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

BOOTH, Ebenezer, late of Newtown, inventory taken June 29, 1727, by John Northrup and Ephraim Peck, Verified by Mary Booth, administratrix, and filed Oct 3, 1727.

BOSTWICK, Jonathan, late of Stratford, will dated June 17, 1738, probated Aug. 17, 1738, mentioned his brothers Zachariah, Ephraim and Meredith Bostwick, sisters Susannah Hurd, Parnal Brown, and Abigail Sherman; daughter of my sister Martha Clark , and Zachariah Fudden, a minor, son of our sister Mary, Deceased. Executors brother Ephariam Bostwick, and Hez Gold, Witness Josiah Bears, Nathan Bears, and Hez. Watkins. page 434.
Inventory taken Aug. 6, 1738, by Josiah Bears and Benjamin Bennit, and filed Aug. 17, 1738. Page 436.

BRISTOL, John, late of Newtown, will dated Mch. 19, 1734, probated Feb. 11, 1735/6, mentioned wife Mercy, and children Joseph and John. Executors his wife Mercy and son John. Witnesses Thomas Tousey, Benjamin Northrup and Hannah Tousey, page 344.

BRUSH, Richard, late of late of Greenwich, inventory taken by Jonathan Finch and Ebenezer Mead, Jr., verified by Solomon Close and Stephen Brush, administrators, and filed Sept. 5, 1727, page 104.

BUCKHUST, Richard, late of Fairfield, will dated Oct. 13, 1735, probated Mch. 18, 1736, devised to Richard, a son of my brother Stephen Buckhust, now in Great Britian, all real and personal property, provided he comes into New England within three years after my decease, otherwise to the other children of my brother Stephen Buckhust, Viz: Mary, Stephen, and Richard. Executors Henry Caner and Jonathan Cutler, both Fairfield. Witnesses Eliz. Bostwick, Abraham Pullen, and Moses Dimon. Letters to Jonathan Cuttler, page 256.

BURR, Daniel, late of Fairfield, inventory taken July 14, 1727, by John Osburn and Gershom Bulkley, verified by Elizabeth Burr, Jeshu Burr and Peter Burr, administrators, and Filed Aug. 1, 1727, page 92.

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!