Joseph Mygate married by about 1633 Ann ____ She died before 4 Mar 1685/6.
They had two children: Jacob & Mary (Mygate) Deming.
Notes for Ann Mygatt:
Her will was dated 28 December 1681 and proven 4 March 1685/6. She names herself the widow of Joseph Mygatt and left to her daughter Mary Deming all of her woolen apparell except for the broad cloth coat which she left to her grand daughter Sarah Mygatt. She also left to her daughter Mary Deming her bed "whereupon I lye" and all its furniture. She asked that her wearing linen be equally divided between her daughter Marv and her granddaughter Sarah
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Mygatt and that the remainded of her estate be divided between her
daughter Mary Deming and her grandson Joseph Mygatt, excepting her Chest. The will was witnessed by Paul Peck sen and George Grave.
(1). Digest of Early Connecticut Probate Records; C.W. Manwaring
V 1 p 339
(2). First Settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts; Goodwin, Nathaniel, 1981 (974 D2g) p163
They had two children: Jacob & Mary (Mygate) Deming.
Notes for Ann Mygatt:
Her will was dated 28 December 1681 and proven 4 March 1685/6. She names herself the widow of Joseph Mygatt and left to her daughter Mary Deming all of her woolen apparell except for the broad cloth coat which she left to her grand daughter Sarah Mygatt. She also left to her daughter Mary Deming her bed "whereupon I lye" and all its furniture. She asked that her wearing linen be equally divided between her daughter Marv and her granddaughter Sarah
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Mygatt and that the remainded of her estate be divided between her
daughter Mary Deming and her grandson Joseph Mygatt, excepting her Chest. The will was witnessed by Paul Peck sen and George Grave.
(1). Digest of Early Connecticut Probate Records; C.W. Manwaring
V 1 p 339
(2). First Settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts; Goodwin, Nathaniel, 1981 (974 D2g) p163
Joseph Mygate married by about 1633 Ann ____ She died before 4 Mar 1685/6.
They had two children: Jacob & Mary (Mygate) Deming.
Notes for Ann Mygatt:
Her will was dated 28 December 1681 and proven 4 March 1685/6. She names herself the widow of Joseph Mygatt and left to her daughter Mary Deming all of her woolen apparell except for the broad cloth coat which she left to her grand daughter Sarah Mygatt. She also left to her daughter Mary Deming her bed "whereupon I lye" and all its furniture. She asked that her wearing linen be equally divided between her daughter Marv and her granddaughter Sarah
-
Mygatt and that the remainded of her estate be divided between her
daughter Mary Deming and her grandson Joseph Mygatt, excepting her Chest. The will was witnessed by Paul Peck sen and George Grave.
(1). Digest of Early Connecticut Probate Records; C.W. Manwaring
V 1 p 339
(2). First Settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts; Goodwin, Nathaniel, 1981 (974 D2g) p163
They had two children: Jacob & Mary (Mygate) Deming.
Notes for Ann Mygatt:
Her will was dated 28 December 1681 and proven 4 March 1685/6. She names herself the widow of Joseph Mygatt and left to her daughter Mary Deming all of her woolen apparell except for the broad cloth coat which she left to her grand daughter Sarah Mygatt. She also left to her daughter Mary Deming her bed "whereupon I lye" and all its furniture. She asked that her wearing linen be equally divided between her daughter Marv and her granddaughter Sarah
-
Mygatt and that the remainded of her estate be divided between her
daughter Mary Deming and her grandson Joseph Mygatt, excepting her Chest. The will was witnessed by Paul Peck sen and George Grave.
(1). Digest of Early Connecticut Probate Records; C.W. Manwaring
V 1 p 339
(2). First Settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts; Goodwin, Nathaniel, 1981 (974 D2g) p163
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