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Elizabeth Reid Sackett, daughter of Samuel Jefferson Sackett and Hazel Shelton Reid, was born in Colorado^G on 17 February 1911.^1,2 She died aged 71 at the Methodist Hospital, Houston, Harris County, Texas^G, on 1 November 1982.^3,4,2 She married in Evanston, Cook County, Illinois^G, on 27 June 1933, Reginald David Crocker, son of Walter Clinton Crocker.⁵ Reginald was born about 1900 and died on 14 February 1984.³
     In 1920 Elizabeth was living at St Paul Street, Denver, Colorado^G, in the household of her parents Samuel and Hazel, and was recorded in the census as Elizabeth Sackett, aged eight and born in Colorado.⁶
     In 1930 she was living in Evanston, Cook County, Illinois^G, in the household of her parents Samuel and Hazel, and was recorded as Elizabeth Sackett, aged 19.⁷
     Reginald and Elizabeth and their son David visited England for two weeks in 1958, arriving at Plymouth, Devon, England^G, on 7 August 1958 from New York.⁸

Samuel Jefferson Sackett, lawyer, son of Samuel Jefferson Sackett and Emma Melville, was born in Parsons, Labette County, Kansas^G, on 23 January 1882.^1,2 He died aged 85 in Austin, Travis County, Texas^G, in September 1967.³ He married in Parsons^G on 2 April 1907, Hazel Shelton Reid.⁴
     Samuel completed a World War I draft registration card on 12 September 1918. He was aged 36 and was living at 1220 St Paul, Denver, Colorado^G, with his wife Hazel. He was a self-employed attorney in Denver.⁵
     In 1920 Samuel was living at St Paul Street, Denver, Colorado^G, and was recorded in the census as Samuel J Sackett, a lawyer in general practice, head of household, aged 37 and born in Kansas. He owned his home on a mortgage. Living with him were his wife Hazel, 36, and their daughter Elizabeth, aged eight.⁶
     In 1930 he was living in Evanston, Cook County, Illinois^G, and was recorded as Samuel J Sackett, a lawyer, head of household, aged 48. He owned his home. Living with him were his wife
Hazel, 47, and their daughter Elizabeth, aged 19. They employed a maid in the household.⁷

Lucinda Hannah Sackett, daughter of Maurice Edmund Sackett and Lydia E. Bergstreser, was born in Aurora, Brookings County, South Dakota^G, on 2 February 1894.¹ She died in San Bernardino County, California^G, on 3 January 1987.¹ She married first at Hot Springs, Fall River County, South Dakota^G, on 9 July 1919, Miller R. Brown.¹ She married second at Hot Springs^G on 7 November 1931, Peter O. Muntz.¹ She married third in California^G in 1934, Harry Kester.²

George Sackett Miles, son of George Frederick Miles and Margaret Reeve Sackett, was born in New York City^G on 5 October 1908.^1,2 He died aged 70 in Connecticut^G on 23 October 1978.³ He married in Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church, New York City^G, on 5 October 1935, Josie Scarborough.⁴
     In 1910 George was living at St Nicholas Avenue, Manhattan^G, in the household of his parents George and Margaret, and was recorded in the census as George S Miles, aged one and born in New York.⁵
     In 1920 he was living at St Nicholas Avenue, Manhattan^G, in the household of his parents George and Margaret, and was recorded as George S Miles, aged eleven.⁶
     George visited Europe in 1928, returning to New York City from Antwerp, Belgium^G, on 9 September 1928 on the SS Lapland. He went with his aunt Edith Sackett and his brother Sackett Miles.⁷
     In 1930 George was living at Fifth Avenue, New York City^G, in the household of his parents George and Margaret, and was recorded in the census as George S Miles, single, aged 21 and born in New York.⁸

Sackett Brooks Miles, son of George Frederick Miles and Margaret Reeve Sackett, was born in New York City^G on 22 October 1914.^1,2 He died aged 87 on 28 September 2002^2,3 and was buried at Forest View Cemetery, Winsted, Litchfield County, Connecticut^G.⁴
     In 1920 Sackett was living at St Nicholas Avenue, Manhattan^G, in the household of his parents George and Margaret, and was recorded in the census as Sackett Miles, aged five and born in New York.⁵
     Sackett Miles visited Europe in 1928, returning to New York City from Antwerp, Belgium^G, on 9 September 1928 on the SS Lapland. He went with his aunt Edith Sackett and his brother George.⁶
     In 1930 Sackett was living at Fifth Avenue, New York City^G, in the household of his parents George and Margaret, and was recorded in the census as Sackett Miles, aged 14 and born in New York.⁷
     Sackett completed a World War II draft registration card on 24 October 1940. He was aged 26 and was employed by Pulsifer Fisk and Scheyhind. He was living in Manhattan, New York City^G, with his wife Elizabeth but was out of the country at the date of registration.⁸