"Probate Records. Vol. VIII, 1710 to 1715. Page 266.
Graves, Thomas, Hartford. Invt. £51-10-11. Taken 29 January, 1713-14, by Samuel Sedgewick and William Taylor. Will dated 11 December, 1713.
I, Thomas Graves, of Hartford, do ordain this to be my last will and testament: I give and bequeath unto my wife all my estate, personal and real, actually possest by me, and whatsoever debts or legacies belong to me, under whatsoever consideration, I give and bequeath to her. Further, and notwithstanding what has been already exprest, tis my will that my only daughter, Deliverance, at 18 years of age (if she live to it), shall have two-thirds of my estate, and the whole if she survive her mother. I appoint my wife sole executrix.
THOMAS GRAVES, LS.
Witness: Benjamin Colton, Samuel Sedgewick, Thomas X Morgan.
Court Record, Page 173—5 January, 1713-14: Inventory now exhibited by Sarah, the relict.
Page 78 (Vol. IX) 2 September, 1718: Whereas, letters of Adms. on the estate of Thomas Graves, late of Hartford, was granted unto Sarah Graves, widow, and sd. Sarah dying before she had made up and finished her account, this Court now grant letters of Adms. on sd. estate unto Thomas Morgan of Hartford, who is also appointed guardian to Deliverance Grave, his granddaughter, a minor.
Page 98—3 March, 1718-19: Thomas Morgan, guardian to Elizabeth Graves. Recog., £40."