Jim Webb (James H. Webb Jr.; 1946 - ), American author, decorated Marine, former Secretary of Navy, Virginia Senator

Mary Webb (1881 - 1927), English romantic novelist

Webb Ranch, a farm on Stanford University land, USA

Gary Webb, singer known by his stage name Gary Numan

Sidney Webb (1859 - 1947), British reformer; husband of Beatrice Webb

Harry Webb, singer better known by his stage name Cliff Richard

Beatrice Webb (1858 - 1943), British reformer; wife of Sidney Webb

Gary Webb, US reporter

Karrie Webb (1974 - ), Australian golfer

Jimmy Webb (1946 - ), US composer

James Watson Webb (1802-1884), U.S. newspaper publisher and New York politician

Billy Webb, alias of Goldie Lookin Chain member, Greg Johnston

Clifton Webb (1889 - 1966), US actor

James Webb Space Telescope

Jack Webb (1920 - 1982), US actor, most famous for his role as a detective in the television series Dragnet

Derek Webb, musician

David Webb, Footballer and football manager

Webb Institute, US college

Marti Webb (1944 - ), US actor

Alexander Russell Webb (1846 - 1916), Journalist and Islamic convert

Robin Webb, runs the Animal Liberation Press Office

Webb County, Texas, USA

James E. Webb (1906 - 1992), second administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)

Webb, New York, USA

Electra Havemeyer Webb (1888-1960), U.S. art collector, founded the Shelburne Museum

Mike Webb (pastor) (1956 - ), Australian TV co-host turned church minister

Morgan Webb, US television host

Sir William Flood Webb (1887-1972), Australian Supreme Court judge

Chick Webb (1909 - 1939), US jazz musician

Charles Webb (1939 - ), Author

Neil Webb, (1963 - ), British footballer, Nottingham Forest and England international

David Michael Webb, a Hong Kong sharemarket analyst

Aston Webb (1849 - 1930), British architect

John Joshua Webb, American outlaw of the 19th century

Patrick Charles Webb (1884 - 1950), New Zealand unionist and politician

Skeeter Webb (1909 - 1986), Major League Baseball player

Steve Webb (1965 - ), United Kingdom politician

Spud Webb (1963 - ), National Basketball Association (NBA) basketball player

Webb Hayes (1856 – 1923), US businessman and soldier

Donald Eugene Webb (1931 - ), fugitive on the FBI's most wanted list

Weber is a surname of German origin, derived from the noun meaning "weaver". The German pronunciation is "IPA: [ˈveˌbɐ]", while in English it is more likely to be pronounced "IPA: /ˈwɛbɚ/" or "/ˈweɪbɚ/". In some cases, following migration to...

Mike Webb (radio announcer)

Webb, Mississippi, USA

Matthew Webb (1848 ? 24 July 1883), first person to swim the English Channel without the use of artificial aids

John Webb (composer), (b. 1969), English composer

Robert Webb (1972 - ), British Actor, Comedian, and writer

Lucy Webb Hayes (1831 - 1889), First Lady of the United States during the presidency of her husband Rutherford B. Hayes

Philip Webb, British Arts and Crafts architect, designed Red House in Bexleyheath

Francis Webb (engineer) (1836-1906), Locomotive designer for the London and North Western Railway

H. Walter Webb (1856-1919) U.S. railway executive

Webb, Alabama, USA

Webb Lake, Wisconsin, USA

Webb City, Missouri, USA

William Seward Webb (1851-1926), U.S. entrepreneur, founded the Shelburne Farms

Webb, Iowa, USA

Wellington Webb (1941 - ), US politician

Thomas William Webb (1807 ? 1885), British astronomer

William Frederick Webb (1829 - 1899), Captain in the 17th Lancers

John Webb (architect) (1611 - 1672), English architect

Webb City, Oklahoma, USA

James Webb (governor) (? - 1761), Governor of Newfoundland, Canada

Del Webb ? developer

Richard Webb (1952 - ), Cricketer

James Webb (historian) (1945 - 1980) English historian and biographer

Benjamin Joseph Webb (1814 - 1897), Catholic editor, state senator for Kentucky, and historian

Keith Webb, Australian TV co-host (name change to Houghton-Webb in later life)

Ralph Humphreys Webb (1887 - 1945), Politician and Mayor of Winnipeg

Eliza Vanderbilt Webb (1860-1936), founded the Shelburne Farms

Chloe Webb (1960 - ), US actor

Travis "Spider" Webb (1910 - 1990), Formula One driver

Webb Pierce (1921 - 1991), American country music singer

William Henry Webb (1816 - 1899), U.S. industrialist and philanthropist

Philip Barker Webb (1793 - 1854), English botanist

Nick Webb (1959- ), Author

Richard Webb (1915 - 1993), Actor

Lizzie Webb, British exercise television show host

Leonard Webb (1921 - ) World War Two veteran

George Webb (1911 - 1998), British Actor

The Webb School

Webb and Knapp, development company

Nick Webb (1954-1998), Musician

Tamilee Webb (born 1960), a personal fitness personality

Sarah Webb (1977 - ), British Olympic sailor

Webbe is a surname, and may refer to Alexander Webbe, English cricketer Harold Webbe, British politician Samuel Webbe, British composer Simon Webbe, British musician William Webbe, English critic and translator of the sixteenth century See also Webb...

Webb Seymour (1718 - 1793), 10th Duke of Somerset

Sam Webb, US politician

Simon Webb (1949 - 2005), British Chess player

Mount Webb National Park, Queensland, Australia

George James Webb (1803 - 1887), British-American composer

Webber may refer to: Webber, Kansas, a US city Webber International University, in Babson Park, Florida, US Webber (surname), people with the surname...

Anthony Jerome "Spud" Webb American basketball player

Alan Webb either American track athlete, (1983 - ); or English actor, (1906-1982)

Brandon Webb (1979 - ), Major League Baseball starting pitcher, 2006 National League Cy Young Award winner.

Carl Webb, Australian rugby league player

Gary Webb (author), author and younger brother to Mike and Keith Webb

Richard Maxwell Webb (systems) (1950 - ), Church_Stretton U.K., Ottawa Canada

Rhys 'Spider' Webb (b.1983), musician with The Horrors

William Webb Ellis (1806-1872), founder of Rugby football

Gardner-Webb University, a private 4 year college located in Boiling Springs, North Carolina