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Vital Records of Framingham Massachusetts to the Year 1850

Vital Records of Framingham Massachusetts to 1850

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This page lists those Partridge’s mentioned in the published vital records of Framingham Massachusetts. These records consist of births, marriages, intents to marriage, and deaths. The list of Framingham Births, Marriages and Deaths comprised in this volume includes all that were found in the Town Books covering the period from the earliest date there recorded to the end of the year 1849. Some additions have been made from other sources, and these are indicated in each instance by proper reference.

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Vital Records of Hopkinton Massachusetts to the Year 1850

Vital Records of Hopkinton Massachusetts to 1850

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This page lists those Partridge’s mentioned in the published vital records of Hopkinton Massachusetts. These records consist of births, marriages, intents to marriage, and deaths. The list of Hopkinton Births, Marriages and Deaths comprised in this volume includes all that were found in the Town Books covering the period from the earliest date there recorded to the end of the year 1849. Some additions have been made from other sources, and these are indicated in each instance by proper reference.

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George Partridge (c1614-1695)

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George Partridge, arriving in Duxbury, Massachusetts, before 1636 from Kent, England, became a respected member of the community, holding various civic roles including constable and grand juryman. Over time, he acquired around 200 acres of land. His will, dated June 26, 1682, detailed the distribution of his estate to his wife, children, and granddaughter, emphasizing care for his daughter Mercy and instructing equitable division of remaining assets posthumously. Married to Sarah Tracy, they had several children, each marrying and having families. George Partridge’s legacy continued through his descendants, as reflected in both his and Sarah’s wills.

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A Study on the Ancestry of George Partridge

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The ancestry of George Partridge is shrouded in uncertainty, with various claims regarding his origins. References in historical texts suggest he might hail from Kent or Creeting, Suffolk, but these are mainly linked to presumed ties with Ralph Partridge, whose familial connections to George remain unsubstantiated. While some speculate George may be the son of James Partridge, evidence is lacking, as multiple records fail to confirm familial links. An examination of parish records revealed several individuals named George Partridge, yet only a few plausible matches remain, leaving George’s parentage largely unresolved amidst numerous records that fail to provide definitive proof.

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Joseph Partridge 1768-1822

Joseph Partridge (1768-1822)

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Joseph Partridge was born to Joshua Partridge and Hannah Cutler in Medway, Massachusetts, 26 Apr 1768. He married 1st, 27 Feb 1794, Chloe Puffer, born 22 Dec 1773 in Wrentham, Massachusetts, daughter of William Job and Mary (Wetherell) Puffer of Wrentham. She died 14 Jun 1813, in Medway, where they resided, and is buried at Prospect Hill Cemetery. He filed his intention to marry 2nd, Sally Hall, in Medway on 22 Apr 1815. He died 26 Oct 1822 in Medway.

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John Partridge of Medfield, Mass., and His Descendants

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904 George Homer Partridge (GHP) published his first genealogy of the Partridge family in the New England Historical and Genealogical Society Register and titled it John Partridge of Medfield, Mass., and His Descendants. This genealogy was published in the 1903 edition of NEHGS Register (vol. LVII) pages 50-58, 184-192, 281-288, and 389-397. This same genealogy was subsequently published in 1904 by the Press of David Clapp & Son in Boston, Massachusetts in book format, being a reprint in part of the original article. The introduction, the index and the frontispiece are new. GHP subsequently published his  Descendants of William Partridge of Medfield, Mass in 1904. John Partridge was the brother to William Partridge.

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Samuel Partridge (1752-1842)

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Samuel Partridge was born to Joshua Partridge and Elizabeth Kingsbury in Medway, Massachusetts, Dec 26, 1752. He married in 1755, Mehetable Allen, born Mar 20, 1753, died Jan 15, 1829, daughter of Elisha and Rebecca (Pratt) Allen. He resided in Medway on the homestead of his father, which, upon his death, he bequeathed to his daughter Mehetabel Daniels. He died Feb 17, 1842. Some excellent portraits in oil of Samuel and Mehetable Partridge were in the possession of Mr. William R. Mann of Sharon, Massachusetts in 1904. Children: Sources

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Joshua Partridge (1745-1802)

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Joshua Partridge was born to Joshua Partridge and Elizabeth Kingsbury in Medway, Massachusetts, April 20, 1745. He married, Sep 24, 1767, Hannah Cutler, born Sep 18, 1744, daughter of John and Hannah (Plimpton) Cutler of Medfield, Massachusetts. She died Jun 19, 1806, in Medway, where they resided. He died Aug 15, 1802. He was sergeant in Captain Lovell’s Co., Fourth Massachusetts Regiment, in service from Apr 19; 1775, to Dec 8, 1776. Children: Sources

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Reuben Partridge (1744-)

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Reuben Partridge was born to Samuel Partridge and Mary Blood in Franklin, Massachusetts, Apr 14, 1744. He married there, Apr 7, 1768, Mary Hill. They removed to Keene, New Hampshire, before 1780, and later to Braintree, Vermont, where they thereafter resided. He served in the Revolutionary War from New Hampshire as a private in Ashley’s Regiment of New Hampshire Militia. They had eight children (only six are given below). Children: Sources

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