Citations

i. Genealogy of the French in North America;
GFNA Family #125720 Stebbins Munson (1); Text
GFNA Family #125720 Stebbins Munson (1) married 1646-05-14 Springfield (Massachusetts); [Source Record]

ii. Find A Grave, database and images;
1655 Find A Grave Memorial ID 119321328; Text
Ann Munson Stebbins Birth 1623 England Death 1655 Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts, USA Burial Springfield Cemetery Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts, USA Plot Pine Avenue East 155 Memorial ID 119321328 Anne Munson was born in England about 1623 (calculted by the assumption that she was about 21 at the time of her first marriage (1644). She appears to be without Family in the town so it is likely she was of age). She appears first in Springfield, Massachusetts on a record of marriage: "Abraham Munden joined in marriage to Anne Munson 3 month 16 day 1644". With Abraham she had one child, "Mary, daughter of Abraham Munden, borne ... month 8 day 1645". Abraham died that same year. "William Jesse & Abrah Munden drowned in ye greate river at ye falls, October 29, 1645". The following year, we find Anne again in the records of Springfield: "John Stebbins took in marriage Anne ..... widow 3 mon. 14 day 1646" Together they had 5 children, John, Thomas, Edward, Anne, and Benoni. Only sons John and Benoni survived to adulthood. *At some point between the birth of her son Benoni (23 June 1655) and her husband's 2nd marriage to Abigail Bartlett (17 December 1657) Anne died, almost certainly in Springfield, and without question was buried with her deceased children in The Old Burial ground on Elm Street. While this cemetery was "Moved" in 1848 due to space constraints and railroad expansion, a detailed contemporary account of the removal by the overseer explains that, given it's proximity to the river the ground had been wet often and nothing was left (not even a coffin nail) from the bodies of the original burials. I therefore will place Anne in the virtual cemetery for this location. as close to a location as is possible for her last resting place. ______________________________________ **FAG User Hanson 26 gives this explanation as to why Ann was likely deceased shortly after the birth of son Benoni: "She died in/abt June 1655. The reason is very clear because the child was named Benoni. It is Biblical and in the Bible was a child whose mother had died at the time of his birth (Rachel). It is not uncommon in the New England families and the name is very symbolic and they all would have known that. All the Benoni boys I have ever seen all had their mothers die at or near the time of their birth. So Benoni would have been named on his christening date and on that date his mother had already died. They were often called Benjamin, same as in the Bible."; [Source Record]

iii. Genealogy of the French in North America;
GFNA Family #195069 Munden Munson; Text
GFNA Family #195069 Munden Munson married before 1646-05-14, from Springfield ? (Massachusetts); [Source Record]

iv. Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988;
Jno Stebbins' Family Births and Burials; Text
Births in Jno Stebbins Family * Samuel, Son to Jno & Dorothy Stebbins was born December 25 1688 * Thankful, Daughter to Jno & Dorothy Stebbins ye 5th of Sep. 1691 * Ebenezer, Son to Jno & Dorothy Stebbins was born ye 5 day of Dec. 1684 * Josiah, Son to Jno & Dorothy Stebbins was born April 12th 1699 Burials in Jno Stebbins' Family * John Stebbins, head of this Family Dyed December 19th 1724 This record does not mention Abagail b. 1684 or John b. 1686 This record states that all of John & Dorothy's children were 1704 captives; [Source Record]

v. PRDH-IGD;
PRDH Individual #74677 JEAN STEBENNE Statuses : Immigrant, Died outside of Québec; Text
Individual #74677 JEAN STEBENNE Statuses : Immigrant, Died outside of Québec Birth : 1647-01-28 northampton, massachusetts (fichier origine) Burial : 1724-12-19 Colonies anglaises (États-Unis) First marriage Avant 1680-12-31 Colonies anglaises (États-Unis) with DOROTHEE ALEXANDRE ROXBURY, NOUVELLE-ANGLETERRE https://www.genealogie.umontreal.ca/Membership/en/PRDH/Individu/74677; [Source Record]

vi. Genealogy of the French in North America;
GFNA Family #016582 Stebbins Alexander (6); Text
GFNA Family #016582 Stebbins Alexander (6) married 1680-01-04 Deerfield, Co. Franklin (Massachusetts); [Source Record]