David Clark Webb was born just before the Civil War ended in 1865.  He lived briefly in the Fulton, Mississippi area and moved with his family in 1872 to Houston County, Texas.  He marrried in Houston County in 1886 to Nannie Miller Goodloe.

They lived in Houston County, until 1904, except for the year 1900 or 1899 when they spent the year in West Texas when the drought proved too severe and they returned.  In 1904 they moved to Runnels County in a covered wagon and then to Bishop, Nueces County, this time in a train.

He had seven children, but one died young. He was hunting in a pasture one day in the summer in 1916 at the age of 51 when he had a heart attack (some tell that it was a sunstroke).  They found him sitting up against a tree with his gun in his lap.

After he died, his wife received a rather large amount of money from an insurance policy he had taken out.  It was about $10,000. That was big money back in those days.  Needless to say, but shortly thereafter every traveling salesman in the country made sure they visited her house to try and sell her things.

Sidney Alfred Webb (md. ?)
     Sidney lived to be 79 years old.  I do not know who he was married to, but his Texas Death Record says he was widowed.  I do not think he had any children.  He passed away in Nueces County, Texas.

Frances Elizabeth Webb (md. Cassius "Cash" Causlin Miller)
     Frances did not have any children.  She lived to be 83 years of age and died in Bishop, Nueces County, Texas.

Alice Methvin Webb (md. Joseph "Joe" Sidney Cotten, Jr.)
     Alice and Joe stayed in Runnels County, Texas.  They had two children.  She died relatively young, at the age of 46, from cancer.  Her husband had passed away a few years before that even, in an automobile accident.  They are buried in Ballinger, Runnels County.

Nannie Eliza "Jake" Webb (md. John Alfred True, Sr.)
     Jake lived a long life.  She had five children with Mr. True and spent all of her time raising them.  She lived around Alice, Jim Wells County, Texas, but when she passed away she was in Corpus Christi, Texas.  She lived to be 101 years old, which is one of the longest lived members of this Webb family.  She is buried in Alice.

Minnie Pearl Webb (md. David Cleveland "Cleve" Lee, Sr.)
     Pearl was the postmistress at Driscoll, Texas for a while.  She had four sons.  She died in Bishop, Nueces County.

George Webb (died at one year of age)

Emma Viola Webb (md. Leslie Elmo Vivion)
     Emma was a schoolteacher and she had two children.  She lived in Catarina, Texas and lived to be 93 years old.