Editing House Webber (section)

===Lord Wyman Webber===
Lord [[Wyman Webber]]'s sons died in infancy, and his only heir was his daughter, [[Rohanne Webber|Rohanne]]. Lord Wyman was good friends with his neighbor, Ser Eustace Osgrey, although Eustace was somewhat envious of the Webber lands and castle that had once belonged to House Osgrey. Ser Eustace's youngest son, [[Addam Osgrey|Addam]], served at Coldmoat as Wyman's [[page]] and [[squire]], and began a childhood romance with Rohanne. But when Eustace proposed that Addam marry Rohanne, Wyman rejected him; though he was courteous, as Eustace left, he heard Wyman laughing with his [[castellan]], Ser [[Lucas Inchfield]]. Wyman then had the ten-year-old Rohanne married to another of his squires, a twelve-year-old boy.

Animosity built between House Webber and House Osgrey because of this event, and because in the [[First Blackfyre Rebellion]], Lord Wyman was a loyalist supporting "the red [[dragon]]", King [[Daeron II Targaryen]], while Ser Eustace supported "the black dragon", the pretender [[Daemon I Blackfyre]]. In {{Date|196}}, Lord Wyman fought in the [[Battle of the Redgrass Field]] on the side of [[House Targaryen]]. His squire, Rohanne's husband, was slain in the battle, and Rohanne became a widow for the first time at the age of ten. Eustace Osgrey also fought in the battle, on the side of [[House Blackfyre]], and his squire Addam was killed as well. Rohanne wept only for Addam, not for the husband she barely knew; she blamed Ser Eustace for his death, and held a grudge against the [[knight]] thereafter. 

After the Blackfyres were defeated, King Daeron punished the [[traitor]]ous House Osgrey and rewarded House Webber. Lord Wyman and his descendants were granted ownership of the [[Chequy Water]], from where the stream rises in the [[Horseshoe Hills]] to the shores of [[Leafy Lake]]. They were further granted the rights to hunt in Osgrey's forest, [[Wat's Wood]], and to cut twenty trees from the wood each year. Over time, House Webber cleared trees on both banks of the stream to make way for pastures.

Lord Wyman had the thirteen-year-old Rohanne married again to a fifty-five-year-old man, who soon died of a [[disease|chill]]. Six months after his death, she gave birth to their son, who was weak and died within three days. Rohanne's third husband, Ser [[Simon Staunton]], choked to death on a chicken bone, while her fourth husband, Ser [[Rolland Uffering]], died of the [[Great Spring Sickness]]. Rohanne bore a daughter by either her third or fourth husband, but the girl did not live a year. Lord Wyman, still wanting descendants, attempted to marry Rohanne to his castellan, Ser Lucas Inchfield, but she refused him. Wyman's deathbed will then required that Rohanne marry within two years of his death; if she remained unwed after that time, Coldmoat would be granted to her cousin, Ser [[Wendell Webber]]. As Ser Wendell was married to the sister of Lord [[House Rowan|Rowan]], the Webber overlord upheld the will.{{ref|TSS}}