Source: The Early Records of the Town of Providence (in 23 vols) printed under authority of the City Council of Providence, Snow and Farnham City Printers, Providence, RI, 1892,
vol 7, p 14-15: July 10, 1710 When Liddea died she left a small estate and Joseph Williams junior who married on the the widow's daughters comes to ask the town council to settle the estate according to the law in such cases. The council orders Mr. Williams and Wiliam Olney to take and inventory of the estate and bring an accounting to the July 19th meeting. At the July 19, 1710 meeting it states that the inventory was examined, (but says no more about it).
Vol 10, p 112: July 19, 1710 Lidea Hearntons inventory is examined by the council. (Nothing else is said.)
