ABSTRACT OF PROBATE RECORDS AT FAIRFIELD, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD, AND STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
BY SPENCER P. MEAD, L. L. B. Volume 2, 1665 - 1675. Page 16.

Transcribed by Geri Ryerson K.

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BOUTON, Richard, late of Fairfield, inventory taken June 28, 1665, by Joseph Middlebrook, and filed June 28, 1665, and estate ordered distributed to his widow Ruth, and posthumous daughter Ruth, left his tools to his brother John Bouton, a son of John Bouton, page, 1.

BOUTON, Ruth, late of Fairfield, widow of Richard Bouton, inventory taken Nov. 7, 1666, by John Banks, Henry Lyon and Josias Harvy, and filed Nov. 8, 1666, page 16. and the court was requested by Matthew Marvin, Jr., Robert Turney, and John Bouton to give the custody of her daughter, Ruth Bouton, to Matthew Marvin, Sr., of Norwalk, and in case of his death to her uncle John Bouton of Norwalk, or Robert Turney. In case decedent's daughter Ruth dies the land is to return to Benjamin Turney of Fairfield, and a certain sum to Thomas Morehouse of Fairfield, page 17.

BRINSMEAD, John, Sr., late of Stratford, Nov. 1, 1673, inventory taken by Richard Booth, John Birdsey, Sr., and John Wilcockson, and filed Nov. 4, 1675, page 79. Mary, and children John, Daniel, Paul, Samuel, Mary wife of John Bostwick and Elizabeth Brinsmead, according to the agreement between them, page 79.

BUD, John, Sr., of Rie., June 16, 1678, transferred property in Rie to George Kniffin of Stratford. Witnesses Francis Brown and Daniel Simkins, page 91.

CABLE, John, Jr., late of Fairfield, inventory taken Nov. 7, 1673, by George Squire and Cornelius Hull, and Filed Nov. 6, 1673, Francis Nichols and Joe Nichols owed the estate, and the estate owed William Brient, Mr. Mulford, Goodman Banks, and Lewis Sely, page 72, See Volume 3 for children.

CHAPMAN, John, late of Stamford, died June 13, 1665, and on Nov. 1, 1665, letters of Administration on his estate granted to Francis Brown, page 9.
Inventory taken June 13, 1665, and filed Nov. 1, 1665, and estate ordered distributed to his widow____, and children Mary and Elizabeth, both minor, page 9.

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