Elizabeth Ann Sackett
| Father | Henry Sackett (1774-1862) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Sackett (1778-1861) |
Elizabeth Ann Sackett, daughter of Henry Sackett and Elizabeth Sackett, was born in St Peter in Thanet, KentG, on 12 June 1802 and baptized there on 25 July 1802.1,2 She married at St Lawrence in ThanetG on 13 November 1824, John Pritchard.3 John was born in Margate, KentG, about 1799.2
In 1841 Elizabeth was living at Paradise, Ramsgate, KentG, in the household of her husband John, 40, a rope maker, and was recorded in the census as Elizabeth Pritchard, aged 40 and born in Kent. Living with them were their children, John, 8, Rebecca, 4, Phoebe, 2, and Mary Ann, aged one month.4
In 1851 she was living at Church Street, Margate, KentG, in the household of her husband John, 51, a rope maker, and was recorded as Elizabeth Pritchard, aged 48 and born in St Peter in Thanet. Living with them were their children, John, 17, Rebecca, 15, Phoebe, 12, and Mary, aged nine.5
In 1841 Elizabeth was living at Paradise, Ramsgate, KentG, in the household of her husband John, 40, a rope maker, and was recorded in the census as Elizabeth Pritchard, aged 40 and born in Kent. Living with them were their children, John, 8, Rebecca, 4, Phoebe, 2, and Mary Ann, aged one month.4
In 1851 she was living at Church Street, Margate, KentG, in the household of her husband John, 51, a rope maker, and was recorded as Elizabeth Pritchard, aged 48 and born in St Peter in Thanet. Living with them were their children, John, 17, Rebecca, 15, Phoebe, 12, and Mary, aged nine.5
Children of Elizabeth Ann Sackett and John Pritchard
- John Sackett Pritchard b. 15 Nov 1829, d. 1830
- John Pritchard b. c 1833
- Rebecca Pritchard b. c 1835
- Phoebe Pritchard b. c 1838
- Mary Ann Pritchard b. 1841
| Sackett line | 6th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 1st cousin 6 times removed of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Notes & Citations
- Baptisms Register, St Peter in Thanet, Kent (Society of Genealogists), "25 July 1802 Elizabeth d. Henry & Elizabeth Sackett, bn. 12 June."
- Census.
- Marriages Register, St Lawrence in Thanet, Kent (Tyler transcripts; Society of Genealogists), "13 November 1824 John Pritchard, bachelor of St John, Margate & Elizabeth Ann Sackett, spinster of St Lawrence, banns. Witnesses: Thomas Ashenden, Henry Philpot."
- 1841 England census, HO107, piece 469, folio 41, p. 31, GSU roll 306864
Paradise, Preston By Wingham [error for Ramsgate], Kent
John Pritchard, 40, rope maker, b. Kent
Elizabeth Pritchard, 40, b. Kent
John Pritchard, 8, b. Kent
Rebecca Pritchard, 4, b. Kent
Pheobe Pritchard, 2, b. Kent
Mary Ann Pritchard, 1 Mo, b. Kent. - 1851 England census, HO107, piece 1629, folio 156, p. 10, GSU roll 193530
Church Street, St John, Margate, Kent
John Pritchard, head, 51, rope maker, b. Margate
Elizabeth Pritchard, wife, 48, b. St Peters, Kent
John Pritchard, son, 17, labourer, b. Margate
Rebecca Pritchard, daughter, 15, b. Ramsgate, Kent
Phoebe Pritchard, daughter, 12, b. Chatham, Kent
Mary Pritchard, daughter, 9, b. Ramsgate.
| Charts | Line 3 (English) |
| Generation.Tree | O.3 |
| Last Edited | 5 Apr 2025 |
| Research Status | Partly researched |
Rebecca Sackett
| Father | Henry Sackett (1774-1862) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Sackett (1778-1861) |
Rebecca Sackett, daughter of Henry Sackett and Elizabeth Sackett, was born on 14 September 1803 and baptized at St Peter in Thanet, KentG, on 30 October 1803.1 She died in childhood and was buried there on 2 October 1808.2
| Sackett line | 6th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 1st cousin 6 times removed of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Notes & Citations
- Baptisms Register, St Peter in Thanet, Kent (Society of Genealogists), "30 October 1803 Rebecca d. Henry & Elizabeth Sackett, b. 14 September."
- Burials Register, St Peter in Thanet, Kent (Tyler transcripts, Society of Genealogists), "2 October 1808 Rebecca Sackett, infant."
| Charts | Line 3 (English) |
| Generation.Tree | O.3 |
| Last Edited | 5 Apr 2025 |
| Research Status | Completed |
Benjamin Watton Sackett
| Father | Henry Sackett (1774-1862) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Sackett (1778-1861) |
Benjamin Watton Sackett, Trinity House pilot, son of Henry Sackett and Elizabeth Sackett, was born on 18 March 1805 and baptized at St Peter in Thanet, KentG, on 21 April 1805.1 He died in Ramsgate, KentG, on 4 October 1881.2,3 He married first at St Peter in ThanetG on 27 February 1833, Lydia Hurst, daughter of Andrew Hurst and Elizabeth Hurst.4 Lydia was born about 17917 and died aged 80 in Shoreditch, MiddlesexG, on 28 January 1871.8,9 He married second in Dover, KentG, in 1871, Ann Dixon.5,6 She was born on 3 April 181410 and died aged 66 in ThanetG on 22 July 1880.10,11
Benjamin's first wife Lydia was admitted to the Bethlem Hospital, Southwark, LondonG, on 2 December 1836 suffering from a mental illness. She had previously been admitted to the hospital in 1822, before her marriage. She was discharged "well" in November 1837, but was re-admitted a year later in November 1838. There followed several further admissions. She was placed on the Incurable List in 1842.
She moved by 1849 to Rotherhithe where she lived with a sister, perhaps to be closer to the hospital. She moved to lodgings in Southwark in 1851. She was an in-patient at the hospital for much of this time.
Lydia was discharged from Bethlem Hospital in 1852, "her husband having made terms for her being taken care of in another asylum."
Records from the Bethlem Hospital (which had notoriously become known as "Bedlam" in consequence of its poor conditions) show that, in this period, and in regard to Lydia's treatment, patients were treated with compassion and professionalism, at least by the standards of knowledge of the day.12
In 1841 Lydia was living at Addington, Ramsgate, KentG, and was recorded in the census as Lydia Sackett, of independent means, aged 50 and born in Kent. It is assumed that Benjamin was at sea at the date of the census.13
In 1851 Benjamin was living at Hawkesbury Street, Dover, KentG, and was recorded in the census as Benjamin W Sackett, a pilot, head of household, married, aged 45, and born at St. Peter's. Living with him were Ann Dixon, 35, an unmarried servant, and Elizabeth Dixon, a widowed visitor aged 77, presumably Ann's mother.14,15
Benjamin was listed as a voter in the Ramsgate District in 1852. He was living at 9 Hawkesbury Street, DoverG.16
In 1861 he was living at Hawkesbury Street, DoverG, and was recorded as Benjamin W Sackett, a Trinity pilot, head of household, married, aged 55, and born in Ramsgate. Living with him was Ann Dixon, a 46-year-old unmarried servant.17
In 1871 he was living at 9 Hawkesbury Street, DoverG, and was recorded as Benjamin W Sackett, a pilot, head of household, a widower, aged 65, and born in Ramsgate. Also in the household were Ann Dixon, housekeeper, unmarried, aged 57, and born at Eastry, Kent, and his visiting niece Jane Moore, a widow, aged 45.18
Benjamin was appointed administrator of the estate of his wife Lydia by letters of administration granted in the Principal Probate Registry, London, on 13 February 1871. Lydia's estate was valued at less than £300.9
Benjamin was appointed administrator of the estate of his brother Richard Henry Sackett by letters of administration granted at the Probate Registry, CanterburyG, on 2 September 1879.19
In 1881 Benjamin was living at 63 Addington Street, Ramsgate, KentG, and was recorded in the census as Benjamin W Sackett, retired pilot, head of household, a widower, aged 76, and born at St Peter's, Isle of Thanet. Also in the household was Jane Moore, housekeeper, a widow.20
Benjamin's will, made in RamsgateG on 4 February 1879, was proved at Canterbury on 5 December 1881. Named as beneficiaries were his wife Ann, his brothers Richard, David and James, his sister Phoebe, and his nephew John Hogbin. The value of the personal estate was some £6,700. Benjamin had no children. Benjamin's wife, who was to have been the main beneficiary of the will, predeceased Benjamin, as also did his brother Richard. Codicils to the will re-divided the estate, with Benjamin's sister Phoebe becoming the main beneficiary.21
Benjamin's will
Benjamin's first wife Lydia was admitted to the Bethlem Hospital, Southwark, LondonG, on 2 December 1836 suffering from a mental illness. She had previously been admitted to the hospital in 1822, before her marriage. She was discharged "well" in November 1837, but was re-admitted a year later in November 1838. There followed several further admissions. She was placed on the Incurable List in 1842.
She moved by 1849 to Rotherhithe where she lived with a sister, perhaps to be closer to the hospital. She moved to lodgings in Southwark in 1851. She was an in-patient at the hospital for much of this time.
Lydia was discharged from Bethlem Hospital in 1852, "her husband having made terms for her being taken care of in another asylum."
Records from the Bethlem Hospital (which had notoriously become known as "Bedlam" in consequence of its poor conditions) show that, in this period, and in regard to Lydia's treatment, patients were treated with compassion and professionalism, at least by the standards of knowledge of the day.12
In 1841 Lydia was living at Addington, Ramsgate, KentG, and was recorded in the census as Lydia Sackett, of independent means, aged 50 and born in Kent. It is assumed that Benjamin was at sea at the date of the census.13
In 1851 Benjamin was living at Hawkesbury Street, Dover, KentG, and was recorded in the census as Benjamin W Sackett, a pilot, head of household, married, aged 45, and born at St. Peter's. Living with him were Ann Dixon, 35, an unmarried servant, and Elizabeth Dixon, a widowed visitor aged 77, presumably Ann's mother.14,15
Benjamin was listed as a voter in the Ramsgate District in 1852. He was living at 9 Hawkesbury Street, DoverG.16
In 1861 he was living at Hawkesbury Street, DoverG, and was recorded as Benjamin W Sackett, a Trinity pilot, head of household, married, aged 55, and born in Ramsgate. Living with him was Ann Dixon, a 46-year-old unmarried servant.17
In 1871 he was living at 9 Hawkesbury Street, DoverG, and was recorded as Benjamin W Sackett, a pilot, head of household, a widower, aged 65, and born in Ramsgate. Also in the household were Ann Dixon, housekeeper, unmarried, aged 57, and born at Eastry, Kent, and his visiting niece Jane Moore, a widow, aged 45.18
Benjamin was appointed administrator of the estate of his wife Lydia by letters of administration granted in the Principal Probate Registry, London, on 13 February 1871. Lydia's estate was valued at less than £300.9
Benjamin was appointed administrator of the estate of his brother Richard Henry Sackett by letters of administration granted at the Probate Registry, CanterburyG, on 2 September 1879.19
In 1881 Benjamin was living at 63 Addington Street, Ramsgate, KentG, and was recorded in the census as Benjamin W Sackett, retired pilot, head of household, a widower, aged 76, and born at St Peter's, Isle of Thanet. Also in the household was Jane Moore, housekeeper, a widow.20
Benjamin's will, made in RamsgateG on 4 February 1879, was proved at Canterbury on 5 December 1881. Named as beneficiaries were his wife Ann, his brothers Richard, David and James, his sister Phoebe, and his nephew John Hogbin. The value of the personal estate was some £6,700. Benjamin had no children. Benjamin's wife, who was to have been the main beneficiary of the will, predeceased Benjamin, as also did his brother Richard. Codicils to the will re-divided the estate, with Benjamin's sister Phoebe becoming the main beneficiary.21
Benjamin's will
Abstract of will of Benjamin Watten Sackett of Ramsgate, Kent.
Date: 4 Feb 1879.
Proved: Canterbury, 5 December 1881.
Source: Somerset House Indexes.
Index:
Benjamin Watton Sackett, 63 Addington St., Ramsgate, gentleman, died 4 October 1881 at home. Will & 2 codicils proved Canterbury 5 December 1881. £6,760 8s 2d. Surviving executors: Phoebe Hogbin, wife of John Hogbin, 56 Plains-of-Waterloo, Ramsgate, sister; Owen Fisher Daniel, 161 High St., Ramsgate, gent; William Stanton, Wellington Villa, Folkestone Road, Dover, pilot.
Abstract:
Testator: Benjamin Watton Sackett of 63 Addington St., Ramsgate, Kent. Gent, late a pilot.
Beneficiaries:
Wife Ann, £50 to be paid by equal monthly instalments; use & enjoyment of all household goods at house in Addington St plus house itself for her life with reversion to her sister Jane Moore for life; £100 per year in 4 equal quarters for life.
Wife's sister Jane Moore, reversion of house for life, & £50 per year in 4 equal quarters for life.
Executor Owen Fisher Daniel of Ramsgate, gent., 19 guineas.
Brother Richard Henry Sackett, all monies payable at death from Trinity House Pilot Club; property in Margate for life, to be kept insured & repaired; reversion to my nephew John Hogbin for ever.
Any property of which testator is trustee or mortgagee at time of his death: income to wife Ann Sackett, sister Phoebe Hogbin, brother Richard Henry Sackett, & Owen Fisher Daniel.
After death of wife & her sister, property to be sold & money divided: half to my sister Phoebe Hogbin, with reversion in equal shares to her children; quarter of remaining half to the children then living of my late sister Elizabeth Pritchard, in equal shares, absolutely; quarter of half to surviving children of my late sister Mary Ann Warren, in equal shares, absolutely; eighth of half to brother Richard Henry Sackett absolutely, with reversion to nephew John Hogbin; eighth of half to Rebecca Watton Warren, 2nd wife of David Warren, husband of my late sister Mary Ann Warren, if then living, absolutely, with reversion to nephew John Hogbin; eighth of half to brother David Joseph Sackett if then living, absolutely, with reversion to nephew John Hogbin; eighth of half to brother James John Sackett if then living, absolutely, with reversion to nephew John Hogbin.
Executors: Ann Sackett, Phoebe Hogbin, Richard Henry Sackett, Owen Fisher Daniel.
Witnesses: H J E Parker & J Adams, clerks to Messrs Daniel, solicitors, Ramsgate.
1st codicil.
Due to death of brother Richard Henry Sackett, he is replaced as executor by friend William Stanton of Dover, Clerk of Trinity House. He receives money payable from the Pilot Club.
Codicil dated 23 Aug 1879.
Witnesses: Arthur H Daniel, Ramsgate, solicitor; J Adams, his clerk.
2nd codicil, following death of wife.
Late wife's sister Jane Moore, £50 within 3 months, in addition to annuity of £50.
Sarah Snelling, widow of John Snelling, £50 as acknowledgement of her good service & attention to self & Jane Moore.
Sister Phoebe Hogbin, & her heirs for ever, small farm land & buildings at Northwood in parishes of St Lawrence & St Peter now in occupation of Barzillai Sackett; house & contents in Addington Rd, Ramsgate (subject to life interest of Jane Moore).
Codicil dated 4 Oct 1881 [signed by mark, others signed].
Witnesses: Owen F Daniel, Ramsgate, solicitor; H M Tucker, his clerk.
Will & codicils proved 5 Dec 1881 at Canterbury (personal estate gross £6,760-8s-2d, net £6,733-3s-2d) by surviving executors Phoebe Hogbin, wife of John Hogbin, 56 Plains-of-Waterloo, Ramsgate, sister; Owen Fisher Daniel, 161 High St, Ramsgate, gent; William Stanton, Wellington Villa, Folkestone Rd, Dover, pilot.
Date: 4 Feb 1879.
Proved: Canterbury, 5 December 1881.
Source: Somerset House Indexes.
Index:
Benjamin Watton Sackett, 63 Addington St., Ramsgate, gentleman, died 4 October 1881 at home. Will & 2 codicils proved Canterbury 5 December 1881. £6,760 8s 2d. Surviving executors: Phoebe Hogbin, wife of John Hogbin, 56 Plains-of-Waterloo, Ramsgate, sister; Owen Fisher Daniel, 161 High St., Ramsgate, gent; William Stanton, Wellington Villa, Folkestone Road, Dover, pilot.
Abstract:
Testator: Benjamin Watton Sackett of 63 Addington St., Ramsgate, Kent. Gent, late a pilot.
Beneficiaries:
Wife Ann, £50 to be paid by equal monthly instalments; use & enjoyment of all household goods at house in Addington St plus house itself for her life with reversion to her sister Jane Moore for life; £100 per year in 4 equal quarters for life.
Wife's sister Jane Moore, reversion of house for life, & £50 per year in 4 equal quarters for life.
Executor Owen Fisher Daniel of Ramsgate, gent., 19 guineas.
Brother Richard Henry Sackett, all monies payable at death from Trinity House Pilot Club; property in Margate for life, to be kept insured & repaired; reversion to my nephew John Hogbin for ever.
Any property of which testator is trustee or mortgagee at time of his death: income to wife Ann Sackett, sister Phoebe Hogbin, brother Richard Henry Sackett, & Owen Fisher Daniel.
After death of wife & her sister, property to be sold & money divided: half to my sister Phoebe Hogbin, with reversion in equal shares to her children; quarter of remaining half to the children then living of my late sister Elizabeth Pritchard, in equal shares, absolutely; quarter of half to surviving children of my late sister Mary Ann Warren, in equal shares, absolutely; eighth of half to brother Richard Henry Sackett absolutely, with reversion to nephew John Hogbin; eighth of half to Rebecca Watton Warren, 2nd wife of David Warren, husband of my late sister Mary Ann Warren, if then living, absolutely, with reversion to nephew John Hogbin; eighth of half to brother David Joseph Sackett if then living, absolutely, with reversion to nephew John Hogbin; eighth of half to brother James John Sackett if then living, absolutely, with reversion to nephew John Hogbin.
Executors: Ann Sackett, Phoebe Hogbin, Richard Henry Sackett, Owen Fisher Daniel.
Witnesses: H J E Parker & J Adams, clerks to Messrs Daniel, solicitors, Ramsgate.
1st codicil.
Due to death of brother Richard Henry Sackett, he is replaced as executor by friend William Stanton of Dover, Clerk of Trinity House. He receives money payable from the Pilot Club.
Codicil dated 23 Aug 1879.
Witnesses: Arthur H Daniel, Ramsgate, solicitor; J Adams, his clerk.
2nd codicil, following death of wife.
Late wife's sister Jane Moore, £50 within 3 months, in addition to annuity of £50.
Sarah Snelling, widow of John Snelling, £50 as acknowledgement of her good service & attention to self & Jane Moore.
Sister Phoebe Hogbin, & her heirs for ever, small farm land & buildings at Northwood in parishes of St Lawrence & St Peter now in occupation of Barzillai Sackett; house & contents in Addington Rd, Ramsgate (subject to life interest of Jane Moore).
Codicil dated 4 Oct 1881 [signed by mark, others signed].
Witnesses: Owen F Daniel, Ramsgate, solicitor; H M Tucker, his clerk.
Will & codicils proved 5 Dec 1881 at Canterbury (personal estate gross £6,760-8s-2d, net £6,733-3s-2d) by surviving executors Phoebe Hogbin, wife of John Hogbin, 56 Plains-of-Waterloo, Ramsgate, sister; Owen Fisher Daniel, 161 High St, Ramsgate, gent; William Stanton, Wellington Villa, Folkestone Rd, Dover, pilot.
London, Bethlem Hospital patient admission registers and casebooks
Lydia Sackett, patient records
Admitted 2 Dec 1836, Lydia Sackett, Ramsgate, Kent, Securities: John Farley (porter), 11 Adding Place; Henry Hogbin (grocer), High St, Ramsgate.
Lydia Sackett, admitted Dec 2nd 1836.
At 46 / A Married Woman, without any Children.
Was Discharged Well from this Hospital 11 July 1822 by the name of Hurst.
This attack commenced six months ago.
Causes / not known.
Remarkable Symptoms / Destroys things, talks of the Planets, Mars & Venus, rages and stamps violently until she exhausts herself perhaps 5 or 6 hours together.
Whether Hereditary / Not.
State of Health / Said to be good.
Sailor’s Wife, No 10 Addington Place, Ramsgate.
Comes from home.
1837 Feb 10th, Disch’d Well
17th, altered to 1 month’s leave of absence
20, Returned.
Aug 4th, 1 month’s leave of absence.
16, Returned.
Nov 10, Disch’s Well.
Admitted 30 Nov 1838, Lydia Sackett, Ramsgate, Kent, Securities: Henry Hogbin (Grocer), John Farley (Porter), Ramsgate.
Lydia Sackett, age 49, admitted Nov 30th 1838, married, no children. A Mariner’s Wife, 10 Addington Place, Ramsgate, bodily health good, attack commenced about a month.
Causes and Previous Appearances, remarkable Symptoms, and whether mischievous: Became mischievous about a month ago, having previously been in a low state for several months last winter. She was in an excited state which subsided by treatment at home, has burned part of her dress, swears at her husband, burns a number of candles at once – says hers is a sensible insanity.
Whether Hereditary: Not known.
Whether Disordered before: Disch’d Well from this Hospl Nov 10th 1837.
Discharged: 1839 Feb 15th Disch’d Well.
Admitted 10 Sept 1841, Lydia Sackett, Ramsgate, Kent, Securities: Timothy Terry (Court of Request), 10 Harders Street, John Hugin (Smith), Harders Street, Ramsgate.
Lydia Sackett, age 51, admitted Sept 10th 1841, married no children. Wife of a Lodging House Keeper, 10 Addington Place, Ramsgate. A Calvinist. Her sister Mrs Parnham, 13 Graces Alley.
Bodily Health: good always forwith. Attack commenced: 3 or 4 wks ago.
Whether Disordered before: 20 yrs ago 1st time, 5 times in this Hospital. Disch’d Well 15 Feb 1839.
Causes and Previous Appearances, remarkable Symptoms, and whether mischievous: Cause of the present attack not known, has separated from her husband for 3 years, been in London 2 months, very irritable, tears her clothes, run away from her sisters in London, well conducted when well.
Whether Hereditary: Not.
Diseased Ideas: “High ideas and never does anything wrong.
Comes from Ramsgate.
Discharged: 1842 Sept 9th Uncured & fit for the Incurable List.
Incurable patients register. Admitted 9 Sept 1842, Lydia Sackett, Securities: Timothy Terry (Court of Request), 10 Harders St, John Hogbin (Smith), 68 Harders St, Ramsgate. 1846 30 Oct 3 mos leave. 1847 29 Jany Disch’d Well.
Admitted 14 Sep 1849, Lydia Sackett, Christ Church, Rotherhithe, Surrey, aged 60, Securities: John Hogben (Smith), 15 Hardres Street, David Sackett (Sawyer), 3 Cavendish Place, Ramsgate.
Lydia Sackett, aged 60, admitted Sept 14th 1849, born Ramsgate, lives with a sister, at 60 Paradise Street, Rotherhithe, married, present attack commenced: about a month ago, Confined in any Lunatic Asylum: Yes, Bethlem, discharged Jan 29, 1847, after five years on the incurable establishment, Supposed cause of Insanity: not known, Peculiar delusions: Fancies that the stars and planets have some influence on her health and that they are at present in opposition to her, Disposed to suicide: Yes, attempted to cut her throat, Dangerous to other persons: Yes, attempted to injure her sister, Bodily health: before Insanity: pretty good; at present: pretty good, Memory perfect: very, Memory impaired: no, Temper and disposition: Violent at times, Habits: Temperate, Relatives similarly afflicted: none, Education: very good, can read and write: yes, Religious persuasion: Protestant, Independent.
Statement of Medical Attendant: Eccentric and fanciful but very quiet and orderly. There has been no symptom of violence since her admission and though she talks at random now and then her conversation is generally rational.
Decr. She is very quiet orderly and industrious, has no delusions and is perfectly rational in her conversation.
Discharged: 21 Dec 1849, Well.
Admitted 13 May 1850 (Well, 21 Decr 1849), Lydia Sackett, Christchurch, Rotherhithe, Surrey, aged 61, Securities: John Hogben (Smith), 15 Hardres Street, David Sackett (Sawyer), 3 Cavendish Place, Ramsgate.
Lydia Sackett, 61, admitted 13 May 1850, born Ramsgate, wife of a Pilot, res. 71 Paradise Street, Rotherhithe, married, no children, previous attacks: 10 or 12, present attack commenced early part of April, Confined in any Lunatic Asylum: yes, Bethlem Hospital, at different periods, supposed cause of Insanity: Grief, way Insanity manifested: Excitement, Disposed to suicide: No, Dangerous to others: No, Bodily Health: Before Insanity: tolerable; at present: ditto, Memory: perfect, Temper prior to Insanity: Mild, Habits: Sober, Relatives similarly afflicted: No, Education: moderate, can read and write: Yes, Religious persuasion: Independent.
Statement of Medical Attendant: Flighty.
Excepting what now appears to be natural flightiness of manner and which is increased from time there is nothing very remarkable in her conduct and her conversation is for the most part rational.
July. She has gone on very quietly without any particular indication of mental disturbance and there seems no reason for keeping her in confinement. Her peculiarities are very harmless and she is generally busy in household work or in making little dolls of coloured rags. Her conversation is perfectly rational and she is quite and orderly in her conduct.
Admitted 15 Jan 1851 (Well, 9 Aug 1850), Lydia Sackett, St Georges, Southwark, Surrey, aged 62, Securities: John Hogbin (Smith), 15 Hardres Street, David Sackett (Sawyer), 3 Cavendish Place, Ramsgate.
Lydia Sackett, 61, admitted 15 Jan 1851, born Ramsgate, occ: not any, res: 4 Henry St Kent St Georges Southwark, married, no children, previous attacks: 13 or 14, the first in 1815 and at periods since, present attack commenced a week since, confined in any Lunatic Asylum: yes, Bethlem, May 1850 to Aug 1850, Supposed cause of Insanity: any kind of excitement, Peculiar Delusions: says that she is born under the same star as our Saviour, and is an Astrologer & is very violent and mischievous, Disposed to suicide: no, Dangerous to others: no, Bodily Health: before Insanity: good; at present: good, Memory: very good, Temper and disposition: Good natured and tractable, Habits: sober & temperate, Relatives similarly afflicted: not known, Education: moderate, Can read and write: yes, Religious persuasion: Independent.
Discharged: Well 12 Sep 51, returned 28 Nov 1851, 1852 Jan 16 uncured.
Statement of Medical Attendant: "Mania. Restless excitable and very discontented, rambles in her conversation and talks in a very unreasonable manner but is not at all incoherent and can always talk reasonably and rationally enough when in the mood. She has no particular delusions but talks at random about the bad conduct of her family towards her but this it appears is only the control that they have thought it necessary to exercise over her strange vagaries and occasionally violent conduct. She is at times very flighty, will dance and sing, and if remonstrated with will say that there is no harm in it. If not closely watched will steal food from the other patients who have not sense enough to take care of themselves and when detected will be very abusive occasionally noisy at night.
June. For some weeks there was considerable depression. She continued very silent and unsound scarcely speaking and affording a remarkable contrast to her former state of garrulity and restlessness.
Sept. A nearer approach to a happy medium has been made and she is now orderly cheerful and well conducted. It is however a question whether her mind is not to some extent permanently weakened.
Nov 28th. Since she left the hospital she has been getting into numerous scrapes quarrelling with the people with whom she lodged continually changing her lodgings pawning her clothes and getting into debt in all directions. At last she became violent and disturbed the neighbourhood so much that it became necessary to call in the police. She is now very much excited and threatens her friends who have brought her here declaring that there is nothing the matter with her.
Decr. She continues very much excited and mischievous tears her clothes and dresses herself up in a strange manner but still her conversation is rational and she gives a plausible excuse for her violent and mischievous conduct.
1852 Jany. She has been going on tolerably quietly for some weeks past and though the experience of the past forbids the hope that this would continue if again at liberty an unwillingness was felt to discharge her uncured without at any rate giving her another three months residence but her husband has made terms for her being taken care of in another asylum and does not therefore wish for the time to be extended.
| Sackett line | 6th great-grandson of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 1st cousin 6 times removed of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Notes & Citations
- Baptisms Register, St Peter in Thanet, Kent (Society of Genealogists), "21 April 1805 Benjamin Walton s. Henry & Elizabeth Sackett, b. 18 March."
- General Register Office, Online Index to Deaths, "Dec qtr 1881. Sackett, Benjamin Wooton, 75. Thanet."
- Will of Benjamin Watten Sackett of Ramsgate, Kent, 1881?, proved at Canterbury, 5 December 1881 (Somerset House Indexes), Benjamin Watton Sackett, 63 Addington St., Ramsgate, gentleman, died 4 October 1881 at home. Will & 2 codicils proved Canterbury 5 December 1881. £6,760 8s 2d. Surviving executors: Phoebe Hogbin, wife of John Hogbin, 56 Plains-of-Waterloo, Ramsgate, sister; Owen Fisher Daniel, 161 High St., Ramsgate, gent.; William Stanton, Wellington Villa, Folkestone Road, Dover, pilot.
- Marriages Register, St Peter in Thanet, Kent (Tyler transcripts, Society of Genealogists), "27 February 1833 Benjamin Watton Sackett, bachelor, of this parish, & Lydia Hurst, spinster, of this parish. Witnesses: George Ansell Hurst, Jane Hurst, Catharine Hurst, Mary Neale."
- General Register Office, Online Index to Marriages, "Sep qtr 1871. Sackett, Benjamin Watton. Dover. 2a:1198."
- General Register Office, Online Index to Marriages, "Sep qtr 1871. Dixon, Ann. Dover. 2a:1198."
- Date of birth based on age at death.
- General Register Office, Online Index to Deaths, "Mar qtr 1871. Sackett, Lydia, 80. Shoreditch."
- Letters of administration of the estate of Lydia Sackett of Hoxton, Middlesex, granted at Principal Probate Registry, London, 13 February 1871 (Somerset House Indexes), "Lydia Sackett, wife of Benjamin Watton Sackett; late of Hoxton, Mdx; died 28 January 1871 at Hoxton House Asylum, Hoxton, Mdx. Administration granted Principal Registry 13 February 1871 (personal estate under £300) to Benjamin Watten Sackett of Dover, pilot."
- Email from Linda Bowditch to Chris Sackett, 28 May 2002.
- General Register Office, Online Index to Deaths, "Sep qtr 1880. Sackett, Anne, 66. Thanet."
- "London, Bethlem Hospital patient admission registers and casebooks 1683–1932" (Findmypast image), Lydia Sackett patient records.
- 1841 England census, Addington, Ramsgate, Kent
Lydia Sackett, 50, ind, b. Kent
HO107; Piece 469; Book: 6; Civil Parish: Preston By Wingham [error for Ramsgate]; County: Kent; Enumeration District: 11; Folio: 6; Page: 5; Line: 13; GSU roll: 306864. - 1851 England census, HO107/????[6]
Dover, Kent
Hawkesbury St.
Benjamin W. SACKETT, head, married, 45, pilot, b. Kent, St. Peters
Ann DIXON, serv., unmarried, 35, b. Kent, Eastry
Elizabeth DIXON, visitor, widow, 77, b. Kent, Faversham. - Benjamin's wife Lydia has not been located in the 1851 census.
- "UK, Poll Books and Electoral Registers, 1538-1893" (Ancestry image), Ramsgate District, 1852, "4675, Sackett, Benjamin Watton, 9, Hawkesbury street, Dover."
- 1861 England census, RG9/?/f49
Hawkesbury St., St Mary, Dover, Kent
Benjamin W Sackett, head, married, 55, Trinity pilot, b. Ramsgate, Kent
Ann Dixon, servant, unm., 46, general servant, b. Eastry, Kent. - 1871 England census, RG10/?/f51
9 Hawkesbury Street, St Mary, Dover, Kent
Benjamin W Sackett, head, widower, 65, pilot, b. Ramsgate, Kent
Ann Dixon, housekeeper, unm., 57, b. Eastry, Kent
Jane Moore, niece, widow, 45, visitor, b. Eastry. - Letters of administration of the estate of Richard Henry Sackett of 75 King Street, Margate, granted at Probate Registry, Canterbury, 2 September 1879 (Somerset House Indexes), "Richard Henry Sackett, 75 King Street, Margate, baker & confectioner, died 12 August 1879 at home. Administration granted Canterbury 2 September 1879 (personal estate under £100) to Benj. Watton Sackett, 63 Addington Road, Ramsgate, gent, brother, one of next of kin."
- 1881 England census, FHL 1341235, PRO RG11/0989/26/5
Ramsgate, Kent
63 Addington Street
Benjamin W. SACKETT, head, widower, 76, b. St Peters Isle of Thanet, retired pilot
Jane MOORE, housekeeper, widow, 76, b. Eastry, Kent, housekeeper to retired pilot. - Will of Benjamin Watten Sackett.
| Charts | Line 3 (English) |
| Generation.Tree | O.3 |
| Last Edited | 10 May 2025 |
| Research Status | Completed |
Mary Ann Sackett
| Father | Henry Sackett (1774-1862) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Sackett (1778-1861) |
Mary Ann Sackett, daughter of Henry Sackett and Elizabeth Sackett, was born in St Peter in Thanet, KentG, on 30 July 18061 and baptized there on 1 September 1806.2 She died aged 48 in St Peter in ThanetG,3 and was buried there on 22 February 1855.5 She married at St Lawrence in ThanetG on 8 February 1829, David Warren, son of Thomas Warren and Ann ___.4 David was born in Margate, KentG,1 and baptized at St Peter in ThanetG on 1 March 1810.6 After Mary Ann's death, David married her sister Rebecca. He died in ThanetG in 1884.7
In 1841 Mary was living at Westwood, St Peter in Thanet, KentG, in the household of her husband David, 30+, a brickmaker, and was recorded in the census as Mary Warren, aged 30+ and born in Kent. Living with them were their children, George, 12, James, 11, Emma, 7, and Edward, aged five.8
In 1851 she was living at Westwood, St Peter in ThanetG, in the household of her husband David, 41, a brickmaker, and was recorded as Mary Warren, aged 44 and born in St Peter. Living with them were their children, George, 21, James, 20, Emma, 17, Edward, 14, and Henry, aged seven.9
In 1841 Mary was living at Westwood, St Peter in Thanet, KentG, in the household of her husband David, 30+, a brickmaker, and was recorded in the census as Mary Warren, aged 30+ and born in Kent. Living with them were their children, George, 12, James, 11, Emma, 7, and Edward, aged five.8
In 1851 she was living at Westwood, St Peter in ThanetG, in the household of her husband David, 41, a brickmaker, and was recorded as Mary Warren, aged 44 and born in St Peter. Living with them were their children, George, 21, James, 20, Emma, 17, Edward, 14, and Henry, aged seven.9
Children of Mary Ann Sackett and David Warren
- George Warren b. 1829
- James Warren b. 1830
- Phoebe Warren b. 28 Aug 1831
- Henry Warren b. 24 Mar 1833, d. young
- Emma Warren b. 1834
- Edward Warren b. 1836
- Henry Warren b. 17 Jul 1843
| Sackett line | 6th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 1st cousin 6 times removed of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Notes & Citations
- Census.
- Baptisms Register, St Peter in Thanet, Kent (Society of Genealogists), "1 September 1806 Mary Anne d. Henry & Elizabeth Sackett, b. 30 July."
- General Register Office, Online Index to Deaths, "Mar qtr 1855. Warren, Mary Ann, 48. Isle of Thanet. 02A:489."
- Marriages Register, St Lawrence in Thanet, Kent (Tyler transcripts; Society of Genealogists), "8 February 1829 David Warren, bachelor, Margate, & Mary Sackett, spinster, St Lawrence. Banns. Witnesses: Henry Philpot, Thomas Ashenden."
- "Kent Burials" (Findmypast image), Burials Register, St Peter in Thanet, Kent, "22 Feb 1855, Mary Ann Warren, of West Wood, 48."
- "England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538–1975" (Ancestry transcript), Baptisms Register, St. Peter, Thanet, Kent, "1 Mar 1810, David Warren, father Thos. Warren, mother Ann."
- "England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837–1915" (Ancestry transcript), "Jun qtr 1884. Warren, David, 74. Thanet. 2a:525."
- 1841 England census, HO107, piece 468, folio 30, p. 10, GSU roll 306863
Westwood, St Peter, Kent
David Warren, 30, brickmaker, b. Kent
Mary Warren, 30, b. Kent
George Warren, 12, b. Kent
James Warren, 11, b. Kent
Emma Warren, 7, b. Kent
Edward Warren, 5, b. Kent. - 1851 England census, HO107, piece 1630, folio 59, p. 17, GSU roll 193531
Westwood, St Peter, Kent
David Warren, head, 41, brickmaker, b. Margate, Kent
Mary Warren, wife, 44, b. St Peters, Kent
George Warren, son, 21, brickmaker, b. Margate, Kent
James Warren, son, 20, brickmaker, b. Margate, Kent
Emma Warren, daughter, 17, b. Margate, Kent
Edward Warren, son, 14, b. Margate, Kent
Henry Warren, son, 7, b. St Peters, Kent.
| Charts | Line 3 (English) |
| Generation.Tree | O.3 |
| Last Edited | 10 Apr 2025 |
| Research Status | Completed |
Richard Henry Sackett
| Father | Henry Sackett (1774-1862) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Sackett (1778-1861) |
Richard Henry Sackett, baker and confectioner, son of Henry Sackett and Elizabeth Sackett, was born in St Peter in Thanet, KentG, on 3 September 1807 and baptized there on 4 October 1807.1,2 He died aged 71 in MargateG on 12 August 18793,4 and was buried at Zion Chapel, MargateG, on 15 August 1879.6 He married at St George, Ramsgate, KentG, on 23 November 1830, Elizabeth Dadd, widow.5 Elizabeth was born in Elham, KentG, about 1806.2 She was probably the Elizabeth Sackett who died aged 69 in Maidstone, KentG, in 1875.7
Richard's wife Elizabeth was admitted to the Bethlem Hospital, Southwark, LondonG, on 15 June 1832 suffering from peritonitis and post-natal depression. She had attempted suicide by taking arsenic—in a grim echo of the death of her mother who had committed suicide by hanging when deranged after her husband had been run over and killed by a wagon. Elizabeth remained in the hospital for six months until discharged on 25 December when she was declared "well".
Elizabeth was again admitted to the hospital some twelve years later on 30 August 1844. Her daughter Emma had died aged eleven of tuberculosis a year earlier. Elizabeth suffered delirium at the time of the death, and had since become delusional and suicidal. Severe headaches were treated with "leeches, blisters, and purgations". After a five-month stay, she was declared "well" and discharged on 24 January 1845.
The respite was brief, and Elizabeth was re-admitted less than two months later on 13 March, staying in hospital for nearly fifteen months until discharged on 5 June 1846, this time with the less optimistic declaration of "uncured".
Described as "affectionate" and "liberal" and "always of a good disposition" before becoming ill, she was now "constantly talking and hollering, tearing her hair out, destroying her clothes, wringing her hands," and was suicidal, "talking of hanging".
Whether Elizabeth's condition subsequently improved is not known, but she is recorded living at home with her husband Richard over the next twenty-five years.
Records from the Bethlem Hospital (which had notoriously become known as "Bedlam" in consequence of its poor conditions) show that, in this period, and in regard to Elizabeth's treatment, patients were treated with compassion and professionalism, at least by the standards of knowledge of the day.8
In 1841 Richard was living at King Street, St John, Margate, KentG, and was recorded in the census as Richard Sackett, a baker, aged 30 [ages rounded down to nearest five years] and born in Kent. Living with him was his wife Elizabeth, aged 35, and their daughter Emma, aged nine. Also in the household were a male servant, a female servant, and a baker's apprentice.9
In 1851 Richard was living at 21 King Street, MargateG, and was recorded in the census as Richard Henry Sackett, a baker employing one man, head of household, married, aged 43, and born in St Peter's. Living with him were his wife Elizabeth, aged 45 and born in Elham, and an 18-year-old male servant.10
Richard was listed as a voter in the Ramsgate District in 1852. He was living at 21 King Street, MargateG.11
In 1861 he was living at 21 King Street, MargateG, and was recorded as Richard Sackett, a baker employing one man, head of household, married, aged 52, and born in St Peter's. Living with him was his wife Elizabeth, aged 55 and born in Elham.12
In 1871 he was living at 75 King Street, MargateG, and was recorded as Richard H Sackett, a baker, head of household, married, aged 63, and born in St Peter's. Living with him were his wife Elizabeth, aged 65 and born in Elham, and a 17-year-old female servant.13
Richard died intestate. Letters of administration of his estate were granted at the Probate Registry, CanterburyG, on 2 September 1879 to his brother Benjamin Watton Sackett. Richard's estate was valued at less than £100.4
Richard was named as a beneficiary in his brother Benjamin's will made in RamsgateG on 5 December 1881.14
Richard's wife Elizabeth was admitted to the Bethlem Hospital, Southwark, LondonG, on 15 June 1832 suffering from peritonitis and post-natal depression. She had attempted suicide by taking arsenic—in a grim echo of the death of her mother who had committed suicide by hanging when deranged after her husband had been run over and killed by a wagon. Elizabeth remained in the hospital for six months until discharged on 25 December when she was declared "well".
Elizabeth was again admitted to the hospital some twelve years later on 30 August 1844. Her daughter Emma had died aged eleven of tuberculosis a year earlier. Elizabeth suffered delirium at the time of the death, and had since become delusional and suicidal. Severe headaches were treated with "leeches, blisters, and purgations". After a five-month stay, she was declared "well" and discharged on 24 January 1845.
The respite was brief, and Elizabeth was re-admitted less than two months later on 13 March, staying in hospital for nearly fifteen months until discharged on 5 June 1846, this time with the less optimistic declaration of "uncured".
Described as "affectionate" and "liberal" and "always of a good disposition" before becoming ill, she was now "constantly talking and hollering, tearing her hair out, destroying her clothes, wringing her hands," and was suicidal, "talking of hanging".
Whether Elizabeth's condition subsequently improved is not known, but she is recorded living at home with her husband Richard over the next twenty-five years.
Records from the Bethlem Hospital (which had notoriously become known as "Bedlam" in consequence of its poor conditions) show that, in this period, and in regard to Elizabeth's treatment, patients were treated with compassion and professionalism, at least by the standards of knowledge of the day.8
In 1841 Richard was living at King Street, St John, Margate, KentG, and was recorded in the census as Richard Sackett, a baker, aged 30 [ages rounded down to nearest five years] and born in Kent. Living with him was his wife Elizabeth, aged 35, and their daughter Emma, aged nine. Also in the household were a male servant, a female servant, and a baker's apprentice.9
In 1851 Richard was living at 21 King Street, MargateG, and was recorded in the census as Richard Henry Sackett, a baker employing one man, head of household, married, aged 43, and born in St Peter's. Living with him were his wife Elizabeth, aged 45 and born in Elham, and an 18-year-old male servant.10
Richard was listed as a voter in the Ramsgate District in 1852. He was living at 21 King Street, MargateG.11
In 1861 he was living at 21 King Street, MargateG, and was recorded as Richard Sackett, a baker employing one man, head of household, married, aged 52, and born in St Peter's. Living with him was his wife Elizabeth, aged 55 and born in Elham.12
In 1871 he was living at 75 King Street, MargateG, and was recorded as Richard H Sackett, a baker, head of household, married, aged 63, and born in St Peter's. Living with him were his wife Elizabeth, aged 65 and born in Elham, and a 17-year-old female servant.13
Richard died intestate. Letters of administration of his estate were granted at the Probate Registry, CanterburyG, on 2 September 1879 to his brother Benjamin Watton Sackett. Richard's estate was valued at less than £100.4
Richard was named as a beneficiary in his brother Benjamin's will made in RamsgateG on 5 December 1881.14
Child of Richard Henry Sackett and Elizabeth Dadd
- Emma Sackett b. 1831, d. 1843
London, Bethlem Hospital patient admission registers and casebooks
Elizabeth Sackett, patient records
"Elizabeth Sackett admitted 15 Jun 1832, age 27.
A Married Woman with 1 Child who was never disordered in her mind before.
This attack commenced 2 months ago. Began with lowness after the birth of her child, had p... peritonitis .. subsequent debility expected her speedy dissollution, sometimes unmanageable, took 2py worth of Arsenic.
Her Mother said to have been in a similar state destroyed herself.
State of Health / Very tolerable.
Wife of a Baker 43 Queen St Ramsgate.
Diseased Ideas / Very despondent."
Medical Statement / From Mr T Rhodes Surgeon Ramsgate June 6th 1832. Gentlemen / "Respecting the Case of Elizth Sackett, I was first consulted by her friends on the 1st of April of this year. I then found her in an extremely low state approaching in some degree to Hypochondriasism; from the particulars I then rec'd was that she was confined of her first child sometime about Christmas, and had a very favourable time, but subsequently she was seized with p... peritonitis which she had in a very violent degree the debilitating effects of which she was lingering under when I first saw her and also a consciousness of her speedy dissolution. During the short time of my attendance, which was about a few days, I put her upon some treatment by which her health was much improved but I suppose, dreading the expenses of a Doctor's bill, she did not wish me to continue my visits any longer. On the 12th of April I was again requested to see her and then found my patient in a state of Melancholy Insanity with occasional moments of reason, and from that time to the present she has been getting worse and on one occasion swallowed two pennyworth of Arsenic, but full vomiting immediately taking place it did not appear to leave any traces of derangment. I have this day understood that this patient's Mother was in somewhat a similar state, brought on by excessive grief by her husband being killed by a Waggon going over his body; and also other family misfortunes occurring that she committed suicide."
[List of medications dated 15 Jun, 1 Jul, 22 Aug, 19 Sep, 6 Nov]
"1832 Dec 25 Disch'd Well."
"Admitted 1844, [? date; ref. to "21 Dcbr 1832"] Elizabeth Sackett, 39, of St Johns, Margate. Securities: Thomas Scott, grocer, 2 Bridge Street; James Sisley, builder, 23 King Street, Margate."
"Elizabeth Sackett, 39, admitted Aug 30, 1844, born parish of Elam, Kent, wife of a Baker, 21 King St, Margate, 2 ch. dead, last child 12 years old when it died. First attack: no. Previous attacks: Delirium about a week after the child died. Present attack: two months since. Confined in any Lunatic Asylum: yes, Bethlem Hospital, about 12 yrs since, for about 7 months. Supposed cause of insanity: Death of a Child. Peculiar delusions or way in which Insanity manifested: Always naming the Child she has lost, stopping people in the street, questioning them as to their name and abode, turns everything in the house upside down. Disposed to suicide or self-injury: If opposed says she will cut her throat or hang herself. Dangerous to other patients: Not in the least. Bodily health: before Insanity: Good; at present: Quite so. Memory perfect: Yes. Temper and disposition prior to Insanity: Affectionate and liberal. Habits of Life, Sober, Temperate: Perfectly so. Relatives similarly afflicted: Yes. Her Mother committed suicide through the conduct of a Daughter. Her father was killed by accident, their circumstances depressed her. Education: Plain. Can read and write: Yes. Religious persuasion: Protestant – Church of England. Statement of Medical Attendant: Margate 22 Aug 1844. Dr Doctor / I understand Elizth Sackett was under your care about 12 yrs since, at that time the Insanity followed her confinement, now there is no apparent cause, the first attack (about 2 months since) was attended with severe pains in the head, probably some inflammatory ..tism as it gave way to Leeches, Blisters & Purgations, but the disease still exists with short rational intervals. I am Dear Doctor, your ... servant, Wm Case.
Discharged: 1845 Jan 24th. Well. E T Monro."
"Admitted 1845, 13 March. [Previous] 24 Jany 1845. Elizabeth Sackett, St Johns, Thanet, Kent, 39. Securities: James Sisley (builder) 3 King Street; James Scott (grocer), 2 Bridge Street, Margate, Kent."
"Elizth Sackett, 40, admitted March 13th 1845, born Elam or Lyminge, Kent, Baker's Wife, 21 King St, Margate. Had two children, both dead. Previous attacks: Two, the first about 12 or 13 years back. Present attack commenced on her return home a few weeks ago. Confined in Lunatic Asylum: Yes, Bethlem Hospital, from 21 Aug 44 to 24 Jan 45, five months. Supposed cause of Insanity: At first from the loss of her child. The present from the fear of embarrassment in circumstances. Peculiar delusions or way Insanity manifested: In constant talking & hollering, tearing her hair out of her head, destroying her clothes, wringing her hands, & fancying people are coming to take her away. Disposed to suicide or self injury: Talks of hanging, has asked her husband sometimes to destroy her. Dangerous to others: No. Bodily health: before insanity commenced: Good; at present: Good. Memory impaired: Yes. Temper and disposition prior to Insanity: Always good disposition. Habits: Sober & temperate. Relatives similarly afflicted: Yes. Her Mother hung herself. Education: Plain. Read & write: Yes. Religious persuasion: Dissenter, Wesleyan. Statement of Medical Attendant: I am sorry to return your old patient (Mrs Sackett) so soon. Her health is I think tolerably good, but her mind is now much in the same as when she first left home, except that her recollection is not so good. I do not think she has any chance of getting better at home. Wm Case. Margate, 6th March 1845. To Dr Monro.
Discharged: Uncured 5 June 46, E T Monro."
| Sackett line | 6th great-grandson of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 1st cousin 6 times removed of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Notes & Citations
- Baptisms Register, St Peter in Thanet, Kent (Society of Genealogists), "4 October 1807 Richard Henry s. Henry & Elizabeth Sackett, b. 3 September."
- Census.
- General Register Office, Online Index to Deaths, "Sep qtr 1879. Sackett, Richard Henry, 71. Thanet."
- Letters of administration of the estate of Richard Henry Sackett of 75 King Street, Margate, granted at Probate Registry, Canterbury, 2 September 1879 (Somerset House Indexes), "Richard Henry Sackett, 75 King Street, Margate, baker & confectioner, died 12 August 1879 at home. Administration granted Canterbury 2 September 1879 (personal estate under £100) to Benj. Watton Sackett, 63 Addington Road, Ramsgate, gent, brother, one of next of kin."
- Marriages Register, St George, Ramsgate, Kent, "23 November 1830 Richard Sackett, bachelor of this parish, & Elizabeth Dadd, widow of St John. Witnesses: F G Smith, John Dadd."
- Burials Register, Zion Chapel, Margate, Kent, "15 August 1879 Richard Henry Sackett, 71 years."
- General Register Office, Online Index to Deaths, "Mar qtr 1875. Sackett, Elizabeth, 69. Maidstone."
- "London, Bethlem Hospital patient admission registers and casebooks 1683–1932" (Findmypast image), Elizabeth Sackett patient records.
- 1841 England census, King Street, St John, Margate, Kent
Richard Sackett, 30, baker, b. Kent
Elizth Sackett, 35, b. Kent
Emma Sackett, 9, b. Kent
Frances Marsh, 20, FS, b. Kent
Charles Robinson, 20, MS, b. Kent
Edward Cladish?, 15, baker's ap, b. Kent
Entries for Richard Sackett & Elizth Sackett: HO107; Piece 468; Book: 4; Civil Parish: St John The Baptist Margate; County: Kent; Enumeration District: 11; Folio: 26; Page: 9; Lines: 24/25; GSU roll: 306863.
Entries from Emma Sackett to Edward Cladish?: HO107; Piece 468; Book: 4; Civil Parish: St John The Baptist Margate; County: Kent; Enumeration District: 11; Folio: 26; Page: 11; Line: 1/4; GSU roll: 306863.
[Note: The enumerator skipped a page in error with the result that Emma Sackett's entry on the first line of page 11 (it should be on page 10) appears to place her wrongly in the family of Thomas & Martha Sackett.] - 1851 England census, 21 King St., St. Johns, Margate, Kent
Richard Henry Sackett, head, married, 43, baker, empl. 1 man, b. Kent, St. Peters
Elizabeth Sackett, wife, 45, b. Kent, Elham
John Thomas Rogers, serv., unmarried, 18, b. Kent, Margate
HO107/1629/f367. - "UK, Poll Books and Electoral Registers, 1538-1893" (Ancestry image), Ramsgate District, 1852, "3878, Sackett, Richard Henry, 21 King street."
- 1861 England census, RG9/?
21 King Street, Margate, Kent
Richard Sackett, head, married, 52, baker empl. 1 man, b. St Peter's, Kent
Elizabeth Sackett, wife, 55, b. Elham, Kent. - 1871 England census, RG10/992/f91v
75 King Street, Margate, Kent
Richard H Sackett, head, married, 63, baker, b. St Peter's, Kent
Elizabeth Sackett, wife, 65, b. Elham, Kent
Sarah A Hickson, serv., unm., 17, servant, b. Margate, Kent. - Will of Benjamin Watten Sackett of Ramsgate, Kent, 1881?, proved at Canterbury, 5 December 1881 (Somerset House Indexes).
| Charts | Line 3 (English) |
| Generation.Tree | O.3 |
| Last Edited | 10 May 2025 |
| Research Status | Completed |
William Watton Sackett
| Father | Henry Sackett (1774-1862) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Sackett (1778-1861) |
William Watton Sackett, son of Henry Sackett and Elizabeth Sackett, was born on 22 February 1810 and baptized at St Peter in Thanet, KentG, on 15 April 1810.1 He died in infancy2 and was buried there on 13 January 1811.2
| Sackett line | 6th great-grandson of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 1st cousin 6 times removed of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Notes & Citations
- Baptisms Register, St Peter in Thanet, Kent (Society of Genealogists), "15 April 1810 William Watton s. Henry & Elizabeth Sackett, b. 22 February."
- Burials Register, St Peter in Thanet, Kent (Tyler transcripts, Society of Genealogists), "13 January 1811 William Sackett, infant."
| Charts | Line 3 (English) |
| Generation.Tree | O.3 |
| Last Edited | 8 Apr 2025 |
| Research Status | Completed |
Daniel Watton Sackett
| Father | Henry Sackett (1774-1862) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Sackett (1778-1861) |
Daniel Watton Sackett, son of Henry Sackett and Elizabeth Sackett, was born on 27 May 1812 and baptized at St Peter in Thanet, KentG, on 28 June 1812.1 No further record has been found. He may have died young.
| Sackett line | 6th great-grandson of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 1st cousin 6 times removed of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Notes & Citations
- Baptisms Register, St Peter in Thanet, Kent (Society of Genealogists), "28 June 1812 Daniel Watton s. Henry & Elizabeth Sackett, sawyer, b. 27 May."
| Charts | Line 3 (English) |
| Generation.Tree | O.3 |
| Last Edited | 8 Apr 2025 |
| Research Status | Completed |
Phoebe Sackett
| Father | Henry Sackett (1774-1862) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Sackett (1778-1861) |
Phoebe Sackett
(1814–1889)
(Src: Helen Jeffries)
(1814–1889)
(Src: Helen Jeffries)
Phoebe Sackett, daughter of Henry Sackett and Elizabeth Sackett, was born in St Peter in Thanet, KentG, in 18141 and baptized there on 27 March 1814.2 She died aged 75 at 16 Guildford Lawn, Ramsgate, KentG, on 29 May 1889.3,4 She married at St George's Church, RamsgateG, on 17 January 1835, John Hogbin, son of Henry Hogbin and Sarah ___.5,6 John was born in St Lawrence in Thanet, KentG, on 24 October 18117 and died aged 71 in RamsgateG on 25 November 1882.7
In 1841 Phoebe was living at Hardres Street, RamsgateG, in the household of her husband John, 30+, a blacksmith, and was recorded in the census as Phoebe Hogben, aged 25+ and born in Kent. Living with them were their children, John, 4, Mercy, 3, and Daniel, aged two months.8
In 1851 she was living at 15 Hardres Street, RamsgateG, in the household of her husband John, 40, a journeyman smith, and was recorded as Phebe Hogbin, aged 38 and born in St Peters. Living with them were their children, John, 14, Mercy, 13, Daniel, 8, Mary Ann, 6, and Emma, aged three.9
In 1861 she was living at 19 Plains of Waterloo, RamsgateG, in the household of her husband John, 50, a blacksmith, and was recorded as Phebe Hogbin, aged 48 and born in St Peter's. Living with them were their children, Mercy, 23, Daniel, 18, Mary, 16, and Emma, aged 13. Also in the household was a female boarder.10
In 1871 she was living at 56 Plains of Waterloo, RamsgateG, in the household of her husband John, 60, a blacksmith, and was recorded as Phoebe Hogbin, aged 57 and born in St Lawrence. Living with them was their unmarried daughter Mary, 26. Also in the household were three male boarders.11
In 1881 she was living at 56 Plains of Waterloo, RamsgateG, in the household of her husband John, 70, a smith, and was recorded as Phebe Hogbin, aged 67 and born in St Lawrence. Living with them were their granchildren, Frederick, 17, and Minnie, 15, children of Phoebe's son Daniel. Also in the household was a visitor, Emma Maitland, unmarried, 61.12
Phoebe was named as a beneficiary in her brother Benjamin's will made in RamsgateG on 5 December 1881. The value of his estate was some £6,700. He had no children, and his wife, who was to have been the main beneficiary of the will, had predeceased him, as also had his brother Richard. Codicils to the will re-divided the estate, with Phoebe becoming the main beneficiary.13
Phoebe left a will which was proved on 20 July 1889 by her son John. Her estate was valued at £3,043.4
In 1841 Phoebe was living at Hardres Street, RamsgateG, in the household of her husband John, 30+, a blacksmith, and was recorded in the census as Phoebe Hogben, aged 25+ and born in Kent. Living with them were their children, John, 4, Mercy, 3, and Daniel, aged two months.8
In 1851 she was living at 15 Hardres Street, RamsgateG, in the household of her husband John, 40, a journeyman smith, and was recorded as Phebe Hogbin, aged 38 and born in St Peters. Living with them were their children, John, 14, Mercy, 13, Daniel, 8, Mary Ann, 6, and Emma, aged three.9
In 1861 she was living at 19 Plains of Waterloo, RamsgateG, in the household of her husband John, 50, a blacksmith, and was recorded as Phebe Hogbin, aged 48 and born in St Peter's. Living with them were their children, Mercy, 23, Daniel, 18, Mary, 16, and Emma, aged 13. Also in the household was a female boarder.10
In 1871 she was living at 56 Plains of Waterloo, RamsgateG, in the household of her husband John, 60, a blacksmith, and was recorded as Phoebe Hogbin, aged 57 and born in St Lawrence. Living with them was their unmarried daughter Mary, 26. Also in the household were three male boarders.11
In 1881 she was living at 56 Plains of Waterloo, RamsgateG, in the household of her husband John, 70, a smith, and was recorded as Phebe Hogbin, aged 67 and born in St Lawrence. Living with them were their granchildren, Frederick, 17, and Minnie, 15, children of Phoebe's son Daniel. Also in the household was a visitor, Emma Maitland, unmarried, 61.12
Phoebe was named as a beneficiary in her brother Benjamin's will made in RamsgateG on 5 December 1881. The value of his estate was some £6,700. He had no children, and his wife, who was to have been the main beneficiary of the will, had predeceased him, as also had his brother Richard. Codicils to the will re-divided the estate, with Phoebe becoming the main beneficiary.13
Phoebe left a will which was proved on 20 July 1889 by her son John. Her estate was valued at £3,043.4
Children of Phoebe Sackett and John Hogbin
- John Hogbin+ b. 1836, d. 6 Aug 1913
- Mercy Hogbin+14 b. 1838, d. 1921
- Daniel Sackett Hogbin b. 1841, d. 1842
- Daniel Sackett Hogbin+14 b. 1843
- Mary Ann Hogbin+14 b. 1845, d. 1928
- Emma Hogbin+ b. 1847, d. 10 Jan 1934
| Sackett line | 6th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 1st cousin 6 times removed of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Notes & Citations
- Census.
- Baptisms Register, St Peter in Thanet, Kent (Society of Genealogists), "27 March 1814 Phoebe d. Henry & Elizabeth Sackett, sawyer."
- "England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837–1915" (Ancestry transcript), "Jun qtr 1889. Hogbin, Phobe?, 75. Thanet. 2a:495."
- "England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills & Administrations), 1858–1995" (Ancestry image), "Hogbin Phoebe. 20 July 1889. The Will with a Codicil of Phoebe Hogbin late of 16 Guildford-lawn Ramsgate in the County of Kent Widow who died 29 May 1889 at 16 Guildford-lawn was proved at Canterbury by John Hogbin of Victoria House Herne Bay in the said County Auctioneer the Son Owen Fisher Daniel of 1 Effingham-street Ramsgate Solicitor and William Stanton of Wellington Villa Folkestone-road Dover in the said County Clerk in the Trinity House the Executors. Personal Estate £3,043 5s. 1d."
- Marriages Register, St George, Ramsgate, Kent, "17 January 1835 John Hogbin, bachelor, of this parish, & Phoebe Sackett, spinster, of this parish. Witnesses: William Hogbin, J W Cull."
- Helen Jeffries, "Jeffries Family Tree", Ancestry.com.
- Email from Linda Bowditch to Chris Sackett, 28 May 2002.
- 1841 England census, HO107, piece 469, book 2, folio 4, p. 1
Hardres Street, Ramsgate, Kent
John Hogben, 30+, blacksmith, b. Kent
Phoebe Hogben, 25+, b. Kent
John Hogben, 4, b. Kent
Mercy Hogben, 3, b. Kent
Daniel Hogben, 2 months, b. Kent. - 1851 England census, HO107, piece 1630, folio 294, p. 10
15 Hardres Street, Ramsgate, Kent
John Hogbin, head, married, 40, general working smith (journeyman), b. Kent, St Lawrence
Phebe Hogbin, wife, 38, b. Kent, St Peters
John Hogbin, son, 14, smith's son, b. Kent, St John's
Mercy Hogbin, dau, 13, scholar, b. Kent, St John's
Daniel Sackett Hogbin, son, 8, scholar, b. Kent, Ramsgate
Mary Ann Hogbin, dau, 6, scholar, b. Kent, Ramsgate
Emma Hogbin, dau, 3, scholar, b. Kent, Ramsgate. - 1861 England census, RG 9, piece 536, folio 81, p. 1
19 Plains of Waterloo, Ramsgate, Kent
John Hogbin, head, married, 50, blacksmith, b. St Lawrence, Kent
Phebe Hogbin, wife, 48, b. St Peters, Kent
Mercy Hogbin, dau, unm, 23, b. Margate, Kent
Daniel Hogbin, son, unm, 18, carpenter, b. Ramsgate, Kent
Mary A Hogbin, dau, 16, dress maker, b. Ramsgate, Kent
Emma Hogbin, dau, 13, scholar, b. Ramsgate, Kent
Mary Page, boarder, unm, 74, no occupation, b. Guildford, Surrey. - 1871 England census, RG10, piece 995, folio 30, p. 9
56, Plains of Waterloo, Ramsgate, Kent
John Hogbin, head, married, 60, blacksmith (one apprentice), b. Kent, St Lawrence
Phoebe Hogbin, wife, 57, b. Kent, St Lawrence
Mary A Hogbin, dau, unm, 26, general servant at home, b. Kent, St Lawrence
John E Maitland, boarder, unm, 20, chemist, b. London
Pelham Maitland, boarder, unm, 19, law student, b. London
Alfred D Maitland, boarder, 15, scholar, b. London. - 1881 England census, RG11, piece 988, folio 29, p. 11
56 Plains of Waterloo, Ramsgate, Kent
John Hogbin, head, married, 70, ship smith, b. St Lawrence
Phebe Hogbin, wife, 67, b. St Johns, Margate [struck through & "do" written, i.e. St Lawrence]
Frederick Hogbin, gson, 17, servant [overwritten, obscured], b. Margate
Minnie C Hogbin, gdau, 15, housemaid at home [struck through & "nil" written], b. Margate
Emma Maitland, visitor, unm, 61, no occ, b. Brentford. - Will of Benjamin Watten Sackett of Ramsgate, Kent, 1881?, proved at Canterbury, 5 December 1881 (Somerset House Indexes).
- Email from Linda Bowditch to Chris Sackett, 28 May 2002.
| Charts | Line 3 (English) Phoebe Sackett descendant chart |
| Generation.Tree | O.3 |
| Last Edited | 7 Apr 2025 |
| Research Status | Partly researched |
David Joseph Sackett
| Father | Henry Sackett (1774-1862) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Sackett (1778-1861) |
David Joseph Sackett, market gardener, son of Henry Sackett and Elizabeth Sackett, was baptized at St Peter in Thanet, KentG, on 2 July 1815.1 He died aged 86 in ThanetG,2 and was buried at St Peter in ThanetG on 24 March 1902.9 He married first in ThanetG in 1848, Margaret Nichols.3,4 She was born about 1818.10 She died aged 53 and was buried at St Peter in ThanetG on 21 January 1871.11 He married second at St Lawrence in ThanetG on 27 May 1872, Hannah Eliza Hammond.5,6 Hannah was born about 1828.12 She died at NorthwoodG on 2 November 188513,14 and was buried at St Peter in ThanetG on 9 November 1885.15 He married third in ThanetG in 1886, Louisa Matilda Petty.7,8 She was born in Stepney, LondonG, about 1837.16
In 1841 David was living at NorthwoodG in the household of his parents Henry and Elizabeth, and was recorded in the census as David Sackett, aged 24 and born in Kent.17
In 1861 David was living in the Hamlet of NorthwoodG in the household of his parents Henry and Elizabeth, and was recorded in the census as David Sackett, aged 45, and born in St Peter's. Living with him was his wife Margaret, aged 44 and born in Harbledown, Kent.18
In 1871 he was living at 2 Northwood Lane, St Lawrence in ThanetG, and was recorded as David Sackett, a market gardener, head of household, a widower, aged 55, and born in St Peter's. Also in the household was a boarder, William Nichols.19
In 1881 he was living at 3 Northwood, St Lawrence in Thanet, KentG, and was recorded as David J Sackett, market gardener, head of household, married, aged 65, and born at Northwood, Kent. Living with him was his wife Hannah, an annuitant, aged 53, born at Sandwich, Kent.20
David was named as a beneficiary in his brother Benjamin's will made in RamsgateG on 5 December 1881.21
David's second wife Hannah's will, made at Northwood, St Lawrence, was proved at Canterbury on 24 December 1885 by her brother Robert Hammond and sister Charlotte Lundy. Her personal estate was valued at £208.13
In 1891 David was living at Northwood Farm, St Lawrence in Thanet, KentG, and was recorded in the census as David J Sackett, a market gardener, head of household, married, aged 75, and born in Northwood. Living with him was his third wife Louisa, aged 57, and born in London.22
In 1921 Louisa, a widow, aged 83, was living at 37 Barclay Road, Leyton, LondonG.23
In 1841 David was living at NorthwoodG in the household of his parents Henry and Elizabeth, and was recorded in the census as David Sackett, aged 24 and born in Kent.17
In 1861 David was living in the Hamlet of NorthwoodG in the household of his parents Henry and Elizabeth, and was recorded in the census as David Sackett, aged 45, and born in St Peter's. Living with him was his wife Margaret, aged 44 and born in Harbledown, Kent.18
In 1871 he was living at 2 Northwood Lane, St Lawrence in ThanetG, and was recorded as David Sackett, a market gardener, head of household, a widower, aged 55, and born in St Peter's. Also in the household was a boarder, William Nichols.19
In 1881 he was living at 3 Northwood, St Lawrence in Thanet, KentG, and was recorded as David J Sackett, market gardener, head of household, married, aged 65, and born at Northwood, Kent. Living with him was his wife Hannah, an annuitant, aged 53, born at Sandwich, Kent.20
David was named as a beneficiary in his brother Benjamin's will made in RamsgateG on 5 December 1881.21
David's second wife Hannah's will, made at Northwood, St Lawrence, was proved at Canterbury on 24 December 1885 by her brother Robert Hammond and sister Charlotte Lundy. Her personal estate was valued at £208.13
In 1891 David was living at Northwood Farm, St Lawrence in Thanet, KentG, and was recorded in the census as David J Sackett, a market gardener, head of household, married, aged 75, and born in Northwood. Living with him was his third wife Louisa, aged 57, and born in London.22
In 1921 Louisa, a widow, aged 83, was living at 37 Barclay Road, Leyton, LondonG.23
| Sackett line | 6th great-grandson of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 1st cousin 6 times removed of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Notes & Citations
- Baptisms Register, St Peter in Thanet, Kent (Society of Genealogists), "2 July 1815 David Joseph s. Henry & Elizabeth Sackett, sawyer."
- General Register Office, Online Index to Deaths, "Mar qtr 1902. Sackett, David Joseph, 86. Thanet."
- General Register Office, Online Index to Marriages, "Jun qtr 1848. Sackett, David. Thanet. 5:605."
- General Register Office, Online Index to Marriages, "Jun qtr 1848. Nichols, Margaret. Thanet. 5:605."
- Marriages Register, St Lawrence in Thanet, Kent (Tyler transcripts; Society of Genealogists), "27 May 1872 David Joseph Sackett, 56, widower, market gardener, of St Lawrence, Hannah Eliza Hammond, 44, spinster, of St George, Ramsgate. Banns. Both signed. Fathers: Henry Sackett, sawyer; Richard Hammond, gardener. Witnesses: Robert Martin Hammond, Mary Ann Hogbin."
- General Register Office, Online Index to Marriages, "Jun qtr 1872. Sackett, David Joseph. Thanet."
- General Register Office, Online Index to Marriages, "Sep qtr 1886. Sackett, David Joseph. Thanet. 2a:1353."
- General Register Office, Online Index to Marriages, "Sep qtr 1886. Petty, Louisa Matilda. Thanet. 2a:1353."
- Burials Register, St Peter in Thanet, Kent, "24 March 1902 David Joseph Sackett, Northwood, St Lawrence, 86 years."
- Birth date based on age at death.
- Burials Register, St Peter in Thanet, Kent, "21 January 1871 Margaret Sackett, Northwood, 53 years."
- Birth date based on age at death and as recorded in 1881 census.
- Will of Hannah Eliza Sackett of Northwood, St Lawrence, Kent, 1885?, proved at Canterbury, 24 December 1885 (Somerset House Indexes), "Hannah Eliza Sackett, wife of David Joseph Sackett, Northwood, St Lawrence, died 2 November 1885 at Northwood. Will proved Canterbury 24 December 1885. £208 16s 8d. Probate under certain limitations. Executors: Robert Marten Hammond, Belle Nursery, Eastry, nurseryman, brother; & Charlotte Lundy, 43 Tideswell Road, Eastbourne, Sussex, widow, sister."
- General Register Office, Online Index to Deaths, "Dec qtr 1885. Sackett, Hannah Eliza, 57. Thanet."
- Burials Register, St Peter in Thanet, Kent, "9 November 1885 Hannah Eliza Sackett, Northwood, 57 years."
- Census.
- 1841 England census, Northwood, St Lawrence, Kent
Henry Sackett, 67, sawyer, b. Kent
Elizabeth Sackett, 62, b. Kent
David Sackett, 24, b. Kent
Rebecca Sackett, 22, b. Kent
James Sackett, 20, b. Kent
HO107; Piece 467; Book: 16; Civil Parish: St Lawrence; County: Kent; Enumeration District: 17; Folio: 9; Page: 9; Line: 5; GSU roll: 306862. - 1861 England census, RG9/538/f53v
Hamlet of Northwood, St Lawrence, Kent
Henry Sackett, head, married, 86, gardener, b. Margate, Kent
Elizabeth Sackett, wife, 84, b. St Peter's, Kent
David Sackett, son, married, 45, b. St Peter's
Margarett Sackett, dau-in-law, 44, b. Harbledown, Kent. - 1871 England census, RG10/997/f73v
2 Northwood La., St Lawrence, Kent
David Sackett, head, widower, 55, market gardener, b. St Peter's
William Nichols, boarder, unm., 62, labourer, b. Harbledown, Kent. - 1881 England census, FHL 1341235, PRO RG11/0990/68/36(3)
St Lawrence, Kent
3 Northwood
David J. SACKETT, head, married, 65, b. Northwood, Kent, market gardener
Hannah E. SACKETT, wife, 53, b. Sandwich, Kent, annuitant. - Will of Benjamin Watten Sackett of Ramsgate, Kent, 1881?, proved at Canterbury, 5 December 1881 (Somerset House Indexes).
- 1891 England census, RG12/732/f133[1]
Northwood Farm, St Lawrence, Kent
David J Sackett, head, married, 75, market gardener, b. Northwood
Louisa M Sackett, wife, 57, b. London. - 1921 England census, 37 Barclay Road, Leyton, London
2 rooms
Louisa Matilda Sackett, 83y 11m, widowed, b. Stepney, London.
| Charts | Line 3 (English) |
| Generation.Tree | O.3 |
| Last Edited | 7 Apr 2025 |
| Research Status | Partly researched |
Rebecca Watton Sackett
| Father | Henry Sackett (1774-1862) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Sackett (1778-1861) |
Rebecca Watton Sackett, daughter of Henry Sackett and Elizabeth Sackett, was born in St Peter in Thanet, KentG, in 18171 and baptized there on 4 May 1817.2 She died aged 65 in Margate, KentG, on 3 September 1882.3,4 She married in Canterbury, KentG, in 1856, David Warren, son of Thomas Warren and Ann ___, and widower of her sister Mary Ann.5 David was born in Margate, KentG,1 and baptized at St Peter in ThanetG on 1 March 1810.6 He died in ThanetG in 1884.7
In 1841 Rebecca was living at Northwood, St Lawrence in Thanet, KentG, in the household of her parents Henry and Elizabeth, and was recorded in the census as Rebecca Sackett, aged 22 and born in Kent.8
In 1851 she was living in the Hamlet of Northwood, St Lawrence in Thanet, KentG, in the household of her parents Henry and Elizabeth, and was recorded as Rebecca Sackett, unmarried, aged 33 and born in St Peter's.9
In 1861 she was living at 12 St John's Place, Margate, KentG, in the household of her husband David, 51, a brickmaker, and was recorded as Rebecca Warren, aged 44.10
In 1871 she was living at 14 Vicarage Place, MargateG, in the household of her husband David, 61, a brickmaker employing twelve men, and was recorded as Rebecca Warren, aged 54. There was also a female servant in the household.11
In 1881 she was living at 14 Vicarage Place, MargateG, in the household of her husband David, 71, a brickmaker, and was recorded as Rebecca Warren, aged 64. There was also a female servant in the household.12
Administration of Rebecca's estate was granted in CanterburyG on 11 October 1882 to her husband David. Her personal estate was valued at £388.4
In 1841 Rebecca was living at Northwood, St Lawrence in Thanet, KentG, in the household of her parents Henry and Elizabeth, and was recorded in the census as Rebecca Sackett, aged 22 and born in Kent.8
In 1851 she was living in the Hamlet of Northwood, St Lawrence in Thanet, KentG, in the household of her parents Henry and Elizabeth, and was recorded as Rebecca Sackett, unmarried, aged 33 and born in St Peter's.9
In 1861 she was living at 12 St John's Place, Margate, KentG, in the household of her husband David, 51, a brickmaker, and was recorded as Rebecca Warren, aged 44.10
In 1871 she was living at 14 Vicarage Place, MargateG, in the household of her husband David, 61, a brickmaker employing twelve men, and was recorded as Rebecca Warren, aged 54. There was also a female servant in the household.11
In 1881 she was living at 14 Vicarage Place, MargateG, in the household of her husband David, 71, a brickmaker, and was recorded as Rebecca Warren, aged 64. There was also a female servant in the household.12
Administration of Rebecca's estate was granted in CanterburyG on 11 October 1882 to her husband David. Her personal estate was valued at £388.4
| Sackett line | 6th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 1st cousin 6 times removed of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Notes & Citations
- Census.
- Baptisms Register, St Peter in Thanet, Kent (Society of Genealogists), "4 May 1817 Rebecca d. Henry & Elizabeth Sackett, Custom House officer/labourer."
- "England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837–1915" (Ancestry transcript), "Sep qtr 1882. Warren, Rebecca Wotton, 66. Thanet. 2a:465."
- "England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills & Administrations), 1858–1995" (Ancestry image), "Warren Rebecca Watton. Personal estate £388. 11 October [1882]. Administration of the Personal Estate of Rebecca Watton Warren (Wife of David Warren) late of 14 Vicarage-place Margate in the Isle of Thanet in the County of Kent who died 3 September 1882 at 14 Vicarage-place was granted at Canterbury to the said David Warren of Northwood in the Parish of St. Lawrence Isle of Thanet Brickmaker."
- "England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index" (Ancestry transcript), "Jun qtr 1856. Sackett, Rebecca. Canterbury. 2a:777."; "Jun qtr 1856. Warren, David. Canterbury. 2a:777."
- "England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538–1975" (Ancestry transcript), Baptisms Register, St. Peter, Thanet, Kent, "1 Mar 1810, David Warren, father Thos. Warren, mother Ann."
- "England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837–1915", "Jun qtr 1884. Warren, David, 74. Thanet. 2a:525."
- 1841 England census, Northwood, St Lawrence, Kent
Henry Sackett, 67, sawyer, b. Kent
Elizabeth Sackett, 62, b. Kent
David Sackett, 24, b. Kent
Rebecca Sackett, 22, b. Kent
James Sackett, 20, b. Kent
HO107; Piece 467; Book: 16; Civil Parish: St Lawrence; County: Kent; Enumeration District: 17; Folio: 9; Page: 9; Line: 5; GSU roll: 306862. - 1851 England census, Hamlet of Northwood, St. Lawrence, Kent
Henry Sackett, head, married, 77, ag. lab., b. Kent, Margate
Elizabeth Sackett, wife, 73, b. Kent, St. Peters
Rebecca Sackett, dau, unmarried, 33, b. Kent, St. Peters
HO107/1630/f196v. - 1861 England census, RG 9, piece 535, folio 114, p. 24, GSU roll 542657
12 St John's Place, St John, Margate, Kent
David Warren, head, 51, brick maker, b. Margate
Rebecca Warren, wife, 44, b. Margate
George Warren, son, 31, brick maker, b. Margate
Henry Warren, son, 17, brick maker, b. Margate. - 1871 England census, RG10, piece 991, folio 68, p. 27, GSU roll 838723
14 Vicarage Place, Margate, Kent
Daniel [sic] Warren, head, 61, brickmaker (employs 12 men), b. Margate
Rebecca Warren, wife, 54, b. St Peter, Kent
Mary Hedgcock, servant, 26, b. Dover, Kent. - 1881 England census, RG11, piece 984, folio 113, p. 4, GSU roll 1341234
14 Vicarage Place, Margate St John Baptist, Kent
David Warren, head, 71, brickmaker, b. Margate
Rebecca Warren, wife, 64, b. St Lawrence, Kent
Sarah Gilbert, servant, 21, general servant, b. Margate.
| Charts | Line 3 (English) |
| Generation.Tree | O.3 |
| Last Edited | 10 Apr 2025 |
| Research Status | Partly researched |
James John Sackett
| Father | Henry Sackett (1774-1862) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Sackett (1778-1861) |
James John Sackett, sawyer, agricultural labourer, and lay preacher, son of Henry Sackett and Elizabeth Sackett, was baptized at St Peter in Thanet, KentG, on 16 April 1820.1 He died aged 94 in ThanetG in 19142 and was buried at St Peter in ThanetG on 23 February 1914.5 (A note among the papers of Jabez Sackett (1840-1925) records that "Mr John James Sackett (94), the oldest Methodist lay preacher in Kent, lived all his life at Myrtle Cottage, Thanet, the house in which he was born, and in which he has died. He had slept under another roof only twice in all that time.") James married at St Lawrence in ThanetG on 15 May 1849, Sarah Ann Brice Hogbin.3,4 She was born in 1817.6 She died aged 74 in Northwood, St Lawrence in ThanetG, on 21 July 18917,8,9 and was buried at St Peter in ThanetG on 24 July 1891.9
In 1841 James was living at Northwood, St Lawrence in Thanet, KentG, in the household of his parents Henry and Elizabeth, and was recorded in the census as James Sackett, aged 20 and born in Kent.10
In 1851 he was living in the Hamlet of Northwood, St Lawrence in ThanetG, and was recorded as James J Sackett, a sawyer, head of household, married, aged 30, and born at St Lawrence. Living with him was his wife Sarah, aged 33, and also born at St Lawrence.11
James was listed as a voter in the Ramsgate District in 1852. He was living at NorthwoodG.12
In 1861 he was living at Hamlet of NorthwoodG and was recorded as James Sackett, a wood sawyer, head of household, married, aged 42, and born at St Lawrence. Living with him were his wife Sarah, aged 43, and born at St Lawrence, and an 84-year-old lodger, John Vinter.13
In 1871 he was living at 3 Northwood Lane, St Lawrence in ThanetG, and was recorded as James Sackett, a wood sawyer, head of household, married, aged 52, and born in St Lawrence. Living with him was his wife Sarah Sackett, aged 52, and also born in St Lawrence.14
In 1881 he was living at 2 Northwood, St Lawrence in ThanetG, and was recorded as James Sackett, an agricultural labourer, head of household, married, aged 62, and born at St Lawrence. Living with him was his wife Sarah, aged 63, and born at St Lawrence.15
James was named as a beneficiary in his brother Benjamin's will made in RamsgateG on 5 December 1881.16
In 1891 he was living at Northwood Farm, St Lawrence in ThanetG, and was recorded as James Sackett, an agricultural labourer, head of household, married, aged 70, and born in St Lawrence. Living with him was his wife Sarah, aged 73, and born in Colswood.17 [in St Lawrence]
James was appointed administrator of the estate of his wife Sarah by letters of administration granted in the Probate Registry, Canterbury, on 25 August 1891. Sarah's estate was valued at £189.8
In 1841 James was living at Northwood, St Lawrence in Thanet, KentG, in the household of his parents Henry and Elizabeth, and was recorded in the census as James Sackett, aged 20 and born in Kent.10
In 1851 he was living in the Hamlet of Northwood, St Lawrence in ThanetG, and was recorded as James J Sackett, a sawyer, head of household, married, aged 30, and born at St Lawrence. Living with him was his wife Sarah, aged 33, and also born at St Lawrence.11
James was listed as a voter in the Ramsgate District in 1852. He was living at NorthwoodG.12
In 1861 he was living at Hamlet of NorthwoodG and was recorded as James Sackett, a wood sawyer, head of household, married, aged 42, and born at St Lawrence. Living with him were his wife Sarah, aged 43, and born at St Lawrence, and an 84-year-old lodger, John Vinter.13
In 1871 he was living at 3 Northwood Lane, St Lawrence in ThanetG, and was recorded as James Sackett, a wood sawyer, head of household, married, aged 52, and born in St Lawrence. Living with him was his wife Sarah Sackett, aged 52, and also born in St Lawrence.14
In 1881 he was living at 2 Northwood, St Lawrence in ThanetG, and was recorded as James Sackett, an agricultural labourer, head of household, married, aged 62, and born at St Lawrence. Living with him was his wife Sarah, aged 63, and born at St Lawrence.15
James was named as a beneficiary in his brother Benjamin's will made in RamsgateG on 5 December 1881.16
In 1891 he was living at Northwood Farm, St Lawrence in ThanetG, and was recorded as James Sackett, an agricultural labourer, head of household, married, aged 70, and born in St Lawrence. Living with him was his wife Sarah, aged 73, and born in Colswood.17 [in St Lawrence]
James was appointed administrator of the estate of his wife Sarah by letters of administration granted in the Probate Registry, Canterbury, on 25 August 1891. Sarah's estate was valued at £189.8
| Appears in | Sackett snippets |
| Sackett line | 6th great-grandson of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 1st cousin 6 times removed of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Notes & Citations
- Baptisms Register, St Peter in Thanet, Kent (Society of Genealogists), "16 April 1820 James John s. Henry & Elizabeth Sackett, sawyer."
- General Register Office, Online Index to Deaths, "Mar qtr 1914. Sackett, James J, 94. Thanet."
- Marriages Register, St Lawrence in Thanet, Kent (Tyler transcripts; Society of Genealogists), "15 May 1849 James John Sackett, full age, bachelor, sawyer, of Northwood, father Henry Sackett, sawyer, & Sarah Ann Brice Hogbin, full age, spinster, of Coleswood, father William Hogbin, labourer. Banns. Witnesses: William Morgan, Elizabeth Hogbin."
- General Register Office, Online Index to Marriages, "Jun qtr 1849. Sackett, James John. Thanet."
- Burials Register, St Peter in Thanet, Kent, "23 February 1914 James John Sackett, Myrtle Cottages, Northwood, 94 years."
- Date of birth based on age at death.
- General Register Office, Online Index to Deaths, "Sep qtr 1891. Sackett, Sarah Ann, 74. Thanet."
- Letters of administration of the estate of Sarah Ann Brice Sackett of Northwood, St Lawrence, Kent, granted at Canterbury, 25 August 1891 (Somerset House Indexes), "Sarah Ann Brice Sackett, wife of James John Sackett, Northwood, St Lawrence, died 21 July 1891 at Northwood. Administration granted Canterbury 25 August 1891 (£189 18s 3d) to James John Sackett, Northwood, gardener."
- Burials Register, St Peter in Thanet, Kent, "24 July 1891 Sarah Ann Sackett, Northwood, St Lawrence, 74 years."
- 1841 England census, Northwood, St Lawrence, Kent
Henry Sackett, 67, sawyer, b. Kent
Elizabeth Sackett, 62, b. Kent
David Sackett, 24, b. Kent
Rebecca Sackett, 22, b. Kent
James Sackett, 20, b. Kent
HO107; Piece 467; Book: 16; Civil Parish: St Lawrence; County: Kent; Enumeration District: 17; Folio: 9; Page: 9; Line: 5; GSU roll: 306862. - 1851 England census, Hamlet of Northwood, St. Lawrence, Kent
James J. Sackett, head, married, 30, sawyer, b. Kent, St. Lawrence
Sarah A. Sackett, wife, 33, b. Kent, St. Lawrence
HO107/1630/f196v(2). - "UK, Poll Books and Electoral Registers, 1538-1893" (Ancestry image), Ramsgate District, 1852, "4054, Sackett, James John, Northwood."
- 1861 England census, RG9/538/f54
Hamlet of Northwood, St Lawrence, Kent
James Sackett, head, married, 42, wood sawyer, b. St Lawrence, Kent
Sarah Sackett, wife, 43, b. St Lawrence
John Vinter, lodger, widower, 84, bricklayer, b. Loose, Kent, deaf 6 years. - 1871 England census, RG10/997/f73v
3 Northwood La., St Lawrence, Kent
James Sackett, head, married, 52, wood sawyer, b. St Lawrence
Sarah Sackett, wife, 52, b. St Lawrence. - 1881 England census, FHL 1341235, PRO RG11/0990/68/36(2)
St Lawrence, Kent
2 Northwood
James SACKETT, head, married, 62, b. St Laurence, Kent, labourer agricultural
Sarah SACKETT, wife, 63, b. St Laurence. - Will of Benjamin Watten Sackett of Ramsgate, Kent, 1881?, proved at Canterbury, 5 December 1881 (Somerset House Indexes).
- 1891 England census, RG12/732/f133[2]
Northwood Farm, St Lawrence, Kent
James Sackett, head, married, 70, ag. lab., b. St Lawrence
Sarah Sackett, wife, 73, b. Colswood [in St Lawrence].
| Charts | Line 3 (English) |
| Generation.Tree | O.3 |
| Last Edited | 10 May 2025 |
| Research Status | Partly researched |
John Henry Sackett
| Father | John Sackett (1782-1851) |
| Mother | Louisa ___ (c 1784-1852) |
John Henry Sackett's certificate of admission to Shipwright's Company 31 March 1825
John Henry Sackett, shipwright, son of John Sackett and Louisa ___, was born in Rotherhithe, SurreyG, on 25 February 18041 and baptized at St Mary's Church, RotherhitheG, on 8 April 1804.1 He died aged 77 in St Olave Southwark, SurreyG,2 and was buried at the City of London and Tower Hamlets Cemetery (Bow Cemetery)G on 2 November 1881.6 He married first at St Leonard's Church, Shoreditch, MiddlesexG, on 18 July 1827, Elizabeth Catherine Meinert, daughter of Henry Meinert and Catherine ___.3 Elizabeth was born in Bermondsey, SurreyG, on 19 June 1807 and baptized at St Mary Magdalen, BermondseyG, on 26 July 1807.7 He married second in St Thomas' Church, Stepney, MiddlesexG, on 11 June 1860, Mary Ann Wright.4,5 She was born in RotherhitheG between 1811 and 1814.8
John was admitted by patrimony into the freedom of the Shipwright's Company on 31 March 1825.9
In 1841 John was living at 10 James Place, St Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, SurreyG, and was recorded in the census as John Sacket, a shipwright, aged 37 and born in Surrey. Living with him were his wife Elizabeth, 33, and their children, Mary, 13, George, 11, Emma, 7, Elizabeth, 4, and Eliza, aged four months.10
In 1851 he was living at 14 Moreton Terrace, RotherhitheG, and was recorded as John Sackett, a barge builder, head of household, married, aged 47, and born in Rotherhithe. Living with him were his wife Elizabeth, aged 43, and born in Bermondsey, and children, George, 20, Maria, 23, Emma, 17, Elizabeth, 13, Eliza, 10, Amelia, 6, and Charles, 4.11
In 1871 he was living at 1 Bonds Cottages, Leathermarket, Bermondsey, SurreyG, and was recorded as John H Sackett, ship's carpenter, head of household, married, aged 67, and born in Rotherhithe. Living with him was his wife Mary, aged 57, birthplace not known, and grandson Henry Sackett, a scholar, aged 8, and born in Rotherhithe.12
In 1881 he was living at 38 Marigold Street, BermondseyG, and was recorded as John H Sackett, a barge builder, head of household, married, aged 77, and born in Rotherhithe. Living with him were his wife Mary, aged 70, and born in Rotherhithe, and grandson, Henry Sackett, India rubber worker, unmarried, aged 18, and born in Rotherhithe.13
John was admitted by patrimony into the freedom of the Shipwright's Company on 31 March 1825.9
In 1841 John was living at 10 James Place, St Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, SurreyG, and was recorded in the census as John Sacket, a shipwright, aged 37 and born in Surrey. Living with him were his wife Elizabeth, 33, and their children, Mary, 13, George, 11, Emma, 7, Elizabeth, 4, and Eliza, aged four months.10
In 1851 he was living at 14 Moreton Terrace, RotherhitheG, and was recorded as John Sackett, a barge builder, head of household, married, aged 47, and born in Rotherhithe. Living with him were his wife Elizabeth, aged 43, and born in Bermondsey, and children, George, 20, Maria, 23, Emma, 17, Elizabeth, 13, Eliza, 10, Amelia, 6, and Charles, 4.11
In 1871 he was living at 1 Bonds Cottages, Leathermarket, Bermondsey, SurreyG, and was recorded as John H Sackett, ship's carpenter, head of household, married, aged 67, and born in Rotherhithe. Living with him was his wife Mary, aged 57, birthplace not known, and grandson Henry Sackett, a scholar, aged 8, and born in Rotherhithe.12
In 1881 he was living at 38 Marigold Street, BermondseyG, and was recorded as John H Sackett, a barge builder, head of household, married, aged 77, and born in Rotherhithe. Living with him were his wife Mary, aged 70, and born in Rotherhithe, and grandson, Henry Sackett, India rubber worker, unmarried, aged 18, and born in Rotherhithe.13
Children of John Henry Sackett and Elizabeth Catherine Meinert
- Maria Elizabeth Sackett b. 14 Oct 1827
- George Henry Sackett b. 29 Apr 1830, d. 1880
- Emma Catherine Sackett b. 1832, d. 1833
- Emma Sackett b. 24 Mar 1834
- Keziah Elizabeth Sackett b. c 1837
- Eliza Sackett b. 1841
- Amelia Sackett b. 1845
- Charles Sackett+ b. 1847, d. 1901
| Sackett line | 6th great-grandson of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 1st cousin 6 times removed of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Notes & Citations
- Baptisms Register, St Mary Rotherhithe, Surrey, "8 April 1804 John Henry s. John & Louisa Sackett, b. 25 February."
- General Register Office, Online Index to Deaths, "Dec qtr 1881. Sackett, John Henry, 77. St Olave."
- Marriages Register, St Leonard's, Shoreditch, Middlesex, "18 July 1827 John Henry Sackett, bachelor, of this parish, & Elizabeth Catherine Meinert, spinster, of this parish. Banns. Witnesses: Tho J France, Maria Meinert."
- General Register Office, Online Index to Marriages, "Jun qtr 1860. Sackett, John Henry. Mile End. 1c:1069."
- Marriages Register, St Thomas, Stepney, Middlesex (image on Ancestry.co.uk), "11 June 1860, John Henry Sackett, full age, widower, shipwright, of Stepney, father: John Henry Sackett, shipwright; and Mary Ann Wright, full age, widow, of Stepney, father: John [illegible], deceased. Banns. He signed. She made mark. Witnesses: Thomas Hickinson, Jane Judith [illegible]."
- Burials Register, City of London and Tower Hamlets Cemetery (Ancestry image), "2 Nov 1881, John Henry Sackett, of 34 Cherrygarden Street, Bermondsey, 77 yrs."
- Baptisms Register, St Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey, Surrey (image on Ancestry.co.uk), "26 July 1807, Elizabeth Catherine b. 19 June, d. of Henry & Catherine Meinert, tanner of Sion Court."
- Date of birth based on ages in census returns.
- "Freedom of the City of London Admission Papers, 1681–1925" (Ancestry image), "This is to certify that John Henry Sackett, son of John & Louisa, was this 31st day of March 1825 admitted and sworn into the Freedom of the Shipwright's Company by Patrimony. John Whetstone, Clerk of said Company."
- 1841 England census, 10 James Place, St Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, Surrey
John Sacket, 37, shipwright, b. Surrey
Elizabeth Sacket, 33, b. Surrey
Mary Sacket, 13, b. Surrey
George Sacket, 11, b. Surrey
Emma Sacket, 7, b. Surrey
Elizabeth Sacket, 4, b. not Surrey
Eliza Sacket, 4 Mo, b. Surrey
HO107; Piece 1048; Book: 3; Civil Parish: St Mary Magdalen Bermondsey; County: Surrey; Enumeration District: 7; Folio: 25; Page: 3; Line: 9; GSU roll: 474649. - 1851 England census, 14 Moreton Ter., Rotherhithe, Surrey
John Sackett, head, married, 47, barge builder, b. Surrey, Rotherhithe
Elizabeth Sackett, wife, 43, b. Surrey, Bermondsey
George Sackett, son, 20, barge builder, b. Surrey, Bermondsey
Maria Sackett, dau, 23, b. Surrey, Bermondsey
Emma Sackett, dau, 17, b. Surrey, Bermondsey
Elizabeth Sackett, dau, 13, b. Kent, Deptford
Eliza Sackett, dau, 10, b. Surrey, Bermondsey
Amelia Sackett, dau, 6, b. Surrey, Bermondsey
Chas. Sackett, son, 4, b. Surrey, Bermondsey
HO 107/1583/f.305v&306. - 1871 England census, RG10/634/f38
1 Bonds Cottages, Leathermarket, Bermondsey, Surrey
John H Sackett, head, married, 67, ship's carpenter, b. Rotherhithe, Surrey
Mary A Sackett, wife, 57, b. not known
Henry Sackett, gson, 8, scholar, b. Rotherhithe. - 1881 England census, FHL 1341129, PRO RG11/0566/57/37
Bermondsey, Surrey
38 Marigold St
John H. SACKETT, head, married, 77, b. Rotherhithe, Surrey, barge builder
Mary SACKETT, wife, 70, b. Rotherhithe
Henry SACKETT, grandson, unmarried, 18, b. Rotherhithe, India rubber worker.
| Charts | Line 3 (English) Sackett shipwrights of London |
| Generation.Tree | O.3 |
| Last Edited | 8 Apr 2025 |
| Research Status | Partly researched |
Vincent Edward Sackett
| Father | John Sackett (1782-1851) |
| Mother | Louisa ___ (c 1784-1852) |
Vincent Edward Sackett's certificate of admission to Shipwright's Company 5 July 1830
Vincent Edward Sackett, fellmonger4, son of John Sackett and Louisa ___, was born in Deptford, KentG, on 22 November 18051 and baptized at St Mary's, Rotherhithe, SurreyG, on 12 January 1806.1 He died aged 64 in St Olave Southwark, SurreyG,2 and was buried at the City of London and Tower Hamlets Cemetery (Bow Cemetery)G on 3 January 1870.5 He married at St Mary, Newington, SurreyG, on 20 January 1828, Elizabeth "Betsey" Issell.3 Elizabeth was born in Shoreditch, MiddlesexG, about 1806.6 She died aged 77 in St Olave SouthwarkG,7 and was buried at the City of London and Tower Hamlets Cemetery (Bow Cemetery)G on 17 September 1883.8
Vincent was admitted by patrimony into the freedom of the Shipwright's Company on 6 July 1830. (There is no record of his ever having worked as a shipwright. All other records indicate that he was a fellmonger.)9 He soon after became financially insolvent and was to appear at the Court of Relief of Insolvent Debtors in Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, on 12 November 1830, to apply for release from prison, presumably having reached an agreement with his creditors.10
In 1841 Vincent was living at Salisbury Lane, St Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, SurreyG, and was recorded in the census as Vincent Sackett, a fellmonger, aged 35 and born in Surrey. The other members of his household were his wife Betsey, aged 30 and also born in Surrey, and his children, Henry, 10, Mary Ann, 2, and Betsey, aged two months.11
In 1851 he was living at 6 Perseverance Court, Bermondsey, SurreyG, and was recorded as Vincent Sackett, head of household, a fellmonger, aged 44 and born in Deptford, Kent. The other members of his household were his wife Elizabeth, aged 44 and born in Shoreditch, Middlesex, his children, Mary A, 12, Elizabeth, 9, Vincent, 4, Jemima, 2, and Louisa, aged one month, and his mother, Laura , a widow, aged 67 and born in West Ham, Middlesex.12
In 1861 he was living at 62 Gedling Street, Bermondsey, SurreyG, and was recorded as Vincent Sackett, a fellmonger, head of household, married, aged 55, and born in Rotherhithe. Living with him were his wife Elizabeth aged 54 and born in Shoreditch, and son Vincent aged 14 and born in Horselydown.13
In 1871 Vincent's widow Elizabeth was living at 15 Napoleon Street, Bermondsey, SurreyG, and was recorded in the census as Elizabeth Sackett, a staymaker, a widow, aged 64, and born in Bermondsey.14
Vincent was admitted by patrimony into the freedom of the Shipwright's Company on 6 July 1830. (There is no record of his ever having worked as a shipwright. All other records indicate that he was a fellmonger.)9 He soon after became financially insolvent and was to appear at the Court of Relief of Insolvent Debtors in Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, on 12 November 1830, to apply for release from prison, presumably having reached an agreement with his creditors.10
In 1841 Vincent was living at Salisbury Lane, St Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, SurreyG, and was recorded in the census as Vincent Sackett, a fellmonger, aged 35 and born in Surrey. The other members of his household were his wife Betsey, aged 30 and also born in Surrey, and his children, Henry, 10, Mary Ann, 2, and Betsey, aged two months.11
In 1851 he was living at 6 Perseverance Court, Bermondsey, SurreyG, and was recorded as Vincent Sackett, head of household, a fellmonger, aged 44 and born in Deptford, Kent. The other members of his household were his wife Elizabeth, aged 44 and born in Shoreditch, Middlesex, his children, Mary A, 12, Elizabeth, 9, Vincent, 4, Jemima, 2, and Louisa, aged one month, and his mother, Laura , a widow, aged 67 and born in West Ham, Middlesex.12
In 1861 he was living at 62 Gedling Street, Bermondsey, SurreyG, and was recorded as Vincent Sackett, a fellmonger, head of household, married, aged 55, and born in Rotherhithe. Living with him were his wife Elizabeth aged 54 and born in Shoreditch, and son Vincent aged 14 and born in Horselydown.13
In 1871 Vincent's widow Elizabeth was living at 15 Napoleon Street, Bermondsey, SurreyG, and was recorded in the census as Elizabeth Sackett, a staymaker, a widow, aged 64, and born in Bermondsey.14
Children of Vincent Edward Sackett and Elizabeth "Betsey" Issell
- Henry Vincent Sackett b. 14 Oct 1828, d. 1845
- Elizabeth Justina Sackett b. 4 Feb 1831
- Samuel James Sackett b. 11 May 1833, d. 1838
- Vincent Edward Sackett b. 23 Feb 1835, d. 1838
- Robert Nicholas John Sackett b. 28 Jan 1837, d. 1838
- Mary Ann Elizabeth Sackett+ b. 13 Jan 1839
- Elizabeth Mary Ann Sackett b. 1841
- Vincent John Sackett+ b. 1846, d. 30 Nov 1915
- Jemima Ann Sackett b. 1849, d. 1852
- Louisa Sackett b. 1851, d. 1852
| Sackett line | 6th great-grandson of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 1st cousin 6 times removed of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Notes & Citations
- Baptisms Register, St Mary Rotherhithe, Surrey, "12 January 1806 Vincent Edward s. John & Louisa Sackett, b. 22 November 1805."
- General Register Office, Online Index to Deaths, "Mar qtr 1870. Sackett, Vincent Edwd, 64. St Olave. 1d:184."
- Marriages Register, St Mary, Newington, Surrey, "20 January 1828 Vincent Edward Sackett, of this parish, & Elizabeth Issell, of this parish. Witnesses: John Sackett, Louisa Sackett."
- A fellmonger prepared skins for leather-making and/or dealt in hides and skins.
- Burials Register, City of London and Tower Hamlets Cemetery (Ancestry image), "3 Jan 1870, Vincent Edward Sackett, of Napoleon Place, Bermondsey, 64 yrs."
- Census.
- General Register Office, Online Index to Deaths, "Sep qtr 1883. Sackett, Elizabeth, 77. St Olave. 1d:165."
- Burials Register, City of London and Tower Hamlets Cemetery (Ancestry image), "17 Sep 1883, Elizabeth Sackett, of Napoleon Place, Dockland, 77 yrs."
- "Freedom of the City of London Admission Papers, 1681–1925" (Ancestry image), Certificate of admission by patrimony of Vincent Sackett, born without the Liberty of the City, to wit at Rotherhithe, Surrey, son of John Sackett, shipwright, into Freedom of the Shipwright's Company, London, 6 July 1830.
- The London Gazette, digital image,, 22 Oct 1830, "The Court of Relief of Insolvent Debtors.
The Matters of the Petitions and Schedules of the Prisoners hereinafter named ... are appointed to be heard at the Court-House, in Portugal Street, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, on Friday 12 November 1830 ...
Sackett, Vincent Edward (sued and committed by the name of Vincent Sackett), formerly of White's Grounds, Bermondsey, and at the same time of No. 21, Salisbury-lane, Dock-Head, Bermondsey, Fellmonger, and late of No. 21, Salisbury-lane, Dock-Head, Bermondsey, aforesaid, all in the County of Surrey, Journeyman Fellmonger." - 1841 England census, Salisbury Lane, St Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, Surrey
Vincent Sackett, 35, fellmonger, b. Surrey
Betsey Sackett, 30, b. Surrey
Betsey Sackett, 2 Mo, b. Surrey
Henry Sackett, 10, b. Surrey
Mary Ann Sackett, 2, b. Surrey
HO107; Piece 1048; Book: 4; Civil Parish: St Mary Magdalen Bermondsey; County: Surrey; Enumeration District: 9; Folio: 10; Page: 12; Line: 23; GSU roll: 474649. [Also researched at PRO by Marion Sackett]. - 1851 England census, 6 Perseverence Court, Bermondsey, Surrey
Vincent Sackett, head, married, 44, fellmonger, b. Kent, Deptford
Elizabeth Sackett, wife, 36, b. Middlesex, Shoreditch
Mary A. Sackett, dau, 12, b. Surrey, Bermondsey
Elizabeth Sackett, dau, 9, b. Surrey, Bermondsey
Vincent Sackett, son, 4, b. Surrey, Horselydown
Jemima Sackett, dau, 2, b. Surrey, Bermondsey
Louisa Sackett, dau, 1 month, b. Surrey, Bermondsey
Laura Sackett, mother, widow, 67, b. Essex, West Ham
HO 107/1560/f.160,160v. - 1861 England census, RG9/320/f5
62 Gedling St., Bermondsey, Surrey
Vincent Sackett, head, married, 55, fellmonger, b. Rotherhithe, Surrey
Elizabeth Sackett, wife, 54, b. Shoreditch, Surrey
Vincent Sackett, son, 14, errand boy, b. Horselydown, Surrey. - 1871 England census, RG10/634/f20
15 Napoleon St., Bermondsey, Surrey
Elizabeth Sackett, [relationship blank], widow, 64, staymaker, b. Bermondsey.
| Charts | Line 3 (English) Sackett shipwrights of London |
| Generation.Tree | O.3 |
| Last Edited | 8 Apr 2025 |
| Research Status | Partly researched |
Louisa Sarah Sackett
| Father | John Sackett (1782-1851) |
| Mother | Louisa ___ (c 1784-1852) |
Louisa Sarah Sackett, daughter of John Sackett and Louisa ___, was born in Rotherhithe, SurreyG, on 21 February 18081 and baptized at St Mary's Church, RotherhitheG, on 27 March 1808.1 She died aged 72 in Camberwell, SurreyG, in 1880.2 She married at St Giles, CamberwellG, on 2 November 1834, John Arnold.3
In 1841 Louisa was living at Frederic Place, Bermondsey, SurreyG, in the household of her husband John, 30+, a hatter, and was recorded in the census as Louisa Arnold, aged 30+ and born in Surrey. Living with them were their children, John, 6, Louisa, 4, Charles, 2, Sarah, 1, and Edward, aged one month.4
In 1851 she was living at 2 Ebenezer Cottages, Camberwell, SurreyG, in the household of her husband John, 40, a printer, and was recorded as Louisa Arnold, aged 42 and born in Rotherhithe. Living with them were their children, John, 16, Louisa, 14, Charles, 12, Sarah, 11, Edward, 9, Isabella, 8, Emma, 7, Thomas, 4, and George, aged one.5
In 1841 Louisa was living at Frederic Place, Bermondsey, SurreyG, in the household of her husband John, 30+, a hatter, and was recorded in the census as Louisa Arnold, aged 30+ and born in Surrey. Living with them were their children, John, 6, Louisa, 4, Charles, 2, Sarah, 1, and Edward, aged one month.4
In 1851 she was living at 2 Ebenezer Cottages, Camberwell, SurreyG, in the household of her husband John, 40, a printer, and was recorded as Louisa Arnold, aged 42 and born in Rotherhithe. Living with them were their children, John, 16, Louisa, 14, Charles, 12, Sarah, 11, Edward, 9, Isabella, 8, Emma, 7, Thomas, 4, and George, aged one.5
Children of Louisa Sarah Sackett and John Arnold
- John Arnold b. c 1835
- Louisa Arnold b. c 1836
- Charles Arnold b. c 1838
- Sarah Arnold b. c 1839
- Edward Arnold b. 1841
- Isabella Arnold b. c 1842
- Emma Arnold b. c 1843
- Thomas Arnold b. c 1846
- George Arnold b. c 1849
| Sackett line | 6th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 1st cousin 6 times removed of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Notes & Citations
- Baptisms Register, St Mary Rotherhithe, Surrey, "27 March 1808 Louisa Sarah d. John & Louisa Sackett, b. 21 February."
- "England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837–1915" (Ancestry transcript), "Dec qtr 1880. Arnold, Louisa, 72. Camberwell. 1d:482."
- Marriages Register, St Giles, Camberwell, Surrey, "2 November 1834 John Arnold, bachelor, & Louisa Sarah Sackett, spinster. Witnesses: A Fowlser, W Haywood."
- 1841 England census, HO107, piece 1048, folio , p. 19, GSU roll 474649
Frederic Place, St Mary Magdalen Bermondsey, Surrey
John Arnold, 30+, hatter, b. Surrey
Louisa Arnold, 30+, b. Surrey
John Arnold, 6, b. Surrey
Louisa Arnold, 4, b. Surrey
Charles Arnold, 2, b. Surrey
Sarah Arnold, 1, b. Surrey
Edward Arnold, 1 Mo, b. Surrey. - 1851 England census, HO107, piece 1581, GSU roll 174817
2 Ebenezer Cottages, Camberwell, Surrey
John Arnold, head, 40, printer's press maan, b. Horsleydown, Surrey
Louisa Arnold, wife, 42, b. Rotherhithe, Surrey
John Arnold, son, 16, errand boy, b. Bermondsey, Surrey
Louisa Arnold, daughter, 14, b. Bermondsey
Charles Arnold, son, 12, b. Bermondsey
Sarah Arnold, daughter, 11, b. Bermondsey
Edward Arnold, son, 9, b. Bermondsey
Isabella Arnold, daughter, 8, b. Bermondsey
Emma Arnold, daughter, 7, b. Bermondsey
Thomas Arnold, son, 4, b. Bermondsey
George Arnold, son, 1, b. Bermondsey.
| Charts | Line 3 (English) |
| Generation.Tree | O.3 |
| Last Edited | 9 Apr 2025 |
| Research Status | Partly researched |
Keziah Mary Sackett
| Father | John Sackett (1782-1851) |
| Mother | Louisa ___ (c 1784-1852) |
Keziah Mary Sackett, daughter of John Sackett and Louisa ___, was born in Rotherhithe, SurreyG, on 2 May 18101 and baptized at St Mary's Church, RotherhitheG, on 27 May 1810.1 She died in infancy and was buried at St Mary's Church, RotherhitheG, on 17 April 1811.2
| Sackett line | 6th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 1st cousin 6 times removed of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Notes & Citations
- Baptisms Register, St Mary Rotherhithe, Surrey, "27 May 1810 Keziah Mary d. John & Louisa Sackett, 25 days, b. 2 May."
- Burials Register, St Mary, Rotherhithe, Surrey, "17 April 1811 Cussia d. John Sackett, shipwright, Clarence Street."
| Charts | Line 3 (English) |
| Generation.Tree | O.3 |
| Last Edited | 9 Apr 2025 |
| Research Status | Completed |
Henry Samuel Sackett
| Father | John Sackett (1782-1851) |
| Mother | Louisa ___ (c 1784-1852) |
Henry Samuel Sackett, fellmonger, son of John Sackett and Louisa ___, was born in Rotherhithe, SurreyG, on 22 February 18111 and baptized at St Mary's Church, RotherhitheG, on 19 April 1812.1 He died aged 74 in St Olave Southwark, SurreyG, in 1885.2 He married at St Giles Church, Camberwell, SurreyG, on 13 July 1834, Martha Paterson.3 Martha was born in BermondseyG on 20 May 18164 and died in St Olave Southwark, LondonG, in 1896.5
In 1841 Henry was living at 18 Marigold Ct, St Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, SurreyG, and was recorded in the census as Henry Sackett, a fellmonger, aged 30 and born in Surrey. The other members of his household were his wife Martha, aged 28, also born in Surrey, and their three sons, Henry, aged 8, James, 6, and Edward, 4.6
In 1851 Henry's wife Martha was living at 3 Castle Street, St George, Camberwell, SurreyG, and was recorded as Martha Sackett, wife, aged 33, and born in Bermondsey. Living with her were their children Henry, 15, James, 13, Edward, 11, Samuel, 7, and a 7-month-old son whose name is uncertain (but may have been Jauman or Gauman). It is not known whether Henry was omitted in error from this record or whether he was elsewhere on the census day.7
In 1861 Henry was living at South Street, CamberwellG, and was recorded in the census as Henry Sackett, a fellmonger, aged 49. Living with him were his wife Martha, 44, and their son James, 23.8
In 1871 he was living at 23 Grange Road, St Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, SurreyG, and was recorded as Henry Sackett, a fellmonger, aged 59 and born in Bermondsey. Living with him were his wife Martha, 54, and their grandson Charles Sackett, aged one.9
In 1881 he was living at 29 Pages Walk, Bermondsey, SurreyG, and was recorded as Henry S Sackett, a fellmonger, head of household, married, aged 69, and born in Bermondsey. Living with him were his wife Martha aged 64 and born in Bermondsey, and grandson Charles Sackett aged eleven and born in Camberwell, Surrey.10
In 1891 Henry's widow Martha was living at 70 Upper Grange Road, Bermondsey, SurreyG, and was recorded in the census as Martha Sackett, head of household, a widow, infirm, aged 74, and born in Bermondsey. Living with her was her unmarried grandson Charles Sackett, aged 21.11
More information on Henry Samuel Sackett is found in Saga 5: My Leather Workers by Marion Sackett, Henry's great-great-granddaughter.
In 1841 Henry was living at 18 Marigold Ct, St Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, SurreyG, and was recorded in the census as Henry Sackett, a fellmonger, aged 30 and born in Surrey. The other members of his household were his wife Martha, aged 28, also born in Surrey, and their three sons, Henry, aged 8, James, 6, and Edward, 4.6
In 1851 Henry's wife Martha was living at 3 Castle Street, St George, Camberwell, SurreyG, and was recorded as Martha Sackett, wife, aged 33, and born in Bermondsey. Living with her were their children Henry, 15, James, 13, Edward, 11, Samuel, 7, and a 7-month-old son whose name is uncertain (but may have been Jauman or Gauman). It is not known whether Henry was omitted in error from this record or whether he was elsewhere on the census day.7
In 1861 Henry was living at South Street, CamberwellG, and was recorded in the census as Henry Sackett, a fellmonger, aged 49. Living with him were his wife Martha, 44, and their son James, 23.8
In 1871 he was living at 23 Grange Road, St Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, SurreyG, and was recorded as Henry Sackett, a fellmonger, aged 59 and born in Bermondsey. Living with him were his wife Martha, 54, and their grandson Charles Sackett, aged one.9
In 1881 he was living at 29 Pages Walk, Bermondsey, SurreyG, and was recorded as Henry S Sackett, a fellmonger, head of household, married, aged 69, and born in Bermondsey. Living with him were his wife Martha aged 64 and born in Bermondsey, and grandson Charles Sackett aged eleven and born in Camberwell, Surrey.10
In 1891 Henry's widow Martha was living at 70 Upper Grange Road, Bermondsey, SurreyG, and was recorded in the census as Martha Sackett, head of household, a widow, infirm, aged 74, and born in Bermondsey. Living with her was her unmarried grandson Charles Sackett, aged 21.11
More information on Henry Samuel Sackett is found in Saga 5: My Leather Workers by Marion Sackett, Henry's great-great-granddaughter.
Children of Henry Samuel Sackett and Martha Paterson
- Henry Samuel Sackett+ b. 18 Aug 1835, d. 1861
- James William Sackett b. 1838, d. 1877
- Edward John Sackett+ b. 6 Mar 1840, d. 14 Oct 1899
- Martha Sackett b. Nov 1842, d. 1842
- Samuel Henry Sackett+ b. 1844, d. 1880
- Jauman or Gauman Sackett b. 1850
| Sackett line | 6th great-grandson of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 1st cousin 6 times removed of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Notes & Citations
- Baptisms Register, St Mary Rotherhithe, Surrey, "19 April 1812 Henry Samuel s. John & Louisa Sackett, b. 22 February 1811."
- General Register Office, Online Index to Deaths, "Sep qtr 1885. Sackett, Henry Samuel, 73. St Olave. 1d:177."
- Marriages Register, St Giles, Camberwell, Surrey, "13 July 1834 Henry Samuel Sackett, bachelor, & Martha Paterson, spinster. Witnesses: John Paterson, W Haywood."
- Date of birth from burial card in possession of Marion Sackett.
- General Register Office, Online Index to Deaths, "Jun qtr 1896. Sackett, Martha, 75. St Olave."
- 1841 England census, 18 Marigold Ct, St Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, Surrey
Henry Sackett [indexed as Lackett], 30, b. Surrey
Martha Sackett [indexed as Lackett], 28, b. Surrey
Hy Sackett [indexed as Lackett], 8, b. Surrey
James Sackett [indexed as Lackett], 6, b. Surrey
Ed: Sackett [indexed as Lackett], 4, b. Surrey
HO107; Piece 1047; Book: 7; Civil Parish: St Mary Magdalen Bermondsey; County: Surrey; Enumeration District: 12; Folio: 21; Page: 35; Line: 21; GSU roll: 474649. [Also researched at PRO by Marion Sackett]. - 1851 England census, 3 Castle St., St. George, Camberwell, Surrey
Martha Sackett, wife, 33, b. Surrey, Bermondsey
Henry Sackett, son, 15, trimmer felmonger, b. Surrey, Bermondsey
James Sackett, son, 13, scholar, b. Surrey, Bermondsey
Edward Sackett, son, 11, scholar, b. Surrey, Bermondsey
Samuel Sackett, son, 7, b. Surrey, Bermondsey
?Jauman or Gauman Sackett, son, 7 months, b. Surrey, Camberwell
HO 107/1582/f345v. - 1861 England census, RG 9, piece 379, folio 116, p. 43, GSU roll 542626
South Street, Camberwell, Surrey
Henry Sackett, head, 49, fellmonger, b. Rotherwithe, Surrey
Martha Sackett, wife, 44, b. Bermondsey, Surrey
James Sackett, son, unm, 23, table cover printer, b. Bermondsey. - 1871 England census, RG10/629/f134
23 Grange Rd, St Mary Mag., Bermondsey, Surrey
Henry Sackett, head, married, 59, fellmonger, b. Bermondsey
Martha Sackett, wife, 54, b. Bermondsey
Charles Sackett, gson, 17 [probably an error for "1y"], b. Peckham, Surrey. - 1881 England census, FHL 1341127, PRO RG11/0561/11/15
Bermondsey, Surrey
29 Pages Walk
Henry S. Sackett, head, married, 69, b. Bermondsey, Surrey, fellmonger
Martha Sackett, wife, 64, b. Bermondsey
Chas. W. Sackett, grandson, 11, b. Camberwell, Surrey, scholar. - 1891 England census, RG12/372
70 Upper Grange Rd, Bermondsey, Surrey (2 rooms)
Martha Sackett, head, widow, 74, b. Bermondsey, infirm
Charles Sackett, gson, single, 21, traveller (employed), b. Camberwell.
| Charts | Line 3 (English) |
| Generation.Tree | O.3 |
| Last Edited | 10 Apr 2025 |
| Research Status | Partly researched |
Jemima Elizabeth Sackett
| Father | John Sackett (1782-1851) |
| Mother | Louisa ___ (c 1784-1852) |
Jemima Elizabeth Sackett, daughter of John Sackett and Louisa ___, was born in Bermondsey, SurreyG, on 16 April 18151 and baptized at St Mary's, Rotherhithe, SurreyG, on 7 May 1815.1 She died aged 64 in Southwark, LondonG,2 and was buried at the City of London and Tower Hamlets CemeteryG on 10 June 1879.5 She married at St Dunstan's Church, Stepney, MiddlesexG, on 20 July 1856, John White, a Thames Police constable, son of John White.3,4
| Sackett line | 6th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 1st cousin 6 times removed of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Notes & Citations
- Baptisms Register, St Mary Rotherhithe, Surrey, "7 May 1815 Jemima Elizabeth d. John & Louisa Sackett, shipwright, of East Lane, Bermondsey, b. 16 April."
- "England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837–1915" (Ancestry transcript), "Jun qtr 1879. White, Jemima Elizabeth, 64. St Olave Southwark. 1d:183."
- Marriages Register, St Dunstan, Stepney, Middlesex, "20 July 1856 John White, 34, bachelor, Thames Police Constable, father John White, mariner, & Jemima Elizabeth Sackett, 38, spinster, father John Sackett, shipwright, both of 38 Heath Street. Banns. Witnesses: Eliza Ann Bourn, Eli Sackett."
- General Register Office, Online Index to Marriages, "Sep qtr 1856. Sackett, Jemima Eliz'th. Stepney. 1c:910."
- Burials Register, City of London and Tower Hamlets Cemetery (Ancestry image), "10 Jun 1879, Jemima Elizabeth White, of Horks Road, Bermondsey, 66."
| Charts | Line 3 (English) |
| Generation.Tree | O.3 |
| Last Edited | 12 Apr 2025 |
| Research Status | Partly researched |
Edward Fox Sackett
| Father | John Sackett (1782-1851) |
| Mother | Louisa ___ (c 1784-1852) |
Edward Fox Sackett, son of John Sackett and Louisa ___, was born in Bermondsey, SurreyG, on 23 November 1817 and baptized at St Mary, Rotherhithe, BermondseyG, on 11 January 1818.1 No further record has been found. He may have died young.
| Sackett line | 6th great-grandson of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 1st cousin 6 times removed of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Notes & Citations
- Baptisms Register, St Mary Rotherhithe, Surrey, "11 January 1818 Edward Fox s. John & Louisa Sackett, shipwright, of East Lane, Bermondsey, b. 23 November 1817."
| Charts | Line 3 (English) |
| Generation.Tree | O.3 |
| Last Edited | 12 Apr 2025 |
| Research Status | Partly researched |
Samuel Joseph Sackett
| Father | John Sackett (1782-1851) |
| Mother | Louisa ___ (c 1784-1852) |
Samuel Joseph Sackett, son of John Sackett and Louisa ___, was born in Bermondsey, SurreyG, on 1 April 1820 and baptized at St Mary, Rotherhithe, BermondseyG, on 1 April 1821.1 He died aged seven years ten months and was buried at New Ground, New Street, St John Horsleydown, Southwark, SurreyG, on 12 February 1828.2
| Sackett line | 6th great-grandson of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 1st cousin 6 times removed of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Notes & Citations
- Baptisms Register, St Mary Rotherhithe, Surrey, "1 April 1821 Samuel Joseph s. John & Louisa Sackett, shipwright, of Court Lane, Bermondsey, b. 1 April 1820."
- Burials Register, New Ground, New Street, St John, Horsleydown, Southwark, Surrey (Ancestry image), "Sam'l Sackett, 7y 10m, from Salisbury Lane, Bermondsey, bur. 12 Feb 1828."
| Charts | Line 3 (English) |
| Generation.Tree | O.3 |
| Last Edited | 12 Apr 2025 |
| Research Status | Completed |
Eli John Sackett
| Father | John Sackett (1782-1851) |
| Mother | Louisa ___ (c 1784-1852) |
Eli John Sackett, shipwright, son of John Sackett and Louisa ___, was born in BermondseyG on 23 July 1823 and baptized at St Mary, Rotherhithe, BermondseyG, on 31 August 1823.1 He died aged 77 in Poplar, LondonG,2 and was buried at the City of London and Tower Hamlets Cemetery (Bow Cemetery)G on 11 January 1901.10 He married first at St Mary, Newington, SurreyG, on 19 May 1844, Amelia Terry, daughter of Richard Terry.3,4 Amelia was born about 1823.11 She died aged 35 in Stepney, MiddlesexG,12 and was buried at the City of London and Tower Hamlets Cemetery (Bow Cemetery)G on 19 September 1858.13 He married second at St Mary, NewingtonG, on 29 October 1864, Helen Terry.5,6,7,8,9 She was born in BermondseyG in 1820 or 1821.
In 1841 Eli was living at Salisbury Lane, BermondseyG, in the household of his parents John and Louisa, and was recorded in the census as Eli Sackett, an apprentice shipwright, aged 17 and born in Surrey.14
In 1851 he was living at 40 Clarence Street, RotherhitheG, and was recorded as Eli Sackett, head of household, a shipwright, aged 27 and born in Bermondsey. The other members of his household were his wife Amelia, aged 26 and also born in Bermondsey, and his children, Eli, 6, and Amelia, aged two.15
In 1881 he was living at 14 Charles Street, London, MiddlesexG, and was recorded as Eli J Sackett, a barge builder, head of household, married, aged 57. Living with him was his wife Ellen, aged 60.16
In 1841 Eli was living at Salisbury Lane, BermondseyG, in the household of his parents John and Louisa, and was recorded in the census as Eli Sackett, an apprentice shipwright, aged 17 and born in Surrey.14
In 1851 he was living at 40 Clarence Street, RotherhitheG, and was recorded as Eli Sackett, head of household, a shipwright, aged 27 and born in Bermondsey. The other members of his household were his wife Amelia, aged 26 and also born in Bermondsey, and his children, Eli, 6, and Amelia, aged two.15
In 1881 he was living at 14 Charles Street, London, MiddlesexG, and was recorded as Eli J Sackett, a barge builder, head of household, married, aged 57. Living with him was his wife Ellen, aged 60.16
Children of Eli John Sackett and Amelia Terry
- Eli John Sackett b. 21 Sep 1844, d. 1866
- Amelia Eliza Sackett b. 1849
- Eliza Ann Sackett+ b. 1852, d. 3 Nov 1935
- Vincent Edward Sackett+ b. 1855, d. 12 Oct 1894
- Henry William Sackett b. 1857, d. 1939
| Sackett line | 6th great-grandson of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 1st cousin 6 times removed of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Notes & Citations
- Baptisms Register, St Mary Rotherhithe, Surrey, "31 August 1823 Eli John s. John & Louisa Sackett, shipwright, of Salisbury Lane, Bermondsey, b. 23 July."
- General Register Office, Online Index to Deaths, "Mar qtr 1901. Sackett, Eli John, 78. Poplar."
- Marriages Register, St Mary, Newington, Surrey, "19 May 1844 Eli Sackett, bachelor, full age, shipwright, [signed], father John Sackett, shipwright, & Amelia Terry, spinster, full age, [made mark], father Richard Terry, lighterman, both of Church Street. Witnesses: William Dine, Ann Terry."
- General Register Office, Online Index to Marriages, "Jun qtr 1844. Sackett, Eli. Newington. 4:353."
- General Register Office, Online Index to Marriages, "Dec qtr 1864. Sackett, Eli John. Newington. 1d:272."
- General Register Office, Online Index to Marriages, "Dec qtr 1864. Terry, Helen. Newington. 1d:272."
- Marriages Register, St Mary, Newington, Surrey (image on Ancestry.co.uk), "22 Sep, 29 Sep, 6 Oct, 1861, banns. John Sackett, widower, & Helen Terry, both otp."
- Marriages Register, St Mary, Newington, Surrey, "28 Aug, 4 Sep, 11 Sep, 1864, banns, Eli John Sackett, widower, and Helen Terry, spinster, both otp."
- Marriages Register, St Mary, Newington, Surrey, "29 October 1864, Eli John Sackett, full age, widower, barge builder, of Sun St, father Eli John Sackett, barge builder; and Helen Terry, full age, spinster, of South St, father: Richard Terry, lighterman. Banns. He signed. She made mark. Witnesses: Richard Thomas Terry, Jane Handgrove."
- Burials Register, City of London and Tower Hamlets Cemetery (Ancestry image), "11 Jan 1901, Eli John Sackett, of 5 Har...? Street, Poplar, 78 yrs."
- Date of birth based on age at death.
- General Register Office, Online Index to Deaths, "Sep qtr 1858. Sackett, Amelia, 35. Stepney. 1c:320."
- Burials Register, City of London and Tower Hamlets Cemetery (Ancestry image), "19 Sep 1858, Amelia Sackett, of Star Street, Shadwell, 35 yrs."
- 1841 England census, Salisbury Lane, St Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, Surrey
John Sackett, 59, shipwright, b. not Surrey
Louiesa Sackett, 57, b. not Surrey
Eli Sackett, 17, shipwright ap, b. Surrey
HO107; Piece 1048; Book: 4; Civil Parish: St Mary Magdalen Bermondsey; County: Surrey; Enumeration District: 9; Folio: 8; Page: 8; Line: 24; GSU roll: 474649. [Also researched at PRO by Marion Sackett]. - 1851 England census, 40 Clarence St., Rotherhithe, Surrey
Eli Sackett, head, married, 27, shipwright, b. Surrey, Bermondsey
Amelia Sackett, wife, 26, b. Surrey, Bermondsey
Eli Sackett, son, 6, b. Surrey, Bermondsey
Amelia Sackett, dau, 2, b. Surrey, Bermondsey
HO 107/1583/f59v. - 1881 England census, FHL 1341114, PRO RG11/0511/6/5
London, Middlesex
14 Charles St
Eli J. Sackett, head, married, 57, b. Bermondsey, barge builder
Ellen Sackett, wife, 60, b. Bermondsey.
| Charts | Line 3 (English) |
| Generation.Tree | O.3 |
| Last Edited | 13 Apr 2025 |
| Research Status | Partly researched |
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English line of Thomas Sackett the elder & other English lines
American line of Thomas Sackett the elder through Simon Sackett the colonist
Line of John Sackett of New Haven