Rowland and Sarah had a daughter named Elizabeth, born in 1628, accompanied them on "The Francis". She married John Clark in Springfield, MA in 1646/47.
U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s about Rowland Stebbins
Name: Rowland Stebbins
Arrival Year: 1634
Arrival Place: Roxbury, Massachusetts
Family Members: 4 children & Relative
Source Publication Code: 9448
Primary Immigrant: Stebbins, Rowland∼Cenotaph here
Came in the ship "The Francis" of Ipswich - April 10* (or 30**) 1634 Departed Ipswich, England, for New England.
John Cutting, Master
Took the Oath of Allegiance and Supremacy.
Rowland Stebing 40 (Stebbins) from Bocking, Essex, bound for Springfield
Sarah [wife] 43 (Mrs. Sarah Stebbins)
Did not take the Oath of Allegance and Supremacy being under age shipped in our Port In the ffrancis of Ipswich Mr John Cutting: bound for new England the last of Aprill, 1634. Ipswich Customhouse, November 12, 1634.
Thomas Stebing 14 (Stebbins) with Rowland Stebing
Sarah Stebing 11 (Stebbins) with Rowland Stebing
Elizabeth Stebing 6 (Listed Eliz:) (Stebbins) with Rowland Stebing
John Stebing 8 (Stebbins) with Rowland Stebing
Mary Winche 15 (Winch) with Rowland Stebing
Passengers to America - The Planters of the Commonwealth
- No arrival date specified in these sources
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ROWLAND STEBBINS
Born Bocking, England 1592
Died in Northampton 14 Dec. 1671, but 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, MA, 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 & Thomas, about 1668 removed to Northampton & died there 1671.
DANIEL STEBBINS of the 6 generation from Thomas, was born Apr. 2, 1766.
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STEBBINS
In memory Of
ROWLAND STEBBINS
Erected 1936 By Willis M. Stebbins
Gothenburg, Nebr. 9 TH Generation
From - Rowland
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This inscription after sixty-two years' exposure to the weather has become almost illegible, so the year of his removal to Northampton is not positive.
The exact spot of his interment was accidentally discovered in 1850, some fifty rods North of the present Cenotaph, the remains having been in it at that date, one hundred and seventy-nine years. A small marble slab has been placed at the head of the grave, with no inscription except the name -
ROWLAND STEBBINS
The Stebbins genealogy by Ralph Stebbins Greenlee, Robert Lemuel Greenlee Vol I 1904
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m 30 Nov 1618 St. Mary's Church, Bocking, Braintree District, Essex, England Sarah Whiting
They had 4 children born Bocking, Braintree District, Essex, England - Thomas, Sarah Mary, John, Elizabeth
U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s about Rowland Stebbins
Name: Rowland Stebbins
Arrival Year: 1634
Arrival Place: Roxbury, Massachusetts
Family Members: 4 children & Relative
Source Publication Code: 9448
Primary Immigrant: Stebbins, Rowland∼Cenotaph here
Came in the ship "The Francis" of Ipswich - April 10* (or 30**) 1634 Departed Ipswich, England, for New England.
John Cutting, Master
Took the Oath of Allegiance and Supremacy.
Rowland Stebing 40 (Stebbins) from Bocking, Essex, bound for Springfield
Sarah [wife] 43 (Mrs. Sarah Stebbins)
Did not take the Oath of Allegance and Supremacy being under age shipped in our Port In the ffrancis of Ipswich Mr John Cutting: bound for new England the last of Aprill, 1634. Ipswich Customhouse, November 12, 1634.
Thomas Stebing 14 (Stebbins) with Rowland Stebing
Sarah Stebing 11 (Stebbins) with Rowland Stebing
Elizabeth Stebing 6 (Listed Eliz:) (Stebbins) with Rowland Stebing
John Stebing 8 (Stebbins) with Rowland Stebing
Mary Winche 15 (Winch) with Rowland Stebing
Passengers to America - The Planters of the Commonwealth
- No arrival date specified in these sources
~~~~~~~~~~~~
ROWLAND STEBBINS
Born Bocking, England 1592
Died in Northampton 14 Dec. 1671, but 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, MA, 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 & Thomas, about 1668 removed to Northampton & died there 1671.
DANIEL STEBBINS of the 6 generation from Thomas, was born Apr. 2, 1766.
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STEBBINS
In memory Of
ROWLAND STEBBINS
Erected 1936 By Willis M. Stebbins
Gothenburg, Nebr. 9 TH Generation
From - Rowland
----------
This inscription after sixty-two years' exposure to the weather has become almost illegible, so the year of his removal to Northampton is not positive.
The exact spot of his interment was accidentally discovered in 1850, some fifty rods North of the present Cenotaph, the remains having been in it at that date, one hundred and seventy-nine years. A small marble slab has been placed at the head of the grave, with no inscription except the name -
ROWLAND STEBBINS
The Stebbins genealogy by Ralph Stebbins Greenlee, Robert Lemuel Greenlee Vol I 1904
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m 30 Nov 1618 St. Mary's Church, Bocking, Braintree District, Essex, England Sarah Whiting
They had 4 children born Bocking, Braintree District, Essex, England - Thomas, Sarah Mary, John, Elizabeth
Rowland and Sarah had a daughter named Elizabeth, born in 1628, accompanied them on "The Francis". She married John Clark in Springfield, MA in 1646/47.
U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s about Rowland Stebbins
Name: Rowland Stebbins
Arrival Year: 1634
Arrival Place: Roxbury, Massachusetts
Family Members: 4 children & Relative
Source Publication Code: 9448
Primary Immigrant: Stebbins, Rowland∼Cenotaph here
Came in the ship "The Francis" of Ipswich - April 10* (or 30**) 1634 Departed Ipswich, England, for New England.
John Cutting, Master
Took the Oath of Allegiance and Supremacy.
Rowland Stebing 40 (Stebbins) from Bocking, Essex, bound for Springfield
Sarah [wife] 43 (Mrs. Sarah Stebbins)
Did not take the Oath of Allegance and Supremacy being under age shipped in our Port In the ffrancis of Ipswich Mr John Cutting: bound for new England the last of Aprill, 1634. Ipswich Customhouse, November 12, 1634.
Thomas Stebing 14 (Stebbins) with Rowland Stebing
Sarah Stebing 11 (Stebbins) with Rowland Stebing
Elizabeth Stebing 6 (Listed Eliz:) (Stebbins) with Rowland Stebing
John Stebing 8 (Stebbins) with Rowland Stebing
Mary Winche 15 (Winch) with Rowland Stebing
Passengers to America - The Planters of the Commonwealth
- No arrival date specified in these sources
~~~~~~~~~~~~
ROWLAND STEBBINS
Born Bocking, England 1592
Died in Northampton 14 Dec. 1671, but 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, MA, 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 & Thomas, about 1668 removed to Northampton & died there 1671.
DANIEL STEBBINS of the 6 generation from Thomas, was born Apr. 2, 1766.
----------
STEBBINS
In memory Of
ROWLAND STEBBINS
Erected 1936 By Willis M. Stebbins
Gothenburg, Nebr. 9 TH Generation
From - Rowland
----------
This inscription after sixty-two years' exposure to the weather has become almost illegible, so the year of his removal to Northampton is not positive.
The exact spot of his interment was accidentally discovered in 1850, some fifty rods North of the present Cenotaph, the remains having been in it at that date, one hundred and seventy-nine years. A small marble slab has been placed at the head of the grave, with no inscription except the name -
ROWLAND STEBBINS
The Stebbins genealogy by Ralph Stebbins Greenlee, Robert Lemuel Greenlee Vol I 1904
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m 30 Nov 1618 St. Mary's Church, Bocking, Braintree District, Essex, England Sarah Whiting
They had 4 children born Bocking, Braintree District, Essex, England - Thomas, Sarah Mary, John, Elizabeth
U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s about Rowland Stebbins
Name: Rowland Stebbins
Arrival Year: 1634
Arrival Place: Roxbury, Massachusetts
Family Members: 4 children & Relative
Source Publication Code: 9448
Primary Immigrant: Stebbins, Rowland∼Cenotaph here
Came in the ship "The Francis" of Ipswich - April 10* (or 30**) 1634 Departed Ipswich, England, for New England.
John Cutting, Master
Took the Oath of Allegiance and Supremacy.
Rowland Stebing 40 (Stebbins) from Bocking, Essex, bound for Springfield
Sarah [wife] 43 (Mrs. Sarah Stebbins)
Did not take the Oath of Allegance and Supremacy being under age shipped in our Port In the ffrancis of Ipswich Mr John Cutting: bound for new England the last of Aprill, 1634. Ipswich Customhouse, November 12, 1634.
Thomas Stebing 14 (Stebbins) with Rowland Stebing
Sarah Stebing 11 (Stebbins) with Rowland Stebing
Elizabeth Stebing 6 (Listed Eliz:) (Stebbins) with Rowland Stebing
John Stebing 8 (Stebbins) with Rowland Stebing
Mary Winche 15 (Winch) with Rowland Stebing
Passengers to America - The Planters of the Commonwealth
- No arrival date specified in these sources
~~~~~~~~~~~~
ROWLAND STEBBINS
Born Bocking, England 1592
Died in Northampton 14 Dec. 1671, but 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, MA, 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 & Thomas, about 1668 removed to Northampton & died there 1671.
DANIEL STEBBINS of the 6 generation from Thomas, was born Apr. 2, 1766.
----------
STEBBINS
In memory Of
ROWLAND STEBBINS
Erected 1936 By Willis M. Stebbins
Gothenburg, Nebr. 9 TH Generation
From - Rowland
----------
This inscription after sixty-two years' exposure to the weather has become almost illegible, so the year of his removal to Northampton is not positive.
The exact spot of his interment was accidentally discovered in 1850, some fifty rods North of the present Cenotaph, the remains having been in it at that date, one hundred and seventy-nine years. A small marble slab has been placed at the head of the grave, with no inscription except the name -
ROWLAND STEBBINS
The Stebbins genealogy by Ralph Stebbins Greenlee, Robert Lemuel Greenlee Vol I 1904
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m 30 Nov 1618 St. Mary's Church, Bocking, Braintree District, Essex, England Sarah Whiting
They had 4 children born Bocking, Braintree District, Essex, England - Thomas, Sarah Mary, John, Elizabeth
Inscription
ROWLAND STEBBINS
