Source: Holden, Frederic A., E. Dunbar Lockwood, "Colonial and Revolutionary History of the Lockwood Family in America", 1889

ROBERT LOCKWOOD was made a freeman March 9th, 1636-37. (Mass. Rec., I., 372.)
About 1646 he removed from Watertown, Mass., to Fairfield, Conn., where he died 1658. (Bolton's Hy. Westchester Co., N. Y., p. 108.)
He was made a freeman of Connecticut May 20th, 1652. (Trumbull's Conn. Col. Rec., I., 231.)
"This Court Goun'r John Winthrop (of Conn.) presiding, doth confirme Mr. Gold to be Leiften't. Nehe, Olmstead and Robert Lockwood to be Sergeants at Fairfield." (Conn. Col. Rec., I., 299.)
He was appointed Sergeant at Fairfield in May, 1657. (Rev. Bouton's Hist. Dis. in 1851, p. 59.)
His name is recorded as a settler at Fairfield as early as 1641. (N. E. H. and G. Reg., 7, 157.)
In 1650 Robert Lockwood, of Fairfield, deeded to Rev. John Bishop the house and lot which he had purchased of Elias Bayley, Rev. Mr. Denton's attorney. (Hy. Stamford, p. 50.)
Edwand Gar?? been the another of James ?? United States. His widow, S?? ?? The ??ate was ?? 1658. The widow, Mrs. S?? Lockwood, ?? Ferris, and died at G?? (Stamford, Conn., p. 158.)

An inventory of his property was made Sept. 11th, 1658, by Anthony Wilson and John Banks. He left no Will. Aprile ye 30th, 1646, he sold to Bryan Pendleton all the land granted to him by the town, also four acres of remote meadow, bought of Mr. Bridge, except one acre of patch meadow, sold Sept. 29th, 1645, to Edward Garfield. Soon after this he moved to Norwalk, Connecticut. (Bond's Watertown.)

In?? of the ?? Records, Vol. ?? 11th, 1658.
                                          L  s  d
In Waring ??                              ?? ?? ??
In A Bible,                               ?? ?? ??
In A piece of St?? and ??                 ?? ?? ??
In Bedding to one B??                     ?? ?? ??
In two other beds and bedding.            ?? ?? ??
In one bed more and bedding,              ?? ?? ??
In four pillow cases and Sean other ??    ?? ?? ??
In three table cloths                     ?? ?? ??
In Sheets, ??, cotton, wend,??            ?? ?? ??
In Woodea Ware.                           ?? ?? ??
In Brase and penter                       ?? ?? ??
In Chayres, Cashings, and table,          ?? ?? ??
In 3 painted dishes and looking g??       ?? ?? ??
In pot hangers, frying pas, ??.           ?? ?? ??
In 2 ferkins of butter with some park,    ?? ?? ??
In Working tools,                         03 ?? ??
In Cart, plow, Harrow and chaines,        06 00 00
In 3 old axes and a ??ick,                00 08 00
In Spinning Wheels and Cradle,            00 12 00
In 4 Oxen,                                30 00 00
In 11 Cous,                               40 00 00
In 5 three year old,                      15 00 00
In 4 two year old,                        10 00 00
In 5 three year old,                      10 00 00
In 3 Calves,                              03 00 00
In horses and Mares,                      84 00 00
In Shesp,                                 03 00 00
In Suine,                                 20 00 00
In bo??ing and lands,                    110 00 00
In Corn and hay,                          40 00 00
Sum debta due,                            30 00 00
                                         464 63 00
Taken by ANTHONY WILSON, JOHN BANKS.
To a colt of this year, a poor one,       03 00 00

At a Court held at Fairfield, 1658, 20th of October, continued. the Widdow Lockwood takes oath the inventory of her husband's Estate taken by Anthony Wilson and John Banks, hath all of her husbands estate included in it to the best of her knowledge.
The Court admits the widow, Susannah Lockwood, to be administratrix, the deceased having left no will, the Courte orders as followeth, That the widow shall have a third part of the estate and the rest of the children, being nine in number, their names are--Jonathan, Joseph, Daniel, Ephraim, Gershom, John, Abigail, Sarah and Mary, shall have the rest of the estate divided among them as followeth, the eldest son, Jonathan, is to have a double portion, only that Estate which the said Jonathan received of his father before his death, being here made to appear to be fifty-seven pounds, twelve shillings, it is to be reckoned to be part of his double portion, and what the said 57 pounds, 12s. falls short it must be made good, out of the estate, the rest of the estate is to be divided among the rest of the children, only each of the sons are to have a third part more than each of the daughters, the sons are to have their portion at twenty-one years of age, the daughters at eighteen years of age, unless they marry sooner, then to have it at ?? Deborah, being married, hath received her portion of her father before his death. Mr. Ward and Alexander Knowles are appointed to be overseers. Test ??: William Hill. ?? SEAL - Town of Fairfield, Connecticut
I, Daniel Moloney, Town Clerk of the town of Fairfield, do hereby certify that the foregoing I??ey of Robert Lockwood, late of Fairfield, who died in 1658, in tr?? and co?? according to the Probate Records of this Town.
Attest: Daniel Moloney, Town C??

An inventory of the goods and chattels of Robert Lockwood, deceased, in Fairfield, Conn., taken September 11th, 1658, amount 467 pounds 3s. Od., taken by Anthony Wilson and John Banks.
At a court held at Fairfield October 20th, 1658: The widow Lockwood makes oath that the inventory of her husband's estate, taken by Anthony Wilson and John Banks, hath all her husband's estate included in it according to the best of her knowledge. The Court admits the widow, S??ah Lockwood, to be administratrix. The deceased, having left no will, the Court orders are follow??th, that the widow shall have a third part of said estate, and the children shall have the rest of the estate divided among them. Their names are: Jonathan, Joseph, Daniel, Ephraim, Gershom, John, Abigail, Sarah, Mary, Deborah.
The eldest son, Jonathan, is to have a double portion, only that estate which the said Jonathan received of his father before his death, being here made to appear to be 57 pounds 12??, is to be reckoned to be part of his double portion, and what the said 57 pounds 12s, falls short it must be made good out of the estate. The rest of the estate is to be divided among the rest of the children, only each of the sons are to have a third part more than each of the daughters. The sons are to have their portion at twenty-one years of age, the daughters at eighteen years of age, unless they marry sooner, then to have it at marriage. Deborah, being married, has received her portion of her father before his death. Mr. Ward and Alexander Knowles are appointed to be overseers.
Per me: William Hill, Secretary.

Here follows the estate of Jonathan Lockwood received of his father before his death:

                                                ?? ?? ??
 1 Mar??,                                       18
 2 ??,                                          16
 2 ??,                                          10
 3 swine,                                        3
 A pair sheets and pillows and a blanket,        2
 A chest,                                        0  6  0
 A gun and sword,                                2
 A cow,                                          5
 A po??                                         ?? 6
 In toods,                                       1
                                                57 12  0

Per me: William Hill, Secretary.

Whereas Jeffrey Ferris stands engaged to pay unto ye children of Robert Lockwood, deceased, certain portions according to ye administration entered upon record by said Jeffrey, being now removed out of this jurisdiction, he desires to pay ye said legatees equally, and to be freed of his engagement in that line for ye future, provided he be paid. It is agreed with ye consent of the court that, upon estimate, ye said Jeffrey shall pay to William Ward and Joseph L. and Daniel L. or any of them. That such payments shall be recorded by the secretary, and what is so paid shall be esteemed received from ye said Jeffrey for ye said children's use, and when all ye leg?? are ?? said Jeffrey and his heirs shall be quit from any f?? of the ?? legacies. And the said William, J?? and Dan?? to what they do receive, they are to pay ?? of the said Lockwood, dec?? they shall sttain ?? respective ages, as in the former ?? It is agreed that what household goods that are left at Fairfield shall be paid at the same price as it was ?? at in the ?? and that it be settled. Two men, indifferently chosen by them, are to app?? them, (Fairfield Records.)

Children:

Jonathan Lockwood (16 Sep 1634 - )
Deborah Lockwood (12 Oct 1636 - )
Joseph Lockwood (6 Aug 1638 - )
Daniel Lockwood (15 Mar 1639/40 - )
Ephraim Lockwood (1 Dec 1641 - )
Lt. Gershom Lockwood (6 Sep 1643 - 12 Mar 1718/9) m. Ann _____