Within this website I have uploaded scanned photographs that have been shared with me by family members. In addition to the photos I have begun to share some family history information. That information MUST be viewed only as a starting point. Where possible I have noted sources, some of these electronic. This means those entries have NOT been substantiated. If anyone believes there is an error please email me and I will be glad to correct it if there is a more accurate source provided.
Thank you for visiting this website.
- Kenneth Clark Webb
Edmonds, Washington
My father, Harold Leslie Webb, passed away on Saturday September 17th 2005. Our family, and his many friends, miss him greatly, and will continue to do so for a quite a long time. We all never truly get over that one, so dearly loved, is no longer walking with or near us.
One of the compliments made of dad is from my brother-in-law. He said, "We celebrate with heaven today His good and faithful servant and do not say 'goodbye' rather, 'farewell, for now' to this gentle giant of a man. We will try to stay in your footprints. Thanks for allowing us all to stand on your broad shoulders, Les Webb".
I never thought of may dad in that way. He truly was, however, an outstanding example, model and mentor. It was said many times recently that dad never spoke an unkind word of or to anyone. I believe that to be true. I personally cannot think of one.
We remember those times with him in this life and look forward to seeing him in the next.
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- six mugs in Aberdeen, SD circa 1900 (71 KB)
The gentleman in the upper left of this photograph is Charles Alva Clark (identified by grandson, Roger Clark). The gentleman in the top center is Charles Loerch. The gentleman in the top right is Orris Clark. The gentleman in the lower left is Eugene Erastus Webb. The gentleman in the lower center is Orlando "Lan" Clark. The gentleman in the lower right is Johnny Jones(photograph courtesy of Harold L. Webb)
- Harold L & Gladys E & Joyce L Webb circa 1935 (62 KB)
For those of you who know Gladys, Leslie and Joyce Webb, here is what they looked like 60 some odd years ago. Aren't they all just charmers?!! (Photograph courtesy of Harold L. Webb)
- Phares C. Stannard born about 1875 (114 KB)
Phares Stannard was the youngest of seven children born to Asa Stannard and Cynthia Cook in the Shellrock, Iowa area. (Photograph courtesy of Gladys Webb Autry)
- Les Webb looking pretty cool (281 KB)
This is a photo of Les that was discovered when going through his belongings following his recent death on September 17, 2005. We all mourn his passing. (photo courtesy of Etta L. Webb)
- Erastus Webb & Jane Clute courtesy of Bonnye Bond (238 KB)
From an old but well preserved album believed to have been owned by Capt. J.J. and Ermina (Webb) Butler family of Chestnut Ridge, Hounsfield, NY. The inscription as it is written in the album reads, "Uncle Erastus Webb and Wife". The album is located with Sue Snyder and family at Butler Shores, Town of Housfield, Jefferson County, New York. -Bonnye Bond, San Antonio, Texas, September 21, 2001
- Scanned "copy" of a Tintype of Asa Stannard (142 KB)
Asa Stannard was born February 10, 1827 in Rochester, NY. (the copy of the Tintype is presented courtesy of Gladys Webb Autry)
- Louise Frances Burtis (72 KB)
This is my grandmother. it is another photo that was discovered while going through the belongings of the late Harold L. Webb. (photo courtesy of Etta L. Webb)
- Sybil Phelps Kenney (63 KB)
This photo of Sybil Phelps Kenney is provided courtesy of Cher Classick.
- David Fenton Clark (69 KB)
David Clark b. September 15, 1839 in Braintree, Vermont married Mary Tyler b. October 02, 1851 in Buffalo, New York and gave birth to Mary "Minnie" Clark wife of Eugene Erastus Webb.
- Louse Frances Burtis (117 KB)
This photo of Louise Burtis was taken when she was about 18 years old. It was discovered while going through the belongings of the late Harold L. Webb. (photo courtesy of Etta L. Webb)
- David F. Clark (167 KB)
This is a photo of David Fenton Clark outside the home of Gene Webb and Minnie Clark Webb in Aberdeen, South Dakota. The photo is provided courtesy of Joyce Webb Reed.
- Mary Tyler (51 KB)
This photo is the compliment of the photo of David Clark. (both courtesy of Gladys Estelle Webb Autry)
- Ann Stubbins and perhaps her brother (84 KB)
This woman in this photo was recently identified as Ann Stubbins. The name of gentleman seated beside her is unknown. (photo courtesy of Etta L. Webb)
- David F. Clark and Mary Tyler (180 KB)
This is a Studio photo of David Fenton Clark and his wife Mary Tyler. Photo is courtesy of Joyce Webb Reed.
- Nesbitts & Freemans (98 KB)
Louise & Kenneth Nesbitt and George & Mabel Freeman 1929-30.(courtesy Etta Louise Nesbitt Webb)
- Jane Clute, wife of Erastus Webb (341 KB)
This photograph of Jane Clute is courtesy of the late Joyce Lorraine Webb Reed.
- Nesbitt group photo (62 KB)
Nesbitt family left to right top row:
Clyde Young & Elise, Imogene Young, Ronald Nesbitt, Louise & Kenneth Nesbitt, Will & Marjorie Stavely, John Kelso Nesbitt.
Middle row:
Clyde Young Jr.. Robert Freeman, Imogene (Gene) Young, Stavely daughter, Lois Young, Elizabeth Stewart Humphrey Nesbitt.
Bottom row:
Etta Nesbitt, Margaret Young
- Erastus Webb (301 KB)
This photograph of Erastus Webb is courtesy of the late Joyce Lorraine Webb Reed
- Vera Estella Tippey age 4 (183 KB)
This old photo is courtesy of Harold L. Webb
- Joyce Lorraine Webb Reed (131 KB)
I have submitted this photo in memory of my Aunt Joyce. She was born March 25, 1924 in Aberdeen, SD and died May 19, 2002 at home with her family in Bend, Oregon. She will be missed greatly by her family and by those who knew her well.
- Stannard siblings and an unknown child. (214 KB)
Miriam, Calista, Mesissa, Carlon & Phares Stannard with an unknown child being held by Phares. Perhaps the child is his or one of the other siblings that are standing. Photo courtesy of Joyce Lorraine Webb Reed.
- Vera Estella Tippey (58 KB)
She is about 30. So the photo is circa 1920's.
- Another photo of Vera Estella Tippey (112 KB)
Here is a picture of Vera Tippey as I remember her, a wonderful Grandma.
- Four young ladies from South Dakota (85 KB)
The ladies are from left to right: Myrtle Clark Jones, Frantie Gregson Webb, Anna Armour, Flossie Webb
- Frantie, Flossie, Roy & Saidee Webb (111 KB)
This is another photo of Flossie, Frantie and Roy Webb but with the inclusion of the oldest sibling, Saidee Ellen. She was also born to Frank William Webb & Mary Ellen Wilson. (photo courtesy of M. G. Shanks)
- Roy, Flossie & Frantie Webb (99 KB)
Three siblings from top to bottom then left to right: Roy Webb, Flossie Webb, Frantie Webb. All three are the children of Frank W. Webb Flossie & Frantie are twins born to Mary Ellen Wilson Webb. Roy was born to Penila Wilson Webb. Mary Wilson Webb died the year the twins were born. Frank married Penila about two years later.
- Mary Ellen Wilson (125 KB)
Mary Ellen Wilson is the first wife of Frank William Webb. (photo courtesy of M.G. Shanks)
- Miriam, Melissa, Calista, Carlon & Phares Stannard (128 KB)
From left to right & top row to bottom are Miriam Stannard Dailey, Melissa Stannard Soash, Calista Stannard Soash, Carlon Stannard & Phares Stannard. This photo is provided courtesy of Polly Skipton Stanczak.
- Saidee Ellen Webb (109 KB)
Saidee Ellen Webb is the oldest daughter of Frank Webb and Mary Wilson. Saidee (b. June 28, 1880) married Hiram A. Gregson June 14, 1906 (b. August 24, 1881)
- Soash brothers and the sisters they married. (114 KB)
George Soash, Kate McClintock Soash (mother of George & William),Calista Stannard Soash, Melissa Stannard Soash, William Soash. Photo courtesy of Polly Skipton Stanczak.
- Roy Webb Obituary (155 KB)
Obituary shared courtesy of the Aberdeen Library, Aberdeen, SD
- Ida Arvilla Stannard (85 KB)
Ida Arvilla Stannard, born January 23, 1874 in Shellrock, Iowa. photo courtesy of Harold Leslie Webb.
- Penila Wilson Webb (121 KB)
Penila Wilson Webb was the second wife of Frank William Webb and mother of Roy Webb.
- Ida Stannard, age 71. (67 KB)
Ida Arvilla Stannard Tippey at 71 years of age. Photo courtesy of Harold Leslie Webb.
- Mrg. lic. of Frank Webb and Mary Ellen Wilson (413 KB)
This is an unofficial copy of the marriage license for Frank Webb and Mary Ellen Wilson acquired from Green lake county Wisconsin
- George & Calista Soash family. (209 KB)
1900 Clarkville, Minnesota. George Soash, Jesse Soash (daughter - 12 years), Calista Stannard Soash, Vern Soash (son - 8 years), Merle Soash (daughter - 1 1/2 years). Photo courtesy of Polly Skipton Stanczak.
- Barn at Sunny Side farm (79 KB)
This old photo is of the barn at the Sunnyside farm located in Aberdeen, SD. The barn was taken down in the fall of 2004.
- George & Calista Soash 1937 (194 KB)
George & Calista (Stannard) Soash 1937. Photo courtesy Polly Skipton Stanczak.
- Painting of Flossie Webb's (124 KB)
This is a photo of a painting painted by Flossie Webb (courtesy of M.G.Shanks)
- Etta Louise Nesbitt (265 KB)
This photo was probably taken when Etta was about 18 years old (according to Etta):
photo courtesy of Etta Louise Webb
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The Erastus Webb family of Jefferson Co, NY & many others