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Susan Sackett, daughter of George Sackett and Susanna Curling, was baptized at St Lawrence in Thanet, Kent^G, on 21 February 1631/32.¹

Katherine Sackett, daughter of George Sackett and Susanna Curling, was baptized at St Lawrence in Thanet, Kent^G, on 4 May 1634.¹ She was probably the Katherine Sackett who married at St John in Thanet^G on 29 March 1666, Israel Fleete, son of Simon Fleete and Mary ___.² Israel was baptized at Sturry, Kent^G, on 8 May 1636.³
     The marriage at St John in Thanet to Israel Fleet has been assigned to this Katherine Sackett on the basis that she was baptized at nearby St Lawrence in Thanet. However, as Israel was baptized in Sturry and their children were baptized in neighbouring Westbere it is as likely that the Katherine of this marriage was the Katherine Sackett, daughter of Thomas Sackett and Mary Pickell, who was baptized at Herne in 1634.

Henry Sackett Hogbin, son of John Hogbin and Mary Sackett, was born in St Lawrence in Thanet, Kent^G, on 6 August 1808 and baptized there on 28 August 1808.¹ He died aged 72 in Farnham, Surrey^G, in 1881.² He married in Ramsgate, Kent^G, on 22 March 1831, Emily Scott Rook, daughter of William Rook.³ Emily was born in Boughton under Blean, Kent^G, about 1809.⁴ She died in Farnham, Surrey^G, in 1887.⁵
     In 1841 Henry was living at King Street, Ramsgate^G, and was recorded in the census as Henry Hogbin, a grocer, aged 30+ and born in Kent. Living with him were his wife Emily, 30+, and their children, Emily, 9, Susannah, 7, and Henry, aged five.⁶
     In 1851 he was living at 2 Wellington Cottages, Ramsgate^G, and was recorded as Henry S Hogbin, a tea dealer, aged 42 and born in St Lawrence. Living with him were his wife Emily, 42, and their children, Henry, 15, and Mary, aged six. Also in the household were Emily's widowed father William Rook and her sister Sabina. Henry's brother Richard and his family were living next door.⁷
     In 1861 he was living at 2 Strand, Walmer, Kent^G, and was recorded as Henry S Hogben, a confectioner, aged 50. Living with him were his wife Emily, 51, and their daughters, Emily, 26, and Mary, 16.⁸
     In 1871 he was living at 18 Strand, Walmer^G, and was recorded as Henry S Hogbin, a baker, aged 60. Living with him were his wife Emily, 61, their unmarried daughter Emily, 37, their widowed son Henry, 34, and son Henry's children, Henry, 10, and Rosa, aged seven.⁹
     Henry and Emily moved to Haggerston, Shoreditch, London, in January 1874. They moved again in September 1878 to Dalston, Hackney, London, where they became dependent on Poor Law relief. The Hackney Union imposed an order in February 1879 for their removal back to Shoreditch, deemed to have been their most recent legal residence.¹⁰
     In 1881 Henry's widow Emily was living at 2 York Terrace, Frimley Road, Frimley, Surrey^G, in the household of her daughter Mary and son-in-law William Neville, and was recorded in the census as Emily Hogbin, a widow aged 70.¹¹

Jane Sackett, of St Nicholas at Wade, Thanet, Kent, was born probably in the early 1600s. She may be the same as Joanna Sackett, daughter of Edward Sackett. Jane married at St Nicholas at Wade^G on 26 October 1629, Valentine Marlow.¹

Jane Marlow, daughter of Valentine Marlow and Jane Sackett, was baptized at St Nicholas at Wade, Thanet, Kent^G, on 6 February 1634/35.¹ She died in infancy and was buried at St Nicholas at Wade^G on 10 February 1634/35.²

William Marlow, son of Valentine Marlow and Jane Sackett, was baptized at St Nicholas at Wade, Thanet, Kent^G, on 12 August 1638.¹ He died in infancy and was buried at St Nicholas at Wade^G on 29 August 1638.²

William Sackett, of Birchington, Kent, was born say 1570. The only record found of this William Sackett is the baptism at Birchington on 28 February 1601/02 of his son Edward.

Edward Sackett, son of William Sackett and ___ ___, was baptized at Birchington, Kent^G, on 28 February 1601/2.¹ He died aged about 46 and was buried there on 8 April 1648.³ He married there on 13 June 1630, Mary Wilde.² She was possibly the widow Mary Sackett buried at St Peter in Thanet^G on 3 March 1671/72.⁴
     One of the godparents named in Edward's baptism record was another Edward Sackett. This may have been Edward Sackett (c 1555–1628/29), yeoman of Thanet.

Edward Sackett, son of Edward Sackett and Mary Wilde, was baptized at Birchington, Kent^G, on 26 February 1631/32.¹ He died in infancy and was buried there on 6 March 1631/32.²

Henry Sackett, cordwinder of St Peter in Thanet, Kent, son of Edward Sackett and Mary Wilde, was baptized at Birchington, Kent^G, on 20 October 1633.¹ He died aged about 32 in St Peter in Thanet^G and was buried there on 8 November 1665.²
     Henry made a will at St Peter in Thanet^G on 21 March 1664/65. He left his one-sixth share in a 45-ton fishing boat at Broadstairs to his widowed mother Mary, with reversion to his nephew Robert Sackett, who was also executor of the will.³

Mary Sackett was born, presumably in Kent^G, say 1660. It is not known whether she was a Sackett descendant or the wife of a Sackett. Her two daughters, Katherine and Elizabeth, presumably twins, were baptized at Birchington, Kent, on 26 September 1686.

Katherine Sackett, daughter of Mary Sackett, was baptized at Birchington, Kent^G, on 26 September 1686.¹ She died in infancy and was buried there on 3 October 1686.²

Elizabeth Sackett, daughter of Mary Sackett, was baptized at Birchington, Kent^G, on 26 September 1686.¹ She may have been the Elizabeth Sackett of St John in Thanet who married Mathias Mumry at St John in 1714. She may have been the Elizabeth Sackett of St John in Thanet who married John Brown at St John in 1717.

William Darby, son of William Darby and Ann Sackett, was baptized at Birchington, Kent^G, on 3 March 1765.¹ He married in St Lawrence in Thanet, Kent^G, on 19 April 1794, Susannah Witherden.² Susannah was born in 1764.³

Richard Darby, son of William Darby and Ann Sackett, was born in Birchington, Kent^G, in 1770 and baptized at Birchington Church^G on 25 March 1770.¹ He married in Margate, Kent^G, on 12 March 1792, Hannah Thompson Clewley.²

Sacket Darby, son of William Darby and Ann Sackett, was baptized at Birchington Church, Kent^G, on 14 February 1779.¹ He married about 1803, Mary ___.²
     Sackett Darby was a shoemaker in Ramsgate, Kent. In April 1833 he was declared bankrupt and required to assign all his real and personal estate to the benefit of his creditors.^3,4