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

SHERINGTON, Thomas, continued from page 215:

children Mary wife of Jeremiah Wood, and Sarah Sherington, who made choice of her brother in law Jeremiah wood to be her guardian. Page 2^a.

SHERMAN, Hannah, late of Stratfield, Jan. 6, 1713/4, letters of administration on her estate granted to her son David Sherman, page 377.

Inventory taken by David Sherman, Jr., administrator, mentioned decedent was the widow of Mathew Sherman, page 282.

SHERMAN, Jabez, Jan. 6, 1713/14, made choice of his brother David Sherman to be his guardian, page 377.

SHERMAN, Nathaniel, late of Stratford, July 2, 1712, letters of administration on his estate granted to his widow Abigail Sherman, page 257a.

Inventory taken and filed July 2, 1712, page 257.

SHERWOOD, Daniel, late of ______, May 4, 1715, letters of administration on his estate granted to his widow Tabitha Sherwood, Page 312.

Inventory taken May 4, 1715, by William Gray and Thomas Disbrow, and filed May 4, 1715, page 312.

SHERWOOD, Jabus, late of Greenwich, will dated Oct. 7, 1704, probated Nov. 3, 1704, devised all his property at Greenwich to Jonathan Husted and his wife; bequested all his carpenter tools to Jonathan Jessup, a son of Edward Jessup of Fairfield, and bequeathed a parcel nails that are at my brother Nathaniel of Rye, forgave debt of his sister in law Elizabeth Sherwood of Rye, to brother Nathaniel a steer at Rye, to brother Stephen Sherwood of Rye my Gun, to my sister Ruth Merritt and Mary wife of Jonathan Husted legacies. No executor. Witnesses Thomas Marshall and Thomas Mathews, page 44.

Nov. 3, 1704, letters of administration with the will annexed granted to Steven Sherwood, Jonathan Husted and John Pettit, and Isaac Sherwood, Sr., of Fairfield went on bond, page 44.

Inventory taken Nov. 6, 1701, by Joseph Finch and Thomas Marshall, and filed Nov. 3, 1704, page 44. (Continued on page 217)