Frances (last name unknown)was born in 1575 in Olney, Buckinghamshire, England. Parents unknown.
Frances married John Partridge and Capt John Partridge. Capt John Partridge was a Sea Captain and died at sea in 1647. Burial at sea.
Mother of
Jane Partridge Gaines b. 1608
William Partridge. b. 1622
Frances Partridge listed in disposition of John Partridge's will dated 1647.
Sources
"Will of JOHN PARTRIDGE."
"Memoranda that the 20 Jan. 1647, John Partridge of Olney in the County of Bucks, laborer, now deceased, did give grant and dispose of all and singular his goods, cattle, chatties and debts unto William Geynes, Richard Kent, and Roger Tayre of Olney upon this trust that they should therewith maintain Frances Partridge, widow, the then wife of the aforesaid John, so long as she should live after his decease, and also pay the debts of the said John. And after the decease of the said Frances the overplus thereof (if any should then be) should be equally divided amongst the children of William Partridge, son of the said John, and the three children of Henry Geynes, brother of the said William Geynes, save only that the eldest child of the said William Partridge should have a double part thereof, all wch said psons now or late were in New England. Witnesses : Thomas Whiteinge, and signum Eliz : Wheelowes. In the presence of Lawrence Shepard and George Mason li. Feb. 1647-8. No record of probate, but a bond, dated 3 May 1648, is filed with the wil}."
The will indicates Frances Partridge was Capt John Partridge's wife at the time of his death at sea in 1647.
Frances Partridge died in 1647 in Olney, Buckinghamshire, England. Burial in Olney, Milton Keynes, England.
Frances married John Partridge and Capt John Partridge. Capt John Partridge was a Sea Captain and died at sea in 1647. Burial at sea.
Mother of
Jane Partridge Gaines b. 1608
William Partridge. b. 1622
Frances Partridge listed in disposition of John Partridge's will dated 1647.
Sources
"Will of JOHN PARTRIDGE."
"Memoranda that the 20 Jan. 1647, John Partridge of Olney in the County of Bucks, laborer, now deceased, did give grant and dispose of all and singular his goods, cattle, chatties and debts unto William Geynes, Richard Kent, and Roger Tayre of Olney upon this trust that they should therewith maintain Frances Partridge, widow, the then wife of the aforesaid John, so long as she should live after his decease, and also pay the debts of the said John. And after the decease of the said Frances the overplus thereof (if any should then be) should be equally divided amongst the children of William Partridge, son of the said John, and the three children of Henry Geynes, brother of the said William Geynes, save only that the eldest child of the said William Partridge should have a double part thereof, all wch said psons now or late were in New England. Witnesses : Thomas Whiteinge, and signum Eliz : Wheelowes. In the presence of Lawrence Shepard and George Mason li. Feb. 1647-8. No record of probate, but a bond, dated 3 May 1648, is filed with the wil}."
The will indicates Frances Partridge was Capt John Partridge's wife at the time of his death at sea in 1647.
Frances Partridge died in 1647 in Olney, Buckinghamshire, England. Burial in Olney, Milton Keynes, England.
Frances (last name unknown)was born in 1575 in Olney, Buckinghamshire, England. Parents unknown.
Frances married John Partridge and Capt John Partridge. Capt John Partridge was a Sea Captain and died at sea in 1647. Burial at sea.
Mother of
Jane Partridge Gaines b. 1608
William Partridge. b. 1622
Frances Partridge listed in disposition of John Partridge's will dated 1647.
Sources
"Will of JOHN PARTRIDGE."
"Memoranda that the 20 Jan. 1647, John Partridge of Olney in the County of Bucks, laborer, now deceased, did give grant and dispose of all and singular his goods, cattle, chatties and debts unto William Geynes, Richard Kent, and Roger Tayre of Olney upon this trust that they should therewith maintain Frances Partridge, widow, the then wife of the aforesaid John, so long as she should live after his decease, and also pay the debts of the said John. And after the decease of the said Frances the overplus thereof (if any should then be) should be equally divided amongst the children of William Partridge, son of the said John, and the three children of Henry Geynes, brother of the said William Geynes, save only that the eldest child of the said William Partridge should have a double part thereof, all wch said psons now or late were in New England. Witnesses : Thomas Whiteinge, and signum Eliz : Wheelowes. In the presence of Lawrence Shepard and George Mason li. Feb. 1647-8. No record of probate, but a bond, dated 3 May 1648, is filed with the wil}."
The will indicates Frances Partridge was Capt John Partridge's wife at the time of his death at sea in 1647.
Frances Partridge died in 1647 in Olney, Buckinghamshire, England. Burial in Olney, Milton Keynes, England.
Frances married John Partridge and Capt John Partridge. Capt John Partridge was a Sea Captain and died at sea in 1647. Burial at sea.
Mother of
Jane Partridge Gaines b. 1608
William Partridge. b. 1622
Frances Partridge listed in disposition of John Partridge's will dated 1647.
Sources
"Will of JOHN PARTRIDGE."
"Memoranda that the 20 Jan. 1647, John Partridge of Olney in the County of Bucks, laborer, now deceased, did give grant and dispose of all and singular his goods, cattle, chatties and debts unto William Geynes, Richard Kent, and Roger Tayre of Olney upon this trust that they should therewith maintain Frances Partridge, widow, the then wife of the aforesaid John, so long as she should live after his decease, and also pay the debts of the said John. And after the decease of the said Frances the overplus thereof (if any should then be) should be equally divided amongst the children of William Partridge, son of the said John, and the three children of Henry Geynes, brother of the said William Geynes, save only that the eldest child of the said William Partridge should have a double part thereof, all wch said psons now or late were in New England. Witnesses : Thomas Whiteinge, and signum Eliz : Wheelowes. In the presence of Lawrence Shepard and George Mason li. Feb. 1647-8. No record of probate, but a bond, dated 3 May 1648, is filed with the wil}."
The will indicates Frances Partridge was Capt John Partridge's wife at the time of his death at sea in 1647.
Frances Partridge died in 1647 in Olney, Buckinghamshire, England. Burial in Olney, Milton Keynes, England.
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