Individual Details

Death

There is a memorial plaque in Upton, MA grave forEsther and Benjamin, but not sure where they diedhttps://www.findagrave.com/memorial/102182297

Property

On 2 July 1758, BenjaminPerham, for love, goodwill, and affection, transferred parcels of 39 acres and20 acres to his son Benjamin Perham of Upton. On 8 April 1769, Benjamin Perhamgentleman of Upton, in consideration of six bushels of Indian corn and fourbushels of rye to be delivered to his beloved wife annually after Benjamin’sdecease and for her natural life, conveyed to his son Jacob Perham of Uptonone-half of his lands in Upton, the total of the lands being 160 acres. On 26April 1773, Benjamin Perham gentleman and Jacob Perham yeoman of Upton, forpayment of thirteen shillings and four pence, conveyed to Lemuel Perham ofUpton a tract of land on which the barn of Lemuel partially stood. On 25 July1780, Benjamin Perham gentleman of Upton conveyed to Benjamin Perham, 3rdof Grafton (likely his grandson) four acres in Grafton for payment of sevenpounds. On the same date for payment of four hundred pounds, Benjamin Perham conveyedall his land in Upton to Benjamin Perham, 3rd. On 5 December 1781,Benjamin Perham 3rd sold a portion of his property in Upton to JacobPerham.[1][1] MassachusettsLand Records, Worcester County, 38:529, 38:530, 62:33, 111:191, 83:376, 83:376,125:8