Webb, J. B., Mrs. 1806-1880
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Name (Hebrew)
וב-פפלו, אני
Name (Latin)
Webb, J. B., Mrs. 1806-1880
Other forms of name
Author of Naomi, 1806-1880
Molyneaux, Annie, 1806-1880
Naomi, Author of, 1806-1880
Peploe, Annie Molyneaux Webb-, 1806-1880
Peploe, Annie Webb-, 1806-1880
Peploe, J. B., Mrs. (Annie), 1806-1880
Peploe, Mrs. (Annie), 1806-1880
Webb, Annie Molyneaux, 1806-1880
Webb, J. B., Mrs., 1806-1880
Webb, Mrs. (Annie), 1806-1880
Webb-Peploe, A. Mrs. (Annie Molyneux), 1806-1880
Webb-Peploe, Annie, 1806-1880
Webb-Peploe, Mrs. (Annie), 1806-1880
Webb-Peploe, Annie, 1805-1880
Webb, J. B., Mrs., 1805-1880
Peploe, J. B., Mrs., 1805-1880
Peploe, Annie Weeb-, 1805-1880
Peploe, Annie (Molyneux), 1805-1880
Webb-Peploe, Mrs. (Annie), 1805-1880
פפלו, אני וב-
Date of birth
1805
Date of death
1880
Associated country
Great Britain
Gender
female
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Sources of Information
- Annie Webb (Alternate Name(s): Molyneux (maiden name); Webb-Peploe (alternate name); Biography: Annie Webb (later Webb-Peploe) was born in 1805 at Ludlow, the daughter of Captain John Molyneux, R.N. In 1828 she married John Birch Webb (1801-1869), the vicar of Weobly, Herefordshire. The family took the name "Peploe" in 1866. She wrote upwards of twenty five works beginning with Naomi: or, The Last Days of Jerusalem (1841). Most of her fiction is historical with religious themes and was often reprinted. The couple had two sons: one became clergyman and the other served in parliament. Webb died in 1880 ( (At the circulating library: a database of Victorian fiction, 1837-1901, online, January 10, 2019:) )
- Boase. Modern Eng. biog., v. 2(Peploe, Annie; m. 1-3-1828 John Birch Webb, who took the name of Peploe, 1866)
- Brit. Lib. cat.(Webb, afterwards Webb-Peploe (Annie))
- Her Naomi, 1872:title page (Mrs J B Webb)
- Mansell(hdg.: Peploe, Annie (Molyneaux) "Mrs. J. B. Peploe", 1805-1880; usage: Mrs. J. B. Webb; variants: Mrs. Webb Peploe, Annie Webb-Peploe, Mrs. Webb, Author of Naomi)
- OCLC search, January 10, 2019(access points: Webb, Annie, Mrs.; Webb, J. B., Mrs.; Webb, Mrs. J. B.; Webb-Peploe, Mrs. (Annie), 1805-1880; Webb-Peploe, A. (Annie (Molyneux)), Mrs., 1805-1880; Webb, J. B.; usage: Mrs. J.B. Webb; The author of "Naomi"; Mrs. Webb; Mrs. J. Webb; Mrs. Webb Peploe; J.B. Webb; Annie Webb-Peploe)
- Annie Webb-Peploe's story, Deaf and dumb (Annie Molyneux, a prolific, if more or less forgotten Victorian author, was born on the 24th of February 1806 (not 1805 as so many bibliographical details say), daughter to John Molyneux, and a descendant of Thomas Molyneux, who was born in Calais when it was still English. Annie married John Birch Webb, who became the vicar of Weobley in Herefordshire. In 1866 he took the surname Peploe, so they became the Webb-Peploe's. Annie Webb-Peploe, or Webb in the earlier part of her life, is hardly known now, but if she is read or remembered, it is probably for the book Naomi: or, The last days of Jerusalem (1841); She died in 1880. ( (University College London Ear Institute & Action on Hearing Loss Libraries, January 10, 2019:) )
- Stanton Lacy (Stanton Lacy is a small village and geographically large civil parish located in south Shropshire, England, 3 miles (4.8 km) north of Ludlow. People: Victorian writer Annie Molyneux, later Mrs Annie Webb and then Annie Webb-Peploe, author of Naomi; or, The last days of Jerusalem (1841), was born in Stanton Lacy in 1806 ( (Wikipedia, January 10, 2019:) )
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