Philip Webber ²

   Another name for Philip was Philip Weber.

  Noted events in his life were:

• Land: sale William Fielder to Philip Webber, 1 Jul 1820, , Estill, Kentucky, USA. ⁴ Estill County Court Clerk, Deed Book C 1817-1825; page 215-216; 1 July 1820
William Fielder and Mildred [nee Webber], his wife, to Philip Webber 94 acres that Francis Stone lives on, waters of Red River for the sum of $1.00. Mildred Fielder was Philip Webber's sister.
" This Indenture made the first day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty between William Fielder and Mildred his wife of the one part and Philip Weber of the other part witnesseth.
Whereas William Fielder and Mildred his wife granted bargained and sold unto Philip Weber a certain tract or parcel of land containing ninety four acres being part of a survey of two thousand acres made in the name of Thomas Bell, to include the plantation Francis Stone now lives in bounded as follows (viz) Beginning at a hickory an a dogwood on the waters of Red River in the County of Estill state of Kentucky at B thence S51* E60 poles to a Dogwood and hickory at C. Thence S88E24 poles to dogwood and hickory at D. at the cleft of rocks, thence binding on said cliff N52*E18 poles, N62E28 poles, N60E18 poles, N49E20 poles, N55E18 poles, N36E26 poles to lo sugar tree and dogwood at K corner to John Matherly thence with his line N6W28 poles to a beech and sugar tree, at L, thence N22W22 poles to a stake, in the intersection of William Fielder's line with Elijah Vaughn, at M.
Thence with Vaughns line West 140 poles to a white walnut white oak and two sugar trees corner to said Vaughn at A thence with Sampson Wilsons line south 104 poles to the Beginning for the sum of one dollar to them in
> To have and to hold with all its appurtenances< hand paid the receipt whereof they do acknowledge them selves satisfied on a will warrant and defend from them the said William Fielder and Mildred his wife forever and from all persons claiming through or by them forever but will not be answerable for no other claim or claims or conflicting titles hanging over said land. As witness our hand and seal the day and date above written.
William Fielder (his mark)
Mildred Fielder (her mark)


State of Kentucky sct
I John H. Barnes clerk of the Estill County Court do hereby certify that William Fielder the grantor in the within deed came before me in my office on the 17th day of July 1820 and acknowledged the same to be his act and deed for the purposes therein mentioned and thereupon the same was duly recorded in my office.
John H. Barnes

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• Land: sale Philip Webber to Francis Stone, 5 Jan 1823, , Estill, Kentucky, USA. ⁵
Estill County, KY., Deed Book C (1817-1825) - FHL US/CAN Film [ 254618 ]
page 453-454
Philip Webber sold to Francis Stone 94 acres on the Red River where Stone resided for $300.00.
signature: Philip Webber Witness: Isaac Thornburgh, John House, Wm Fielder
"This indenture made the 6th day of January
1823 Between Philip Webber of the County of
Estill and State of Kentucky of the one part
and Francis Stone of the Otherpart Witnesseth
that Whereas said Philip Webber has granted
bargained and sold unto the said Francis Stone
a certain tract or parcel of land lying in
County of Estill and State of Kentucky on the
waters of the Red River including the plantation
that the said Stone now lives on for the sum of
three hundred Dollars lawful money of Kentucky
the receipt whereof he doth herby acknowledge himself
satisfied, Bounded as follows to wit Beginning
at a hickory and dogwood marked BA thence
S51E forth poses to a sugar tree and hickory at
CB thence S88E twenty four poses to a dogwood
and hickory at the clift of rocks thence bounded
on the clift N52E Eighteen poles N49E Twenty
eight poles, N40 E Eighteen poles N49 Twenty
poles N55E Eighteen poles N36 E twenty six
poles to a sugar tree and dogwood corner to William
Fielder thence with his line N6Wtwent eight poles
to a beach and sugar tree thence N22W twenty five
poles to a stake in Elijah Vaughns line then with
said line west on hundred and forty poles to
Vaughns corner, thence with Sampson Wilsons line
one hundred and four poles to the Beginning
Containing ninety four acres be the same more or
less To have and Hold with all it appurtenance
belong thereunto and will warrant defend
from him and his heirs or persons claiming through
him or them forever, but if the land should be
lost the said Philip Webbers is to pay the said
Francis Stone the sum of three hundred dollars
but no interest to be paid on the said Three
hundred dollars as witness my hand and
seal this day and date above written-
Attest [signed] Philip Webber
Isaac Thornburgh
John House
Wm + Fielder
mark
Kentucky Estill County ??
I John H Barnes clerk of the
County Court afsaid County do herby certify that
this deed from Philip Webber to Francis Stone
was dully proven before me in my office on the
1st day of August 1823 to be the act and deed
of said Webber by the Oath of Isaac Thornburgh
and William Fielder witnesses thereto subscribed
and there upon the same was duly record in
my office-Given under my hand the 2nd
day of September 1823- John H. Barnes"

• Marriage Bond: Frances Berry, daughter of Garrett, 22 Jun 1823, , Madison, Kentucky, USA. ⁶
Philip Webber and John Reed make bond for marriage of Philip to Frances Berry.

• Land: sale Philip Webber, et al to Isaac Thornburgh, 30 Mar 1825, , Estill, Kentucky, USA. ⁷
Estill unrecorded deeds

Dated 30 March 1825, PhilipWebber, and Francis his wife, William Fielder and Mildred [nee Webber] his wife, Eli B. Wilson and Nancy [nee Webber] his wife, Sampson Wilson and Mourning [nee Webber] his wife and Polly Webber to Isaac Thornburgh, 200 acres on Harris Branchs of Ky. River being the land and heirs of Augustine Webber who died intestate.

• Census, 1830, , Pike, Missouri, USA. ⁸
1830 United States Federal Census
Name: Philip Weber ****************** Possibly Phil Webber m Francis Berry
County: Pike
State: Missouri

1 male age 40-50 (Philip, age range fits)
2 females < 5
2 females 5-9
1 female 20-30 (Francis Berrry Webber, age range fits)
1 female 60-70 (Naomi Webber?)

Source Citation: Year: 1830; Census Place: , Pike, Missouri; Roll: 72; Page: 258.

• Census, 1840, , Morgan, Missouri, USA. ⁹
William is on the 1840 Morgan County census, age 50 to 59 (1781-90), with one female (wife?) age 50 to 59, two males (John and William M.?), and one female (Elizabeth?) age 20 to 29 (1811-20), one male (Augustin?) age 15 to 19 (1821-25), one male age 10 to 14 (1826-30), and one female (Matilda?) age 5 to 9 (1831-35). Philip Webber, who married Frances Berry in Madison County, Kentucky in 1823, is also here. Frances Berry may also have been a daughter of Garret.

• Census, 1840, , Morgan, Missouri, USA. ¹⁰
Phillip Webber 0,2,0,0,0,0,0,1....// 1,0,1,1,0,1...
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[Frances age 30-40 fits]
Phillip Webber
2 males 5-9 [fits age of Augustin and John G]
1 male 50-60 [fits Phillip's age]
1 female < 5
1 female10-14
1 female 15-19
1 female 30-39 [fits Fracis' age]

• Tax Record, 1849, , Platte, Missouri, USA. ¹¹
Weber, Philip
poll = 1; slaves = 0; value of slaves = 0; other personal property = 60;
money = 0; salary = 0; Taxable = 60

• Census, 12 Nov 1850, Pettis Twp, Platte, Misssouri, USA. ³
Pettis Twp, Platte Co, MO., 12 Nov 1850, page 443
line 34 - dwell 296, fam 296, Philip Webber age 66, m, VA
line 35 - Frances, age 47, f, KY [Frances (Berry) Webber, d/o Garrett Berry]
line 36 - Augustine, age 19, m, MO
line 37 - John, age 16, m, MO
line 38 - Naoma, age 9 , f, MO
line 39 - Mary, age 9, f, MO
line 40 - Martha, age 6, f, MO
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line 41 - dwell 297, fam 297, Israel Cook, age 27, m farmer, Ohio [b/o Eliz (Cook) Berry, line 8 next page]
line 42 - Angeline, age 26, f, KY [d/o Philip and Frances (Berry) Webber]
next page of census - page 444
line 1 - Elmira Cook, age 5, f, MO
line 2 - Frances, age 4, f, MO
line 3 - Benson, age 2, m, MO
line 4 - Israel, age 2 mo, m, MO
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line 8 - dwell 299, fam 299, John Berry, age 33, m, farmer, MO [brother Wm, line 13; nephew of Frances line 35 prev page]
line 9 - Elizb, age 25, f, MO [Eliz (Cook) Berry, sis/o Isreal Cook, line 41 previous page]
line 10 - Amanda, age 7, f, MO
line 11 - Wm. U. age 5, MO
line 12 - Augustin, age 8 mo, MO
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line 13 - dwell 300, fam 300, William Berry age 35, m, farmer, MO [b/o John, line 8; nephew of Frances line 35 prev page]
line 14 - Anna, age 30, f, MO
line 15 - Sarah, age 6, f, MO
line 16 - Matilda, age 4, f, MO
line 17 - Lucretia, age 2, f, MO
line 18 - Elizb, age 3 mo, MO
line 19 - John D. age 10, m, MO
line 20 - Robert Carter, age 25, m, farmer, KY
line 21 - Anna, age 21, f, MO
line 22 - John, age 6 mo, MO
line 23 - James Bybee, age 16, farmer, KY

Philip married Frances Berry, daughter of Garrett Berry and Mary LNU, on 22 May 1823 in , Madison, Kentucky, USA.^{1 2} (Frances Berry was born about 1803 in , , Kentucky, USA ³ and died after 1870 ¹².)

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• Marriage Consent: Frances Berry, daughter of Garrett, 21 May 1823, , Madison, Kentucky, USA. ⁶
To the clerk of Madison County Court
this is to authorize you to ishew licence
to Philip Webber to marry my daughter
Frances given under my hand this
21st day of May 1823 [sig] Garrett Berry
John Reed

• Marriage Fact: Frances Berry, daughter of Garrett, 21 May 1823, , Madison, Kentucky, USA. ⁶ File cover document; Reed attests to Philip's age.

• Marriage Bond: Frances Berry, daughter of Garrett, 22 Jun 1823, , Madison, Kentucky, USA. ⁶ Philip Webber and John Reed make bond for marriage of Philip to Frances Berry.