Person:Bezaleel Lattimer (1)

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Name[1] Bezaleel Lattimer
Gender Male
Marriage to Saint Unknown
Death? 1688 Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut, United States
Probate[1] 31 May 1688 Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut, United StatesInventory Taken
Probate[1] 17 Jan 1688/89 William Tryon to have improvement, if he maintains the 2 children.
Probate[1] 7 Jan 1711/12 Admin to son-in-law Josiah Atwood, as Saint is deceased.
Probate[1] 1 Jul 1718 Estate distribution ordered, son Jonathan is deceased with heirs.

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The estate of Bezaleel Lattimer totalled £42-17-00 in 1688, and yet, it took 44 years for administration to be concluded, when on 2 July 1723, the Report of Distribution by Daniel and Jonathan Burnham was accepted by the Court. The record illuminates the life of his family.

His widow remarried to one William Tyron. The marriage commenced soon after his decease and six months later, Saint (Lattimer) Tyron, complains to the Court that her second husband is withholding documents. In January 1698/9, the Court appoints guardians for the two children, Jonathan and Bathsheba. By January 1711/12, Saint has died and son-in-law, Josiah Atwood is appointed to complete the administration. In 1718, a distribution is ordered and son Jonathan is deceased with heirs. Saint had had a child with William Tryon, and Abial Tryon is a legatee to property, Saint had purchased after Bazaleel died.

References
  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Bezeliel Lattimer, in Manwaring, Charles W. A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records. (Hartford, Conn.: R. S. Peck & Co., 1904-06)
    1:329.

    Lattimer, Bezeliel, Wethersfield. Invt. £42-17-00. Taken 31 May, 1688, by Jno Wells, Jno Chester. Legatees : Jona : 6 3/4 years old, and Bethsheba 3 months old.
    17 January, 1688: Whereas Saint Tryon complains that her husband William Tryon hath fraudently conveyed away from her a Writing made between them before marriage, where by she is greatly injured and prays relief from this Court, she producing two Evidences that there was a writing made but not signed until after marriage, viz, the next morning, this Court do order that the sd. William Tryon shall have the Improvement of the Estate of Bezaleel Lattimore, Decd, provided he maintain the two Children of the sd. Lattimore
    17 January, 1698-9: Upon the request of Saint Tryon, this Court appoint Cornet Thomas Wickham and Ebenezer Deming to be Guardians to Jonathan and Bathsheba Lattimore, Children of Bezaleel Lattimore, late of Wethersfield, Decd.
    7 January, 1711-12: Whereas the Court of Probate did grant Adms. upon the Estate of Bezaleel Lattimore, late of Wethersfield, Decd, to Saint Lattimore, Widow of sd. Deed, and the sd. Saint Lattimore neglecting in her life time to finish her Adms., and she being now dead, this Court grant Adms. to Josiah Atwood, son- in-law to the sd. Decd, on the remaining unadministered Estate of sd. Bezaleel Lattimore, Decd.
    1st July, 1718 To the heirs of Jonathan Lattimer, Decd, son of the aforesd. Bezaleel Lattimer, Decd, 2-3 part thereof. To Bathshua Atwood, wife of Josiah Atwood, of sd. Wethersfield, and daughter of the aforesd. Bezzaleel Lattimer, 1-3 part thereof.
    And whereas the sd. Saint Lattimer in the time of her Widowhood bought 4 acres of Land of Samuel Bowman of Wethersfield and died intestate, this Court order a Dist. of sd. 4 acres. To the Heirs of Jonathan Lattimer a double part, and to the other two children of the sd. Saint Lattimer, Decd, to Bathshua Atwood and Abial Tryon, to each a single share.
    2 July, 1723: Report of the Dist. by Nathaniel Burnham and Jonathan Burnham.