Waterbury, New Haven CountyTown established 1686.
The Waterbury Probate District was constituted May 1779, from the Woodbury Probate District. The Waterbury Probate District currently serves the municipalities of Waterbury, Middlebury, and Wolcott.
This district also served the municipality of Naugatuck from May 1844 - July 3, 1863.
Town of Waterbury, Probate District chronology:
Waterford, New London CountyTown incorporated October 1801. Parent town: New London.
The New London Probate Court, constituted May 1666, has processed probate matters for the Town of Waterford from its incorporation. The New London Probate District currently serves the municipalities of New London and Waterford.
Town of Waterford, Probate District chronology:
For Waterford probate material, see: New London.
Watertown, Litchfield CountyTown incorporated May 1780. Parent town: Waterbury.
The Watertown Probate District was constituted June 3, 1834, from the Waterbury Probate District. The Watertown Probate District merged with the Woodbury Probate District on January 8, 2003 to create a single probate district. The expanded Woodbury Probate District merged with the Oxford, Roxbury, Southbury, and Washington Probate Districts on January 5, 2011 to create the Region #22 Probate District, which currently serves the municipalities of Bethlehem, Oxford, Roxbury, Southbury, Washington, Watertown, and Woodbury.
Town of Watertown, probate chronology:
West Hartford, Hartford CountyTown incorporated May 1854. Parent town: Hartford.
The West Hartford Probate District was constituted January 5, 1983, from the Hartford Probate District. The West Hartford Probate District currently serves the municipality of West Hartford.
Town of West Hartford, Probate District chronology:
The Connecticut State Library does not hold any original records from the West Hartford Probate District.
For West Hartford probate material, see: Hartford.
West Haven, New Haven CountyTown incorporated June 19, 1921. Parent town: Orange.
The West Haven Probate District was constituted January 4, 1943, from the New Haven Probate District. The West Haven Probate District currently serves the municipality of West Haven.
Town of West Haven, Probate District chronology:
The Connecticut State Library does not hold any original records from the West Haven Probate District.
For West Haven probate material, see: New Haven.
Westbrook, Middlesex CountyTown incorporated May 1840. Parent town: Saybrook.
The Westbrook Probate District was constituted July 4, 1854, from the Old Saybrook (present day Essex) Probate District. The Westbrook Probate District merged with the Clinton, Deep River, Essex, Haddam, Killingworth, Lyme, Old Saybrook, and Saybrook Probate Districts on January 5, 2011 to create the Saybrook Probate District, which currently serves the municipalities of Chester, Clinton, Deep River, Essex, Haddam, Killingworth, Lyme, Old Saybrook, and Westbrook.
Town of Westbrook, Probate District chronology:
Weston, Fairfield CountyTown incorporated October 1787. Parent town: Fairfield.
The Weston Probate District was constituted May 22, 1832 from the Fairfield Probate District. This district merged with the Westport Probate District on July 22, 1875 to become part of the Westport District. The Westport Probate District currently serves the municipalities of Weston and Westport.
Town of Weston, probate chronology:
Westport, Fairfield CountyIncorporated 1835. Parent towns: Fairfield, Norwalk, Weston.
The Westport District was created in 1835 from the Fairfield and Norwalk districts. It absorbed the Weston Probate District on July 22, 1875. The Westport Probate District currently serves the municipalities of Weston and Westport.
Town of Westport probate chronology:
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