Page 78 Name: Samuel Gaylord Location: Windsor
Died 19 August, 1690. Invt. £121-00-02. Taken 3rd March, 1690-1, by Timothy Thrall and Abraham Phelps. Due to him as a soldier to Albany, œ0-12-02. Debts & Legacy due to the Widow of Joseph Griswold, £6, per will of Samuel Griswold Decd. Legacy due to wife of Joseph Wascoat, £5. Total, £27-10-00. Will dated 7 June, 1690.
This Writing testifieth that I, Samuel Gaylord, of Windsor, in the County of Hartford, in the Colony of Connecticut, in Consideration of my present Call being going out to War, do leave this my Will as followeth: That in Case the providence of God so ordereth that I Come not home again, I Will to my wife Mary Gaylord all my Right & Title, both of Houseing and Lands, in the Township of Windsor, as or else where, during the time of her natural life; as also I give to my wife all my Moveable Estate. And after my Wive's death I Will the whole Right of Houseing and Lands to be equally divided between Samuel Hubbell, the son of Richard Hubbell which he hath by my sister Elizabeth Gaylord, and Samuel Alexander, the son of my sister Sarah, the wife of John Alexander, if I return not again, to be and remain to them and to their heirs forever.
Witness: Joseph Gaylord, Thomas Judd Jr.
Samuel X Gaylord.
Proven in Court, 6 November, 1690.
