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Israel Sacket, son of Pliny Sacket and Nancy Bartlett, was born in New York State^G in 1815.¹ He died about 1851.^1,2,3 He married Hannah Aldridge.¹ She was born in New York State^G about 1819.⁴
     In 1850 Israel was living in Berrien County, Michigan^G, and was recorded in the census as Israel Sacket, a farmer, aged 36 and born in New York. Living with him were his wife Hannah, aged 31 and also born in New York, and children Mariette, 9, Delia, 7, Albert, 5, Christopher, 4, and Nancy, aged one.⁵

Isaac Sacket, son of Pliny Sacket and Nancy Bartlett, was born in Erie County, New York State^G, in 1817.^1,2 He died in San Francisco, California^G, on 19 June 1856¹ and was buried at Lone Mountain Cemetery, San Francisco^G.²
     In 1852 Isaac was living in Sonoma County, California^G, and was recorded in the census as Isaac Sacket, occupation blank, aged 34 and born in New York. His last residence was Missouri.³

Samuel Sacket, son of Pliny Sacket and Nancy Bartlett, was born in 1819.¹ He died in 1838.¹
     The only record found for Samuel Sacket is that in The Sacketts of America.

Maryette Sacket, daughter of Pliny Sacket and Nancy Bartlett, was born in Sodus, Wayne County, New York State^G, on 8 April 1822.^1,2 She died aged 69 in Petaluma, Sonoma County, California^G, on 29 April 1891.² She married in Niles Charter Township, Berrien County, Michigan^G, on 26 December 1841, Hiram Goodrich.^1,2 Hiram was born in Cayuga County, New York State^G, on 7 August 1814.² He died aged 74 in Napa Valley, Napa County, California^G, on 2 June 1889.²

Edwin Sackett, son of Pliny Sacket and Nancy Bartlett, was born in New York State^G on 6 April 1823.^1,2 He died aged 73 in Poweshiek County, Iowa^G, on 3 September 1896¹ and was buried at Brooklyn Memorial Cemetery, Brooklyn, Poweshiek County^G.⁴ He married in Berrien County, Michigan^G, on 1 February 1849, Elizabeth Hall, daughter of William Hall and Nancy Shockley.^1,3 Elizabeth was born in Ohio^G on 15 June 1829.^4,5 She died aged 79 in Brooklyn, Poweshiek County^G, on 14 January 1909 and was buried at Brooklyn Memorial Cemetery^G.^4,5
     In 1850 Edwin was living in Berrien County, Michigan^G, and was recorded in the census as Edwin Sacket, a farmer, aged 26 and born in New York. Living with him were his wife Elizabeth, 19, and their daughter Mary, aged one month.⁶
     In 1860 he was living in Malcom, Poweshiek County, Iowa^G, and was recorded as Edwin Sacket, a farmer, aged 38. Living with him were his wife Elizabeth, 28, their children, Nancy, 8, Kirtland, 6, George, 3, and Mary Jane, aged ten months, and the children, Delilah, 17, and Christopher, 13, of his deceased brother Israel.⁷
     Edwin registered for the Civil War draft in Poweshiek County^G in June 1863. He was a farmer of Bear Creek, Poweshiek County, aged 40 and born in New York.
     In 1870 he was living at Bear Creek^G and was recorded as Edwin Sackett, a farmer, aged 47. Living with him were his wife Elizabeth, 42, and their children, Nancy, 17, Kirtland, 16, George, 12, Mary, 10, Anna, 6, Emma, 4, Frank, 3, and Rachel, aged one.⁸
     In 1880 he was living at Bear Creek^G and was recorded as Edward [sic] Sackett, a farmer, aged 56. Living with him were his wife Elizabeth, aged 50 and born in Ohio, and their children Annette, 16, Emma, 14, Frank, 13, Rachel, 11, Dora, 9, and Cora, aged seven. There was also a farm laborer in the household.⁹
     In 1895 he was living in Bear Creek^G and was recorded as Ed Sackett, aged 72.¹⁰
     Edwin died intestate. Letters of administration of his personal estate, valued at about $2,500, were granted to O D Hall, presumably a relative of his widow Elizabeth, by the District Court of Poweshiek County on 22 September 1896.¹¹
     Elizabeth, aged 74, married second in Poweshiek County^G on 10 September 1902 J B Overman, aged 80.¹²
Edwin's obituary
Elizabeth's obituary

Chauncey Sacket, son of Pliny Sacket and Nancy Bartlett, was born in New York State^G about 1828.^1,2 He died aged 62 in Napa, Napa County, California^G, on 25 December 1890^1,3 and was buried at Tulocay Cemetery, Napa^G.⁴ He married Sarah Miles.¹
     In 1850 Chauncey was living in Henderson, Knox County, Illinois^G, in the household of James Brown, a farmer, and was recorded in the census as Chancey Sackett, a farmer, aged 22 and born in New York.⁵
     In 1860 he was living in Appanoose, Knox County^G, and was recorded as Chancy Sacket, a farmer, aged 30. Living with him were his wife Sarah, 38, and their son Wilson, aged two. Other children in the household, Alexandria, 19, William, 17, and Jonathan, 11, although listed as Sackets, are presumed to have been Sarah's children of a previous marriage.⁶
     Chauncey registered for the Civil War draft in Knox County^G in June 1863. He was a farmer of Indian Point, Knox County, married, aged 33 and born in New York.⁷
     In 1870 he was living in Indian Point, Knox County^G, and was recorded as Chauncy M Sackett, a day laborer, aged 42. Living with him were his wife Sarah, 46, and Jonathan Sackett, 20, presumed to have been Sarah's son from her previous marriage.⁸
Chauncey's obituary

Kirtland Sackett, also known as Kirkland or Kirk, son of Pliny Sacket and Nancy Bartlett, was born in Boston, Erie County, New York State^G, on 10 April 1831.^1,2 He died aged 77 in Napa County, California^G, on 23 October 1908 and was buried at Tulocay Cemetery, Napa^G.^3,4 He married in California^G on 5 November 1861, Nancy Henery, daughter of Samuel Henery and Eliza Dawson.¹ Nancy was born in Ireland^G on 3 April 1836.^2,5 She died aged 83 on 18 February 1920 and was buried at Tulocay Cemetery^G.³
     In 1860 Kirtland was living in Napa, Napa County, California^G, and was recorded in the census as Kirk Sackett, a farmer, aged 30 and born in New York. There were also six day laborers in the household.⁶
     In 1870 he was living in Napa^G and was recorded as Kirk Sackett, a farmer, aged 39. Living with him were his wife Nancy, 34, and their children, Hattie, 8, George, 4, Ellen, 2, and Samuel, aged three months. There were also two male domestic servants and two male laborers in the household.⁷
     In December 1878 Kirtland, named as Kirk Sackett, was reported in the Personal column of the local newspaper to be "very sick with congestion of the brain."⁸
     In 1880 Kirtland was living in Napa^G and was recorded in the census as Kirkland Sackett, a farmer, aged 49 and born in New York. Living with him were his wife Nancy, 44, and their children, Hattie, 17, George, 14, Ella, 12, Samuel, 10, Charlie, 8, and Maggie, aged five.⁹
     In December 1884 Kirtland bought an area of land for $7,500 on the "Sausal Rancho" two miles north of Napa City.¹⁰
     In 1900 he was living in Napa^G and was recorded as Kirtland Sackett, a farmer, aged 69. Living with him were his wife Nancy, 64, and their granddaughter Hazel Koster, aged seven.¹¹
Nancy's obituary