[Complicated probate, much of it many years after Jonathan's death due to agreement requiring maintenance of Jonathan's father, a late real estate addition to the inventory and other matters, limited abstract presented, focusing on date of death and names of heirs.]
Will of "Johnathan [moors?] of nubery", dated 15 Dec 1692, proved 28 Sep 1693, "I order that my father has his maintenance acording to agrement betwene him and I"; names wife Constance Mores, son Johnathan [under age], dafter hanna, dafter Sarah, son Richard, son Samuill [under age], son Thomas, dafter dority. Wife to be executrix.
Undated: "What Constant Mooer hath paid of har husbands debts sins his death sins the year of our lord 1692", includes "I have taken the Care of my husbands aged father edmon moors untill the day of his death and for his furnarell chargis". [note: due to faded ink and style of writing, most letters shown as e's look like i's, but if topped with small line, versus a dot, assumed to be an e since that pattern produces more typical spelling.]
8 Aug 1699: inventory of liutinant Jonathan More late of Newbury dicest by Thomas Noyes and Tristram Coffin.
2 Oct 1699: Bond of Constance More alias Mitchell now wife of John Mitchell of Newbury as administratrix of her former husband Jonathan More late of Newbery Dec'd.
18 Jan 1702/03: Bond of Jonathan Moore to pay Sarah Mores Daug'r of Jonathan Mores of Newbury. Also to Samuell More son of ye Dec'd. Also to Thomas More son of the Dec'd. Also to Richard More son of ye Dec'd. Also to Hannah More Daug'r of ye Dec'd. Also to Dorothy More Daug'r of the Dec'd.
18 Sep 1704: Bond of Jonathan Moore of Newberry as administrator of a lott in Newberry belonging to his father nor administr'd upon by ye Widdow.
22 Jul 1708: set off widow's thirds.
12 May 1714: Petition of Richard Mooer, John Munroe, Georg Munroe, Daniel Munroe to have "our father in Law mr: John Mitchell of Newbury" as administrator of estate of Lef't: Jonathan more which are not disposed of.
18 May 1714: Bond of John Mitchell of Newbury as adm'r in right of ye Children of Jonath Moores Late of Newbury Dec'd on estate which has not been administrd upon by ye former admin'rs [presumed to be the widow's dower, freed up by death of Constance?]
