ABSTRACT OF PROBATE RECORDS AT FAIRFIELD CO., CT--Volume 10, 1748

BURR, Elizabeth, (continued from page 200), children of my deceased daughter Elizabeth: grandchildren Catherine Wakeman, a daughter of my deceased son Samuel: grandchildren, Hannah, Mary and Elizabeth, daughters of my said deceased son; grandson Andrew, a son of my said deceased son; grandson Ebenezer Wakeman, a son of my deceased son Ebenezer, grandson William Burr, a son of my deceased daughter Mary; widow Sarah Hill; widow Squire, both of Fairfield; widow French of Stratfield. Executor her son Joseph Wakeman. Witnesses Anthony Annabill, and Ruth Burr, page 522. Inventory taken Dec. 10, 1753, by Ephraim Burr and James Smedly, and filed Jan. 4, 1754, page 524.

BURR, Gershom, late of Fairfield, Jan. 27, 1748/9, received from Thaddeus Burr, Ephraim Burr, and Benjamin Wynokoop, administrators of said estate, part of which was set out in the distribution of said estate to the legal representatives of Ann burr, widow of said decent. Signed John Allen, administrator of the estate of said Ann Burr, deceased, page 662. Apl. 25, 1755, also receipt from Ebenezer Wakeman, page 562.

BURR, John, late of Stratfield, inventory taken Dec. 18, 1750, by David Sherman, Jr., Samuel Odell, and Joseph booth, verified by John Burr and William Burr, executors, and filed Jan. 14, 1750/1, page 163. Feb. 1, 1750/1, estate ordered distributed by Joseph Booth, David Sherman, Jr., and Samuel Odell, all of Stratfield, according to his will, and estate distributed Feb. 5, 1750/1, to his children Captain John and William, page 193. Feb. 17, 1752, Ebenezer Dimon, formerly of Fairfield, and late of New Haven, acknowledged the receipt from John Burr and William Burr, executors of said estate, the legacy bequeathed to me by the will of said testator. Witnesses Joseph Patterson and Daniel Hubbell, page 450. Aug. 22, 1751, receipt from Elizabeth Burr, his widow, for her portion of said estate. Witnesses Timothy Wheeler and Samuel Burr, page 450.

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