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• UK, Extracted Probate Records, 1269-1975Wills and probate Citation only1563 · Staffordshire, England · Notes Thomas Knightes Oaks Ockes Oakes
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16189: Thomas Oakes of Cambridge (1658)Wills and probate Research source1658
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16189, Thomas Oakes of Cambridge: case jacket. Jacket: '16189 / Thomas Okis / 1658'.Wills and probate Viewable file1658
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16189, Thomas Oakes of Cambridge: inventory, first sheet (24 December 1658; printed total 264-16-04). 'An Inventory of the Estate of Thomas Oakes deceased', Cambridge in New England: dwelling house, barn and 3.5 acres, a farm of 150 acres at Billerica, meadow at Alewife, plough land, stock, grain, clothing including a trooper's coat, sword and a five-lock musket, bedding and household goods.Wills and probate Viewable file24 Dec 1658 (24th 10th month 1658)
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16189, Thomas Oakes of Cambridge: inventory, second sheet, appraisers' signatures and Elizabeth Oakes's oath (28 December 1658). Second sheet (household goods and tools, total 10-00-08), 'This Estate was prised by Deacon Stone and Richard Jackson', and the oath of Elizabeth Oakes the relict and executrix before the County Court at Charlestowne.Wills and probate Viewable file28 Dec 1658 (28th 10th month 1658)
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16189, Thomas Oakes of Cambridge: probate attestation on the verso of the will, 28 December 1658. Edw: Oakes and Thomas Danforth appeared before the County Court at Charlestowne and swore that they saw Tho: Oakes deceased sign and declare the instrument as his last will; entered and recorded 28 10 mo 58 (Tho: Danf: Recorder).Wills and probate Viewable file28 Dec 1658 (28th 10th month 1658)
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16189, Thomas Oakes of Cambridge: will of 12 September 1658. The will of Thomas Oakes of Cambridge in New England: to his wife Elizabeth Oakes his whole estate during her widowhood for her livelihood and the education of his children; a double portion for a son if the child his wife is now with prove a son; wife sole executrix; his brother Edw. Oakes, Deacon John Bridge and (added before signing) John Cooper overseers; signed Thomas Oakes, witnessed by John Bridge, Edward Oakes, [?Joseph Mitton?] and Tho: Danforth.Wills and probate Viewable file12 Sep 1658
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16196: the Rev. Mr Urian Oakes (1681)Wills and probate Research source1681
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16196, the Rev. Mr Urian Oakes: case jacket. Jacket: '16196 / Urian Oakes / 1681'.Wills and probate Viewable file1681
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16196, the Rev. Mr Urian Oakes: inventory of household goods, left half (taken 5 August 1681). 'An Inventory of the houshold goods of the Reverend Mr Urian Oakes deceased taken the 5th of August 1681 Estimated by Deacon John Cooper, Mr Jonas Clark & William Manning': clothing and linen, beds, kitchenware, and the table 'Debt standing out due to the estate' (92-00-00). One wide sheet photographed across two frames (935 and 936).Wills and probate Viewable file5 Aug 1681
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16196, the Rev. Mr Urian Oakes: inventory, right half: column totals, 'Summe totall is 406-11-06', and the oath of Edward Oakes Sr, Samuel Angier and Edward Oakes Jr (24 October 1681). The right half of the sheet: money, plate and 'the liberary of bookes' (80-00-00), the summary box with 'Summe totall is 406-11-06', and the oath before Daniell Gookin, John Bulkley, Sam[uel] Nowell and James Russell, with Jonathan Remington, clerk.Wills and probate Viewable file5 Aug 1681; oath 24 Oct 1681
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16171, Edward Oakes of Cambridge: docket on the verso. A docket partly legible at the fold: 'No 16171 .. 1691[/2] .. Mr Oakes Inventory .. Sworn .. Entered .. Edwd .. Camb[ridge]'.Wills and probate Viewable file1691/2
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16171, Edward Oakes of Cambridge: inventory of the estate of Mr Edward Oakes, Cambridge, 30 January 1691/2. A small tilted sheet: bedding and linen, brass, pewter, books, a musket and carbine, a lot of about 25 acres at New Cambridge, a lot of 20 acres toward Concord, iron ware; prizers Nath: Robins and Benj: Dana; total written 27-2-8.Wills and probate Viewable file30 Jan 1691/2
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16171: Edward Oakes of Cambridge (1692)Wills and probate Research source1692
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16171, Edward Oakes of Cambridge: case jacket. Printed/handwritten jacket: '16171 / Edward Oakes / 1692'.Wills and probate Viewable file1692
• Probate records 1648-1924 (Middlesex County, Massachusetts), probate papers 279-355 (FHL film 0386001, image group 007552895, FamilySearch), case 350, Samuel Allen of Sudbury, administration 1720: settlement before Judge T. Danforth, 27 Oct 1721, margin list "Children's names" (image 905 of 954); with case 351 (guardianships of Moses, Aaron and Abigail Allen, images 909-922). Index: Folsom & RoWills and probate Citation onlyABT 1708 · Aaron Allen
• Guardianship bond of Joseph Dean of Sudbury and Samuel Stratton for Moses Allen, before Oliver Whiting, Justice of the Peace, dated 30 January 1720.Wills and probate Viewable file30 Jan 1720
• Middlesex probate index, p. 12: the Allen entries giving the case numbers for the administration of Samuel Allen of Sudbury (350) and the guardianship of Moses Allen (351), 1720.Wills and probate Viewable file1720-1735 (index printed 1914)
• The printed index card heading case 351, Moses Allen, guardianship, 1720.Wills and probate Viewable file1720
• Appraisal of the real estate of Samuell Allen of Sudbury (dwelling house, barn, shop, 14 acres and meadow) shown to the appraisers by his administrator John Allen.Wills and probate Viewable file1721
• Massachusetts, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1635-1991Wills and probate Viewable scan17 FEB 1721 · Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Middlesex County probate case files 16185 (administration) and 16186 (guardianship) of Nathaniel Oak of Westborough, 1721-1729: inventory heading, appraisers' oath of 23 May 1721, guardian's bond to Jonathan Forbush of Sutton, guardians' bonds of 1728/9, guardian's account of 1729.Wills and probate Research source1721-1729 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Nathaniel Oak, George Oak, Jonathan Oak and 5 more
• Middlesex County probate case files 16185 (administration) and 16186 (guardianship) of Nathaniel Oak of Westborough, 1721-1729: inventory heading, appraisers' oath of 23 May 1721, guardian's bond to Jonathan Forbush of Sutton, guardians' bonds of 1728/9, guardian's account of 1729. FamilySearch, Massachusetts, Middlesex County Probate Papers, film 007553698, frames 766-782 (full-size originalsWills and probate Citation only23 MAY 1721 · Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16185, Nathaniel Oake of Westborough: account of Mary Oke, administratrix (film 007553698, image 772). 'The Account of Mary Oke Administratrix of all and Singular the Goods and Chattels of Nathanell Oke of Westborough': land 620 pounds, personal 215-15, charges and debts paid (the Justice for swearing the appraisers, Daniel Elmer, Joseph How, Mrs Salter of Boston, Adam Holloway, Joshua Rice, and others).Wills and probate Viewable fileabout 1721-1722 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Adam Holloway, Mary (Holloway) Oak
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16185, Nathaniel Oake of Westborough: commission to apprise the real estate, with the committee's oath (film 007553698, image 769). Commission of Francis Foxcroft, Judge of Probate, dated Cambridge 5 Feb 1721/2, to five men, at the nomination of 'Mary the widow of the late Nathaniel Oake late of Westborough .. dyed Intestate' and of Jonathan Forbush of Sutton, guardian to the deceased's children, to apprize the real estate and set out the widow's dower third; the committee's oath before John Houghton, Justice of the Peace, is endorsed 1 March 1721/2.Wills and probate Viewable file5 Feb 1721/2 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Mary (Holloway) Oak
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16185, Nathaniel Oake of Westborough: committee's return (right sheet, signatures) (film 007553698, image 771). The right-hand sheet of the committee's return: the farm lots, the Newgrant lot and a cedar-swamp share, a clause giving widow and children right of way, 'Dated in Wostbory March the 6th 1721/2', signed John Keyes, John Sherman, David Brigham, Thomas Ward, James Keyes; presented at Cambridge by the widow and Jonathan Forbush, guardian of the children.Wills and probate Viewable file6 Mar 1721/2 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Mary (Holloway) Oak
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16185, Nathaniel Oake of Westborough: committee's return valuing the real estate (left sheet) (film 007553698, image 770). The committee's return on the real estate of 'Nath. Oak deceased late of Westborough': the widow's third (lower room, chamber, east end of the barn), the home place of about thirty acres bounded in the Marlborough Town Book of Records, and meadow and planting lots (Strawberry meadow, Cold Harbor meadow).Wills and probate Viewable fileMarch 1721/2 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Mary (Holloway) Oak
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16185, Nathaniel Oake of Westborough: the appraisers' oath (film 007553698, image 767). The appraisers' oath: 'Midlsx May 23: 1721 then appeared before me John Banester, Thomas [Ward] and Joseph Whelor and ware sworn to ayprise the Estate of Nathaniel oak Deceased as the law derects. Tho How, Justice peace.'.Wills and probate Viewable file23 May 1721 · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16185, Nathaniel Oake of Westborough: the inventory of the real and personal estate, Westborough (film 007553698, image 768). 'An Inventory of the Real and Personal Estat of Nathaniel Oake of the town of Westborough in the County of Middlesex .. who Deceased february 17th 1720-21': twenty lines, land and buildings 620 pounds, personal estate 215 pounds 15 shillings, 'The Total 835-15-0'; signed Thomas Ward, Joseph Wheeler, Jno Banister, sworn before Justice How.Wills and probate Viewable fileMay 1721 (death 17 Feb 1720-21) · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16186, Nathaniel Oake of Westborough: guardian's bond of Jonathan Forbush for the eight children (film 007553698, image 774). Bond to Francis Foxcroft, Judge of Probate, by Jonathan Forbush of Sutton and John Fay of Westborough, reciting that Forbush has taken the guardianship (with their mother's consent and desire) of eight children of the late Nathaniel Oak of Westborough, deceased intestate: Mary, Anne, John, Jonathan, George, Nathaniel, William and Hannah.Wills and probate Viewable file1 Feb 1721/2 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Jonathan Oak, Nathaniel Oak, John Oak and 6 more
• Settlement of the estate of Samuel Allen of Sudbury before Judge T. Danforth, with the children's names in the margin: John (eldest son), Ephraim (full age), Moses, Aaron, Sarah (wife of a Thurston), Mary (wife of John Shattuck), Abigail.Wills and probate Viewable file27 Oct 1721
• Index to the Probate Records of the County of Middlesex, Massachusetts, First Series (1914), p. 352: Nathaniel Oak, Westborough, 1722, administration (case 16185), and guardianship of John, Jonathan, Mary and Nathaniel of Westborough, 1722 (case 16186)Wills and probate Research source1722 · Nathaniel Oak(e), John Oak
• Joseph Dean's guardianship account for Moses Allen, minor son of the late Samuel Allen of Sudbury, deceased intestate, referring to his brother and sisters (John included).Wills and probate Viewable file1722
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16185, Nathaniel Oake of Westborough: docket jacket (film 007553698, image 766). Docket jacket of case 16185, labelled in a clerk's hand 'Nathaniel Oake 1722'.Wills and probate Viewable file1722 · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16186, Nathaniel Oake of Westborough: docket jacket (film 007553698, image 773). Docket jacket of case 16186, written 'Nathaniel Oakral' (sic, as written) and '1722'.Wills and probate Viewable file1722 · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Middlesex probate index, p. 352: 'Nathaniel, Westborough, 1722, Administration, 16185', and the guardianships under case 16186 for his children Anne, George, Hannah, John, Jonathan, Mary, Nathaniel and William.Wills and probate Viewable file1722 (index printed 1914) · Nathaniel Oak(e), Jonathan Oak, Nathaniel Oak, John Oak and 5 more
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16186, Nathaniel Oake of Westborough: guardian's bond of Joseph Wheeler for Anne (film 007553698, image 778). Printed-form bond of 400 pounds to Jonathan Remington by Joseph Wheeler and James Ball, yeomen of Westborough, for Wheeler as guardian of Anne Oake, a minor in her seventeenth year, daughter of Nathaniel Oake late of Westborough, yeoman, deceased.Wills and probate Viewable file17 Mar 1728 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Ann Oak
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16186, Nathaniel Oake of Westborough: guardian's bond of Joseph Wheeler for Mary (film 007553698, image 777). Printed-form bond of 400 pounds to Jonathan Remington, Judge of Probate, by Joseph Wheeler and James Ball, yeomen of Westborough, for Wheeler as guardian of Mary Oakes, a minor in her nineteenth year, daughter of Nathaniel Oakes late of Westborough, yeoman, deceased.Wills and probate Viewable file17 Mar 1728 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Mary Oak
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16186, Nathaniel Oake of Westborough: guardian's bond of William Holloway for John (film 007553698, image 781). Printed-form bond of 400 pounds to Jonathan Remington by William Holloway and James Eager, husbandmen of Westborough, for Holloway as guardian of John Oake, a minor in his fifteenth year, son of Nathaniel Oake late of Westborough, deceased; witnesses Jno Banister and Jonathan Goodenow.Wills and probate Viewable file24 Mar 1728 · Nathaniel Oak(e), John Oak
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16186, Nathaniel Oake of Westborough: judge's note allowing William Holloway as guardian of John (film 007553698, image 780). The judge's note 'March 24. 1728 .. I allow Wm Holloway to be guardian to John Oak', surety of 400 pounds, with the endorsement 'John Oake / No 16186 / Mar 24 1728 / Choice of Gdn'.Wills and probate Viewable file24 Mar 1728 · John Oak
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16186, Nathaniel Oake of Westborough: slip: Mary and Anne ask for Joseph Wheeler as guardian (film 007553698, image 776). A two-line note in which Mary Oak and Anne Oak tell the judge that they choose Joseph Wheeler as their guardian, witnessed by Gershom Fay and Ebenezer Hayward, with the archivist's docket 'No 16186 / Mary & Anne Oake / Choice of Gdn / Mar. 17. 1728'.Wills and probate Viewable file1728/9 · Mary Oak, Ann Oak, Gershom Fay
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16186, Nathaniel Oake of Westborough: slip: Mary and Anne choose Joseph Wheeler as guardian (film 007553698, image 775). Slip, 'March 17. 1728': Mary Oake in her 19th year and Anne Oake in her 17th year, children of Nathaniel Oake late of Westborough, have chosen Joseph Wheeler of the town, yeoman, as guardian; James Ball surety in a bond of 400 each; allowed.Wills and probate Viewable file17 Mar 1728 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Mary Oak, Ann Oak
• Massachusetts, Middlesex County probate register, 'Nath^ll Oake's Real Estate Settled': commission of 7 April 1729 (Jonathan Remington, Judge of Probate; Francis Foxcroft, Register) to John Banister, James Eager, Daniel Warren, James Ball and Jonathan Goodenow; return dated Westborough 28 May 1729; court order 'Midd^x ss Camb: June 30th 1729'. Register pp. 499-503. FamilySearch film 007554526Wills and probate Citation only30 JUN 1729 · Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA · Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16186, Nathaniel Oake of Westborough: account of Jonathan Forbush, guardian of the eight children, with the judge's allowance (film 007553698, image 782). 'The Account of Jonathan Forbush Guardian of Nath. William John Jonathan George Hannah Mary and Anne Oak Eight Children of Nath. Oake late of Westborough .. decd Intestate', Cambridge, June 30 1729, with the judge's allowance (Jona. Remington) in the presence of Nathaniel Oake, eldest son (now of full age), William Holloway as guardian of John, and Joseph Wheeler as guardian of Mary and Anne; includes 20 pounds paid the widow for quitting her right of dower.Wills and probate Viewable file30 June 1729 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Jonathan Oak, Nathaniel Oak, John Oak and 6 more
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16186, Nathaniel Oake of Westborough: slip: John chooses his uncle William Holloway as guardian (film 007553698, image 779). 'Westborough March ye 24th 1729 .. I John Oake Choose and Appointed my unkill William Holloway to be my gardean', signed with the mark of John Oake, witnessed Jos. Dowsing and William Badcock.Wills and probate Viewable file24 Mar 1729 · Nathaniel Oak(e), John Oak
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate register, 'Nath. Oake's Real Estate Settled' (division of the real estate of Nathaniel Oak of Westborough), register p. 503 (film 007554526, image 279). The close of the Oak entry: Anne's last items (each single share 100 pounds), the committee's charges (10 pounds 13s 6d, dated Westborough May 28th 1729, signed James Eager, Daniel Warren, James Ball, Jonathan Goodenow, John Banister), the heirs' signatures (Nathaniel Oak his mark, William Holloway, Joseph Wheeler), and the court's order of Cambridge June 30th 1729 that the return be recorded as a settlement of the deceased Nathaniel Oak's real estate, noting that Nathaniel has bought out his sister Hannah's right.Wills and probate Viewable file28 May - 30 Jun 1729 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Jonathan Oak, Nathaniel Oak, John Oak and 4 more
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate register, 'Nath. Oake's Real Estate Settled' (division of the real estate of Nathaniel Oak of Westborough), register pp. 499-500 (film 007554526, image 277). Left and right pages of a spread. The lower part of p. 500 carries the Oak entry: marginal heading 'Nath. Oake's Real Estate Settled', then the commission of 7 April 1729 (Jonathan Remington, Judge of Probate; Fra. Foxcroft, Register) to John Banister of Marlborough and James Eager, Daniel Warren, James Ball and Jonathan Goodenow of Westborough to appraise and divide the real estate of 'Nathaniel Oak late of said Westborough deceased Intestate', 'it being Supposed that Mary the widow hath quitted her thirds', two shares to Nathaniel Oak the eldest son and six equal shares among the other children; and the opening of the commissioners' return (home place, 660 pounds).Wills and probate Viewable file7 Apr 1729 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Nathaniel Oak, Mary (Holloway) Oak
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate register, 'Nath. Oake's Real Estate Settled' (division of the real estate of Nathaniel Oak of Westborough), register pp. 501-502 (film 007554526, image 278). The commissioners' return to Judge Remington: the real estate of Nathaniel Oak, late of Westborough, found to amount to 800 pounds, and its division among the children: Nathaniel, the deceased's eldest son (mansion house and 32 acres, 200 pounds in all); John, the second son living; Jonathan, the third son living; George, the fourth son living; Hannah, the eldest daughter; Mary, the second daughter; Anne, the youngest daughter (her allotment continues on p. 503).Wills and probate Viewable file1729 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Jonathan Oak, Nathaniel Oak, John Oak and 4 more
• Parkman diary, 4 Oct 1752: 'N.B. Mr. John Oake, was bury'd this afternoon.' (quoted in Ross W. Beales Jr., Reconstitution Data for Westborough Families (Ebenezer Parkman Project working file, 12 May 2023), p. 822; Beales gives 'Died: Oct. 1752'). Worcester probate docket case 44119: 'Susannah Oak appointed Administratrix. Oct. 18 Bond 400 SaWills and probate Citation only13 JUL 1729 · Daughter of Ephraim and Susanna Allen (born 31 Aug 1723) · Susannah Allen, John Oak, Adam Holloway
• Abigail Allen of Dedham, single woman, daughter of Samuel Allen late of Sudbury, about 34 years old, discharges her guardian William Jemison; her mark; witnessed by Aaron Allen and another.Wills and probate Viewable file11 Nov 1732
• Index to the Probate Records of the County of Worcester, Massachusetts (1898), Series A (1731-1881), p. 1017: OAKS, OAK AND OAKES (1732 Jonathan, 1734 George, 1752 John, Hanah and Levina of Westborough, and others). Under the heading OAKS, OAK AND OAKES: 1732 Jonathan, Westborough, Guardianship, 44121; 1734 George, Westborough, Guardianship, 44108; 1752 John, Westborough, Administration, 44119; 1752 Hanah, Westborough, Guardianship, 44112; 1752 Levina, Westborough, Guardianship, 44122; 1781 Beriah, Bolton, Administration, 44100; and others.Wills and probate Viewable file1732-1795 · Jonathan Oak, John Oak, George Oak
• Worcester County probate records, vol. 1, pp. 58-59: Jonathan Oak, a minor aged about fifteen, son of Nathaniel Oak late of Westborough, husbandman, deceased, names Jonathan Forbush of Westborough as guardian, 11 Aug 1732; acknowledged before John Chandler, Judge of Probate (screenshot captures of the viewer saved; the viewer's transcript reads 1782 for 1732).Wills and probate Research source11 Aug 1732 · Jonathan Oak
• Worcester County, Massachusetts, probate records, vol. 1, pp. 58-59: 'Know all men by these presents, that I Jonathan Oak a minor aged about fifteen years son of Nathaniel Oak late of Westborough in the County of Worcester Husbandman Decd ... do put and constitute Jonathan Forbush of Westborough aforesd Husbandman to be my Guardian ... this 11th Day of Aug Anno Domini 1732'; acknowledged beforeWills and probate Citation only11 AUG 1732 · Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · Jonathan Oak
• Worcester County, Massachusetts, probate records, vol. 1, pp. 58-59: Jonathan Oak, aged about fifteen, son of Nathaniel Oak late of Westborough, chooses Jonathan Forbush as guardian (11 Aug 1732).Wills and probate Viewable file11 Aug 1732 · Nathaniel Oak(e), Jonathan Oak
• Worcester Probate Dockets, pp. 308-309: no. 44121, Oak, Jonathan, Westborough: 'Jonathan Forbish appointed Guardian minor. Aug. 11 Bond £200 William Ward, surety. Letter.' (1732); no. 44122, Oak, Levina, Westborough: 'Susannah Oak appointed Guardian minor. Nov. 3 Bond £500 Thomas Billing, surety. Letter.' (1752); the spread also carries no. 44123, Oak, Lydia, Northborough, a partition.Wills and probate Viewable file1732-1752 (docket book 1731-1881) · Jonathan Oak, Susannah Allen
• Westborough Church Records (Rev. Ebenezer Parkman's church ledger; expanded transcript by Ross W. Beales Jr., Colonial Society of Massachusetts), Marriages, p. 311, entry 35: 'June 7, 1736. Nathaniel Oake to Kezia Maynard.' CSM node 4135. Worcester probate case 39457, will of David Maynard (14 Aug 1755): 'And to my Dauter Kezia the Wife of Nathaniel Oake the sum of Twelve pounds' (FamilySearch;Wills and probate Citation only20 FEB 1734/35 · Westborough, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · Kezia Maynard, David Maynard Jr., Nathaniel Oak, Mary Oak and 2 more
• Worcester County probate docket, case 44108 'Oaks, George, Westborough': '1734 Nov. 7 Jonathan Forbrish appointed Guardian minor. Bond 300 Nahum Ward, surety' (FamilySearch, Worcester Probate Dockets 1731-1881, image 161, pp. 302-303;. Index: Worcester probate index, Series A, p. 1017: '1734 George Westborough Guardianship 44108'Wills and probate Citation only7 NOV 1734 · Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · George Oak
• Worcester Probate Dockets, pp. 302-303: case 44108, Oak, George, Westborough: "Jonathan Forbush appointed Guardian minor[s]. Nov. 7 [1734]. Bond £300, Nahum Ward, surety." (The spread also carries the Bolton guardianships of 1795 for the children of Beriah Oaks.)Wills and probate Viewable file1734 (docket book 1731-1881) · George Oak
• Maine Wills, vol. 2, p. 613: the opening of the will of Francis Allen of Kittery, York County, Massachusetts Bay, yeoman, aged and weak in body but of perfect mind and memory. He leaves his wife Hannah Allen his cattle and household goods, with her dower paid by his son Elijah Allen; one acre to his son Francis Allen; five shillings to his son Robert Allen; and his homestead, lands and tools to his son Elijah, who is to pay legacies to the five daughters. The daughters are named on the next page.Wills and probate Viewable file8 Mar 1744/5 · Francis Allen, Lydia Allen
• Massachusetts, Worcester County, Probate Files, 1731-1925 (FamilySearch; catalog olib:2102083), Series A, case 20319, John Fay of Westborough, gentleman: administrator's bond of James Fay, 11 Jan 1747/8 (image 754, ark 3:1:3QS7-99VX-6D1Y); warrant of appraisal 19 Jan 1747/8; inventory 22 Jan 1747/8, oath 2 Feb 1747/8 (images 757-758). Cover cites Vol. 216 p. 285 and Vol. 2 pp. 666-667. No URL rWills and probate Citation only11 JAN 1747/48 · Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · John Fay
• Worcester County probate case 20319: the administrator's bond of 11 January 1747/8, James Fay of Hardwick and Benjamin Fay of Westborough bound for £500 to Joseph Wilder, Judge of Probate, for James's administration of the estate of John Fay, Gentleman, of Westborough.Wills and probate Viewable file1747-1748 · Mary (Holloway) Oak
• Worcester County probate case 20319: the case jacket, "James Fay's Bond as Adm'r on John Fay's estate, Jan'y 11, 1747[/8]. Recorded Vol. 216 page 285."Wills and probate Viewable file1747-1748 · Mary (Holloway) Oak
• Worcester County probate case 20319: the folded cover "Capt. Fay's Inventory, Feb'y 2, 1747/8," with the administrator's oath on the inner face.Wills and probate Viewable file1747-1748 · Mary (Holloway) Oak
• Worcester County probate case 20319: the folded cover "John Fay, Warrant of appraisal. Recorded Vol. 2 page 666."Wills and probate Viewable file1747-1748 · Mary (Holloway) Oak
• Worcester County probate case 20319: the itemized inventory of the personal property of John Fay, prised at Westborough on 22 January 1747/8 (total £741-12-5 plus "desperate debts" £57-9-1).Wills and probate Viewable file1747-1748 · Mary (Holloway) Oak
• Worcester County probate case 20319: the warrant of appraisal of 19 January 1747/8 appointing the appraisers of the estate of John Fay, countersigned by John Chandler.Wills and probate Viewable file1747-1748 · Mary (Holloway) Oak
• Maine Wills, vol. 2, p. 614: the will of Francis Allen of Kittery continues. His five daughters, Hannah Hill, Anne Tibbits, Elizabeth Meader, Mary Robinson and Lydia Allen, are each left five pounds; his wife Hannah and his son Elijah are executors; the witnesses are Samuel Hill, Samuel Moore and Joseph Hill. The will was probated 17 October 1749 and the inventory, returned 25 December 1749, came to 109 pounds 5 shillings 3 pence. The printed source note is 'Probate Office 8, 13'.Wills and probate Viewable file17 Oct 1749 · Francis Allen, Lydia Allen
• Vital Records of Westborough, Massachusetts, to the End of the Year 1849 (Worcester: Franklin P. Rice, 1903), Births, p. 87 (printed page): "Catherine, d. Asa and Elizabeth, Dec. 13, 1749." Internet Archive item vitalrecordsofwe01west, leaf n90. Also Ward (1858) p. 107: "1421. 1 Katharine, Dec. 13, 1749, not in the will."Wills and probate Citation only13 DEC 1749 · Westborough, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · Catherine Rice
• Ebenezer Parkman diary, 4 October 1752: 'N.B. Mr. John Oake, was bury'd this afternoon.' (Parkman Project, diary.ebenezerparkman.org, 1752/10/04). Worcester County probate docket 44119, 'Oak, John, Westborough', 1752: Susannah Oak appointed administratrix, bond 18 Oct 1752Wills and probate Citation only4 OCT 1752 · Westborough, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · John Oak
• Index to the Probate Records of the County of Worcester, Massachusetts (1898), Series A (1731-1881), p. 1018: OAKS continued (1752 Nathaniell, Westborough, Guardianship, 44127). The entries continue with 1752 Nathaniell, Westborough, Guardianship, 44127; 1771 Thankful and Vasti, Guardianship; 1777 William, Winchendon, Administration, 44138; 1820 Tabitha, Bolton, Administration, 44133; and others.Wills and probate Viewable file1752-1875 · Nathaniel Oak
• Massachusetts, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1635-1991Wills and probate Viewable scan18 OCT 1752 · Northboro, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA · John Oak
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16173: guardianship of Lydia Oakes, daughter of Edward Oakes of Medford (1752)Wills and probate Research source1752
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16177: Jonathan Oakes of Malden (1752)Wills and probate Research source1752
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16178: guardianship of Deborah and Nehemiah Oakes, children of Jonathan Oakes of Malden (1752)Wills and probate Research source1752
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16179: guardianship of Uriah Oakes, son of Jonathan Oakes of Malden (1752)Wills and probate Research source1752
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16173, guardianship of Lydia Oakes, daughter of Edward Oakes of Medford: case jacket. Jacket: '16173 / Lydia Oakes / 1752'.Wills and probate Viewable file1752
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16173, guardianship of Lydia Oakes, daughter of Edward Oakes of Medford: guardian's bond of Joanna Oakes, widow, 11 December 1752. Joanna Oakes (widow), Joseph Tufts of Medford and Caleb Brooks of Charlestown bound for £300 to Judge Samuel Danforth; Joanna nominated and allowed guardian to Lydia, 'a Minor in her nineteenth year of age Daughter of Edward Oakes late of Medford'.Wills and probate Viewable file11 Dec 1752
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16173, guardianship of Lydia Oakes, daughter of Edward Oakes of Medford: Lydia's petition asking that her mother Mrs Johannah Oakes be appointed her guardian. Slip signed by Lidia (her mark) Oakes, attested by Caleb Brooks and Joseph Tufts, with the ages 'Lidia - 18 years old / Siman - 13 / Ruth - 1[?]'.Wills and probate Viewable file1752
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16177, Jonathan Oakes of Malden: administration bond of Deborah Oakes, widow, 4 December 1752. Deborah Oakes (widow), John Burdet and Jonathan Oakes, all of Malden, bound for £500; Deborah admitted administratrix of her late husband Jonathan Oakes, intestate; signed Deborah (her mark) Oakes, John Burdit, Jonathan Oakes; witnesses Andw Bordman and Uriah Oaks.Wills and probate Viewable file4 Dec 1752
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16177, Jonathan Oakes of Malden: case jacket. Jacket: '16177 / Jonathan Oakes / 1752'.Wills and probate Viewable file1752
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16177, Jonathan Oakes of Malden: docket on the verso: administration bond, letters delivered, 4 December 1752. Docket: 'No 16177 / Jonathan Oakes's / Administration Bond / Letters Deliv'd .. Dec. 4. 1752'.Wills and probate Viewable file4 Dec 1752
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16178, guardianship of Deborah and Nehemiah Oakes, children of Jonathan Oakes of Malden: case jacket. Jacket: 'Deborah Oakes et al. 1752'.Wills and probate Viewable file1752
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16178, guardianship of Deborah and Nehemiah Oakes, children of Jonathan Oakes of Malden: guardian's bond of Deborah Oakes, widow, 4 December 1752. Deborah Oakes, John Green and John Burdet bound for £300; Deborah allowed guardian to Deborah and Nehemiah, both minors under fourteen, children of Jonathan Oakes late of Malden.Wills and probate Viewable file4 Dec 1752
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16179, guardianship of Uriah Oakes, son of Jonathan Oakes of Malden: case jacket. Jacket: 'Uriah Oakes 1752'.Wills and probate Viewable file1752
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16179, guardianship of Uriah Oakes, son of Jonathan Oakes of Malden: guardian's bond of John Green, 4 December 1752. John Green and Jonathan Oakes, yeomen of Malden, bound for £300; John Green allowed guardian to Uriah (at his own election), a minor in his seventeenth year, son of Jonathan Oakes late of Malden; witnesses Andw Bordman, John Burdit.Wills and probate Viewable file4 Dec 1752
• Worcester County probate case 44119 (1752): administration of John Oak's estate and guardianship of his minor childrenWills and probate Research source1752 · John Oak, Nathaniel Oak(e)
• Worcester County probate docket, case 44112 ('Hanah Oak, Westborough', 1752): 'Susanah Oak appointed Guardian minor. Nov. 3 Bond £500 Thomas Billing, surety.' (FamilySearch, Worcester Probate Dockets 1731-1881). Worcester probate index, Series A, pp. 1017-1018Wills and probate Citation only3 NOV 1752 · Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · Hannah Oak
• Worcester County probate docket, case 44122 ('Levina Oak, Westborough', 1752): 'Susanah Oak appointed Guardian minor. Nov. 3 Bond £500 Thomas Billing, surety.' (FamilySearch, Worcester Probate Dockets 1731-1881). Worcester probate index, Series A, pp. 1017-1018Wills and probate Citation only3 NOV 1752 · Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · Leviner Oak
• Worcester County probate docket, case 44127 ('Nathaniell Oak, Westborough', 1752): 'Susanah Oak appointed Guardian minor. Nov. 3 Bond £500 Thomas Billing, surety.' (FamilySearch, Worcester Probate Dockets 1731-1881). Worcester probate index, Series A, pp. 1017-1018Wills and probate Citation only3 NOV 1752 · Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · Nathaniel Oak
• Worcester Probate Dockets, pp. 304-305: no. 44112, Oak, Hanah, Westborough: 'Susanah Oak appointed Guardian minor. Nov. 3 Bond £500 Thomas Billing, surety. Letter.' (1752).Wills and probate Viewable file1752 (docket book 1731-1881) · Susannah Allen
• Worcester Probate Dockets, pp. 306-307: no. 44119, Oak, John, Westborough: 'Susannah Oak appointed Administratrix. Oct. 18 Bond £400 Samuel Allen & George Oak, sureties. Letter. Warrant of Appraisal. Inventory Real £314-2-8 Pers. £82-05-6. 1754 Nov. 6 Account Allowed..' (1752-1757).Wills and probate Viewable file1752-1757 (docket book 1731-1881) · Susannah Allen, John Oak, George Oak
• Worcester Probate Dockets, pp. 310-311: no. 44127, Oak, Nathaniell, Westborough: 'Susanah Oak appointed Guardian minor. Nov. 3 [1752] Bond £500 Thomas Billing, surety. Letter.' and, 1766, 'Nathaniel Longley appointed Guardian minor. Nomination. May 13 Bond £500 Nathaniel Oak & Jonathan Oak, sureties. Letter.'; no. 44129, Oaks, Phebe, Bolton: 'Guardianship minor. For docket record see Case 44103' (1795).Wills and probate Viewable file1752-1795 (docket book 1731-1881) · Susannah Allen, Nathaniel Oak
• Will of David Maynard of Westborough, 14 August 1755, page 1: the bequest "to my Dafter Kezia, the wife of Nathaniel Oake, the sum of Twelve pounds."Wills and probate Viewable file14 August 1755 · Nathaniel Oak
• Will of David Maynard of Westborough, 1755, page 2: bequests to his sons and the division of household goods among his daughters, with Kezia and Rahamah excepted.Wills and probate Viewable file14 August 1755 · Nathaniel Oak
• Will of David Maynard of Westborough, 1755, page 3: the bequests to his daughters, the date 14 August 1755, the testator's mark and the witnesses.Wills and probate Viewable file14 August 1755 · Nathaniel Oak
• Worcester County probate, case 39457: will of David Maynard of Westborough, dated 14 August 1755 (signed by mark), allowed 18 November 1757, recorded Vol. 5, p. 389 (decree p. 390); witnesses Ebenezer Nurse, Thomas Parkman and a third Parkman. FamilySearch, Massachusetts probate (loose files). No URL recordedWills and probate Citation only14 AUG 1755 · David Maynard
• Worcester County probate, case 39457: will of David Maynard of Westborough, dated 14 August 1755 (signed by mark), allowed 18 November 1757, recorded Vol. 5, p. 389 (decree p. 390); witnesses Ebenezer Nurse, Thomas Parkman and a third Parkman. FamilySearch, Massachusetts probate (loose files). No URL recordedWills and probate Citation onlyBET 14 AUG 1755 AND 18 NOV 1757 · Westborough, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · David Maynard
• Bond (1860), p. 288: 'His Will, dated May 21, 1756, mentions wife Mary.' Hastings Memorial (1866), p. 123. Middlesex probate docket 10644: Benjamin Hastings of Watertown, will proved 27 Sep 1756, executors Mary and Simon Hastings (FamilySearch)Wills and probate Citation only21 MAY 1756 · Waltham, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA · Benjamin Hastings
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16188: Richard Oakes of Sudbury (1756-1757)Wills and probate Research source1756-1757
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate docket book: Hastings of Watertown, cases 10644 and 10696 (1756-1773)Wills and probate Research source1756-1773
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16188, Richard Oakes of Sudbury: case jacket. Jacket: '16188 / Richard Oakes / 1756'.Wills and probate Viewable file1756
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16188, Richard Oakes of Sudbury: probate decree: the will presented for probate by Susanna Hammon, executrix. Judge Samuel Danforth: the instrument purporting the last will of Richard Oakes, late of Sudbury, husbandman, was presented for probate by Susanna Hammon on the fifteenth of November 1756, the three witnesses present.Wills and probate Viewable file15 Nov 1756
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16188, Richard Oakes of Sudbury: warrant to appraise, 15 November 1756, with the appraisers' oath of 21 January 1757. Judge Samuel Danforth's warrant to Capt. Thomas Dammon, Deacon Ebenr Felch and Mr Joseph Beals; oath certificate at Sudbury, 21 Jan 1757, before Ebenr Roby, Justice of the Peace.Wills and probate Viewable file15 Nov 1756 - 21 Jan 1757
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16188, Richard Oakes of Sudbury: will of 19 October 1756, first page. 'I Richard oakes of Sudbury .. Husbandman': twelve shillings to son Jacob (or his children); the lands and goods to daughter Susanna Hammon, executrix, for her life while a widow, then to grandchildren Mary and William Hammon; five shillings each to daughters Mary Brown and Sarah English; daughter Hannah to be maintained.Wills and probate Viewable file19 Oct 1756
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16188, Richard Oakes of Sudbury: will, testimonium and witnesses (signed by mark). Signed, sealed and declared before Daniel Felch, Mary Felch and Ebenr Felch; Richard Oakes (his mark); a marginal note that 'or elsewhere' was interlined before signing.Wills and probate Viewable file19 Oct 1756
• Middlesex probate docket, pp. 348-349: no. 10644, Benjamin Hastings of Watertown, will proved 27 Sept 1756, executors Mary and Simon Hastings of Watertown (bond £300); no. 10645, Benjamin Hastings of Watertown, administration 29 Jan 1759, Simon Hastings administrator (bond £500).Wills and probate Viewable file1756-1773
• Middlesex probate docket, pp. 366-367: no. 10696, Mary Hastings of Watertown, will probated 9 Feb 1773, William Hastings executor.Wills and probate Viewable file1756-1773
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16175: John Oakes of Medford (1757-1763)Wills and probate Research source1757-1763
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16175, John Oakes of Medford: administration bond of Edward Oakes, brickmaker, 7 February 1757. Edward Oakes and Samuel Oakes, brickmakers of Medford, and Samuel Blanchard Jr of Malden bound for £500; Edward admitted administrator of the intestate estate of his brother John Oakes of Medford.Wills and probate Viewable file7 Feb 1757
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16175, John Oakes of Medford: administrator's account, credit side (1757). Credit side beginning 'Febuary the 8 Credit to the Estate of John Oakes Decd' (an ox, a cow, cash from Hezekiah Blanchard and other items).Wills and probate Viewable file1757
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16175, John Oakes of Medford: administrator's account, debit side (1757 payments). Heading 'the Estate of John Oakes Deceasd Dr: Paid to..' with payees including william grubb, henery Burchsted, Stephen hall Esq, francies whitmore, Samuell Oakes.Wills and probate Viewable file1757
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16175, John Oakes of Medford: case jacket. Jacket: '16175 / John Oakes / 1757'.Wills and probate Viewable file1757
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16175, John Oakes of Medford: warrant to appraise, 7 February 1757. Judge Samuel Danforth's warrant to a committee (Caleb Brooks and others).Wills and probate Viewable file7 Feb 1757
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16188, Richard Oakes of Sudbury: inventory prized 21-22 January 1757 (real estate in three pieces £168). Inventory of the lands, personal estate, goods and chattels of Mr Richard Oakes, husbandman, prized by Thos Damon, Ebenezer Felch and Joseph Beal; exhibited on oath by Susanna Hammond, executrix, 21 March 1757. No grand total appears on the sheet.Wills and probate Viewable file21 Jan 1757
• Worcester County probate case 39457: the cover of the Last Will of David Maynard of Westborough, allowed 18 November 1757 and recorded in Vol. 3, p. 389 (decree p. 370).Wills and probate Viewable file18 November 1757 · Nathaniel Oak
• Will of Ebenezer Bragg of Shrewsbury, yeoman, page 1: his wife Sarah sole executrix; the first six of thirteen children named (John, Nathaniel, Timothy, Zurviah, Sarah, Martha); signed Ebenezer Bragg; witnesses Jedidiah Tucker, Silas Witherbee, Artemas Ward.Wills and probate Viewable file28 Nov 1760
• Will of Ebenezer Bragg, page 2: names seven more children (Ebenezer, Abiel, Moses, Elisabeth wife of Silas Gates, Mary wife of George Brigham, and the sons Thomas and Samuel Briant of the late Lydia Briant), and Benjamin as already dead.Wills and probate Viewable file28 Nov 1760
• Worcester County, Mass., probate case 6928: will of Ebenezer Bragg of Shrewsbury (1760-1766)Wills and probate Research source1760-1766
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate: Ezra Sergeant, guardian of Deborah Oakes (now Deborah Green) of Malden (1761)Wills and probate Research source1761
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate (case number not read), Ezra Sergeant, guardian of Deborah Oakes (now Deborah Green) of Malden: guardian's account allowed 17 February 1761. 'The Acct of Ezra Sergeant late Guardian of Deborah Oakes (now Deborah Green) of Malden', sum about £38-3-7, payments on her marriage to Mr Stephen Green; allowed Mid[dlese]x Feb. 17 1761 (S. Danforth, J. prob.).Wills and probate Viewable file17 Feb 1761
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16175, John Oakes of Medford: inventory, first page (personal estate). The committee's inventory, headed 'Pursuant to a Warrant Rec'd from the Honble Samuel Danforth Esqr', listing clothing and personal items.Wills and probate Viewable file29 Jul 1763
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16175, John Oakes of Medford: inventory, second page (real estate; signed Medford 29 July 1763). Real estate: marsh bounded by Thomas Oakes's marsh, the easterly part of the dwelling house of Edward Oakes decd (the widow Joanna Oakes's dower set off), land of Samuel Oakes; total real estate 82-0-0; signed Caleb Brooks, Stephen Bradshaw, Samuel Blanchard Jr; exhibited 1 Aug 1763 by Edwd Oakes the administrator.Wills and probate Viewable file29 Jul 1763
• Codicil of 27 August 1766 adding five pounds for daughter Zeruiah Bragg; signed with Ebenezer Bragg's mark; witnesses Jedidiah Tucker, Martha Locke and Artemas Ward.Wills and probate Viewable file27 Aug 1766
• The folded cover of case 6928, 'Eben'r Bragg's Will', allowed 27 October 1766 (recorded Vol. 9 page 227 on the second read).Wills and probate Viewable file27 Oct 1766
• Worcester, 27 October 1766: Jedidiah Tucker and the other witnesses swear that they saw Ebenezer Bragg sign and seal the will.Wills and probate Viewable file27 Oct 1766
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16181: Jonathan Oaks of Malden (1769)Wills and probate Research source1769
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16181, Jonathan Oaks of Malden: case jacket. Jacket: '16181 / Jonathan Oakes / 1769'.Wills and probate Viewable file1769
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16181, Jonathan Oaks of Malden: executors' bond, 17 October 1769. Esther Oakes (widow), John Green and others of Malden bound for £500 (Likely, outline only).Wills and probate Viewable file17 Oct 1769
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16181, Jonathan Oaks of Malden: probate decree presenting the will, 17 October 1769. Judge Samuel Danforth: on the seventeenth day of October the will was presented for probate by the executors; the witnesses present.Wills and probate Viewable file17 Oct 1769
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16181, Jonathan Oaks of Malden: will of 23 September 1769, first page. 'In the name of God Amen on September 23 day .. I Jonathan oaks of malden': debts and funeral charges; his wife to have the improvement of the whole estate while a widow; legacies to sons Jonathan, David, Edward and Thomas and to daughters (continued on the next frame).Wills and probate Viewable file23 Sep 1769
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16181, Jonathan Oaks of Malden: will of 23 September 1769, second page: bequests to daughters, executors, witnesses. Bequests to daughters Mather(?), Phebe, Sarah, Hannah and Esther; wife Esther executrix with John Green of Malden executor; signed with his mark; witnesses Amos Shute, Saml Grover, Daniel Knowden (Likely).Wills and probate Viewable file23 Sep 1769
• Worcester Probate Dockets, pp. 312-313: no. 44134, Oak, Thankful, Rutland: 'George Oak appointed Guardian minor. June 17 Bond £100 Moses Maynard, surety. Letter.' and no. 44137, Oak, Vasti, Rutland (same, 1771); no. 44138, Oaks, William, Winchendon: 'Relief Oak appointed Administratrix' (1774-1783), an insolvent estate; the spread also carries no. 44133, Tabitha, Bolton, administration, 1820.Wills and probate Viewable file1771-1820 (docket book 1731-1881) · George Oak, Tabitha (Fosket) Oak
• Worcester. Probate Dockets 1731-1881, pp. 312-313, case 44138 (William Oaks of Winchendon), FamilySearch docket image 166 of 706, ark 3:1:3Q9M-C9YT-WFPLWills and probate Citation onlyBEF 26 OCT 1774 · Winchendon, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · William Oak
• Index to the Probate Records of the County of Worcester, Massachusetts (Worcester: O. B. Wood, 1898), vol. 3, Series A 1731-1881, p. 1018: "1777 William Winchendon, Administration, 44138." Internet Archive item indextoprobatere03mass, leaf n209Wills and probate Citation only1777 · Winchendon, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA · William Oak
• Worcester County probate dockets for Beriah Oakes (d. before 28 Feb 1781) and his widow Tabitha (d. 1820)Wills and probate Research source1781-1820 · Tabitha (Fosket) Oak, Beriah Oak
• Worcester Probate Dockets, pp. 300-301: no. 44100, Oaks, Beriah, Bolton: 'Tabathy Oak appointed Administratrix. Feb. 28 Bond £1000 Jesse Walcutt & Oliver Barrett Jr., sureties' (1781), with a 1795 partition and distribution to heirs whose receipts name Elizabeth Oak, Asa Oak, John Oaks and the guardians Bezaleel Hale Jr. and Elnathan Polley; and no. 44101, Beriah and Eunice Oaks, guardianship nomination, Bezaleel Hale Jr. appointed guardian, 6 Oct 1795.Wills and probate Viewable file1781-1795 (docket book 1731-1881) · Beriah Oak, Tabitha (Fosket) Oak
• Probate Records of Lincoln County, Maine (Patterson, 1895), p. 149: will of Jonathan Oaks of Canaan, 2 Dec 1784 (first page). The printed will of Jonathan Oaks, Canaan, dated December 2, 1784.Wills and probate Viewable file1784 · Jonathan Oak
• Probate Records of Lincoln County, Maine (Patterson, 1895), p. 150: will of Jonathan Oaks (continued). The will names sixteen children.Wills and probate Viewable file1784 · Jonathan Oak
• Will of Captain Jonathan Oaks, Canaan, 1784Wills and probate Research source1784 · John Oak, Jonathan Oak
• Probate Records of Lincoln County, Maine (Patterson, 1895), p. 151: will of Jonathan Oaks (end) and probate note. Probated 12 Mar. 1785; inventory 15 Mar. 1785, 219 pounds 11s 10d.Wills and probate Viewable file1785 · Jonathan Oak
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16197: William Oar of Lincoln (surname Oar, not Oakes) (1797)Wills and probate Research source1797
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16197, William Oar of Lincoln (a different surname, Oar): case jacket. Jacket: '16197 / William Oar / 1797'.Wills and probate Viewable file1797
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16197, William Oar of Lincoln (a different surname, Oar): guardian's bond of Ebenezer Hardy, 13 April 1797. Printed bond: Ebenezer Hardy, yeoman, with Jonathan Hoar, yeoman, and Leonard Hoar, gentleman, of Concord/Lincoln, to Oliver Prescott, Judge of Probate; Hardy allowed guardian to William Oar, a minor above fourteen, son of John Oar late of Lincoln, laborer, deceased; witnesses Daniel Brooks and James Winthrop.Wills and probate Viewable file13 Apr 1797
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16198: William Oar of Lincoln (surname Oar, not Oakes) (1810)Wills and probate Research source1810
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16198, William Oar of Lincoln (a different surname, Oar): case jacket. Jacket: '16198 / William Oar / 1810'.Wills and probate Viewable file1810
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16198, William Oar of Lincoln (a different surname, Oar): order continued, with the docket 'William Oar spendthrift No 16198'. Continuation of the order and a docket line.Wills and probate Viewable file1810
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16198, William Oar of Lincoln (a different surname, Oar): selectmen's complaint that William Oar wastes his estate, and the judge's order. Petition of the selectmen of Lincoln (Elijah Fisk, Leonard Hoar, Thomas Wheeler) asking that a guardian be appointed because William Oar 'by Excessive Drinking and Idleness so spends wastes and lessens his Estate'; order of Judge James Prescott.Wills and probate Viewable file13 Apr and 14 Jun 1810
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16199: William Oar of Lincoln (surname Oar, not Oakes) (1814)Wills and probate Research source1814
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16199, William Oar of Lincoln (a different surname, Oar): case jacket. Jacket: '16199 / William Oar / 1814'.Wills and probate Viewable file1814
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16199, William Oar of Lincoln (a different surname, Oar): memorial of Daniel Brooks, creditor, and decree appointing him administrator, 24 February 1814. Memorial that William Oar late of Lincoln, deceased, left property to the amount of one hundred dollars and has no known relation in the Commonwealth; decree appointing Daniel Brooks administrator, signed James Prescott.Wills and probate Viewable file24 Feb 1814
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16182: Capt. Jonathan Oaks of Malden (1818-1820)Wills and probate Research source1818-1820
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16182, Capt. Jonathan Oaks of Malden: administration bond, 29 August 1818. Jonathan Oaks, gentleman, principal, with Nathan Nichols and Thomas Oaks, gentlemen of Malden, sureties, bound for thirty thousand dollars.Wills and probate Viewable file29 Aug 1818
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16182, Capt. Jonathan Oaks of Malden: agreement of the widow and heirs that their brother Jonathan administer the estate, 29 August 1818. Signed Sarah Oakes, Tabitha Oakes, Nancy Oakes, Charles Bradbury and Mary Bradbury, with a 'Granted' note signed by the judge.Wills and probate Viewable file29 Aug 1818
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16182, Capt. Jonathan Oaks of Malden: case jacket. Jacket: '16182 / Jonathan Oaks / 1818'.Wills and probate Viewable file1818
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16182, Capt. Jonathan Oaks of Malden: memorial of Jonathan Oakes, gentleman, for administration. Memorial stating that Jonathan Oakes, Esquire, late of Malden died intestate leaving a widow and children.Wills and probate Viewable file1818
• Norfolk County, Virginia: will of Elizabeth Nash of Portsmouth (undated, volume 1818-1868)Wills and probate Research source1818-1868 (the will's own date is not shown)
• Will of Elizabeth Nash of Portsmouth, Virginia: she leaves her daughter Elizabeth Nash, wife of Dempsey Nash, a piece of land in Portsmouth and an undivided share of her slaves (Edy and her children) for her life, and provides for her daughter Catherine Reed, wife of Wm. Reed.Wills and probate Viewable filebetween 1818 and 1868 (date not shown)
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16183: Nathan Oaks of Malden (1820)Wills and probate Research source1820
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16182, Capt. Jonathan Oaks of Malden: decree of insolvent distribution, 25 April 1820. A list of creditors with sums in dollars (Cyrus Clark, John Howard, Nathan Oaks, Josiah Bartlett, Henry Gardner, Edward Oak, Tabitha Oaks, Samuel Danforth, Benjamin Russell and others); total $1017.33, $12.93 left for costs.Wills and probate Viewable file25 Apr 1820
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16183, Nathan Oaks of Malden: case jacket. Jacket: '16183 / Nathan Oaks / 1820'.Wills and probate Viewable file1820
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16183, Nathan Oaks of Malden: petition of the widow Eleanor Oakes that Jonathan Oakes settle the estate. Petition to Judge James Prescott by the widow Elleno[r] Oakes that Jonathan Oakes settle the estate of her late husband Nathan Oakes; 'Granted'.Wills and probate Viewable file1820
• Middlesex County, Mass., probate case 16184: guardianship of Elizabeth and Tabitha Oaks, children of Nathan Oaks of Malden (1821)Wills and probate Research source1821
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16184, guardianship of Elizabeth and Tabitha Oaks, children of Nathan Oaks of Malden: case jacket. Jacket: '16184 Elizabeth Oakes et al. 1821'.Wills and probate Viewable file1821
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16184, guardianship of Elizabeth and Tabitha Oaks, children of Nathan Oaks of Malden: memorial of Eleanor Oaks, widow, to be their guardian. Memorial that Elizabeth Oaks and Tabitha Oaks are minors under fourteen, children of Nathan Oaks late of Malden, yeoman, deceased, and that their mother is entitled to the trust.Wills and probate Viewable file1821
• Middlesex County, Massachusetts, probate case 16184, guardianship of Elizabeth and Tabitha Oaks, children of Nathan Oaks of Malden: slip. A slip at the end of the case.Wills and probate Viewable file1821
• Nathaniel Oak to Jacob Cutter, 24 December 1822: sale of one share in the Chelsea Turnpike Corporation for $60, with the same-day acknowledgment before Elisha Hyde, Justice of the Peace.Wills and probate Viewable file24 Dec 1822 · Nathaniel Oak
• Nathaniel Oak to Jacob Cutter, 24 December 1822 (Chelsea Turnpike Corporation share): the reverse docket with the 5 March 1823 recording endorsement.Wills and probate Viewable file5 Mar 1823 · Nathaniel Oak
• Williamson County, Tennessee, Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, estate file jacket: "NASH, Dempsey - 1833. Children: William Nash, John Nash, Lucretia Crouch (Mrs. Charles W.). PLEAS & QUARTER: William Nash, et al. Exparte. Petition-1833. Report-1833. Decree-1834. Settlement-1834."Wills and probate Viewable file1833-1834 · John Dempsey "Jack" Nash, William Nash, Dempsey Nash, Charles W. Crouch and 1 more
• Williamson County, Tennessee, Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, estate file of Dempsey Nash (1833-34): handwritten docket wrapper: the decree.Wills and probate Viewable file1833-1834 · John Dempsey "Jack" Nash, William Nash, Dempsey Nash
• Williamson County, Tennessee, Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, estate file of Dempsey Nash (1833-34): handwritten docket wrapper: the estate with settlement.Wills and probate Viewable file1833-1834 · John Dempsey "Jack" Nash, William Nash, Dempsey Nash
• Williamson County, Tennessee, Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, estate file of Dempsey Nash (1833-34): handwritten docket wrapper: the petition.Wills and probate Viewable file1833-1834 · John Dempsey "Jack" Nash, William Nash, Dempsey Nash
• Williamson County, Tennessee, Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, estate file of Dempsey Nash (1833-34): handwritten docket wrapper: the report.Wills and probate Viewable file1833-1834 · John Dempsey "Jack" Nash, William Nash, Dempsey Nash
• Williamson County, Tennessee, Pleas and Quarter Sessions, 'William Nash et al. Exparte' (Dempsey Nash estate file, 1833-34), Tennessee, U.S., Divorce and Other Records, 1800-1965, Ancestry collection 1237, record 4636, roll B-97, frames VDVUSATN1800_079062-01922, -01926, -01928, -01929, -01932; Williamson County Will Books vol. 4-5 index entries April 1833 and October 1834 (Ancestry collectionWills and probate Citation onlyABT 1 JAN 1833 · Williamson, Tennessee, USA · Dempsey Nash, Lucretia Nash
• Williamson County, Tennessee: the 1833 petition of William Nash, John Nash (by his guardian Thomas B. Garrett) and Charles W. Crouch and his wife Lucretia, stating that "sometime about the first of January 1833 Dempsey Nash departed this life intestate, leaving your petitioners William, John & Lucretia .. his only children & heirs," and listing ten enslaved people for distribution.Wills and probate Viewable file1833 · John Dempsey "Jack" Nash, William Nash, Dempsey Nash, Charles W. Crouch and 1 more
• Williamson County, Tennessee: the end of the 1833 petition for the division of the estate of Dempsey Nash (signature, with bleed-through from the reverse).Wills and probate Viewable file1833 · John Dempsey "Jack" Nash, William Nash, Dempsey Nash
• Williamson County, Tennessee: the first page of the commissioners' report of 11 July 1833 on the division of the estate of Dempsey Nash among William Nash, John Nash and Charles W. and Lucretia Crouch, beginning with John's allotment.Wills and probate Viewable file11 July 1833 · John Dempsey "Jack" Nash, William Nash, Dempsey Nash, Charles W. Crouch and 1 more
• Williamson County, Tennessee: the second page of the commissioners' report of 11 July 1833, with the allotments to William Nash and to Charles W. and Lucretia Crouch, each share about $945, and the date.Wills and probate Viewable file11 July 1833 · John Dempsey "Jack" Nash, William Nash, Dempsey Nash, Charles W. Crouch and 1 more
• Williamson County, Tennessee: the signature page of the commissioners' report of 11 July 1833 on the estate of Dempsey Nash (signers read as John L. McEwen [?] and William Whitfield [?], among others).Wills and probate Viewable file11 July 1833 · John Dempsey "Jack" Nash, William Nash, Dempsey Nash
• Williamson County, Tennessee, estate file of Dempsey Nash: an estate-settlement ledger page of items and sums, part of the Settlement-1834 papers.Wills and probate Viewable file1834 · John Dempsey "Jack" Nash, William Nash, Dempsey Nash
• Williamson County, Tennessee: the decree of January 1834 in William Nash et al. Exparte, confirming the commissioners' report on the division of the estate of Dempsey Nash.Wills and probate Viewable fileJanuary 1834 · John Dempsey "Jack" Nash, William Nash, Dempsey Nash, Charles W. Crouch and 1 more
• James Faust estateWills and probate Viewable file1835-07-03 · William S Faust
• Will of Mitchel S. Faust, Amite County, Mississippi, dated 2 Mar 1835, proved 21 Sep 1835 (Amite Will Book)Wills and probate Research source1835 · Mitchell S. Faust, P. P. Faust, Margaret (Cox) Faust
• Will of Mitchel S. Faust, Amite County, Mississippi, dated 2 March 1835, proved 21 September 1835 (Amite Will Book; Ancestry, Mississippi, U.S., Wills and Probate Records 1780-1982, collection 8995): names his 'second wife Margarett Faust' as executrix and children James A., Loretta C., David A. P., Nancy A., Rachael I., Perrin P., Sarah L., Octavo B. and Margarett L.Wills and probate Citation only2 MAR 1835 · Amite County, Mississippi, USA · Mitchell S Faust
• Nathaniel Oak, Penobscot County Probate Records, Vol. 21, 1855-1866 (will executed 3 Feb 1857, with codicil)Wills and probate Research sourceexecuted 3 February 1857
• Nathaniel Oak's will and codicil, fuller copy at pp. 224-225 of the same probate volumeWills and probate Research sourceexecuted 3 February 1857
• Nathaniel Oak's will, p. 224: bequests to his wife and children, including Mary's $500 and Harriet's $100.Wills and probate Viewable file1857 · Nathaniel Oak
• Nathaniel Oak's will, p. 225: the will's own execution date, 3 February 1857, the witness signatures, and the codicil's opening.Wills and probate Viewable file1857 · Nathaniel Oak
• Penobscot County, Maine probate, vol. 21, pp. 224-225: will of Nathaniel Oak of Exeter, dated 3 Feb 1857 (a second scan of the same two pages).Wills and probate Viewable file3 Feb 1857 · Nathaniel Oak, Mary Oak, Nathaniel Oak, George Oak and 2 more
• Penobscot County, Maine probate, vol. 21, pp. 226-227: codicil of 23 May 1857 to the will of Nathaniel Oak of Exeter (conclusion, with other wills on the page).Wills and probate Viewable file23 May 1857 · Nathaniel Oak, Nathaniel Oak, George Oak
• The codicil's trust clause: the revoked $300 bequest to Abby Smith replaced with $500 held in trust by her brothers.Wills and probate Viewable file1857 · Nathaniel Oak
• Will of Nathaniel Oak of Exeter, 1857: names son Samuel Oak (Penobscot probate vol. 21).Wills and probate Viewable file1857 · Nathaniel Oak
• Will of Nathaniel Oak of Exeter, 3 Feb 1857: signature and bequests (Penobscot probate).Wills and probate Viewable file3 Feb 1857 · Nathaniel Oak
• Nathaniel Oak's will, Penobscot County Probate Records, Vol. 21: the opening and the marginal docket date, "Nath'l Oak, Jan'y 3, 1860."Wills and probate Viewable file1860 · Nathaniel Oak
• Nathaniel Oak's will: the discharge clauses for his children, including son Joseph, by then of Chelsea, Massachusetts.Wills and probate Viewable file1860 · Nathaniel Oak
• Nathaniel Oak's will: the witness signatures and the opening of the codicil revoking a bequest to daughter Abby Smith.Wills and probate Viewable file1860 · Nathaniel Oak
• Monroe County, Mississippi, probate case 1250, estate of Wilkins Holloway (widow's affidavit 5 Dec 1864; dower petition and heirs list)Wills and probate Research source1864-1865 · Mary Holloway, Wilkins Holloway, Josephine Holloway, Frances L. Holloway and 10 more
• Monroe County, Mississippi, Probate Court, estate of Wilkins Holloway, case 1250: the appraisal warrant and return (Dec 1864), the dower petition's docket (filed 5 Dec 1864), the widow's petition of January 1865, the writ citing the heirs to answer her dower petition, the commissioners' division, the guardianship papers (Feb 1865), her second annual account (1867) and tax receipts (1869-1872)Wills and probate Research source1864-1872 · Helen M. Holloway, Josephine Holloway, Gillia A. A. Holloway, Jeremiah Holloway and 1 more
• Texas, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1833-1974Wills and probate Viewable scan18 OCT 1865 · Bexar, Texas · Asa Columbus Mitchell
• Deed Book 30, p. 13: Henry Wilson and wife Catharine release their share of Henry Westbrooks's estate to Williamson Westbrooks (17 Dec 1870)Wills and probate Viewable file1870-12-17 · Henry Westbrooks
• Deed Book 30, p. 14: acknowledgment of the Wilson release, 17 Dec 1870Wills and probate Viewable file1870-12-17 · Henry Westbrooks
• Chancery case 1455, Monroe County: bill of complaint, close and signature; complainants' affidavit sworn 6 March 1871.Wills and probate Viewable fileMar 1871 - Jan 1872 · Jasper Newton Young, Mary M. (Westbrook) Young
• Chancery case 1455, Monroe County: bill of complaint, page 1 (parties, heirs of Henry Westbrooks, land, dower).Wills and probate Viewable fileMar 1871 - Jan 1872 · Elizabeth R. Westbrooks, Jasper Newton Young, Henry Westbrooks, Mary M. (Westbrook) Young
• Chancery case 1455, Monroe County: bill of complaint, page 2 (occupancy, 1870 release by Louisa and Rachel, three shares, minor heir's age).Wills and probate Viewable fileMar 1871 - Jan 1872 · Jasper Newton Young, Mary M. (Westbrook) Young
• Chancery case 1455, Monroe County: bill of complaint, page 3 (prayer for partition or sale, subject to dower).Wills and probate Viewable fileMar 1871 - Jan 1872 · Elizabeth R. Westbrooks, Jasper Newton Young, Mary M. (Westbrook) Young
• Chancery case 1455, Monroe County: defendant Williamson Westbrooks's motion to dismiss the bill of complaint, January Term 1872.Wills and probate Viewable fileMar 1871 - Jan 1872 · Mary M. (Westbrook) Young
• Chancery case 1455, Monroe County: file jacket: 1455, Chancery Court, Monroe County, Mary M Young et al vs Williamson Westbrooks.Wills and probate Viewable fileMar 1871 - Jan 1872 · Jasper Newton Young, Mary M. (Westbrook) Young
• Chancery case 1455, Monroe County: filing endorsement of the bill: filed Sept 9th 187[1].Wills and probate Viewable fileMar 1871 - Jan 1872 · Jasper Newton Young, Mary M. (Westbrook) Young
• Chancery case 1455, Monroe County: filing endorsement of the motion to dismiss: No 1455, filed Jany 2nd 1872.Wills and probate Viewable fileMar 1871 - Jan 1872 · Mary M. (Westbrook) Young
• Chancery case 1455, Monroe County: Itawamba sheriff's return on the subpoena (came to hand 10 January 1872).Wills and probate Viewable fileMar 1871 - Jan 1872 · Mary M. (Westbrook) Young
• Chancery case 1455, Monroe County: sheriff's appointment of a special deputy and return on the Monroe subpoena, 7 January 1872.Wills and probate Viewable fileMar 1871 - Jan 1872 · Mary M. (Westbrook) Young
• Chancery case 1455, Monroe County: writ of subpoena to the Itawamba County defendants, January 1872.Wills and probate Viewable fileMar 1871 - Jan 1872 · Mary M. (Westbrook) Young
• Chancery case 1455, Monroe County: writ of subpoena to the Monroe County defendants, issued 5 January 1872.Wills and probate Viewable fileMar 1871 - Jan 1872 · Elizabeth R. Westbrooks, Mary M. (Westbrook) Young
• Deed Book 32, p. 225: J. N. Young and wife Mary M., Louisa and Rachel D. Westbrooks quitclaim to Williamson Westbrooks for $375 (31 Jul 1872)Wills and probate Viewable file1872-07-31 · Jasper Newton Young, Henry Westbrooks, Mary M. (Westbrook) Young
• Deed Book 32, p. 229: Bluford Westbrooks, Zachariah (as read) and their wives release to Williamson Westbrooks (5 Aug 1872); Williamson's deed of trust to R. B. Hutchinson (9 Aug 1872) beginsWills and probate Viewable file1872-08-05 · Jasper Newton Young, Henry Westbrooks
• Deed Book 32, p. 230: Williamson Westbrooks's deed of trust to R. B. Hutchinson, trustee, for J. N. Young ($375, due 1 Jan 1873), with the marginal note that it was paid offWills and probate Viewable file1872-08-09 · Jasper Newton Young
• Monroe County, Mississippi, Chancery Docket: case 1455, Mary M. Young et al. v. Williamson Westbrooks et al. (1872 entries)Wills and probate Viewable file1872 · Jasper Newton Young, Mary M. (Westbrook) Young
• Piscataquis County, Maine, Probate Records: will of John Burnett of Guilford, January Term 1886, pp. 514-516Wills and probate Research source1886 · Lucinda Allen
• National Probate Calendar, 1887, p. 496: Thomas Green of Bank House, Kempsey, gentleman, died 21 September 1886; his will was proved on 24 January 1887 by Ann Green, widow, with William Clarkson and Thomas Henry Clarkson, brewers, as executors.Wills and probate Viewable file1887 · Thomas Henry Clarkson, William Clarkson, Nancy (Banton) Clarkson
• National Probate Calendar, 1887, p. 497: the continuation of the entry for Thomas Green of Bank House, Kempsey, naming his executors.Wills and probate Viewable file1887 · Thomas Henry Clarkson, William Clarkson, Nancy (Banton) Clarkson
• Bangor Daily Whig and Courier, 19 February 1896, p. 2: probate notice, estate of Henry L. Oak of Garland, MaineWills and probate Research source1896-02-19
• Probate notice, Penobscot County, 30 January 1896: a petition that the balance in the hands of Lyndon Oak, administrator of the estate of Henry L. Oak, late of Garland, deceased, be distributed among the heirs.Wills and probate Viewable file19 Feb 1896
• Somerset County, Maine, Probate Records, vol. 94, p. 303: will of Samuel Oak, signed 27 Jan 1896, filed 9 Jan 1900 (register copy)Wills and probate Research source1896 · Lucinda Allen, Samuel Oak
• Somerset County, Maine, Probate Records, vol. 94, p. 303: will of Samuel Oak, signed 27 Jan 1896, filed 9 Jan 1900 (register copy). Ancestry. URL: https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/8994/images/007139074_00819Wills and probate Citation only27 JAN 1896 · Skowhegan, Somerset, Maine, USA · Samuel Oak
• Will of Samuel Oak, signed 27 January 1896, Somerset County Probate Register, vol. 94, pp. 302-303, witnessed. Steinberg, J. Palmer Merrill and Edward P. Coffin.Wills and probate Viewable file27 January 1896 (probated 9 January 1900) · Charles Ansel Oak, Elizabeth Sarah 'Lizzie' (Oak) Jewett, Nina E. (Oak) Steward, Samuel Oak and 3 more
• Maine, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1584-1999Wills and probate Scan: family sign-in7 JAN 1900 · Skowhegan, Somerset County, Maine · Charles Ansel Oak, Elizabeth Sarah 'Lizzie' (Oak) Jewett, Nina E. (Oak) Steward, Samuel Oak and 2 more
• The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Texas), 29 May 1901, p. 6: 'Mr. William Clarkson of Liverpool, England, who has been visiting his son, W. B. Clarkson, of this city, left yesterday afternoon ... for MacLeod, Alberta province, Dominion of Canada, where he will visit another son.' Library of Congress, Chronicling America, LCCN sn86071197Wills and probate Citation only28 MAY 1901 · Houston, Harris, Texas, USA · William Clarkson
• Recorded will of Nathan J. Spofford of MerrimacWills and probate Research sourceWill executed 26 November 1908
• Recorded will of Nathan J. Spofford of Merrimac, executed 26 November 1908, naming his wife Mary E. and daughters Clara B. Williams, Sarah A. Spiller and Nettie J. Spofford.Wills and probate Viewable file1908 · Nettie Johnson Spofford
• Recorded will of Nathan J. Spofford of Merrimac, executed 26 November 1908, naming his wife Mary E. and daughters Clara B. Williams, Sarah A. Spiller and Nettie J. Spofford.Wills and probate Viewable file1908 · Nettie Johnson Spofford
• England and Wales National Probate Calendar 1910, p. 363: Clarkson, Emma Lucy, of The Friars, St. Michael's Hamlet, Liverpool (wife of William Clarkson), died 4 October 1910; administration Liverpool 26 November to her husband William Clarkson, esquire, J.P. (Ancestry). GRO death index, Oct-Dec 1910, Toxteth Park, Emma Lucy Clarkson, aged 74Wills and probate Citation only4 OCT 1910 · Toxteth Park, Lancashire, England · Emma Lucy (Green) Clarkson
• National Probate Calendar, 1910, p. 363: Clarkson, Emma Lucy, of The Friars, St. Michael's Hamlet, Liverpool, wife of William Clarkson, died 4 October 1910; administration granted at Liverpool on 26 November to her husband.Wills and probate Viewable file1910 · William Clarkson, Emma Lucy (Green) Clarkson
• Index to the Probate Records of the County of Middlesex, Massachusetts, First Series, from 1648 to 1871, page 352: Oak and OakesWills and probate Download1914
• National Probate Calendar, 1915, p. 464: Clarkson, William, of The Friars, St. Michael's Hamlet, Liverpool, esquire, died 9 February 1915; probate at Liverpool on 27 February to Herbert Green Clarkson, George Richard Clarkson and Alan Standing.Wills and probate Viewable file1915 · Herbert Green Clarkson, William Clarkson
• A page of a Gloucestershire will or inventory (Gloucestershire Archives, Wills and Inventories 1541-1858), docketed with the year 1625 and the name Allen, attached in the family tree to Arnold Allen (Allyn).Wills and probate Viewable file1600s · Arnold Allen (Allyn)
• A two-page spread of a Massachusetts (Suffolk County) probate register, attached in the family tree to Arnold Allen (Allyn).Wills and probate Viewable file1600s · Arnold Allen (Allyn)
• Benjamin Glanton Will, written 21 Mar 1782Wills and probate Viewable fileBenjamin GLANTON
• Charles Jordan, Will, Microfilm 578Wills and probate Viewable fileCharles Wesley Jordan II
• Concord, Massachusetts, Births, Marriages, and Deaths, 1635-1850 (Concord: Town of Concord, 1895), Middlesex County Register section, p. 25: 'Mary daught' of Adam Holaway born . . 25. 12. 81'; Adam Holloway's will (Worcester probate case 30359, 27 Mar 1733) names 'eldest daughter Mary Rice', as abstracted in Ross W. Beales Jr., Reconstitution Data for Westborough Families (Ebenezer Parkman ProjWills and probate Citation onlyMary (Holloway) Oak
• Francis Matthews WillWills and probate Viewable fileThomasina Channon
• Gloucestershire, England, Wills and Inventories, 1541-1858Wills and probate Scan: family sign-inArnold Allen (Allyn)
• James Durgin Will(1)Wills and probate Viewable fileJames Durgin
• Kelsoland ManorWills and probate Viewable fileWilliam John Kelso
• Massachusetts, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1635-1991Wills and probate Scan: family sign-inArnold Allen (Allyn)
• Mississippi, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1780-1982Wills and probate Viewable scanAmite, Mississippi, USA · P. P. Faust
• Nathaniel Oak's will, opening and marginal docket dateWills and probate Viewable fileNathaniel Oak
• New Hampshire, Wills and Probate Records, 1643-1982, John Pinder 2Wills and probate Viewable fileJohn Pinder
• Probate records 1648-1924 (Middlesex County, Massachusetts), probate papers 279-355 (FHL film 0386001, image group 007552895, FamilySearch), case 350, Samuel Allen of Sudbury, administration 1720: settlement before Judge T. Danforth, 27 Oct 1721, margin list "Children's names" (image 905 of 954); with case 351 (guardianships of Moses, Aaron and Abigail Allen, images 909-922). Index: Folsom & RoWills and probate Citation only
• Probate records 1648-1924 (Middlesex County, Massachusetts), probate papers 279-355 (FHL film 0386001, image group 007552895, FamilySearch), case 350, Samuel Allen of Sudbury, administration 1720: settlement before Judge T. Danforth, 27 Oct 1721, margin list "Children's names" (image 905 of 954); with case 351 (guardianships of Moses, Aaron and Abigail Allen, images 909-922). Index: Folsom & RoWills and probate Citation only
• Probate records 1648-1924 (Middlesex County, Massachusetts), probate papers 279-355 (FHL film 0386001, image group 007552895, FamilySearch), case 350, Samuel Allen of Sudbury, administration 1720: settlement before Judge T. Danforth, 27 Oct 1721, margin list "Children's names" (image 905 of 954); with case 351 (guardianships of Moses, Aaron and Abigail Allen, images 909-922). Index: Folsom & RoWills and probate Citation onlyAaron Allen
• Probate records 1648-1924 (Middlesex County, Massachusetts), probate papers 279-355 (FHL film 0386001, image group 007552895, FamilySearch), case 350, Samuel Allen of Sudbury, administration 1720: settlement before Judge T. Danforth, 27 Oct 1721, margin list "Children's names" (image 905 of 954); with case 351 (guardianships of Moses, Aaron and Abigail Allen, images 909-922). Index: Folsom & RoWills and probate Citation only
• Probate records 1648-1924 (Middlesex County, Massachusetts), probate papers 279-355 (FHL film 0386001, image group 007552895, FamilySearch), case 350, Samuel Allen of Sudbury, administration 1720: settlement before Judge T. Danforth, 27 Oct 1721, margin list "Children's names" (image 905 of 954); with case 351 (guardianships of Moses, Aaron and Abigail Allen, images 909-922). Index: Folsom & RoWills and probate Citation only
• Probate records 1648-1924 (Middlesex County, Massachusetts), probate papers 279-355 (FHL film 0386001, image group 007552895, FamilySearch), case 350, Samuel Allen of Sudbury, administration 1720: settlement before Judge T. Danforth, 27 Oct 1721, margin list "Children's names" (image 905 of 954); with case 351 (guardianships of Moses, Aaron and Abigail Allen, images 909-922). Index: Folsom & RoWills and probate Citation only
• Roxanna Clark wills and probate record p2Wills and probate Viewable fileRhuama Berry
• Samuel Oak's will, signed 27 January 1896, Somerset County Probate vol. 94, p. 303: 'Nahum S. Steward' named sole executor and called his son-in-law; The Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.), 19 Aug 1916, p. 7, and Lewiston Sun-Journal, 19 Aug 1916, p. 12: Lucinda (Allen) Oak died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Nahum S. StewardWills and probate Citation only
• UK, Extracted Probate Records, 1269-1975Wills and probate Citation onlyNotes Thomas Knightes Oaks Ockes Oakes
• UK, Extracted Probate Records, 1269-1975Wills and probate Citation onlyWood Dalling, Norf., Norfolk, England · Notes Thomas Knightes Oaks Ockes Oakes
• Will of Nathaniel Oak of Exeter, Penobscot County, Maine, dated 3 February 1857, with codicil of 23 May 1857 (margin 'Jany Term 1860'): Penobscot County Probate Records, Vol. 21 (1855-1866), pp. 223-227; Ancestry 'Maine, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1584-1999' (collection 8994, record 1526092), images 124-127 of 309. No URL recorded; repository/volume/pages as aboveWills and probate Citation only
• Will of Nathaniel Oak of Exeter, Penobscot County, Maine, dated 3 February 1857, with codicil of 23 May 1857 (margin 'Jany Term 1860'): Penobscot County Probate Records, Vol. 21 (1855-1866), pp. 223-227; Ancestry 'Maine, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1584-1999' (collection 8994, record 1526092), images 124-127 of 309. No URL recorded; repository/volume/pages as aboveWills and probate Citation only
• Will of Ralph FlippenWills and probate Viewable fileMARTHA FRANCES "PATSY" SCOTT (Garrett)
• Worcester County (Mass.) probate files, Series A, case 39457, will of David Maynard of Westborough, dated 14 August 1755, allowed 18 November 1757 (recorded Vol. 5, p. 389; decree p. 390): 'And to my Dauter Kezia, the wife of Nathaniel Oake, the Sum of Twelve pounds Lawfull Money shall be paid by my Son Nathan ...' Four images, read independently by E and B. FamilySearch, Massachusetts probateWills and probate Citation only
• Worcester County probate, case 39457: will of David Maynard of Westborough, dated 14 August 1755 (signed by mark), allowed 18 November 1757, recorded Vol. 5, p. 389 (decree p. 390); witnesses Ebenezer Nurse, Thomas Parkman and a third Parkman. FamilySearch, Massachusetts probate (loose files). No URL recordedWills and probate Citation onlyDavid Maynard
• Worcester County, Massachusetts, probate records, vol. 1, pp. 58-59: Jonathan Oak, aged about fifteen, son of Nathaniel Oak late of Westborough, chooses Jonathan Forbush as guardian (11 Aug 1732)Wills and probate Viewable fileNathaniel Oak(e)