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WARD, Captain William
1678 - 1690 (11 years) 
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Name WARD, William Prefix Captain Birth 18 Oct 1678 Killingsworth, Middlesex, Connecticut, United States 
Christening Bampton, Oxfordshire, England Gender Male Death 28 Mar 1690 Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut, United States Burial Apr 1690 Riverside Cemetery, Middletown, Hartford, Connecticut, United States WAC 5 Nov 1895 SGEOR _TAG Reviewed on FS Headstones 
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Father WARD, Andrew Jr. , b. 1645, Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut, United Statesd. 19 Nov 1691, Killingworth, New London, Connecticut, British Colonial America (Age 46 years) Mother MEIGS, Tryal , b. 1646, New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, United States New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, United Statesd. 1690, Guilford, Guilford, New Haven, Connecticut, United States (Age 44 years) Marriage 1668 Killingsworth, Middlesex, Connecticut, United States Family ID F10444 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family BEACH, Lettice , b. 24 Dec 1679, Wallingford, New Haven, Connecticut, United States Wallingford, New Haven, Connecticut, United Statesd. 19 Dec 1767, Wallingford, New Haven, Connecticut, United States (Age 87 years) Marriage 14 Dec 1701 Wallingford, New Haven, Connecticut, United States 
Children7 sons and 4 daughters Family ID F8459 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 24 Jan 2022
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Notes - The last Will & Testament of William Ward sen. of Middletown, being in health of Body and having the perfect Use of my Understanding and Memory, yet not knowing the day of my death, and willing to leave peace in my family after my decease, is as followeth: I give to my wife Phebe Ward my Dwelling house, Homsted & all my Medow & swamp in the long meadow, & halfe my household goods which are properly so, during the time of her Widowhood. I give to my Eldest son Thomas Warde the remainder of the Homested where he dwells, at my decease; and after his mother's, so much more adjoyning to that as comes downe to a ditch and straight over from his Father Tapping's to Ensign Cheeny's. I give to him, for his son William, my Lott in the wester most range of Lotts. I give one-halfe of my fulling Mill and one-halfe the Land belonging to it, & halfe my Carpenter's tools, to him my said son. I give to my son William Warde, Land after his Mother's decease or marriage, one Loom, & halfe of my Weaver's tools, half my fulling Mill and halfe the Land belonging to it. I give to my son John Warde, after his Mother's decease or Marriage, if he be of age, my houseing and the remainder of the Homested, one Loom, one-halfe of the Weaver's tools, my part of my Bake house, with Lands. I give to my daughter Phebe Hall œ5, to my daughter Sarah Hand œ15. I give to my three daughters, Ann, Dorothy & Susannah, the remainder of my Stock. I give to my son William my fowling piece, one Musket & Cutlass. I give to John one Musket and a Sword; To Thomas, my Hulbard & Musket and a sword. I appoint my wife Phebe Administrator, and my two sons, Thomas & William, Overseers.Witness: William Cheeny, John Hall sen.William Warde. Ls.A Codicil, dated 27 March, 1690: I give to my sons-in-law, Samuel Hall and Benjamin Hand. Finding his fulling Mill is bettered and his Estate increased, he gives more to his wife and daughters, as well as to his son William, now come of age.Witness: William Cheeny, John Hall sen.William Warde. Ls.Court Record, Page 14--27 May, 1690: Adms. to Phebe, the relict, and to the 2 sons, Thomas & William Warde, with will annexed.
Source: A DIGEST OF THE EARLY CONNECTICUT PROBATE RECORDS.1687 to 1695. (copied from Ancestry.com files)
- The last Will & Testament of William Ward sen. of Middletown, being in health of Body and having the perfect Use of my Understanding and Memory, yet not knowing the day of my death, and willing to leave peace in my family after my decease, is as followeth: I give to my wife Phebe Ward my Dwelling house, Homsted & all my Medow & swamp in the long meadow, & halfe my household goods which are properly so, during the time of her Widowhood. I give to my Eldest son Thomas Warde the remainder of the Homested where he dwells, at my decease; and after his mother's, so much more adjoyning to that as comes downe to a ditch and straight over from his Father Tapping's to Ensign Cheeny's. I give to him, for his son William, my Lott in the wester most range of Lotts. I give one-halfe of my fulling Mill and one-halfe the Land belonging to it, & halfe my Carpenter's tools, to him my said son. I give to my son William Warde, Land after his Mother's decease or marriage, one Loom, & halfe of my Weaver's tools, half my fulling Mill and halfe the Land belonging to it. I give to my son John Warde, after his Mother's decease or Marriage, if he be of age, my houseing and the remainder of the Homested, one Loom, one-halfe of the Weaver's tools, my part of my Bake house, with Lands. I give to my daughter Phebe Hall œ5, to my daughter Sarah Hand œ15. I give to my three daughters, Ann, Dorothy & Susannah, the remainder of my Stock. I give to my son William my fowling piece, one Musket & Cutlass. I give to John one Musket and a Sword; To Thomas, my Hulbard & Musket and a sword. I appoint my wife Phebe Administrator, and my two sons, Thomas & William, Overseers.Witness: William Cheeny, John Hall sen.William Warde. Ls.A Codicil, dated 27 March, 1690: I give to my sons-in-law, Samuel Hall and Benjamin Hand. Finding his fulling Mill is bettered and his Estate increased, he gives more to his wife and daughters, as well as to his son William, now come of age.Witness: William Cheeny, John Hall sen.William Warde. Ls.Court Record, Page 14--27 May, 1690: Adms. to Phebe, the relict, and to the 2 sons, Thomas & William Warde, with will annexed.
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