From his father he inherited land in Oxford, Conn.: “Item. I give and bequeath to my second son, Sam Woodruff, besides what I have already given him, by deed and otherwise, fifty acres of land lying in Waterbury Bounds, joining to land that was Capt. Buckinham’s”. He lived there until 1772, when he moved to Litchfield. He and his wife joined the Congregational Church in Oxford 25-Dec-1757, which recommended him to the church at South Farms 7-June-1772. [South Farms was once part of Litchfield. in 1848 it was set off and became Morris). Probate Court at Litchfield held his will. Deacon Samuel Woodruff, 7th Day of July, 1772. His wife Anne and son, Samuel to be sole administrators. Value of estate 24-19-03. Each son to receive equal value. Distribution made 30-Apr-1779.