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John Strood Sackett, son of John Ashby Sackett and Sarah Ann Strood, was born in Elham, Kent^G, in 1881.^1,2 He died there aged 26 in 1907.³ John's parentage is uncertain. The General Register Office birth index lists his mother as Drury. This would seem to contradict his second forename of Strood, and may be a transcription error. He married in Elham^G in 1902, Hannah Fagg.^4,5 After John's death, Hannah married second in Elham^G, in 1909, John Hoile Warman. They had a son, Albert, in 1911, and a daughter, May, in 1915.^6,7,8
     In 1891 John was living at Folkestone, Kent^G, in the household of David Allen, a greengrocer, and was recorded in the census as John Sackett, a scholar, a lodger, aged ten and born in Folkestone, Kent.⁹
     In 1911 John's widow Hannah was living at 45 Hayles Buildings, Elliotts Row, Southwark, London^G, in the household of her second husband John Warman, 35, a seaman, who was away at sea, and was recorded in the census as Hannah Warman, aged 31 and born in Folkestone, Kent. Living with her were her Warman stepchildren, John, 12, Sidney, 8, and Mary, aged six; her Sackett children, Edith, 9, and John, aged five; and her and John's son, Albert Warman, aged two months.¹⁰

Henry Samuel Sackett, son of John William Sackett and Jessie Parker, was born in Fulham, London^G, on 30 April 1890^1,2 and baptized at St Andrew's Church, West Kensington, London^G, on 11 June 1890.³ He died aged 65 in Fulham^G,4 and was buried at Brompton Cemetery, Kensington, London^G, on 26 January 1956.⁸ He married in St Augustine's Church, Fulham^G, on 26 March 1916, Susan (Way) O'Leary, daughter of John Way and ___ Blizzard.^5,6,7 Susan was born in Fulham^G on 25 June 1889^9,10 and died there aged 76 in 1965.¹¹
     In 1891 Henry was living at 49 Chesson Road, Fulham^G, in the household of his parents John and Jessie, and was recorded in the census as Harry Sackett, aged one and born in Fulham.¹²
     In 1901 he was living at 20 Werley Avenue, St Peter's, Fulham^G, in the household of his parents John and Jessie, and was recorded as Henry Sackett, aged eleven and born in Fulham.¹³
     In 1911 he was living at 50 Orbain Road, Fulham^G, in the household of his parents John and Jessie, and was recorded as Henry Sackett, a coal porter, aged 21.¹⁴
     In 1921 he was living at 4 Kenneth Road, Fulham^G, and was recorded as Henry Sackett, an unemployed coal carman, aged 31. His wife Susan, 33, their children, Henry, 4, and Susan, aged eleven months, and Susan's children, Charles O'Leary, 12, and Ellen O'Leary, 5, from her first marriage, were living with him. The family were living with Walter's parents John and Jessie.¹⁵
     At the outbreak of the Second World War in September 1939, Henry and Susan were living at 4 Kenneth Road, Fulham, London^G. Henry was a coal porter, Susan a cleaner.¹⁶

Alice Jane Sackett, daughter of Henry Sackett and Jane Tansley, was born in Poplar, Middlesex^G, in 1888¹ and baptized at All Hallows, Poplar^G, on 1 February 1888.² She married at St Luke's Church, Victoria Docks, West Ham, Essex^G, on 14 March 1909, John Page, son of John Page.^3,4 John (the younger) was born about 1883.⁵
     In 1891 Alice was living at 47 Aberfeedy Street, St Leonards, Bromley, London^G, in the household of her parents Henry and Jane, and was recorded in the census as Alice Jane Sackett, a scholar, aged three and born in Poplar.⁶
     In 1901 she was living at 12 Philip Street, West Ham, Essex^G, in the household of her parents Henry and Jenny, and was recorded as Alice Sackett, a nurse maid, aged 13 and born in Poplar.⁷

Harry Sackett, son of William Hewitt Sackett and Sarah Reynolds, was born in Haggerston, Shoreditch, Middlesex^G, in 1879.^1,2 He died aged 63 at home at 105 Station Parade, Harrogate, Yorkshire^G, on 3 December 1942.^3,4 He married in St Mary's Church, Islington, London^G, on 30 September 1899, Charlotte Goozee, daughter of Henry Goozee.^5,6 Charlotte was born about 1876. She died aged 64 at Hillingdon County Hospital, Hillingdon, Middlesex^G, on 14 September 1943^7,4 and was buried at Pinner New Cemetery, Harrow, Middlesex^G, on 18 September 1943.⁸
     In 1891 Harry was living at 137 Hoxton Street, Shoreditch, Middlesex^G, in the household of his parents William and Sarah, and was recorded in the census as Harry Sackett, a scholar, aged 11 and born in Shoreditch.⁹
     In 1911 he was living at 137 Hoxton Street, Hoxton^G, and was recorded as Harry Sackett, a boot retailer, an employer, head of household, aged 31 and born in Haggerston, London. Living with him were his wife Charlotte, 34, and their children, Harry, 4, and Stanley, aged three. Also in the household was a female domestic servant.¹⁰
     In 1921 he was living at Elmer, Pinner Road, Harrow, Middlesex^G, and was recorded as Harry Sackett, a boot and shoe dealer, an employer, head of household, aged 41. Living with him were his wife Charlotte, 45, and their children, Harry Hewitt, 14, Stanley, 13, and Leslie, aged seven.¹¹
     Administration of Harry's estate was granted on 18 March 1943 to his widowed daughter-in-law Eileen Sackett. His estate was valued at £157.¹²
     Harry's widow Charlotte left a will which was proved on 17 November 1943 by their son Stanley. Her estate was valued at £303.¹³

William Sackett, son of William Hewitt Sackett and Sarah Reynolds, was born in Shoreditch, Middlesex^G, in 1881.¹ He died aged 84 in Greenwich, London^G, in 1965.² He married at St Mary's Church, Islington, London^G, on 6 July 1902, Sarah Elizabeth Caley, daughter of Joseph William Caley and Sarah ___.^3,4 Sarah was born in Bethnal Green, London^G, on 20 June 1881.⁶ She died aged 89 in Elstree, Hertfordshire^G, in 1971.⁷ William and Sarah separated sometime before 1907 when William had a daughter, Eugenia, by Eliza Francis.⁵ Eliza was born in Hatfield, Hertfordshire^G, about 1876.⁶
     In 1891 William was living at 137 Hoxton Street, Shoreditch, Middlesex^G, in the household of his parents William and Sarah, and was recorded in the census as William Sackett, a scholar, aged nine and born in Shoreditch.⁸
     In 1911 he was living at 67 Junction Road, Holloway, Islington, London^G, in the household of his widowed mother Sarah, and was recorded as William Sackett, a boot dealer, married, aged 30 and born in Hackney. Living with him was his daughter Eugenia, aged four. Also in the household, described as a visitor, was Eliza Francis, 35, who would have been Eugenia's mother.⁹ William's estranged wife Sarah was then living at the Metropolitan Asylum Board's North Western Hospital, Lawn Road, Hampstead, London^G, where she worked as a hospital nurse. She was recorded as Sarah Elizabeth Caley, single, aged 29 and born in Bethnal Green.

Edward Thomas Sackett, railway labourer, son of Richard Thomas Sackett and Ann Elizabeth Reed, was born in Hackney, Middlesex^G, on 11 May 1882¹ and baptized at St John, Stratford, Essex^G, on 28 October 1891.² He died aged 53 in Romford, Essex^G, in 1936.³ He married in West Ham, Essex^G, in 1912, Rosina Edith Draper, daughter of ___ Draper and ___ Gooch.⁴ Rosina was born in Islington^G on 24 March 1888^5,6 and died aged about 90 in Wandsworth, London^G, in 1979.⁷
     In 1891 Edward was living at 113 Major Road, Stratford, Middlesex^G, in the household of his parents Richard and Ann, and was recorded in the census as Edward Sackett, a scholar, aged nine, and born in Hackney Wick.⁸
     In 1901 he was living at the Royal Artillery Barracks, Weedon Beck, Northamptonshire^G, and was recorded as Edward Sackett, a soldier, aged 18.⁹
     In 1911 he was living at 36 Pond Road, West Ham, Essex^G, in the household of his sister Matilda, and was recorded as Edward Sackett, a labourer, single, aged 29.¹⁰
     Ernest joined the National Union of Railwaymen at Stratford, Essex^G, on 3 July 1914. He worked as a labourer on the Great Eastern Railway.¹¹
     Edward served in the British Army in the Royal Field Artillery from 18 February 1901 and continued his service during the First World War. He was awarded the Victory Medal and the British Medal in recognition of active service overseas, and the 1914 Star. He was a Shoeing Smith and later a Sergeant. He was discharged on 8 November 1918 due to sickness. He was issued a Silver War Badge on 22 November 1918, to be worn with civilian clothes to indicate that he had been honourably discharged because of illness or injury.^12,13,14
     In 1921 he was living at 142 Corporation Street, West Ham^G, in the household of his widowed father-in-law William Draper, and was recorded as Edward Thomas Sackett, a labourer on the Great Eastern Railway, aged 39. Living with him were his wife Rosina Edith, 33, and their children, Rosina Matilda, 6, and William Richard, aged two. Rosina Edith's brother Archibald Draper and sister Elsie Draper were also in the household.¹⁵
     At the outbreak of the Second World War in September 1939, Edward's widow Rosina was living at 142 Corporation Street, West Ham, Essex^G, with their daughter Rosina.¹⁶

Maude Sackett, daughter of Seymour Austin Sackett and Hannah Louisa Sibley, was born in Westfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts^G, on 21 September 1874.¹
     In 1880 Maude was living at Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts^G, and was recorded in the census as Maude Sackett, a ward, aged five, and born in Massachusetts. Also in the orphanage were her sisters, Mabel, Kittie, and Mary.²

Richard Justin Sackett, son of Edward I Sackett and Adella A Payne, was born in Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts^G, on 22 October 1876.² He married Edith V ___.
     In 1880 Richard was living in Springfield^G in the household of his parents Edward and Adella, and was recorded in the census as Richard J Sackett, aged three and born in Massachusetts.³
     Richard completed a World War I draft registration card on 12 September 1918. He was aged 42 and was living at Main Street, Wilbraham, Hampden County^G, with his wife Edith. He was general manager of The Cutter Company of North Wilbraham.⁴

Austin D Sackett, son of Moses Sacket Jr and Maria Doane, was born in Westfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts^G, before 1 May 1845.²
     In 1850 Austin was living in Westfield^G in the household of his parents Moses and Maria, and was recorded in the census as Austin Sacket, aged five and born in Massachusetts.³
     In 1860 he was living in Westfield^G in the household of his parents Moses and Maria, and was recorded as Austin Sacket, a farmer, aged 15 and born in Massachusetts.⁴

Cornelius Sackett, livery stable keeper of Westfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts, son of Moses Sacket Jr and Maria Doane, was born in Westfield^G on 8 October 1842. He died aged 72 on 10 December 1914 and was buried at Pine Hill Cemetery, Westfield^G. He was probably the Cornelius Sackett who had a son, Frederick C Sackett, born in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts^G, about 1871, to Sophia Caswell.⁵ Cornelius married first at the Congregational Church, Chicopee, Hampden County^G, on 29 November 1873, Mary E. Mosley, daughter of George H Mosley and Clarissa Mosley.^2,3 Mary was born on 16 December 1848.⁶ She died aged 35 on 8 November 1884⁶ and was buried at Pine Hill Cemetery^G.⁶ He married second at Westfield^G on 7 March 1886, Julia (Conner) Sullivan, daughter of James Conner and Bridget ___.⁴
     In 1850 Cornelius was living in Westfield^G in the household of his parents Moses and Maria, and was recorded in the census as Cornelius Sacket, aged seven and born in Massachusetts.⁷
     In 1860 he was living in Westfield^G in the household of his parents Moses and Maria, and was recorded as Cornelius Sacket, an ostler, aged 17 and born in Massachusetts.⁸
     Cornelius served as a private in the Union army in the American Civil War. He enlisted in the 10th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment on 21 June 1861 and was discharged on 1 July 1864 after sustaining a gunshot wound to the left leg at the second battle of Petersburg, Virginia, on 18 June 1864. He re-enlisted on 30 December 1864 as a private in the 3rd Regiment of Cavalry, Massachusetts Volunteers, serving until 28 September 1865.⁹
     In 1870 he was living in Westfield^G and was recorded as Cornelius Sackett, a livery stable worker, aged 27, and born in Massachusetts. Living with him was his mother Maria, aged 62. Also in the household were Dudley Star, 77, and Harriet Ford, 37.¹⁰
     In 1880 he was living in Westfield^G and was recorded as Conniells Sackett, keeper of a livery stable, head of household, married, aged 37 and born in Massachusetts. Living with him was his wife Mary, 31.¹¹
     In 1890 he was living in Westfield^G.¹²
     In 1900 he was living in Westfield^G and was recorded as Cornelius Sackett, restaurant worker, head of household, aged 57 and born in Massachusetts. Living with him was his wife Julia, 51. There was a male lodger in the household, also a restaurant worker.¹³
     In 1910 he was living in Westfield^G and was recorded as Cornelius Sackett, head of household, aged 67 and born in Massachusetts.¹⁴

Edwin Gilbert Sackett, son of Moses Sacket Jr and Maria Doane, was born in Westfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts^G, on 18 November 1848.^1,2 He married say 1892, Anna "Annie" Dawson. She was born in New York State^G in October 1866.³
     In 1850 Edwin was living in Westfield^G in the household of his parents Moses and Maria, and was recorded in the census as Edwin Sacket, aged one and born in Massachusetts.⁴
     In 1860 he was living in Westfield^G in the household of his parents Moses and Maria, and was recorded as Edwin G Sacket, aged 11 and born in Massachusetts.⁵
     In 1900 he was living at Crescent City, Putnam County, Florida^G, and was recorded as Edwin Sackett, a grocer, head of household, aged 51 and born in Massachusetts. He owned his own house free of mortgage. Living with him were his wife Annie, aged 33, and their children, Maria, 7, Charles, 5, Frances, 3, and Alice, aged two.⁶
     In 1910 Edwin was living in Crescent City, Putnam County, Florida^G, and was recorded in the census as Edward J Sackett, a drayman, head of household, aged 62 and born in Massachusetts. Living with him were his second wife Annie, 49, and their children, Anne, 17, Charles, 15, Alice, 13, William, 9, Marie, 6, and Cornelius, aged four.⁷
     In 1920 he was living at Cedar Avenue, Crescent City, Putnam County, Florida^G, and was recorded as Edwin G Sackett, farmer & grocer, head of household, aged 71. Living with him were his wife Annie, 55, and their children, Charles, 24, William, 18, Mary, 16, and Cornelus, aged 14.⁸

Lewis Sackett was buried at Pine Hill Cemetery, Westfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts^G. Lewis Sackett, son of Moses Sacket Jr and Maria Doane, was born in Westfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts^G, in 1835 and died there in infancy on 7 March 1835.¹

Nancy Sackett, daughter of Moses Sacket Jr and Maria Doane, was born on 28 June 1838.¹ She died aged 73 on 25 February 1912¹ and was buried at Pine Hill Cemetery, Westfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts^G.¹ She married as his second wife, at Westfield^G on 2 June 1862, William S Thorp, a miller, son of Alden Thorp and Patience Chatman.² William was born on 3 October 1834.¹ He died aged 73 on 7 March 1908¹ and was buried at Pine Hill Cemetery^G.¹
     In 1850 Nancy was living in Westfield^G in the household of her parents Moses and Maria, and was recorded in the census as Nancy Sacket, aged 12 and born in Massachusetts.³
     In 1860 she was living in Westfield^G in the household of her parents Moses and Maria, and was recorded as Nancy Sacket, aged 21 and born in Massachusetts.⁴