Dennis Stebbins (abt. 1590 - bef. 1590)

Born about 1590 in Black Notley, Essex, England

Ancestors

Died before 19 Nov 1590 before about age 0 in Black Notley, Essex, England

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Biography

Birth and Family

Dennis Stebbins was married circa 1590, in Essex , England. Dennis was the daughter of Thomas Stebbins and Margaret Ellen.

Marriage

Children

Dennis had 11 brothers and six sisters.

Siblings

1. Thomas Stebbins II, 1555–1600

2. JEANNE Rowland Stebbins, 1557–1647

3. Henry Stebbing, 1558–1603

4. Alce Stebbings, 1559–

5. Nicholas Stebbings, 1559–

6. John Stebbins II, 1560–1633

7. William Stebbing, 1567–1619

8. Matthew Stebbing, 1568–1603

Half siblings

9. Raphe Stebbins, 1561–1569

10. Christopher Stebbins, 1562–1562

11 Elias Stebbins, 1563–1570

12. Bridget Stebbins, 1564–

13. Edward Stubbing, 1565–1636

14. Marie Stebbins, 1570–

15. Leonard Stebbins, 1576–

16. Ann Stebbings, 1578–1683

17. Frances Stebbins, 1581–

Death and Burial

On 19 Nov 1590, "Dennis the daughter of Thomas Stebbing was buried".^[1]

Research Notes

Dennis was possibly the daughter of Thomas Stebbins (later of Bocking). She may have also been the daughter of "Thomas Stebbings junior" who may have been the son of Thomas (husband of Ellen) and brother of Mark Stebbing^[2] (and who himself may have been aforementioned Thomas later of Bocking). Thomas junior (nor his children) were named in the 1603 will of Thomas Stebbing of Black Notley, though Thomas did name his granddaughter Dennis (daughter of Mark Stebbing).^[3]

Source

1. ↑ Coddington, John Insley. “The Stebbins Family of County Essex, England.” in The American Genealogist Number 124, Volume 31, No. 4 (1955), pp. 195-196 Stebbings extract from Black Notley. "Dennis the daughter of Thomas Stebbing was buried the XIX day of November 1590."
2. ↑ Estate and Family records. MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS; RECORDS OF WILLIAM BULLOCK OF SHELLEY, CLERK OF THE PEACE. 17 February 1606/7. "Admission of John Everard (a minor, son of Richard Everard and Susanna Capon) and of said Susanna Capon (his mother and guardian, wife of Edward Capon) on death of father. A messuage and 7 pightles called Balls in Black Notley, copyhold of manor of Black Notley. Recites surrender of Thomas Stebbing junior to Thomas Stebbing and wife Ellen, and to Mark Stebbing; and of Mark Stebbing to Richard Evered; and of Richard Evered by hands of James and Thomas Burle in presence of Christopher Evered to uses of Will. Court of John Leveson, Knight. Steward: John Meade, gent. " Essex Record Office ref. no. D/DGn 53. Digital images, Essex Record Office.
3. ↑ The will of Thomas Stebbing of Black Notley: Commissary Court of London, Essex, & Herts, original will, 35:366. FHL Film 94,395. Transcribed by Charlou Dolan.