Person:Ephraim Wetherbee (8)

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Name Ephraim Wetherbee
Gender Male
Birth[1] Abt 1724 Stow, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States
Death? Bef 10 Aug 1747 Lunenburg, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States
References
  1. Mazza, Ethel Wetherbee. John Wetherbee of Marlboro and Stow, Massachusetts. (Rochester, NH: E.W. Mazza, 1991)
    p. 6.

    Children of Capt. Ephraim Wetherbee [#6] and Elizabeth Hall: 2) Ephraim.b. Stow 1724, d. Lunenburg 1747.
    [Note: the death date appears to be based on probate file 63056, which would indicate Ephraim was over 21 in 1747 so born by 1726. There is great uncertainty about when Paul was born, probably either 1726 or 1727 (discussion on Paul's page), so Ephraim's birth appears estimated to fit between Ruth, whose birth is known, and Paul.]

  2.   Massachusetts. Probate Court (Worcester County). Probate files, 1731–1881. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Digitized by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 2012)
    Case 63056 Wetherbe ephraim LUnenburg 1747.

    10 Aug 1747: Paul Wetherbe search the records at Stow and finds himself only 20 on 20 Jun last so unable to administer his brother Ephraim Wetherbe's estate, gives consent that brother Joseph Wood be appointed.
    10 Aug 1747: Bond of Joseph Wood of Luninburg as administrator of Ephraim Wetherbee Late of Luninburg yeoman deceased intestate.
    24 Sep 1747: Inventory of Ephraim Weatherbee Late of Luneburg yeoman deceast: £197:6:0, by Jonathan Hubbard, Ephraim Pearce, John Gibson.
    8 Feb 1748: Account of Joseph Wood administrator of Ephraim Wetherbe Late of Luneburg Husbandman Deceased. 11 May 1750: additional account, allowed.
    20 Aug 1750: Complaint of Benjamin Bellows of Lunenburg guardian of Jon'a Wetherbee, Abijah Wetherbee, Sam'll Wetherbee, Abigall Wetherbee, Susannah Wetherbee, Johannah Wetherbee Jun'r minors and heirs of Ephraim Wetherbee late of Lunenburgh husubandman deceased, and attorney to Johannah Wetherbee of Lunenburgh, alledging that account is "not genuine" and sold some rights in underhanded manner so did not go to the highest bidder. Judge finds there was "great imprudence in his proceedings".