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Jennie D. STANLEY was born about 1871 in Barrington, NS, Cananda.234 She died.
Spouse: William Ernest PARKER. William Ernest PARKER and Jennie D. STANLEY were married on January 26, 1889 in Yarmouth, NS, Canada.1589 They were divorced before 1901. Children were: PARKER.
Mary Ada STANLEY was born in February 1881 in Benton County, MO.3913 She died. Parents: Thomas Francis STANLEY and Emily SALSBURY.
Spouse: Alford A. VINCENT. Alford A. VINCENT and Mary Ada STANLEY were married on July 31, 1904 in Henry County, MO.625 Children were: James V. VINCENT, Stanley V. VINCENT, Marvin C. VINCENT, Georgie E. VINCENT, Ruth I. VINCENT.
Mary Frances STANLEY was born on April 5, 1846 in Jackson County, MO.3958,3959 She died on November 8, 1886 in Jackson County, MO.2831 She was buried after November 8, 1886 in Jackson County, MO.2831 Parents: Richard Daniel STANLEY and Mary WILLIAMS.
Spouse: Edward B. TUCKER. Edward B. TUCKER and Mary Frances STANLEY were married on December 21, 1871 in Jackson County, MO.3959 Children were: Lenora TUCKER, Richard B. TUCKER, Louisa J. TUCKER.
Maude STANLEY was born after 1872 in Benton County, MO.3913 She died before 1908. Parents: Thomas Francis STANLEY and Emily SALSBURY.
Noris W. STANLEY was born about 1903 in Missouri.93 He died. Parents: William D. STANLEY and Rilla J..
Richard Daniel STANLEY was born in 1797 in Virginia.2831 He died on September 12, 1864 in Carroll County, MO.2831,3960,3961 He was buried after September 12, 1864 in Carroll County, MO.2831,3960,3961
Spouse: Mary WILLIAMS. Richard Daniel STANLEY and Mary WILLIAMS were married on January 11, 1844 in Jackson, MO.3962 Children were: Susan Miranda STANLEY, Mary Frances STANLEY, Thomas Francis STANLEY.
Robert M. STANLEY was born after 1877 in Benton County, MO.3913 He died on August 6, 1894 in Benton County, MO.3963 Died when his mule fell over a calf in the road, throwing him to the ground, the mule falling upon him, fracturing his skull and crushing his breast. He was carried to the house of Albert Maxwell and his family and three physicians summoned. Parents: Thomas Francis STANLEY and Emily SALSBURY.
Susan Miranda STANLEY was born on January 2, 1845 in Jackson County, MO.3959,3964 She was Baptist in 1867 in Missouri. Missionary Bapist Church. She died on April 28, 1917 in Benton County, MO.2187 She was buried after April 28, 1917 in Benton County, MO. Parents: Richard Daniel STANLEY and Mary WILLIAMS.
Spouse: George C. FRANS. George C. FRANS and Susan Miranda STANLEY were married on March 6, 1862 in Jackson County, MO.2187 Children were: William Daniel FRANS.
Spouse: John Anthony TUCKER. John Anthony TUCKER and Susan Miranda STANLEY were married on January 28, 1866 in Jackson County, MO.3959 Children were: James Wallace TUCKER, James R. TUCKER, Thomas E. TUCKER, Mary J. TUCKER, Richard Walter TUCKER, Evie E. TUCKER, Dora B. TUCKER, Annie TUCKER, Rufus C. TUCKER, Delpha A. TUCKER, Nannie Pearl TUCKER.
Thomas C. STANLEY was born about 1910 in Missouri.93 He died. Parents: William D. STANLEY and Rilla J..
Thomas Francis STANLEY was born on July 27, 1848 in Jackson County, MO.3913,3958 He died on October 16, 1908 in Henry County, MO.3965 He was a County Judge in Fristoe Township, Benton County, MO. Parents: Richard Daniel STANLEY and Mary WILLIAMS.
Spouse: Emily SALSBURY. Thomas Francis STANLEY and Emily SALSBURY were married on January 11, 1872 in Jackson County, MO.3913 Children were: Robert M. STANLEY, Ethel STANLEY, Maude STANLEY, William D. STANLEY, Mary Ada STANLEY.
William D. STANLEY was born on December 19, 1873 in Benton County, MO.3966 1900 Census shows November, 1872 as the date of birth. He died in April 1964.93 Parents: Thomas Francis STANLEY and Emily SALSBURY.
Spouse: Rilla J.. William D. STANLEY and Rilla J. were married about 1898 in Missouri.261 Children were: Hibbard STANLEY, Noris W. STANLEY, Ethel V. STANLEY, Thomas C. STANLEY.
Permelia STANTON924 was born about 1790. She died.
Spouse: Luther WARNER. Luther WARNER and Permelia STANTON were married about 1810. Children were: Elvira Lucretia WARNER.
Sarah Catherine STARK was born on October 20, 1851 in Hannibal, MO.3396 She died on February 3, 1915 in Dinuba, Tulare County, CA.1619 She was buried on February 5, 1915 in Vacaville, Solano County, CA.1619 She had her estate probated on February 25, 1915 in Visalia, Tulare County, CA.
Spouse: Franklin WILLIAMS. Franklin WILLIAMS and Sarah Catherine STARK were married on October 22, 1879 in Vacaville, Solano County, CA.3396 Children were: Wirt Carleton WILLIAMS, Rolley Franklin WILLIAMS.
Emma STARKEY was born about 1855. She died.
Spouse: Frederic J. HIBBARD. Frederic J. HIBBARD and Emma STARKEY were married on November 2, 1872 in Batavia, IL.553
Domitille STE-MARIE was born about 1815. She died.
Spouse: Etienne CHATEL. Etienne CHATEL and Domitille STE-MARIE were married on January 7, 1834 in St-Constant, Québec, Lower Canada.340 Children were: Alphonzine CHATELLE.
Rowland STEBBING was born in October 1592 in Bocking Parish, Essex, Kingdom of England.3967 He was baptized on November 5, 1592 in St. Mary's Church, Bocking Parish, Essex, Kingdom of England. He emigrated on April 30, 1634 from England. Came to America with his wife Sarah on the ship Francis of Ipswich, county Suffolk, which sailed from Ipswich "the last of April " 1634. He lived in Roxbury, Massachusetts Bay Colony after May 1634. He lived in Springfield, Massachusetts Bay Colony after 1639. Was one of the early settlers of Springfield. Received land in the second division of that town, December 24, 1640. Had a seat in the meeting-house in 1663. He lived in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony in February 1664/65. He died on December 14, 1671 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony.3967 He was buried. No stone was erected to designate the exact spot of interment. Dr. Daniel Stebbins, about the year 1806, had the early burial ground at Northampton, Massachusetts, examined to discover the precise spot where the remains of Rowland Stebbins were buried, but, failing in this attempt, in 1840 he caused a granite cenotaph to be erected to his memory, in the center of his family square in the new burying ground, on the east side of which is the following inscription: "ROWLAND STEBBINS. The supposed ancestor of all the name in America, came from the west of England to Springfield with his sons John and Thomas about 1668 removed to Northampton and there died 1671." The exact spot of his internment was accidentally discovered in 1850, some fifty rods north of the present cenotaph. A small marble slab has been placed at the head of the grave, with no inscription save the name "Rowland Stebbins". Inscription on a monument erected in 1938 reads as follows: "IN MEMORY OF ROWLAND STEBBINS. Son of Thomas Stebbins. Born in Bocking, Essex County, England In the year 1592. Married Sara Whiting November 30, 1618 in England. Came to Roxbury, Massachusetts in 1634. Settled in Springfield in 1639. Died in Northampton December 14, 1671." He has Ancestral File Number A2816. He was Puritan. Parents: Thomas STEBBING and (Stebbing).
Spouse: Sarah WHITING. Rowland STEBBING and Sarah WHITING were married on November 30, 1618 in St. Mary's Church, Bocking, Essex, Kingdom of England.3968 Their five known children were presumably born and baptised at Bocking, but none of the baptisms and only one burial of a child of a Rowland Stebbins appear in the fragmentary Registers of that parish. Children were: Lieutenant Thomas STEBBINS, Sarah STEBBINS, Deacon John STEBBINS Sr., Elizabeth STEBBINS.
Thomas STEBBING was born about 1565. He died. He has Ancestral File Number A5632.
Spouse: (Stebbing). Thomas STEBBING and (Stebbing) were married about 1590. Children were: Rowland STEBBING, Martin STEBBINS.
Abigail STEBBINS was born on September 6, 1660 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19 She died in December 1748 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19 Parents: Deacon John STEBBINS Sr. and Abigail BARTLETT.
Spouse: (). () And Abigail STEBBINS were married on May 30, 1678 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19
Spouse: (). () And Abigail STEBBINS were married on December 28, 1681 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19
Abigail Marguerite STEBBINS was born on January 4, 1684 in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts Bay Colony.6 She lived in Canada after February 29, 1704. Was captured with husband, siblings, and parents, and taken to Canada. Was later ransomed and returned to Deerfield. She was baptized about May 17, 1708 in Montréal, Québec, New France. Baptized by the name of Marguerite and her sponsors were Mr. Vaudreuil, Governor of Canada and Marguerite Bonat Pascaud, the wife of one of Vaudreuil's generals. She died on November 15, 1740 in Boucherville, Quebec, New France.6 Parents: Captain Jean STEBBINS Jr. and Dorothee ALEXANDER.
Spouse: Jean DE NOYON. Jean DE NOYON and Abigail Marguerite STEBBINS were married on February 3, 1704 in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts Bay Colony.6
Anne STEBBINS was born on April 10, 1651 in Springfield, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19 She died on May 6, 1652 in Springfield, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19 Parents: Deacon John STEBBINS Sr. and Ann MUNSON.
Benjamin STEBBINS was born on March 3, 1674 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony.98 He died on October 12, 1778.98 Parents: Deacon John STEBBINS Sr. and Abigail BARTLETT.
Spouse: (Stebbins). Benjamin STEBBINS and (Stebbins) were married on December 21, 1699 in Springfield, Connecticut Colony.98
Benoni STEBBINS was born on June 23, 1655 in Springfield, Massachusetts Bay Colony.97 He died on February 29, 1704 in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts Bay Colony.97 Indians attacked the town of Deerfield, killing or taking captive many of its residents . Benoni Stebbin's house, occupied by Sargeant Stebbins, his wife Hannah, and 5 children, along with probably 10 or 12 others, including at least one soldier, was attacked. The occupants of the house drove the Indians back a couple of times, but the Indians then tried to set the house on fire . The occupants still kept them at bay until reinforcements arrived. Benoni Stebbins was killed, and two others wounded during this fight. His wife and 5 children all survived the attack. In September 1667, 12-year-old Benoni and two good friends, James Bennett, 15 years old, and Godfrey Nims, about 13, decided to run away and join the French in Canada. This youthful caper is related in court records, dated September 24, 1667, in Springfield, Massachusetts. The three boys broke into the home of Robert Bartlett, two Sundays in a row, while Bartlett's family was at church, and stole 24 shillings in silver, and 7 shillings in wampum, which they gave to an Indian, Quequalatt, to pay him to guide them to the French. They were discovered and bound over to court for their crimes. The Court ordered the three "well whipt on their naked bodyes; viz. Nims and Bennett with 15 lashes apeece and Benoni Stebbins with 11 lashes. And the said Nims and Stebbins are to pay Robert Bartlett the surnme of 4' being accounted treble according to law, for what goods he hath lost by their meanes." Benoni's older brother, John Stebbins Jr, was ordered to appear before the court on charges tha t he had known about the plot to run away and had concealed it, and the court ordered him to be whipped with 10 lashes, or to pay 40 shillings fine. His father paid the fine. The Indian who helpe d in this plot was arrested the next year, and sentenced to 20 lashes, and to restore the money and goods he had received from the boys. In 1676, Benoni married Mary Broughton, young widow of his friend James Bennett who was killed by Indians. Took Oath of Fidelity in 1678, and was a freeman in 1684. Parents: Deacon John STEBBINS Sr. and Ann MUNSON.
Spouse: (Stebbins). Benoni STEBBINS and (Stebbins) were married in November 1676 in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts Bay Colony.97
Spouse: (Stebbins). Benoni STEBBINS and (Stebbins) were married on March 2, 1691 in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts Bay Colony.97
Deborah STEBBINS was born on March 5, 1672 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19 She died in Springfield, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19 Parents: Deacon John STEBBINS Sr. and Abigail BARTLETT.
Spouse: (). () And Deborah STEBBINS were married on February 4, 1690 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19
Spouse: (). () And Deborah STEBBINS were married on April 4, 1716 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19
Ebenezer Jacques Charles STEBBINS was born on December 5, 1694 in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts Bay Colony.6 He died. At age 9, was one of the Deerfield Massacre captives. He was baptised in Chambly and received the name Jacques-Charles. Parents: Captain Jean STEBBINS Jr. and Dorothee ALEXANDER.
Edward STEBBINS was born on July 12, 1653 in Springfield, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19 He died on October 14, 1653 in Springfield, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19 Parents: Deacon John STEBBINS Sr. and Ann MUNSON.
Elizabeth STEBBINS was born about 1628 in Bocking Parish, Essex, Kingdom of England.6 She emigrated on April 30, 1634 from England. Came to America with his parents on the ship Francis of Ipswich, county Suffolk, which sailed from Ipswich "the last of April " 1634. She died on October 28, 1700 in Springfield, Massachusetts Bay Colony.6 Parents: Rowland STEBBING and Sarah WHITING.
Spouse: (). () And Elizabeth STEBBINS were married on March 2, 1647 in Springfield, Massachusetts Bay Colony.6
Hannah STEBBINS was born on July 8, 1664 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19 She died on February 29, 1704 in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19 Killed in the Deerfield Massacre. Parents: Deacon John STEBBINS Sr. and Abigail BARTLETT.
Spouse: (). () And Hannah STEBBINS were married on November 5, 1679 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19
Captain Jean STEBBINS Jr. was born on January 28, 1647 in Springfield, Massachusetts Bay Colony.310 He served in the military in 1675 in Springfield, Massachusetts Bay Colony. King Phillip's War. Served under Captain Lathrop and was the only known unwounded survivor of the Bloody Brook Massacre on September 18, 1675, when the indians ambushed most of the male inhabitants at nearby Bloody Brook and massacred all but three men who escaped to seek help. When soldiers from nearby Hadley arrived the next day to help Captain Lothrup's detail, they were all dead but one man, and he was badly wounded. He was Captain John Stebbins, and is known in history as the sole survivor of the Bloody Brook massacre. The second day after the massacre he enlisted under Capt. Samuel Moselyand and served to the close of the war (1675-76). He took the oath of Allegiance at Northampton on February 8, 1678. He lived in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1682. He resided for a time in the vicinity of Boston, then moved to Deerfield at its permanent settle in 1682, lot 35. Received land grants at Deerfield and held various offices. The townspeople erected a palisade of logs, erected on end to cover the entire area of about twenty acres . During Queen Anne's war, a party of 200 French and 142 Caughnawaga and Abenaki Indians commanded by Jean Baptiste Hertel de Rouville attacked Deerfield during bitter cold and deep snows. On February 29, 1704, deep snowdrifts against the palisades allowed the attackers to scale the walls and surprise the garrison. Fierce fighting ensued, and with 111 prisoners, amongst were John Stebbins, his wife and six children. This was the Deerfield Massacre. The house of John Stebbins, Jr. was burned down, he his wife and his five children, along with Abigail, his married daughter and her husband, Jacques de Noyen, were captured and taken to Canada. Although other families suffered severely from the Indian attack, the Stebbins family was not molested and went to Canada with the French and Indian party, partly as captives, partly as relatives of Jacques deNoyon. In the attack 49 persons were killed and about 109 made prisoners. There were 133 survivors left in Deerfield, some wounded. The French Captain de Rouville marched his party through the deep snows to Lake Champlain, then over the ice to Canada. The suffering was intense during this cold march and many prisoners died or were killed by the Indians if they slowed up. Eventually small parties of Indians left the group with captives they selected, and the remainder brought to places like Chambly and Sorel by the French. The Stebbins family was separated. He lived in Canada after February 29, 1704. Was captured by the Indians and taken to Canada. The captors and captives camped the first night about ten miles from Deerfield, deep snow making an attack on them unrealistic without snowshoes. They traveled northward to Canada in deep snow by the Connecticut Valley, the White and Winooski Rivers to Lake Champlain and then the Richelieu River. Enroute two prisoners made their escape, but 20 were killed. Of the remaining 87, fifty were redeemed before 1731. Most of the prisoners went with the Mohawks to Sault Saint-Louis (Caughnawaga) or with the Abenakis to Saint-Francois-du-Lac. The Stebbins were allowed to go to Boucherville after a short period in Chambly likely under the charge of Hertel. John Stebbins, Jr., his wife Dorothy and their oldest son John III were later redeemed and returned to New England. The other children all remained in Canada. He died on December 19, 1724 in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts Bay Colony.310 He has Ancestral File Number A704. He was a Carpenter. In 1667, it is reported that in Northampton, MA, 20-year-old John Stebbins, Jr. had been sentenced to ten lashes, or a forthy-shilling fine (John Stebbins, Sr. paid fine) for complicity in a burglary/runaway attempt by three local youths while towns people were in church. In 1674 he was embroiled in another case as five people accused him of "lascivious carriage." Parents: Deacon John STEBBINS Sr. and Ann MUNSON.
Spouse: Dorothee ALEXANDER. Captain Jean STEBBINS Jr. and Dorothee ALEXANDER were married on January 4, 1680 in Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony.310 Children were: Abigail Marguerite STEBBINS, John STEBBINS III, Samuel STEBBINS, Thankful Louise Therese STEBBINS, Ebenezer Jacques Charles STEBBINS, Joseph STEBENNE Sr., Mary Elizabeth STEBENNE.
Deacon John STEBBINS Sr. was born in 1626 in Bocking, Essex, Kingdom of England.3434 He emigrated on April 30, 1634 from England. Came to America with his parents on the ship Francis of Ipswich, county Suffolk, which sailed from Ipswich "the last of April " 1634. He lived in Roxbury, Massachusetts Bay Colony after 1634. He lived in Springfield, Massachusetts Bay Colony after 1646. Bought land in in 1646, and in 1651 he bought a house. He lived at the lower end of Pudding Lane, later called Hawley Street in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1656. After 1658 he was a Sawmill Owner in Easthampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony. Between 1659 and 1671 he was a Measurer of Lands in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony. In 1661 he was a Bailiff. Chosen for the town to clear the meadows of all cattle and swine that are trespassers and impound them so that they could preserve the corn and grass. He was elected as Selectman between 1675 and 1678 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony. He died on March 7, 1679 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony.3969 Died in an accident at his sawmill, apparently killed by some runaway logs, and the common belief was that he had been killed by witches. Two examinations of his body were made and an inquest was held during which a large number of women were summoned, to examine and touch him, intending in this way to discover the witch. However no evidence was found concerning witchcraft and no further action was taken even though half the jurors believed his death was due to witchcraft. His estate was presented in Northampton, Massachusetts March 25 1679. He has Ancestral File Number A1408. Parents: Rowland STEBBING and Sarah WHITING.
Spouse: Ann MUNSON. Deacon John STEBBINS Sr. and Ann MUNSON were married on May 14, 1646 in Springfield, Massachusetts Bay Colony.3434 Children were: Captain Jean STEBBINS Jr., Thomas STEBBINS, Anne STEBBINS, Edward STEBBINS, Benoni STEBBINS.
Spouse: Abigail BARTLETT. Deacon John STEBBINS Sr. and Abigail BARTLETT were married on December 17, 1657 in Hartford, Connecticut Colony.561 Children were: Samuel STEBBINS, Abigail STEBBINS, Thomas STEBBINS, Hannah STEBBINS, Mary STEBBINS, Sarah STEBBINS, Joseph STEBBINS, Deborah STEBBINS, Rebekah STEBBINS, Benjamin STEBBINS, Thankful A STEBBINS.
John STEBBINS III was born on January 4, 1686 in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts Bay Colony.6 He died on September 7, 1760 in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts Bay Colony.6 At age 18, captured as a hostage at Deerfield in 1704 and carried off to Canada. He was later redeemed with his parents and moved back to Deerfield where he resided on Lot Number 35. Parents: Captain Jean STEBBINS Jr. and Dorothee ALEXANDER.
Joseph STEBBINS was born on January 17, 1670 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19 He died on June 3, 1681.19 Parents: Deacon John STEBBINS Sr. and Abigail BARTLETT.
Martin STEBBINS was born on April 28, 1594 in Bocking, Essex, Kingdom of England.6 He died in November 1659 in Boston, Massachusetts Bay Colony.6 Parents: Thomas STEBBING and (Stebbing).
Spouse: (Stebbins). Martin STEBBINS and (Stebbins) were married about 1610 in Bocking, Essex, Kingdom of England.6
Spouse: (Stebbins). Martin STEBBINS and (Stebbins) were married on December 25, 1639 in Roxbury, Massachusetts Bay Colony.6
Mary STEBBINS was born on September 11, 1666 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19 She died in August 1735 in Durham, Middlesex, Connecticut Colony.19 Parents: Deacon John STEBBINS Sr. and Abigail BARTLETT.
Spouse: (). () And Mary STEBBINS were married on November 17, 1683 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19
Moses STEBBINS294 was born about 1815. He died.
Spouse: Mary Caroline ARMSTRONG. Moses STEBBINS and Mary Caroline ARMSTRONG were married about 1865.
Rebekah STEBBINS was born on February 20, 1674 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19 She died on May 8, 1712 in Hampshire, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19 Parents: Deacon John STEBBINS Sr. and Abigail BARTLETT.
Spouse: (). () And Rebekah STEBBINS were married in 1697 in Massachusetts Bay Colony.19
Samuel STEBBINS was born on January 21, 1659 in Coldsprings, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19 He died on September 3, 1732 in Coldsprings, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19 Parents: Deacon John STEBBINS Sr. and Abigail BARTLETT.
Spouse: (Stebbins). Samuel STEBBINS and (Stebbins) were married on March 14, 1678 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19
Spouse: (Stebbins). Samuel STEBBINS and (Stebbins) were married on March 12, 1692 in Rhode Island Colony.19
Samuel STEBBINS was born on December 25, 1688 in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts Bay Colony.6 He lived in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts Bay Colony before February 29, 1704. He lived in Canada after February 29, 1704. Captured at age 15 in the Deerfield Massacre and taken by indians to Canada. Was separated from his family. Although most of his family were redeemed and returned to Deerfield, he was never heard from again until he returned in 1723 at age 34. He lived in Canada in 1723. He died. Parents: Captain Jean STEBBINS Jr. and Dorothee ALEXANDER.
Sarah STEBBINS was born about 1623 in Bocking, Essex, Kingdom of England.6 She emigrated on April 30, 1634 from England. Came to America with his parents on the ship Francis of Ipswich, county Suffolk, which sailed from Ipswich "the last of April " 1634. She died on September 15, 1683 in Springfield, Massachusetts Bay Colony.6 Parents: Rowland STEBBING and Sarah WHITING.
Spouse: (). () And Sarah STEBBINS were married on September 14, 1639 in Springfield, Massachusetts Bay Colony.6 Third marriage at Springfield of any English.
Sarah STEBBINS was born on June 4, 1668 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19 She died. Parents: Deacon John STEBBINS Sr. and Abigail BARTLETT.
Spouse: (). () And Sarah STEBBINS were married on February 24, 1687 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19
Thankful A STEBBINS was born on May 11, 1678 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19 She died on May 24, 1744 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19 Parents: Deacon John STEBBINS Sr. and Abigail BARTLETT.
Spouse: (). () And Thankful A STEBBINS were married on July 18, 1700 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19
Thankful Louise Therese STEBBINS was born on September 5, 1691 in Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts Bay Colony.6 She was baptized on April 23, 1707 in Chambly, Quebec, New France. Given the name LouiseTherese. She died on July 11, 1794 in Chambly, Quebec, British Territory.6 On February 29, 1704, was captured in the Deerfield Massacre and taken to Canada. The French Captain de Rouville was in charge and kept the 13-year-old and she lived at his home in Chambly. Parents: Captain Jean STEBBINS Jr. and Dorothee ALEXANDER.
Spouse: (). () And Thankful Louise Therese STEBBINS were married on February 4, 1711 in Chambly, Quebec, British Territory.6 In attendance were Joseph DeNoyon and Marguerite Steben, brother-in-law and sister of the bride.
Lieutenant Thomas STEBBINS was born about 1620 in Ipswich, Suffolk, Kingdom of England.96 He emigrated on April 30, 1634 from England. Came to America with his parents on the ship Francis of Ipswich, county Suffolk, which sailed from Ipswich "the last of April " 1634. He died on September 15, 1683 in Springfield, Massachusetts Bay Colony.96 Parents: Rowland STEBBING and Sarah WHITING.
Spouse: (Stebbins). Lieutenant Thomas STEBBINS and (Stebbins) were married on November 16, 1645 in Springfield, Massachusetts Bay Colony.96
Spouse: (Stebbins). Lieutenant Thomas STEBBINS and (Stebbins) were married on December 14, 1676 in Springfield, Massachusetts Bay Colony.96
Thomas STEBBINS was born on February 24, 1649 in Springfield, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19 He died on April 24, 1650 in Springfield, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19 Parents: Deacon John STEBBINS Sr. and Ann MUNSON.
Thomas STEBBINS was born on May 6, 1662 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19 He died on April 28, 1712 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19 Parents: Deacon John STEBBINS Sr. and Abigail BARTLETT.
Spouse: (Stebbins). Thomas STEBBINS and (Stebbins) were married on September 26, 1684 in Northampton, Massachusetts Bay Colony.19
Spouse: (Stebbins). Thomas STEBBINS and (Stebbins) were married on December 17, 1701.19
Alice STEBENNE was born in 1879.3970 She died. Parents: Pierre STEBENNE and Caroline VALIN.
Amable STEBENNE was born on April 3, 1795 in St-Mathias, Quebec, Lower Canada.49 She died. Parents: Peter STEBENNE Sr. and Marie Susanne DAVIGNION dit Beauregard.
Angelique Desanges STEBENNE was born about 1778. She died. Parents: Peter STEBENNE Sr. and Marie Susanne DAVIGNION dit Beauregard.
Spouse: (). () And Angelique Desanges STEBENNE were married on September 18, 1797 in St-Mathias, Quebec, Lower Canada.49
Spouse: (). () And Angelique Desanges STEBENNE were married on October 13, 1835 in Marieville, Quebec, Lower Canada.49
Charles STEBENNE was born on March 23, 1786 in St-Mathias, Quebec, British Territory.49 He died on October 29, 1872 in Glens Falls, NY.49 Parents: Peter STEBENNE Sr. and Marie Susanne DAVIGNION dit Beauregard.
Spouse: (Stebenne). Charles STEBENNE and (Stebenne) were married on February 19, 1810 in St-Mathias, Quebec, Lower Canada.49
Spouse: (Stebenne). Charles STEBENNE and (Stebenne) were married on March 5, 1832 in Marieville, Quebec, Lower Canada.49
Spouse: (Stebenne). Charles STEBENNE and (Stebenne) were married on January 7, 1834 in Marieville, Quebec, Lower Canada.49
Desanges STEBENNE was born on May 29, 1803.51 He died on May 8, 1804.51 Parents: Pierre STEBENNE Jr. and Marie PARENT.
