ABSTRACT OF PROBATE RECORDS AT FAIRFIELD CO., CT--Vol. 7, 1721-1750, Page 59

KING, Richard, late of Fairfield, Jan. 9, 1727/8, letters of administration on his estate granted to his widow Jemima King, page 33.
Feb. 6, 1727/8, estate insolvent, and Captain Thomas Nash and Ensign Benjamin Rumsey appointed commission to adjust claims, page 36.
Feb. 6, 1727/8, Samuel Celey, of Fairfield, appointed guardian of Richard, a son of decedent, page 37.
Jan. 7, 1728/29, Ann King, a daughter of decedent, made choice of Luke Wier of Fairfield to be her guardian, page 61.
Feb. 3, 1729/30, Richard a son of decedent, made choice of his father in law, Buckland Williams to be his guardian, page 68.

KINSEY, John, late of Rye, N. Y., Mch, 28 1745, Gilbert a son of decedent, made choice of Richard Hall of Stratfield to be his guardian, Page 286.

Knap, Benjamin, late of Greenwich, Oct. 3, 1727, James a son of decedent, made choice of his brother Benjamin Knap of Greenwich to be his guardian, page 22.

KNAP, Benjamin, late of Greenwich, Mch. 17, 1737/8, Caleb Knap, administrator, Ebenezer Reynolds testified that he was at the house of Abraham Hubbard in the month of December last, and heard Caleb Knap and Abraham Hubbard make an agreement on the account of Ruth Hubbard, his wife, as to her portion, which was to be given to said Abraham Hubbard, Which agreement was witnessed by Nathaniel Ferris and Nathan Reynolds, page 192.

KNAP, Daniel, of Greenwich, Apl. 2, 1728, made choice of his brother Joshua Knap of Greenwich, to be his guardian, page 42.

KNAP, James, late of Danbury, Apl. 28, 1735, letters of administration on his estate granted to Aaron Knap and Ebenezer Knap of Danbury, PAGE 239.

KNAP, James, late of Danbury, Apl. 28, 1735, Abraham Andrus of Danbury guardian of Patience and Aaron Knap, children of decedent, discharged as guardian of Aaron Knap, and Aaron Knap of Danbury appointed in his place, page 155.

Special thanks to:

Barbara Kaye, CTGenWeb Stamford Town Coordinator, for compiling these abstracts from Stamford.

Geri Ryerson K, for the untold hours and days transcribing the scanned pages in order to share with the CTGenWeb Project. Thank you both!