"Probate Records. Vol. XII, 1732 to 1737. Page 327.
Webster, Deacon Jonathan, Sen., Hartford. Invt. £533-02-04. Taken 23 July, 1735, by James Ensign and Thomas Richards. Will dated 7 April, 1732.
The last will and testament of Jonathan Webster, Sen., of Hartford: I confirm to my wife all which before I have made over to her by an instrument under my hand and signed by my own handwrighting. I give to my three daughters all my moveable estate (namely, Susannah Steele, Mary Brace and Mehetabell Bidwell), to be equally divided between them. And also I give unto each of my before named daughters the sum of £10, to be paid unto them in money apiece by my executor within 12 months after my decease. I give unto my son Benjamin all the land that I have within the south meadow. I confirm unto the heirs of my son Stephen decd, the land which I made over to him in his lifetime and to have at my decease. I give unto my son Jonathan my homelott, together with the buildings standing thereupon, except the use of what I have given to my wife. And lastly I constitute and appoint my son Jonathan executor.
JONATHAN WEBSTER, LS.
Witness: John Marsh, Elizabeth X Marsh, John Marsh, Jr.
Court Record, Page 31—5 August, 1735: The will proven."