Archie Robert Webb
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World War I Draft Registry
1ST COLUMN:   NAME
2ND COLUMN:  BIRTH DATE
3RD COLUMN:  ETHNIC GROUP
4TH COLUMN:  BIRTH LOCATION OR OTHER INFO (spelling unreliable)
OTHER COLUMNS:  LOCATION OF REGISTRATION

Webb, Archie Robert          25 Mar 1891    W    Lee Co. MS       Lee    MS
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Arch and Mary Frances on their wedding day 1920 Lee County, Mississippi Census

Page 113A; House 325
Webb, Archie R. 29  Head MS MS AL Farmer
Webb, Frances 22 Wife MS AL MS
Webb, Titus F. 3 Son MS MS MS
Webb, Elsie May 2/12 Dau. MS MS MS

Next door to Afred Garrett. Three houses away from John C. Webb.
 
 




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Arch Webb Information from Elsie Mae Carnathan, Dec. 2001:

The brick house on the southwest side of the U.S. 78 and Auburn Road intersection - Arch built the brick house in about 1929 or 1930 for $2000, but he couldn't pay it back and so he sold it to Alger Pierce finally.  He had trouble selling it and the 25 acres of land.  He built the Carnathan's house after that.  F.M. Thredkeld actually built it.  It cost less than $500 in about 1930 or 1931 to build.  Joch and Mary Alice lived in both places with them.  Joch died out back in their back yard.  She died there too.  She died in Mary Frances' arms.  Arch was also a mail carrier and a bailiff as well as a farmer.  He worked for a man in Tupelo at one time that owned a bunch of slot machines (Bill Douglas).
 
 

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Arch and friend in Chattanooga, Tennessee Tupelo Daily Journal
January 24, 1941; page 1

A.R. WEBB OF AUBURN DIES AT AGE OF 49
    Rites For Prominent Lee Resident To Be Held At Priceville

    A.R. Webb, 49, prominent farmer of the Auburn community died shortly after noon yesterday following a long illness.
    Mr. Webb, an employee of the Lee County Highway Department when he was stricken nearly a year ago, was a former bailiff of his district and was widely known throughout central Lee County.  He was a member of the Church of Christ.
    Funeral services will be held at Priceville this afternoon at 2:00 o'clock.  Burial will be in the Priceville cemetery with Pegues in charge of arrangements.
    Mr. Webb is survived by his wife; two children, Mrs. Russell Carnathan and Titus Webb, one brother, D. Webb of Luxora, Ark. and three sisters, Mrs. Avie Garrett, Mrs. J.H. Kingsley of Auburn, and Mrs. Jesker Webb of New Orleans.
 
 

Children of Arch Webb and Mary Frances Garrett Webb

Titus Elkin Webb (did not marry)
Titus died in a tractor accident at the age of 34.

Elsie Mae Webb (md. Russell Carnathan)
Elsie and Russell had four children and lived their lives in the Auburn community of Lee County.


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Photos of Arch as a young man and of Arch and Mary Frances on their wedding day and of T itus Elkin as a baby provided by Corrine Mattox Steele Harrison, of Tilden, Itawamba County, Mississippi.
Photo of Arch in middle age and of Arch on rock provided by Arch's neice, Clara Mae Terry, of Mooreville, Lee County, Mississippi.