ABSTRACT OF PROBATE RECORDS AT FAIRFIELD CO., CT--Volume 3, 1675

ANDREWS, John, late of _____< letters of administration on his estate granted to Daniel Frost, Jr., and Samuel Benedict, and Joseph Lockwood, page 92.
Inventory taken Dec. 20, 1683, by Joseph Lockwood, and Daniel Frost, Jr., and filed Dec. 20, 1683, and estate ordered distributed to his two children, no names, page 92.

ARNOLD, John, July 19, 1687, was appointed Deputy collector of Customs at Stamford by Edward Randolph, Collector for New England, page 229.

BALDWIN, Nathaniel, a soldier slyan at the Naraganser Swamp, late of ______, letters of administration on his estate granted to Thomas Hales, page 46.
Inventory taken Mch. 13, 1676, mentioned bequests to deceased by Adam Blackman and Mrs. Blackman, verified by Samuel Baldwin, and filed Mch. 13, 1676, page 45.

BANKS, John, Sergeant, late of Fairfield, will dated Dec. 12,1684, probated Feb. 14, 1684/5, mentioned his wife Mary, and Children, John, Samuel, Obadiah, Benjamin, Susanna Sturges, Hannah (wife of Daniel) Burr, and Mary Tayler; grandchildren John son of John Banks, Jonathan Sturgis, Benjamin Son of Benjamin Banks, Daniel Burr, and son in law Daniel Burr, devise to Matthew Sherwood, Executors his sons John, Obadiah and Benjamin. Witnesses Nathan Gold, Sr., and Josiah Harvy, page 144.
Inventory taken Jan. 27, 1684/5, by Nathan gold, John Wheler, and Thomas Wilson, and filed Feb. 4, 1684/5, page 145.

BANKS, John, Feb. 4, 1663, deed to him from several Indians for property at Aspabuck River. Witnesses Thomas Lyon, William Ward, Joseph Lumas, and Matthew Sherwood, page 231.

BANKS, Joseph, late of Fairfield, will dated Oct. 29, 1682, probated Nov. 9, 1682, mentioned his brothers John, Obadiah, Samuel, and Benjamin, and sister Mary Taylor, legacy to Mrs. Sarah Gold, Sr. Overseers his father John Banks, and Major Nathan Gold. Witnesses Daniel Burr and Samuel Morehouse, each ae. abt 40 yrs. page 82.
Inventory taken Oct. 19, 1682, by William Hill (Continued page 29).

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