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

KNOWLES, Joshua, (continued from page 191), his heirs, Viz: Dugall Makenny and Sarah his wife, a daughter of John Knowles; Captain Joseph Bishop of Stamford and Elizabeth his wife, a daughter of John Knowles; John Creasey of Stamford and Rebecka his wife, a daughter of John Knowles; Joseph Rogers of Milford, a son of Elizabeth, formerly Knowles, of Fairfield; and John Rogers of Milford and Mary his wife; a daughter of said Elizabeth Knowles; Lidea Newton of Milford, a daughter of said Elizabeth Knowles; Joseph Camp of Milford and Hannah his wife, a daughter of said Elizabeth Knowles; Abraham Nicoles of Stratford and Sarah his wife, a daughter of Said Elizabeth Knowles, page 289.

Sept. 10, 1714, account filed by the administratiors, and their discharge granted, page 289.

KNOWLES, Thomas, Lieut, late of Stratford, Will dated Nov. 12, 1705, probated Dec. 4, 1705, mentioned his wife Mary, who has all the estate for life, and remainder to cousin Isack Knowles, a son of my brother Eliazer Knowles of Woodbury, and if he dies before attaining age of 21 yrs, then to the second son of the aforesaid Eliazer Knowles. Executrix his wife Mary Knowles. Witnesses Joseph Curtis, Jacob Walker, and Elizabeth Basset, page 75.

Nov. 15, 1705, codicil dated, the Salt Meadow I bought of Benjamin Nicoles, I give to the eldest son of said Benjamin Nicoles. witnesses Joseph Curtis and Nathaniel Beach, page 75.

Inventory taken Dec. 3, 1705, by Joseph Curtis and James Judson, and filed Dec. 4, 1705, page 76.

LEE, Noah, late of Norwalk, May 2, 1749, letters of administration on his estate granted to Enos Lee; and Captain Samuel Cluckstone and Ralph Isaacs were appointed commissioners to adjust claims of creditors, Viz: Captain Josiah Thacther, Samuel Olmsted, Isaac Brown, Robert Watson, Phebe Lee, Samuel Cluckstone, Haynes Hanford, John Betts, David Bouton, Joseph Lockwood, Captain Jarvis Enos, and Seth Marvin, page 353.

LEVENSWORTH, John, sometime of Woodbury, Nov. 7, 1702, letters of administration on his estate granted to his cousin Thomas Levensworth, page 65.(continued on page 193).