Zachariah Partridge settled near his brother Samuel in the Black Swamp (Medway), where land was assigned to him in 1702. On March 20, 1732, Edward Clark, John Adams, and Timothy Clark, of Medway, were appointed "to appraise the lands and property of Zachariah Partridge, deceased, in order to settle the same upon his son Asa," who had just attained his majority. Payments were to be made to his sisters "Mary White, deceased, or her heirs," Magdelen Daniels, Sarah Partridge and Phebe Partridge; and his mother was to retain her right of dower for life. On 19 Aug 1734, Asa Partridge died, unmarried, and the property was later distributed among the remaining heirs.
Zachariah Partridge settled near his brother Samuel in the Black Swamp (Medway), where land was assigned to him in 1702. On March 20, 1732, Edward Clark, John Adams, and Timothy Clark, of Medway, were appointed "to appraise the lands and property of Zachariah Partridge, deceased, in order to settle the same upon his son Asa," who had just attained his majority. Payments were to be made to his sisters "Mary White, deceased, or her heirs," Magdelen Daniels, Sarah Partridge and Phebe Partridge; and his mother was to retain her right of dower for life. On 19 Aug 1734, Asa Partridge died, unmarried, and the property was later distributed among the remaining heirs.
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