Susan T Sackett
Father | Eleazer Curtis Sackett (1802-1889) |
Mother | Patty Sackett (1804-1892) |
Susan T Sackett, daughter of Eleazer Curtis Sackett and Patty Sackett, was born in Tallmadge, Summit County, OhioG, on 20 May 1839.1,2,3 She died aged 80 at home in Arcola, Douglas County, IllinoisG, on 15 March 1920.3,4 She married in Illini, Macon County, IllinoisG, on 4 February 1869, Mathias C Coburn, son of Roswell Lee Coburn and Lucy Keeler.1,5,6 Mathias was born in Bradford County, PennsylvaniaG, on 27 January 1834.5,7 He died aged 79 on 27 May 19135 and was buried at Illini Cemetery, Warrensburg, Macon County, IllinoisG.5
In 1860 Susan was living in Beardstown, Cass County, IllinoisG, in the household of her parents Eleazer and Patty, and was recorded in the census as Susan F Sackett, a teacher, aged 21 and born in Ohio.8
In 1870 she was living in Illini, Macon County, IllinoisG, in the household of her husband Mathias Coburn, 36, a farmer, and was recorded as Susan Coburn, aged 31. There was also a farm laborer in the household.9
In 1880 Susan was living at IlliniG in the household of her husband Mathias Coburn, 48, a farmer, and was recorded in the census as Susan Coburn, aged 41. Living with them were their daughter Minnie, aged two and their adopted daughter Christina McKenzie, aged nine.10
In 1900 she was living in ArcolaG in the household of her husband Mathias Coburn, 66, a broom manufacturer, and was recorded as Susan T Coburn, aged 61. Living with them were their children, Minnie, 22, and Lucy, aged 19.11
In 1910 she was living at Walnut Street, ArcolaG, in the household of her husband Mathias, 76, a manufacturer of brooms, and was recorded as Susan S Coburn, aged 70. Their daughter Minnie, 32, was living with them.12
In 1920 she was living at Walnut Street, ArcolaG, and was recorded as Susan Coburn, head of household, a widow, aged 80. Her daughter Minnie, 41, was living with her.13
In 1860 Susan was living in Beardstown, Cass County, IllinoisG, in the household of her parents Eleazer and Patty, and was recorded in the census as Susan F Sackett, a teacher, aged 21 and born in Ohio.8
In 1870 she was living in Illini, Macon County, IllinoisG, in the household of her husband Mathias Coburn, 36, a farmer, and was recorded as Susan Coburn, aged 31. There was also a farm laborer in the household.9
In 1880 Susan was living at IlliniG in the household of her husband Mathias Coburn, 48, a farmer, and was recorded in the census as Susan Coburn, aged 41. Living with them were their daughter Minnie, aged two and their adopted daughter Christina McKenzie, aged nine.10
In 1900 she was living in ArcolaG in the household of her husband Mathias Coburn, 66, a broom manufacturer, and was recorded as Susan T Coburn, aged 61. Living with them were their children, Minnie, 22, and Lucy, aged 19.11
In 1910 she was living at Walnut Street, ArcolaG, in the household of her husband Mathias, 76, a manufacturer of brooms, and was recorded as Susan S Coburn, aged 70. Their daughter Minnie, 32, was living with them.12
In 1920 she was living at Walnut Street, ArcolaG, and was recorded as Susan Coburn, head of household, a widow, aged 80. Her daughter Minnie, 41, was living with her.13
Children of Susan T Sackett and Mathias C Coburn
- Howard S Coburn b. 1872, d. 1872
- Minnie N Coburn b. Mar 1878, d. 1937
- Lucy C Coburn b. May 1881
Mrs. Coburn, Illini Pioneer, is Dead
Aged Woman Passes Away At Arcola.
Mrs. C Coburn, one of the pioneers of the Illini neighborhood and a charter member of the Illini Congregational church, died at her home in Arcola Monday night after an illness of one week with pneumonia. She was eighty years of age. Mr. and Mrs. Coburn were residents of Decatur for several years during the '80s, later moving to Arcola. Mr. Coburn died seven years ago.
Mrs. Coburn was formerly Miss Susan Sackett, and lived in the Illini neighborhood for many years. She was married to Mr. Coburn in 1869.
She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Lucy Fleming of Kansas City and Miss Minnie Coburn of Arcola, two sisters, Mrs. Will Garlic and Flora Sackett of Kansas City, and one brother, Orange Sackett of Council Bluffs, Ia.
The funeral will be held in Arcola Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. The body will be brought to Decatur Thursday morning and taken by auto to the Illini cemetery for burial.
—Decatur Daily Review, 16 Mar 1920, p 12
Mrs. Susan Coburn Buried at Arcola
Arcola, Ill., March 20—The funeral of Mrs. Susan S. Coburn, a resident of Arcola for over thirty years, was held at the Presyterian church at eight o'clock Thursday morning, the pastor, Rev. H. E. Houser, officiating. The body was taken, via the Vandalia, to Illini township where the interment was made.
She was born at Talmadge, Ohio, May 20, 1839. In her youth her family came to Illini township where she was married Feb. 4, 1869, to M. C. Coburn, whose death occurred in Arcola about ten years ago. Three of their children died in infancy. She leaves two daughters, Minnie C., of this city, and Mrs. Lucy Fleming of Kansas City, Kan.
—Decatur Daily Review, 20 Mar 1920, p 4
The funeral of Mathias C. Coburn, who died Tuesday morning, was held Wednesday afternoon in his late residence in Arcola. Mr. Coburn was born in Bradford county, Pennsylvania, January 27, 1834, and came to Illinois in 1859 and made his home near Warrensburg. Here he married Miss Susan Sackett, who survives him. He also leaves three children.
—Herald and Review, Decatur, Illinois, 31 May 1913, p 11
Notes & Citations
- Charles Weygant, The Sacketts of America, "3944. Susan T. Sacket, b. May 20, 1838, [m.] Mathias C. Coburn."
- Death record.
- Obituary, researched by Myra Roper.
- "Illinois, Deaths and Stillbirths Index, 1916–1947" (Ancestry transcript), "Coburn, Susan Sackett, housekeeper, b. Akron, Ohio, 20 May 1839, d. Tricola, Douglas, Illinois, 15 Mar 1920, father E. C. Sackett, b. Conn., mother Patty Carter, b. Conn."
- Obituary.
- "Illinois, Marriage Index, 1860–1920" (Ancestry transcript), "4 Feb 1869, Macon, Illinois, S L Sackett & M C Coburn."
- "Genealogy of the Descendants of Edward Colburn/Coburn" (Ancestry image).
- 1860 United States Federal Census, Roll: M653_160; Page: 185; Family History Library Film: 803160
Beardstown, Cass, Illinois
Sackett, Elizor C, 58, farmer, real estate $9,000, personal estate $3,000, b. CT
Sackett, Patty, 56, b. CT
Sackett, Susan F, 21, teacher, b. OH
Sackett, Orange E, 18, teacher, b. OH
Sackett, Flora C, 16, b. OH
Sackett, Ella M, 12, b. OH
Kuhlman, Charles, 21, b. Prussia
Kuhlman, Henry, 18, b. Prussia
Billings, Charles, 45, b. VT
Greeley, Walter, 13, b. IL. - 1870 United States Federal Census, Roll M593_249, p 484A, FHL film
Illini, Macon, Illinois, 15 Jul 1870
Coburn, Mathias, 36, farmer, real estate $3000, personal estate $600, b. PA
Coburn, Susan, 31, keeping house, b. OH
Ingraham, David, 19, farm laborer, b. IL. - 1880 United States Federal Census, Roll 229, p 470D, Enumeration District 155
Illini, Macon, Illinois, 17 Jun 1880
Coburn, Matthias C., head, 48, farmer, b. PA, father b. CT, mother b. CT
Coburn, Susan, wife, 41, keeping house, b. OH, father b. CT, mother b. CT
Coburn, Minnie, daughter, 2, b. IL, father b. PA, mother b. OH
McKenzie, Christina, adopted daughter, 9, b. IL, father b. Scotland, mother b. Scotland. - 1900 United States Federal Census, Page 5, Enumeration District 0050, FHL microfilm 1240297
Arcola, Douglas, Illinois, 5 Jun 1900
Coburn, Mathias, head, b. Jan 1834, 66, broom manufacturer, b. PA, father b. CT, mother b. CT, home owned free of mortgage
Coburn, Susan T, wife, b. May 1839, 61, b. OH, father b. CT, mother b. CT
Coburn, Minnie N, daughter, b. Mar 1878, 22, b. IL, father b. PA, mother b. OH
Coburn, Lucy C, daughter, b. May 1881, 19, at school, b. IL, father b. PA, mother b. OH. - 1910 United States Federal Census, Roll T624_285, p 1A, Enumeration District 0088, FHL microfilm 1374298
Walnut St, Arcola Ward 1, Douglas, Illinois, 15 Apr 1910
Coburn, Mathias C, head, 76, m1. 41y, manufacturer, brooms, b. PA, father b. CT, mother b. CT, home owned
Coburn, Susan S, wife, 70, m1. 41y, 5 ch, 2 living, b. OH, father b. CT, mother b. CT
Coburn, Minnie N, daughter, 32, b. IL, father b. PA, mother b. OH. - 1920 United States Federal Census, Roll T625_304, p 4B, Enumeration District 107
Walnut Street, Arcola, Douglas, Illinois, 3 Jan 1920
Coburn, Susan, head, 80, wd, b. OH, father b. CT, mother b. CT, home rented
Coburn, Minnie, daughter, 41, single, b. IL, father b. PA, mother b. OH.
Sackett line | 7th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 5th great-granddaughter of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Charts | Line 3a (American) |
Generation.Tree | 8P.3 |
Last Edited | 10 Jul 2021 |
Orange E Sackett
Father | Eleazer Curtis Sackett (1802-1889) |
Mother | Patty Sackett (1804-1892) |
Orange E Sackett, son of Eleazer Curtis Sackett and Patty Sackett, was born in OhioG on 1 November 1841.1,2,3 He died at home aged 86 at 3647 Avenue C, Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie County, IowaG, on 24 May 1928 and was buried at Fairview Cemetery, Council BluffsG.5,6,7 He married in Macon County, IllinoisG, on 25 December 1872, Emma Susan Chesley, daughter of John Chesley and Joanna Tibbetts.1,4 Emma was born in New HampshireG about 1850.2 She died aged 60 in Council BluffsG on 22 March 1911 and was buried at Walnut Hill Cemetery, Council BluffsG.7
In 1860 Orange was living in Beardstown, Cass County, IllinoisG, in the household of his parents Eleazer and Patty, and was recorded in the census as Orange E Sackett, a teacher, aged 18 and born in Ohio.8
Orange served in the American Civil War for three years from 1862 to 1865 as a Corporal in the 114th Illinois Volunteers.6,9,10,11,12
In 1870 he was living in Illini, Macon County, IllinoisG, in the household of his parents Eleazer and Patty, and was recorded as Orange Sackett, a farmer, aged 27.13
In 1880 he was living in Illini, Macon County, IllinoisG, and was recorded as Orange E Sackett, a farmer, head of household, married, aged 38. Living with him were his wife Emma, aged 29 and born in New Hampshire, their children, Lizzie, 6, Arthur, 4, Raymond, 3, and Dwight, 9 months, Orange's parents, Eleazer, 78 and Patty, 76, and a female servant and three male farm workers.14
In 1885 he was living in Wyandotte County, KansasG, and was recorded as Orange E Sackett, an agricultural implements agent, aged 43. Living with him were his wife Emma, 34, a school teacher, and their children, Lizzie, 11, Arthur, 9, Raymond, 7, and Dwight, aged five.15
In 1900 he was living in Kane, Pottawattamie County, IowaG, and was recorded as O E Sackett, a day laborer, head of household, aged 57. He owned his home on a mortgage. Living with him were his wife Emma, 50, and their children, Alton, 13, Hazel, 10, and Robert, aged eight.16
In 1910 he was living in Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie CountyG, and was recorded as Orange G Sackett, a self-employed laborer, head of household, aged 68. He owned his home on a mortgage. Living with him were his wife Emma, 59, and their unmarried children, Alton, 23, Hazel, 19, and Robert, aged 18.17
In 1920 he was living at Avenue A, Council BluffsG, in the household of Ray Armstrong and family, and was recorded as Orin Sackett, a widower, aged 79.18
In 1860 Orange was living in Beardstown, Cass County, IllinoisG, in the household of his parents Eleazer and Patty, and was recorded in the census as Orange E Sackett, a teacher, aged 18 and born in Ohio.8
Orange served in the American Civil War for three years from 1862 to 1865 as a Corporal in the 114th Illinois Volunteers.6,9,10,11,12
In 1870 he was living in Illini, Macon County, IllinoisG, in the household of his parents Eleazer and Patty, and was recorded as Orange Sackett, a farmer, aged 27.13
In 1880 he was living in Illini, Macon County, IllinoisG, and was recorded as Orange E Sackett, a farmer, head of household, married, aged 38. Living with him were his wife Emma, aged 29 and born in New Hampshire, their children, Lizzie, 6, Arthur, 4, Raymond, 3, and Dwight, 9 months, Orange's parents, Eleazer, 78 and Patty, 76, and a female servant and three male farm workers.14
In 1885 he was living in Wyandotte County, KansasG, and was recorded as Orange E Sackett, an agricultural implements agent, aged 43. Living with him were his wife Emma, 34, a school teacher, and their children, Lizzie, 11, Arthur, 9, Raymond, 7, and Dwight, aged five.15
In 1900 he was living in Kane, Pottawattamie County, IowaG, and was recorded as O E Sackett, a day laborer, head of household, aged 57. He owned his home on a mortgage. Living with him were his wife Emma, 50, and their children, Alton, 13, Hazel, 10, and Robert, aged eight.16
In 1910 he was living in Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie CountyG, and was recorded as Orange G Sackett, a self-employed laborer, head of household, aged 68. He owned his home on a mortgage. Living with him were his wife Emma, 59, and their unmarried children, Alton, 23, Hazel, 19, and Robert, aged 18.17
In 1920 he was living at Avenue A, Council BluffsG, in the household of Ray Armstrong and family, and was recorded as Orin Sackett, a widower, aged 79.18
Children of Orange E Sackett and Emma Susan Chesley
- Elizabeth "Lizzie" Kimball Sackett+ b. 11 Nov 1873, d. 19 Nov 1944
- Arthur Russell Sackett+14 b. 21 Aug 1875, d. 30 Nov 1924
- Raymond Sackett b. c 1877
- Dwight Putman Sackett+ b. 16 Sep 1879, d. 9 Jul 1955
- Alton Veasey Sackett+ b. 25 Feb 1887, d. 25 Oct 1949
- Hazel Sackett b. Oct 1889
- Robert McKinley Sackett+ b. 19 Aug 1891, d. 9 Sep 1949
Civil Veteran Is Dead
Orange E. Sackett, 86, Lived Here for Thirty Years.
Orange E. Sackett, 86, retired farmer and veteran of the civil war, died Thursday night at 11:45 o'clock at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Hazel Young, 3647 Avenue C. Death was caused by infirmities of old age.
Mr. Sackett had been a resident of Council Bluffs for thirty years. He was a member of the G. A. R. and the First Congregational church.
The body was removed to the Cutler mortuary.
Besides Mrs. Young, Mr. Sackett is survived by one other daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Sparks of Chicago, Ill; three sons, Robert Sackett of Casper, Wyo., Dwight Sackett of Salt Lake City, Utah, and Alton Sackett of Waterloo, Ia; and fifteen grandchildren.
—Daily Nonpareil, Council Bluffs, Iowa, 25 May 1928, p 7
Notes & Citations
- Charles Weygant, The Sacketts of America, "3845. Orange E. Sacket, b. Nov. 1, 1841; m. Emma S. Cheseley."
- Census.
- Death record.
- "United States Marriages" (Findmypast transcript), "25 Dec 1872, Macon County, IL, O E Sackett & Emma S Chesley."
- "Iowa, Death Records, 1880–1972" (Ancestry image), "Sackett, Orange E, d. at home, 3647 Avenue C, Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie County, Iowa, 24 May 1928, b. Ohio, 1 Nov 1841, 86-6-23, retired farmer, widower of Emma, father Eleazer Sackett b. CT, mother Patty Sackett b. CT, informant Mrs Hazel Young, Council Bluffs, cause chronic myocarditis, bur. Fairview Cemetery, 27 May 1928."
- "US Headstone Applications for Military Veterans, 1861–1985" (Ancestry image), "Sackett, Orange E, Corpl, 114th, Ill Vol Infty, d. 28 May 1929 [sic: 24 May 1928], Fairview Cemetery, Council Bluffs, Iowa, ship to R W Youg, Council Bluffs, 3647 Av C, applicant A V Sackett, 521 Newell, Waterloo, IA, 24 Jun 1933."
- Find a Grave.
- 1860 United States Federal Census, Roll: M653_160; Page: 185; Family History Library Film: 803160
Beardstown, Cass, Illinois
Sackett, Elizor C, 58, farmer, real estate $9,000, personal estate $3,000, b. CT
Sackett, Patty, 56, b. CT
Sackett, Susan F, 21, teacher, b. OH
Sackett, Orange E, 18, teacher, b. OH
Sackett, Flora C, 16, b. OH
Sackett, Ella M, 12, b. OH
Kuhlman, Charles, 21, b. Prussia
Kuhlman, Henry, 18, b. Prussia
Billings, Charles, 45, b. VT
Greeley, Walter, 13, b. IL. - Thurmon King's database, citing Special Schedules of the Eleventh Census (1890), Microfilm Series M123 Roll 37, Merrick County Nebraska, Lone Tree Twp, Enumeration District ED356, p. 1 L9 D31 F31, "Sackett, Orange E., P.O. Central City, NE, Corporal Co. A Reg. 114 Ills Vols. Enl. 11 Aug 1862, Dis. 11 Aug 1865. Served 3y. Disability incurred: Chronic Diareah & Rheumatism. Remarks: Discharge burned in Chicago fire."
- "US Civil War draft registrations records 1863–1865" (Ancestry image), "Sackett, Orange E, of [Be]ardstown Township, 21, farmer, b. Ohio, former service: 114th Ills Infy Co A, enumerated July 1863, 9th district, Cass, Illinois, white, class III."
- "Iowa, Grand Army of the Republic Membership Records, 1861-1949" (Ancestry image), "Sackett, Orrin E, b. 1842, d. Council Bluffs, IA, 26 May 1928, bur. Fairview Cem, war record Pvt, Company C, 114 Regiment, Ill V Inf, enlisted 11 Aug 1862, mustered 18 Sep 1862, Co A, mustered out 3 Aug 1865 as Corp., wife Maryetta Jane, Adjt Gen Report Illinois, Sackett, Orange E, Co A. Buried in GAR Circle #11." [Data is consistent with other records for Orange Sackett except for wife's name]
- "Iowa, U.S., Armed Forces Grave Registrations, 1835-1998" (Ancestry transcript), "Sackett, Orange E or Orrin E, b. 1842, d. Council Bluffs, Iowa, 26 May 1928, aged 86."
- 1870 United States Federal Census, Roll: M593_249; Page: 479B; Image: 254234; Family History Library Film: 545748
Illini, Macon County, Illinois
Sackett, E C, 68, farmer, real estate $8,000, personal estate $2,000, b. CT
Sackett, Patty, 66, keeping house, b. CT
Sackett, Orange, 27, farmer, b. OH
Sackett, Flora, 26, at home, b. OH
Cook, James, 18, works on farm, b. NY
Gray, John, 33, minister, b. England
Gray, Jane, 27, at home, b. England
Gray, John G, 9, b. Canada
Gray, Annie, 7, b. England
Gray, Willis, 6, b. Nova Scotia
Gray, Susie, 4, b. Nova Scotia
Gray, Ward, 2, b. NY. - 1880 United States Federal Census, NA T9-0229/467B
Illini, Macon, Illinois
Orange E. Sackett, head, male, married, 38, b. OH, farmer, father b. CT, mother b. CT
Emma S. Sackett, wife, 29, b. NH, keeping house, father b. NH, mother b. NH
Lizzie Sackett, dau, 6, b. IL, father b. OH, mother b. NH
Arthur Sackett, son, 4, b. IL, father b. OH, mother b. NH
Raymond Sackett, son, 3, b. IL, father b. OH, mother b. NH
Dwight Sackett, son, 9 months, b. IL, father b. OH, mother b. NH
Eleazer Sackett, father, married, 78, b. CT, farmer home, father b. CT, mother b. CT
Patty Sackett, mother, married, 76, b. CT, home here, father b. CT, mother b. CT
Henrietta Hulsebus, other, single, 19, b. Hanover, servant, father b. Hanover, mother b. Hanover
Morgan Burrows, other, male, single, 19, b. IL, works on farm, father b. IL, mother b. IL
William P. Collier, other, single, 21, b. MI, works on farm, father b. TN, mother b. AL
Thomas Meilhem, other, single, 18, b. IL, works on farm, father b. VA, mother b. IL. - 1885 Kansas state census, Roll: KS1885_144; Line: 19
Sackett, Orange E, 43, agricultural implements agent, b. OH, military: Corporal, enlisted Il, company A, 114 regiment
Sackett, Emma S, 34, school teacher, b. NH
Sackett, Lizzie K, 11, b. IL
Sackett, Arthur R, 9, b. IL
Sackett, Raymond C, 7, b. IL
Sackett, Dwight O, 5, b. IL. - 1900 United States Federal Census, Roll: 456; Page: 8A; Enumeration District: 0148; FHL microfilm: 1240456
Kane, Pottawattamie County, Iowa, 4 Jun 1900
Sackett, O E, head, b. Nov 1843, 57, m. 28y, b. OH, father b. CT, mother b. CT, day laborer, home owned on mortgage
Sackett, E S, wife, b. Jun 1850, 50, m. 28y, b. NH, father b. NH, mother b. NH
Sackett, Alton, son, b. Feb 1887, 13, b. NE, father b. OH, mother b. NH, day laborer
Sackett, Hazel, dau, b. Oct 1889, 10, b. NE, father b. OH, mother b. NH, at school
Sackett, Robert, son, b. Aug 1891, 8, b. NE, father b. OH, mother b. NH, at school. - 1910 United States Federal Census, Roll: T624_421; Page: 10A; Enumeration District: 0144; FHL microfilm: 1374434
Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie County, Iowa, 21 Apr 1910
Sackett, Orange G, head, 68, m1. 37y, b. OH, father b. CT, mother b. CT, laborer, odd jobs, own account, home owned on mortgage
Sackett, Emma, wife, 59, m1. 37y, 7 ch, 6 living, b. NH, father b. NH, mother b. NH
Sackett, Alton V, son, 23, single, b. NE, father b. OH, mother b. NH, moulder, foundry
Sackett, Hazel, dau, 19, single, b. NE, father b. OH, mother b. NH, stenographer, insurance
Sackett, Robert, son, 18, single, b. NE, father b. OH, mother b. NH, clerk, insurance. - 1920 United States Federal Census, Roll T625_510, p 2A, Enumeration District 160
Avenue A, Council Bluffs Ward 6, Pottawattamie, Iowa, 3 Jan 1920
Sackett, Orin, boarder, 79, wd, b. United States, father b. USA, mother b. USA.
[In household of Ray Armstrong & family]
Appears in | Sacketts in the Military |
Sackett line | 7th great-grandson of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 5th great-grandson of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Charts | Line 3a (American) |
Generation.Tree | 3845.8P.3 |
Last Edited | 7 Aug 2021 |
Flora C Sackett
Father | Eleazer Curtis Sackett (1802-1889) |
Mother | Patty Sackett (1804-1892) |
Flora C Sackett, daughter of Eleazer Curtis Sackett and Patty Sackett, was born in OhioG on 1 August 1844.1,2 She died aged 76 at 1410 North Sixth Street, Kansas CityG, on 6 November 19203 and was buried at Oak Grove Cemetery, Kansas CityG.4
In 1860 Flora was living in Beardstown, Cass County, IllinoisG, in the household of her parents Eleazer and Patty, and was recorded in the census as Flora C Sackett, aged 16 and born in Ohio.5
In 1870 she was living in Illini, Macon County, IllinoisG, in the household of her parents Eleazer and Patty, and was recorded as Flora Sackett, aged 26.6
In 1880 she was living in WyandotteG in the household of her sister Helen and brother-in-law William Garlick, and was recorded as Flora Sackett, a school teacher, aged 37.7
In 1885 she was living in Wyandotte County, KansasG, and was recorded as Flora C Sackett, a school teacher, single, aged 40. She was living with her parents Eleazer, 83, and Patty, 81, in the household of her sister Ella and brother-in-law William Garlick.8
In 1900 she was living in Kansas CityG in the household of her sister Helen and brother-in-law William Garlick, and was recorded as Flora C Sackett, a school teacher, aged 55.9
In 1910 she was living at Everett Avenue, Kansas CityG, in the household of her sister Helen and brother-in-law William Garlick, and was recorded as Flora C Sackett, aged 65.10
In 1920 she was living at North Sixth Street, Kansas CityG, in the household of her sister Helen and brother-in-law William Garlick, and was recorded as Flora Sackett, aged 75.11
In 1860 Flora was living in Beardstown, Cass County, IllinoisG, in the household of her parents Eleazer and Patty, and was recorded in the census as Flora C Sackett, aged 16 and born in Ohio.5
In 1870 she was living in Illini, Macon County, IllinoisG, in the household of her parents Eleazer and Patty, and was recorded as Flora Sackett, aged 26.6
In 1880 she was living in WyandotteG in the household of her sister Helen and brother-in-law William Garlick, and was recorded as Flora Sackett, a school teacher, aged 37.7
In 1885 she was living in Wyandotte County, KansasG, and was recorded as Flora C Sackett, a school teacher, single, aged 40. She was living with her parents Eleazer, 83, and Patty, 81, in the household of her sister Ella and brother-in-law William Garlick.8
In 1900 she was living in Kansas CityG in the household of her sister Helen and brother-in-law William Garlick, and was recorded as Flora C Sackett, a school teacher, aged 55.9
In 1910 she was living at Everett Avenue, Kansas CityG, in the household of her sister Helen and brother-in-law William Garlick, and was recorded as Flora C Sackett, aged 65.10
In 1920 she was living at North Sixth Street, Kansas CityG, in the household of her sister Helen and brother-in-law William Garlick, and was recorded as Flora Sackett, aged 75.11
Early Kansas Teacher Dead
Miss Flora Sackett, 77, Took Up Work In 1876
Miss Flora C. Sackett, 77 years old, died yesterday at the home of her sister, Mrs. W. B. Garlick, 1410 North Sixth street, Kansas Side. Telegrams were sent to almost every state in the Union telling of her death. Miss Sackett, "Auntie Sackett," as she was familiarly known to thousands of boys and girls whom she has taught in Kansas Side public schools for more than thirty years, is said to have been one of the most popular teachers in the city.
She came to the Kansas Side in 1876 and started teaching in old Armstrong. Later she was a teacher in old Kansas City, Kas., now the first ward of the Kansas Side. Miss Sackett later became a teacher in the Central school and continued in service until 1908, when she retired.
Funeral services will be at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from 1410 North Sixth street.
—Kansas City Star, Kansas City, Missouri, 7 Nov 1920, p 3
Notes & Citations
- Charles Weygant, The Sacketts of America, "3846. Flora C. Sacket, b. Aug. 1, 1844."
- Census.
- Obituary.
- Find a Grave.
- 1860 United States Federal Census, Roll: M653_160; Page: 185; Family History Library Film: 803160
Beardstown, Cass, Illinois
Sackett, Elizor C, 58, farmer, real estate $9,000, personal estate $3,000, b. CT
Sackett, Patty, 56, b. CT
Sackett, Susan F, 21, teacher, b. OH
Sackett, Orange E, 18, teacher, b. OH
Sackett, Flora C, 16, b. OH
Sackett, Ella M, 12, b. OH
Kuhlman, Charles, 21, b. Prussia
Kuhlman, Henry, 18, b. Prussia
Billings, Charles, 45, b. VT
Greeley, Walter, 13, b. IL. - 1870 United States Federal Census, Roll: M593_249; Page: 479B; Image: 254234; Family History Library Film: 545748
Illini, Macon County, Illinois
Sackett, E C, 68, farmer, real estate $8,000, personal estate $2,000, b. CT
Sackett, Patty, 66, keeping house, b. CT
Sackett, Orange, 27, farmer, b. OH
Sackett, Flora, 26, at home, b. OH
Cook, James, 18, works on farm, b. NY
Gray, John, 33, minister, b. England
Gray, Jane, 27, at home, b. England
Gray, John G, 9, b. Canada
Gray, Annie, 7, b. England
Gray, Willis, 6, b. Nova Scotia
Gray, Susie, 4, b. Nova Scotia
Gray, Ward, 2, b. NY. - 1880 United States Federal Census, 3rd Ward, Wyandotte, Wyandotte, Kansas
W. B. Garlick, head, male, married, 41, b. IL, brick layer, father b. England, mother b. England
Hellen Garlick, wife, 34, b. OH, keeps house, father b. CT, mother b. CT
Flora Garlick, dau, 9, b. KS, at home, father b. IL, mother b. OH
Flora Sackett, sister-in-law, single, 37, b. OH, school teacher, father b. CT, mother b. CT
NA T9-0400/376D. - 1885 Kansas state census, Roll: KS1885_144
Wyandotte County, Kansas, 1 Mar 1885
Garlick, Wm B, 45, married, brick mason, b. IL
Garlick, Ella S, 38, married, b. OH
Garlick, Flora C, 14, b. KS
Garlick, Mary, 2, b. KS
Sackett, E C, 83, married, farmer, b. CT
Sackett, Patty, 81, married, CT
Sackett, Flora C, 40, single, school teacher, b. OH. - 1900 United States Federal Census, Page 15, Enumeration District 0151, FHL microfilm 1240504
Kansas City Ward 3, Wyandotte, Kansas, 18/19 Jun 1900
Garlick, William B, head, b. Jul 1839, 60, m. 30y, meat logger/lugger? (USA), b. IL, father b. England, mother b. England, home owned free of mortgage
Garlick, Ella S, wife, b. Jul 1846, 53, m. 30y, 2 ch, both living, b. OH, father b. CT, mother b. CT
Garlick, Mary P, daughter, b. Aug 1882, 17, at school, b. KS, father b. IL, mother b. OH
Sackett, Flora C, boarder, b. Aug 1844, 55, single, teacher, b. OH, father b. CT, mother b. CT. - 1910 United States Federal Census, Roll T624_460, p 2A, Enumeration District 0168, FHL microfilm 1374473
Everett Avenue, Kansas City Ward 3, Wyandotte, Kansas, 15 Apr 1910
Garlick, William B, head, 70, m1. 41y, US officer, B of A Industry, b. IL, father b. England, mother b. England, home owned
Garlick, Ella S, wife, 63, m1. 41y, 3 ch, 2 living, b. OH, father b. CT, mother b. CT
Garlick, Mary P, daughter, 27, bill clerk, packing house, b. KS, father b. IL, mother b. OH
Sackett, Flora C, sister-in-law, 65, b. OH, father b. CT, mother b. CT. - 1920 United States Federal Census, Roll T625_555, p 20A, Enumeration District 159
North 6th Street, Kansas City Ward 3, Wyandotte, Kansas, 12 Jan 1920
Garlick, William B, head, 80, meat inspector, Government, b. IL, father b. England, mother b. England, home owned
Garlick, Ella S, wife, 73, b. OH, father b. CT, mother b. CT
Sackett, Flora, sister, 75, b. OH, father b. CT, mother b. CT
Helwig, Flora, daughter, 40, wd, public teacher, public school, b. KS, father b. IL, mother b. OH
Garlick, Mary P, daughter, 30, book keeper, packing house, b. KS, father b. IL, mother b. OH
Helwig, Fernand C, grandson, 21, b. OK, father b. OH, mother b. KS
Brown, Flossie, roomer, 27, teacher, public school, b. KS, father b. NY, mother b. IL
Boyer, Wilda, roomer, 21, stenographer, brokerage co, b. KS, father b. IL, mother b. IL.
Sackett line | 7th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 5th great-granddaughter of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Charts | Line 3a (American) |
Generation.Tree | 8P.3 |
Last Edited | 11 Jul 2021 |
Helen M "Ella" Sackett
Father | Eleazer Curtis Sackett (1802-1889) |
Mother | Patty Sackett (1804-1892) |
Helen M "Ella" Sackett, daughter of Eleazer Curtis Sackett and Patty Sackett, was born in OhioG on 17 July 1846.1,2 She died aged 78 in Kansas CityG on 3 July 19253 and was buried at Oak Grove Cemetery, Kansas CityG.5 She married at Macon County, IllinoisG, on 13 April 1870, William B Garlick, son of James Garlick and Mary Platt.1,4 William was born in IllinoisG in July 1839.2 He died in Kansas CityG on 1 April 1935 and was buried at Oak Grove CemeteryG.5
In 1860 Ella was living in Beardstown, Cass County, IllinoisG, in the household of her parents Eleazer and Patty, and was recorded in the census as Ella M Sackett, aged twelve and born in Ohio.6
In 1870 she was living in Wyandotte, KansasG, in the household of her husband William B Garlick, 31, a brick mason, and was recorded as Ella M Garlick, aged 24. Also in the household was William's mother Mary, aged 73.7
In 1880 she was living in WyandotteG in the household of her husband William Garlick, 41, a brick layer, and was recorded as Hellen Garlick, aged 34. Living with them were their daughter Flora, 9, and Helen's unmarried sister Flora Sackett, 37.8
In 1885 she was living in Wyandotte County, KansasG, in the household of her husband William Garlick, 45, a brick mason, and was recorded as Ella S Garlick, aged 38. Living with them were their children, Flora, 14, and Mary, aged two. Also in the household were Ella's parents, Eleazer, 83, and Patty, 81, and Ella's unmarried sister, Flora, 40.9
In 1900 she was living in Kansas CityG in the household of her husband William, aged 60, and was recorded as Ella S Garlick, aged 53. Their daughter Mary, 17, was living with them. Ella's sister Flora, 55, was a boarder in the household.10
In 1910 she was living at Everett Avenue, Kansas CityG, in the household of her husband William, 70, an officer at the Board of Industry, and was recorded as Ella S Garlick, aged 63. Living with them were their daughter Mary, 27, and Ella's sister Flora Sackett, aged 65.11
In 1920 she was living at North Sixth Street, Kansas CityG, in the household of her husband William, 80, a Government meat inspector, and was recorded as Ella S Garlick, aged 73. Living with them were their children, Flora Helwig, 40, and Mary Garlick, 30, Flora's son, Fernand Helwig, 21, and Ella's sister Flora Sackett, 75. There were also two female roomers in the household.12
In 1860 Ella was living in Beardstown, Cass County, IllinoisG, in the household of her parents Eleazer and Patty, and was recorded in the census as Ella M Sackett, aged twelve and born in Ohio.6
In 1870 she was living in Wyandotte, KansasG, in the household of her husband William B Garlick, 31, a brick mason, and was recorded as Ella M Garlick, aged 24. Also in the household was William's mother Mary, aged 73.7
In 1880 she was living in WyandotteG in the household of her husband William Garlick, 41, a brick layer, and was recorded as Hellen Garlick, aged 34. Living with them were their daughter Flora, 9, and Helen's unmarried sister Flora Sackett, 37.8
In 1885 she was living in Wyandotte County, KansasG, in the household of her husband William Garlick, 45, a brick mason, and was recorded as Ella S Garlick, aged 38. Living with them were their children, Flora, 14, and Mary, aged two. Also in the household were Ella's parents, Eleazer, 83, and Patty, 81, and Ella's unmarried sister, Flora, 40.9
In 1900 she was living in Kansas CityG in the household of her husband William, aged 60, and was recorded as Ella S Garlick, aged 53. Their daughter Mary, 17, was living with them. Ella's sister Flora, 55, was a boarder in the household.10
In 1910 she was living at Everett Avenue, Kansas CityG, in the household of her husband William, 70, an officer at the Board of Industry, and was recorded as Ella S Garlick, aged 63. Living with them were their daughter Mary, 27, and Ella's sister Flora Sackett, aged 65.11
In 1920 she was living at North Sixth Street, Kansas CityG, in the household of her husband William, 80, a Government meat inspector, and was recorded as Ella S Garlick, aged 73. Living with them were their children, Flora Helwig, 40, and Mary Garlick, 30, Flora's son, Fernand Helwig, 21, and Ella's sister Flora Sackett, 75. There were also two female roomers in the household.12
Children of Helen M "Ella" Sackett and William B Garlick
- Flora Coburn Garlick+ b. 27 Jan 1871
- Mary Platt Garlick b. 21 Aug 1882
3847. Helen M. Sackett, 1846–, daughter of (1514) Eleazer Curtis Sackett and his wife (1524) Patty Sackett, was married, Apr. 13, 1870, to William B. Garlick, son of James Garlick and his wife Mary Platt. They resided in 1907 at Garden City, Kansas.
Children.
6704. Flora Garlick, b. Jan. 27, 1871; m. O. L. Helwig, M. D.
6705. Mary Platt Garlick, b. Aug. 21, 1882.
6705. Mary Platt Garlick, b. Aug. 21, 1882.
Mrs. Ella S. Garlick Dies.
Pioneer Had Lived in Kansas for Fifty-Five Years.
Mrs. Ella S. Garlick, one of the early pioneers of Wyandotte County, died at her home, 1410 North Sixth street, Kansas City, Kas. Mrs. Garlick was 79 years old. She and her husband, William B. Garlick came from Illinois to Kansas fifty-five years ago.
Mrs. Garlick was one of the first members of the First Congregational church, Sixth street and Everett avenue and was very prominent in the church work.
She is survived by her husband and two daughters, Mrs. O. L. Helwig and Miss Mary Garlick all of the home. Funeral services will be at 9:30 o'clock Monday morning at the home; burial at Oak Grove cemetery.
—The Kansas City Times, Kansas City, Missouri, 4 Jul 1925, p 3
Notes & Citations
- Charles Weygant, The Sacketts of America, "3847. Helen M. Sacket, b. July 17, 1846; m. William B. Garlick."
- Census.
- Obituary, researched by Myra Roper.
- "Illinois, Marriage Index, 1860–1920" (Ancestry transcript), "13 Apr 1870, Macon, Illinois, Ella M Sackett & William B Garlick."
- Find a Grave.
- 1860 United States Federal Census, Roll: M653_160; Page: 185; Family History Library Film: 803160
Beardstown, Cass, Illinois
Sackett, Elizor C, 58, farmer, real estate $9,000, personal estate $3,000, b. CT
Sackett, Patty, 56, b. CT
Sackett, Susan F, 21, teacher, b. OH
Sackett, Orange E, 18, teacher, b. OH
Sackett, Flora C, 16, b. OH
Sackett, Ella M, 12, b. OH
Kuhlman, Charles, 21, b. Prussia
Kuhlman, Henry, 18, b. Prussia
Billings, Charles, 45, b. VT
Greeley, Walter, 13, b. IL. - 1870 United States Federal Census, Roll M593_443, p 609B, FHL film
Wyandotte Ward 2, Wyandotte, Kansas, 10 Jun 1870
Garlick, William B, 31, brick mason, real estate $1200, personal estate $300, b. IL
Garlick, Ella M, 24, keeping house, b. OH
Garlick, Mary, 73, personal estate $4000, b. England. - 1880 United States Federal Census, 3rd Ward, Wyandotte, Wyandotte, Kansas
W. B. Garlick, head, male, married, 41, b. IL, brick layer, father b. England, mother b. England
Hellen Garlick, wife, 34, b. OH, keeps house, father b. CT, mother b. CT
Flora Garlick, dau, 9, b. KS, at home, father b. IL, mother b. OH
Flora Sackett, sister-in-law, single, 37, b. OH, school teacher, father b. CT, mother b. CT
NA T9-0400/376D. - 1885 Kansas state census, Roll: KS1885_144
Wyandotte County, Kansas, 1 Mar 1885
Garlick, Wm B, 45, married, brick mason, b. IL
Garlick, Ella S, 38, married, b. OH
Garlick, Flora C, 14, b. KS
Garlick, Mary, 2, b. KS
Sackett, E C, 83, married, farmer, b. CT
Sackett, Patty, 81, married, CT
Sackett, Flora C, 40, single, school teacher, b. OH. - 1900 United States Federal Census, Page 15, Enumeration District 0151, FHL microfilm 1240504
Kansas City Ward 3, Wyandotte, Kansas, 18/19 Jun 1900
Garlick, William B, head, b. Jul 1839, 60, m. 30y, meat logger/lugger? (USA), b. IL, father b. England, mother b. England, home owned free of mortgage
Garlick, Ella S, wife, b. Jul 1846, 53, m. 30y, 2 ch, both living, b. OH, father b. CT, mother b. CT
Garlick, Mary P, daughter, b. Aug 1882, 17, at school, b. KS, father b. IL, mother b. OH
Sackett, Flora C, boarder, b. Aug 1844, 55, single, teacher, b. OH, father b. CT, mother b. CT. - 1910 United States Federal Census, Roll T624_460, p 2A, Enumeration District 0168, FHL microfilm 1374473
Everett Avenue, Kansas City Ward 3, Wyandotte, Kansas, 15 Apr 1910
Garlick, William B, head, 70, m1. 41y, US officer, B of A Industry, b. IL, father b. England, mother b. England, home owned
Garlick, Ella S, wife, 63, m1. 41y, 3 ch, 2 living, b. OH, father b. CT, mother b. CT
Garlick, Mary P, daughter, 27, bill clerk, packing house, b. KS, father b. IL, mother b. OH
Sackett, Flora C, sister-in-law, 65, b. OH, father b. CT, mother b. CT. - 1920 United States Federal Census, Roll T625_555, p 20A, Enumeration District 159
North 6th Street, Kansas City Ward 3, Wyandotte, Kansas, 12 Jan 1920
Garlick, William B, head, 80, meat inspector, Government, b. IL, father b. England, mother b. England, home owned
Garlick, Ella S, wife, 73, b. OH, father b. CT, mother b. CT
Sackett, Flora, sister, 75, b. OH, father b. CT, mother b. CT
Helwig, Flora, daughter, 40, wd, public teacher, public school, b. KS, father b. IL, mother b. OH
Garlick, Mary P, daughter, 30, book keeper, packing house, b. KS, father b. IL, mother b. OH
Helwig, Fernand C, grandson, 21, b. OK, father b. OH, mother b. KS
Brown, Flossie, roomer, 27, teacher, public school, b. KS, father b. NY, mother b. IL
Boyer, Wilda, roomer, 21, stenographer, brokerage co, b. KS, father b. IL, mother b. IL.
Sackett line | 7th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 5th great-granddaughter of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Charts | Line 3a (American) |
Generation.Tree | 8P.3 |
Last Edited | 11 Jul 2021 |
Edward Curtis Sackett
Father | Norman Sackett (1788-1834) |
Mother | Mary Goudy (-1833) |
Edward Curtis Sackett, son of Norman Sackett and Mary Goudy, was born in Akron, Summit County, OhioG, on 6 July 1831.1,2,3 He died aged 85 in Bluffdale, Greene County, IllinoisG, on 13 March 1917 and was buried at Carrollton City Cemetery, Greene CountyG, on 15 March 1917.4 He married first in Sangamon County, IllinoisG, on 17 April 1856, Mary Ann Morgan, daughter of Camelia ___.1 She died on 11 July 1863.2 He married second in Woodville, Greene County, IllinoisG, on 11 January 1866, Mary E Bradley.2 Mary was born in IllinoisG in September 1843.5
Edward served in the US Army, enlisting at Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, OhioG, on 6 September 1849 in Company I, 5th Infantry Regiment. He was discharged at Fort Washita on 25 June 1851.6
In 1860 Edward was living at Mount Auburn, Christian County, IllinoisG, and was recorded in the census as E C Sacket, a farmer, aged 28 and born in Ohio. Living with him were his wife Mary, 28, and their children, John, 3, and Edward, aged two.7
Edward served in the Union Army during the American Civil War, enlisting as a Private at DeWitt County, Illinois, on 27 July 1861 in the 41st Regiment Illinois Volunteer Infantry. He rose through the ranks and was promoted to 2nd Lieutenant in October 1862. He was injured by a shell burst during the Battle of Jackson, Tennessee, in July 1863, causing damage to his hearing. He was discharged at the expiration of his term of service at Springfield, Illinois, on 20 August 1864.
In 1870 he was living in Woodville, Greene County, IllinoisG, and was recorded as Ed Sackett, a teacher, aged 38 and born in Ohio. Living with him were his second wife Mary, 27, Edward's son Norman, 13, and Edward and Mary's children, Harriet, 3, and William, aged one.8
In 1880 he was living in Woodville, Greene County, IllinoisG, and was recorded as Eduard Sackett, a teacher, head of household, married, aged 48. Living with him were his wife Mary, 35, and children, Harriet, 13, William, 11, Francis, 8, Charles, 6, Ernest, 3, and James, aged one.9
In 1900 Edward's wife Mary was living in Carrollton, Greene County, IllinoisG, and was recorded as Mary E Sackett, head of household, aged 56. The family home was owned free of mortgage. Living with her were her unmarried children, Harriet, 33, James, 21, and Elsie, aged 19. Mary's son Ernest was living next door with his family.10
In 1910 he was an inmate, aged 78, with the rank of sergeant at the Soldiers & Sailors Home, Riverside, Adams County, IllinoisG. He was also the census enumerator.11 In 1910 Mary was living at Pine Street, CarrolltonG, and was recorded as Mary Sackett, head of household, aged 66. She was mistakenly listed as widowed. Living with her were her unmarried daughter Elsie, 30, and grandson (Ernest's son) Ralph, aged ten.12
Edward served in the US Army, enlisting at Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, OhioG, on 6 September 1849 in Company I, 5th Infantry Regiment. He was discharged at Fort Washita on 25 June 1851.6
In 1860 Edward was living at Mount Auburn, Christian County, IllinoisG, and was recorded in the census as E C Sacket, a farmer, aged 28 and born in Ohio. Living with him were his wife Mary, 28, and their children, John, 3, and Edward, aged two.7
Edward served in the Union Army during the American Civil War, enlisting as a Private at DeWitt County, Illinois, on 27 July 1861 in the 41st Regiment Illinois Volunteer Infantry. He rose through the ranks and was promoted to 2nd Lieutenant in October 1862. He was injured by a shell burst during the Battle of Jackson, Tennessee, in July 1863, causing damage to his hearing. He was discharged at the expiration of his term of service at Springfield, Illinois, on 20 August 1864.
In 1870 he was living in Woodville, Greene County, IllinoisG, and was recorded as Ed Sackett, a teacher, aged 38 and born in Ohio. Living with him were his second wife Mary, 27, Edward's son Norman, 13, and Edward and Mary's children, Harriet, 3, and William, aged one.8
In 1880 he was living in Woodville, Greene County, IllinoisG, and was recorded as Eduard Sackett, a teacher, head of household, married, aged 48. Living with him were his wife Mary, 35, and children, Harriet, 13, William, 11, Francis, 8, Charles, 6, Ernest, 3, and James, aged one.9
In 1900 Edward's wife Mary was living in Carrollton, Greene County, IllinoisG, and was recorded as Mary E Sackett, head of household, aged 56. The family home was owned free of mortgage. Living with her were her unmarried children, Harriet, 33, James, 21, and Elsie, aged 19. Mary's son Ernest was living next door with his family.10
In 1910 he was an inmate, aged 78, with the rank of sergeant at the Soldiers & Sailors Home, Riverside, Adams County, IllinoisG. He was also the census enumerator.11 In 1910 Mary was living at Pine Street, CarrolltonG, and was recorded as Mary Sackett, head of household, aged 66. She was mistakenly listed as widowed. Living with her were her unmarried daughter Elsie, 30, and grandson (Ernest's son) Ralph, aged ten.12
Children of Edward Curtis Sackett and Mary Ann Morgan
- John Norman Sackett+ b. 18 Feb 1857
- Edward C Sackett b. 21 Jun 1858, d. 28 Oct 1860
- Henry Ashman Sackett b. 5 Jan 1860
Children of Edward Curtis Sackett and Mary E Bradley
- Harriet Selina Sackett+ b. 15 Nov 1866, d. 18 Aug 1932
- William Mason Sackett+ b. 21 Apr 1869, d. 25 Jul 1919
- Francis Absolom "Frank" Sackett b. 4 Sep 1871, d. 14 Nov 1952
- Charles Marion Sackett+ b. 19 May 1874, d. 10 Nov 1966
- Ernest Claudius Sackett+ b. 21 Jan 1877, d. Aug 1965
- James Curtis Sackett+ b. 10 Mar 1879, d. 11 Sep 1942
- Elsie Martha Sackett+ b. 2 Jul 1880, d. 1950
Notes & Citations
- Charles Weygant, The Sacketts of America.
- Civil War record.
- Charles Cook Bronson, History of Tallmadge and the Western Reserve 1804–1886, p 100A, "Edward Curtis [Sackett], born July 10th, 1831. His residence is Berdan, Green Co., Ill."
- "Illinois Death Index 1908–1988" (Ancestry transcript), "Sackett, Edward C, b. Ohio, 6 Jul 1831, d. Bluffdale, Greene, IL, 13 Mar 1917, bur. Carrollton, Greene, IL, 15 Mar 1917, age 85, retired school teacher, widower, father Norman Sackett b. CT, mother Gowdy."
- Census.
- "US Army, Register of Enlistments, 1798–1914" (Ancestry image), "Register no 301, Sackett, Edward C, 18, hair sandy, complexion florid, ht 5' 8½", b. Ohio, Summit Co, farmer, enlisted 6 Sep 1849, at Cleveland, by St Hayman, 5 Inf Regt, Company I, discharge 25 Jun 1851, by order, at Fort Washita, Private."
- 1860 United States Federal Census, Roll: M653_161; Page: 886; Image: 224; Family History Library Film: 803161
Mount Auburn, Christian County, Illinois
Sacket, E C, 28, farmer, personal estate $300, b. OH
Sacket, Mary A, 28, domestic, b. IL
Sacket, John N, 3, b. IL
Sacket, Edward C, 2, b. IL. - 1870 United States Federal Census, Roll: M593_224; Page: 134A; Image: 266535; Family History Library Film: 545723
Woodville, Greene County, Illinois
Sackett, Ed, 38, teacher, personal estate $300, b. OH
Sackett, Mary, 27, hk, b. IL
Sackett, Norman, 13, b. IL
Sackett, Sackett, 3, b. IL
Sackett, Wm, 1, b. IL. - 1880 United States Federal Census, NA T9-0209/215A
Woodville, Greene, Illinois
Eduard Sackett, head, married, 48, b. OH, teacher, father b. CT, mother b. Ireland
Mary Sackett, wife, 35, b. IL, keeping house, father b. TN, mother b. TN
Harriet Sackett, dau, 13, b. IL, at school, father b. OH, mother b. IL
William Sackett, son, 11, b. IL, at school, father b. OH, mother b. IL
Francis Sackett, son, 8, b. IL, father b. OH, mother b. IL
Charles Sackett, son, 6, b. IL, father b. OH, mother b. IL
Ernest Sackett, son, 3, b. IL, father b. OH, mother b. IL
James Sackett, son, 1, b. IL, father b. OH, mother b. IL. - 1900 United States Federal Census, Roll: 303; Page: 25A; Enumeration District: 0020; FHL microfilm: 1240303
Carrollton, Greene County, Illinois, 28 Jun 1900
[next door to son Ernest Sackett]
Sackett, Mary E, head, b. Sep 1843, 56, m. 34y, 7 ch, all living, b. IL, father b. TN, mother b. TN, home owned free of mortgage
Sackett, Harriet S, dau, b. Nov 1866, 33, single, b. IL, father b. OH, mother b. IL
Sackett, James C, son, b. Mar 1879, 21, single, b. IL, father b. OH, mother b. IL, carpenter
Sackett, Elsie M, dau, b. Jul 1880, 19, single, b. IL, father b. OH, mother b. IL, at school. - 1910 United States Federal Census, Roll: T624_229; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 0028; FHL microfilm: 1374242
Soldiers & Sailors Home, Riverside, Adams County, Illinois, 15 Apr 1910
Sackett, Edward C, inmate, 78, m2. 44y, b. OH, father b. CT, mother b. Ireland, sergeant, S & S Home
[Edward was also the census enumerator]. - 1910 United States Federal Census, Roll: T624_289; Page: 17A; Enumeration District: 0033; FHL microfilm: 1374302
Pine Street, Carrollton, Greene County, Illinois, 27 Apr 1910
Sackett, Mary, head, 66, wd [sic], 7 ch, all living, b. IL, father b. TN, mother b. TN
Sackett, Elsie, dau, 30, single, b. IL, father b. OH, mother b. IL, telephone office, hello girl
Sackett, Ralph, gdau [sic], 10, b. IL, father b. IL, mother b. IL.
Appears in | Sacketts in the Military |
Sackett line | 7th great-grandson of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 5th great-grandson of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Charts | Line 3a (American) |
Generation.Tree | 3864.8P.3 |
Last Edited | 28 Sep 2022 |
Louisa O Sackett
Father | Salmon/Solomon Dunham Sackett (1804-1888) |
Mother | Marion E Wright (c 1805-1872) |
Louisa O Sackett, daughter of Salmon/Solomon Dunham Sackett and Marion E Wright, was born in OhioG about 1831.1 She died aged 48 in Roseville, Warren County, IllinoisG, on 7 January 1880.2 She married at Fulton County, IllinoisG, on 20 April 1852, Thomas Bell.3 Thomas was born in IrelandG about 1826.1
In 1850 Louisa was living in Ruggles, Ashland County, OhioG, in the household of her parents Solomon and Marion, and was recorded in the census as Louisa O Sackett, aged 19 and born in Ohio.4
In 1860 she was living in Avon, Fulton County, IllinoisG, in the household of her husband Thomas, 34, a tailor, and was recorded as Louisa Bell, aged 29. Living with them were their children, Flora, 7, Julia, 4, and Lee, aged two.5
In 1870 she was living in Union, Fulton County, IllinoisG, in the household of her husband Thomas, 42, a miller, and was recorded as Louisa Bell, aged 38. Living with them were their children, Flora, 17, Julia, 14, Lee, 11, and Lilly, aged nine.6
In 1850 Louisa was living in Ruggles, Ashland County, OhioG, in the household of her parents Solomon and Marion, and was recorded in the census as Louisa O Sackett, aged 19 and born in Ohio.4
In 1860 she was living in Avon, Fulton County, IllinoisG, in the household of her husband Thomas, 34, a tailor, and was recorded as Louisa Bell, aged 29. Living with them were their children, Flora, 7, Julia, 4, and Lee, aged two.5
In 1870 she was living in Union, Fulton County, IllinoisG, in the household of her husband Thomas, 42, a miller, and was recorded as Louisa Bell, aged 38. Living with them were their children, Flora, 17, Julia, 14, Lee, 11, and Lilly, aged nine.6
Children of Louisa O Sackett and Thomas Bell
- Flora Bell b. c 1853, d. c 1890
- Julia Bell b. c 1856
- Lee Bell b. c 1858
- Lilly Bell b. c 1860
Notes & Citations
- Census.
- "Illinois Death Index 1908–1988" (Ancestry transcript), "Bell, Mrs Louisa O, d. Roseville, Warren, Illinois, 7 Jan 1880, aged 48."
- "Illinois, Marriage Index, 1860–1920" (Ancestry transcript), "20 Apr 1852, Fulton County, Illinois, Thomas Bell & Louisa O Sackett."
- 1850 United States Federal Census, Roll M432_658, p. 498
Ruggles, Ashland, Ohio
19/19
Sackett, Solomon D., 46, m, farmer, b. CT
Sackett, Marion E., 45, f, b. OH
Sackett, Elvira A, 20, f, b. OH
Sackett, Louisa O., 19, f, b. OH
Sackett, James H, 18, m, farmer, b. OH
Sackett, Lodema, 17, f, b. OH
Sackett, Charles, 15, m, farmer, b. OH
Sackett, Clarista J., 13, f, b. OH
Sackett, Lucy L., 10, f, b. OH
Sackett, Mary A., 9, f, b. OH
Sackett Elen S., 7, f, b. OH
Sackett, Sherman L., 5, m, b. OH. - 1860 United States Federal Census, Roll: M653_179; Page: 787; Family History Library Film: 803179
Avon, Fulton County, Illinois, 28 Aug 1860
Bell, Thomas, 34, tailor, real estate $300, personal estate $200, b. Ireland
Bell, Louisa, 29, b. OH
Bell, Flora, 7, b. IL
Bell, Julia, 4, b. IL
Bell, Lee, 2, b. IL. - 1870 United States Federal Census, Roll: M593_223; Page: 248B; Family History Library Film: 545722
Union, Fulton County, Illinois, 3 Jun 1870
Bell, Thomas, 42, miller, real estate $400, personal estate $120, b. Ireland
Bell, Louisa, 38, keeping house, b. OH
Bell, Flora, 17, b. IL
Bell, Julia, 14, b. IL
Bell, Lee, 11, b. IL
Bell, Lilly, 9, b. IL.
Sackett line | 7th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 5th great-granddaughter of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Charts | Line 3a (American) |
Generation.Tree | 8P.3 |
Last Edited | 29 Apr 2019 |
Mary Elizabeth Sackett
Father | Colonel Augustine Sackett (1789-) |
Mother | Arze Starr (1793-1871) |
Mary Elizabeth Sackett, daughter of Colonel Augustine Sackett and Arze Starr, was born on 20 May 1826.1,2 She died aged 72 in Canandaigua, New York StateG, on 12 May 1899.2 She married on 6 March 1851, James Smedley Cooley, son of Lyman Cooley and Eunice Blake.1,2 James was born in Canandaigua, New York StateG, on 25 July 18172 and died there aged 71 on 20 December 1888. James and his wife Mary were buried in the Woodlawn Cemetery in Canandaigua.3 James Cooley was the founder of the Cooley Hardware Store in Canandaigua in 1851. The business was owned and managed by various members of the family for many years, including James and Mary's son Augustine Sackett Cooley.
James S. Cooley was the founder of the Cooley Hardware Store in 1851, owned and managed by various members of the family for many years. The business originated under the name of J.S.Cooley & Co. Frank Gage was associated with the firm, but after a year or two retired, and his interest was sold to Nathaniel Nourse Cooley, who in 1867 retired because of ill health, and James S. Cooley became the sole proprietor, until in 1878 his son, Augustine Sackett Cooley, became a partner. In 1883 Albert Eugene Cooley, nephew of James S. Cooley, became a partner, and about this time the firm became known as J.S.Cooley, Son & Co.
"In December, 1888, the man to whose sagacity and enterprise the business success of the company was due departed this earth, esteemed by the community. Fortunately, the younger partners upon whose shoulders the business fell, were men fully equal to the enlarged responsibility, and it is no exaggeration to say that Messrs. A.S. and A.E. Cooley have more than maintained the reputation for fairmindedness begun by the founder of the business. The business now is recognized as one of the most successful and extensive enterprises of the kind in western New York. Not only do they keep an immense stock of light and heavy hardware, including all the latest novelties in tools and household appliances, but they also carry a large line of the most approved designs in stoves and ranges, with kerosene and gasoline stoves, etc. They also have a great assortment of farming implements, tinware, copper and ironware. They keep a large force engaged in manufacturing these because the name is everywhere recognized as a guarantee of material and workmanship. They are building up a wholesale and jobbing trade that promises to attain large proportions. It is such enterprises that insure the continued prosperity and growth of the village (Ontario County Times, Canandaigua, 1893).
James S. Cooley, after a business career extending over a period of nearly forty years, left a record without blot or blemish, and marked throughout by strictest integrity. He was an enterprising, public spirited citizen, honest and conscientious in all his dealings, a kind husband and father, an obliging neighbor, and one who was always ready to extend a helping hand to those in need. He was a member of the Congregational church, and was justly esteemed as one whose consistent Christian character was worthily exemplified in his every-day life (Ontario County Times, Canandaigua, Dec. 21, 1888).
Source:
Cooley, Mortimer. The Cooley genealogy: the descendants of Ensign Benjamin Cooley, an early settler of Springfield and Longmeadow, Massachusetts. Tuttle, Rutland, Vt (1941). (Researched by Chris Sackett).
"In December, 1888, the man to whose sagacity and enterprise the business success of the company was due departed this earth, esteemed by the community. Fortunately, the younger partners upon whose shoulders the business fell, were men fully equal to the enlarged responsibility, and it is no exaggeration to say that Messrs. A.S. and A.E. Cooley have more than maintained the reputation for fairmindedness begun by the founder of the business. The business now is recognized as one of the most successful and extensive enterprises of the kind in western New York. Not only do they keep an immense stock of light and heavy hardware, including all the latest novelties in tools and household appliances, but they also carry a large line of the most approved designs in stoves and ranges, with kerosene and gasoline stoves, etc. They also have a great assortment of farming implements, tinware, copper and ironware. They keep a large force engaged in manufacturing these because the name is everywhere recognized as a guarantee of material and workmanship. They are building up a wholesale and jobbing trade that promises to attain large proportions. It is such enterprises that insure the continued prosperity and growth of the village (Ontario County Times, Canandaigua, 1893).
James S. Cooley, after a business career extending over a period of nearly forty years, left a record without blot or blemish, and marked throughout by strictest integrity. He was an enterprising, public spirited citizen, honest and conscientious in all his dealings, a kind husband and father, an obliging neighbor, and one who was always ready to extend a helping hand to those in need. He was a member of the Congregational church, and was justly esteemed as one whose consistent Christian character was worthily exemplified in his every-day life (Ontario County Times, Canandaigua, Dec. 21, 1888).
Source:
Cooley, Mortimer. The Cooley genealogy: the descendants of Ensign Benjamin Cooley, an early settler of Springfield and Longmeadow, Massachusetts. Tuttle, Rutland, Vt (1941). (Researched by Chris Sackett).
Children of Mary Elizabeth Sackett and James Smedley Cooley
- Harriet Maria Cooley b. 2 Jan 1852, d. 4 Dec 1927
- Augustine Sackett Cooley+ b. 14 Jul 1856, d. 9 Nov 1920
Notes & Citations
- Charles Weygant, The Sacketts of America, "3886. Mary Sacket, m. James S. Cooley."
- Mortimer Cooley, The Cooley genealogy: the descendants of Ensign Benjamin Cooley, an early settler of Springfield and Longmeadow, Massachusetts (Rutland, Vt: Tuttle, 1941), 438 James Smedley Cooley
(Lyman, John II, I, Daniel III, II, I, Benjamin), s. Lyman and Eunice (Blake), No. 384, b. July 25, 1817, Canandaigua, N.Y., on the Lyman Cooley homestead; d. Dec. 20, 1888, Canandaigua, bur. there in the James S. Cooley lot, Woodlawn Cemetery; m. Mary Elizabeth Sackett, da. of Col. Augustine, Mar. 6, 1851, b. May 20, 1826, d. May 12, 1899, Canandaigua. - Mortimer Cooley, Cooley Genealogy, Mary Elizabeth Sackett, b. May 20, 1826, Canandaigua; d. there May 12, 1899, bur. Woodlawn Cemetery, with her husband, James Smedley Cooley.
2 Children, b. Canandaigua:
i Harriet Maria, Jan. 2, 1852; d. Dec. 4, 1927, bur. Canandaigua with her parents; unm.
ii Augustine Sackett, July 14, 1856.
Sackett line | 7th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 5th great-granddaughter of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Charts | Line 3a (American) |
Generation.Tree | 3886.8P.3 |
Last Edited | 31 Jan 2011 |
Darius C Sackett
Father | Colonel Augustine Sackett (1789-) |
Mother | Arze Starr (1793-1871) |
Darius C Sackett, son of Colonel Augustine Sackett and Arze Starr, was born on 7 December 1839.1 He died on 10 February 1871.1 He married Mattie Smith.1
Corporal Darius Sackett enlisted in the 126th Regiment, New York Volunteer Infantry, at Canandaigua, in August 1862. He was wounded in action the following month at Maryland Heights, and was discharged for wounds in November 1862 at Annapolis, Maryland.2
Corporal Darius Sackett enlisted in the 126th Regiment, New York Volunteer Infantry, at Canandaigua, in August 1862. He was wounded in action the following month at Maryland Heights, and was discharged for wounds in November 1862 at Annapolis, Maryland.2
Children of Darius C Sackett and Mattie Smith
- Fred Smith Sackett
- Albert Byron Sackett b. 18 Mar 1869, d. 10 Sep 1905
Notes & Citations
Appears in | Sacketts in the Military |
Sackett line | 7th great-grandson of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 5th great-grandson of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Charts | Line 3a (American) |
Generation.Tree | 3887.8P.3 |
Last Edited | 5 Jul 2012 |
Theodocia Sackett
Father | Aaron Sackett (1791-1872) |
Mother | Huldah Camelia Tanner (1793-1855) |
Theodocia Sackett, daughter of Aaron Sackett and Huldah Camelia Tanner, was born in Warren, Litchfield County, ConnecticutG, on 21 February 18171,2 and baptized at the Congregational Church of Christ, WarrenG, on 25 September 1830.3 She married in July 1841, Samuel B Hall.1
Theodocia was admitted to the Congregational Church of Christ, WarrenG, on 20 April 1835. She was dismissed to a church in Ohio in the same year.4
Theodocia was admitted to the Congregational Church of Christ, WarrenG, on 20 April 1835. She was dismissed to a church in Ohio in the same year.4
Children of Theodocia Sackett and Samuel B Hall
- William Henry Hall
- Emma Sackett Hall
- Eugene C Hall
- Julian S Hall
- Ella H Hall
- Clara E Hall
- Henry L Hall
- Eva Hall
3888. Theodosia Sackett, 1817–, of Warren, Conn., daughter of (1522) Aaron and Huldah Camelia Tanner Sackett, was married, in July, 1841, to Samuel B. Hall, of Houston, Texas.
Children.
6764. William Henry Hall.
6765. Emma Sackett Hall.
6766. Eugene C. Hall.
6767. Julian S. Hall.
6768. Ella H. Hall.
6769. Clara E. Hall.
6770. Henry L. Hall.
6771. Eva Hall.
6765. Emma Sackett Hall.
6766. Eugene C. Hall.
6767. Julian S. Hall.
6768. Ella H. Hall.
6769. Clara E. Hall.
6770. Henry L. Hall.
6771. Eva Hall.
Notes & Citations
- Charles Weygant, The Sacketts of America, "3888. Theodocia Sacket, b. Feb. 21, 1817; m. Samuel B. Hall."
- Barbour Collection of Connecticut Vital Records, "Sacket, Theodocia, d. Aaron & Huldah, b. Feb. 21, 1817. Warren Vital Records, 1:145."
- "Connecticut, Church Record Abstracts, 1630–1920" (Ancestry image), Church of Christ, Warren, "Sackett, Theodocia, bp. & adm. ch. 25 Sep 1830; recom. to church in Ohio. 2:120."
- Connecticut, Church Record Abstracts, Church of Christ, Warren, "Sackett, Theodocia, Miss, & Mrs Hulda Cornella Sackett, adm. ch. 20 Apr 1835, by certificate. 2:116."; "Sackett, Theodocia, adm. ch. 25 Sep 1831, on profession; dism. 1835 to Ohio. 2:120."
Sackett line | 7th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 5th great-granddaughter of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Charts | Line 3a (American) |
Generation.Tree | 8P.3 |
Last Edited | 15 Apr 2022 |
Harriet Tanner Sackett
Father | Aaron Sackett (1791-1872) |
Mother | Huldah Camelia Tanner (1793-1855) |
Harriet Tanner Sackett, daughter of Aaron Sackett and Huldah Camelia Tanner, was born in Warren, ConnecticutG, on 5 January 1819.1,2 She died aged 72 on 7 June 1891.2 She married on 6 March 1840, William O Hanford.2
Children of Harriet Tanner Sackett and William O Hanford
- William Hanford
- Charles Hanford
- Harriet Hanford
- Frederick S Hanford
- Lewis Hanford
- Frank Hanford
- H Edward Hanford
3889. Harriet Tanner Sackett, 1819–1891, daughter of (1522) Aaron and Huldah Camelia Tanner Sackett, was married, Mar. 16, 1840, to William O. Hanford, of Cuyahoga Falls, O.
Children.
6772. William Hanford.
6773. Charles Hanford.
6774. Harriet Hanford.
6775. Frederick S. Hanford.
6776. Lewis Hanford.
6777. Frank Hanford.
6778. H. Edward Hanford.
6773. Charles Hanford.
6774. Harriet Hanford.
6775. Frederick S. Hanford.
6776. Lewis Hanford.
6777. Frank Hanford.
6778. H. Edward Hanford.
Notes & Citations
- Barbour Collection of Connecticut Vital Records, "[Sacket], Harriat Tannar, d. [Aaron & Huldah], b. Jan. 5, 1819. Warren Vital Records, 1:145."
- Charles Weygant, The Sacketts of America, "3889. Harriet T. Sacket, b. Feb. 5, 1819, d. June 7, 1891; m. William C. Hartford."
Sackett line | 7th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 5th great-granddaughter of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Charts | Line 3a (American) |
Generation.Tree | 8P.3 |
Last Edited | 28 Nov 2022 |
George Sackett
Father | Aaron Sackett (1791-1872) |
Mother | Huldah Camelia Tanner (1793-1855) |
George Sackett, farmer and businessman of Cuyahoga Falls, Summit County, Ohio, son of Aaron Sackett and Huldah Camelia Tanner, was born in Warren, Litchfield County, ConnecticutG, on 6 January 1821.1,2,3 He died aged 86 in Cuyahoga FallsG on 12 July 19074,5,6 and was buried at Oakwood Cemetery, Cuyahoga FallsG.10 He married first in Summit CountyG in 1848, Helen Williams.2,4,7 She died in 1851.4 He married second in Tallmadge, Summit County, OhioG, on 9 February 1854, Frances Verginia "Fanny" Grant, daughter of William Traverse Grant and Esther Frances Treat.4,8,9 Frances was born on 8 December 1832.11 She died aged 84 in Cleveland Heights, Cuyahoga CountyG, on 30 October 1917 and was buried at Oakwood Cemetery, Cuyahoga FallsG.10
In 1850 George was living in Portage, Summit County, OhioG, and was recorded in the census as George Sacket, a farmer, aged 29 and born in Connecticut. His wife Helen, 24, was living with him.12
In 1860 he was living at Cuyahoga FallsG and was recorded as Geo Sackett, a farmer, aged 38. His wife Frances, 30, was living with him.13
In 1870 he was living at Cuyahoga FallsG and was recorded as George Sackett, a farmer, aged 49. His wife Fanny, 37, was living with him.14
In 1880 he was living at Cuyahoga FallsG and was recorded as George Sackett, a retired farmer, head of household, aged 59. Living with him were his wife Fanny, 48, and their adopted daughter Mary, aged 13. There was also a female servant in the household.15
In 1900 he was living at West Precinct, Cuyahoga FallsG, and was recorded as George Sackett, a farmer, head of household, aged 79. He owned his home freehold. His wife Fanny, 68, was living with him. There was also a female servant in the household.16
In 1910 George's widow Fanny, aged 77, was living at Walton Road, Cleveland Heights, Cuyahoga County, OhioG, in the household of her daughter Mary and son-in-law Augustus Smith.17
George was listed in the Cuyahoga Falls Directory from 1870 until his death in 1907. His widow Frances was listed there from 1908 to 1910.18
In 1850 George was living in Portage, Summit County, OhioG, and was recorded in the census as George Sacket, a farmer, aged 29 and born in Connecticut. His wife Helen, 24, was living with him.12
In 1860 he was living at Cuyahoga FallsG and was recorded as Geo Sackett, a farmer, aged 38. His wife Frances, 30, was living with him.13
In 1870 he was living at Cuyahoga FallsG and was recorded as George Sackett, a farmer, aged 49. His wife Fanny, 37, was living with him.14
In 1880 he was living at Cuyahoga FallsG and was recorded as George Sackett, a retired farmer, head of household, aged 59. Living with him were his wife Fanny, 48, and their adopted daughter Mary, aged 13. There was also a female servant in the household.15
In 1900 he was living at West Precinct, Cuyahoga FallsG, and was recorded as George Sackett, a farmer, head of household, aged 79. He owned his home freehold. His wife Fanny, 68, was living with him. There was also a female servant in the household.16
In 1910 George's widow Fanny, aged 77, was living at Walton Road, Cleveland Heights, Cuyahoga County, OhioG, in the household of her daughter Mary and son-in-law Augustus Smith.17
George was listed in the Cuyahoga Falls Directory from 1870 until his death in 1907. His widow Frances was listed there from 1908 to 1910.18
George Sackett, for sixty years a prominent resident of Cuyahoga Falls, who was closely identified with its manufacturing industries, and many other of its upbuilding agencies, was born at Warren, Litchfield County, Connecticut, January 6, 1821, and died at Cuyahoga Falls, Summit County, Ohio, July 12, 1907. He was a son of Aaron and Hulda C. (Tanner) Sackett.
The Sackett family became established in Summit County in 1838, through the settlement here of Aaron Sackett and his household. Both he and his wife were born in Connecticut, and the maternal grandfather of George Sackett served in the Revolutionary War as an officer under General Anthony Wayne. In 1836 Aaron Sackett moved to Canandaigua, New York, that his children might enjoy the educational advantages of that place. In 1838 the Sackett family resumed their western journey and permanently settled on a tract of land in Tallmadge Township, where Aaron Sackett resided until his retirement from active life in 1868. He died at the home of his son, William Sackett, in Copley Township, at the age of eighty-four years. His sterling traits of character were reflected in his children, George being the third in order of birth.
Mr. Sackett attended two sessions of the Tallmadge Academy, and then his school days were ended. Up to the time he attained his majority he performed faithfully the arduous part that fell to the lot of the eldest son in a large famiily under pioneer conditions.When twenty-one years old Mr. Sackett began farming on his own account. His capital was $100. He leased a tract of land from the "Chuckery" Company, located in that section of the city of Akron now known as North Hill. Thanks to untiring industry, and the exercise of his unfailing good sense, these farming operations prospered greatly. Special attention was given to the production of wool and wheat raising. His farm at one time embraced the handsome total of 1,400 acres of excellent land.
Mr. Sackett was also interested in manufacturing enterprises, and was for a number of years the president of the Cuyahoga Paper Company. He was a man of superior business ability and accumulated an ample fortune. He engaged in coal mining, railroad building, and the general development of the country at Laredo, Texas, in partnership with Gov. A. C. Hunt of Colorado. At one time he had large holdings of real estate and mining properties in Colorado.
Mr. Sackett was from the very formation of the Republican Party its staunch and undeviating supporter. He was the president of the first Republican Club in Cuyahoga Falls. In 1867 he was elected County Commissioner by the Republican party and served three years. In 1879 he was appointed a member of the State Board of Equalization, representing Summit and Portage Counties, and he also served in lesser offices. His superior judgment was exercised in the performance of public tasks with the same fidelity as in the pursuance of his private business. He was a man of honor in all transactions.
In 1848 Mr. Sackett was married to Helen Williams of Auburn, New York, who died in 1851. Mr. Sackett was married a second time, February 9, 1854, at Tallmadge, Ohio, to Frances V. Grant, a daughter of William and Esther (Treat) Grant, of Orange, New Haven County, Connecticut, who, with one daughter, Mrs. A. F. Smith, of Cleveland, survives him.
In 1847, Mr. Sackett purchased a valuable farm of 200 acres on which he resided until 1867, when he purchased the property on Second street, where he lived until he completed the building of a fine residence in 1902 on Broad street, Cuyahoga Falls. This beautiful home remains the place of residence of his widow. In 1902 Mr. Sackett completed the sale of the city lots into which he had divided his farm, making the Sackett addition to Cuyahoga Falls now one of the most attractive parts of the city. For many years Mr. Sackett was an active, consistent, Christian, a member of the Congregational Church, to which he gave generous support both of money and time. Until within a year of his death, Mr. Sackett enjoyed as good health as usually falls to the lot of men of his years, while his mind remained clear, and his interest in his family and immediate circle of friends never ceased. He was the last of his family save one, Mrs. H. C. Grant, of this city. George Sackett's was a pre-eminently successful career. In it all there was nothing to conceal. He was from first to last honest, upright, industrious, a good citizen, neighbor and friend.
—William B Doyle, Centennial history of Summit County, Ohio
The Sackett family became established in Summit County in 1838, through the settlement here of Aaron Sackett and his household. Both he and his wife were born in Connecticut, and the maternal grandfather of George Sackett served in the Revolutionary War as an officer under General Anthony Wayne. In 1836 Aaron Sackett moved to Canandaigua, New York, that his children might enjoy the educational advantages of that place. In 1838 the Sackett family resumed their western journey and permanently settled on a tract of land in Tallmadge Township, where Aaron Sackett resided until his retirement from active life in 1868. He died at the home of his son, William Sackett, in Copley Township, at the age of eighty-four years. His sterling traits of character were reflected in his children, George being the third in order of birth.
Mr. Sackett attended two sessions of the Tallmadge Academy, and then his school days were ended. Up to the time he attained his majority he performed faithfully the arduous part that fell to the lot of the eldest son in a large famiily under pioneer conditions.When twenty-one years old Mr. Sackett began farming on his own account. His capital was $100. He leased a tract of land from the "Chuckery" Company, located in that section of the city of Akron now known as North Hill. Thanks to untiring industry, and the exercise of his unfailing good sense, these farming operations prospered greatly. Special attention was given to the production of wool and wheat raising. His farm at one time embraced the handsome total of 1,400 acres of excellent land.
Mr. Sackett was also interested in manufacturing enterprises, and was for a number of years the president of the Cuyahoga Paper Company. He was a man of superior business ability and accumulated an ample fortune. He engaged in coal mining, railroad building, and the general development of the country at Laredo, Texas, in partnership with Gov. A. C. Hunt of Colorado. At one time he had large holdings of real estate and mining properties in Colorado.
Mr. Sackett was from the very formation of the Republican Party its staunch and undeviating supporter. He was the president of the first Republican Club in Cuyahoga Falls. In 1867 he was elected County Commissioner by the Republican party and served three years. In 1879 he was appointed a member of the State Board of Equalization, representing Summit and Portage Counties, and he also served in lesser offices. His superior judgment was exercised in the performance of public tasks with the same fidelity as in the pursuance of his private business. He was a man of honor in all transactions.
In 1848 Mr. Sackett was married to Helen Williams of Auburn, New York, who died in 1851. Mr. Sackett was married a second time, February 9, 1854, at Tallmadge, Ohio, to Frances V. Grant, a daughter of William and Esther (Treat) Grant, of Orange, New Haven County, Connecticut, who, with one daughter, Mrs. A. F. Smith, of Cleveland, survives him.
In 1847, Mr. Sackett purchased a valuable farm of 200 acres on which he resided until 1867, when he purchased the property on Second street, where he lived until he completed the building of a fine residence in 1902 on Broad street, Cuyahoga Falls. This beautiful home remains the place of residence of his widow. In 1902 Mr. Sackett completed the sale of the city lots into which he had divided his farm, making the Sackett addition to Cuyahoga Falls now one of the most attractive parts of the city. For many years Mr. Sackett was an active, consistent, Christian, a member of the Congregational Church, to which he gave generous support both of money and time. Until within a year of his death, Mr. Sackett enjoyed as good health as usually falls to the lot of men of his years, while his mind remained clear, and his interest in his family and immediate circle of friends never ceased. He was the last of his family save one, Mrs. H. C. Grant, of this city. George Sackett's was a pre-eminently successful career. In it all there was nothing to conceal. He was from first to last honest, upright, industrious, a good citizen, neighbor and friend.
—William B Doyle, Centennial history of Summit County, Ohio
Child of George Sackett and Frances Verginia "Fanny" Grant
- Mary P Sackett+ b. 3 Jan 1867, d. 4 Sep 1946
Notes & Citations
- Barbour Collection of Connecticut Vital Records, "[Sacket], George, s. [Aaron & Huldah], b. Jan. 6, 1821. Warren Vital Records, 1:145."
- Charles Weygant, The Sacketts of America, "3890. George Sacket, b. Jan. 6, 1821; m. 1st, Helen Williams."
- Death record has b. Hartford, CT.
- William B Doyle, Centennial history of Summit County, Ohio and representative citizens (Chicago, IL: Biographical Pub. Co., 1908).
- "Ohio Deaths and Burials, 1854–1997" (FamilySearch transcript), "George Sackett, 86, b. Hartford, Conn., married, d. Cuyahoga Falls, Summit, Ohio, 12 Jul 1907."
- "Summit County, Ohio, Death Records, 1866–1908" (Ancestry image), "George Sackett, d. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, 12 Jul 1907, aged 86-6-6, b. Hartford, Conn., married."
- "Summit County, Ohio, Marriage Records, 1840–1980" (Ancestry image), "License 1 Sep 1848, Summit County, Ohio, George Sackett, and Hellen Williams, of Tallmadge."
- "Ohio, County Marriages, 1789–2016" (FamilySearch image), "9 Feb 1854, Summit County, Ohio, George Sackett and Frances Virginia Grant, of Tallmadge, by license issued 6 Feb 1854."
- The Treat Family: A genealogy of Trott, Tratt, and Treat, digital image, Ancestry.com, p 383, "2380. Frances Virginia [Grant, d. of William Traverse Grant and Esther Frances Treat], b. Dec. 8, 1832; m. Feb. 9, 1854, George Sackett, a man of general business affairs at home, and proprietor of coal land interests in Texas and Colorado. Resides at Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio."
- Find a Grave.
- Gravestone.
- 1850 United States Federal Census, Roll: M432_732; Page: 424B; Image: 321
Portage, Summit County, Ohio, 10 Oct 1850
Sacket, George, 29, farmer, b. CT
Sacket, Hellen, 24, b. NY
Williams, Wilson, 52, carpenter, b. CT
Jewell, Wesley, laborer, 18, b. OH
Moon, Carlos, laborer, 16, b. OH
Longcroff, John, 12, b. Germany. - 1860 United States Federal Census, Cuyahoga Falls, Summit County, Ohio, 13 Jul 1860
Sackett, Geo, 38, farmer, real estate $25,000, personal estate $2,000, b. CT
Sackett, Frances, 30, b. CT
Grant, Henry, 26, b. CT
Grant, Elizabeth, 20, b. CT. - 1870 United States Federal Census, M593_1270; Page: 205A; Family History Library Film: 552769
Cuyahoga Falls, Summit County, Ohio, 1 Jun 1870
Sackett, George, 49, farmer, real estate $1,000, personal estate $2,335, b. CT
Sackett, Fanny V, 37, keeping house, b. CT. - 1880 United States Federal Census, FHL 1255069 NA T9-1069/223C
Cuyahoga Falls, Summit, Ohio
George Sackett, head, married, 59, b. CT, retired farmer, father b. CT, mother b. CT
Fanny V. Sackett, wife, 48, b. CT, keeps house, father b. CT, mother b. CT
Mary P. Sackett, dau, 13, b. England, at school, father b. England
Caroline Weidner, other, single, 33, b. OH, servant, father b. Wittemberg, mother b. Wittemberg. - 1900 United States Federal Census, Page: 7; Enumeration District: 0088; FHL microfilm: 1241324
West Precinct, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, 11 Jun 1900
Sackett, George, head, b. Jan 1821, 79, m. 46y, b. CT, father b. CT, mother b. CT, farmer, home owned freehold
Sackett, Fanny V, wife, b. Feb 1832, 68, m. 46y, b. CT, father b. VA, mother b. CT
Huts, Anna C, servant, b. Apr 1879, 21, b. OH, father b. OH, mother b. OH, housekeeper. - 1910 United States Federal Census, Roll: T624_1164; Page: 14B; Enumeration District: 0010; FHL microfilm: 1375177
Walton Road, Cleveland Heights, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, 4 May 1910
Smith, Augustus F, head, 43, m. 17y, b. OH, father b. CT, mother b. CT, chief clerk, railroad office, home owned on mortgage
Smith, Mary P, wife, 42, m. 17y, 1 ch, living, b. OH, father b. CT, mother b. CT
Smith, Leslie G, son, 16, b. OH, father b. OH, mother b. OH
Sackett, Fannie, mother-in-law, 77, wd, 1 ch, living, b. CT, father b. VA, mother b. CT. - "US City Directories, 1822-1995" (Ancestry image), Akron (Cuyahoga Falls) Directory, 1870, "Sackett, George, farmer, Second street."; 1899, "Sackett George (Frances V) res 220 Second."; 1903, "Sackett George (Fanny V), farmer, res n s W Broad."; 1904, "Sackett George (Frances V), res n s W Broad."; 1907, "Sackett George (Frances V), res W Broad."; 1908, "Sackett Mrs Frances V (wid George), res W Broad."; 1909, 1910, "Sackett Mrs Fanny V (wid George), res n s W Broad."
Sackett line | 7th great-grandson of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 5th great-grandson of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Charts | Line 3a (American) |
Generation.Tree | 8P.3 |
Last Edited | 28 Sep 2022 |
Sarah Malinda Sackett
Father | Aaron Sackett (1791-1872) |
Mother | Huldah Camelia Tanner (1793-1855) |
Sarah Malinda Sackett, daughter of Aaron Sackett and Huldah Camelia Tanner, was born in Warren, Litchfield County, ConnecticutG, on 12 June 1822.1,2 She died in childhood on 25 June 1826.2
Notes & Citations
- Barbour Collection of Connecticut Vital Records, "[Sacket], Sarah Malinda, d. [Aaron & Huldah], b. June 12, 1822. Warren Vital Records, 1:145."
- Charles Weygant, The Sacketts of America, "3891. Sarah M. Sacket, b. Jan. 12, 1822, d. June 25, 1826."
Sackett line | 7th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 5th great-granddaughter of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Charts | Line 3a (American) |
Generation.Tree | 8P.3 |
Last Edited | 28 Nov 2022 |
Emeline Sackett
Father | Aaron Sackett (1791-1872) |
Mother | Huldah Camelia Tanner (1793-1855) |
Emeline Sackett, daughter of Aaron Sackett and Huldah Camelia Tanner, was born in Warren, ConnecticutG, on 6 June 1825.1,2 She died aged 42 on 5 August 1867.2
Notes & Citations
- Barbour Collection of Connecticut Vital Records, "[Sacket], Emaline, d. [Aaron & Huldah], b. June 6, 1825. Warren Vital Records, 1:145."
- Charles Weygant, The Sacketts of America, "3892. Emeline Sacket, b. June 6, 1825, d. Aug. 5, 1867."
Sackett line | 7th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 5th great-granddaughter of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Charts | Line 3a (American) |
Generation.Tree | 8P.3 |
Last Edited | 28 Nov 2022 |
William Chester Sackett
Father | Aaron Sackett (1791-1872) |
Mother | Huldah Camelia Tanner (1793-1855) |
William Chester Sackett, farmer of Summit County, Ohio, son of Aaron Sackett and Huldah Camelia Tanner, was born in Warren, Litchfield County, ConnecticutG, on 29 October 1827.1 He died aged 75 at home in Coventry, Summit CountyG, on 14 November 19022,3 and was buried at Glendale Cemetery, Akron, Summit CountyG.5 He married in Summit CountyG on 18 March 1857, Harriet L Galbraith, daughter of Henry H Galbraith and Ann Langworthy.2,4 Harriet was born in Mogadore, Summit CountyG, on 25 July 1837.2 She died aged 68 in CoventryG on 14 January 19062 and was buried at Glendale CemeteryG.6
In 1850 William was living in Tallmadge, Summit County, OhioG, in the household of his parents Aaron and Huldah, and was recorded in the census as William C Sackett, a farmer, aged 22 and born in Connecticut.7
In 1860 he was living in Copley, Summit CountyG, and was recorded as William Sackett, a farmer, aged 32. Living with him were his wife Hattie, 22, and their children, Clarence, 2, and Hattie, aged one.8
In 1870 he was living in CopleyG and was recorded as William C Sackett, a farmer & sawmill proprietor, aged 43. Living with him were his wife Harriet, 34, their children, Clarence, 12, and William A, aged four, and William C's father Aaron, aged 80.9
In 1880 he was living in CopleyG and was recorded as William C Sackett, a farmer and dairyman, head of household, aged 52. Living with him were his wife Harriet, 42, and their son William, aged 14.10
In 1900 he was living in CoventryG and was recorded as William C Sackett, a farmer, head of household, aged 72. Living with him were his wife Harriet, 62, his widowed sister Maria Kellogg, 68, and Harriet's unmarried brother James Galbraith, 57.11
In 1850 William was living in Tallmadge, Summit County, OhioG, in the household of his parents Aaron and Huldah, and was recorded in the census as William C Sackett, a farmer, aged 22 and born in Connecticut.7
In 1860 he was living in Copley, Summit CountyG, and was recorded as William Sackett, a farmer, aged 32. Living with him were his wife Hattie, 22, and their children, Clarence, 2, and Hattie, aged one.8
In 1870 he was living in CopleyG and was recorded as William C Sackett, a farmer & sawmill proprietor, aged 43. Living with him were his wife Harriet, 34, their children, Clarence, 12, and William A, aged four, and William C's father Aaron, aged 80.9
In 1880 he was living in CopleyG and was recorded as William C Sackett, a farmer and dairyman, head of household, aged 52. Living with him were his wife Harriet, 42, and their son William, aged 14.10
In 1900 he was living in CoventryG and was recorded as William C Sackett, a farmer, head of household, aged 72. Living with him were his wife Harriet, 62, his widowed sister Maria Kellogg, 68, and Harriet's unmarried brother James Galbraith, 57.11
William C. Sackett, farmer; P.O. Akron; born in Litchfield Co., Conn., Oct. 29, 1827, the son of Aaron and Huldah C. (Tanner) Sackett; Aaron was born Jan. 7, 1791, and Huldah Aug. 10, 1793; they were married May 15, 1816, and the parents of ten children as follows: Theodosia, now Mrs. Seth B. Hall, of Huston, Texas; Harriet, now Mrs. W. A. Hanford, of Cuyahoga Falls; George, now of Cuyahoga Falls; Sarah, died, aged 14; Emeline, died in 1867, aged 42; William C., of Copley; Seth, now of Colorado; Maria C., now Mrs. Cornelius Kellogg, of Freedom, Portage Co.; Frances A., married Bruice Baldwin and moved to Missouri, where she died; Sarah M., now Mrs. H. C. Grant, of Cuyahoga Falls. Aaron was always a farmer; he died at the residence of his son William, June 8, 1872. The father of Huldah C. Tanner served in the Revolutionary War, and his widow drew a pension for many years previous to her death; Huldah was a member of the Congregational Church at Tallmadge; she died April 24, 1855. When the subject of this sketch was about 10 years of age, his parents removed to Ohio and settled in Tallmadge Township; William was educated mostly in the schools of Tallmadge; he attended the High School of Akron during the winter of 1848–49, when M. D. Leggett, formerly U. S. Commissioner of Patents, was Principal; then farmed land on Chuckery Plains north of Akron for about two summers. In the fall of 1851, he left Summit County for California and Oregon, where he remained four years. During most of this time he was engaged in mining, at first near Shasta City, which was then at the head of wagon navigation, and then for about one year in the neighborhood of Jacksonville, Oregon, situated at the head of Rogue River Valley. Mr. Sackett returned to Ohio in the summer of 1855, and in the fall purchased from George Sackett, his brother, the farm upon which he now resides; the land was then known as the Isaac C. Isbel property, and familiar to most people as the "Copley Swamp." Mr. Sackett was married in the year 1857, to Miss Hatty L., daughter of Henry Galbraith, of Akron; he is the father of four children—Clarence, died, aged 18; Hattie, died, aged 6; Ina, died, aged 4; William A., his only living child, is now a student of the Akron High Schools; he was born in March, 1866.
—William Henry Perrin, History of Summit County, Ohio
—William Henry Perrin, History of Summit County, Ohio
Children of William Chester Sackett and Harriet L Galbraith
- Clarence H Sackett b. 25 Mar 1858, d. 22 Oct 1875
- Hattie Galbraith Sackett b. 26 Apr 1859, d. 19 Jan 1865
- Ina Frank Sackett b. 31 Mar 1861, d. 31 Mar 1865
- William Aaron Sackett MD b. 27 Mar 1866, d. 23 Apr 1925
3896 [sic: 3893]. William Chester Sackett, 1827–1902, of Akron, Ohio, son of (1522) Aaron and Huldah Camelia Tanner Sackett, was married, Mar. 18, 1857, to Harriet L. Galbraith, 18__–1906, daughter of Henry H. Galbraith and Ann Longworthy. Mr. Sackett was born in Warren, Conn. When about ten years of age he removed with his parents to Talmadge, O., and was brought up to the business of general farming. In 1851 he went to California, in which state, and Oregon, he remained for four years. Returning to Ohio he purchased from his brother, George, an extensive farm in Copley Township, Summit County, on which he resided until 1893, when he removed to a farm in Portage Township, on which he lived until the Spring of 1898, when he removed to a farm he had purchased in Coventry Township, on which he ended his days. He was a man of prominence in whatever community he lived, and served five years as president of Summit County Agricultural Society. Mrs. Sackett died at the farm in Coventry, Jan. 14, 1906.
Children.
6785. Clarence H. Sackett, b. Mar. 25, 1858, d. Oct. 22, 1875.
6786. Hattie Galbraith Sackett, b. Apr. 26, 1859, d. Jan. 19, 1865.
6787. Ina Frank Sackett, b. Mar. 31, 1861, d. Mar. 31, 1865.
6788. William A. Sackett, b. Nov. 27, 1866; unmarried 1907.
6786. Hattie Galbraith Sackett, b. Apr. 26, 1859, d. Jan. 19, 1865.
6787. Ina Frank Sackett, b. Mar. 31, 1861, d. Mar. 31, 1865.
6788. William A. Sackett, b. Nov. 27, 1866; unmarried 1907.
Notes & Citations
- Barbour Collection of Connecticut Vital Records, "[Sacket], William Chester, s. [Aaron & Huldah], b. Oct. 29, 1827. Warren Vital Records, 1:145."
- William B Doyle, Centennial history of Summit County, Ohio and representative citizens (Chicago, IL: Biographical Pub. Co., 1908).
- "Ohio Deaths and Burials, 1854–1997" (FamilySearch transcript), "Wm. C. Sackett, 75, b. Conn., married, farmer, d. Coventry, Summit, Ohio, 14 Nov 1902. LDS database citing film 900949."
- "Ohio, County Marriage Records, 1774–1993" (Ancestry transcript), "18 Mar 1857, Summit County, Ohio, Wm C Sackett and Hattie S Galbraith."
- Find a Grave.
- Obituary.
- 1850 United States Federal Census, Roll M432_732, p. 484
Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, 18 Sep 1850
1305/24
Sackett, Aaron, 59, m, farmer, b. CT
Sackett, Huldah C., 57, f, b. CT
Sackett, William C., 22, m, farmer, b. CT
Sackett, Sarah, 12, f, b. NY
Hanford, George, 22, m, laborer, b. CT
Brewer, Lewis, 27, m, laborer, b. ENG. - 1860 United States Federal Census, Roll: M653_1039; Page: 31; Family History Library Film: 805039
Copley, Summit County, Ohio, 8 Jun 1860
Sackett, William, 32, farmer, real estate $1,200, personal estate $2,000, b. CT
Sackett, Hattie, 22, b. OH
Sackett, Clarence H, 2, b. OH
Sackett, Hattie G, 1, b. OH. - 1870 United States Federal Census, Roll: M593_1270; Page: 171B; Family History Library Film: 552769
Copley, Summit County, Ohio, 13 Aug 1870
Sackett, William C, 43, farmer & sawmill proprietor, real estate $30,000, personal estate $3,400, b. CT
Sackett, Harriet L, 34, keeping house, b. OH
Sackett, Clarance H, 12, attending school, b. OH
Sackett, William A, 4, at home, b. OH
Sackett, Aaron, 80, at home, b. CT. - 1880 United States Federal Census, FHL 1255069 NA T9-1069/167A
Copley, Summit, Ohio
William C. Sackett, head, married, 52, b. CT, farmer & dairyman, father b. CT, mother b. CT
Harriet L. Sackett, wife, 42, b. OH, keeping house, father b. Scotland, mother b. NY
William A. Sackett, son, 14, b. OH, at school, father b. CT, mother b. OH. - 1900 United States Federal Census, Page: 6; Enumeration District: 0085; FHL microfilm: 1241324
Coventry, Summit County, Ohio, 8 Jun 1900
Sackett, William C, head, b. Oct 1827, 72, m. 43y, b. CT, father b. CT, mother b. CT, farmer, home owned on mortgage
Sackett, Harriet L, wife, b. Jul 1837, 62, m. 43y, b. OH, father b. Ireland, mother b. NY
Galbraith, James, b-in-law, b. Jan 1843, 57, single, b. OH, father b. Ireland, mother b. NY, farmer
Kellog, Maria S, sister, b. Jan 1832, 68, wd, b. CT, father b. CT, mother b. CT.
Sackett line | 7th great-grandson of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet 5th great-grandson of Simon Sackett the colonist |
Charts | Line 3a (American) |
Generation.Tree | 8P.3 |
Last Edited | 28 Sep 2022 |