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Amos Partridge (1742-1821)

Amos Partridge was born to Samuel Partridge and Mary Blood in Franklin, Massachusetts, Jul 25, 1742. He married, Jun 17, 1765, Meletiah Ellis, born Jan 31, 1746, in Wrentham, Massachusetts, daughter of Joseph and Meletiah (Metcalf) Ellis. He was a lieutenant in the Revolutionary army. He settled in Westford, Vermont, after 1788, where he died Aug, 1821. His widow died Mar, 1823. Six of his children were born in Franklin. Children: Sources

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Samuel Partridge (1741-1776)

Samuel Partridge was born to Samuel Partridge and Mary Blood in Franklin, Massachusetts, Mar 31, 1741. He married first, Feb 2, 1764, Keziah Hawes, born in Wrentham, Massachusetts, Aug 29, 1735, died May 20, 1771, daughter of Nathaniel and Susanna Hawes. After her death, he appears to have married second, Elizabeth ________ He died Nov 9, 1776, while in the Revolutionary service. On Apr 6, 1778, Amos Partridge and the widow Elizabeth were appointed joint administrators of his estate [1]Suffolk Co. Prob. Rec, vol. lxxii, p. 375. His children, all by his first wife, were born in Wrentham (now Franklin).

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Jesse Partridge (1748-1838)

Jesse Partridge was born to Zachariah Partridge and Esther Turner in Walpole, Massachusetts, Feb, 28, 1748. He married Keziah Clapp, born in Walpole, May 12, 1752, died Sept, 1, 1819, daughter of Seth and Mary (Bullard) Clapp. They resided in Walpole for a few years after their marriage, but removed about 1775 to Holden, Massachusetts, where they thereafter resided. He was in the Revolutionary service from that town [1]Massachusetts Archives. He died in Holden, Mar 29, 1838, and his will was proved Jun 20, following. In it he mentions his children, Nancy Hubbard, Lucy Warner, Lewis, Ellis, Jesse and Seth

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Zachariah Partridge (1744-)

Zachariah Partridge was born to Zachariah Partridge and Esther Turner in Walpole, Massachusetts, Jan 15, 1744. He settled in Holden, Massachusetts, where he married twice: first, Aug 31, 1772, Mary Houghton of Holden; and second, Aug 4, 1779, Mary Whitney of Holden. No records of the births of any children are found, however, indications are he had four children by his first wife who were baptized at one time in the church at Worthington. He had one son by his second wife. There is a Zacariah Porage living in the town of Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, in 1790. There

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Benjamin Partridge (1739-1776)

Benjamin Partridge was born to Benjamin Partridge and Sarah Allen in Bellingham, Massachusetts, Oct 24, 1739. He married in Bellingham, Oct 21, 1765, Mary Perry, born there Apr 27, 1743, daughter of Oliver and Elizabeth (Smith) Perry. He was in the Revolutionary service [1]Massachusetts Archives, and died at Ticonderoga, New York, Sep 16, 1776. Distribution of his personal property was made among his widow and children, Simeon (eldest son), Jairus, Mary, Sabria and Lois, Sep 5, 1777 [2]Suffolk Co. Prob. Rec, vol. lxxvi, p. 185. His widow married second, Apr 26, 1780, John Coombs, son of John and Mary Coombs

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Levi Partridge (1739-1813)

Levi Partridge was born to Job Partridge and Anne Cook in Wrentham, Massachusetts, Sep 22, 1739. He married, in 1766, Lydia Miller of Keene, New Hampshire. She was born Oct 25, 1747, and died Nov 28, 1798. He first settled in Dublin, New Hampshire, but removed about 1779 to Keene. Soon after 1800 he located at Stockbridge, Vermont, where he afterwards lived; and where he died Jan 29, 1813. Children: Sources

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Elisha Partridge (1716- )

Elisha Partridge was born to Eleazer Partridge and Sarah Taylor in Dedham Massachusetts (now Walpole), Mar. 16, 1716. He settled in Stoughton, Massachusetts, where, on Mar. 1, 1738, he purchased 100 acres of land of Jedediah Morse [1]Suffolk Co. Deeds, Lib. lvii., p. 193. He married, Dec 11, 1740, in Stoughton, Hannah Wellman of Norton, Massachusetts. He was in the Colonial service, from Stoughton, in 1757 [2]Massachusetts Archives. The births of four children are recorded in Stoughton. The family disappears after his Colonial service. Children: Sources References[+] References ↑1 Suffolk Co. Deeds, Lib. lvii., p. 193 ↑2 Massachusetts Archives

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