He deeded on Oct 20, 1706, to his brother Samuel as a gift , 128 acres of Coesit (Cowesit) purchase, being Lot 14, which came to him from his grandfather Stukely's estate. As the eldest son of the deceased eldest son of Stukely, he sued for and recovered possession in 1696, of his grandfather's homestead at Old Warwick, and by his will gave it to his granddaughter, Jeanne Westcott, daughter of Phillip. His will was probated Oct 9, 1745. (Westcott History by J. Russell Bullock, p. 124)

Zorobabel owned and lived on the farm in the Quidnesset section of North Kingston in Rhode Island, on which his father first settled in 1671. At the entrance to Allen's Harbor, which was originally called Quidnesset Harbor, as shown on old maps, there is a bunch of rocks called "Westcott Rocks." On this old farm is a cemetery where his parents, he and others are buried. (Stukely Westcott, Vol. 2, Pg. 55, 1939)

v.II p.55 a correction of v.I p.124. See also Vital Records of RI by Arnold v.I p.213; recorded in Vital Records v.I p.9. Will proved 9 Oct 1745. Buried on the farm with his parents and other family members.