User:VirginiaWebResources/Faye Patterson Overton Webb
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W. R. Webb new article content ... W. R. Webb - W.R. Webb (known by this name in virtually all published books and newspaper articles, and this is the manner in which he signed his name; although in 1940 his eldest son, Willie T. Webb, signed and attested a birth certificate stating his full name to be Wiliam Robert Webb)(for a birth occuring before births were reported and maintained in vital statistics) for a younger brother and the youngest son of W. R. Webb, Robert Basye Webb) was a well known Baptist minister in Virginia for the 40 year period from 1874 to 1910.
W. R. Webb is also reknown for his efforts to restore the historic Mathew Jone House, a house first built in the early 1700, located on what is now Fort Eustis, Newport News, Virginia, and which is reputed to be the oldest property owned by the United States Department of Defense. Webb acquired this house in
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