ABSTRACT OF PROBATE RECORDS AT FAIRFIELD CO., CT--Vol. 7, 1721-1750, Page 31

DeFOREST, Abigail, and Hester DeForest, both of Norwalk, Aug. 2, 1746, the court appointed Silas Hickcox of Norwalk to be their guardian, page 340.

DeFOREST, David, late of Norwalk, Apl. 6, 1748, letters of administration on his estate granted to his son Hezekiah DeForest, page 230.

May 5, 1748, Hezekiah DeForest Forest, appointed guardian of Elihew and Ephraim, sons of decedent, Elemuel and David, other sons of decedent, made choice of James Olmstead of Norwalk to be their guardian, pages 332 and 333.

DeFOREST, David, late of Stratford, Feb. 7, 1732/3, Benjamin, a son of decedent, made choice of his brother David to be his guardian, page 111.

DIBLE, Ezra, late of Danbury, Mch. 5, 1739/40, Rebecca Dibble, a daughter of decedent, made choice of John Benedict of Danbury to be her guardian; Comfort Starr of Danbury appointed guardian of Freelove, another daughter of decedent; Wakefield, a son of decedent, made choice of Josiah Starr of Danbury to be his guardian; and Samuel Starr of Danbury appointed guardian of Elisha, another son of decedent, pages 214 and 216.

Feb. 2, 1747/8, estate distributed by James Beebe , John Gregory and Thomas Barnum according to his will, to his widow her part, and children Weakfield, Elisha, John, Rebecca Taylor and Freelove Noble; Elizabeth the youngest daughter an infant, died soon after her father, page 392.

DIMON, ABIGAIL, of Fairfield, Mch. 20, 1746/7, made choice of her mother, Mary Dimon, and Captain John Burr to be her guardians, page 304.

DIMON, Deborah, of Fairfield, Nov. 3, 1747, made choice of Captain Moses Dimon, Jr., of Fairfield, to be her guardian, page 321.

DIMON, Ebenezer, of Fairfield, Mch, 24, 1746/7, made choice of James Smedley of Fairfield to be his guardian, page 304.

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!