NameJonathan WEBB , 1C6R, W100, 688, M
Birth25 Nov 1756, Gorham, Cumberland County, ME, USA88,16
Death8 Apr 181016,36 Age: 53
BurialConant Cemetery, Conant Street, Westbrook, Cumberland County, ME, USA36,16
Occupationlumberman at old Saccarappa16
FatherDavid WEBB , 676, M (1727-)
MotherDorothy PEABODY , 685, F (1720-)
Spouses
1Mary COVERLY , Spouse of 1C6R, C164, 707, F
Birthabt 176788
Death20 Dec 180316 Age: 36
BurialConant Cemetery, Conant Street, Westbrook, Cumberland County, ME, USA16
Marriage4 Mar 178116,25
ChildrenJoshua , 708, M (1782-1841)
 Mary , 709, F (1784-)
 David , 710, M (1786-<1819)
 Elizabeth , 711, F (1791-)
 Dorothy/Dolly , 712, F (1800-~1895)
2Susanna SMITH 16, Spouse of 1C6R, S530, 6710, F
Birthabt 178288
Death3 Nov 1844, Westbrook, Cumberland County, ME, USA88 Age: 62
FatherCaptain John SMITH , 6711, M
Marriage1 Jul 180488
ChildrenNancy , 8864, F (1805-1889)
 Susanna , 8865, F (->1857)
Notes for Jonathan WEBB
Page 55116
Page 553, He was for many years a successful lumberman at old Saccarappa, in which business he amassed a large fortune; he also kept a public house in the village, in the same building recently known as the “Presumpscot House”16
Page 554, His head stone bears the following quaint epitaph:
“Jesus, I give my spirit up and trust it in thy hand,
My dying flesh shall rest in hope and rise at thy command,
Now I renounce my carnal hope, my fond desires recall,
I give my worldly interests up and make my GOD my all”16
Page 145, indicates born 25 Nov 175536
Page 816, indicated born November 25, 1756, lived in Saccarappa25
Born Gorham 1755, resided Falmouth, died Portland 1810, buried in Conant Cemetery, Westbrook, Page 37256
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Cemetery Stone inscription: Sacred to the memory of…who was born in Gorham Nov 25, 1755 and died Apr 8, 1810 AEt 55 "Jesus, I give my spirit us And trust in Thy hand. My dying flesh shall rest in hope And rise at Thy command. Now I renounce my carnal hope My fond desire recall I give my worldly interest up And make my GOD my all."152
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