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Bewell (Buell), William, Windsor.  Died 16 November, 1681.  Invt.
£147-12-10.  Taken 30 November, 1681, by John Loomys sen., John Moore.
Will dated 26 July, 1681.
I William Buell do give my son Samuel the house and halfe the 
Homelott, with all the Land, purchased of William Thrall; & to my 
son Peter halfe the Home lott on the North side, & all the Meadow 
& the Wood Land that was my owne by guift of the Towne.  My Tooles 
to be equally divided betwixt Samuel & Peter.  My son Samuel is to 
pay out £11, & Peter £6, & this, with the rest of my Goods, to be 
equally divided between my daughters, only my daughter Mary to have 
£5 more than either of the others. These two parcells of Land, 
one my the Gravell hill, the other my the Mill brooke, which I 
leave to my wife's disposeing If she out lives me, & she is to 
enjoy all this as long as she lives.
(signed)	William X Buell
Witness:	Nathaniel Gillett,
		Timothy Phelps.
		Job Drake, son of John Drake, James Hillier.

	Mrs. Mary Bewell, the widdow & relict of Wm. Bewell, Decd., 
Exhibited Invt. 6th March, 1681-2, before Benjamin Newbery, 
Commissioner.
	6 March 1681-2: It is mutually agreed By Samuel & peter Bewell, 
as a final Issue betwixt them, respecting their father's will, 
as followeth: That all the houseing shall be equally divided betwixt
them by all indifferent estimation.  Also that peter shall have Liberty 
to choose which end of the house he will have, both Samuel & peter 
being bound to give or take according to the estimation that shall 
then be set upon it.  Allso that Peter shall have halfe the Home Lott 
as it Lyeth on the Northerly side & as expressed in the will, wth the 
addition of the southerly or other part of the swamp or meadow Lying 
by the Riverett, which is to extend from the River to the Middle of 
the Hill or falling ground betwixt the meadow & upland, as allso 
that all the woodlands & boggy meadow shall be settled upon both of 
them according to their father's will, which was prsented in Court.
Farther, we doe allso agree that the Land Lying in the great meadow 
shall be equally divided betwixt us both.  The aforesaid parcells of 
Land we agree shall be & remayne to us, our heirs & successors, with 
all the privaleges thereto belonging: & farther we doe agree that 
whatsoever of Legacy shall be due by our Father's will, it shall 
be discharged or payd equally betwixt us: & allso that the Tooles 
our Father Left us shall be divided according to his will written.  
For the true performance of what is above written we doe mutually 
set to our hands.
(signed)	Samuel Buell,
		Peter Buell.
Witness:	Nathan Gillett,
		George Griswold.