ABSTRACT OF PROBATE RECORDS AT FAIRFIELD, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD, AND STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
BY SPENCER P. MEAD, L.L.B. VOLUME 9, 1741 - 1748. PAGE 190

Transcribed by Geri Ryerson K.

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WALKER, Robert, Deacon, late of Stratford, will dated Jan. 18, 1742/3, probated Apl. 20, 1743, mentioned his wife Ruth, and children Robert, James, Sarah Hawley, Abigail Nickolls, Joanna Beard, Ruth Youngs, Mary Sherwood, Phebe Blise, Eunice Walker, and Martha Walker. Executors his son James and sons in law James Beard and John Sherwood. Witnesses Joseph Blackleach, David Lake, and Rev. Richardson Minor, page 198. Inventory taken Apl. 28, 1743, by Joseph Booth, William Peet and James Hawley, and filed Apl. 3, 1744, page 218.

WARD, Moses, Formerly of Fairfield, late of Fish Kells, certain land appraised Nov. 28, 1746, by Daniel Bradley and Cornelius Hull, and inventory verified by Samuel Ward, his son, administrator, and filed Dec. 2, 1746, page 377.

WELLS, Abigail, late of Stratfield, inventory taken May 12, 1746, by John Wheeler and Richard Hubbell, verified by Robert Chauncey, administrator, and filed June 3, 1746, page 345.

WELLS, David, late of Stratford, will dated Apl. 17, 1742, probated May 27, 1742, mentioned his wife Mary, and children, Ruth Wells, Mary Wells, and Phebe Wells, all minors, Nathan, David, and Stephen. Executors his wife Mary and brothers John Wells and William Wells. Witnesses, Dr. Ephraim Warner of Waterbury, Henry Hawley and Joseph Goreham of Stratford, page 149. Inventory taken June 3, 1742, by Henry Hawley and Elnathan Wheeler, and filed Oct. 6, 1742, page 151.

WELLS, Mary, late of Stratford, will dated Mch. 20, 1739/40, probated Feb. 1, 1742/3, mentioned her children David Wells, Isaac Wells, John Wells, William Wells, Mary Judson, Elizabeth Curtiss, Sarah Edwards, Phebe Uffoot, Hannah Gorsham, and Charity Wells. Executor her son Isaac Wells. Witnesses Ephraim Curtiss, Captain James Dunlop, and Peter Foot, page 110. Inventory taken Feb. 23, 1742/3, by Daniel Porter and James Beach, and filed Mch. 1, 1742/3, page 111.

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