwood from Liverpool to Melbourne, working as a labourer and cooper there before going gold prospecting.
He then returned to Jersey where he married Elizabeth Mary Perree (1834-1889) at St Simon's Church in 1858. They had nine children in the next 15 years, the first two in Jersey. But then the desire to travel set in again and Simon took his young family to New Zealand in 1862 on the Mersey. In 1870 he set up in business on his own in Shakespeare Road, Napier - see advert above. The shop he rented for his business was damaged by a fire in neighbouring premises in 1871. Simon died in 1874 after contracting tetanus

Family gravestones

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