Cliff was born on January 7, 1873.  He grew up in Amory but he married a girl, Fannie R. Davis, from Lee County.  She was born on December 7, 1872.  They lived in Nettleton for the rest of their lives.

Cliff was a bank teller for a while in Nettleton, but then he became a Frisco Railroad Agent and worked at that for many years.  They had three sons together, and the census found the family here in 1920:

1920 Lee County, Mississippi Census
Page 259B; Nettleton
Webb, William C. Head M W 46 Md. MS AL AL
Webb, Fannie R. Wife F W 47 Md. MS AL TN
Webb, Keith B. Son M W 18 Single MS MS MS
Webb, Winchell C. Son M W 16 Single MS MS MS
Webb, Julian W. Son M W 12 Single MS MS MS
Davis, Bertha C. Sister-in-law 38 Single MS AL TN

By 1930, Keith and Winchell had moved out and the family recorded the family this way:

1930 Lee County, Mississippi Census
Nettleton; District #22; Shiloh Road
Webb, William C. Head Owns property M W 57 Md. at age 27 MS AL AL Bank Cashier
Webb, Fannie Wife F W 57 Md. at age 27 MS AL MS
Webb, Julian Son M W 22 Single MS MS MS Clerk at auto repair shop
Davis, Bertha Sister-in-law F W 54 Single MS AL MS Bank clerk

Cliff lived a long life, but on April 5, 1956, he passed away at the age of 83.  Fannie lived till 1967, when she passed away on December 21, at the advanced age of 95!  Their obits follow.

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Tupelo Daily Journal
Friday, April 6, 1956; Page 1

W.C. Webb Dies At Nettleton
Services Today For Retired Frisco Agent
     NETTLETON - Funeral services for W.C. Webb, one of Nettleton's best known resident, will be held at 3:45 p.m. today in Nettleton Christian Church.
     Mr. Webb died Thursday after an illness of several years.  He was 83.  Before his retirement he had been Frisco agent at Nettleton and had also been cashier of the bank at Nettleton for 30 years.  He had also been cashier of the bank at Shannon.
     He had been active in Masonic and church work.  He received a Masonic 50-year-service pin and served on the board of trustees of the Nettleton Christian Church.
     Services will be conducted by the Rev. D.H. Mothesly, with the Pickle Funeral Home of Amory in charge of arrangements.
     Mr. Webb leaves his wife, Mrs. Fannie Davis Webb; three sons, Keith Webb of Nettleton, Winchell C. Webb of Jackson, Miss., and Julian Webb of Memphis; three brothers, John Webb and O.C. Webb, both of Amory, and B.O. Webb of Kosciusko; and two sisters, Mrs. H.D. York of Amory and Mrs. Leslie Lucas of Washington, D.C.

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Tupelo Daily Journal
December 22, 1967

Services Today For Mrs. Webb
Lifelong Resident Of Nettleton Area
     NETTLETON, Miss. - Services for Mrs. Annie Davis Webb of Nettleton, widow of the late William Clifton Webb, will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in Lann Memorial funeral Home at Nettleton with the Rev. Jack King officiating.  Burial will be in the Nettleton cemetery with Pickle Funeral home in charge.  She was 95.
     Mrs. Webb died Thursday in Tupelo Medical Center.  She was a lifelong resident of Lee County and was a member of Nettleton First Christian Church and a charter member of the Parnasus Club.  She had celebrated her 95th birthday on Dec. 7.
     She leaves two sons, Winchell C. Webb of Jackson and Julian Webb of Nettleton; a sister, Miss Bert Davis of Amory; a brother, Linds Davis of Dee Moines, Iowa; three granddaughters and five great-grandchildren.
     Pallbearers will be Jas Wiygul, Will C. Johnson Sr., Coll Chism, Roy Black, Ed Burgess and Jim Bryan.

Keith B. Webb (never md.)
     Keith was born in 1902, but we know virtually nothing else about him.  He probably lived in Memphis and passed away between 1956 and 1967.  

Winchell C. "Pete" Webb  (md. ?)
     Winchell was born in 1904 and is thought to have had two sons.  He was still living in Jackson, Mississippi in 1967, but it is unknown what happened to him after that.

Julian William Webb (never md.)
     Julian was born on September 19, 1907, in Lee County.  He was a World War II veteran and a contractor and engineer.   He is not thought to have ever married or had children.  He passed away at the age of 64 on October 15, 1971, and was buried in the Nettleton Cemetery next to his parents.