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728Page 179-180. Crane, Joseph, Wethersfield. Invt. œ223-00-06. Taken 22 December, 1707, by William Goodrich and Charles Deming. Court Record, Page 100 - 5 January, 1707-8: Adms. granted to Sarah Crane, the widow. œ=currency in pounds Page 137 - 5 December, 1709: This Court direct Sarah Crane, widow, Adms., to sell so much of the lands of the sd. estate for the payment of his debts, unto the best bidders that shall appear to buy the same, as shall produce the sum of œ40 in money. Page 27 (Vol. VIII) 5 February, 1710-11: Adms. granted further time to finish her Adms. Page 122 - 17 March, 1712-13: Whereas, Abraham Kilbourn of Wethersfield, who was appointed guardian to Benjamin Crane, a minor of 19 years, son of Joseph Crane, late of Wethersfield, decd., is now late deceased, the sd. Benjamin Crane makes choice of John Wright of Wethersfield to be his guardian. Recog., œ100. Page 191 - 16 April, 1714: Benjamin Crane, son of Joseph Crane, made choice of Abraham Morrison of Wethersfield to be his guardian. Recog., œ100. Page 202 - 7 June, 1714: Sarah Leonard, Adms. on the estate of Joseph Crane, exhibited an account of her Adms. : œ s d Inventory of the estate, 233-00-06 Moveable part, 68-17-06 Paid in debts and charges, 101-11-03 Which account the Court allows, and ordered to be kept on file. Order to dist. to widow and children. And appoint Benjamin Churchill, David Goodrich and Lt. Jonathan Belding, distributors. Page 203-8 June, 1714: Whereas, the Adms. on the estate of Joseph Crane is married and removed out of this Government, this Court doth now grant letters of Adms. unto Joseph Kilbourn of Wethersfield, who gave bonds, and the former Adms. is granted a Quietus Est. This Court appoint Joseph Kilbourn of Wethersfield to be guardian to Isaac Crane, age 6 years, and Esther Crane, age 12 years, children of Joseph Crane, decd. Recog., œ60. Page 233-18 January, 1714-15: This Court grant letters of Adms. on the estate of Joseph Crane (that remains yet unadministered) unto Abraham Morriss(onF) of Wethersfield, who gave bonds and took the letters. Page 23 (Vol. IX) 2 October, 1716: It is ordered that the Clerk cite Abraham Morrison, Adms. on the estate of Joseph Crane, that he appear before this Court on Monday next at 9 o'clock in the morning. Page 48 - 29 December, 1717: Upon motion made to this Court for a dist. of the estate, this Court appoint Edward Bulkeley, Capt. Ephraim Goodrich and Jonathan Smith distributors to distribute the estate: To Sarah Crane, alias Leonard, relict of the decd., 1-3 part of the real estate for the term of her natural life, and 1-3 part of the personal forever. And the remainder of the estate to be dist: To sd. Benjamin Crane a double part, and to Sarah Poole, Hannah Purple, Esther Crane and Isaac Crane, younger children, to each a single portion. Page 60 - 1st April, 1718: Dist. was exhibited in Court, accepted and ordered to be kept on file. Dist. File: 3 January, 1719: Dist. of the estate of Joseph Crane, late of Wethersfield, decd. : To the widow, relict ; to Benjamin Crane, eldest son ; to Isaac Crane, youngest son ; to Sarah Poole, eldest daughter ; to Hannah Purple ; to Esther Crane, youngest daughter. By Edward Bulkeley, Ephraim Goodrich and Jonathan Smith. The dist. of the estate of Joseph Crane : The houseing and homested not having been set out by meets and bounds, this Court order that the same be done by the former dist., Edward Bulkeley, Ephraim Goodrich and Jonathan Smith, unto the heirs of the decd., according to their proportion set in the aforesd. dist. Page 26 (Vol. XI) 4 August, 1730: Dist. exhibited by Hezekiah Graham. Page 28 - 6 October, 1736: On the 7th of September, 1730, Hezekiah Graham of Wethersfield was summoned to appear to return the order of dist. which he had for setting out the widow's dower on Joseph Crane's estate, and show cause why the whole of Esther Butler's part of the lott at Tappin's Hill was set out to the widow, and why this dist. should not be set aside and a new one ordered. And Joseph and James Righley, persons interested in the estate of Joseph Crane, appeared and moved the dist. be set aside. Capt. Bulkeley and Capt. Goodrich decline having anything thing more to do in the affair. This Court appoint Deacon Jonathan Curtice, Lt. Samuel Wolcott and Ensign Jacob Williams to set out to the widow, Sarah Andrews, formerly widow of Joseph Crane, to take as just and equal portion as they can upon the right of each of the heirs. | ||||||||||||
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