The son of John & Mary Loomis Skinner, he married Mary Easton by 1664.
His will was written in Hartford July 18, 1690 by which he made his wife, Mary Skinner, sole executrix, his moveable estate, and "special priveleges of house & home". He also names his eldest son, John "Skiner", and other sons: Joseph, Nathaniel, Richard, & Thomas; daughters: Sarah & Mary; friend, Caleb Stanly & brother [brother-in-law], Joseph Easton, to be Overseers.
His inventory was taken July 18, 1690, and valued at 874 pounds, 8 shillings, and 6 pence.
His will was written in Hartford July 18, 1690 by which he made his wife, Mary Skinner, sole executrix, his moveable estate, and "special priveleges of house & home". He also names his eldest son, John "Skiner", and other sons: Joseph, Nathaniel, Richard, & Thomas; daughters: Sarah & Mary; friend, Caleb Stanly & brother [brother-in-law], Joseph Easton, to be Overseers.
His inventory was taken July 18, 1690, and valued at 874 pounds, 8 shillings, and 6 pence.
The son of John & Mary Loomis Skinner, he married Mary Easton by 1664.
His will was written in Hartford July 18, 1690 by which he made his wife, Mary Skinner, sole executrix, his moveable estate, and "special priveleges of house & home". He also names his eldest son, John "Skiner", and other sons: Joseph, Nathaniel, Richard, & Thomas; daughters: Sarah & Mary; friend, Caleb Stanly & brother [brother-in-law], Joseph Easton, to be Overseers.
His inventory was taken July 18, 1690, and valued at 874 pounds, 8 shillings, and 6 pence.
His will was written in Hartford July 18, 1690 by which he made his wife, Mary Skinner, sole executrix, his moveable estate, and "special priveleges of house & home". He also names his eldest son, John "Skiner", and other sons: Joseph, Nathaniel, Richard, & Thomas; daughters: Sarah & Mary; friend, Caleb Stanly & brother [brother-in-law], Joseph Easton, to be Overseers.
His inventory was taken July 18, 1690, and valued at 874 pounds, 8 shillings, and 6 pence.
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