Undated: "I Sarah munroe the wife of george munroe Late deceast refuse to take administration."
23 Feb 1746 [1746/47, 20th year of reign of George II, so between 27 Jun 1746 and 27 Jun 1747]: Bond of Jacob Watson of Camb'r Blacksmith and Will'm Munroe of Lexington husbandman as administrators of George Munroe late of Lexington aforesaid Deceased Intestate.
9 Mar 1746[/47]: Oath given for inventory of George Munroe Late of Lexington
28 Mar 1748: account of William Munroe & Jacob Watson administrators allowed
23 May 1748: Appraisal of real estate and distribution: to Sarah Munroa [sic] Said Deceaseds Widow, to William Munroa the Eldest son, to Robert Munroa one of the sons, to the heirs of George Munroa Jun'r Deceased. Note made of advances during lifetime to William Munroa, George Munroa Jun'r, Sam'll Munroa. Signed by Sarah Munroa, William Munroe jun, Robert Man[roe?], Timothy Wellington garden for the children of gorg Munroe Jun'r, Andrew Munroe.
7 Feb 1749: Judge's decree gives real estate to William Munroe, Robert Munroe and heirs of George Munroe Jun'r Dec'd, with payments to brother Samuel, to brother Andrew, to sister Sarah Stearns her heirs, to sister Lydia Watson, to sister Lucy Parker.
10 Sep 1750: Additional account of William Munroe & Jacob Watson allowed.
26 Feb 1753: Appraisal of real estate of Mr George Munroe late of Lexington which was set off to his widow for her Dower, not appearing to be capable of more than one settlement, settled on Andrew one of the Deced's sons. Judge's decree same date, settling on Andrew, with payments to brother William eldest son, to brothers Robert and Samuel, to sisters Lydia Munroe [sic] and Lucy Munroe [sic], to heirs of brother George Munroe, to heirs of sister Sarah Deceas'd.