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- Hezekiah moved from Hartford CT to Deerfield, MA and from there to Northfield,
Massachusetts on 25 May 1712. Note that this was in an area that was disputed
between the colonies. It was originally Northfield, part of Massachesetts Bay,
then Hinsdale, Cheshire, NH, then Hinsdale, Cumberland, New York and since
1802, Vernon, Windham, VT.
He was a soldier in Capt Kellogg's Company in 1724 and the owner of Elmore's
Island, in the Connecticut River, in 1731.
Source:
A digest of the Early Connecticut Proabate Records, compiled by Charles Willam
Manwaring, Member Connecticut Historical Society, Vol II, Hartford District
1700-1729, Hartford, Connl, R. s. Peck & Co., Printers, 1904.
Page 502 of this book.
Record noted as follows:
Page 209-10, Vol. XII
Elmore, Edward, Windsor. Invt. L610-18-06. Taken 26 November 1725, by
Richard Smith and Joseph Rockwell.
Court Record, page 109 - 7 December 1725: Adms. granted to Caleb Elmore
and Edward Elmore, sons of sd. decd.
Page 151 - 4 April 1727: Adms. account now exhibited and debts paid.
Page 155 - 2 May 1727: Whereas, the adms. on the estate of Edward Elmore, late
of Windsor decd., exhibited an Accompt of debt due from sd. estate, which appears
to be more than the moveable estate, and informeth that there are some debts yet to
be brought in, so that land must be sold to discharge the debts due more than the
moveable estate amounts to: This Court order that the real estate of sd. decd.
(excepting six acres of meadow lying next the Great River, bounded north on Mr.
Timothy Edwards, south upon Major Roger Woolcott) be reserved to discharge the
sd. debts, the residue thereof to be distributed as followeth, viz., to Hezekiah
Elmore, eldest son of the sd. decd., a double portion of sd. real estate; to Caleb
Elmore, Amos Elmore, Edward Elmore, Rebeckah Elmore and Ann Elmore, the
rest of the children of the sd. decd., to each them a single part or portion of sd. real
estate.
Page 162 - 1 August 1727: A distribution of the estate of Edward Elmore, deceased,
under the hands of Mr. Henry Wolcot, Joseph Loomis and Richard Smith, was now
exhibited, and by this Court accepted and ordered to be kept on file.
Page 165 - 3 October 1727: Edward Elmore and Caleb Elmore, administrators,
exhibited a further account of their administration, wich was accepted.
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1686 - Aft 1753 (67 years)
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