General Delos Bennet Sacket

FatherCaptain Gideon Shepard Sacket (1792-1860)
MotherFrances Electa Bush
Birth14 April 1822, Cape Vincent, Jefferson County, New York StateG,1
Death8 March 1885, Washington, DCG,1,2,3
Marriage1847Amanda Fields1
Marriage13 December 1856Frances Ann Williams4
General Delos Bennet Sacket
(1822–1885)
General Delos Bennet Sacket, son of Captain Gideon Shepard Sacket and Frances Electa Bush, was born at Cape Vincent, Jefferson County, New York StateG, on 14 April 1822.1 He died aged 62 in Washington, DCG, on 8 March 18851,2,3 and was buried at St John's Episcopal Church Cemetery, Cape Vincent, Jefferson County, New York StateG.5 He married first in 1847, Amanda Fields, daughter of Richard Fields and Lydia Shorey.1 Amanda was born in AlabamaG.6 She died in her 20s at Little Rock, Pulaski County, ArkansasG, on 8 July 1849.7 Amanda's father was a merchant and a Cherokee citizen of Alabama. Her mother had also died young and Amanda and her elder sister Elizabeth were placed in school in Keene, New Hampshire, under the care of the family of Elijah Parker.6,7 Delos married second on 13 December 1856, Frances Ann Williams, daughter of Cornelius Tiebout Williams and Eliza Beekley.4 Frances was born on 2 January 1834.5 She died aged 65 on 5 April 1899 and was buried at St John's Episcopal Church Cemetery, Cape VincentG.5
     Delos Bennet Sacket was a career soldier. He graduated from West Point Military Academy in 1845. During a distinguished career he gained rapid promotion, including that to Brevet Major General during the Civil War for gallantry in the field. He was appointed senior Inspector General of the United States Army in 1881 with the rank of Brigadier General.
     In 1870 Delos was living at Cape VincentG and was recorded in the census as D R Sackett, General, US Army, aged 48. Living with him were his wife Frances, 35, their children, Frank, 2, and Cornelius, 5 months, and Delos's daughter Francis, 22, from his first marriage. There were three female domestic servants in the household.8
     In 1880 he was living at Cape VincentG and was recorded as Delos B Sacket, a U.S. Army soldier inspector, head of household, married, aged 58 and born in New York. Living with him were his wife Frances, 46, and their children, Francis, 12, Cornelius, 10, and Eliza, aged eight. Also in the household were a male gardener, a female nurse, and two female domestic servants.9
     Delos's widow Frances made her will on 21 January 1897. She left her estate in trust for the benefit of her three children, Francis, Cornelius, and Eliza. The trust was to continue for twenty years, or sooner if both Cornelius and Eliza had died. The will was proved in New York City on 29 April 1899.
Delos B. Sacket, Inspector General, U.S. Army, born Cape Vincent, April 14, 1822, died, Washington, D.C. March 9, 1885.
St John's Episcopal Church Cemetery, Cape Vincent, New York.
(Src: Find A Grave, Anne Cady)
Frances Ann (Willams) Sacket (1834–1899), St John's Episcopal Church Cemetery, Cape Vincent, New York
(Src: Find A Grave, C Rose)

Child of General Delos Bennet Sacket and Amanda Fields

Children of General Delos Bennet Sacket and Frances Ann Williams


3150. General Delos Bennett Sacket, U. S. A., was born at Cape Vincent, Jefferson County, N. Y., Apr. 14, 1822, and died at Washington, D. C., Mar. 8, 1885. He was the son of (1240) Gideon S. Sacket, and Frances Bush. In 1847 he was married to Amanda Field, who died prior to 1854. On Dec. 13, 1856, he was married to Frances Ann Williams, of New York City. Entering the West Point Military Academy in 1841, he was graduated therefrom with rank of Brevet Second Lieutenant in 1845, and assigned to 2nd Regiment of Dragoons; and within a year thereafter had won his first promotion of the battlefields of Palo Alto and Resaca-de-la-Palma, and on June 30, 1846, was commissioned Second Lieutenant and assigned to First Regiment of Dragoons. On Dec. 27, 1848, he was commissioned First Lieutenant. From Dec. 10, 1850, to Apr. 16, 1855, he was assistant instructor of cavalry tactics at U. S. Military Academy. On March 3, 1855, he was promoted to the rank of Captain in the 1st Cavalry. In 1856 he was made a member of board of officers selected to revise the U. S. Army regulations, and during a considerable part of the year 1856-7 served on frontier duty, in the Kansas disturbances. In 1848 [1858?] he participated with credit in the Utah and Cheyenne expeditions. On Jan. 31, 1861, he was advanced to the rank of Major of 1st Cavalry, and on May 3d following was commissioned Lieutenant Colonel of 2d Cavalry. On October, 1864, he was assigned to duty as Inspector General of the Army of the Potomac with rank of Colonel and served on the staff of the commanding general in the Virginia Peninsula and the Maryland and Rappahannock campaigns, participating in the principal battles. He seems to have held an exalted place in the estimation of General McClellan, who commends him most highly in several of his reports to the Secretary of War; in one of which he uses the following most suggestive language: "In heaven's name give me some generals who understand their profession. * * * Give me such men as Stephenson, Marcy, Sacket, and Lander, and I will answer for it with my life that I meet with no disaster."
     From Jan. 10 to May 26, 1863, Col. Sacket was in charge of the Inspector General's office at Washington, and subsequently, until March, 1864, was an active member of the board having charge of organization of Invalid Corps and the retirement of disabled officers. From April, 1863, to August, 1865, he was engaged in making a special tour of inspection of the departments of the Cumberland, Arkansas and New Mexico. On Mar. 13, 1865, he was breveted Brigadier General and Major General for "gallant and meritorious services in the field during the civil war." After the termination of the war he was Inspector General of the Department of Tennessee and of the divisions of the Atlantic and Missouri. On January 2, 1881, he became senior inspector general of the armies of the United Stated, with the rank of Brigadier General.
Children.
5900. Frances E. Sacket, b. in 1848; m. Archibald C. Fairbairn, M. D.
5901. Maynard Sacket, b. Sept. 17, 1858, d. Jan. 2, 1863.
5902. Delos Bennett Sacket, Jr., b. June 5, 1861, d. Mar. 9, 1862.
5903. Francis Williams Sacket, b. Sept. 15, 1867; m. Edith M. E. Scobell.
5904. Cornelius Tiebout Sacket, b. Jan. 22, 1870; m. Josephine Saunders.
5905. Eliza Ross Sacket, b. Apr. 12, 1872; m. Chas. M. DeValin, M. D.


Delos B. Sacket
Military History. – Cadet at the Military Academy, July 1, 1840, to July 1, 1845, when he was graduated and promoted in the Army to
Bvt. Second Lieut., 2d Dragoons, July 1, 1845.
Served: in the Military Occupation of Texas, 1845-46; in the War with Mexico, 1846, being engaged in the Battle of Palo Alto, May 8, 1846, -- Battle of Resaca-de-la-Palma, May 9, 1846, -- and
(Bvt. First Lieut., May 9, 1846, for Gallant and Meritorious Conduct in the Battles of Palo Alto and Resaca-de-la-Palma, Tex.)
Battle of Monterey, Sep. 21-23, 1846; on frontier duty, in escorting Recruits to
(Second Lieut., 1st Dragoons, June 30, 1846)
Ft. Gibson, I. T., and Ft. Smith, Ark., 1847-48, -- at Santa Fe, N. M.,
(First Lieut., 1st Dragoons, Dec. 27, 1848)
1848-49, -- Dona Ana, N. M., 1849-50, -- and Scouting against Apache Indians, 1850; on Recruiting service, 1850; at the Military Academy as Asst. Instructor of Cavalry Tactics, Dec. 10, 1850, to Apr. 16,
(Captain, 1st Cavalry, Mar. 3, 1855)
1855; on Recruiting service, 1855; in garrison at Ft. Leavenworth, Kan., and removing intruders from Indian lands, 1855-56; as Member of Board to Revise the Army Regulations, Washington, D. C., 1856-57; on Inspection of Horses and Mules at Cincinnati, O., 1857; on frontier duty at Ft. Riley, quelling Kansas Disturbances, 1857-58, -- on Utah and Cheyenne Expeditions, 1858, -- at Ft. Smith, Ark., 1858-59, -- and on Antelope Hill Expedition, I. T., 1859; on leave of absence in Europe, 1859-60; and
(Major, 1st Cavalry, Jan. 31, 1861)
on frontier duty at Ft. Arbuckle, I. T., 1860-61.
Served during the Rebellion of the Seceding States, 1861-66: on March from the Indian Territory to Ft. Leavenworth, Kan., May 3-27, 1861; as
(Lieut.-Colonel, 2d Cavalry, May 3, 1861)
Acting Inspector-General of the Department of Washington, June 13 to Aug. 8, 1861; as Mustering and Disbursing Officer, New York city, Aug. 8 to Dec. 12, 1861; as Inspector-General of the Army of the
(Colonel, Staff – Inspector-General, Oct. 1, 1861)
Potomac, Dec. 13, 1861, to Jan. 10, 1863; at Headquarters of the Army, Washington, D. C., Dec. 13, 1861, to Mar. 10, 1862; in the Virginia Peninsular Campaign, on the Staff of Major-General McClellan, Mar. to Aug., 1862, being present at the Battle of Gaines’s Mill, June 27, 1862, -- Battle of Glendale, June 30, 1862, -- and Battle of Malvern Hill, July 1, 1862; in the Maryland Campaign, on the Staff of the Commanding General of the Army of the Potomac, Sep. to Nov., 1862, being present at the Battle of South Mountain, Sep. 14, 1862, -- and Battle of Antietam, Sep. 17, 1862; in the Rappahannock Campaign, on the Staff of Major-General Barnside, commanding Army of the Potomac, Dec., 1862, to Jan., 1863, being present at the Battle of Fredericksburg, Dec. 13, 1862; in charge of the Inspector-General’s Office at Washington, D. C., Jan. 10 to May 26, 1863; as Member of Board to Organize invalid Corps, May 26 to Aug. 10, 1863, -- and of Board for Retiring Disabled Officers, Aug. 10, 1863, to Apr. 1, 1864; on Inspection duty in the Departments of the Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkansas, and New Mexico, Apr. 1, 1864, to Aug.,
(Bvt. Brig.-General, U. S. Army, Mar. 13, 1865, for Gallant and
Meritorious Services in the Field During the Rebellion)
(Bvt. Maj.-General, U. S. Army, Mar. 13, 1865, for Faithful
and Meritorious Services During the Rebellion)
1865; and awaiting orders at New York city, Aug., 1865, to Apr. 4, 1866.
Served: on tour of Inspection to and through Montana Territory and thence to the Pacific Ocean, Apr. 19 to Sep. 10, 1866; as Inspector-General of the Department of the Tennessee, Nov. 9, 1866, to Mar., 1867, -- of the Department of the Cumberland, to Oct. 29, 1868, -- of the Division of the Atlantic, Oct. 31, 1868, to Oct. 10, 1872, -- under the Instructions of the Secretary of War to July, 1876, -- and of the Division of the Missouri, July 10, 1876, to Feb. 18, 1881; and in charge of the Inspector-
(Brig.-General, Staff – Inspector-General, Jan. 2, 1881)
General’s Department to Mar. 8, 1885.
Died, Mar. 8, 1885, at Washington, D. C.: Aged 63.

—Website US Mexican War (Corpus Christi Public Libraries).


GEN. DELOS B. SACKET.
Brig.-Gen. Delos B. Sacket, senior Inspector-General of the United States Army, died at his residence in Washington yesterday morning. He was born in this State, and was appointed to the Military Academy at West Point in 1840. He was graduated in 1845, and was at once promoted to brevet Second Lieutenant and sent to Mexico with his regiment, the Second Dragoons. In the charge upon the Mexican batteries at Palo Alto and at the battle of Resaca de la Palma his gallant and meritorious conduct caused him to be breveted First Lieutenant. He was also engaged in the battle of Monterey, in September, 1846. A brevet then counted for something, as it was only given for distinguished bravery under fire. From 1847 to 1850 he was on frontier duty in Arkansas and New-Mexico, receiving an appointment as First Lieutenant of the First Dragoons in 1848. While scouting against the Apache Indians in 1850 he won special distinction as an active and gallant officer.
In December, 1850, Lieut. Sacket was assigned to duty as Assistant Instructor of Cavalry Tactics at West Point, where he remained until April, 1855. The next month he was promoted to Captain in the First Cavalry, and was sent to Kansas to aid in removing intruders from Indian lands. He was a member of the board to revise the Army Regulations in 1856, and in 1857-8 was again on frontier duty, this time engaged in quelling the Kansas disturbances. He was on the Utah and Cheyenne expeditions in 1858, and on the Antelope Hill expedition in 1859. After a year spent in Europe, he returned to duty at Fort Arbuckle, Indian Territory, when he was promoted to Major in the First Cavalry, in January, 1861. Later in the same year he was appointed Lieutenant-Colonel of the Second Cavalry and assigned to duty as Inspector-General of the Department of Washington. Early in October, he was made Colonel of Staff and Inspector-General. He served as recruiting officer in this city from August to December, 1861, when he joined the Army of the Potomac as Inspector-General. He served continuously with this army throughthe Peninsula, Antietam, Fredericksburg, and Rappahannock campaigns, taking part in all the battles and sieges, and to his work much of the splendid discipline of the army was due. In the Summer of 1863 he was a member of the board to organize the Invalid Corps. In 1864-5 he was assigned to duty in the Departments of the Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkansas, and New-Mexico, until placed upon the staff of Gen. Sheridan, when, in March, 1865, he was made a Brevet Brigadier-General for gallant services in the field,and the same day was made Brevet Major-General. In 1866 he was in the Department of the Tennessee. He was confirmed as Inspector-General by the Senate Jan. 21, 1881. Gen. Sacket was a man of fine presence, courtly in manner and soldierly in address, and was one of the most popular officers in the army.
Gen. Sacket had been confined to his house by illness since Jan. 30. The immediate cause of his death was senile gangrene. He was born at Cape Vincent, N.Y., April 14, 1822. The funeral, which will be private, will take place on Tuesday afternoon, and a temporary interment of the body will be made in Oak Hill Cemetery. The final interment will be at Cape Vincent.

New York Times 9 Mar 1885.


OBITUARY ORDER.
Upon the death of General Sacket, the following order was issued by the War Department: --
"It is with sincere regret the Secretary of War announces the death of Brig.-General Delos B. Sacket, Senior Inspector-General of the Army, which occurred at his residence in this city on Sunday noon, the 8th instant.
"The loss of such an accomplished officer and gentleman cannot but be deeply regretted by the Army; his interest in its welfare, always active, remained to the end unabated. He possessed in an eminent degree that correct military spirit necessary to the efficient discharge of duty, and his precept and example exerted an influence which was highly beneficial to the service.
"General Sacket was graduated from the U. S. Military Academy and appointed brevet Second Lieutenant, 2d Dragoons, July 1, 1845. He served in Texas during the military occupation of that State in 1845-46, and in the Mexican War, participating in the Battlers of Palo Alto, Resaca-de-la-Palma, and Monterey, and was brevetted First Lieutenant, May 9, 1846, for gallant and meritorious conduct in the two first-named battles. Promoted Second Lieutenant, 1st Dragoons, June 30, 1846, and First Lieutenant, Dec. 27, 1848. He was on frontier duty until Dec. 10, 1850, when he was detailed as Asst. Instructor of Cavalry Tactics at the U. S. Military Academy, where he remained on duty until Apr. 16, 1855, having been promoted Captain, 1st Cavalry, Mar. 3, 1855. In 1855-56 he served at Fort Leavenworth, and in removing intruders from Indian hands; in 1856-57, as a Member of the Board to Revise the Army Regulations; in 1857-58, on frontier duty and in quelling the Kansas Disturbances; in 1858-59, on Utah and Cheyenne Expedition and on Antelope Hill Expedition; and on leave of absence in Europe, and again on frontier duty, at Fort Arbuckle, Indian Territory, until the breaking out of the War of the Rebellion, having been promoted Major, 1st Cavalry, Jan. 31, 1861, and Lieutenant-Colonel of the 2d Cavalry on May 3, 1861.
"From June 13, 1861, to Aug. 8, 1861, he was on duty as Acting Inspector-General, Department of Washington; then as Mustering and Disbursing Officer at New York city, to Dec. 13, 1861, when he was appointed Inspector-General of the Army of the Potomac (having been appointed Colonel and Inspector-General, U. S. Army, on Oct. 1, 1861), in which capacity he served until Jan. 10, 1863, participating in the Virginia Peninsular and Maryland Campaigns, and was engaged in the Battles of Gaines’s Mill, Glendale, Malvern Hill, South Mountain, and Antietam; and in the Rappahannock Campaign, in which he was present at the Battle of Fredericksburg.
"During the period from Jan. 10, 1863, until Apr. 1, 1864, General Sacket was in charge of the Inspector-General’s Office at Washington; a Member of the Board to Organize the Invalid Corps; and on a Board to Retire Disabled Officers. From Apr. 1, 1864, to Aug., 1865, he was on inspection duty in the Departments of the Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkansas, and New Mexico. He was brevetted Brigadier-General and Major-General, U. S. Army, on Mar. 13, 1865, for gallant and meritorious service in the field during the Rebellion. In 1866 he made a tour of inspection through Montana to the Pacific Ocean; and was on duty as Inspector-General, Department of the Tennessee, from Nov. 9, 1866, until March, 18676; of the Department of the Cumberland, to Oct. 29, 1868; of the Division of the Atlantic, from Oct. 31, 1868, to Oct. 10, 1872, -- under the instructions of the Secretary of War, to July, 1876, -- and of the Division of the Missouri, from July 10, 1876, to Jan. 12, 1881, and was appointed Brigadier-General and Senior Inspector-General of the Army, Jan. 2, 1881.
"The officers of the Inspector-General’s Department will wear the usual badge of mourning for six months.”

—Website US Mexican War (Corpus Christi Public Libraries)


SACKET, Delos Bennet, soldier, born in Cape Vincent. New York, 14 April, 1822; died in Washington, D. C., 8 March, 1885. He was graduated at the United States military academy in 1845, assigned to the 2d dragoons, and served in the Mexican war, being brevetted 1st lieutenant, 9 May, 1846, for gallant and meritorious conduct at Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma, Texas On 30 June, 1846, he became 2d lieutenant, and he was made 1st lieutenant on 27 Dec., 1848. He was engaged in scouting in 1850, and was assistant instructor of cavalry tactics in the United States military academy from 10 December, 1850, till 16 April, 1855. On 3 March, 1855, he became captain of 1st cavalry.
He was a member of the board to revise the army regulations in Washington in 1856-'7, served on frontier duty in the Kansas disturbances in 1856–'7, and on the Utah and Cheyenne expedition in 1858. He was appointed major of 1st cavalry on 31 January, 1861, lieutenant-colonel of 2d cavalry on 3 May, 1861 and inspector-general on 1 October, 1861. Joining the Army of the Potomac, he served on the staff of the commanding general in the Virginia peninsula and the Maryland and Rappahannock campaigns, participating in the chief engagements. He was in charge of the inspector-general's office in Washington, D. C., from 10 January till 26 May, 1863, and afterward a member of the board to organize invalid corps and treat for retiring disabled officers. From 1 April. 1864, till August, 1865, he was on inspection duty in the departments of the Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkansas, and New Mexico.
On 13 March, 1865, he was brevetted brigadier-general and major-general for gallant and meritorious services in the field and during the civil war. After the war he was inspector-general of the Department of the Tennessee and of the divisions of the Atlantic and the Missouri. On the retirement of General Randolph B. Marcy on 2 January, 1881, he became senior inspector-general of the army with the rank of brigadier-general.

Virtualology.com, Appleton's Cyclopedia of American Biography (edited by James Grant Wilson, John Fiske and Stanley L. Klos. Six volumes, New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1887–1889 and StanKlos.com 1999.) (http://famousamericans.net/delosbennetsacket/).


At Little Rock, Arkansas, 8th ult., Mrs Amanda Sacket, wife of Lieut. Delos B. Sacket, of the 1st Dragoons, U.S.A.There is something in the death of this lady peculiarly touching. A few days since, her heart was beating high with the fond hope of soon mingling her tears and sympathies with those of a loved sister so recently bereaved of her husband; a few days since, and she was talking to her little girl that prattled on her knee, of the day when its father would be permitted to return from his far off post, and hear the sweet music of its tongue. But alas, there was a cold shadow soon to pass before those hopes and shut them out from her heart forever. Death, undreamed of by her and her friends, was standing nigh to bear her to his dark domain. But when his presence was felt, he had no terrors for his victim. She looked upon him with a calmness of a true Christian, and glided as gently down his stream as a summer flower upon a breezeless tide. Although no relation save her little daughter stood by her death-bed, she had the attention of devoted friends, and the last star of the morning found angels of kindness watching her couch, and the sweet consolations of the christian religion were poured gently in her ear and ever found a ready response in her heart. Her high intelligence, her decisive character, continued to her latest moment. Fully aware that she must soon depart, she gave the minutest directions concerning the disposition of everything she left behind, and said she died "at peace with the world," and had a full hope that she would live in happiness hereafter. Her husband will have the consolation of knowing that every request will be complied with, and that she sleeps (in her own language) in the cool shade and where the breeze can blow over her grave.—Arkansas State Gazette, Aug. 9.
Mrs Sacket was the youngest of two interesting Cherokee girls, educated here, and for many years inmates of the family of Elijah Parker, Esq.

New Hampshire Sentinel, Keene, NH, 20 Sep 1849.


Abstract of will of Frances Ann Sacket.
Date: 21 Jan 1897.
Proved: Surrogates Court, NY City, 29 Apr 1899.
Source: New York Wills and Probate Records, Ancestry.com.
Beneficiaries:
Daughter Eliza Ross De Valins, all jewelry, silver plate, & wearing apparel.
Children, Francis Williams Sacket, Cornelius Tiebout Sacket, & Eliza Ross De Valins, equally, all contents of house at Cape Vincent.
Rest of estate, real and personal, to be placed in trust with New York Insurance and Trust Company for lifetime of the survivor of children Cornelius and Eliza, or 20 years if sooner, then to go equally to 3 children, Francis, Cornelius, & Eliza. If any child is by then deceased, their one-third share to go to their issue or, if no surviving issue, to my surviving issue equally.
Executors: Abraham R Lawrence, Arthur D Weekes.
Witnesses: Frederic Delano Weekes, 41 East 20 St NY City; Caldwell Cleveland, 76 Madison Ave, NY City.

 Notes & Citations

  1. Charles Weygant, The Sacketts of America, "3150. Delos B. Sacket, b. Apr. 14, 1822, d. Mar. 8, 1885; m. Amanda Field."
  2. American Antiquarian Society, "Newspaper Extractions from the Northeast, 1704–1930" (Ancestry image), Boston Transcript, Massachusetts, 9 Mar 1885, death, "Sackett, Maj. Delos B, d. 8 Mar 1885."
  3. "U.S., Registers of Deaths in the Regular Army, 1860–1889" (Ancestry image), "Sacket, Delos B, Inspt, Genl, USA, American, b. NY, cause senile gangrene, d. 8 Mar 1885."
  4. Sacketts of America.
  5. Find a Grave.
  6. Hodge, Frederick Webb, Handbook of American Indians (Washington) 1912, p 382, records Amanda Fields as a daughter of Richard Fields, a merchant and a Cherokee citizen of Alabama, and his wife Lydia Shorey, and states, "Amanda Fields, like many other Cherokee girls, was sought after by young army officers stationed at Fort Gibson, and was married to Delos B. Sackett who was afterward brevet major general and Inspector General of the United States Army." Amanda's mother died young and Amanda and her elder sister Elizabeth were placed in the care of a Mr and Mrs Parker, the girls receiving a "liberal education" at school in Keene, New Hampshire.
  7. Obituary.
  8. 1870 United States Federal Census, Roll: M593_944; Page: 207A; Family History Library Film: 552443
    Cape Vincent, Jefferson County, New York, 29 Jun 1870
    Sackett, D R, 48, Gen US Army, real estate $2,500, personal estate $500, b. NY
    Sacket, Francis, 35, f, keeps house, b. NY
    Sacket, Frank, 2, b. KY
    Sacket, Cornelus, 5/12, b. PA
    Sacket, Francis, 22, f, at home, b. Indian Terr
    Haskin, Brieder, 35, f, domestic servt, b. Ireland
    Riley, Ellen, 31, domestic servt, b. Ireland
    Flaner, N, 24, f, domestic servt, b. Ireland.
  9. 1880 United States Federal Census, FHL 1254838, NA T9-0838/58D
    Cape Vincent, Jefferson, New York
    Delos B. Sacket, head, married, 58, b. NY, U.S. Army Soldier Inspect, father b. MA, mother b. MA
    Frances Sacket, wife, 46, b. NY, keeping house, father b. NY, mother b. NY
    Francis W. Sacket, son, 12, b. KY, at home, father b. NY, mother b. NY
    Cornetus F. [Cornelius T] Sacket, son, 10, b. PA, father b. NY, mother b. NY
    Eliza R. Sacket, dau, 8, b. PA, father b. NY, mother b. NY
    Freckerck Johnson, other, single, 40, b. Sweden, gardner, father b. Sweden, mother b. Sweden
    Ellen Riley, other, single, 46, b. Ireland, nurse, father b. Ireland, mother b. Ireland
    Amande Hullberg, other, single, 44, b. Sweden, domestic servant, father b. Sweden, mother b. Sweden
    Emma Fromkel, other, single, 24, b. Bohemia, domestic servant, father b. ---, mother b. ---.
Appears inSacketts in the Military
Notable Sacketts
Sackett line7th great-grandson of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet
5th great-grandson of Simon Sackett the colonist
ChartsLine 3a (American)
Generation.Tree8P.3
Last Edited5 Aug 2022

Julia Electa Sacket

FatherCaptain Gideon Shepard Sacket (1792-1860)
MotherFrances Electa Bush
Birth17 June 18321,2
MarriageJames Bruce Ainsworth1,2
Julia Electa Sacket, daughter of Captain Gideon Shepard Sacket and Frances Electa Bush, was born on 17 June 1832.1,2 She married James Bruce Ainsworth, son of Henry Ainsworth and Hannah Hulbert.1,2
     In 1850 Julia was living in Cape Vincent, Jefferson County, New York StateG, in the household of her parents Gideon and Fanny, and was recorded in the census as Julia Sackett, aged 17 and born in New York.3

Children of Julia Electa Sacket and James Bruce Ainsworth

  • Shepard Alcide Ainsworth b. 25 Feb 1857
  • Amanda S Ainsworth b. 6 Feb 1859
  • Charles F Ainsworth b. 6 Dec 1868

 Notes & Citations

  1. Charles Weygant, The Sacketts of America, "3151. Julia E. Sacket, b. June 17, 1832; m. James B. Ainsworth."
  2. Sacketts of America, "3151. Julia Electa Sacket, 18__-, daughter of (1240) Gideon S. Sacket, and Frances Bush, was married to James Bruce Ainsworth, of Cape Vincent, N. Y., son of Henry Ainsworth and Hannah Hulbert.
    Children.
    5906. Shepard A. Ainsworth, b. Feb. 25, 1857; m. Helen V. Hale.
    5907. Amanda S. Ainsworth, b. Feb. 6, 1859; m. David D. Otis.
    5908. Charles F. Ainsworth, b. Dec. 6, 1868."
  3. 1850 United States Federal Census, Roll 514, p 399b
    Cape Vincent, Jefferson, New York, 17 Aug 1850
    Sackett, Gideon S, 57, physician, real estate $3000, b. MA
    Sackett, Fanny, 54, b. MA
    Sackett, Julia, 17, b. NY
    Sackett, Theophilus, 15, b. NY
    Sackett, Fanny, 2, b. NY
    Sackett, Menardus, 79, b. MA
    Loner?, Thomas, 16, b. Ireland.
Sackett line7th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet
5th great-granddaughter of Simon Sackett the colonist
ChartsLine 3a (American)
Sackett Family Association descendants
Jim Gould.
Generation.Tree3151.8P.3
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Electa Matilda Sackett

FatherGeorge Sacket (c 1800-after 1870)
MotherEliza Ann Peake (c 1807-between 1865 & 1870)
Birth7 January 1828, New York StateG,1,2,3
Death1 August 1894, Meadville, Crawford County, PennsylvaniaG,3
Marriage7 March 1847James Howard Williams3
Electa Matilda Sackett (1828–1894)
(Src: Brian Williams)
Electa Matilda Sackett, daughter of George Sacket and Eliza Ann Peake, was born in New York StateG on 7 January 1828.1,2,3 She died aged 66 in Meadville, Crawford County, PennsylvaniaG, on 1 August 18943 and was buried at Greendale Cemetery, MeadvilleG.4 She married on 7 March 1847, James Howard Williams.3 James was born in Hamden, Delaware County, New York StateG, on 4 July 18193,4 and died aged 69 in Meadville, Crawford County, PennsylvaniaG, on 16 September 1888.3,4
     In 1880 Electa was living at Meadville, Crawford County, PennsylvaniaG, and was recorded in the census as Electa Williams, aged 52 and born in New York, wife of James Williams, a hotel proprietor. Living with them were their sons, Porter, 30, Eldridge, 25, Delos, 24, Gustavus, 22, Floyd, 20, Stanley, 18, and Irick, 15, and their daughter, Marry, aged twelve.5

Children of Electa Matilda Sackett and James Howard Williams

 Notes & Citations

  1. Charles Weygant, The Sacketts of America, "3153. Electa M. Sackett, b. in 1827."
  2. Census.
  3. Sackett database, 1548 Electa Matilda Sackett.
  4. Find a Grave.
  5. 1880 United States Federal Census, FHL 1255119, NA T9-1119/273A
    2nd Ward, Meadville, Crawford, Pennsylvania
    James WILLIAMS, head, married, 60, b. NY, proprietor hotel, father b. MA, mother b. NY
    Electa WILLIAMS, wife, 52, b. NY, keeping house, father b. MA, mother b. NY 
    Porter WILLIAMS, son, single, 30, b. NY, at home, father b. NY, mother b. NY 
    Eldridge WILLIAMS, son, single, 25, b. NY, at home, father b. NY, mother b. NY 
    Dalas WILLIAMS, son, single, 24, b. NY, at home, father b. NY, mother b. NY 
    Gustavus WILLIAMS, son, single, 22, b. NY, at home, father b. NY, mother b. NY 
    Floyed WILLIAMS, son, single, 20, b. NY, at home, father b. NY, mother b. NY 
    Stanley WILLIAMS, son, single, 18, b. NY, at home, father b. NY, mother b. NY 
    Irick WILLIAMS, son, 15, b. NY, at school, father b. NY, mother b. NY 
    Marry WILLIAMS, dau, 12, b. NY, at school, father b. NY, mother b. NY.
Sackett line7th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet
5th great-granddaughter of Simon Sackett the colonist
ChartsLine 3a (American)
Sackett Family Association descendants
Brian Williams and Henry DeJulia.
Generation.Tree3153.8P.3
Last Edited8 Mar 2019

Porter M Sackett

FatherGeorge Sacket (c 1800-after 1870)
MotherEliza Ann Peake (c 1807-between 1865 & 1870)
Birth1831, New York StateG,1,2
Death19001
Porter M Sackett, son of George Sacket and Eliza Ann Peake, was born in New York StateG in 1831.1,2 He died aged about 69 in 1900.1
     In 1850 Porter was living in Colchester, Delaware County, New York StateG, in the household of his parents George and Eliza, and was recorded in the census as Porter Sackett, a laborer, aged 19 and born in New York.3
     In 1860 he was living in ColchesterG in the household of his parents George and Eliza, and was recorded as Porter M Sackett, a farmer, aged 29.4
     In 1870 he was living in ColchesterG and was recorded as Peter M Sackett, a farmer, aged 36. Living with him were his brother Gideon, 21, Gideon's wife Julia, 20, and Porter and Gideon's father George, 70.5

 Notes & Citations

  1. Charles Weygant, The Sacketts of America, "3153b. Porter M. Sackett, b. in 1831, d. in 1900."
  2. Census.
  3. 1850 United States Federal Census, Roll: M432_495 Page: 384 1162/****
    Sackett, George, 44, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza, 42, b. NY
    Sackett, Porter, 19, laborer, b. NY
    Sackett, Augustus, 17, laborer, b. NY
    Sackett, Charles, 15, [occupation blank], b. NY
    Sackett, Fanny, 10, b. NY
    Sackett, Harriet, 8, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza, 6, b. NY
    Sackett, Shepard, 2, male, b. NY.
  4. 1860 United States Federal Census, Roll M653_744FHL Film 803744, p 895
    Colchester, Delaware, New York
    Sackett, George, 60, farmer, real estate $1,800, personal estate $750, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza A, 52, housekeeper, b. NY
    Sackett, Porter M, 29, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, George A, 26, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, Charles E, 23, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, Fanny C, 20, housekeeper, b. NY
    Sackett, Harriet M, 18, housekeeper, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza A, 14, b. NY
    Sackett, Gideon S, 11, b. NY.
  5. 1870 United States Federal Census, Roll M593_923, p 69A
    Colchester, Delaware, New York
    Sackett, Peter M, 36, farmer, real estate $1,200, personal estate $400, b. NY
    Sackett, G S, 21, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, Julia A, 20, keeping house, b. NY
    Sackett, George, 70, at home, personal estate $110, b. NY.
Sackett line7th great-grandson of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet
5th great-grandson of Simon Sackett the colonist
ChartsLine 3a (American)
Generation.Tree8P.3
Last Edited18 Jul 2024
Sackett Database1550 Porter M Sackett

George Augustus Sackett

FatherGeorge Sacket (c 1800-after 1870)
MotherEliza Ann Peake (c 1807-between 1865 & 1870)
MarriageHuldah Ann Raymond1
Marriage2 November 1873Sarah Wilson More4,2
George Augustus Sackett, son of George Sacket and Eliza Ann Peake, was born in Cape Vincent, Jefferson County, New York StateG, on 28 June 1833.1,2 He died aged 62 in Downsville, Delaware County, New York StateG, on 22 November 18951,3 and was buried at Hamden Cemetery, Hamden, Delaware CountyG.5 He married first Huldah Ann Raymond.1 He married second on 2 November 1873, Sarah Wilson More, daughter of Hiram More and Abigail Squire.4,2 Sarah was born in DownsvilleG on 16 February 1841.2 She died there aged 86 on 30 January 1928.2
     In 1850 George was living in Colchester, Delaware County, New York StateG, in the household of his parents George and Eliza, and was recorded in the census as Augustus Sackett, a laborer, aged 17 and born in New York.6
     In 1860 he was living in ColchesterG in the household of his parents George and Eliza, and was recorded as George A Sackett, a farmer, aged 26.7

Children of George Augustus Sackett and Huldah Ann Raymond

  • Porter W Sackett b. before 1866
  • Ida Georgiana Sackett b. 3 Mar 1866

Children of George Augustus Sackett and Sarah Wilson More


3154. George Augustus Sackett, 1833–1885, of Downsville, Delaware County, N. Y., son of (1241) George Sackett and Eliza A. Peake, was married to Huldah Ann Raymond, 18__–18__, and on Nov. 2, 1873, to Sarah W. More, daughter of Hiram More and Abigail Squires.
Children.
5910. Porter W. Sackett, m. Alice Miller.
5911. Ida Georgiana Sackett, b. Mar. 3, 1866; m. James W. Wilcox.
[5912 was skipped.]
5913. Francis M. Sackett, b. 1874.
5914. Hattie M. Sackett, b. in 1876; m. John L. Snyder.
5915. Guy Augustus Sackett, b. in 1877; m. Anna E. Vanalstyne.
5916. George W. Sackett, b. in 1882.

 Notes & Citations

  1. Charles Weygant, The Sacketts of America, "3154. Geo. Augustus Sackett, 1833–1885; m. Huldah A. Raymond."
  2. Grace Van Dyke More, editor, Chronicles of the More family (, 1955), pp 362–3, "456 Sarah Wilson More [d. Hiram More & Abigail Squire], b. Feb. 16, 1841, at Downsville, N. Y.; d. there, Jan. 30, 1928; m. Nov. 2, 1873, to George Augustus Sackett, b. June 28, 1833, in Cape Vincent, N. Y."
  3. "New York, Death Index, 1852–1956" (Ancestry image), "Sackett, George A, d. Downsville, New York, 22 Nov 1895."
  4. Sacketts of America.
  5. Find a Grave.
  6. 1850 United States Federal Census, Roll: M432_495 Page 384
    Sackett, George, 44, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza, 42, b. NY
    Sackett, Porter, 19, laborer, b. NY
    Sackett, Augustus, 17, laborer, b. NY
    Sackett, Charles, 15, [occupation blank], b. NY
    Sackett, Fanny, 10, b. NY
    Sackett, Harriet, 8, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza, 6, b. NY
    Sackett, Shepard, 2, male, b. NY.
  7. 1860 United States Federal Census, Roll M653_744FHL Film 803744, p 895
    Colchester, Delaware, New York
    Sackett, George, 60, farmer, real estate $1,800, personal estate $750, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza A, 52, housekeeper, b. NY
    Sackett, Porter M, 29, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, George A, 26, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, Charles E, 23, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, Fanny C, 20, housekeeper, b. NY
    Sackett, Harriet M, 18, housekeeper, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza A, 14, b. NY
    Sackett, Gideon S, 11, b. NY.
Sackett line7th great-grandson of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet
5th great-grandson of Simon Sackett the colonist
ChartsLine 3a (American)
Generation.Tree8P.3
Last Edited18 Jul 2024

Charles E Sackett

FatherGeorge Sacket (c 1800-after 1870)
MotherEliza Ann Peake (c 1807-between 1865 & 1870)
Birth1837, New York StateG,1,2
Death28 May 1901, Findlay, Hancock County, OhioG,1,3
MarriageRebecca M Raymond4
Rebecca (Raymond) Sackett (1849–1897), wife of Charles E Sackett of Findlay, Ohio
(Src: Kathryn James)
Charles E Sackett, son of George Sacket and Eliza Ann Peake, was born in New York StateG in 1837.1,2 He died in Findlay, Hancock County, OhioG, on 28 May 1901.1,3 He was buried at Maple Grove Cemetery, FindlayG.3 He married Rebecca M Raymond.4 Rebecca was born in CanadaG on 2 February 1849.4,2 She died in FindlayG on 5 January 1897.4,5 She was buried at Maple Grove CemeteryG.5
     In 1850 Charles was living in Colchester, Delaware County, New York StateG, and was recorded in the census as Charles Sackett, aged 15 [actually 13], and born in New York, in the household of [his father] George Sackett.6
     In 1860 he was living in ColchesterG in the household of his parents George and Eliza, and was recorded as Charles E Sackett, a farmer, aged 23.7
     In 1870 he was living in Colchester, Delaware County, New York StateG, and was recorded as Charles Sackett, a farmer, aged 33. Living with him were his wife Rebecca, aged 21 and born in Canada, and their children Eliza, 2, and Charles, aged one.2
     In 1900 he was living at 122 Garfield Avenue, Findlay, Hancock County, OhioG, and was recorded as Charles E Sackett, a widower, aged 60, in the household of his son-in-law William Rowe.8

Children of Charles E Sackett and Rebecca M Raymond

  • Eliza Anne Sackett+ b. 9 Aug 1867, d. 30 Apr 1950
  • Charles E Sackett b. 11 May 1869, d. 21 Dec 1898
  • William Henry Sackett b. 4 Jan 1871, d. 11 Nov 1932
  • Jennie Estella Sackett b. 18 Mar 1874, d. 9 Jun 1949
  • Delos R Sackett b. 23 Apr 1876
  • Emma E Sackett b. 20 Mar 1878, d. 21 Mar 1878
  • Hattie Loo Sackett b. 1 Nov 1879, d. 25 Apr 1889
  • Nettie Mabel Sackett b. 8 Dec 1886, d. 25 Apr 1889
  • Florence Mabel Sackett b. 22 Sep 1892, d. 23 Dec 1964

 Notes & Citations

  1. Charles Weygant, The Sacketts of America, "3155. Charles E. Sackett, b. in 1837, d. in 1902."
  2. 1870 United States Federal Census, Roll M593_923, page 72/3, 40/331/357
    Colchester, Delaware County, New York
    Sackett, Charles, 33, farmer, $2700, $540, b. New York
    Sackett, Rebecca, 21, keeping house, b. N Canada, father foreign birth,
    mother foreign birth
    Sackett, Eliza, 2, at home, b. New York, mother foreign birth
    Sackett, Charles, 1, at Home, b. New York, mother foreign birth.
  3. Findlay-Hancock County Public Library Obituary Database (), "Sackett, Charles E, 28 May 1901, not in newspaper, Maple Grove Cemetery, Findlay."
  4. Email from Kathy James to Sackett List.
  5. Findlay-Hancock County Public Library Obituary Database, "Sacket, Rebecca, 5 Jan 1897, in Findlay Weekly Jeffersonian newspaper, Maple Grove Cemetery, Findlay."
  6. 1850 United States Federal Census, Roll: M432_495 Page: 384 1162/****
    Sackett, George, 44, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza, 42, b. NY
    Sackett, Porter, 19, laborer, b. NY
    Sackett, Augustus, 17, laborer, b. NY
    Sackett, Charles, 15, [occupation blank], b. NY
    Sackett, Fanny, 10, b. NY
    Sackett, Harriet, 8, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza, 6, b. NY
    Sackett, Shepard, 2, male, b. NY.
  7. 1860 United States Federal Census, Roll M653_744FHL Film 803744, p 895
    Colchester, Delaware, New York
    Sackett, George, 60, farmer, real estate $1,800, personal estate $750, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza A, 52, housekeeper, b. NY
    Sackett, Porter M, 29, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, George A, 26, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, Charles E, 23, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, Fanny C, 20, housekeeper, b. NY
    Sackett, Harriet M, 18, housekeeper, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza A, 14, b. NY
    Sackett, Gideon S, 11, b. NY.
  8. 1900 United States Federal Census, Roll T623_1284, Page 7A, ED 65
    134/141
    122 Garfield Avenue, Findlay Ward 7, Hancock County, Ohio
    Rowe, Wm H, head, b. Nov 1860, 39, married 13 years, b. England, father b. England, mother b. England, immigrated 1891, in US 9 years, naturalized, motorman street car, literate, English speaker, rents house
    Rowe, Eliza A, wife, b. Aug 1867, 32, married 13 years, 3 children, 1 living, b. New York, father b. New York, mother b. Canada, literate, English speaker
    Rowe, Ernie, son, b. Apr 1892, 8, b. Ohio, father b. England, mother b. New York, at school
    Sackett, Charles E, father-in-law, b. Apr 1840, 60, widower, b. New York, father b. New York, mother b. New York, literate, English speaker
    Sackett, Wm. H., brother-in-law, b. Jan 1871, 29, single, b. New York, father b. New York, mother b. Canada, laborer, Glassry, literate, English speaker
    Sackett, Hattie S, sister-in-law, b. Nov 1879, 20, single, b. New York, father b. New York,mother b. Canada, decorator glass, literate, English speaker
    Sackett, Florence M, sister-in-law, b. Sept 1892, 7, b. Ohio, father b. New York, mother b. Canada, at school.
Sackett line7th great-grandson of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet
5th great-grandson of Simon Sackett the colonist
ChartsLine 3a (American)
Sackett Family Association descendants
Kathy James and Beverley Service.
Generation.Tree8P.3
Last Edited18 Jul 2024
Sackett Database1568 Charles E Sackett

Frances Sackett

FatherGeorge Sacket (c 1800-after 1870)
MotherEliza Ann Peake (c 1807-between 1865 & 1870)
Birth1841, New York StateG,1,2
Frances Sackett, daughter of George Sacket and Eliza Ann Peake, was born in New York StateG in 1841.1,2
     In 1850 Frances was living in Colchester, Delaware County, New York StateG, in the household of her parents George and Eliza, and was recorded in the census as Fanny Sackett, aged ten and born in New York.3
     In 1860 she was living in ColchesterG in the household of her parents George and Eliza, and was recorded as Fanny C Sackett, aged 20.4

 Notes & Citations

  1. Charles Weygant, The Sacketts of America, "3156. Frances Sackett. b. in 1841."
  2. Census.
  3. 1850 United States Federal Census, Roll: M432_495 Page: 384 1162/****
    Sackett, George, 44, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza, 42, b. NY
    Sackett, Porter, 19, laborer, b. NY
    Sackett, Augustus, 17, laborer, b. NY
    Sackett, Charles, 15, [occupation blank], b. NY
    Sackett, Fanny, 10, b. NY
    Sackett, Harriet, 8, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza, 6, b. NY
    Sackett, Shepard, 2, male, b. NY.
  4. 1860 United States Federal Census, Roll M653_744FHL Film 803744, p 895
    Colchester, Delaware, New York
    Sackett, George, 60, farmer, real estate $1,800, personal estate $750, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza A, 52, housekeeper, b. NY
    Sackett, Porter M, 29, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, George A, 26, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, Charles E, 23, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, Fanny C, 20, housekeeper, b. NY
    Sackett, Harriet M, 18, housekeeper, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza A, 14, b. NY
    Sackett, Gideon S, 11, b. NY.
Sackett line7th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet
5th great-granddaughter of Simon Sackett the colonist
ChartsLine 3a (American)
Generation.Tree8P.3
Last Edited18 Jul 2024

Harriet M Sackett

FatherGeorge Sacket (c 1800-after 1870)
MotherEliza Ann Peake (c 1807-between 1865 & 1870)
Birth1843, New York StateG,1,2
Harriet M Sackett, daughter of George Sacket and Eliza Ann Peake, was born in New York StateG in 1843.1,2
     In 1850 Harriet was living in Colchester, Delaware County, New York StateG, in the household of her parents George and Eliza, and was recorded in the census as Harriet Sackett, aged eight and born in New York.3
     In 1860 she was living in ColchesterG in the household of her parents George and Eliza, and was recorded as Harriet M Sackett, aged 18.4

 Notes & Citations

  1. Charles Weygant, The Sacketts of America, "3157. Harriet M. Sackett, b. in 1843."
  2. Census.
  3. 1850 United States Federal Census, Roll: M432_495 Page: 384 1162/****
    Sackett, George, 44, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza, 42, b. NY
    Sackett, Porter, 19, laborer, b. NY
    Sackett, Augustus, 17, laborer, b. NY
    Sackett, Charles, 15, [occupation blank], b. NY
    Sackett, Fanny, 10, b. NY
    Sackett, Harriet, 8, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza, 6, b. NY
    Sackett, Shepard, 2, male, b. NY.
  4. 1860 United States Federal Census, Roll M653_744FHL Film 803744, p 895
    Colchester, Delaware, New York
    Sackett, George, 60, farmer, real estate $1,800, personal estate $750, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza A, 52, housekeeper, b. NY
    Sackett, Porter M, 29, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, George A, 26, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, Charles E, 23, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, Fanny C, 20, housekeeper, b. NY
    Sackett, Harriet M, 18, housekeeper, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza A, 14, b. NY
    Sackett, Gideon S, 11, b. NY.
Sackett line7th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet
5th great-granddaughter of Simon Sackett the colonist
ChartsLine 3a (American)
Generation.Tree8P.3
Last Edited18 Jul 2024

Eliza A Sackett

FatherGeorge Sacket (c 1800-after 1870)
MotherEliza Ann Peake (c 1807-between 1865 & 1870)
Birthsay 1845, New York StateG,1,2
Eliza A Sackett, daughter of George Sacket and Eliza Ann Peake, was born in New York StateG say 1845.1,2
     In 1850 Eliza was living in Colchester, Delaware County, New York StateG, in the household of her parents George and Eliza, and was recorded in the census as Eliza Sackett, aged six and born in New York.3
     In 1860 she was living in ColchesterG in the household of her parents George and Eliza, and was recorded as Eliza A Sackett, aged 14.4

 Notes & Citations

  1. Charles Weygant, The Sacketts of America, "3158. Eliza A. Sackett b. in 184?."
  2. Census.
  3. 1850 United States Federal Census, Roll: M432_495 Page: 384 1162/****
    Sackett, George, 44, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza, 42, b. NY
    Sackett, Porter, 19, laborer, b. NY
    Sackett, Augustus, 17, laborer, b. NY
    Sackett, Charles, 15, [occupation blank], b. NY
    Sackett, Fanny, 10, b. NY
    Sackett, Harriet, 8, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza, 6, b. NY
    Sackett, Shepard, 2, male, b. NY.
  4. 1860 United States Federal Census, Roll M653_744FHL Film 803744, p 895
    Colchester, Delaware, New York
    Sackett, George, 60, farmer, real estate $1,800, personal estate $750, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza A, 52, housekeeper, b. NY
    Sackett, Porter M, 29, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, George A, 26, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, Charles E, 23, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, Fanny C, 20, housekeeper, b. NY
    Sackett, Harriet M, 18, housekeeper, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza A, 14, b. NY
    Sackett, Gideon S, 11, b. NY.
Sackett line7th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet
5th great-granddaughter of Simon Sackett the colonist
ChartsLine 3a (American)
Generation.Tree3158.8P.3
Last Edited18 Jul 2024

Gideon S Sackett

FatherGeorge Sacket (c 1800-after 1870)
MotherEliza Ann Peake (c 1807-between 1865 & 1870)
Birth1848, New York StateG,1,2
Death19031
MarriageJulia A ___2
Gideon S Sackett, son of George Sacket and Eliza Ann Peake, was born in New York StateG in 1848.1,2 He died aged about 55 in 1903.1 He married Julia A ___.2 Julia was born in New York StateG about 1850.2
     In 1850 Gideon was living in Colchester, Delaware County, New York StateG, in the household of his parents George and Eliza, and was recorded in the census as Shepard Sackett, aged two and born in New York.3
     In 1860 he was living in ColchesterG in the household of his parents George and Eliza, and was recorded as Gideon S Sackett, aged eleven.4
     In 1870 he was living in ColchesterG in the household of his brother Porter, and was recorded as G S Sackett, a farmer, aged 21. His wife Julia, 20, was living with him.5

 Notes & Citations

  1. Charles Weygant, The Sacketts of America, "3159. Gideon S. Sackett, b. in 1848, d. in 1903."
  2. Census.
  3. 1850 United States Federal Census, Roll: M432_495 Page: 384 1162/****
    Sackett, George, 44, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza, 42, b. NY
    Sackett, Porter, 19, laborer, b. NY
    Sackett, Augustus, 17, laborer, b. NY
    Sackett, Charles, 15, [occupation blank], b. NY
    Sackett, Fanny, 10, b. NY
    Sackett, Harriet, 8, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza, 6, b. NY
    Sackett, Shepard, 2, male, b. NY.
  4. 1860 United States Federal Census, Roll M653_744FHL Film 803744, p 895
    Colchester, Delaware, New York
    Sackett, George, 60, farmer, real estate $1,800, personal estate $750, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza A, 52, housekeeper, b. NY
    Sackett, Porter M, 29, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, George A, 26, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, Charles E, 23, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, Fanny C, 20, housekeeper, b. NY
    Sackett, Harriet M, 18, housekeeper, b. NY
    Sackett, Eliza A, 14, b. NY
    Sackett, Gideon S, 11, b. NY.
  5. 1870 United States Federal Census, Roll M593_923, p 69A
    Colchester, Delaware, New York
    Sackett, Peter M, 36, farmer, real estate $1,200, personal estate $400, b. NY
    Sackett, G S, 21, farmer, b. NY
    Sackett, Julia A, 20, keeping house, b. NY
    Sackett, George, 70, at home, personal estate $110, b. NY.
Sackett line7th great-grandson of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet
5th great-grandson of Simon Sackett the colonist
ChartsLine 3a (American)
Generation.Tree8P.3
Last Edited18 Jul 2024

Laura Emily Sackett

FatherHon Leverett Sackett (1805-1887)
MotherMary A Culver (1805-1854)
Birth27 July 1834, MassachusettsG,1,2
Death6 February 1842, Blandford, Hampden County, MassachusettsG,1,3
Laura Emily Sackett, daughter of Hon Leverett Sackett and Mary A Culver, was born in MassachusettsG on 27 July 1834.1,2 She died in childhood in Blandford, Hampden County, MassachusettsG, on 6 February 18421,3 and was buried at Hill Cemetery, BlandfordG.4

 Notes & Citations

  1. Charles Weygant, The Sacketts of America, "3208. Laura Emily Sackett, b. in 1834, d. in 1842."
  2. Death record.
  3. Vital Records, Blandford, Massachusetts, v1, p187, death, "6 [?month] 1842, child of Levinet[?] Sackett, 7, female, scarlet fever."
  4. "Massachusetts, Town and Vital records, 1620–1988" (Ancestry image), "6 Feb 1842, Emily L Sackett, b. 27 Jul 1834, aged 7 yrs 5mo 21 days, dau of Leverett & Mary A Sackett." [Blandford Cemetery records, block 2, row 3]
Sackett line7th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet
5th great-granddaughter of Simon Sackett the colonist
ChartsLine 3a (American)
Generation.Tree8P.3
Last Edited30 Mar 2022
 

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