ABSTRACT OF PROBATE RECORDS AT FAIRFIELD CO., CT--Volume 5, 1702

SEYMOUR (SEAMER), Thomas, continued on page 214:

Inventory taken Oct. 15, 1718, by John Raimond and Semuel Smith, and filed Jan. 7, 1712/3, page 239^a.

SHARP, Thomas, late of Newtown, July 1, 1715, letters of administration on his estate granted to Richard Nicoles, page 185.

Inventory taken Aug. 5, 1712, by Ebenezer Prindle and Abraham Kimberly, mentioned by widow Lidea Sharp, and children Thomas, ae. 11 yrs. next March; Mary, ae. 8 yrs Oct. 10; William, ae. 6 yrs July 14; John, ae. 4 yrs Feb. 1, next; and Eliabeth, ae. 6 mos. and filed July, 1713, page 283.

June 3, 1713, the court apppointed Joseph Curtis guardian of John and Thomas, sons of decedent, page 379.

SHAW, Nathaniel, late of Fairfield, Oct. 2, 1712, letters of administration on his estate granted to his widow, Margaret Shaw, and 383. [should be "page 383?"]

Inventory taken Oct. 1, 1712, by Thomas Staples, and Moses Dimon, and filed Jan. 7, 1712/3, page 238.

Sept. 3, 1712, Margaret, a daughter of decedent, made a choice of Edward Sturgis of Yarmouth to be her guardian of the estate given her by her grandfather Thomas Lanyon, late of Boston, deceased page 383.

May 6, 1713, the court appointed Margaret Shaw guardian of Nathaniel, Sarah, and Thomas, children of decedent, page 381.

Aug. 5 [3?], 1713, Edward Sturgis, mariner, guardian of Margaret Shaw, a daughter of decedent, removed and her mother, Margaret Shaw appointed in this place, page 379.

SHERINGTON, Thomas, late of June 20, 1702, letters of administration on his estate granted to his son in law Jeremiah Wood and Thomas Staples, page 2^a.

Inventory taken May 29, 1702, by Peter Burr and John Burr, had property at Compo [Oompo? Cempo?], and filed June 29, 1702, page 2.

Nov. 21, 1702, account filed, and estate ordered distributed by Peter Burr and Thomas Staples to his [Continued on page 216.]