ABSTRACT OF PROBATE RECORDS AT FAIRFIELD CO., CT--Vol. 7, 1721-1750, Page 88

SHERWOOD, Isaac, late of Norwalk, Oct. 4, 1748, letters of administration on his estate granted to his son Isaac Sherwood of Norwalk, page 341.

SHERWOOD, Isaac, late of Norwalk, Dec. 6, 1748, Samuel Cluckston, Lieut Elnathan Hanford, and Samuel Fitch all of Norwalk, appointed to distribute his estate,
according to law, to his widow Mary Sherwood, and Children, Isaac, Legal representatives of John, deceased, Rebecca wife of Robert Clayland, and Elizabeth wife of Benjamin Keeler, page 363.
Jan. 26, 1748/9, estate distributed accordingly, and mentioned the children John Sherwood, deceased, No names, page 363.
Jan. 5, 1748/9, Robert Clemand, one of the heirs of decedent, objected to distribution, page 349.

SHERWOOD, John, of Fairfield, May 2, 1749, John Andrews of Fairfield, appointed his guardian, page 364.

SHERWOOD, Lemuel, Deacon, late of Stratfield, Feb. 14, 1732/3, dower of his widow set out, pages 123 and 125.

SHERWOOD, Lemuel, Deacon, late of Stratfield, May 7, 1733, Abiah Sherwood, a daughter of Decedent, made choice of Robert Silliman to be her guardian, Ann and Mahitabell Sherwood , other daughters of decedent, made choice of John Burr, Jr., to be their guardian, page 122.
Sept. 29, 1733, estate distributed by John Wheeler and Daniel Hubbell, according to his will, to his daughters Ann Sherwood and Abiah Sherwood, and Mahitabell Sherwood, page 128.

SHERWOOD, Lemuel, Deacon, late of Stratfield, Nov. 20, 1734, estate distributed, according to his will, by Deacon Joseph Booth and Captain Daniel Hubbell to his two sons Mathew and Samuel, and his widow Ann Sherwood, page 146.

SHERWOOD, Lemuel, late of _____, Feb. 4, 1746, Samuel a son of decedent, made choice of Robert Silliman, of Fairfield to be his guardian, page 294.

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

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