ABSTRACT OF PROBATE RECORDS AT FAIRFIELD CO., CT--Volume 2, 1665

JONES, John, (continued from page 18), Elizabeth Hill, Executrix his wife. Overseers Nathan Gold and Thomas Pell, both of Fairfield, page 5.
Inventory taken Feb. 9, 1668, by Thomas Staples and Henry Lyon, and filed June 30, 1665, page 7.

KEELER, Ralph, late of Norwalk, ae. 59 yrs, will dated Aug. 20, 1672, probated Nov. 5, 1672, mentioned his wife Sarah and children Elizabeth, John, Ralph, Samuel, Jonah, Rebecca and ____, the wife of Benjamin Turney. Executors Daniel Kollock (Kellog), and John Bouton. Witnesses Thomas Handford, and Richard Olmsteed, page 63.
Nov. 5, 1672, agreement dated, mentioned that Thomas Morehouse married the eldest daughter of testator, page 65.
Inventory taken by Thomas Fitch, Sr., and Thomas Benedict, Sr., and Daniel Kollock (Kellogg), Sr., and filed Nov. 5, 1672, page 56.

KIMBERLE, Thomas, Sergeant, late of Stratford, will dated Jan. 11, 1672, probated Mch. 12, 1672, mentioned his wife Mary, and children Abia Boardman and her three children, Eleazer, Nathaniel, Thomas, Abraham, and his wife Hanna, and their daughter Mary, legacies to Hackaliah Preston and Joseph Preston; grandchildren Nathaniel, Elizabeth, and Mary Hayes. Executrix his wife. Overseers Richard Booth, John Picket, Sr., and John Preston. Witnesses John Minor and Isreal Chancy, page 67.
Inventory taken Feb. 12, 1672, by Richard Booth, John Wilcockson, and Robert Clarke, and filed Mch. 12, 1672, page 68.

KNAP, Nicholas, late of Stamford, will dated Feb. 15, 1670, probated Oct. 31, 1670, mentioned his children Moses, Timothy, Caleb, Joshua, Sarah Disbrows, Hanna, Lidia and Ruth; Sarah Buxton and Unice Buxton are called daughters in law, and are left property out of the effects of their father Clement Buxton. Executor son Joshua. Witnesses John Weed and Elazer Slawson, page 56.
Inventory taken Feb. 27, 1670, by John Holly and Clement Buxton, and filed Oct 31, 1670, page 56.

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