Whereas Joseph Trueman has complayned to this Court that he is greatly prejudiced by an execution that was served upon John Higley, for a judgment of court he recovered against him at New London, September 20th, [16]81 for 26 galons of Rume and cost of court, one pound ten shillings and sixpence, the execution being levyed upon two hundred seventy one yardes of old statute lace, and apprized to answer the judgment. The Court having viewed the execution and the lace cannot judg it of a quarter of the value of the judgment, and therefore that righteousness may be attended in this case doe order that the Marshall doe return the lace to the sayd Higly, and that he demand him to prsent the estate granted by judgment, and in defect or want of that estate some other good and pasable estate he is to present for execution, and if he doe refuse to make such presentation, the Marshall is to levy the execution upon the body of the sayd Higly; and this Court appoynts Mr. John Loomys and Tho. Stoton and Mr. John Fyler to be apprizers of what shall be seized by execution.
1683 - May - New London, CT - lawsuit continued:
In answer to John Higley's request, This Court haveing October last, ordered a new execution to goe out against Higley's estate to answer a judgment of court Joseph Trueman obteyned against Mr. Higley at New London court Septr. 20, 1681. This Court doe now see reason to repeale the former order for a new execution and doe grant Joseph Trueman liberty to prosecute his case against John Higley, by way of appeale, at the Court of Assistants, October next.
1683 - October - Hartford, CT - lawsuit continued:
Upon the petition of Mr. Steven Richardson that he might have liberty to appeale from the judgment of the county court at New London, June last, wherein Joseph Trueman was plntf. against him, This Court haveing considered the petition of Mr. Richardson, and findeing that that Court where Mr. Richardson did review to, fell, by the providence of God. This Court grants that Mr. Richardson should have liberty to appeale from the afoarsd judgment of the court, to the next Court of Assistants in May, providing he enter his appeale in the records of the court of New London and give the sayd Treuman timely notice thereof.
1685 - May - Hartford, CT - lawsuit continued:
In answer to the motion of Richard Edwards, this Court grants Joseph Trueman liberty to prosecute John Higly at the Court of Assistants in October next.
Joseph Truman is Plaintiff, Contra John Higley Defendant, which Action was thus Entered at New London Court, Viz't. An Action of the Case for Neglecting to pay the balance of his accompt in rumm, according to promise. In this Action, the Jury did find for the Plaintiff, Twenty Six Gallons of Rumm, and Cost of Court, Cost allowed is Thirty Shillings & Six pounds. In this Action the Jury now find for the Plaintiff Twenty Six Shillings & two pence in New England money, and Cost of Court, Cost allowed is fifteen Shillings. - The Court Ordered the Lace taken by Execution, to be delivered to John Higley, which was Tendered to him in Court and he refused to Accept of it. Cost of Court is Thirty Two Shillings - Execution delivered April 16th 1686.
The Last Will and Testament of Joseph Truman
In the name of God amen I Joseph Truman being sick & weak in body but through the mercy of God Injoy the use of my Reason & understanding: Doe now make my Last Will & Testament
Imp: I Doe Give my Soul into the hands of Almighty God --- him to R--- it in & through the --- & --- of the Lord Jesus Christ my only Savior and --- Redeemer & my body to the Earth to be Desently buried by my friends & executors. And for what of worldly Goods the Lord hath been pleased to bestow upon me I Dispose of as followeth:
I Give and bequeath unto my two sons Joseph & Thomas Truman all my housing and Tanyard(?) with the stock of Leather and hides and all the Lands about my housing and fields(?) --- thereon together with what Calls(?) or house(?) kinds I have with all the Debts Due to me from any person whatsoever to be Equally Divided between them and if either of them shall happen to Dye without any heirs then the whole of this Estate to go to the survivor his or their heris and assigns after my wives decease.
I Give to my Loving wife one third part of all my personal and Reall Estate During her Life and Appoint for my Executrix and Desire my friend Capt. Daniel ---- to be --- and assisting of her as occasion may Require.
I Give to my two Daughters Elizabeth and Mary Truman all my household furniture to be Equally Divided between them after my wives Decease(?) In testimony hereunto I have Set my hand and Seal New London, September --- Joseph Truman
Signed, Sealed & Delivered in person of Daniel ---, Thomas M---, Ye Mark + of Mary D---
Wee the Subscribers being appointed by a Court of Probates Held in New London April 20th 1728 to divide the estate of Joseph Truman Late of New London dec'd. --- --- which was in Equal parts between his sons Joseph and Thomas and being Sworn to that service we divided the s'd. Estate as follows:
first Wee divided and Sett out to Joseph Truman the Southern most part of the Mansion house standing on the Land of ye Testator to begin from the middle of the Chimney and so through the sd Chimney. That Joseph shall have half the Chimney with the oven Standing in sd Room with free liberty to go into the other part of the house to repair and --- the sd Oven as occasion shall call for and to go round the sd House to repair sd house as need shall require.
And we Sett out and divided unto Joseph his part of the Land as follows. beginning att ye --- East Corner of Thomas his part of the mansion house and runs in a direct line to the middle of ye body at ye --- of a --- --- --- And from thence Eight feet northerly to a moor stone standing in Capt. Joshua Hempstead stone wall --- and from thence Westerly to the Corner of S. Wall and from thence Southerly to as the --- stands to the South East Corner of Capt. Joshua Hempsteads lott and from thence Easterly with the high way to the remains of the Stone wall to be mark in T. Wall namely Thos the W H & T, a little westward of Thomas Truman's --- house and from thence a straight line --- --- Cows Shedd --- Easterly from the Southeast Corner of Joseph's part of the Mansion house.
2dly. Wee sett out and Divided unto Joseph the one halfe a piece of Land lying upon Bream Cove beginning at the North West Corner of Thomas Coit(?) --- and --- thence Westerly by the high Way Two Rods eight feet & three poles --- --- from thence Southerly two Rods to a moor Stone (?) and from thence Easterly two Rods & eight feet --- to the sd Thomas Coits --- and from thence Northerly -- Thomas Coits fence --- to the first Station.
3dly wee Sett out and Divided unto Thomas the northern west part of the Mansion house standing on ye land of ye testators to begin from the middle of the Chimney and so through the sd. Chimney, That Thomas shall have halfe the Chimney with the oven Standing in sd. Room with free liberty to Go into the other part of ye house to repair and --- the sd oven as occasion shall call for and to go round the sd House to repair sd as need shall require.
and we sett out and divided unto Thomas his part of the Land as follows beginning att the Moor Stones (?) in the Wall of Capt. Hampstead(?) afforsd. and run thence Easterly to the Land of Mr. John Carter(?) and from thence -- Mr. Coits fence stands to the high Way and from thence Westerly with the highway to the Remains of a Stone Wall that bounds between Thomas and Joseph afforsd att the high way And bounded from thence by the Land Sett out to Joseph to the first Station
4thly we Sett out and Divided unto Thomas the one halfe a piece of Land lying att Bream Cove beginning att the North West Corner of Josephs part of sd Land att a moor stone and runs thence Westerly Two Rods & Eight Feet & --- --- to a moore stone that bounds between this land and the Land of Capt. Joshua Hempstead and from thence Southerly Two Rods to a moor Stone and from thence Easterly Two Rods Eight feet and -- --- to a moor stone that bounds between Thomas and Josephs and from thence northerly to the first Station.
and the Entry way that belongs to the Sd Mansion house shall be divided and refraimed(?) as the partition now stands in sd Entry way and also the Chimney Way on the bakc side of sd Houses shall always be refraimed(?) by each party from the end 000 of the Chimney afforsd. and itt is Intended that the sd large --- --- shall be divided upon a --- --- Viz't at the way that --- on Josephs Land shall be his and at the way that --- on Thomas Land shall be his.
Jeremiah Chapman, New London, April 2nd, 1728 Thos: Prentis, John Richards
Recorded in the 6th book of Wills for the County of N. London Folio 57, Aug. 20th 1730 p: Rich'd. Christopher Clerk.
- Mary b. 1702, d. before 1709
- Elizabeth b. 1704, md. 1725 John Griffin
- Eleazor b. 1705 md. 1727 Mary Clark
- John b. 1728
- Susannah md. 1795 Maxson Lamphere
- Daniel md. 1795 Nancy Stillman
- William b. 1730
- Joseph md. 1798 Asenath Rogers
- Clark b. 1736
- Mary b. 1740 md. 1774 William Lane
- Susanna b. 1742
- Jonathan b. 1745 md. Anne (--?--)
- Hannah b. 1747
- Joseph b. 1706 md. 1) 1733 Mary (Hallam) Hempstead & 2) before 1738 Elizabeth (--?--)
- Mary b. 1733, md. 1753 William Parker
- Elizabeth b. 1736
- Joseph b. 1738
- Sarah b. 1740
- John bapt. 1745 md. 1794 Sally Hammond
- John [Tremain] b. 1708, d. after 1761 md. 1743 Elizabeth Sexton
- Philip Tremain b. 1744 d. 1805 md. 1) Althea Warren & 2) 1778 Anna Chapman
- Benjamin Tremain b. 1768, d. 1845 md. 1) 1795 Phebe Kortright, 2) 1829 Elizabeth (--?--) Jipson
- Sarah Tremain b. 1770
- Olive Tremain b. 1773
- William Tremain b. 1775, d. 1857 md. Rebecca Finch
- Jonathan Tremain b. 1746
- John Tremain b. 1747 died in infancy
- Gaius Tremain b. 1750, d. 1751
- Gaius Tremain (2nd) b. 1752, d. 1839 md. 1) Elizeth Bailey & 2) Philomeah Bostwick
- Augustus Tremain b. 1776, d. 18451 md. 1798 Sally McKinstry
- Amasa Tremain b. 1780
- Milo Tremain b. 1797, d. 1851 md. 1) 1818 Rosannah Tiffany, 2) (--?--)
- Julius Tremain b. 1754 md. Lucy (--?--)
- Sylvine Tremain b. 1776 md. (--?--) Throop
- Martin Tremaine (twin) b. 1778, d. 1824 md. Catharine (--?--)
- Lois Tremain (twin) b. 1778 md. (--?--) Roberts
- Roswell Tremaine b. 1780, 1871 md. four times
- Russell Tremaine b. 1782, d. ca. 1855 md. 1800 Lydia Orcutt
- Stephen Tremain b. 1784, d. 1786
- Lyman Tremaine b. 1786, d. 1864 md. 1811 Sophia Mercereau
- Calvin Tremain b. 1789
- Betsey Tremain b. 1791, d. 1854 md. William Teft
- Julius Tremain b. 1794, d. 1881 md. 1821 Polly Knapp
- Lucinda Tremain b. 1796
- Lodema Tremain b. 1799, d. 1845
- Jehial Tremain b. 1802, md. 1828 Catharine Middaugh
- John Treman (2nd) b. 1747 md. Patience Whiting
- Huldah Treman b. 1773, d. 1813 md. Otis Comstock
- Elijah Treman
- John Treman
- Jeremiah Treman
- Sitton Treman
- Whiting Treman
- Elizabeth Tremain b. 1756 md. (--?--) Lamberton
- Daniel Tremaine b. 1758, d. 1853
- Erastus Tremain b. 1793, d. 1872
- Jared Treman
- Sophia Treman md. 1) Edmund King, 2) David Williams
- Asenath Treman b. 1800 md. Stephen Baker
- Abner Treman b. 1761, d. 1823 md. 1785 Mary McLallan
- Mary Treman b. 1788, d. 1869 md. 1804 Levi Valentine
- Jonathan Treman b. 1790, d. ca. 1861 md. Annis Trembly
- Annis Treman b. 1792 d. 1860 md. 1810 Isaiah Smith
- Calvin Treman b. 1794, d. 1849 md. 1813 Ann Ayers
- Ashbel Treman b. 1796, d. 1837md. 1817 Mary Ayers
- Lucinda Treman b. 1798 md. Jeremiah Ayers
- Jared Treman b. 1800, d. 1889 md. 1) 1819 Anna (LePine) Paddock 2) Catherine Kearney
- Abner Treman b. 1803, d. 1887 md. 1823 Jemima Thomas
- Charlotte Treman b. 1806 d. 1889 md. 1822 Minor King
- Alfred Treman b. 1811, d. 1885 md. 1828 Mary Trembly
- Erastus Rose b. 1813, d. 1881 md. 1836 Mary Buck
- Mary (2nd) b. 1709, d. after 1735 md. 1726 Peter Harris
- Elizabeth Harris b. 1727, d. 1793 md. 1746/47 Guy Richards
- Peter Harris b. 1729, d. 1761 md. Mary Prentice
- Mary Harris b. 1732, d. 1757 md. 1757 David Seymour
- Benjamin Harris b. 1734/35, d. 1758
- Jane b. 1710 md. 1733 Samuel Lee
- Henry b. 1713
- Benjamin b. 1715 md. 1740 Mary Way
- Shem b. 1760, d. after 1804 md. 1) Abigail Spellman, 2) Sarah (Barto) Rose, 3) Lucy Remington
- Levi died young
- Lyman b. 1783, d. 1822 md. 1809 Lucy Barlow
- Aaron b. 1785, d. 1823 md. 1805 Experience Parks
- Asa b. 1793, d. 1848 md. 1815 Betsey Dean
- Lucy, d. 1829 md. Henry Williams
- Ann md. Charles Kellogg
- Lovisa b. 1802 md. Ebenezer Porter
- David b. 1799
- Lydia md. (--?--) Scott
- David
- Daniel b. 1717, d. 1791 md. 1741 Deborah Dennis
- Deborah b. 1742 md. (--?--) Tilley
- Esther b. 1744 md. (--?--) Hertel
- Sarah bapt. 1746
- Henry b. 1748 md. (--?--) Starr
- unnamed daughter md. (--?--) Hazard
- Mary b. 1761 md. Daniel Chapman
- Daniel b. 1766, d. 1832 md. 1) 1792 Amelia Thompson, 2) 1805 Mary Thompson
- Eliza b. 1793, d. 1795
- Eliza (2nd) b. 1795, d. 1796
- Amelia b. 1798
- Jane b. 1801, d. 1815
- unnamed son b. 1803, d. 1803, 3 days old
- Daniel b. 1806, d. 1870 md. 1) 1833 Susannah Keeler, 2) 1841 Sarah Gilbert, 3) 1845 Cordelia Mead
- Henry b. 1807, d. 1825
- William b. 1808 d. 1845, md. 1834 Elizabeth Hotchkiss
- Elizabeth b. 1810 md. H.D. Sharpe
- Mary b. 1811, d. 1863 md. Dillon Williams
- Rebeccah b. 1813, d. 1851 md. Jasper Griffing
- Jane b. 1816, d. 1891
- Benjamin b. 1768
- Ann bapt. 1732 (not as infant) md. 1739 William Hancock
- Thomas Hancock
- Anna Hancock md. (--?--) Potter
- Jonathan bapt. 1736 (probably not as infant) md. 1751 Abigail Pearce
- Thomas b. 1752 md. 1773 Sarah Jenckes
- Sylvania
- Guy
- Sarah md. 1804 James Wilson
- Nathan b. 1754, d. 1756
- Sarah b. 1756
- Abigail b. 1758, d. 1842
- Susannah b. 1760
- Jonathan b. 1763, d. 1833 md. 1787 Mary Willett
- Hannah b. 1788 md. 1811 Henry Boon
- Amanda b. 1791 md. 1) 1813 Erastus Bromley, 2) 1821 Rescom Tabor, 3) 1830 Isaac Miner
- Abigail b. 1793 md. Duty Greene
- Thomas b. 1797 md. 1818 Elizabeth Rose
- Lucy b. 1804, d. 1876 md. 1829 Francis Chapman
- William b. 1808 d. at sea 1835 never married
- Elizabeth b. 1763
- Nathan (2nd) b. 1767, d. ca. 1818 md. 1811 Mary Oldham
- Nathan b. 1814, d. 1886 md. 1) 1839 Caroline Fenner, 2) 1851 Maria Fenner
- Sarah md. 1) John Oldham & 2) Christopher Arnold
- John Ephraim b. 1769, d. 1831 md. 1801 Amy Hoag
- Nathan b. 1808 , d. 1887 md. 1833 Loretta Field
- Thomas md. Electa Goldsmith
- William b. 1771, d. 1843
- Susanna bapt. 1736 (probably not as infant)
- Thomas, d. 1786 no children
- Philip d. 1743 md. 1716 Rebecca Granger
- Jonathan b. 1717, d. 1717 17 days old
- John b. 1718
- Jonathan (2nd) b. 1720
- Joseph b. 1722
- Benjamin b. 1724 md. 1749 Rhoda Pier
- Benjamin Tremain
- Joseph b. 1751, d. 1814 md. Margaret (--?--)
- Solomon b. 1758 md. 1) (--?--), 2) (--?--) Collins
- Sarah md. Moses Root
- Rhoda md. James Virgin
- Julius md. Lucy (--?--)
- Rachel b. 1726 md. 1751 Thomas Pier
- John Pier b. 1752
- Levi Pier b. 1754
- Solomon Pier b. 1758
- Nathaniel Tremaine b. 1728 md. 1755 Sarah Kellogg
- Simeon Tremain b. 1730 md. 1757 Alice Collins
- Nathaniel Tremain b. 1757, d. 1844 md. 1780 Olivia Lyman
- Justus Tremain b. 1763 md. Sarah Jewell
- Lucretia Tremain b. 1760, d. in or before 1763
- Lucretia Tremain (2nd) b. 1763, d. 1783
- Ann b. 1731
- Violet b. 1737
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