Descendants of Plesant Webb born 1760

03/15/2026

03/15/2026

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11/09/2025

If you are related, please write down your line perhaps by looking at names we can get clues to whom Plesants dad is I noticed the John Webb born in 1717 had a son Robert born in 1740 this could be this missing Webb because being born in 1740 he could very well be the parent of Plesant. and there are a lot of Roberts in our line I also noticed a Chelsey which is uncommon and my GGG Grandfather was Jesse Chelsey Webb. these are hints

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11/09/2025

How Many Male Pleasant Webbs Born Around 1760 Are Documented in the U.S.?

Based on genealogical records and historical data, there is one well-documented male named Pleasant Webb born circa 1760 in the United States. This Pleasant Webb is known to have lived in North Carolina and later migrated to Ohio and Kentucky. He is the ancestor referenced in multiple family trees and historical records.

The name "Pleasant Webb" is quite uncommon, and no other male individuals with this exact name and birth period have been prominently documented in U.S. genealogical databases.

If you are researching this Pleasant Webb, it is important to focus on this individual’s documented life events, locations, and descendants to build a clear family history.

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10/25/2024

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08/12/2021

John Webb [b. c1717 - d. 1794 Richmond Co. NC] Group



Kit # 537111 [37]

Pleasant Webb [b. c1760 unknown – d. IL]

William Webb

Jesse Webb

John W Webb [b. Ironton, OH]

William Webb

Jesse Webb
It seems that Pleasant is the son of John through this DNA test which is mine :)

08/28/2016

The following listed mottoes and their translations are attributed to Webb:
Corona mea Christus, Christ is my crown; In alta tende, Aim at things on high
Nil conscire sibi, To have a conscience free from guilt.
Non nobis nascimur, We are not borne for ourselves
Quid prodest?, What does it profit?
Robore, By strength
Virescit vulnere virtus, Her virtue flourishes by her wound

08/28/2016

These armorial bearings were bestowed upon William Webb of Ballymote, in County Sligo, Ireland. Webb was an engineer in Oliver Cromwell's army in Ireland. His motto was “Victoria a Domino”. The silver shield features an embattled cross of red with a black eagle displayed in the first quarter. The crest is a golden lion passant.

08/28/2016

These arms were granted to a Webb of Gillingham, Kent. The red shield contains a gold fesse between three golden owls. The crest (not shown is a right (dexter) bent arm holding an oak branch.

08/28/2016

This coat-of-arms was granted to John Webb of Ireland prior to 1617.

08/28/2016

There are several crest the Webbs have I am going to sharing these as well as with the mottos The one I have up now is from Webb School These armorial bearings were originally granted by the King James I to Sir John Webb Knight of Odstock, Wiltshire. These same arms were also used by John Webb Esq. of St. James, Clerkenwell,Middlesex who was a nephew of the aforementioned Sir John Webb of Odstock. The coat-of-arms shows a red shield with a gold cross between four gold falcons. The crest is a red demi eagle rising.

08/21/2016

My Dad ( Robert Webb with my great grand mother Thursa Pennington