Thomas Stebbins, Jr.

BIOGRAPHY: A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of NewEngland: Of Springfield, Massachusetts; he saw fidel. 1678, was freeman (or Free Mason?) 1690.

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Thomas Stebbins was the son of Thomas Stebbins and Hannah Wright, and the husband of 1) Abigail Munn; and 2) Mary Day. He served in King Philip's War and participated in Turner's Falls Fight under Capt. William Turner.

This is likely the Thomas Stebbins who was fined, along with 5 other young men, in 1664 for "fast riding." The fine was paid with one shilling to the Informer and the rest to the town of Springfield. Thomas was the builder, in 1679, of the first schoolhouse in Springfield, MA. In his will, no sons were mentioned, and his property was left to three daughters.

Oath of Freemanship: January 01, 1677/78, Springfield, Hampden Co, MA

DEATH: Famous Political US Leaders has death on December 17. Thomas Stebbins was the son of Thomas Stebbins and Hannah Wright and the husband of 1) Abigail Munn and 2) Mary Day. He served in King Philip's War and participated in Turner's Falls Fight under Capt. William Turner.

His stone was relocated from Elm Street Cemetery, stone gone.

In his will he mentions no sons and leaves his property to his three daughters.

Children with Abigail:

Thomas b. January 28, 1673 d. March 20, 1675

Abigail b. May 27, 1675 d. May 15, 1692

Hannah b. December 29, 1677 d. January 10, 1678.

Child

still. b., November 23, 1678.

Hannah b. December 22, 1680 m. Luke NOBLE.

Thomas b. November 13, 1682 d. September 9, 1684.

Daughter s. b. May 16, 1695.

Sarah b. April 17, 1686 m. David PARSONS.

Mary b. November 1, 1688 m. Nathan WHEELER.

Son b. ___, January 6 d. February 15, 1691

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