| Home | Heritage | Fam Histories - Mom's | Surnames| Other Stuff | What's New | E Mail |
|
George and Sarah (Tracy) Partridge |
| Sir Winston Churchill | Leader of England during World War II |
| Silas Deane | Continental Congressman, Secret Agent to France, Signatory of the three treaties with France during the Revolution with Franklin, discredited, lived in exiled, exonerated by Congress in 1842. |
| Ulysses S. Grant | Civil War General, President of the United States |
| Laura Ingalls Wilder | Author of "Little House on the Prairie" |
| George Partridge | Continental Congressman |
|
Leader of England During World War II |
The lineage from George and Sarah (Tracy) Partridge to Sir Winston
Churchill. Note that Sir Winston is a descendant from "reverse" migration
to England. Sarah Tracy was the daughter of immigrants Stephen and Tryphosa
(Lee) Tracy. Both immigrants lived in Duxbury, Mass.
.... +Sarah Tracy 1622 - 1708 . 2 Elizabeth Partridge 1644 - 1722 ....... +James Allen 1637 - 1714 .... 3 Amy Allen 1663 - 1710 .......... +Joseph Hatch 1654 - 1738 ........ 4 Rebecca Hatch 1702 - .............. +Nathaniel Berry, Jr. 1700 - ........... 5 Rebecca Berry 1730 - ................. +John Beach 1718 - .............. 6 Mehitable Beach 1749 - 1807 .................... +Ambrose Hall 1735 - .................. 7 Ambrose Hall 1774 - 1827 ........................ +Clarissa Willcox 1796 - 1827 ..................... 8 Clarissa Hall 1825 - 1895 ........................... +Leonard Walter Jerome 1817 - 1891 ........................ 9 Jennie Jerome 1854 - 1921 Jennie and all prior ancestors were Americans .............................. +Randolph Henry Spencer-Churchill, Lord 1849 - 1895 ............................ 10 Winston Churchill, Sir 1874 - 1965 See also our connection to Winston Churchill through our Southwick/Boyce lines |
|
Author of "Little House on the Prairie" |
See Note below for a question about the next generation
........................ 5 Jonathan Delano
1715 - 1811
............................ +Anna Ladd 1734
- 1816
............................... 6 Margaret
Delano 1773 - 1837
................................... +Samuel
Ingalls 1771 - 1841
...................................... 7
Lansford Whiting Ingalls 1812 - 1896
.......................................... +Laura
Louisa Colby 1810 - 1883
............................................ 8
Charles Phillip Ingalls 1836 - 1902
................................................
+Caroline Lake Quiner 1839 - 1924
...................................................
9 Laura Ingalls
1867 - 1957
The above line of descent is from Notable Kin 2, by Gary Boyd
Roberts. I have received an e-mail claiming this line of descent is wrong
and that the above 6-Margaret Delano was daughter of Jonathan Delano, b
1735, son of Jabez Delano, brother of 5-Jonathan Delano above. Further,
this assertion is that the above Jonathan-5 Delano married Susannah West
and had no known male children.This adds a generation to the above - but
still leaves Laura Ingalls Wilder as a Partridge/Tracy descentant. This
e-mail cited no specific sources, but referred to an emminent New England
genealogist as having made this discovery. Further information is invited.
Links:
|
|
|
PARTRIDGE, George, delegate, was born in Duxbury, Mass., Feb. 8, 1740; son of George and Hannah (Foster) Partridge; grandson of John and Hannah (Seabury) Partridge and of Deacon Foster of Plymouth, Mass., and a great-grandson of George and Sarah (Tracy) Partridge. George Partridge came to America from Kent county, England, about 1636, and received a grant of land at Powder Point, Duxbury, Mass., where he settled. George Partridge was prepared for college under the Rev. Charles Turner, was graduated at Harvard A.B.. 1762, A. M., 1765, and engaged in teaching school in Kingston, Mass. He fitted for the ministry, but abandoned it, and returned to teaching school in 1770; was a delegate to the Provincial congress, 1774-75; a representative in the general court, 1775-79, and sheriff of Plymouth county as successor to Gen. Joseph Warren, 1777-1812. He was a delegate to the Continental congress, 1779-82, and 1783-85; a representative in the Massachusetts legislature in 1788, and a representative in the first and second sessions of the 1st congress, 1789-90, resigning his seat, August 14, 1790. He endowed Partridge seminary at Duxbury, Mass., and left a large part of his estate to religious and charitable purposes. He was a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He died in Duxbury, Mass., July 7, 1828.
|
| Lineage from immigrant George Partridge to
Continental Congressman George Partridge:
1 George Partridge 1621 -
1695
|
| Top of Page | Home | Heritage | Fam Histories - Mom's | Surnames| Other Stuff | What's New | E Mail |
Copyright 1998 Norris Taylor