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

KNAPP, Jonathan, late of Greenwich, Nov. 23, 1675, Lidea Mils released her brother Josiah Knapp, administrator, from the legacy due her from her deceased brother the aforesaid Jonathan Knapp, deceased. Witnesses William Hill and Elizabeth Hill, page 325.

KNAPP, Joshua, late of Stamford and Greenwich, died Oct 27, 1684, and on Mch. 10, 1684/5, letters of administration on his estate granted to his widow Hannah Knapp, John Bowers and Moses Knapp of Stamford and John Renols, page 174.
Inventory taken Mch. 10, 1684.5, by John Renols and Joseph Ferris, mentioned his widow Hannah, (who died in 1696, as Mrs. Hannah bowers), and the following children ages as of March 10, 1684/5, Joshua, ae 22 yrs, Joseph ae. 20 yrs, Timothy, ae. 16 yrs, Benjamin, ae. 8 3/4 yrs, Caleb, ae. 7 yrs and 4 mo, Jonathan, ae. 5 yrs, Hannah, ae, 25 yrs, (who in 1696, was called Hannah Smith), and Ruth, ae. 18 yrs, (who in 1696 was called Ruth Renolds, and filed, Mch 10, 1685, page 172.
Mch. 10, 1684/5, estate ordered distributed, page 174.

KNAP, Roger, late of Fairfield, will dated Mch. 21, 1672/3, probated Sept. 20, 1675, mentioned his wife Elizabeth, (who in 1691, was called widow Wake), and children Jonathan, Josiah, Lidia, Roger, John, Nathaniel, Elizabeth, 9 who in 1691, was the wife of Charles Lane), and Mary, the last five being minors, Executrix his wife. Witnesses Nathan Gold, Samuel Wakeman, and William Hill, page 14.
Inventory taken Sept. 20, 1675, by John Banks and Josiah Harvy, and filed Sept. 20, 1675, page 15.

KNELL, Nicholas, late of Stratford, will dated Mch. 24, 1670, probated Mch. 15, 1675, mentioned his wife Elizabeth, and children Isack and John. Disposed of part of his estate by a writing of June 10, 1650. Overseers Richard Booth, Isack Nichols and Joseph Hawley.
Inventory taken May 15, 1675, by Isack Nichols, John Curtiss, John Picket and Henry Wakelee, and filed May 15, 1675, page 15.

KNIGHT, William, late of Fairfield, ship carpenter, (1683), Inventory on page 105.

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