1899 Jul 25. Born , Willesden, London
1899 Oct 8 Baptised. It is probably the vicar that got the exact DOB wrong
1901 census in Willesden
1911 census in Kilburn, N London
1916 Jan entered Eastbourne college
1917 left Eastbourne College
1918 Dec 20. Commissioned 2nd Lt from Sandhurst. In 5th Lancers
1919 Aug 17. Resigns his commission, as 2nd Lt
1920 Dec 20 Promoted Lt in Army Reserve
1920 Sep 17. Joined ADRIC with service no 586. Posted to J Coy. Mother at 23 Dyne Rd, London NW6
1921 Feb 16.. Posted to Depot
1921 Mar 12. Webb had a kit count and was missing a rifle and revolver.
1921 May 11 . Court Martial of Temporary Cadet CM Webb, Auxiliary Division, RIC; neglect of duty, allowing his firearms to be stolen; ; Dublin; found not guilty and released. Section Leader W R Green gave evidence
1921 May 19 Permitted to resign. Presumably because of the missing guns
1923 May/Jun married in Wandsworth to May B Brown
1924 Apr 6. Fined for not having his car number plate illuminated at Caterham
1939 Register Living with wife May Beatrice at 101 Dolphin Square , City of Westminster, London. He is a Registrar and Accountant Born 25 Jul 1899
1939 As a member of the Reserve of Officers he attended Sandhurst and was called for service in the Royal Armoured Corps and the 16/5th Lancers, and was later posted to the Special Service Battalion (afterwards Commandos) in the rank of Captain.
1941 Reaching the age-limit for service in that unit, Webb was seconded to the Pioneer Corps, promoted Major and served as an Acting Lieut Colonel. He had married May Beatrice Webb of Putney, and of three children, only one, Maurice, survived.
1941 he was living at Fir Grove, Burgess Hill.
1941 Apr 17 Died in Sussex. He was a Major in Armoured Corps. CWGC . Son of Thomas and Mary Webb; husband of May Beatrice Webb, of Putney, London. He received fatal injuries in a car accident while on duty. Webb was 41. He is remembered on the memorial panel at the Woking (St John’s) Crematorium, Surrey, Panel