Hackett - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: HACKETT - Barrow, England

christinebell1246 — 2009-10-30 03:29:51Z

There are two Hacketts that I know of from Barrow in Furnace. One is Fredrick James Hackett born 1884 who died 21st May, 1918 in France. He was the son of Thomas/Sarah Hackett. I do not think he was married.The other is Thomas Hackett born 1875. He died in Barrow 1915. I don't know if he is the same Thomas that enlisted in the Lancaster Regiment.

Re: Jacob Hackett, Hackettstown New Jersey 1772 - 1812

packman571 — 2009-10-07 13:25:37Z

Hi Gary, Not sure if any one replied, Jacob born 1772 and Died 1834. Married to Elizabeth Moore in 1803. Elizabeth was born 1783 and died 1835.

They had 9 children:
Samuel 1805-1873 M: Dency Terry 1825
John Sr. 1806-1886 M: Elizabeth Wilson 1835 Dency Terry 1879
Isaac 1808- Died in Canada
Elizabeth 1809 M: John Wilson unknown
Abraham Sr.1811-1885 M: Mary Randall 1834 Lydia Waterbury 1853
Anna 1812 M: John Parker Sr. 1828
Hannah 1814 M: John McGee Sr. unknown
Jacob Jr. 1816-1898 M: Marion Vanalstine 1846 Jerusha Doolittle 1853
Rachel 1827-1904 M: John R. S. Warring 1848

I hope this information helps shed some light on the information you are looking for.

You can contact me directly at packman57@gmail.com if you would like more information. Just put Hackett in the subject line.

God Bless,
John Ohl (mom is a Hackett)

John Hackett of Caroline Co Va

oclarke11 — 2009-10-05 23:39:28Z

Need parents & siblings for John b abt 1785. He marr Elizabeth K. Heslop 5 Jan 1809 in Spotsylvania Co. She was the dau of William Heslop Sr. & Anne G. Carter. John & Elizabeth's dau Margaret b abt 1820 marr Robert J. Hart 19 Dec 1839. Need his father's name. Have his mother as Mildred Heslop. Is Mildred sister to William Sr? Son of Robert & Margaret was William T. Hart b abt 1841. He marr Virginia A. Johnson 7 Dec 1866. She was the dau of John B. Johnson & Nancy. Need children for William & Virginia.
Thanks, Ollie

Re: HACKETT - Barrow, England

AidaTaylor21 — 2009-09-02 21:57:28Z

I am looking for info on Hacketts in Barrow-in-Furness
We have a world war 1 picture and we no its Hackett not his
first name its missing his wife was Isabella.

Aida Taylor

Thomas Hackett

annstandish — 2009-08-14 14:09:56Z

I am trying to find my great-grandfather who is listed as being born in Jersey Channel Islands and Jersey City USA.1863
I cannot source a birth for either place.

Re: Castle of the Hackett family, Southern Ireland

Silkstockings — 2009-08-11 14:54:28Z

Walter

My Walter was originally from Tuam, Galway, I am looking
for his date of birth, cause he is the father of my
grt/grt/grt grand-father, I believe he was born some where
in the circa of 1760's., and have found no more Walter's
in all my searching of the family tree.

john

Re: Castle of the Hackett family, Southern Ireland

whhackett3 — 2009-08-11 04:27:48Z

The Hackett name came to Ireland in the 11th Century along with many other Norman names. Since the Normans also conquered England the name can be found there as well however the Hacketts arrived in Ireland at about the same time as they did England.

Re: Castle of the Hackett family, Southern Ireland

whhackett3 — 2009-08-11 04:25:56Z

Walter is a fairly common name given to Hackett sons. We've traced mine to my great, great grandfather who came to the US in the early 1830s. He departed from Ennis but we've not been able to trace his line into Ireland beyond that.

Walter H. Hackett, III

Re: Origins of the surname Hackett

whhackett3 — 2009-08-09 16:33:49Z

A bit late however my research shows, and someone has alluded to it, the name came from the Normans and has Norse origins. The "ett" ending to a name typically represents this source throughout Ireland and Great Britain. Further, the name was purportedly a title meaning "Chieftain" or similar before the Normans brought it to Ireland and elsewhere.

Samuel Hackett 1787-1860

kbrownst — 2009-08-03 00:13:11Z

A picture of this gravestone has been posted at:

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSsr=12...;

Samuel Hackett 1787-1860

kbrownst — 2009-08-03 00:13:02Z

A picture of this gravestone has been posted at:

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSsr=12...;

Judge Hackett and Luscious

aking185 — 2009-08-02 22:23:22Z

Hackett from Trinidad - Seeking any information about the Hackett line and a descendant Lionel Hackett

Death of Mr. Paul Richmond Hackett in India

davwayell — 2009-07-19 00:31:42Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. Paul Richmond Hackett, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Hackett died in India on January 8, 1943.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Hacketts Ireland/England/Australis

jean1v8ap7bvvgqqtq9vbpt57ju8bikks — 2009-07-12 19:15:19Z

My granmother lived in a small village called woodford in
County Galway Ireland she had 12 sons and one daughter [kitty] All boys emigrated to England and Australia .I only know some of their names Tom,Peter,Richard[dick]My father's name was Christopher [Christy]This maybe of interest to someone I shall find out more. jean hackett

Re: Hacketts of Maine

DDeVona — 2009-07-12 04:37:50Z

I'm a historical researcher who's writing a book and I'm interested in finding anything original out of the Hackett Family Shipyard in Amesbury MA. That's the one that operated during the revolutionary war and built ships for the Continental Congress and others. I'd like to know anyone in the family might have a clue if any correspondence, ships drawings, or other marine related items might still exist in Hackett Family archives somewhere? It seems there's a paucity of original documents and information out of the shipyard itself. I'm hoping that one of their descendants might have a trunk full of papers somewhere, and this was worth a shot. I'm at endocraft1@aol.com if this rings any bells to any of the Hackett Family.

Re: Virginia Hackett Family

jbgoode1950 — 2009-06-15 16:40:12Z

I know it has been a long time but I just saw your entry. I would very much like some info your HACKETT line.
Janet

Re: Looking for family ties to James Franlkin Hackett from Ireland who married Sarah Pettibone in Will county, Illinois

larrybutler — 2009-06-13 02:00:16Z

This document came into my hands Just reciently, within a week. Hope this helps.......

Although known as Albert, he possibly may have been Charles Albert, since the death of his son, Charles Albert, 1858-1936, states that his father was Charles Albert Pettibone. No other proof of his full name has been found, since there has been no birth, marriage or death certificates filed as far as has been learned. However, Loren and Sallie Pettibone gave their other children two names so it is quite possible that Albert also had two given names.

Albert's obituary, published in the first week of December, 1894, in the North English Record, states that he was born in Livingston County, New York. Since Livingston County was not formed until 1821 when Genesee County was divided, and since Albert was born December,1818, that statement is incorrect. Therefore, his birth place was Genesee County. In the 1820 federal census, Loren Pettibone and family are listed as living in Gainesville township, or town,in Genesee County, New York. That, then, may have been Albert's birthplace. In the 1830 federal census, the family is still there.

But by July, 1834, they were living in Chautauqua County, New York, on the westerm border of the state. This is where Loren and Sallie had their last child born. She was Sarah Jane Pettibone, born July 7, 1834. To date, they have not been identified in the 1840 census, so no concrete information is available on them for that period from 1834 to 1846. Albert's obituary states that the family moved to Will County, Illinois, in 1846. No town or city was mentioned.

In the 1850 census, Albert and Franklin, two sons of Loren and Sallie, were living with William Pettibone and his family in Orland township, Cook County, Illinois. Each man had his own farm which they were farming close by. Apparently they did not yet have houses on their property. It is noted that Franklin had just been married that summer, so he had a bride and her younger brother, Stephen Carter, living also with the William Pettibone family. It has not been determined what relationship existed between the William Pettibone family and the sons of Loren. William Pettibone was 60 years of age at the time and had been born in New York, so it is difficult to say what relationship there was.

In 1851, as my father, Charles Albert, said so many times, "his father who was English, stepped across the county line and married a pretty little Pennsylvania Dutch girl named Caroline Henniger." Her family was living in, or near, Frankfurt, Will County, Illinois, according to the 1850 federal census.

Albert Pettibone and his wife, Caroline, lived on the farm in Orland which at the time was 35 miles west of the center of down town Chicago. Now, I am told, Orland Park is a beautiful and large shopping center. Here, on that farm, they had six children, Helen, Clarissa, Eliza Jane, Edward, Charles Albert, and George. These were in the 1860 federal census which also shows Albert's mother, Sallie Lee Pettibone, living on the same farm but separte house. By that time,she was a widow, for Loren had died sometime after November 3, 1856, when their daughter, Sarah Jane, had married James Franklin Hackett.

It is not known where or what Loren was doing between 1846 and 1856. No listing in the 1850 census has been found which might indicate that he was on the move. Some feel that he had gone to Iowa to search for land. That is cerainly possible for for by 1860 Franklin and his family were listed in Fillmore township, Iowa County, Iowa, where Franklin was farming. It is entirely possible that Loren had located Iowa County and returned to Illinois telling his sons, Albert and Franklin, about the very fertile land there. In 1870, Albert and his family were located in Fillmore township also.

However, Albert and Caroline, with their six children listed above, moved to Cass County,Michigan sometime after 1860. In Cass County their seventh child, Cora Delia, was born. Why the family moved to Michigan is unknown, or could it have been that Caroline was visiting in Michigan when the baby was born? This, at the present time is unknown.

It is known, however, that by 1870, Albert and family were also living on a farm in Fillmore township, Iowa County, Iowa. The farm adjoined, or was across the road from Franklin's property. This was the birthplace of William Chester, known to the family as Kink, because of his curly hair. This, also, was the place where Caroline died in 1874/1875. She was buried at the country cemetery named Clothier's about two and a half miles out of the town of North English, Iowa County, Iowa.

After his wife's death, Albert was grief stricken. He had also lost his oldest son, Edward, to death. In his search to question, "Why", he met a younger lady named Catherine Ash, whom he later married and in the 1880 census we find they have a baby girl named Neva. Albert had left his family of motherless children on the home farm in Iowa County, while he moved to Keokuk County. Since nearly all the 1890 census reports were lost in a fire, it is not known by this writer where Albert, his new wife, Catherine, and daughter were in 1890.

In the meantime, Albert's eldest daughter, Helen, and by then his eldest son, Charles Albert, were left to run the farm and raise the younger children. That was quite a responsibility for a boy of eighteen. My father, Charles Albert, often said that he could not think of marriage until the children were raised. Note that his marraige date was 19 September 1899.

Albert's exact death date is unknown but since his obituary states that the funeral was Dec. 2,1894, it must have been very late Nov., or possibly December first. His funeral took place from the living room of Charles Albert's home, as the obituary states, and he was buried at the Clothier Cemetery, just outside North English, Iowa County, Iowa.

At the present, this is all the information I have concerning Albert, possibly Charles Albert, Pettibone.

Written by Lona Pettibone Brandner 1984

Clarissa Pettibone was my GGGrandmother who Married Austin O. Butler.

Larry Joe Butler

Gepkie Elizabeth White Hackett Taylor

bjfristrup — 2009-06-09 20:49:54Z

Carolyn,

How happy I was to see your name as I was trying to find some information about Grandma. It's been so long since I've seen you. Please get in touch with me ASAP
Phone#: 801-255-3896 email: bjfristrup@q.com

Anxious to hear from you!!!

Your Cousin,

Janet Woolsey Fristrup

Re: William and Mary "Caldwell" Hackett late 1800's

winspeare — 2009-06-08 12:12:26Z

Where are these people? On what continent at least?

Re: Hackett walter henry

winspeare — 2009-04-11 16:08:39Z

A Walter H Hackett was born in summer of 1918 in Coventry, Warwickshire, England. His mother's maiden name was Tamsey. Another Walter H Hackett was born in early 1919 in Suffolk.

Re: Hackett walter henry

winspeare — 2009-04-11 16:01:43Z

A Walter Henry Hackett b 1918 died in Wiltshire, England, in 1988.

Re: Hackett walter henry

winspeare — 2009-04-11 15:58:41Z

Geoffry, Trying to place your people. Was your mother from USA? There is a woman the right age in 1930 NJ census. Where did she and you go after the divorce? I suggest you join the rootsweb.com Hackett mailing list as full of knowledgable researchers.

Re: Herod Hackett-Indiana to Illinois

aintnomartha — 2009-05-21 19:16:41Z

By the way, on George's death certificate, it lists his parents as Mary Hunt and William Gipson who were married oct 19, 1824 in martin county, Indiana. I have some further info on that line if you get so far as to prove John as George's brother. I will dig through some other things I have to see if I can find anything on John too. Also, I want to point out that George was born in 1831 and since his parents were married in 1824, that leaves room for older children that may have already moved out. I haven't found an earlier census with any of them in it before 1850.

Re: Herod Hackett-Indiana to Illinois

aintnomartha — 2009-05-19 20:30:35Z

I am not sure if they are brothers. On page 127 and 128 of the Jefferson county, Illinois census of 1850, there are Hacketts and mary Gipson, who is George's mother. Mary is listed as head of household and George is 18 and underneath is a name I am not sure of. It looks like four letters and could very well be John. born in 1834 or so according to this. I have seen a name in later census' I think is Jesse, but perhaps John is Jesse? I don't know. Under them is Hannah and Mary.
I don't have any info on Hacketts.
I am still trying to connect Ellender to her parents with actual proof in a record and not hearsay. If you can help with that at all.
Thanks

Re: Hackett walter henry

RosemaryWalker53 — 2009-04-12 10:52:52Z

Hi Geoffrey
My name is Rosemary Walker, my Cousin Phil Cherrington and I have got quite a bit of info., on the Hackett family. We are interested in one particular Hackett lady she was named Parthena Elizabeth Hackett born circa 1877, she married Edward Cherrington born circa 1876, they married in 1896, we are trying to link Parthena and Edward into our Cherrington tree, my Mother still living born 1920, Elsie Laura Walker, (nee Cherrington) recollects as a child her G'father referring to our Parthena, also her last older and surviving Brother Bill cherrington 96 this year also recollects delivering coal to her house as a young man, at that time she was living in Peel Street Tipton, From memory I think when she was born she would have been on the Halesowen area of the W'Midlands. Her Father was Joseph Hackett, her G'Fther shown on the 1871 Census as living in Rowley Regis, his prime occupation was one of Blacksmith, though he had a few others besides. The hackett family were very prominant in Rowley/halesowen/Netherton/Tipton areas of Staffordshire. If this rings any bells with you or you would like more detail, please get in touch

Regards

Ro walker

Re: Hackett Bio

SannLoomis99 — 2009-04-04 22:55:23Z

The only Hackett family information and the Bio that I spoke of pertains to Frank Hackett and His sister that both married into my husbands Loomis family. I do have alot of information that I would be happy to look at again for the name you spoke of. I'll let you know if I find anything.
By the way my email is nicoleloomis75@msn.com. The other email for me is a very old email address.

Re: Sallie Hackett, 1789-1863

bnetzk1 — 2009-05-26 19:06:41Z

Thanks, that is helpful. I do have another question that maybe you can help me with.

Do you know the source that shows the marriage of Sallie Hackett and James Haskins?

I have a copy of the abstracted will of James Haskins, and he has a different wife listed. Of course that could be a second wife...

Re: William and Mary "Caldwell" Hackett late 1800's

hughek2383 — 2009-06-08 18:24:48Z

I believe them to be dead... Their Son Paul Montgomery Hackett lived in Toronto, Ohio and died there.. He Married Mary Catherine Lucas Flowers in 1941 and fathered three children to her.. He adopted two children fathered by Roland Flowers.. Paul was born in 1908, but I don't know which state or city...

William and Mary "Caldwell" Hackett late 1800's

hughek2383 — 2009-06-07 18:25:38Z

Looking for any help finding information on William and Mary "Caldwell" Hackett late 1800's their children Paul, Donald, Charles, and Edward..

Hackett walter henry

geoffreyhackett11 — 2009-04-11 06:24:25Z

walter henry hackett is my father, mother is helen walkingshaw, born a son geoffrey in 1946[Edinburgh]
divorced 1947 where is he now do i have brother ect.
He is english

Joseph Hackett, b.1878 CT, son of John/Maria, of New Haven Co., CT

margerice1 — 2009-03-12 05:27:09Z

I have an original Cabinet Card photograph of “Joseph T. Hackett – M.H.S. ‘95”, which I’d like to get back to descendants or family members. Photo was taken in Meriden (New Haven Co.) CT in 1895, and he looks to be about age 18. I feel sure this is his Meriden High School photo.

I found Joseph Hackett in the 1880 census for Meriden, CT, age 3, son of John Hackett and wife Maria. He had a brother John. In Meriden, CT in the 1900 census, Joseph T. Hackett is listed with birthdate Feb 1878 in CT, son of John and Maria.

Get back to me at margerice@prodigy.net if you are related to Joseph T. Hackett.

Re: Sallie Hackett, 1789-1863

JohnMcKinley500 — 2009-05-29 20:05:27Z

Greetings fellow researcher "justmaid". Can you tell me who you have for Josiah Hackett's parents who married Mary Booth. As far as I have been able to tell through the years, no one has been able to positively identity who they are. There has been speculation about who they are but no hard evidence so far. Do you have any positive proof? Thanks for any help. Josiah's parents have been a brick wall for me for a long time now.

Re: Hackett`s in UK

corbk31 — 2009-03-14 13:01:37Z

hi you enquired on this website about hacketts in nottingham my dad lived at nottingham and he was albert hackett he was goalkeeper for notts county

Patrick Hackett & Margaret O'Farrell, Ireland > NY > Wisconsin

artsyvettech — 2009-03-29 01:58:00Z

Looking for information on Patrick Hackett, born abt 1803 in Ireland, married Margaret O'Farrell, born abt 1808, also in Ireland. Emigrated to US around 1830; lived in NY for several years, then moved to Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.

Children: Michael born 1828, Ireland; son (Edward?) born abt 1832, NY; Mary b 1835, NY; Christopher, b 1837, Wisconsin; Catherine, b 1840, Wisconsin (married John McShane, 1861); Patrick, b 1843, Wisconsin; daughter (name unknown), b 1845, Wisconsin.

I am specifically seeking the county of origin for Patrick and Margaret, as I have not been able to find this information.

Re: Castle of the Hackett family, Southern Ireland

Darpta — 2009-03-13 18:21:10Z

Rague Hackett who was my gggreatgrandfather, he married Emma Twigger in England and they came to the usa in 1855, I have a link to a Hackett castle which was sent to me by a relative that I met on net, over in England. He sent a lot of informations and certificates. He said the Hacketts moved to Ireland, that is where Rague and Emma deported on?
I really don't know for sure except for what he told me.

Here is the link
http://corofin.galway-ireland.ie/castle-hackett.htm

Let me know what you think

Re: Sallie Hackett, 1789-1863

Darpta — 2009-03-05 14:44:56Z

Hi I saw your message posted on the web regarding Hacketts and I have been doing my tree for the last 7 or 8 years and my family originated in England. came to the USA, at first they settled in Philadelphia, Schuylkill cty area, and eventually moved to Tioga Cty in PA to Roaring Branch and eventually some moved to the Elmira area of NY. I am going to look at my information and I will email you again. I actually have 2 Hackett trees which I only keep checking the second one to see if there was any tie to my actually family tree. But I do have the tree and those names sound familiar to me. Do you have any additional information. Will get in touch and look forward to hearing from you.

If you could I would really rather be able to send emails directly to you, so if you could send me an email so I can get your email address I will respond with the information directly to your email. Thanks. Darlene

Re: hacketts in the UK

Darpta — 2009-04-24 05:01:11Z

I was reviewing the web page and saw your message regarding your research for the Hackett family. I do not know if I replied to you before but I do have your William Hackett and Sarah Holloway on my family tree, showing the same names for children. Would love to hear from you.

Re: Hackett walter henry

Darpta — 2009-04-16 19:45:40Z

I saw your message on Roots Web regarding the Hackett family. My family is also from the Halesowen area. Do you have any other additional information regarding the Hacketts. I have researched my Hackett tree back to the 1690's. Would be interested to hear from you.

Re: Hackett`s in UK

SheilaChadwick10 — 2009-03-14 18:03:38Z

Hi, My Father was Rueben Rycroft Hackett b. 1905, his mother was married to William Hackett son of James Horrocks Hackett and Sarah Ann Webster. William had a younger brother Albert Henry b. abt.1886 in Carrington. Would any of these names fit in your line? by the way my father was a life time fan of Notts County.

Re: Sallie Hackett, 1789-1863

Marilee_Jeffers — 2009-05-26 22:40:37Z

Who do you have for Josiah's parents and grandparents?

Re: Herod Hackett-Indiana to Illinois

sharon6243 — 2009-05-12 19:46:34Z

I am a descendent of Mary Ellen Hackett,(B.abt. 1836) daughter of Herod and Ellender Cannon Hackett. She married John Gibson 21/4/1853 in Jefferson Co. Il. Their Children were Joseph Lewis, Frances A. Lewis M, Wm., Joseph M. I am looking for any information for Herod's Parents. Could George W Gipson and John Gibson be brothers? Can anyone help me.
Thanks
Sharon

Re: Herod Hackett-Indiana to Illinois

sharon6243 — 2009-05-21 18:10:01Z

I have no hard proof of Ellender's parents. But info I have is they were James Cannon and Jemima Nichols. This was given by a person who has Jemima Hackett in their tree. Still searching.

Re: Castle of the Hackett family, Southern Ireland

drobertson112 — 2009-03-17 21:52:23Z

It is in Galway County and it is more like western Ireland. It is a place called Knockma, hill of the fairies, but I am unsure of the nearest town. It was built in the middle 1200's and is just the tower left now. We have a HUGE family reunion (this year will be the 130th annual) in Baraboo Wisconsin, the HACKETT REUNION!

Re: Hackett walter henry

teresalea188 — 2009-04-17 10:42:17Z

My family are Hackett mum was gwendoline joyce Hackett dob July 1921 her mother was Elsie Maud Hackett dob april 1899 her parents were william & Emma Hackett (nee)Hodgkins from Halesowen, Worc. As we never knew any of them it would be great for any info. Also looking for Glady may Hackett dob 1928 in Malvern link, Worc and may still be alive!!!

Teresa

Re: Castle of the Hackett family, Southern Ireland

duaneporter138 — 2009-05-06 02:26:58Z

I am doing research for a children's book I am writing, and Castle Hackett seems perfectly suited as a setting. Can anyone provide specific directions to the castle or other photos or descriptions of it prior to being abandoned? I'm writing in the 1579 timeframe.

For example, were the Hacketts cooperating with the Tudor English governor Nicholas Malby at that time, or resisting? I'm guessing cooperating at least publicly, given their proximity to Galway City. Did the Kirwsns move in as part of the Tudor reconquest of Ireland?

Thank you to anyone who can help.

Duane Porter
Author, Molly O'Malley and the Leprechaun, Molly O'Malley: Rise of the Changeling, Molly O'Malley and the Pirate Queen

Re: Rudge and Rock

wba09 — 2009-04-20 00:42:43Z

Hi,
It seems we have a connection due to past relatives.
I have Henry Rudge married to Sophia Florence but I have his father as Charles Rudge married to Sarah White. Not sure which one of us is wrong but would love you to get back to me on this maybe we could compare notes.
Regards
Sally

Re: Sallie Hackett, 1789-1863

justmaid — 2009-05-26 17:54:25Z

this information may help, and i also have the entire josiah line back to England and forward to present. Alan HackettChildren of +Josiah Hackett and +Mary Booth are:
2 i. Charles2 Hackett, died Unknown.
3 ii. David Hackett, died Unknown.
4 iii. Josiah Hackett, born 29 Jun 1784 in Oxford, Chenango Co., New York; died Jul 1865 in Woodhull, New York. He married Eunice Haskins 22 Jan 1804; born 03 Sep 1786 in Poultney, Vermont; died 21 Dec 1883 in Near Nelson, New York.
5 iv. Sally Hackett, born Dec 1789 in Oxford, Chenango Co., New York; died Bef. 1839. She married James F. Haskins Abt. 1806; born 19 Apr 1781 in Vermont; died 29 Mar 1863 in Tuscarora, New York.
6 v. +Daniel Hackett Sr., born Abt. 1792 in Columbia, New York; died 12 Apr 1875 in Oxford, Chenango, New York. He married +Abigail Dewey Abt. 1824 in New York; born Abt. 1792 in Columbia, New York; died 24 Feb 1865 in Oxford, Chenango, New York.
7 vi. Polly Hackett, born 27 Apr 1798 in Columbia, New York; died 12 Oct 1889 in Oxford, Chenango, New York. She married John Gordon 07 Jul 1822; born 1795; died 24 Mar 1879.
8 vii. Eleanor Hackett, born 17 Mar 1802 in Oxford, Chenango, New York; died 18 Jan 1885 in Coventry, Chenango, New York. She married Job Ingraham; born 04 Feb 1795 in Kings, Massachusetts; died 14 Apr 1876 in Oxford, Chenengo Co., New York.
9 viii. Lucretia Hackett, born 1815 in New York; died 12 Jan 1865 in Oxford, Chenango Co., New York. She married Isaac Ingraham; died 01 Aug 1877 in Preston, Chenango Co., New York.

Re: Sallie Hackett, 1789-1863

justmaid — 2009-05-26 17:54:23Z

Re: Sallie Hackett, 1789-1863

justmaid — 2009-05-27 14:58:46Z

Husband: Joseph Hackett ______________________________________________________________________________
Josiah's Parents were Name: Joseph Hackett
Born: June 24, 1721 In: Salisbury, MA Essex Cty.
Married: December 7, 1743 In: Salisbury, MA Essex Cty.
Died: December 5, 1758 In: Salisbury, MA Essex Cty.
Spouses: Ruth Evans
Other: Ruth Evans was born on July 9, 1722. Resided in Oxford, NY 1798
Military: Revolutionary War

Wife: Ruth Evans ______________________________________________________________________________
Name: Ruth Evans
Born: July 9, 1722 In: Salisbury, Massachusetts
Married: In:
Died: In:
Father:
Mother:
Other:
Husband: William Hackett ______________________________________________________________________________
and grandparents were Name: William Hackett
Born: March 10, 1682/82 In: Salisbury, MA Essex Cty.
Married: December 9, 1708 In: Salisbury, MA Essex Cty.
Died: April 25, 1743 In: Sheepcut Bay, ME
Father: Captain William Hackett
Mother: Sarah Barnard
Spouses: Hannah Young
Other:

Wife: Hannah Young ______________________________________________________________________________
Name: Hannah Young
Born: September 27, 1685 In: Haverhill, MA Essex Cty.
Married: December 9, 1708 In: Salisbury, MA Essex Cty.
Died: after 1734 In: Salisbury, MA Essex Cty.
Father: Edward Carey Young
Mother: Mary Hannah Whittier
Other Spouses:

need more help ask: alan

Re: Hackett Bio

TheTimeAngel — 2009-04-04 11:24:09Z

Does the article you have information on Jessie HACKETT b. Mar., 7, 1906 North Freedom Village, Sauk? She moved to California but who did she marry?

Seems that many people have left out William HACKETT on the Rootsweb world connect.............? He is in the 1880 census........

William H. HACKETT b. in North Freedom Village, Sauk County WI. Son of John HACKETT b. Canada and Mary.
William m. March 1887 Clara BARNHART
Clara and William had at least four children:
1)Cortland HACKETT b. Nov. 3, 1888 d. Feb. 5, 1953 m. OCT, 24, 1909 IN ROCKFORD ILL Allvina HERRITZ b. 27 Mar 1892 - North Freedom, Sauk, WI d. IA, (RESIDENT OF DAVENPORT FOR THE PAST 20 YEARS, DIED IN MERCY HOSPITAL) dau of Reinhold and Johanna HERRITZ
2)Mamie D. HACKETT b. June 3, 1891 North Freedom Village, WI
3)Lynn William HACKETT b. 9/22/1898 North Freedom Village d. 9/11/1947 Kern County CA.
4)Jessie HACKETT b. Mar., 7, 1906 North Freedom Village, Sauk
(William and Clara moved to North Daly Street, Los Angeles CA. by 1920)