Webb

Webb family page

Arthur George Webb, pictured in 1888

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Origins of surname

This name comes from the old English web, meaning to weave. The word webbe referred to a male weaver, and webster to the female equivalent

Early records

The first appearance of this surname in Jersey records was the batism of Nathaniel Webb, son of Thomas and Catherine, in St Helier in 1745. It was 1804 before the next baptism, that of Mary, daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth Webb