A deposition was given 13 April 1732 by Zebulon Pritchett, aged 51, and Mary Fisher, aged 18 and a sister of Zebulon Pritchett, on behalf of Edward Pritchett for a commission to perpetuate bounds between his land and a tract named "Northampton".(7) Zebulon Pritchett therefore was born about 1760 or 1761.
Several land and court records relate to Zebulon Pritchett. The following list is not intended to be all inclusive:"
"John Pritchett was the father of nine known children:
i. Zebulon Pritchett, he was 51 on April 13, 1732, and thus was born about 1681.
ii. Edward Prtichett, died 1760 or 1761.
iii. John Pritchett
iv. Phunback Pritchett
v. Lott Pritchett,(2) married Ann _____, died 1777.
vi. Phillis Pritchett
vii. Mary Pritchett, married Henry Fisher. She was 48 on April 13, 1732, and thus was born about 1783 or 1784.
viii. Jane Pritchett, married _____ Leake (Lake).
ix. Margery Pritchett.
Note N0540 7/12/2015
Mostly quoted from Pritchett Family History, Laura Pritchett Lieneman
Lived on plantation "Apes Hill" inherited from father.
1705 - "Paris" tract of land Zebulon Pritchett from William Robinson and wife Ruth.
1714 - "Hazzard" 50 acres - patent
1714 - "Adjoining Hazzard" 50 acres - patent
1732 - "Hog Stye" tract of land Zebulon Pritchett from William Robinson and wife Ruth.
1734 - "Fairy Dwelling" - 60 acres - patent
???? - "William's Lot" later known as "Billies Lot" tract of land Zebulon Pritchett from Elizabeth Meredith, widow of John Meredith
Although Zebulon Pritchett owned much land which no doubt he and his sons tilled, the records disclose that he was a builder of ships, which no doubt was a very lucrative occupation... Note later that the Simpsons which married into the Pritchett line were also ship builders.
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