ABSTRACT OF PROBATE RECORDS AT FAIRFIELD, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD, AND STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
BY SPENCER P. MEAD, L.L.B. Volume 4, 1690 - 1702. Page 134

Transcribed by Geri Ryerson K,

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WEED, Daniel, (continued from page 133), mentioned his widow, and children four sons and one daughter, no names, and filed Apl. 26, 1698, page 150.

Jan. 24, 1699, account filed, and estate ordered distributed by Samuel Hait and Joseph Bishop to his widow and children, four sons and one daughter, no names, page 209.

WEED, John, late of Stamford, Mch. 11, 1689/90, letters of administration on his estate granted to his son Jonas Weed, page 14.

inventory taken Jan. 15, 1689/90, by Abraham Ambler, John Bates, and John Scofield, mentioned his widow, and children Jonas, Daniel, John, Samuel, Joseph, Isaac, Mary, and Hannah, and filed Mch. 11, 1689/90, page 2.

Mch. 11, 1689/90, account filed, and estate ordered distributed to his widow and children, page 14.

WHEELER, Isaac, late of Fairfield Villiage, Apl. 26, 1698, letters of administration on his estate granted to his widow and his father Isaac Wheeler, page 158a.

Inventory taken Apl. 18, 1698, by Samuel Hubbell, and Mathew Sherwood, and filed Apl. 26, 1698, page 158.

Feb. 8, 1699, account filed and estate ordered distributed by Captain Sherwood and Ensign Wheeler to his widow and children, two sons and one daughter, whose ages on Jan 18, 1699, were eldest child 6 yrs; 2nd child 4 yrs; and youngest child 2 yrs; no names, page 158.

WHEELER, John, late of Fairfield, Apl. 3, 1700, agreement between his heirs dated, Viz: his widow Elizabeth Wheeler, and children John, Joseph, Thomas, Jonathan, a minor, and Hannah. Elizabeth Wheeler signed for herself and also guardian for Jonathan, David and Ann. Witnesses Philip Lewis, Elizabeth Comstock, and Robert Turney. Page 206.

Apl. 4, 1700, the court appointed Elizabeth Wheeler guardian for her children Ann, Jonathan, and David, page 207.

WHEELER, Joseph, late of Fairfield village, Nov. 1, 1698, letters of administration on his estate granted to his widow Marah Wheeler, page 174 (continued page 135).

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