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Henry Samuel "Harry" Sackett, son of William Sackett and Mary Ann Greenwood, was born in St George Hanover Square, Middlesex^G, on 28 May 1871.^1,2 He died aged 71 in Fulham, London^G, in 1942.³ He married at St Andrew, Fulham^G, on 29 March 1891, Mary Perrin.^4,5,6,7 She was born in Fulham^G on 25 October 1874.^8,2
     In 1881 Henry was living at 7 Kramer Mews, London, Middlesex^G, in the household of his parents William and Mary, and was recorded in the census as Harry Sackett, aged ten and born in London.⁹
     In 1901 he was living at 27 Hannell Road, Fulham, London^G, and was recorded as Henry Sackett, a horse keeper (groom), head of household, married, aged 29, and born in Fulham. Living with him were his wife Mary, aged 25, and born in Fulham, and their children, Lily, 4, Richard, 2, and Edward, aged two months.¹⁰
     In 1911 he was living at 36 Hannell Road, Fulham^G, and was recorded as Henry Sackett, a motor cleaner, head of household, aged 42 and born in Westminster. Living with him were his wife Mary, 39, and their children, Lily, 14, Richard, 12, Emily, 7, Leonard, 5, Frank, 2, and Joseph, aged nine months. Visitors in the household were Samuel Tomlin and Emma Tomlin, assumed to be Mary's brother-in-law and sister.¹¹
     In 1921 he was living at 36 Hannell Road, Fulham^G, and was recorded as Henry Sackett, a taxi cab cleaner, head of household, aged 52. Living with him were his wife Mary, 49, and their children, Lily, 24, Richard, 22, Emily, 17, Leonard, 15, Frank, 12, and Harry, aged seven.¹²
     At the outbreak of the Second World War in September 1939, Harry and Mary were living at 36 Hannell Road, Fulham^G. Harry was a car washer.¹³

Elizabeth Mary Sackett, known after marriage as Mary Elizabeth, daughter of William Sackett and Mary Ann Greenwood, was born in Fulham, London^G, on 27 September 1875.^1,2,3 She died there aged 89 in 1965.⁴ She married at St Andrew's Church, Fulham, London^G, on 25 December 1893, John Curl, son of Henry Curl.⁵ John was born in Fulham^G about 1870.² He died aged 50 in Fulham^G in 1920.⁶
     In 1881 Elizabeth was living at 7 Kramer Mews, London, Middlesex^G, in the household of her parents William and Mary, and was recorded in the census as Lizzie Sackett, aged six and born in Kensington.⁷
     In 1891 she was living at 64 Barons Court Road, Fulham, London^G, in the household of Brereton Dodd, a local government inspector, and was recorded as Elizabeth Sackett, general servant, single, aged 16 and born in West Brompton, London.⁸
     In 1901 she was living at 41 Bayonne Road, Fulham^G, in the household of her husband John Curl, 29, a coal porter, and was recorded as Mary E Curl, aged 25 and born in Fulham. Living with them were their children, John, 7, and William, aged one.⁹
     In 1911 she was living at 61 Chelmsford Street, Fulham^G, in the household of her husband John, 40, a coal porter, and was recorded as Mary Curl, a laundress, aged 37. Living with them were their children, John, 17, William, 11, Elizabeth, 8, and Frederick, aged four.¹⁰
     In 1921 she was living at 61 Chelmsford Street, Fulham^G, and was recorded as Mary E Curl, a school cleaner, head of household, a widow, aged 45. Living with her were her children,
Mary, 19, Frederick, 15, Florence, 10, and Dorothy, aged three.¹¹
     At the outbreak of the Second World War in September 1939, Mary was living at 61 Chelmsford Street, Fulham^G. She was a school cleaner, a widow, aged 63. Her son Frederick, 33, and daughter Mary, 37, were living with her.¹²
     Administration of Mary's estate was granted on 10 June 1965 to her daughter Dorothy Rust. Her estate was valued at £284.¹³

George Edward Sackett, horsekeeper, son of William Sackett and Mary Ann Greenwood, was born in Kensington, Middlesex^G, on 27 September 1875^1,2 and died aged 73 in Fulham, London^G, in 1949.³ He married at St Andrew's Church, Fulham^G, on 25 December 1895, Katherine Annie "Kate" Cook, daughter of William Henry Cook.^4,5 Kate was born in Chelsea, London^G, about 1876⁶ and died aged 48 in Fulham^G in 1925.⁷
     In 1881 George was living at 7 Kramer Mews, London, Middlesex^G, in the household of his parents William and Mary, and was recorded in the census as George Edward Sackett, aged six and born in West Brompton.⁸
     In 1891 he was living at 12 Conway Place, Hove, Sussex^G, in the household of Edmund Niles, a fishmonger, and family, and was recorded as George Edward Sackett, fishmonger's assistant, a boarder, aged 15 and born in Fulham.⁹
     In 1901 he was living at 39 Hannell Road, St Peter's, Fulham, London^G, and was recorded as George Sackett, a horse keeper (groom), head of household, married, aged 26, and born in West Brompton, London. Living with him were his wife Kate, aged 25, and born in Chelsea, London, and their children, Kate, 5, and Alfred, aged one. Also in the household was Flory Cook, 12, described as "sister" (presumably of George's wife Kate).¹⁰
     In 1911 he was living at 39 Delaford Street, Fulham^G, and was recorded as George Sackett, an omnibus horsekeeper, head of household, aged 35 and born in Fulham. Living with him were his wife Kate, 34, and their children, Kate, 15, Alfred, 10, Mary, 8, William, 5, and John, aged one.¹¹
     In 1921 he was living at 26 Laundry Road, Fulham^G, and was recorded as George Edward Sackett, a taxi washer, aged 45. Living with him were his wife Kate, 45, and their children, Mary, 18, William, 16, John, 11, Rose, 9, and Edward, aged four.¹²
     At the outbreak of the Second World War in September 1939, George was a taxi washer, living at 26 Laundry Road, Fulham, London^G.¹³

Jessie Alice Sackett, daughter of John William Sackett and Jessie Parker, was born in Fulham, London^G, on 9 November 1892^1,2 and baptized at St Andrew's Church, West Kensington, London^G, on 29 March 1893.³ She married in Fulham^G on 23 December 1911, John Harding.^4,5,6 John was killed in action in France on 2 December 1917 while serving as a gunner in the Royal Field Artillery.^7,2
     In 1901 Jessie was living at 20 Werley Avenue, St Peter's, Fulham, London^G, in the household of her parents John and Jessie, and was recorded in the census as Jessie Sackett, aged nine and born in Fulham.⁸
     In 1911 she was living at 50 Orbain Road, Fulham^G, in the household of her parents John and Jessie, and was recorded as Alice Sackett, a laundress, aged 18.⁹

Hilda Elizabeth Sackett, daughter of John William Sackett and Jessie Parker, was born in Fulham, London^G, on 14 May 1897¹ and baptized at St Andrew's Church, West Kensington, London^G, on 25 July 1897² and died aged ten at St George Hanover Square, London^G, in 1908.³
     In 1901 Hilda was living at 20 Werley Avenue, St Peter's, Fulham, London^G, in the household of her parents John and Jessie, and was recorded in the census as Hilda Sackett, aged three and born in Fulham.⁴

Walter Edwin Sackett, son of John William Sackett and Jessie Parker, was born in Fulham, London^G, on 5 June 1900¹ and baptized at St Peter's Church, Fulham^G, on 7 September 1900.² He died aged 88 in Fulham^G in May 1989.³ He married in Fulham^G in 1920, Winifred Vince.^4,5 Winifred was born on 12 May 1898.⁶
     In 1901 Walter was living at 20 Werley Avenue, St Peter's, Fulham^G, in the household of his parents John and Jessie, and was recorded in the census as Walter Sackett, aged three months and born in Fulham.⁷
     In 1911 he was living at 50 Orbain Road, Fulham^G, in the household of his parents John and Jessie, and was recorded as Walter Sackett, at school, aged eleven.⁸
     In 1921 he was living at 4 Kenneth Road, Fulham^G, and was recorded as Walter Sackett, an unemployed coal porter, aged 21. His wife Winnie, 23, and their daughter Winnie, aged eight months, were living with him. The family were living with Walter's parents John and Jessie.⁹
     At the outbreak of the Second World War in September 1939, Walter was living at 5 Reporton Road, Fulham, London^G. He was a general labourer.¹⁰ His wife Winifred was living temporarily at Park Farm, Tenterden Rural District, Kent^G, with her daughter, also Winifred. Both were working as seasonal hop pickers.¹¹

William Sackett, son of John Jeremiah William Sackett and Anne Ward, was born in Thanet, Kent^G, in 1865.¹ He died aged 59 at home at 3 Clarendon Villas, Hove, Sussex^G, on 29 February 1924.^2,3 He married in Fulham, London^G, in 1890, Annie Maria Craner, daughter of Catherine ___. Annie was born in Brackley, Northamptonshire^G, about 1863 and died aged 58 in Southwark, London^G, about August 1922.⁴
     In 1871 William was living at 6 Montague Place, Brighton, Sussex^G, in the household of his parents John and Annie, and was recorded in the census as William Sackett, a scholar, aged six and born in Ramsgate.⁵
     In 1881 he was living at 18 Kramer Mews, London, Middlesex^G, in the household of his parents John and Ann, and was recorded as William Sackett, a dealer in provisions, aged 17 [actually 16], and born in Ramsgate.⁶
     In 1901 William's wife was living at 1 Guion Road, Fulham^G, in the household of her widowed mother Catherine Craner, and was recorded as Annie Sackett, married, aged 37 and born in Brackley.⁷
     In 1911, 1914, and 1919 William and Annie Maria were listed on the electoral roll for Riccarton, Christchurch, New Zealand^G, where William was working as a groom for Sir George Clifford.^8,9,10 They returned to the UK between 1919 and 1922.
     William's wife Annie was booked to sail to Auckland, New Zealand^G, on 31 August 1922 on the ship Ruahine. The passenger list indicates that she was not on board. Her death in London was registered during the September quarter, 1922.¹¹
     William left a will which was proved on 15 April 1924 by his sister Annie. His estate was valued at £265.¹²

Thomas Sackett, son of John Jeremiah William Sackett and Anne Ward, was born in Ramsgate, Kent^G, about 1867^1,2 and died aged 45 in Brighton, Sussex^G, in 1913.³ He married in St Peter's Church, Fulham, London^G, on 25 December 1895, Annie Ward, daughter of Thomas Walter Ward.^4,5,6 She was born in Brackley, Northamptonshire^G, on 28 March 1870.^2,7
     In 1871 Thomas was living at 6 Montague Place, Brighton, Sussex^G, in the household of his parents John and Annie, and was recorded in the census as Thomas Sackett, a scholar, aged four and born in Ramsgate.⁸
     In 1881 he was living at 18 Kramer Mews, London, Middlesex^G, in the household of his parents John and Ann, and was recorded as Thomas Sackett, aged 13 and born in Ramsgate.⁹
     In 1901 he was living at 114 Sackville Road, Hove, Sussex^G, and was recorded as Thomas Sackett, a coachman domestic, head of household, married, aged 32, and born in Ramsgate, Kent. Living with him was his wife Annie, aged 31, and born in Northamptonshire. Also in the household were two male boarders.¹⁰
     In 1911 he was living at 36 Landseer Road, Hove^G, and was recorded as Thomas Sackett, a motor bus driver for the Brighton & Hove United Omnibus Company, head of household, aged 43 and born in Ramsgate. Living with him were his wife Annie, 42, and their daughter Dorothy, aged six.¹¹
     In 1921 Thomas's widow Annie was living at 36 Landseer Road, Hove^G, and was recorded in the census as Annie Sackett, a domestic servant in private service, head of household, a widow, aged 51. Her daughter Dorothy, 17, also a domestic servant, was living with her.¹²
     At the outbreak of the Second World War in September 1939, Thomas's widow Annie was living at 36 Landseer Road, Hove, Sussex^G, with their daughter Dorothy and son-in-law Herbert.¹³

George Sackett, son of John Jeremiah William Sackett and Anne Ward, was born in Brighton, Sussex^G, on 13 December 1870.^1,2 He died aged 80 in Fulham, London^G, in 1951.³ He married in Fulham^G in 1891, Mary Ann Bradford.⁴ She was born in Westminster, London^G, on 27 March 1869.²
     In 1871 George was living at 6 Montague Place, Brighton, Sussex^G, in the household of his parents John and Annie, and was recorded in the census as George Sackett, aged four months and born in Brighton.⁵
     In 1881 he was living at 18 Kramer Mews, London, Middlesex^G, in the household of his parents John and Ann, and was recorded as George Sackett, aged nine, and born in Brighton.⁶
     In 1901 he was living at 1 St Peter's Terrace, St Peter's, Fulham, London^G, in the household of his father William Sackett, and was recorded as George Sackett, a cab driver (groom), married, aged 30, and born in Brighton. Living with him was his wife Mary, 33.⁷
     In 1911 he was living at 42 Orbain Road, Fulham^G, and was recorded as George Sackett, a cab driver, head of household, married, aged 42 and born in Brighton. Living with him were his wife Mary, 43, and their children, George, 10, Annie, 7, and Bill, aged four.⁸
     In 1921 he was living at 87 St Olaf Road, Fulham^G, and was recorded as George Sackett, a taxi driver, head of household, aged 52. Living with him were his wife Mary, 53, and their children, George, 20, and Annie, aged 17.⁹
     At the outbreak of the Second World War in September 1939, George and Mary were living at 87 St Olaf Road, Fulham^G. George was a taxi driver. Their son George and daughter-in-law Margaret were living with them.¹⁰

Annie Maria Sackett, daughter of John Jeremiah William Sackett and Anne Ward, was born in St George Hanover Square, Middlesex^G, in 1875.¹ She married in St Barnabus Church, Hove, Sussex^G, on 8 July 1905, Frederick Robert Levitt.²
     In 1881 Annie was living at 18 Kramer Mews, London, Middlesex^G, in the household of her parents John and Ann, and was recorded in the census as Annie Sackett, aged six, and born in London.³
     In 1901 Annie was living at Melrose, Alexandra Road, Farnborough, Hampshire^G, in the household of John and Mary Puckle, and was recorded in the census as Annie Sackett, a housemaid, single, aged 26, and born in Westminster, London.⁴
     Annie proved her brother William's will on 15 April 1924. His estate was valued at £265.⁵

Dorothy Daisy Kathleen Sackett, daughter of William George Sackett and Jane Woodward, was born in Whitchurch, Hampshire^G, on 29 March 1891¹ and died aged 80 in Thanet, Kent^G, in 1971.² She was unmarried.
     In 1901 Dorothy was living at 22 Burkets Lane, Sudbury, Suffolk^G, in the household of her parents William and Jane, and was recorded in the census as Dorothy D H Sackett, aged ten, and born in Whitchurch.³
     In 1911 she was living at Hazeldene, Fullers Road, South Woodford, Essex^G, in the household of her widowed father William, and was recorded as Dorothy Daisy Kathleen Sackett, a maker of knotted goods, single, aged 20 and born in Whitchurch.⁴

Jane Irene Ethel Sackett, daughter of William George Sackett and Jane Woodward, was born in Whitchurch, Hampshire^G, on 25 December 1893.¹ She died aged 82 in Thanet, Kent^G, in 1976.² She was unmarried.
     In 1901 Jane was living at 22 Burkets Lane, Sudbury, Suffolk^G, in the household of her parents William and Jane, and was recorded in the census as Jane I E Sackett, aged seven and born in Whitchurch.³
     In 1921 she was living at Infants Hospital, Armley, Yorkshire^G, and was recorded as Jane Irene Sackett, a hospital nurse, aged 27.⁴
     At the outbreak of the Second World War in September 1939, Jane was living at 7 Seafield Road, Broadstairs and St Peter's, Kent^G, in a Payne household.⁵

Isabel Katherine Sackett, daughter of William George Sackett and Jane Woodward, was born in Whitchurch, Hampshire^G, in 1895.¹ She died aged 45 in Maidstone, Kent^G, in 1940.² She married in Thanet, Kent^G, in 1939, Leonard Syms.^3,4
     In 1901 Isabel was living at 22 Burkets Lane, Sudbury, Suffolk^G, in the household of her parents William and Jane, and was recorded in the census as Isabel H Sackett, aged five and born in Whitchurch.⁵
     In 1921 she was living at Queen Mary Hospital, Carshalton, Surrey^G, and was recorded as Isabel Sackett, a probationer nurse, aged 25.⁶

William John Sackett, son of William George Sackett and Jane Woodward, was born in Thanet, Kent^G, in 1897.¹ He died in childhood in Sudbury, Suffolk^G, in 1904.²
     In 1901 William was living at 22 Burkets Lane, Sudbury, Suffolk^G, in the household of his parents William and Jane, and was recorded in the census as William J Sackett, aged three and born in Margate.³

Kate Annie Sackett, daughter of George Edward Sackett and Katherine Annie "Kate" Cook, was born in Fulham, London^G, in 1896¹ and baptized at St Andrew's Church, Fulham^G, on 23 February 1896.² She married in Wandsworth, London^G, in 1915, William Pullen.^3,4
     In 1901 Kate was living at 39 Hannell Road, St Peter's, Fulham, London^G, in the household of her parents George and Kate, and was recorded in the census as Kate Sackett, aged five and born in Fulham.⁵
     In 1911 she was living at 39 Delaford Street, Fulham^G, in the household of her parents George and Kate, and was recorded as Kate Sackett, aged 15 and born in Fulham.⁶

Alfred Sackett, son of George Edward Sackett and Katherine Annie "Kate" Cook, was born in Fulham, London^G, on 5 June 1900^1,2 and baptized at St Andrew's Church, Fulham^G, on 1 July 1900.³ He died aged 66 in Chelsea, London^G, in 1966.⁴ He married at St Augustine Church, Fulham, London^G, on 8 March 1919, Ellen Burns, daughter of Edward Burns.^5,6,7 Ellen was born on 18 June 1900² and died aged 51 in Fulham^G in 1951.⁸
     In 1901 Alfred was living at 39 Hannell Road, St Peter's, Fulham, London^G, in the household of his parents George and Kate, and was recorded in the census as Alfred Sackett, aged one and born in Fulham.⁹
     In 1911 he was living at 39 Delaford Street, Fulham^G, in the household of his parents George and Kate, and was recorded as Alfred Sackett, a schoolboy, aged ten and born in Fulham.¹⁰
     In 1921 he was living at Chichester Barracks, Sussex^G, and was recorded as Alfred Sackett, a Private in an Army infantry unit, married, aged 21.¹¹ His wife Ellen, 20, was living at 50 Langford Road, Fulham^G, with their one-year-old son Alfred.¹²
     At the outbreak of the Second World War in September 1939, Alfred and Ellen were living at 219A Stephendale Road, Fulham, London^G. Alfred was a builder's foreman. Their son Alfred was living with them. Five other residents whose names are withheld in the record would have been their other children.¹³

Lily Emma Sackett, daughter of Henry Samuel "Harry" Sackett and Mary Perrin, was born in Fulham, London^G, in 1896.¹ She married in Fulham^G in 1923, David Ware.^2,3
     In 1901 Lily was living at 27 Hannell Road, Fulham^G, in the household of her parents Henry and Mary, and was recorded in the census as Lily Sackett, aged four and born in Fulham.⁴
     In 1911 she was living at 36 Hannell Road, Fulham^G, in the household of her parents Henry and Mary, and was recorded as Lily Sackett, a factory hand in an electric lamp factory in Hammersmith, aged 14 and born in Fulham.⁵
     In 1921 she was living at 36 Hannell Road, Fulham^G, in the household of her parents Henry and Mary, and was recorded as Lily Sackett, a chocolate packer, aged 24.⁶

Richard Henry Sackett, son of Henry Samuel "Harry" Sackett and Mary Perrin, was born in Fulham, London^G, on 3 November 1898^1,2 and died there aged 68 in 1967.³ He married in Fulham^G in 1927, Elizabeth B Allen.^4,5 Elizabeth was born on 6 March 1898.²
     In 1901 Richard was living at 27 Hannell Road, Fulham^G, in the household of his parents Henry and Mary, and was recorded in the census as Richard Sackett, aged two and born in Fulham.⁶
     In 1911 he was living at 36 Hannell Road, Fulham^G, in the household of his parents Henry and Mary, and was recorded as Richard Sackett, aged 12 and born in Fulham.⁷
     In 1921 he was living at 36 Hannell Road, Fulham^G, in the household of his parents Henry and Mary, and was recorded as Richard H Sackett, out of work (last employer Squire & Co, West Drayton), aged 22.⁸
     At the outbreak of the Second World War in September 1939, Richard and Elizabeth were living at 44 Hannell Road, Fulham^G. Richard was a garage hand, Elizabeth a charwoman.⁹

Edward Thomas Sackett, son of Henry Samuel "Harry" Sackett and Mary Perrin, was born in Fulham, London^G, in 1901¹ and died there in childhood in 1904.²
     In 1901 Edward was living at 27 Hannell Road, Fulham, London^G, in the household of his parents Henry and Mary, and was recorded in the census as Edward Sackett, aged two months and born in Fulham.³

James Robert Sackett, chemical factory worker, son of James William Sackett and Louisa Mary Ann Edwards, was born in Dagenham, Essex^G, on 20 March 1894^1,2,3 and baptized at Barking, Essex^G, on 8 June 1894.⁴ He died aged 59 in Romford, Essex^G, in 1954⁵ and was buried at Rippleside Cemetery, Barking, Essex^G, on 13 January 1954.⁸ He married in Romford, Essex^G, in 1925, Anna "Annie" Nespola.^6,7 Anna was born on 30 October 1891. She died aged 90 in Brentwood, Essex^G,^9,10 and was buried at Rippleside Cemetery^G on 17 March 1982.¹⁰
     In 1901 James was living at 40 Creekmouth, St Margaret's, Barking^G, in the household of his widowed mother Louisa, and was recorded in the census as James R Sackett, aged seven, and born in Dagenham.¹¹
     In 1921 he was living at 40 Lawes Cotts, Creeksmouth, Barking^G, in the household of his widowed mother Louisa, and was recorded as James R Sackett, a labourer in a chemical works, aged 27.¹²
     At the outbreak of the Second World War in September 1939, James and Annie were living at 40 Creekmouth, Barking^G. James was a process worker in a chemical factory and Annie was a sewing machinist, making ladies wear.¹³

Henry William Sackett, son of James William Sackett and Louisa Mary Ann Edwards, was born in Barking, Essex^G, on 8 October 1895^1,2 and baptized at St Margaret, Barking^G, on 25 October 1895 as William Henry.^3,4 He died in Iraq^G on 25 January 1917^5,6 and was buried at the Amara War Cemetery, Iraq.⁵
     In 1901 Henry was living at 40 Creekmouth, St Margaret's, Dagenham, Essex^G, in the household of his widowed mother Louisa, and was recorded in the census as William H Sackett, aged five and born in Barking.⁷
     Henry served as a private in the Wiltshire Regiment during the First World War. He was killed in action in Iraq.^8,9