ABSTRACT OF PROBATE RECORDS AT FAIRFIELD CO., CT--Volume 4, 1690

MEAD, John, (continued from page 115), distributed to his widow Ruth, and children John, Jonathan, Nathan, and Elizabeth, all minors, the deceased was a son of John Mead, Sr., page 89.

Mch. 17, 1698, estate distributed by Ebeneazer Mead and Joseph Finch of Greenwich to his widow Ruth Mead and children, John, Jonathan, Nathan, and Elizabeth, page 196.

Nov. 8, 1700, John a son of decedent, made choice of his mother, Ruth Mead, and John Hubbe, both of Greenwich, to be his guardian. page 220.

MEAD, Joseph, Sr., late of Greenwich, died May 3, 1690, and on Mch. 15, 1692/3, letters of administration on his estate granted to his widow Mary Mead and son Joseph Mead, page 102.

Inventory taken by Joseph Ferris and John Mead, Jr., and filed Mch. 15 1692/3, page 101.

Mch. 15, 1693, Richard and Mary, children of decedent, made choice of Joseph Mead, a son of decedent, and their cousin John Mead, to be their guardians, page 102.

Mch. 15, 1693 agreement dated, between his widow Mary mead, and children Joseph, Daniel, and Elisha, as to distribution of the estate. Witnesses John Mead, Jr, and Benjamin Mead, page 101.

MOREHOUSE, Samuel, late of Fairfield, Jan 26, 1687, Samuel, a son of decedent, acknowledged the receipt of the legacy from his father's estate. Witnesses Nathan Gold, Jr., and Richard Hubbell, Jr., page 223.

Jan. 26, 1687, Rebecka Morehouse, widow of decedent being about to marry again, acknowledged the receipt of all legacies from my son Thomas Morehouse, executor of the will of decedent. Witnesses Mathew Sherman and Jonathan Squire, page 223.

June 7, 1700, Ann Morehouse acknowledged the receipt of all legacies from her sister Mary Morehouse, (possibly the widow of Thomas Morehouse,Jr. administratrix of the will of her father, Samuel Morehouse, deceased. Witnesses Joseph Peck and John Peck, page 222.

June 24, 1696, Thomas Morehouse, executor, released by his brothers in law, Isreal Curtis, Jr., Mathew Sherwood and Richard Hubbell, Jr., pages 222 and 223.

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