ABSTRACT OF PROBATE RECORDS AT FAIRFIELD CO., CT--Volume 4, 1690

COLY, Peter, (continued from page 92), Feb. 6, 1691, his son Samuel of Fairfield released the estate. Witnesses John Bur and Edward Howard, page 227.

COMSTOCKE, Daniel, late of Norwalk, 1694, letters of administration on his estate granted to his widow Elizabeth Comstocke, page 109.

Inventory taken July 2, 1694, by John Plat, James Olmsted, and John Benedick, and filed Nov. 6, 1694, page 109.

Nov. 6, 1694, account filed and estate ordered distributed to his widow Elizabeth Comstocke, and one child, a son and a minor, no name, page 109.

COUCH, Mary, Widow, late of Fairfield, Dec. 27, 1691, letters of administration on her estate granted to Simon Couch and Samuel Couch, page 54.

Inventory taken May 22, 1691, by Joseph Lockwood and Daniel Frost, and filed Dec. 27, 1691, page 54.

Dec. 27, 1691, account filed, and estate ordered distributed to her children Thomas Couch, Simon Couch, Samuel Couch, Mary Gruman, widow, Martha Couch, Hannah Couch, and Sarah Couch, page 54

COUCH, Thomas, late of Fairfield, will dated Apl. 8, 1689, made before he started on voyage to England, probated Dec. 2, 1691, mentioned his mother Mary Couch, legacy to the eldest son of my brother Simon Couch, and if he have none to the eldest son of my brother Samuel Couch. Executor Simon Couch. Witnesses Josiah Harvy and John Gruman. page 46.

DICKERSON, Thomas, late of Stratford, Feb. 22, 1699, letters of administration on his estate granted to his widow Lidia Dickerson and Benjamin Sherman, page 201.

Inventory taken Feb. 14, 1699/1700, by Nathaniel Sherman and James Phipen, mentioned his widow Lidia, and children Thomas, ae. 11 yrs next July; Daniel, ae. 5 yrs this Feb 20; Nathaniel ae. 3 yrs July next; Elizabeth, ae. 7 yrs June Next; and Sibell, ae. 4 months, and filed Feb. 22, 1699, page 201.

July 2, 1706, account filed and Nathaniel Sherman and Benjamin Sherman ordered to distribute the estate to his widow and children aforesaid, page 201.

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