"Probate Records. Vol. XIII, 1710 to 1715. Page 91.
Hills, Ebenezer, Doctor, Hartford. Invt. £108-03-07. Taken 21 December, 1711, by Samuel Welles, Thomas Kilbourn and Hezekiah Porter.
Will dated 4 December, 1711: I, Ebenezer Hills, now resident of Hartford, practicioner of physic, do make this my last will and testament: I give unto my Cousin Dorothy Hills, daughter to Lt. Jonathan Hills, now of sd. Hartford, my bed, bedsted, one pare of sheets, boulster and convenient blanketing, also the curtains and valiences. I give unto my relations (vizt., unto the heirs of Lt. Samuel Hale, late of Glastonbury, decd.; the heirs of John Hale, late of sd. town, decd.; the heirs of Nathaniel Hunn, late of Wethersfield, decd.; the heirs of Caleb Benjamin, late of sd. Town, decd.; to Thomas Hale, Sen., now of Glastonbury; Ebenezer Hale of Wethersfield, and the sd. Lt. Jonathan Hills) an equal share of the rest of my estate, either lands, goods or chattells whatsoever, my lawful debts being first paid. The remainder, being divided into 7 equal parts, I dispose of it to them as aforesd. I appoint my friend Thomas Kimberly of Glastonbury executor.
EBENEZER HILLS, LS.
Witness: Joseph Tryon, Joseph Hollister.
Court Record, Page 41—19 December, 1711: Will proven."
