ABSTRACT OF PROBATE RECORDS AT FAIRFIELD, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD, AND STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
BY SPENCER P. MEAD, L.L.B. Volume 5, 1702-1750. Page 210

Transcribed by Geri Ryerson K,

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RAMSEY, Robert, (continued from page 209), Inventory taken Nov. 20, 1712, by John Hide, Samuel Osburn, and Samuel Barlow, mentioned a bond from Thomas Morehouse, bill to Jo. Andrus, and a cow to Roberts, and filed Nov. 20, 1712, page 233a.

RUNDELL, William, late of Greenwich, Jan. 4, 1715/16, the court appointed Abraham RUNDELL guardian of his brother's Jacob and Joseph, sons of decedent, page 367.

RUSSELL, Thomas, late of _____, May 24, 1713, Thomas, a son of decedent, made choice of John Parrish to be his guardian, page 380.

SCOFIELD, Daniel, Sr., late of Stamford, inventory taken Nov. 22, 1714, by Samuel Hait Smith and Samuel Weed, mentioned the homesteads of Daniel Scofield, Joseph Scofield, and Samuel Scofield, verified by Samuel Scofield, and Daniel Weed, and filed Mch. 7, 1715/16, page 335.

Distribution agreement dated Nov. 29, 1714, between his widow Abigail Scofield, and children Daniel, Joseph, Samuel, Samuel Hait Smith with Mary his wife, Samuel Weed with Abigail his wife, Samuel Bates with Sarah his wife, and Daniel Weed, Jr, with Elizabeth his wife, page 336.

SCOFIELD, Daniel, late of Stamford, Dec. 1, 1714, letters of administration on his estate granted to his son Samuel Scofield, and Samuel Weed, page 373.

SCOFIELD, John, late of Stamford, Inventory taken Apl. 20, 1699, by David Waterbury, Daniel Scofield, and John Betts, mentioned his widow Hannah, and children Samuel, ae. 21 yrs July 10, 1699; John, ae. 20 yrs Jan 15, 1700; Ebeneazer, 14 yrs June 26, 1699; (?) Nathaniel ae. 12 yrs Dec. 19, 1699; (?) Mary, ae. 5 yrs Aug 4, 1699; and Susannah, ae. 1 yr Mch. 1, 1699; and filed Jan 24, 1699/00, page 54.

Jan. 24, 1699/00, account filed, and estate ordered distributed by Daniel Scofield and John Pettit to his widow and children as aforesaid, page 55.

SCOFIELD, Samuel, late of Stamford, died Jan 20, 1706/7, and on Nov. 10, 1707, letters of administration on his estate granted to his widow Unice and John Pettit, page 102a. (Continued on page 211),

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