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Esther H Sackett, daughter of Harry Sacofsky/Sackett and Gussie Cohen, was born in Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, on 12 November 1911.¹ She married in Brooklyn, New York City^G, on 22 December 1935, Arthur Miller, son of Abraham Miller and Ida Stepalsof.^2,3,4 Arthur was born about 1905.
     In 1930 she was living at 48th Avenue, Queens County, New York State^G, in the household of her parents Harry and Gussie, and was recorded as Esther Sackett, a bookkeeper in an electric business, aged 19.⁵

Harold Sackett, son of Harry Sacofsky/Sackett and Gussie Cohen, was born in Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, on 27 July 1914.^1,2 He died aged 87 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania^G, on 20 March 2002.^3,4
     In 1930 he was living at 48th Avenue, Queens County, New York State^G, in the household of his parents Harry and Gussie, and was recorded as Harold Sackett, aged 15 and born in New York.⁵
     In 1940 he was living at 48th Avenue, Queens County, New York State^G, in the household of his parents Harry and Gussie, and was recorded as Harold Sackett, a shipping clerk in an electrical firm, single, aged 25.⁶
     Harold served in the US Army during World War II from 13 May 1943 to 12 December 1945.⁷

Irving Leonard Sackett, son of Harry Sacofsky/Sackett and Gussie Cohen, was born in Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, on 24 June 1923.^1,2 He died aged 69 in Brooklyn, New York City^G, on 7 February 1993.^3,4
     In 1930 Irving was living at 48th Avenue, Queens County, New York State^G, in the household of his parents Harry and Gussie, and was recorded in the census as Irving Sackett, aged six and born in New York.⁵
     In 1940 he was living at 48th Avenue, Queens County, New York State^G, in the household of his parents Harry and Gussie, and was recorded as Irving Sackett, aged 16.⁶
     Irving served in the US Army during World War II from 4 January 1943 to 4 November 1945.⁷

Louis Sacofsky/Sackett, also known by his Hebrew given names Isaac Lev, son of Eliezer Sacofsky, was born in Russia^G in January 1848.^1,2 He died aged 73 in Connecticut^G on 11 July 1921 and was buried at the Jewish Cemetery (Agudas Achim), Fairfield, Connecticut^G.^3,4 He married in Russia^G about 1870, Rose/Florence Frankel.¹ She was born in Russia^G in March 1852.¹
     In 1900 Louis was living at Watkins Street, Brooklyn, New York City^G, and was recorded in the census as Louis Sacofsky, a tailor, head of household, aged 52 and born in Russia. He rented his home. Living with him were his wife Rosa, 48, and their children, Samuel, 21, Harris, 19, Lilly, 16, and Jessie, aged seven.⁵
     Louis was listed in the Brooklyn, New York, City Directory in 1903. He was a tailor, living at 318 Stone Avenue, Brooklyn^G.⁶
     In 1905 he was living at Stone Avenue, Brooklyn, New York City^G, and was recorded as Louis Sacofsky, a tailor, head of household, aged 56. Living with him were his wife "Eva" (presumably an enumeration error for Rosa), 53, and their children, Harry, 20, Lillie, 18, and Jessie, aged eleven.⁷
     Louis removed to Bridgeport, Connecticut, by 1907. He was listed in the Bridgeport City Directories from 1907 to 1910 as the proprietor of a real estate business. He was living at 56 Highland Avenue, Bridgeport^G.⁸
     In 1910 he was living at 56 Highland Avenue, Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, and was recorded as Louis Sackett, a self-employed tailor, head of household, aged 60. He owned his home on a mortgage. Living with him were his wife Rose, 58, and their daughter Lillian, aged 22. Louis and Rose's son Harry was living next door with his wife Gussie.⁹
     In 1913 he was listed as a tailor and real estate proprietor. In 1919–21 he was living at 216 James Street, Bridgeport^G.¹⁰
     It would appear that Louis retained his Sacofsky surname throughout his lifetime, while his children changed to Sackett. Although Louis was listed as Sackett in the 1910 census, city directory listings up to the date of his death in 1921 were in the name of Sacofsky.

Lillian Sacofsky, daughter of Louis Sacofsky/Sackett and Rose/Florence Frankel, was born in Russia^G in November 1883.¹ She immigrated to the United States with her parents and siblings in 1896 and changed her name to Sackett by 1910.
     In 1900 Lillian was living at Watkins Street, Brooklyn, New York City^G, in the household of her parents Louis and Rose, and was recorded in the census as Lilly Sacofsky, a tailoress, aged 16 and born in Russia.²
     In 1905 she was living at Stone Avenue, Brooklyn, New York City^G, in the household of her parents Louis and Rose, and was recorded as Lillie Sacofsky, a seamstress, aged 18.³
     In 1910 she was living at 56 Highland Avenue, Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, in the household of her parents Louis and Rose, and was recorded as Lillian Sackett, a corset stitcher, aged 22 and born in Russia.⁴

Jessie Sacofsky, daughter of Louis Sacofsky/Sackett and Rose/Florence Frankel, was born in Russia^G on 15 September 1894.^1,2 She changed her name to Sackett after immigrating to the United States. She died aged 86 in New York City^G in February 1981.³ She married in the Bronx, New York City, New York State^G, on 10 June 1919, Herman M Greenman, son of Max Greenman and Gussie Rosenthal.^4,5 Herman was born in New York State^G about 1894.¹
     In 1900 Jessie was living at Watkins Street, Brooklyn, New York City^G, in the household of her parents Louis and Rose, and was recorded in the census as Jessie Sacofsky, aged seven and born in Russia.⁶
     In 1905 she was living at Stone Avenue, Brooklyn, New York City^G, in the household of her parents Louis and Rose, and was recorded as Jessie Sacofsky, a schoolgirl, aged eleven.⁷
     Jessie was listed in the Bridgeport, Connecticut, directories of 1919 and 1920 at her father's address at 216 James, Bridgeport^G.⁸
     In 1920 she was living at Pitkin Avenue, Brooklyn, New York City^G, in the household of her husband Herman, 26, proprietor of a hardware store, and was recorded as Jesse Greenman, aged 24.⁹
     In 1930 she was living at 47th Street, Queens, New York City^G, in the household of her husband Herman, 35, a hardware business owner, and was recorded as Jessie Greenman, aged 34. Living with them was their son Milton, aged nine.¹⁰
     In 1940 she was living at 48th Avenue, Queens County, New York State^G, in the household of her brother Harry and sister-in-law Gussie, and was recorded as Jessie Greenman, aged 44.¹¹

Milton Sanford Greenman, son of Herman M Greenman and Jessie Sacofsky/Sackett, was born in Brooklyn, New York City^G, on 6 June 1920.^1,2 He died aged 83 on 20 February 2004.^3,4
     In 1930 Milton was living at 47th Street, Queens, New York City^G, in the household of his parents Herman and Jessie, and was recorded in the census as Milton Greenman, aged nine and born in New York.⁵
     In 1940 he was living at 48th Avenue, Queens County, New York State^G, and was recorded as Milton S Greenman, an errand boy, aged 19. He was living with his mother Jessie in the household of Jessie's brother and sister-in-law Harry and Gussie Sackett.⁶
     Milton served in the US Army from 13 January 1943 to 6 February 1946.⁷

Samuel Sacofsky, also known by his Hebrew given names Nachem Simon, son of Louis Sacofsky/Sackett and Rose/Florence Frankel, was born in Ekaterinoslav (now Dnipro, Ukraine), Russia^G, on 15 October 1879.^1,2,3,4 He changed his name to Samuel Sackett after immigrating to the United States. He died aged 93 in New Haven, Connecticut^G, on 23 July 1973^5,6 and was buried at the Hebrew Sick Benefit Association Cemetery, Fairfield^G.⁹ He married first about 1902, Rebecca Lipsher.⁷ Rebecca was born in Kiev, Russia^G, on 10 May 1885.¹⁰ She had immigrated from Russia in the early 1890s.¹ She died aged 40 on 20 January 1926 and was buried at the Congregation B'Nai Israel Cemetery, Fairfield^G.¹¹ He married second about 1931, Lena ___.⁸
     In 1900 Samuel was living at Watkins Street, Brooklyn, New York City^G, in the household of his parents Louis and Rose, and was recorded in the census as Samuel Sacofsky, a tailor, aged 21 and born in Russia.¹²
     Samuel removed to Bridgeport, Connecticut, by 1907, when he was listed in the Bridgeport City Directory as a tailor. In 1908 he was a partner in the firm of Sackett Bros (Myer, Harry, Harris and Samuel Sacofsky), tailors, trading at 32 P O Arcade and 1986 Main, Bridgeport^G. Samuel was living with his parents at 56 Highland Avenue. In 1910 he also operated a clothes cleaning business from his home at 2008 Main. He was listed in the directory under both Sacofsky and Sackett.¹³
     In 1910 he was living at Main Street, Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, and was recorded as Samuel Sackett, a tailor, head of household, aged 31. He rented his home. Living with him were his wife Rebecca, 25, and their children, Helen, 6, and Theodore, aged four.¹⁴
     In 1913 Sackett Brothers, clothing manufacturers and tailors, now comprising Harris, Harry, and Samuel, had premises at 983 State, Bridgeport^G. Samuel was living at 44 Highland Avenue with his brothers Harris and Harry. In 1914 Samuel and his brother Harry were in business as grocers at 666 Harral Avenue, Bridgeport. Samuel was listed as a tailor in 1919, living at 1533 Stratford Avenue, and from 1920 living at 430 Connecticut Avenue.¹³
     Samuel completed a World War I draft registration card on 12 September 1918. He was then aged 38, and was living at 791 Lindley Street, Bridgeport^G, with his wife Rebecca. He was employed as a tailor.¹⁵
     Samuel became a naturalized US citizen by grant of the Fairfield County Superior Court at Bridgeport on 24 September 1918, having declared his intention to become a US citizen on 18 September 1914. In 1918 he was living at 791 Lindley Street, Bridgeport^G, with his wife Rebecca and their children, Helen and Sidney. Samuel's brother Harry petitioned at the same court. Their brother Myer was a witness to the petitions.¹⁶
     In 1920 he was living at Connecticut Avenue, Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, and was recorded as Samuel Sackett, a gentlemens tailor, head of household, aged 41. He owned his home on a mortgage. Living with him were his wife Rebecca, 34, and their children, Helen, 17, and Sidney, aged seven. There were two male boarders in the household including Carl Mayer who was to marry Samuel's daughter Helen.¹⁷
     In 1930 he was living at Lake Street, Stratford, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, in the household of his daughter Helen and son-in-law Carl, and was recorded as Samuel Sackett, a tailor, a widower, aged 46. His other children, Sidney, 17, and Herbert, aged nine, were living with him.¹⁸
     In 1932 Samuel was living at 966 Stratford Avenue, Bridgeport^G, with his second wife Lena.¹³
     Samuel completed a World War II draft registration card on 27 April 1942. He was a self-employed tailor, aged 61 [actually 62], living at 69 Cameron Street, Torrington, Litchfield County, Connecticut^G.¹⁹

Myer Sacofsky, also known by his Hebrew given names Dov Ber, son of Louis Sacofsky/Sackett and Rose/Florence Frankel, was born in Ekaterinoslav (now Dnipro, Ukraine), Russia^G, on 18 July 1874.^1,2 He changed his name to Myer Sackett after immigrating to the United States. He died aged 87 in Los Angeles, California^G, on 5 February 1962.³ He married in Rhode Island^G on 20 February 1899, Rebecca H Robinson.⁴ Rebecca was born in Tavrick, Russia^G, on 25 January 1879⁵ and died aged 74 in Los Angeles^G on 12 July 1953.⁶
     In 1905 Myer was living at Osborn Street, Brooklyn, New York City^G, and was recorded in the census as Meyer Sackett, tailor, head of household, aged 30. Living with him were his wife Rebecca, 26, and their children, Bennie, 5, Ruth, 4, and Florence, aged two. There were two male boarders in the household.⁷
     Myer removed to Bridgeport, Connecticut, by 1908 when he was listed in the Bridgeport City Directory as a partner in the firm of Sackett Bros (Myer, Harry, Harris and Samuel Sacofsky), tailors, trading at 32 P O Arcade and 1986 Main, Bridgeport^G. Myer was living at 103 James Street. In 1910 he was also engaged in a dry goods business with his brother Harry. They used the name Sackett for the dry goods business while continuing to use Sacofsky for the tailoring business.⁸
     In 1910 he was living at 44 Highland Avenue, Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, and was recorded as Myer Sackett, tailor and dry goods, head of household, aged 34. He rented his home. Living with him were his wife Rebecca, 30, and their children, Benjamin, 10, Ruth, 8, Florence, 6, Minnie, 4, and Bernard, aged eight months.⁹
     Myer became a United States citizen on 4 October 1912 by grant of the Superior Court of Fairfield County, Connecticut, having declared his intention to become a US citizen on arrival in the United States in 1895. He also formally changed his name from Meyer Sacofsky to Myer Sackett at the Bridgeport Court. He was then living at 1223 Park Avenue, Bridgeport^G, with his wife Rebecca and their children, Benjamin, Ruth, Florence, Minnie, and Bernhard.¹⁰
     From 1913 Myer operated his own business, specializing as a ladies' tailor. He was listed in the Bridgeport Directory form 1913 to 1919 working from his home at 1223 Park Avenue, Bridgeport^G, in 1920 at 114 James, and in 1921 at 176 Brewster.¹¹
     Myer was a witness to his brothers Samuel and Harry's petitions for naturalization in 1918.
     Myer completed a World War I draft registration card on 12 September 1918. He was aged 45, a naturalized citizen and employed as a guard for the Bullard Company. He was living at 1223 Park Avenue, Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, with his wife.¹²
     In 1920 he was living at James Street, Bridgeport^G, and was recorded as Meyer Sackett, tailor, head of household, aged 45. Living with him were his wife Rebecca, 40, and their children, Benjamin, 21, Ruth, 18, Florence, 16, Minnie, 14, Bernard, 11, and Harold, aged four.¹³
     In 1930 he was living at Stratford Avenue, Bridgeport^G, and was recorded as Myer Sackett, tailor, head of household, aged 55. Living with him were his wife Rebecca, 50, and their children, Bernard, 21, and Harold, aged 14.¹⁴
     In 1932 Myer and Rebecca were living at 421 Catherine, Bridgeport^G. In 1936 they were at 954 Stratford Avenue, Bridgeport.¹¹
     In 1940 he was living at Park Avenue, Bridgeport^G, and was recorded as Meyer Sackett, tailor, head of household, aged 65. His wife Rebecca, 64, was living with him. There was also a male lodger in the household.¹⁵

Harris Sacofsky, son of Louis Sacofsky/Sackett and Rose/Florence Frankel, was born in Russia^G about 1870.¹ He changed his name to Harris Sackett after immigrating to the United States. He died aged 43 on 30 March 1914 and was buried at the Jewish Cemetery (Agudas Achim), Fairfield, Connecticut^G.^3,4 He married in Russia^G about 1892, Irene ___, daughter of Samuel ___.² Irene was born in Russia^G about 1871.² She died aged about 77 in Bridgeport^G on 18 October 1948 and was buried at the Jewish Cemetery (Agudas Achim), Fairfield^G.⁵
     In 1905 Harris was living at Christopher Avenue, Brooklyn, New York City^G, and was recorded in the census as Harris Sacofsky, a tailor, head of household, aged 34 and born in Russia. He had immigrated to the United States ten years earlier and was a US citizen. Living with him were his wife Ida (assumed to be the same as Irene), 33, and their children, Yetta, 9, Max, 5, and Hattie, aged two months.⁶
     Harris removed to Bridgeport, Connecticut, by 1907 when he was listed in the Bridgeport City Directory as a tailor. In 1908 he was a partner in the firm of Sackett Bros (Myer, Harry, Harris and Samuel Sacofsky), tailors, trading at 32 P O Arcade and 1986 Main, Bridgeport^G. Harris was living with his parents at 56 Highland Avenue. In 1910 he was listed under Empire Cloak and Suit Company at 32 P O Arcade, and was living at 206 Beardsley.⁷
     In 1910 Harris was living at Beardsley Street, Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, and was recorded in the census as Harris Sackett, a tailor, head of household, aged 38, immigrated 1897, naturalized. Living with him were his wife Irene, 38, and their children, Henrietta, 14, Maxwell, 10, and Helen, aged five.⁸
     In 1913 Sackett Brothers, clothing manufacturers and tailors, now comprising Harris, Harry, and Samuel, had premises at 983 State, Bridgeport^G. Harris was living at 44 Highland Avenue with his brothers Harry and Samuel.⁹
     Harris's widow Irene was listed in the Bridgeport City Directory from 1914.⁹
     In 1920 Harris's widow Irene was living at French Street, Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, and was recorded in the census as Irene Sackett, head of household, a widow aged 48. She rented her home. Living with her were her children, Max, 20, and Helen, aged 14. Irene's married daughter Henrietta Postol was living next door.¹⁰
     In 1930 she was living at Garfield Avenue, Bridgeport^G, and was recorded as Irene Sackett, head of household, aged 59. Her daughter Henrietta was living next door with her family.¹¹
     In 1932 Irene was living at 270 Garfield Avenue, Bridgeport^G.⁹
     In 1940 she was living at Capital Avenue, Bridgeport^G, in the household of her daughter Henrietta and son-in-law Norman Postol and was recorded as Irene Sackett, a widow aged 66.¹²
     In 1941–1949 Irene was living at 1175 Capitol Avenue, Bridgeport^G.⁹

Henrietta Sacofsky/Sackett, daughter of Harris Sacofsky/Sackett and Irene ___, was born in Russia^G on 27 September 1896.^1,2,3 She died aged 89 in Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, on 13 October 1985^4,5 and was buried at the Hebrew Sick Benefit Association Cemetery, Fairfield^G.⁷ She married about 1914, Norman Edward Postol.⁶ Norman was born in Odessa, Ukraine^G, on 22 October 1892⁸ and died aged 65 in Bridgeport, Connecticut^G, on 15 June 1958.⁸
     In 1905 Henrietta was living at Christopher Avenue, Brooklyn, New York City^G, in the household of her parents Harris and Ida, and was recorded in the census as Yetta Sacofsky, a schoolgirl, aged nine and born in Russia.⁹
     In 1910 she was living at Beardsley Street, Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, in the household of her parents Harris and Irene, and was recorded as Henrietta Sackett, aged 14.¹⁰
     In 1920 she was living at French Street, Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, in the household of her husband Norman Postol, 27, a grocery store owner, and was recorded as Henrietta Postol, aged 24. Living with them were their children, Hildah, 4, and Sydney, aged two. They were living next door to Henrietta's mother.¹¹
     In 1930 she was living at Garfield Avenue, Bridgeport^G, in the household of her husband Norman, 37, a coffee salesman, and was recorded as Henrietta Postol, aged 34. Living with them were their chiildren, Hilda, 14, Sydney, 11, Rosalind, 10, Natalie, 7, and Earle, aged two. They owned their home. They were living next door to Henrietta's mother Irene.¹²
     In 1940 she was living at Capital Avenue, Bridgeport^G, in the household of her husband Norman, 47, owner of a retail meat market, and was recorded as Henrietta Postol, aged 44. Living with them were their children, Hilda, 24, Sidney, 21, Roslyn, 20, Natalie, 17, and Earl, aged twelve, and Henrietta's mother Irene, aged 66.¹³

Maxwell H Sacofsky/Sackett, son of Harris Sacofsky/Sackett and Irene ___, was born in Brooklyn, New York City^G, on 9 January 1900.^1,2 He died aged 82 in Palm Beach, Florida^G, on 25 November 1982^3,4 and was buried at Loyalty Lodge Cemetery, Fairfield, Connecticut^G.⁷ He married first about 1927, Bertha Kugel, daughter of Samuel Kugel and Lena ___.⁵ Bertha was born in New Haven, Connecticut^G, in 1903.^5,8,9 She died aged about 45 in 1948 and was buried at Loyalty Lodge Cemetery^G.^7,10 He married second in Manhattan, New York City^G, in 1952, Gertrude S Kugel, daughter of Samuel Kugel and Lena ___, and younger sister of his first wife.⁶ Gertrude was born in Connecticut^G on 23 April 1906.^5,11 She died aged 98 in Scottsdale, Maricopa County, Arizona^G, on 27 February 2005.¹²
     In 1905 Maxwell was living at Christopher Avenue, Brooklyn, New York City^G, in the household of his parents Harris and Ida, and was recorded in the census as Max Sacofsky, aged five and born in the United States.¹³
     In 1910 he was living at Beardsley Street, Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, in the household of his parents Harris and Irene, and was recorded as Maxwell Sackett, aged ten and born in New York State.¹⁴
     Maxwell was listed in the Bridgeport directory from 1918, in the New Haven directory from 1929, and again in Bridgeport from 1932.¹⁵
     Maxwell completed a World War I draft registration card on 12 September 1918. He was aged 18 and was a bookkeeper living at 314 French Street, Bridgeport^G, with his mother Irene.¹⁶
     In 1920 he was living at French Street, Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, in the household of his widowed mother Irene, and was recorded as Max Sackett, a bookkeeper in a cracker bakery, aged 20.¹⁷
     In 1930 he was living at Derby Avenue, New Haven, Connecticut^G, and was recorded as Maxwell Sackett, an accountant in a dairy, head of household, aged 30. His wife Bertha, 26, a schoolteacher, was living with him. They rented their home.¹⁸
     Maxwell and Bertha visited Bermuda in 1932, returning to New York on the SS Franconia on 22 August.¹⁹
     In 1941 Maxwell was a credit manager. He and Bertha were living at 494 West Taft Avenue, Bridgeport^G.²⁰
     Maxwell completed a World War II young men's draft registration card on 16 February 1942. He was then living in Bridgeport^G.²¹
     In 1943 Maxwell was the secretary of The Sunfield Company. In 1949 he was an accountant. He and Bertha were living at 494 West Taft Avenue^G.²²

Hattie/Helen Sacofsky/Sackett, daughter of Harris Sacofsky/Sackett and Irene ___, was born in Brooklyn, New York City^G, about April 1905.^1,2
     In 1905 Hattie/Helen was living at Christopher Avenue, Brooklyn, New York City^G, in the household of her parents Harris and Ida, and was recorded in the census as Hattie Sacofsky, aged two months and born in the United States.³
     In 1910 she was living at Beardsley Street, Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, in the household of her parents Harris and Irene, and was recorded as Helen Sackett, aged five and born in New York State.⁴
     In 1920 she was living at French Street, Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, in the household of her widowed mother Irene, and was recorded as Helen Sackett, aged 14.⁵
     Helen was listed in the Bridgeport directory, living with her mother Irene at 314 French Street, Bridgeport^G. In 1920 she was a saleswoman and in 1921 a clerk.⁶

Benjamin Harrall Sackett, son of Myer Sacofsky/Sackett and Rebecca H Robinson, was born in New York City^G on 5 December 1899.^1,2 He died aged 80 in Los Angeles, California^G, on 6 October 1980.^3,4 He married Josephine ___.
     In 1905 Benjamin was living at Osborn Street, Brooklyn, New York City^G, in the household of his parents Myer and Rebecca, and was recorded in the census as Bennie Sackett, aged five.⁵
     In 1910 he was living at 44 Highland Avenue, Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, in the household of his parents Myer and Rebecca, and was recorded as Benjamin Sackett, aged ten and born in New York.⁶
     Benjamin completed a World War I draft registration card on 12 September 1918. He was aged 18 and was living at 1223 Park Avenue, Bridgeport^G, with his father Myer. He was employed as a conductor at Connecticut Company.⁷
     In 1920 he was living at James Street, Bridgeport^G, in the household of his parents Myer and Rebecca, and was recorded as Benjamin Sackett, a machine operator in a factory, aged 21.⁸
     Benjamin was listed in the Bridgeport City Directory in 1920 and 1921, living with his parents. In 1921 he was a clerk.⁹ In 1934 and 1936, he was a salesman.¹⁰
     In 1941 Benjamin and Josephine were living at 2209 Main Street, Bridgeport^G. He was a salesman and she an ediphone (dictating machine) operator.¹⁰
     Benjamin completed a World War II young men's draft registration card, probably in 1942. He was living in Bridgeport^G with his wife Josephine, and was employed by the United States Aluminum Company.¹¹
     Benjamin and Josephine removed to California in about 1943.¹⁰
     In 1957 Benjamin was living at 6440 Orange Street, Los Angeles^G, when he witnessed the petition for naturalization of his sister Ruth's husband David Chalfin. David and Ruth were living in the same street.

Ruth Helen Sackett, daughter of Myer Sacofsky/Sackett and Rebecca H Robinson, was born in Providence, Rhode Island^G, on 15 October 1901.¹ She died aged 95 in Los Angeles, California^G, on 8 May 1997.² She married in Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, on 22 August 1920, David Chalfin, son of Louis Chalfin and Molly Shenker. David was born in Russia^G on 2 October 1900.³ He died aged 91 in Los Angeles^G on 12 May 1992.^4,5,6
     In 1905 Ruth was living at Osborn Street, Brooklyn, New York City^G, in the household of her parents Myer and Rebecca, and was recorded in the census as Ruth Sackett, aged four.⁷
     In 1910 she was living at 44 Highland Avenue, Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, in the household of her parents Myer and Rebecca, and was recorded as Ruth Sackett, aged eight and born in Rhode Island.⁸
     In 1920 she was living at James Street, Bridgeport^G, in the household of her parents Myer and Rebecca, and was recorded as Ruth Sackett, a clerk, aged 18.⁹
     In 1930 she was living at Arlington Avenue, Brooklyn, New York City^G, in the household of her husband David, 32, an automobile sales manager, and was recorded as Ruth H Chalfin, aged 28. Their daughter Blanche, aged seven, was living with them.¹⁰
     David Chalfin became a US citizen on 14 June 1957. He had immigrated to the United States from Russia in 1908 and served in the US Army from 1916 to 1919. His petition for naturalization was witnessed by his wife Ruth and by Ruth's brother Benjamin. David and Ruth were living at 6404 Orange Street, Los Angeles, California^G, in 1957, and Benjamin was living in the same street.¹¹

Florence Sackett, daughter of Myer Sacofsky/Sackett and Rebecca H Robinson, was born in Providence, Rhode Island^G, on 19 November 1903.^1,2
     In 1905 Florence was living at Osborn Street, Brooklyn, New York City^G, in the household of her parents Myer and Rebecca, and was recorded in the census as Florence Sackett, aged two.³
     In 1910 she was living at 44 Highland Avenue, Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, in the household of her parents Myer and Rebecca, and was recorded as Florence Sackett, aged six and born in Rhode Island.⁴
     In 1920 she was living at James Street, Bridgeport^G, in the household of her parents Myer and Rebecca, and was recorded as Florence Sackett, a shipping packer, aged 16.⁵

Minnie Sackett, daughter of Myer Sacofsky/Sackett and Rebecca H Robinson, was born in Brooklyn, New York City, New York State^G, on 15 December 1905.¹
     In 1910 Minnie was living at 44 Highland Avenue, Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, in the household of her parents Myer and Rebecca, and was recorded in the census as Minnie Sackett, aged four and born in New York.²
     In 1920 she was living at James Street, Bridgeport^G, in the household of her parents Myer and Rebecca, and was recorded as Minnie Sackett, aged 14.³

Bernard Sackett, son of Myer Sacofsky/Sackett and Rebecca H Robinson, was born in Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, on 30 July 1909.¹ He died aged 28 on 18 January 1938 and was buried at the Jewish Cemetery (Agudas Achim), Fairfield, Connecticut^G.²
     In 1910 Bernard was living at 44 Highland Avenue, Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, in the household of his parents Myer and Rebecca, and was recorded in the census as Bernard Sackett, aged eight months and born in Connecticut.³
     In 1920 he was living at James Street, Bridgeport^G, in the household of his parents Myer and Rebecca, and was recorded as Bernard Sackett, aged eleven.⁴
     In 1930 he was living at Stratford Avenue, Bridgeport^G, in the household of his parents Myer and Rebecca, and was recorded as Bernard Sackett, aged 21.⁵
     Bernard was listed in the 1936 Bridgeport City Directory, living at 954 Stratford Avenue, Bridgeport^G, with his parents Myer and Rebecca.⁶

Harold "Hal" Sackett, son of Myer Sacofsky/Sackett and Rebecca H Robinson, was born in Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut^G, on 14 October 1914.¹ He died aged 88 in Northridge, Los Angeles County, California^G, on 9 June 2003.^1,2 He married about 1938, Doris Frances ___. Doris was born in Connecticut^G on 27 December 1914.^3,4 She died aged 96 in Calabasas, Los Angeles County, California^G, on 30 September 2011.⁵
     In 1920 Harold was living at James Street, Bridgeport^G, in the household of his parents Myer and Rebecca, and was recorded in the census as Harold Sackett, aged four and born in Connecticut.⁶
     In 1930 he was living at Stratford Avenue, Bridgeport^G, in the household of his parents Myer and Rebecca, and was recorded as Harold Sackett, aged 14.⁷
     Harold was listed in the Bridgeport directories of 1934 and 1936. He was a tailor, living at 954 Stratford Avenue, Bridgeport^G.⁸
     Harold registered for the young men's draft during World War II on 16 October 1940, naming his wife Doris as next of kin. He was working at Consolidated Ashcroft Hancock.⁹
     In 1941 Harold and Doris were living at 176 Court, Bridgeport^G. He was a machinist at CP Corporation.¹⁰