ABSTRACT OF PROBATE RECORDS AT FAIRFIELD CO., CT-Volume 8, 1725

AGNEW, Andrew, late of Fairfield, inventory taken Dec. 19, 1739, by Joseph Crane and John Lockwood, and copied on page 540.

ALLEN, John, late of Fairfield, inventory, taken Jan. 23, 1725/6, by Joseph Crane and Thomas Couch, verified by his widow Rebecca, now wife of Benjamin Rumsey of Fairfield, and filed Feb. 7, 1725/6, page 24.

ANDREWS, Abigail, late of Fairfield, inventory taken Jan. 8, 1730/1, by John Osborn and Thomas Hill, verified by her executors, and filed Apl. 6, 1731, page 266.

ANDREWS, John, late of Fairfield, inventory taken Dec. 11, 1728, by Gideon Allen and Samuel Burr, verified by Abigail Andrews and John Andrews, administrators, and filed Feb. 4, 1728/9, page 183.

BANKS, John, late of Greenwich, inventory taken Apl. 18, 1727, by Jonathan Hubby and Jonathan Renols, verified by Samuel Mills, administrator, and filed June 2, 1727, page 90.

BANKS, Joseph, late of Greenwich, inventory taken June 2, 1722, by Timothy Knap and Caleb Knap, verified by his widow, now Hannah Lyon, administratrix, and filed May 3, 1726, page 165.

BARNUM, Thomas, Sr., late of Danbury, ae. about 67 yrs, will dated Dec. 17, 1730, probated Jan. 4, 1731/2, mentioned his wife Sarah, deed of gift of land to his sons Thomas, Ephraim, Ebenezer, and Joshua, daughters Sarah Hoyt, Kather Judd, deceased, to her children, and daughter Mary Barnum: grandson John Wilks, a minor, son of Susannah. Executors his sons Thomas and Ephraim. Witnesses James Beebe and Thomas Benedict. page 273.

Inventory taken Dec. 20, 1731, by John Gregory, Richard Barnum, and Isreal Curtis, and filed Jan. 4, 1731/2, page 274.

BARTRAM, John, late of Fairfield, inventory taken Dec. 8, 1740, By Gideon Allen and James Beers, verified by John Bartram, administrator, and filed Dec. 9, 1740, page 521.

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!