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Ammi Sackett, son of Daniel Sackett and Patty Brockett, was born in North Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut^G, on 10 August 1817^1,2 and baptized at the First Congregational Church, North Haven^G, on 20 September 1817.³ He died aged 60 in North Haven^G on 26 August 1877² and was buried at Center Cemetery, North Haven^G.⁵ He married in New York City^G in October 1853, Lucretia Cooper, daughter of Levi Cooper.^2,4 Lucretia was born about 1820.⁶ She died aged 38 in North Haven^G on 29 September 1858 and was buried at Center Cemetery, North Haven^G.^7,8
     In 1850 Ammi was living in North Haven^G in the household of his parents Daniel and Patty, and was recorded in the census as Ammi Sackett, a mechanic, aged 32.⁹
     In 1860 he was living in North Haven^G in the household of his brother Harvey and and sister-in-law Patty, and was recorded as Ammi Sackett, aged 43.¹⁰

Betsey Anna Sackett, daughter of Daniel Sackett and Patty Brockett, was born in North Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut^G, on 12 February 1828.^1,2,3 She died there aged 72 on 10 March 1900 and was buried at New Center Cemetery, North Haven^G.^3,6,7,8,9 She married in New Haven, New Haven County^G, on 20 February 1854, Henry A Mansfield.^2,4,5 Henry was born in Connecticut^G on 20 September 1829.^3,10 He died aged 74 on 23 February 1904 and was buried at New Center Cemetery, North Haven^G.^3,6,11
     In 1850 Betsey was living in North Haven^G in the household of her parents Daniel and Patty, and was recorded in the census as Betsey A Sackett, aged 22.¹²
     On 21 September 1856, Betsey transferred from the First Congregational Church, North Haven, to the South Church, New Haven.¹³
     In 1860 she was living in North Haven^G in the household of her husband Henry, 30, a sail maker, and was recorded as Betsy Mansfield, aged 32. Living with them were their children, Charles, 5, and Wallace, aged seven months.¹⁴
     In 1870 she was living in North Haven^G in the household of her husband Henry, 40, a sail maker, and was recorded as Betsey A Mansfield, aged 42. Living with them were their children, Charles, 15, and Wallace, aged ten.¹⁵
     In 1880 she was living in North Haven^G in the household of her husband Henry, 51, a farmer, and was recorded as Betsey A Mansfield, aged 52. Living with them were their children, Wallace, 21, and William, aged nine.¹⁶
     Administration of Betsey's estate was granted to her husband Henry at the New Haven Probate Court on 26 April 1900. Heirs-at-law were her sons, Wallace and William Mansfield, and her granddaughters, Helen L and Ruth Mansfield. Administration accounts, approved by the court on 12 November 1900 detailed her estate as comprising 7½ acres of land known as the Daniel Sackett homestead in North Haven valued at $375 and personal estate of $104.¹⁷
Betsey's obituary
Henry's obituary

Electa Sackett, daughter of Daniel Sackett and Patty Brockett, was born in North Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut^G, on 8 December 1812^1,2 and baptized at the First Congregational Church, North Haven^G, on 14 March 1813.³ She died aged 88 in North Haven^G on 16 December 1900.⁴ She married about 1833, Willis Bassett, son of Joel Bassett and Betsey Blakeslee.^2,5 Willis was born in North Haven^G on 15 December 1811.⁶ He died aged 53 in February 1865.⁷
     In 1850 Electa was living in North Haven^G in the household of her husband Willis, 38, a brickmaker, and was recorded in the census as Electa Bassett, aged 37 and born in Connecticut. Living with them were their children, Lois, 16, George, 14, Celia, 11, William, 9, Seth, 5, and Edmund, aged three.⁸
     In 1860 she was living in North Haven^G in the household of her husband Willis, 48, a farmer, and was recorded as Elicter Bassett, aged 47. Living with them were their children, William, 19, Seth, 13, Edmund, 11, Herbert, 9, Lorenzo, 6, and Elford, aged four. Willis's 80-year-old mother Betsey was also in the household.⁹
     Electa was left all her husband Willis's estate when he died in 1865. His personal estate was valued at $871 and his real estate, including the 8-acre homestead, at $1,012.
     In 1870 she was living in North Haven^G and was recorded as Electa Bassett, aged 57, owner of real estate valued at $3,500. Living with her were her children, Celia, 33, Edmund, 23, Herbert, 19, and Lorenzo, 17, and her married daughter Lois A Clough, 36, with her son Henry, aged seven.¹⁰
     In 1880 Electa was living in North Haven^G and was recorded in the census as Electa Bassett, a widow, aged 67. She was living with her sons Lorenzo, 27, and Herbert, 30.¹¹
     Electa was named in an article in the New Haven Morning Journal-Courier of 30 March 1897 listing 93 people in North Haven who were over 70 on 1 January 1897: "District no. 7–20. Mrs. Electa Bassett, 84, Dec., 1896."
     In 1900 she was living in North Haven^G in the household of her son Herbert and daughter-in-law Frances, and was recorded as Electa Bassett, aged 86.¹² [87]
Willis's will

Lorenzo Sackett, son of Daniel Sackett and Patty Brockett, was born in North Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut^G, on 23 November 1820^1,2 and baptized at the First Congregational Church, North Haven^G, on 28 January 1821.³ He died aged 32 in North Haven^G on 24 January 1853^4,2 and was buried at New Center Cemetery, North Haven^G.^5,6
     In 1850 Lorenzo was living in North Haven^G in the household of his parents Daniel and Patty, and was recorded in the census as Lorenzo Sackett, a mechanic, aged 29.⁷

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Betsey Sackett, daughter of Eli Sackett and Sarah ___, was born about 1786.¹ She died aged 84 in North Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut^G, on 29 August 1870^1,2 and was buried at the Old Center Cemetery, North Haven^G.^5,6 She married in New Haven^G on 10 September 1832, Cephas Clark, son of Caleb Clark and Elizabeth Smith.^3,1,4 Cephas was born in North Haven^G on 5 January 1787.⁶ He died there aged 58 on 3 February 1845 and was buried at the Old Cemetery, North Haven^G.⁶
     In 1850 Betsey was living in North Haven^G and was recorded in the census as Betsey Clark, aged 63 and born in Connecticut.⁷
     In 1860 she was living in North Haven^G in the household of Eli Brockett and family, and was recorded as Betsy Clark, aged 73.⁸
     In 1870 she was living in North Haven^G in the household of Evelyn and Jane Blakeslee, and was recorded as Betsey Clark, aged 83.⁹

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Eunetia Sackett, daughter of Eli Sackett and Eunetia Clinton, was born in New Haven County, Connecticut^G, on 9 April 1813.¹ She died aged 69 in North Haven, New Haven County^G, on 24 September 1882^1,2 and was buried at Center Cemetery, North Haven^G.^3,4
     In 1850 Eunetia was living in North Haven^G in the household of Orrin and Aurelia Todd and family, and was recorded in the census as Eunitia Sackett, aged 36 and born in Connecticut. (Aurelia Todd was Eunetia's aunt, sister of her mother Eunetia Clinton. Eunetia Sackett's cousin, Mary A Todd, daughter of Orrin and Aurelia, was also in the household. She was later, as Mary A Brockett, to be a substantial claimant against Eunetia's estate.)⁵
     In 1860 Eunetia was living in New Haven, New Haven County^G, and was recorded in the census as Eunitia Sacket, a vest maker, aged 45.⁶
     In 1870 she was living in New Haven^G and was recorded as Eunitia Sackett, aged 52.⁷
     In 1880 she was living at 312 Grand Street, New Haven^G, and was recorded as Eunecia Sackett, aged 65.⁸
     Eunetia Pierpont was also resident in Eunetia Sackett's household in 1860, 1870, and 1880.
     Administration of Eunetia's estate was completed in November 1883. Her personal estate amounted to $2,428, nearly all of it comprising deposits at the New Haven Savings Bank, Connecticut Savings Bank, and the National Savings Bank. Claims against her estate, approved by the Court, totalled $3,891. These included claims by Mary A Brockett for $2,321 and by Eunetia's long-time housemate Eunetia Pierpont for $1,274. Eunetia Sackett's real estate, comprising her house, half an acre of land, and a 1½ acre salt meadow, was sold by the court-appointed administrator for $1,825. The administrator reserved an amount of $100 for Eunetia's gravestone.⁹
Eunetia's estate

Joseph Sackett, son of Eli Sackett and Eunetia Clinton, was born in Waterbury, New Haven County, Connecticut^G, on 4 January 1811.¹ He died there aged 62 on 1 June 1873¹ and was buried at New Center Cemetery, North Haven, New Haven County^G. He married on 9 June 1850, Charlotte Hannah Cooper, daughter of Levi Cooper and Sybil Brockett.¹ Charlotte was born about 1813.² She died aged 85 in North Haven^G on 17 February 1899¹ and was buried at New Center Cemetery, North Haven^G.³
     Joseph was listed in the 1840 census as a householder in North Haven^G.⁴
     In 1850 Joseph was living in North Haven^G and was recorded in the census as Joseph Sackett, a farmer, aged 39 and born in Connecticut.⁵
     In 1860 he was living in North Haven^G and was recorded as Joseph Sackett, a farmer, aged 49. His wife Charlotte, 46, was living wiith him. Their farm was next door to that of Joseph's uncle John Sackett.⁶

Milo Sackett, son of Eli Sackett and Eunetia Clinton, was born in Waterbury, New Haven County, Connecticut^G, on 14 April 1806.¹ He died aged 69 on 6 August 1875 and was buried at Pine Grove Cemetery, Waterbury^G.^3,4 He married first in Waterbury^G on 10 June 1832, Rhoda Ann Hungerford, daughter of David Hungerford.^1,2 Rhoda was born about 1813.⁵ She died aged 20 in Waterbury^G on 14 October 1833^2,6 and was buried at Pine Grove Cemetery, Waterbury^G.⁷ He married second in Waterbury^G on 23 October 1834, Lydia Hungerford, Rhoda's sister.^1,2 Lydia was born in Connecticut^G about 1810.^5,8 She died aged 78 on 17 January 1889 and was buried at Pine Grove Cemetery, Waterbury^G.⁹
     Milo was listed in the 1840 census as a householder in Waterbury^G.¹⁰
     In 1880 Milo's widow Lydia was living in Waterbury^G and was recorded in the census as Liddia Sackett, head of household, a widow, aged 70.¹¹