Joseph Nelt
Webb
and Jane Kincer
Joseph Nelt Webb b 4 Oct 1852 Letcher Co KY d 2
Jan 1943 Bottom Fork, Letcher Co KY buried Webb Cemetery, Mayking, Letcher Co
KY, s/o Enoch A "Dutch" Webb
and Susannah Polly. Joseph Nelt Webb m. 13 Apr 1882 Letcher Co KY to Jane
Kincer b 17 Mar 1861 d 26 Jan 1939 KY, buried Webb Cemetery, Mayking, Letcher
Co KY, d/o Frederick Kincer and Lydia Adams. Children of Joseph Nelt Webb and
Jane Kincer;
1. Maggie Webb b 21 Jan 1883 d 19 Nov 1919 m. 2
Aug 1900 Letcher Co KY to Moses Webb b 13 Dec 1878 d 20 Dec 1933 s/o Henry
Webb and Frances Adams.
2. Lydia Mae Webb b 15 Nov 1884 d 6 Mar 1885.
3. Cora Webb b 10 Jan 1886 d 28 Mar 1928 m. 8
May 1913 to Dan Gibson b 29 Sept 1886 d 6 Feb 1953.
4. Dock "David" Webb b 24 Dec 1887 Letcher Co
KY d 25 Apr 1983 Warren, Trumbull Co OH buried Webb Cemetery, Mayking, Letcher
Co KY m. 24 Sept 1908 Letcher Co KY to Betty Ann Webb b 2 Feb 1892 d 5 Aug
1964, buried Webb Cemetery, Mayking, Letcher Co KY. Children of Dock "David"
Webb and Betty Ann Webb;
i. Bruce E Webb
ii. Charlie M Webb b 10
Jul 1912 Letcher Co KY d 4 Jul 1970, buried Webb Cemetery, Mayking, Letcher Co
KY.
iii. Lola Webb.
(Source):
The following article is from the New Carlisle, Ohio Newspaper (ca. Dec.
1978):
"Local Man 91 Years Young"
Doc Webb of 104 N. Pike St., New Carlisle, OH., celebrated his ninety-first
birthday recently, with an open house for a large group of friends and
relatives.
Born in Letcher County,
Ky., in 1887, Dock is a remarkably active man. He not only maintains his own
home and tends a large garden there, but also looks after rental property
which he owns nearby. In addition he still finds the time and energy to
supervise various family projects.
When the unofficial
"mayor of Pike St.," is asked about his prescription for longevity Dock,
smiles and mentions the hard work and the vegetables he grows himself.
However, close relatives claim that while his affinity for vegetables-and in
particular, mustard greens- play a part, his "plain old stubborn streak" is
really the thing that keeps him going.
Helping Dock celebrate
his birthday at the recent open house were his grandchildren, who planned the
event. They are Jan and Joe Webb, Diana Webb Beatty, June Webb Ritchey, and
Paul and Bonni Barrett, all of New Carlisle, Ohio.
5. Lydia Webb b 2 Feb 1890 d 2
Jan 1977 m. 13 Jan 1906 to John Polly b 13 Jan 1885 d about 1943.
6. Critt Webb b Feb 1892 d 6 Jun
1961 m. 13 Sept 1924 to Ellen Gibson b 15 Jul 1899.
7. Betty Ann Webb b 10 Feb 1894
Mayking, Letcher Co KY d 13 Jun 1981 N Vernon, IN m. 18 Nov 1916 Letcher Co KY
to Winston Gibson b about 1894 Mayking, Letcher Co KY.
8. Fred Webb b 24 Mar 1896 Letcher Co KY d 12
Feb 1936 buried Webb Cemetery, Mayking, Letcher Co KY, m. 9 Oct 1920 to Nancy Susan Webb b 16 Oct
1899 d 13 Nov 1978 buried Webb Cemetery, Mayking,
Letcher Co KY.
9. Martha Nannie Webb b 31 Jul 1898 Letcher Co
KY d 15 May
1919 m. 2 Jun 1915 to Ned Adams b 11 Oct 1895 d 17 Jun 1932.
10. Rebecca Webb b 1 Jul 1900
Letcher Co KY d 19 Sept 1962 m. 25 Feb 1917 to Howard
Adams b about 1897.
11. Sally Webb b 18 Jan 1903
Letcher Co KY d 1 Nov 1905.
(Source)
The following obituary is from The Mountain Eagle newspaper dated
2/2/39, page 1, column 3:
"Mrs. Jane K. Webb Dies At Her Home"
During the night of Thursday last, Mrs. Jane Kincer Webb, 78, of Bottom Fork,
life long companion of Little Joe Webb, who is now in his eighty-fourth year,
became suddenly ill and passed away soon afterward. Married ofer fifty-five
years ago, she had resided with husband almost on the same spot on Bottomfork
Creek near Mayking ever since. The deceased was a daughter of the late Fred
and Lydia Adams Kincer, once a well known citizens who resided most of their
life on the head of Mill or Cram Creek.
For years the deceased
had been in poor health, but continued as a rule to do her domestic duties.
She was a highly intelligent and industrious lady and a member of the Mayking
Regular Baptist Church for about 20 years. She leaves her husband, two sons,
Doc and Critt of Bottomfork and three daughters, Mrs. John Polly of Pert
Creek, Mrs. Howard Adams and Mrs. Winston Gibson of Bottomfork besides a
number of brothers and sisters.
Mr. Burke of the Burke
Funeral Home here prepared the body for burial and funeral was conducted at
the Mayking Church on Saturday with Elds Bennett Adams, Thos. Collier and
others in charge. We offer warmest of sympathies to the aged husband, the sons
and daughters and the relatives and friends.
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