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     Mary was born at Botetourt Co., Virginia, USA, on 3 February 1788. She married John Ferrier at Botetourt Co., Virginia, USA, on 3 October 1805. As of 3 October 1805,her married name was Ferrier. Mary died on 1 April 1867 at Botetourt Co., Virginia, USA, at age 79.

     Sarah died. Sarah was born at Botetourt Co., Virginia, USA, in 1788. She was the daughter of Robert Ferrier and Margaret unknown. She married William Reynolds at Botetourt Co., Virginia, USA, on 13 April 1808. As of 13 April 1808,her married name was Reynolds.

     He married Sarah (Sally) Ferrier at Botetourt Co., Virginia, USA, on 13 April 1808.

     Jane died. Jane was born at Botetourt Co., Virginia, USA, circa 1790. She was the daughter of Robert Ferrier and Margaret unknown. She married Benjamin Phillip Williams Rev. on 27 October 1807. As of 27 October 1807,her married name was Williams.

     He married Jane (Jenny) Ferrier on 27 October 1807.

     In the 1860 census, he resided in Augusta County, Virginia in the township of St. Aunton.

He served as a cook in the Civil War and was wounded at Seven Pines, Virginia. Benjamin was born at Rockbridge Co., Virginia, USA, in 1833. He was the son of George Clinebell and Sarah Eugenia Fainter. He married Elizabeth (Eliza) Jane Reynolds at Virginia, USA, circa 1860. Benjamin died on 2 June 1862 at Richmond, Richmond Co., Virginia, USA.

     Elizabeth was born at Virginia, USA, circa 1837. She married Benjamin Franklin Clinebell at Virginia, USA, circa 1860. As of circa 1860,her married name was Clinebell. As of circa 1863,her married name was Paxton.¹ Elizabeth (Eliza) Jane Reynolds married William Butler Paxton circa 1863.¹ Elizabeth died on 26 March 1906.

     Her last name was also spelled Kempshead. She married William Bayley. Her married name was Bayley. She was christened at St Marylebone, London, on 20 May 1808. Elizabeth was born at London, Greater London, England, in 1808. She was the daughter of John Kemshead and Ann Paddon Bryett. Elizabeth died on 20 August 1866 at Britwell Farm, Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England.

     She married Frederick Charles Bayley at Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England, on 30 June 1891. As of 30 June 1891,her married name was Bayley.

     Her body was interred at Australia at Fawkner Cemetary. She married Ernest John Bayley at Victoria, Australia, in 1896. As of 1896,her married name was Bayley. Florence died on 12 December 1942.

     He married Elizabeth Sarah Bayley at Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England, on 18 November 1891.

     John was born on 1 March 1763. He was the son of John Webster and Mary Mason. He was baptized on 6 March 1763. Religion: (an unknown value). He married Frances (Fanny) Hoare on 29 August 1796. He married Elizabeth Compton Hearne at Ealing Parish, Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England, on 5 October 1802. John Webster left a will in 1848; Will of John Webster – 1848

This is the last will & testament of me John Webster of Burnham in the county of Bucks gentleman made this 20^th day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred & forty eight as follows (that is to say) I will & direct that all my just debts funereal & testamentary expenses & the charges of proving this my last will & testament or otherwise incidental thereto shall be paid & discharged out of my personal estate by my executors hereinafter named as soon after my decease as conveniently may or can be. I give & bequeath unto my daughter Mary Ann Webster all my plate & one half part of all my household furniture beds bedding linen china & glass which may be in my dwelling house at the time of my decease to & for her own absolute use & benefit & the remaining half part of my said household furniture beds bedding linen china & glass I give to my son William Webster to & for his absolute use & benefit. And it is my will that my said daughter shall have the first choice & selection of my said household furniture beds bedding linen china & glass to the value of one half as her part of the said bequest & that if any difficulty or dispute shall arise between my said son & daughter as to the value of the half part so selected by her my said daughter as compared with the value of the other half part thereof which should remain for my said son as this part of the said interest I direct that the value shall be appraised & settled by one or more broker or brokers to be chosen by my sons son & daughter who shall arbitrate & settle the matter between them. And also I give and bequeath unto my sons Charles Webster Henry Webster & John Hearne Webster the sum of three hundred pounds a piece of lawful money of the United Kingdom of Great Britain & Ireland current in England in addition to the advancements I have already made to them respectively in my lifetime. And I give & bequeath unto my son Thomas Webster the sum of five hundred pounds of such lawful money as aforesaid. Also I give & bequeath unto my said daughter Mary Ann Webster the sum of five hundred pounds of such lawful money as aforesaid. And it is my will & I do hereby …. that the said several & respective legacies or sums of money shall be paid & payable to my said sons & daughter at the expiration of 6 calendar months next after my decease. And I give & bequeath unto my sons Charles Webster Richard Webster & William Webster their executors & administrators & assigns the sum of five hundred pounds of lawful money of UK & Ireland current in England upon trust to lay out & invest the same within 6 months after my decease in their names in the purchase of Government or real security in England at interest or upon such personal security at interest as they my said trustees shall approve & stand & be possessed thereof upon the several trusts to & for the several & interests & purposes for the benefit of my daughter Sophia the wife of Robert Style of Datchet in the county of Bucks farmer & assistant & failing of sure issue for her said present or any after taken husband as are hereinafter mentioned expressed & declared of & remaining the same. Also I give & bequeath unto my said sons Charles Webster Richard Webster & William Webster their executors administrators & assigns the further sum of five hundred pounds of lawful money of UK & GB & Ireland current in England upon trust to lay out & invest the same within 6 months after my decease in their names in the purchase of Government or real securities in England at interest & stand & be possessed thereof upon the several trusts & to & for the several & intents & purposes for the benefit of my daughter Maria the wife of Thomas Johnson of Uxbridge in the county of Middlesex linen draper & her issue & failing such issue for her said present or any after taken husband as are hereinafter mentioned expressed & declared of & remaining the same. And as to all the ‘Rest Residue & Remainder’ of my personal estate & effects of what nature or description soever whether money in the funds out on private security or otherwise howsoever after & subject to the payment of my said funeral & testamentary expenses & legacies & not hereinbefore otherwise disposed of I so hereby give & bequeath one ninth part thereof unto my said son Charles Webster his executors administrators & assigns. One other ninth part thereof unto my said son Henry Webster his executors administrators & assigns. One other ninth part thereof unto my said son John Hearne Webster his exectors admininstrators & assigns. One other ninth part thereof unto my said son Richard Webster his exectors admininstrators & assigns. One other ninth part thereof unto my said son Thomas Webster his exectors admininstrators & assigns. One other ninth part thereof unto my said son William Webster his exectors admininstrators & assigns. One other ninth part thereof unto my said daughter Mary Ann Webster her exectors admininstrators & assigns. One other ninth part thereof unto my said sons Charles Webster Richard Webster & William Webster their exectors admininstrators & assigns upon trust to lay out & invest the same in their names in the purchase of government or real security in England at interest or upon such personal security at interest as they my said trustees shall approve & stand & be possessed thereof upon the several trusts & to & for the several & interests & purposes for the benefit of my said daughter Sophia the wife of the said Robert Style & her issue & failing of such issue for her said present or any after taken husband as are hereinafter mentioned expressed & declared of & remaining the same. And as to the other or remaining ninth part thereof I give & bequeath the same unto each of the said Charles Webster Richard Webster & William Webster their executors administrators & assigns upon trust to lay out & invest the same in their names in the purchase of Government or real securities in England at interest or upon such personal security at interest as they my said trustees shall approve & stand & be possessed thereof upon the several trusts & to & for the several & interests & purposes for the benefit of my said daughter Maria the wife of the said Thomas Johnson & her issue & failing of such issue for her said present or any after taken husband as are hereinafter mentioned expressed & declared of & remaining the same. Also I give & devise unto my son Richard Webster (in addition to the advancements of money already made to him in my lifetime & to the bequests contained in this my will) all that piece or parcel of meadow or pasture land situated lying & being in Foulton Head in the parish of Cookham in the county of Berks now in the occupation of him my said son & containing by estimation one acre (be the same more or less) to hold the same to him my said son Richard Webster & his heirs & assigns for ever. Also I give & devise unto my said son William Webster (in addition to my old established business as a corn dealer with my stock & utensils in trade which I have already relinquished in his favour besides the advancements of money which I have made to him & the bequests contained in this my will) all that my messuage or tenement with the yard garden warehouse granaries stables & other erections & buildings & about 2 acres of land situated at Burnham aforesaid now in my own occupation & on part of which premises my said son William now carries on the said trade or business to hold the same unto him my said son William Webster his sons & assigns forever to & for his & their own proper use thereof & benefit upon condition that he my said son so & shall within 12 calendar months after my decease well & truly pay or caused to be paid unto my trustees hereinafter named the sum of seven hundred pounds of lawful money of the UK of GB & Ireland present in England & of the trust fund hereinafter directed to be raised by them by the sale of the residue of my real estates. Also I give & divise unto my 3 sons Charles Richard & William Webster all the rest residue & remainder of my messuages lands tenements hereditaments & real estate at Cippenham in the parish of Burnham aforesaid or elsewhere which I shall be possessed of or interested in at the time of my decease including my said messuage or tenement & buildings lands hereditaments & premises at Burnham aforesaid now in my own occupation in case my said son William shall refuse or neglect to pay the said sum of seven hundred pounds to my trustees within the period hereinsofar prescribed for that purpose (but excepting the said piece or parcel of land in the said parish of Cookham hereinbefore devised to my said son Richard) to hold the same (except as before excepted) unto & to the use of them my said sons Charles Richard & William Webster & the survivors & survivor of them & the heirs & assigns of such survivor upon trust that they the said Charles Richard & William Webster & the survivors & survivor of them & their heirs & assigns of such survivor so & shall as soon as conveniently may or can be after my decease absolutely sell & dispose of my said real estates (including my said estate at Burnham in case my said son William shall not pay the sum of 7 hundred pounds in manner hereinbefore mentioned but excepting my land at Cookham as aforesaid) either altogether or in parcels by public auction or by private contract to any person or persons willing to …. the purchaser or purchasers thereof respectively for such price or prices or sum or sums of money to the said Charles Richard & William Webster or the survivor or survivors of them or their heirs executors or administrators or assigns of such survivor shall seem reasonable & for promoting or facilitating such sale or sales shall so & enter into make & execute all sure contents conveyances securities assurities & such matters & things which to my said trustees or the survivors or survivor of them or their heirs or assigns of such survivor shall seem reasonable. And so I hereby will & direct that the person or persons who shall agree to become the purchaser or purchasers of all or any part of the said messuages lands tenements hereditatments & premises under the trusts hereintofore … and shall pay …. or shall purchase money or any part thereof unto the said Charles Richard & William Webster or to the survivor of them or executors administrators or assigns of such survivor shall not be obliged or required to see to the application of the same money or any part thereof nor be answerable nor be accountable for the misapplication or non application of the same. And that all & every the receipt & receipts that shall be given for the said purchase money or any part thereof by the said Charles Richard & William Webster or the survivors or survivor of them or the heirs executors administrators or assigns of such survivor shall be good & effectual dischargers for the money which shall be therein or thereby expressed to be or have been received. And I hereby will & direct that the said Charles Richard & William Webster & the survivors & survivor of them & their heirs executors administrators or assigns of such survivor go & shall stand & be possessed of & interested in the money to arise & be produced by the said sale or sales (including the said sum of seven hundred pounds in case my said son William shall pay the same to my said trustees pursuant to the condition hereinbefore annexed to the devise of my said estate at Burnham to him my said son but if not then including the purchase money which may be paid for same by the purchaser or purchasers thereof) and of the rents & profits of the said messuages lands tenements hereditatments & premises in the mean time until such sale or sales shall be made & effected. And as far as regards my estate at Burnham & until the said sum of 7 hundred pounds shall be paid according to the condition hereinbefore contained in default thereof until that said sale or sales shall be effected upon trust to pay out ninth part or share thereof to my son Charles Webster his executors or administrators & assigns to & for his own & their own absolute use & benefit. One other ninth part or share thereof to my son Henry Webster his executors administrators & assigns to & for his & their own absolute use & benefit. One other ninth part or share thereof to my son John Hearne Webster his executors administrators & assigns & for his & their own absolute use & benefit. One other ninth part or share thereof to my son Richard Webster his executors administrators & assigns & for his & their own absolute use & benefit. One other ninth part or share thereof to my son Thomas Webster his executors administrators & assigns & for his & their own absolute use & benefit. One other ninth part or share thereof to my son William Webster his executors administrators & assigns & for his & their own absolute use & benefit. One other ninth part or share thereof to my daughter Mary Ann Webster her executors administrators & assigns & for her & their own absolute use & benefit. And further it is my will & I so hereby direct that one other ninth part or share of the produce from the sale of my said real estates shall be by than my said trust sons Charles Richard & William Webster or the survivors or survivor of them or the executors administrators or assigns of such survivor laid out & invested in their names in the purchase of government or real securities in England at interest or such personal security at interest as they my said trustees shall think proper. And that they the said Charles Richard & William Webster & the survivors & survivor of them & the executors administrators & assigns of such survivor go & shall stand & be possessed of the … funds & securities on which the said last mentioned which part or share of the produce from the sale of my said real estates shall be laid out & invested. Also of & in the legacy of the sum of 5 hundred pounds. And of and of one ninth part or share of my residuary personal estate hereinbefore respectively bequeathed to them for the benefit of my said daughter Sophia the wife of the said Robert Style & her issue & of & in the stocks funds & securities upon which the same shall be laid out & invested pursuant to her directions hereinbefore contained upon trust that they the said Charles Richard & William Webster & the survivors & survivor of them & the executors administrators & assigns of such survivor do & shall during the life of my said daughter Sophia the wife of the said Robert Style pay her interest dividends & annual proceeds of such stocks funds & securities respectively to such person or persons & upon & for such interests & purposes as she my said daughter Sophia Style notwithstanding present or any future overture shall by any writing or writings to be by her signed after the said interest dividends & annual proceeds shall become one direct & appoint. And so that she shall not in anywise dispose of or offer the same by sale mortgage charge or otherwise in the way of anticipation. And in default of such direction or appointment into her own hands for her own use & benefit to … and so that the same may be for the sole separate & peculiar use & benefit of my said daughter Sophia Style independently & exclusively of her said present & any future husband & so that the same may not be in any wise subject or liable to the debts …. Interference or engagements of her said present or any future husband & after the decease of my said daughter Sophia Style & upon trust that they the said Charles Richard & William Webster & the survivors & survivor of them & the executors administrators & assigns of such survivor do & shall pay transfer & assign the said trust moneys stocks funds & securities to all & every the children & child of my said daughter Sophia Style either by her present or any future husband who being a son or sons shall attain the age of 21 years or being a daughter or daughters shall attain that age or be married to be divided between or amongst them if more than one in equal parts shares & proportions & if but one the whole to that one child & the interest dividends & annual proceeds of the …. share of same such child to be during its suspense of working applied to or towards his or her maintenance education & support. And in case my said daughter Sophia Style shall have no child or children who under the trust aforesaid shall become entitled to the said last mentioned trust monies stocks funds or securities or any part or share thereof then upon trust to pay transfer & assign the whole of the said last mentioned trust monies stocks funds & securities to the said Robert Style for his own absolute use & benefit in case he shall survive my said daughter but if not & my said daughter shall have married again then to any other taken husbands of my said daughter in the same manner. And in case my said daughter shall depart this life without leaving any children or child or any husband her surviving then upon trust to pay transfer & assign the same to my nearest of kin in the same manner & proportions as her same would go & be distributable according to the statute for the distribution of intestates effects.¹ John died on 2 January 1850 at age 86. He was buried on 8 January 1850 at Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England; His age was listed as 87 in the Burial Register.² The 1839 Robson Directory of Buckinghamshire listed a John Webster as a Grass Seedsman in Burnham. On his son William's marriage certificate he was listed as a Corn Factor of Burnham, Bucks.

     Elizabeth was born at Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England, in 1774.¹ She married John Webster at Ealing Parish, Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England, on 5 October 1802. As of 5 October 1802,her married name was Webster. Elizabeth died on 18 June 1847 at Buckinghamshire, England. She was buried on 25 June 1847 at Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England; Her age at death was listed as 72.²

     William was born at Britwell Farm, Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England, circa 1779. He was the son of Thomas Bayley and Frances (Fanny) Hoare. He married Jannett Randall at Saint Bride Fleet St., London, Greater London, England, on 20 August 1799. He married Mary Wilkins at Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England, on 25 September 1836. William died on 7 January 1852 at Dunbar.

     Jannett was born circa 1779. Jannett Randall was also known as Jeanette Randall. She married William Bayley at Saint Bride Fleet St., London, Greater London, England, on 20 August 1799. As of 20 August 1799,her married name was Bayley. Jannett died on 7 April 1832 at Prospect Cottage. She was buried on 13 April 1832 at Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England; Her name was spelled Jeanette in the burial register.¹

     John died. John was born at London, Greater London, England, on 23 December 1762. He was the son of John Kemshead and Anne Read. He married Alice Marsden at St Marylebone, London, on 3 July 1794. John applied for a marriage license at London, Greater London, England, on 20 May 1800. He married Ann Paddon Bryett in 1800.

     Ann was born circa 1778. She was the daughter of James Bryett and Elizabeth Hodge. She married John Kemshead in 1800. As of 1800,her married name was Kemshead. Ann died in September 1844 at Clerkenwell District, London, England.¹

     Jannett was born at Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England, on 12 August 1832. She was the daughter of William Bayley and Elizabeth Frances Kemshead. She married John Cross at Burnham Church, Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England, on 16 January 1860. As of 16 January 1860,her married name was Cross. Jannett died on 28 October 1883 at 72 Anerley Road, Crystal Palance, London, Greater London, England, at age 51.

     John Cross was the son of John Cross and Mary unknown. John died. After Jannett's death in 1883, John remarried. He took all but his eldest children to New Zealand in 1884. He married Jannett Bayley at Burnham Church, Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England, on 16 January 1860.

     Emma was born at Britwell Farm, Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England, circa February 1836. She was the daughter of William Bayley and Elizabeth Frances Kemshead. Emma died circa October 1836 at Britwell Farm, Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England. She was buried on 20 October 1836 at Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England.¹

     Elizabeth died. Elizabeth was born at Britwell Farm, Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England, circa 1838. She was the daughter of William Bayley and Elizabeth Frances Kemshead. She married John Thomas Mills at Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England, on 23 September 1858. As of 23 September 1858,her married name was Mills.

     John Thomas Mills was the son of John Mills. John died. He married Elizabeth Bayley at Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England, on 23 September 1858.

     Frances died. Frances was born at Britwell Farm, Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England, circa 1839. She was the daughter of William Bayley and Elizabeth Frances Kemshead. She married Charles William Smith at Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England, on 11 October 1860. As of 11 October 1860,her married name was Smith.

     Charles William Smith was the son of Thomas Smith. Charles died. He married Frances Bayley at Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England, on 11 October 1860.

     Katherine Hollis Perkins was the daughter of Edward Perkins and Elizabeth Bullock. Katherine died. She married John Bayley at St. Giles in the Fields, Middlesex, England, on 6 June 1868. As of 6 June 1868,her married name was Bayley.

     He was a gardener at Hedsar.

In the Phillimores transcriptions of Burnham marriages 1561-1812; John Webster gardener of Hedsar and Mary Mason widow of Burnham Lic. 27, Nov 1760. He married Mary Mason at Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England, on 27 November 1760. John died on 3 March 1794.

     Mary died. She married John Webster at Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England, on 27 November 1760. As of 27 November 1760,her married name was Webster.

     From a diary written by John Edgeson, it is apparent that he and Fanny never married due to "family complications". Fanny was a widow at the time Emma was born. Frances was born circa 1756. She was the daughter of William Hoare and Frances unknown. She married Thomas Bayley at St Martins in the Fields, Westminster, Greater London, England, on 7 May 1776. As of 7 May 1776,her married name was Bayley. Frances was a domestic partner of John Edgson in 1790. As of 1790,her married name was Edgson. She married John Webster on 29 August 1796. As of 29 August 1796,her married name was Webster. Frances died on 10 October 1801.

     Elizabeth was born at Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England, on 4 July 1803. She was the daughter of John Webster and Elizabeth Compton Hearne. She was baptized on 7 August 1803. Religion: (an unknown value). Elizabeth died on 12 September 1817 at age 14.

     Mary died. Mary was born at Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England, on 18 September 1804. She was the daughter of John Webster and Elizabeth Compton Hearne. She was baptized on 25 October 1804. Religion: (an unknown value).