ABSTRACT OF PROBATE RECORDS AT FAIRFIELD CO., CT--Volume 5, 1702

HALL, John, late of Stratfield, Mch. 13, 1750, distribution agreement dated, between his heirs Elnathan Hall, John Hall, Jabez Hall, Abigail Hawley, and Abigail Hall, widow of deceased. Signed by Era Hawley and Abigail Hawley. Witnesses Richard Hall and Nehemiah Hubbell, page 354.

HANFORD, Elnathan, late of Fairfield, Jan 3, 1710/11, Ellin Hanford, a daughter of decedent, now deceased, and the land devised to her at Norwalk to be divided by John Edwards and Lieut. Moses Dimon between the son and daughter of decedent, Thomas and Hannah Hanford, page 390.

HANFORD, Thomas, Rev., late of Norwalk, Apl. 4, 1711, letters of administration of his estate granted to his widow Mary Hanford and Elazer Hanford, page 175.

Dec. 6, 1710, administration on his Windsor estate granted to Thomas Hanford and Samuel Hanford, page 175.

Dec. 6, 1710, distribution of the undivided estate situate at Windsor, to the heirs of Elnathan Hanford, 7, 15 and 3d more than their proportion for which Samuel Wilson, as executor of the will of said Elnathan Hanford, deceased, agreed to pay to Samuel Comstock in the right of his wife Sarah the above sum, in case the land that the said Elnathan devised by his will to his daughter Eliner, also called Ellin, who is now deceased, shall be settled to the other surviving children of said Elnathan; also there was set out to Samuel Hanford of his father's estate the sum of L14, 4, and 3rd more than his portion consideration whereof he agreed to pay to Gershom Bulkly the sum of L16, 5d and 3d, it being so much s they have received short of their portion, page 175.

Inventory of Norwalk property taken Apl. 2, 1711, by John Benedick and James Olmsted, page 175.

Apl. 4, 1711, account filed, by Thomas Hanford and Samuel Hanford, administrators and estate ordered distributed by Samuel Smith and Joseph ketchum of Norwalk to his widow Mary Hanford, and children three sons and two daughters living, one son and three daughters deceased, who children are to share in the estate, page 175.