Jean was the son of unknown parents. The date and place of his birth have not been found.
He died in 1704 in Deerfield, Franklin Co. MA .
His wife was Dorothy Alexander, who he married on BEF 31 DEC 1680. The place has not been found. Their four known children were Marguerite-Gabrielle-Marie (1684-1740), Élisabeth-Abigail (1700-1746/47), Thérèse-Louise (c1685-?) and Joseph (1699-1753).
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Note 1
John Stebbens/Godefroie DeNismes?
French Huguenot who first appeared in North Hampton, Massachusetts on September 4, 1667. He participated in Turner?s fight with the Indians on May 18, 1676, and was a soldier in King Philip?s War. He married a widow, Mrs Mary (Williams) Miller and lived in Deerfield, Mass. Mary died on April 27, 1688. On June 27, 1692, Godfroi (also Godfrey) married the widow of Jeremiah Hull, Mehitable Smead, daughter of William Smead. Godfrey had 11 children in all. A daughter, Thankful (Munn), escaped during the massacre because her home was hidden in the drifts of snow.