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

JUDSON, Joshua, late of Stratford, will dated Nov. 25, 1735, probated Dec. 12, 1735, mentioned his wife Deborah and children Elizabeth, Hannah, and Mary, son in law Nathan Prince, and daughter in law Martha Prince. Executrix his wife Deborah. Witnesses Abel Birdsey, Daniel Porter, and Ephraim Burrit, page 343.

Inventory taken Jan. 3. 1725/6 by Edmund Lewis and Daniel Hawley, and filed Mch. 1, 1755/6, page 346.

JUDSON, Smauel, late of Stratford, will dated Jan. 5, 1725/6, probated Mch. 1, 1725.6, mentioned his wife Mary and children Joshua, Samuel, Anne Burrough, Prudence, Mary and Martha. Executor his son Joshua. Witnesses Joseph Curtiss, Jeremiah Judson and John Wheeler, page 7.

Inventory taken Feb. 22, 1725/6, by John Wells, John Thompson, and John Wilcookson, and filed Mch. 1, 1725/6, page 8.

KELLOG, John, late of Norwalk, inventory taken May 14, 1740, by Moses Comstocke, Daniel St. John, Jr., and William Jarvis, verified by Daniel Kellog and Ephraim Raymond, administrators, and filed June 3, 1740, page 543.

KELLOG, Joseph, late of Norwalk, inventory taken Sept.____, 1731, by Daniel Hayt and Samuel Keeler, verified by Daniel Reed, administrator, and filed Jan. 4, 1731/2, page 278.

KETCHUM, Joseph, late of Norwalk, will dated May 4, 1730, probated Aug. 4, 1730, mentioned his wife Sarah, devised to his son Nathaniel "my long salt meadow lot on the west side of Norwalk Harbor that father Richards gave to me ", sons Joseph, John, and Samuel, daughters Elizabeth wife of Moses Fountain, Deborah Wife of Samuel Gluckstone, and Hannah Wife of Daniel Olmstead of Ridgefield. Executors his sons Joseph and Nathaniel. Witnesses Isaac Brown, Lemuel Raymond, and Jabez Raymond, page 222.

Inventory taken July 28, 1730, by John St. John and Isaac Brown, and filed Aug. 4, 1730. page 223.

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!