i. THOMAS MONTGOMERY WEBB (b: 25 Nov 1873 Son of Arthur Alexander Webb and Ann Jefferis; d: 26 Apr 1951 aged 77Y)

Thomas mar: on 27 Jan 1899 to Margaret Ann Herbert (b. Aug 1878,"Farnham" Herbertville, Hawkes Bay, the daughter of Ellen Mary Ann Louisa and Charles Herbert; d. May 1957) Margaret's father was Charles Herbert J.P., they lived at Herbertville (formerly Wainui) which was named after her father who donated land for a school and post office. He and his three brothers owned three thousand acres of farmland around Wainui, which they had cleared and settled on. Margaret's grandfather was one of the old pioneer settlers of Wellington, Joseph Herbert.

Taranaki Herald,  22 Mar 1905: APPLICATIONS FOR LAND: sec 2, block J . 171 0 acres, Ohura, Thomas Montgomery Webb

Bush Advocate, 4 Aug 1905: We understand that Mr J. L. Bowen has sold his Tipapakuku property consisting of house and 20 acres, to Mr and Mrs T. M.Webb who will shortly be taking up their residence at Tipapakuku.

20 Aug 1906: The Tipapakuku School Committee held its ordinary monthly meeting  T. M. Webb (hon. sec)

22 Aug 1906: Land Transfers: T. M. Webb to H. Craven, section 2, block 1, Ohura;

5 Oct 1909: Mr. T. M; Webb, who was Mr. Stubbs's stock agent, has recently resigned.

 21 October 1909 PERSONAL. Mr F. C. Stubbs, accountaut of the local office of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agent Company, has entered into partnership with Mr T. M. Webb, another of tlie Loan Company's Dannevirke staff, a commission after a resolution was unanimously adopted by the Directors of the Taranaki Co-operative Dairy Company conveying the highest appreciation of Mr Stubbs' energy and successful work in the flotation of the company, and wishing him "the fullest measure of success and prosperity."

14 Feb 1910: In consequence of his mother's serious illness, Mr T. M. Webb received an urgent call to the South, and left by the 1 o'clock train to catch the steamer at Wellington. We regret to learn that hardly had Mr Webb's train left the station when word of his mother's death was received.

26 Jan 1911: Mr T. M. Webb, one of the secretaries of the Dannevirke A. and P. Association, attended the show at Woodville and was successful in obtaining a large .number of entries, chiefly from the .most successful exhibitors at the show. Up to a late hour last night and by the mails this morning, the secretaries were kept busy receiving entries, which when classified they anticipate will be very satisfactory.

5 Oct 1911: T. M. WEBB & LAND, ESTATE, COMMISSION & FINANCIAL AGENTS, Station-street Dannevirke. HAVING commenced in business as above, I shall be pleased to receive from principals particulars of properties for sale, when they shall receive careful attention. Purchasers for properties should communicate with us.

 1 April 1911: BY ORDER. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP ""NOTICE is hereby given that the .partnership heretofore subsisting between FRANCIS CHARLES STUBBS and THOMAS MONTGOMERY WEBB, carrying oin business as Land, Stock and Commision Agents at Danuovirke under firm of "Stubbs and Webb," lias been dissolved by mutual consent as from the date hereof. 31st day of M-arch, 1911. F. C. STUBBS, T. M. WEBB. Witness: R. N. Blakiston, Solicitor, Dannevirke.

NOTICE. THE Partnership hitherto existing between Mr F. C. Stubbs and myself having been dissolved by mutual consent as from the 31st March, I have to thank the farmers of Dannievirke and districts for the very generous support accorded to the firm of Stubbs and Webb. Mr Stubbs continues in business in the old premises in Ward-street under the style of F. C. Stubbs and Co.  T. M. WEBB

 25 April 1914: The Dannevirke Chamber of Commerce has appointed Messrs. T. M. Webb and A. J. C. Luneman as representatives at a conference to be held at Napier in with the Napier Chamber's proposal to make one uniform rate for all sales commission.

NZ Herald,  1 June 1938: NATIVE AFFAIRS  An. office has been opened by the Native Affairs Department in the new Government block in Knox Street, Hamilton, to deal with the administration' of Waikato Maori land development scheme. Messrs. T. M. Webb and N. A. Palmer of 'the Native Affairs Depart:been appointed to the office.

Thomas worked as an advisor to the Maori Council and took up residence at Hamilton NZ. He separated from his wife and partner was Ruth Gwenndoline Rush dau of
John Joseph Herbert Rush and Florence Emma Le Bas

Children of Thomas Montgomerie Webb and Margaret Ann Herbert are:

i Sydney Walter Webb (b: 25 May 1899, d: 14 Oct 1981)

ii Arthur Webb (b: 15 Nov 1901, Herbertville, d. 30 Jun 1980, Dannevirke) mar: Mary Muriel Bissell. Their 4 daughters: Alice Patricia; Lindsay Margaret; Jennifer Gwen Bissell and Gillian Mary Webb

iii Charles Allan Webb (b: 15 May 1903, d: 24 Jan 1956) mar: Ida Hutching - their 4 children: Pauleen Ann; Montgomery; Warren and Barbara Webb.

iv  Iris Hope Webb (b: 1904, d: 1985) mar: John Haslam Fairhurst - their dau: Dianne Fairhurst 

v George Herbert Webb (b: 07 Dec 1906, Tipapakuku, Dannevirke, d: 1997) mar: Rona Edith Postgate - their family Cynthia Margaret & Trrance Ashley Webb　

iii. ANNIE HALL WEBB (b. 18 Jul 1876; d. 1 Jan 1950 aged 73Y; bur: Wellington) Anne went to Spokane, Ohio as a housekeeper for her uncle Walter Jefferis for fifteen years.

When she returned she kept house for Thomas Culverwell on a farm in Taneatua and later married him. She was admitted to Porirua Hospital on 5th November 1949 with Senile Dementia having been transferred there from Cook Hospital, Gisborne.　

iv. JOHN JEFFERIS WEBB (b. 19 Jun 1879; d. 16 Dec 1893, bur: 20 Dec 1893  West Taieri Cem; Block 24 . Plot 8; age 15 Y six mths)

v. HUGH GEORGE* WEBB (b: 09 Nov 1880 in East Taiera, Otago Son of Arthur Alexander Webb and Ann Jefferis; d: 26 Mar 1938, Wellington aged 52Y) mar: 1919 to LUCY MAY MADDOCK (b. 1887, Blenheim, Marlborough, her parents Enoch Maddock and Harriet nee Hnderson; d: 18 Oct 1968 aged 81Y)

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE. WE, HUGH GEORGE WEBB, of Timaru, Hotel Manager, HERBERT WEBB, of Dunedin, Solicitor and WALTER RAYMOND, of Timaru, Solicitor, the Executors of the will of Ann Webb deceased, acting under Probate granted to them on the 29th day of April, 1910, being the holder of a, Publican's License in respect of the House and Premises situate at Timaru and known as "THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, I do hereby givo notice that we desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Timaru on the 6th day of June 1910, apply for a Transfer of the said License from ourselves to the said HUGH GEORGE WEBB, our appointee. Dated the 11th day of May. 1910. WALTER RAYMOND. HERBERT WEBB. H. GEORGE WEBB.

LICENSING COMMITTEE. ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting of the Timaru Licensing Committee: Transfers Commercial Hotel executors Mary Ann Webb, deceased, to Hugh George Webb. Mr W. Raymond in support.

Publican's licenses were granted as follows, the police reports being favourable:  Commercial Hotel, Hugh George Webb:

Timaru Herald, 8 Oct 1910: HUGH GEORGE WEBB, of Timaru, Hotelkeeper, being the holder of the Publican's License in respect of the House and Premises situate at Timaru known as THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Timaru on the Fifth Day of December 1910; apply for a transfer of the said License from myself to JAMES JOHN ARDAGH, my appointee dated this Fifth Day of Oct, 1910. H. GEORGE WEBB.

Evening Post, 6 June 1921: Tranfer to Cambridge Hotel, Wellington

Evening Post, 6 March 1922: Hugh George Webb to Ernest Limbrick, Cambridge Hotel;

Press,  2 Sept 1922: The quarterly meeting of the Kaiapoi District Licensing Commiteee was held at the Courthouse yesterday. Sarah Jane Melling to Hugh George Webb; Plough Hotel, Rangiora.,

Press, 15 May 1923: APPLICATION FOR A PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. I, HUGH GEORGE WEBB, of Cust, do hereby give notice that desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Kaiapoi on tho fourth day of June, apply for a Certificate authorising tho issue' of a Publican's License for a house situate at Cust, and known as the Cust Hotel, containing sixteen rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family. Dated the 4th day of May, 1923. (Signed) H. G. WEBB.

Hugh had a hotel at Turakina. ??????????

Evening Post,  21 Mar 1938: WEBB.�The Friends of the late Hugh George; Webb are invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave the Chapel of Kobt. H..,Wilson and Sons, Ltd., Tomorrow (Tuesday), March 22, 1938; at 10 a.m.. for the Crematorium, Karori.