Partridge Family

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Comment by Michaele Marie Drew on April 27, 2019 at 8:10am

I believe my great third great grandfather is William Partridge born in Pennsylvania in 1808, his son Harry Ira Partridge born in Ohio in 1848, his son William Sumner Partridge born in Illinois in 1875 and my grandfather Glen Leon Partridge born in 1905 in Illinois and my father Paul Daryl Partridge born in 1946 in Vallejo, Ca. 

Comment by Tom Robertson on May 12, 2015 at 6:35am

My Partridge line begins with Charles and Matilda,who are my great,great grandparents.Their daughter Francis,married Ole Arneson in Vernon county Wisconsin in 1871.Francis and Ole are my mother's grandparents.They lived in Vernon co Wisconsin all their life as does my mother. Charles and Matilda along with Francis and Ole and some their siblings are buried in the Victory Wisconsin cemetery.

Comment by Lynn Morgan on September 30, 2012 at 12:36pm

My Edwin Henry Partridge (b abt 1826 in Staverton/Cheltenham, Gloucestershire) m Hannah Cornwell (b. abt 1830 in Upton Bishop,Gloucestershire). They had 6 children including my gr-grandfather Henry (b. abt 1850 in Staverton Village) who m Hester Pearce (1852-1880).  They had a son Charles Henry Partridge (1873-abt 1944) who came to Canada (see earlier post) and a daughter Annie (b. abt 1876).

Comment by Al Dawson on September 28, 2012 at 10:34am

Mine are from Buckinghamshire:  Edward PARTRIDGE, born 1735 in High Wycombe. Married Mary BLACKWELL from Little Marlow.

Al Dawson in Iowa City, Iowa (Microfish7@aol.com)

Comment by Robert Edwin Partridge on November 16, 2011 at 6:43am

Hi,

I'm in England and i'm researching my Partridges who lived in Gloucestershire (1500s-1800s) and Devon (1600s-today)

A number of them emigrated to Canada and U.S during these dates,are there are of you out there who have traced your ancestors back to places like Lapford,Nymet Rowland and Down St Mary or surroundings areas in Devon or are you part of the rich 'Wishanger' Partridge family of Gloucestershire who also lived in places such as Sheepscombe,Stroud,Birdlip and surrounding areas of the Cotswolds in Gloucestershire.

Im interested in adding any Canadian or American cousins to my family tree

Comment by Lynn Morgan on October 3, 2011 at 7:31pm

Hi, My maiden name is Partridge.  My grandfather was Henry Edward Partridge (b. 1900) in East Brighton, Sussex. His father was Charles Edward Partridge (1873-1944), b. in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire and his mother was Emily Hillman (1872-1920), b. in Sussex.  Henry married Alice Dorothy Aishford, daughter of Joseph James Aishford from London (St. Luke) and Ethel Jane Rapson also of London (Islington).

 I'm Canadian and have done most of my research on Ontario families, so I have found it challenging with my British ancestors to get the parishes straight with the civil jurisdictions! It doesn't work that way here in Ontario! lol

If any of you are researching Partridge's in the Cheltenham area or have experience reearching in that area, I would love to hear from you! 

Comment by Nicole Lenz on November 4, 2010 at 4:14pm

Hello! I have some information on my partridge line. Hoping to find people who are related! My Line begins with Lila Partridge (My great great grandmother) She was born in 1872 and died in 1949. She married George Stoda in 1890. Her parents are Charles Albert Partridge 1851-1925 and Matilda Oliver 1852-1924. Charles's Parents are Edwin Dwight Oliver 1816-1896 and Susan Barton 1817-1896. Lila and her father Charels are burried in Vernon county, Wisconsin. I have a few members further back as well! Look forward to talking to my cousins!

Comment by Elizabeth Kurlykova on April 8, 2010 at 5:07pm

Hi, everyone! I'm researching the Partridge family. My line starts at: Margaret Jane Partridge b 1870 in Kemper County, Mississippi. I've linked her to John W. Partridge b 1855/56 in Mississippi. His parents I'm not sure of, but in the 1880 census it's listed the father born in Alabama and the Mother born in Mississippi. If anyone has any ideas or is doing any research on Partridges in Mississippi, I'd love to hear anything!