Will of "Benjamin Converse of Woburn", dated 2 Feb 1813, proved 27 Apr 1824, names "beloved wife Sarah Converse", "my eldest daughter Bulah Frost Widow", "my eldest son Benjamin", "my son Caleb", "my four younger Daughters (viz) Esther, Sarah, Hannah & Patience", "my two younger Sons (viz) Joshua & Robert", "my niece Rebeckah Symmes" [under 21], wife Sarah sole executrix.
5 Apr 1824: "It being inconvenient for me to execute the duty of Executrix for the last will & testament of my late husband Benjamin Converse late of Woburn in said County, I hereby ... request Benjamin Wyman Esq'r of Said Woburn..." Sarah Convers
21 Apr 1824: Warrant to Ebenezer Lawrence yeoman, Zachariah Symms 2'd wheelwright & Leonard Thompson gentleman all of Woburn to take inventory of Benjamin Converse late of Woburn. Inventory taken same day: $167.43.
27 Apr 1824: Bond of Benjamin Wyman of Woburn as administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Benjamin Converse late of Woburn in the county of Middlesex, Yeoman deceased.
7 Sep 1824: First accounting of Benjamin wyman.
6 Dec 1825: Second accounting of Benjamin Wyman.
6 Dec 1825: Estate insufficient to pay legacies as bequeathed, paid .455 on the dollar to heirs of Bulah Frost, Benjamin Converse, Caleb Converse, Esther Converse, Sarah Converse, Benjamin Hill in right of his wife Hannah, Patience French, Joshua Converse, Robert Converse, and Rebeckah Symmes.
8 Nov 1831: Third accounting of Benjamin Wyman allowed.
