7 Oct 1690 (exhibited): Inventory of the "estate of capt noah wiswall who deceasd July the sixt 1690": ££438-7-?, by James Trowbridge, Ebenezer Wiswall.
7 Oct 1690: Administration of Capt Noah Wiswal late of New Cambridge deceased to his Relict Widow Theodosia Wiswall and his eldest son Thomas Wiswall.
22 Nov 1709: set out to Mrs Theodoicah Newman ye wife of Mr Henery [sic] Newman of Rehoboth somtimes wife of Cap't Noah Wiswell of Newtowne decised one third of housing & lands of her Late Husband
23 Jan 1709[/10]: Assent of Nathaniel Parker [in petition for dower: "who marryed one of the intestates daughters"] attorney to Theodoshia Wiswell widow of Noah Wiswell late of Newtown dec'd Intestate but now ye Wife of Samuel Newman with Hannah Wiswell widow and administ'x of Tho's Wiswell dec'd.
19 Dec 1726: Petition of Noah Wiswel [from judge's warrant: "son of Thomas Wiswell" and grandson of deceased] and Nathaniel Longly guardian of Thomas Wiswel and Ichabod Wiswel [from judge's warrant: brethren of Noah] that whereas Mrs Theodocea Newman of Newton has deceased to distribute her dower.
11 Jan 1726[/27]: Response of Nathanil Parker, Beniamin Viall, Caleb Stedman, Joseph Cheeney, Adam Cushing attorney to Elizabeth Greenwood: Through a mistake the thirds set off to the widow were hers, given to her by her father Mr. Jackson, never was any proper appraisal or division of Capt Wiswall's estate done, and the whole is in need of distribution. 13 Jan 1726: judge agrees.
10 Nov 1727: Warrant to appraise the part of the estate set off to Mrs Theodosia Newman formerly widow of Cap't Noah Wiswall and settle five parts on Nathan'l Parker who married a daughter and purchased four other parts, and two parts on the heirs of Thomas Wiswall eldest son of the deceased. Return 25 Dec 1727.
