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Sarah Sackett was born probably in Essex^G say 1760. Her parents have not been identified. She married in St Saviour, Southwark, Middlesex^G, on 7 September 1784, William Bradley.¹

Ann Sackett was born say 1765. Her parents have not been identified. She married at St Bride Fleet Street, London, on 27 December 1790, Thomas Nation.¹
     Thomas Nation was listed in a London trade directory in 1811. He was a cheesemonger of 35 Whitechapel Road, Whitechapel, London^G.²

Jane Sackett was born say 1770. Her parents have not been identified. She married at St Mary, Whitechapel, Tower Hamlets, Middlesex^G, on 12 May 1794, John Crow.¹

Francis Sackett, son of Daniel Sackett, was born about 1829.¹ He married in St Bartholomew's Church, Bethnal Green, Middlesex^G, on 30 January 1856, Sarah Williamson, daughter of Alexander Williamson.² Sarah was born about 1834.¹

Daniel Sackett was born say 1800.
     The only record found of this Daniel Sackett is on his son Francis's marriage record where Daniel's occupation is given as foreman.

Elizabeth Sackett, daughter of John Sackett, was born about 1831.¹ She married in Holy Trinity Church, Brompton, Middlesex^G, on 30 May 1857, Henry Ede, a warehouseman, son of Charles Ede.² Henry was born about 1833.¹

William Sackett, a shoemaker, was born in Middlesex^G about 1818.^1,2 His parents have not been identified. He died aged 38 of tuberculosis at 4 Rimston Place, Mintern Street, Shoreditch, Middlesex^G, on 23 September 1856^3,4 and was buried at the City of London and Tower Hamlets Cemetery (Bow Cemetery)^G on 28 September 1856.⁶ He married at St Mary's Church, Islington, London^G, on 30 January 1837, Mary Ann Phoebe Lloyd, daughter of George Frederick Lloyd.⁵ Mary was born in Middlesex^G about 1820.^7,2 After William's death, Mary married second at St Philip's Church, Bethnal Green, Middlesex^G, on 13 June 1869, John George Barton, a lamp manufacturer, son of John Barton.⁸
     In 1841 William was living at Westmorland? Street, St Leonard, Shoreditch, Tower Hamlets, Middlesex^G, and was recorded in the census as William Sackett, a shoemaker, aged 20+ and born in Middlesex. Living with him were his wife Mary, 20+, and their son William, aged 1½. Their daughter Mary, who would have nearly three, was not listed in their household.⁹
     William was recorded in the Poor Law records in Shoreditch^G on 4 September 1856, shortly before his death. He was ill with tuberculosis. He had lived in Shoreditch since his marriage. His wife Mary and his daughter Mary, aged 18, were named in the record. After William's death, a further record for Mary and her daughter was made on 2 October 1856, indicating their dependency on the parish.^10,11