Sackett Family

SACKETTS OF AMERICA The Sackett-Skinner--- Genealogy 1530-1999 The following detailed and confirmed information now gives the parentage and ancestoral home of Simon Sackert as printed below. The following information on Thomas Sackett (born c. 1530), Thomas Sackett (born 1557), and Simon Sackett‘s birth and marriage came from Chris Sackett, Guernsey, England, June 16, 1999.

Generation # 1 THOMAS SACKETT, born c. 1530 in England, died 1596 in St. Peter in Thanet married Joane???? c 1555, England. Buried 25/26 March 1596, St. Peter the Apostle, Thanet. (Source: Marion Sackett, Church records, burials) Their childen were: Thomas Sackett, born c. 1557. Died 1615 in Birchington. Anne Sackett, born c. 1560 Mildred Sackett, born 1562, St. Peter in Thanet. Married Daniel Ruffe, 1596 George Sackett, born c. 1565. Died 1612 in St. Peter in Thanet. Married Katherine Thompson, 1590, St. Peter in Thanet.  

Generation # 2 THOMAS SACKETT, born 1557 in England, died in 1615 in Birchington. He married Martha Strowde 1582 in St. Peter in Thanet.. He was buried 4 November 1615, Birchington. Occupation was listed as "yeoman, churchwarden." (Source: Marion Sackett, Church records, marriages, burials) Their children of Thomas Sackett and Martha Strowde were: Johann Sackett, born 1582, St. Peter in Thanet. Married Hugh Write. John Sackett, born 1586, St Peter in Thanet. Died 1677, St Lawrence in Thanet. Married Mary_____???. Martha Sackett, born 1588, St. Peter in Thanet Sara Sackett, born 1591, St. Peter in Thanet. Married Richard Mockett, 6 February 1614-15, Birchington. Died 1634, St. Peter. Thomas Sackett, born 1593 St. Peter in Thanet. Died 1619, St. Peter SIMON SACKETT, born 1595, St. Peter in Thanet. Baptized 23 November 1595, St Peter the Apostle, Thanet William Sackett, born 1598, St. Peter in Thanet. Buried 15 Sept. Birchington (Source: Marion Sackett, Church records, burials). Henry Sackett, born 1601, St. Peter in Thanet. Died 1665, St. Peter. Bachelor Elizabeth Sackett, born 1604, St. Peter in Thanet, married Nicholas Stephens, 1625, St. Lawrence in Thanet

Generation# 3 SIMON SACKETT (Colonist), born November 1595 in St Peter in Isle of Thanet, County of Kent. in Cambridgeshire, England, Simon died in October 1635 in Newtown, Mass. (Source: Marion Sackett, Church records, baptisms). He was baptized 23 November 1595 at St. Peter the Apostle, Thanet (Source: Marion Sackett, Church records, baptisms). He married (1) Elizabeth Boyman 2 November 1618 in St. Peter in Thanet (Source: Marion Sackett, Church records, Marriages). Elizabeth died 27 February1625/26 (Source, Marion Sackett, Church records, Burials). He married (2) Isabel Pearce, 6 August 1627 in St. John the Baptist, Margate in Isle of Thanet, County of Kent, she resided in Cambridge. Isabel was born in 1598, England. (Source: Marion Sackett, Church records, Marriages). Children of Simon and Elizabeth Boyman were: Christianna Sackett, born 1620 in St. John in Thanet. Baptized 30 July 1620, St. John the Baptist, Margate. Married Thomas Tanner, 1641, Minster in Thanet. Source: Marion Sackett, Church record, baptisms, marriages) Elizabeth Sackett, born 1623 in St. John in Thanet. Baptized 20 April 1623, St. John the Baptist, Margate. Died in England. Martha Sackett, born 1625, St. John in Thanet. Baptized 19 June 1625, St. John the Baptist, Margate Children of Simon and Isabel Pearce are: Simon Sackett, born 1630, England. Died 9 July 1659 in Springfield, Mass. Married Sarah Bloomfield, c. 1652 in Springfield, Mass. (Source: Weygant) JOHN SACKETT, born 1632, Newtown (Cambridge), Mass. Died 8 October 1719 in Newtorn (Cambridge), Mass (Source: Weygant) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Generation # 4 JOHN SACKETT, son of Simon, born 1632 in Newtown(now Cambridge) Mass., first white child born in Newtown. He died 8 October 1719 in (Springfield or Westfield??), Mass. "In 1653 he became a resident of Springfield, Mass., receiving from the town commissioners a gift of four pieces of land, agreeable to an ordinance passed to encourage the speedy settlement of that place. He married (1) Abigail Hannum on 23 November, 1659 She was the daughter of William Hannum (colonist) and his wife, Honor Capen, of Dorchester, Windsor, and Northampton. Abigail Hannum Sacket died 9 October 1690, and about a year later John remarried (2) Sarah Stewart, daughter of John Stiles and widow of John Stewart of Springfield. He continued to reside on his Westfield farm to the day of his death. Their children were: John Sacket, born 4 November 1660 in Northhampton, Mass William Sacket, born 20 April 1662 Abigail Sacket, born 1 December 1663 (Died 3 July 1683) Mary Sacket, born in 1665 (Died 19 November 1667) Hannah Sacket, born 7 March 1669 Mary Sacket, born 8 june 1672 Samuel Sacket, born 16 September 1674 Elizabeth Sacket, born 27 May 1677 Abigail Sacket, born 1683

Generation# 5 JOHN SACKETT, born 1660 in Northhampton, Mass. He died 1745. He married (1) Deborah Filley, 1 December 1686. She was the daughter of William Filley and his wife Margaret of Windsor, CT. Her death date is not known. On 17 May 1702 he married (2) Mahitable Danks, the widow of John Harris and daughter of Robert Danks and his wife Elizabeth Swift. Before his death John Sacket had moved to Westfield, Mass. The children of John and Deborah were: John Sacket, born 3 March 1688 Abigail Sacket, born 16 October, 1690 Daniel Sacket, born 14 August 1693 Daivid Sacket, born 7 July 1696 Benjamin Sacket, born 31 October 1698 Deborah Sacket, born 16 November 1701 The children of John and Mahitable were: Isaac Sacket, born 14 February 1703 Ezra Sacket, born 1704 Israel Sacket, born 6 March 1706 ELIAKIM SACKET, born 12 March 1712 Mary Sacket, born 5 March 1715

Generation # 6 ELIAKIM SACKETT, born 12 March 1712 in Westfield, Mass. He died in 1764 in Westfield. He married Bethseda Fowler, 5 July 1738. She was born in 1717, to Samuel Fowler and his wife Maria Root. Her death date is not known. Their children were: Eliakim Sacket, Jr. born 32 November 1739, died26 August 1758, unmarried Rhoda Sacket, born 21 December 1740, married Josiah Ashley Mercy Sacket, born 25 November 1742, married oliver Weller Justice Sacket, born 14 October 1745 Stephen Sacket, born 23 May 1748,died 1830, married Eunice Ross Ezra Sacket, born 15 November 1750, died 1834, married Lydia Lovering, 14 Feb. 1779 of Ipswich She was born 1751 PLINY SACKETT, born 24 May 1753, Married Elizabeth Kellogg, April 1780. He moved to Southwich, MA, and is buried in the old cemetery there. Elizabeth is buried along side of him. Eunice Sacket, born 19 February 1756 , married Israel Sackett Sarah Sacket, born 29 August 1758, Married Elna Hoyt Molly Sacket, born 23 November 1761

Generation # 7 PLINY SACKETT, born 24 May 1753 Westfield Mass. His death date not known. Married Elizabeth Kellogg, April 1780. Her birth or death date are not known. Their children were: Royal Sacket. no date of birth given PLINY SACKETT, no birth date given. Died in 1853 Electa Sacket, no date of birth given

Generation # 8 PLINY SACKETT, Born 17 ?- 1853, of Southwick, Mass. He also lived in Boston Center, Erie County, N.Y., and Berien County, Mich. Died 1853. He married Nancy Bartlett in1814, daughter of Christopher Bartlett. "The family removed from Boston Center, N.Y., to Berien County, Mich in1838, shipping their household goods by water from Buffalo to Chicago, and transporting them thence in wagon to Berien Co., Mich, where Mrs. Sacket died in 1841. Their children were: Israel, born 1815. Died 1848 Married Hannah Aldridge Isaac, born 1817. Died 1856 Samuel, born 1819. Died in 1838, unmarried Maryette, born in 1821. married Hiram Roodrich Edwin, born in1823. Died in 1896. Married Elizabeth Hall Chauncy, born in 1826. Died in 1890 Married Widow Miles KIRTLAND SACKETT, born in 10 April 1831 in Boston Center, Erie County N.Y.  

Generation # 9 KIRTLAND SACKETT, born 10 April 1831 at Boston Center, Erie County, N.Y. "He accompanied his parents to Berien County, Mich., in 1838. When well advanced in his "teens" he went to Niles, Mich., and there served an apprenticeship as a wheelwright. He subsequently worked at his trade in Chicago, Ottawa, and Peru in Ill., and at St. Louis and Weston in Missouri. In 1851 he engaged in the wagon making business on his own account at St. Joseph, Mo., making a specialty of fitting out trains for emigrant parties who were taking the overland route to the Pacific slope. With his own teams and wagons, he joined one of these companies, consisting of 33 men, one woman and one child, and journeyed with them through Indian country, over the Salt Lake route, down the Humbolt, up Carson, and over the mountains to Lake Tahoe, reaching Sacramento in the month of August." "There, after trying his hand at mining, he again engaged in wagon making, but soon removed to Napa, Cal., where, he settled down to a life of a farmer, at which occupation he, in 1906, was still engaged." He died 23 October 1908 in Napa, CA Kirtland married Nancy Henery on 5 November 1861 in Napa, CA., daughter of Samuel Henery. She was born on 3 April 1856. Their children were: Hattie Edith, born on 13 August 1862 Lena Died 24 Oct. 1863 (1 day) George Kirtland, born on 27 May 1866 ELLA SACKETT, born on 21 June 1868, Napa, CA Mary Jane, died on 24 March 1869 ( 4 years, 5 months, 20 days) Samuel Henry, born on 31 March 1870 Charles Pickie, born on 25 February 1872 Margaret, born on 11 July 1875

Obtuary of Mrs Kirtland Sackett-

The Napa Daily Register
DEATH; ANGEL
Mrs. Kirtland Sackett Passes
Away at Home of Her Son,
Charles, in San Francisco
Tuesday Night.
(From Wednesday's Daily. 1920)
At an early hour today a telephone message from San Francisco conveyed to Mrs. W. W. Imrie of this city news of the death of her mother, Mrs. Kirtland Sackett. She had for some time been stopping with her son, Charles, and family out in Sunset District, San Francisco, and though in failing health there was no intimation when she retired Tuesday that she would be summoned to her eternal rest before another day dawned. But such was to be the case members of the family were not made aware of their sad loss until they found her this morning peacefully sleeping her last sleep.
Mrs. Sackett was a native of Steubenville, Ohio. She came from that place to Napa with the late Mrs.W.K. Salmon in1861. She was in the 84th year of her age. Her husband, one of the leading agriculturists of this valley, passed away some ten years ago.
Mrs. Sackett was one of the last of the few old and much-loved pioneer women to be called from a blameless life here to the spirit land. Her name is one of the first in the list of members of the Presbyterian church of Napa. She was steadfast in the faith. gentle in spirit, ministering ever to comfort and happiness of those around her and blessing every life she touched.Surviving her are these children: Mrs. Hattie Koster, Mrs. Ella Skinner,
Mrs. W.W. Imrie, George Sackett, Samuel Sackett, Charles Sackett;
also twenty-one grand children and four great grand children.
Mrs. Imrie went to the city on this afternoon's train
Remains of deceased will probably be brought to Napa for interment in
the family plot in Tulocay cemetery.

Obituary Mr Samual Henery, brother Mrs Kirtland Sackett-

NAPA DAILY REGISTER PAGE SEVEN
Death of Sam'1 Henery
The Stockton Record of December 6th contains the following account of the death of Samuel Henery, a brother of Mrs. Kirk Sackett of this city.
Mrs. Sackett went to Stockton the day following her brother's death:
"Samuel Henery, senior member of the dark & Henery Construction Company and one of Stockton's best known citizens, died in San Jose last night at 9:30 o'clock.
"While visiting his sister In the Garden City Thanksgiving week Mr. Henery was stricken with paralysis. The affliction gradually crept over him, his left side only being affected at first. He died without suffering pain. Ex-Mayor W. R. Clark, his business associate for many years, and his relatives were with him when the end came. During his illness eminent medical men were called to his bedside and everything possible was done to save his life.
"Samuel Henery was born in Steubenville, Jefferson county, Ohio,
June 24. 1842. His parents, Samuel Sr. and Elizabeth Henery, were both natives of Scotland. He was reared in Steubenville, where he learned the
machinist's trade. When the Civil War broke out he joined the ranks of the Union soldiers as a volunteer and was assigned to duty withCompany F, Eighty-fourth Ohio regiment. While with the regiment he was engaged in guarding Cumberland, Maryland. At the expiration of his term he
was discharged and returned to Steubenville, but after a few months
employment at his trade he re-enlisted, this time as an engineer in tha
Mississippi squadron.
"As an engineer Mr. Henery served on the Silver Lake, the Reindeer, the
Victory and finally the Grossbeak, "While with the Mississippi squadron
he was engaged in many battles on the Mississippi, Tennessee, White,
Arkansas, Cumberland and Ohio rivers. They silenced rebel batteries on
all of these streams.'Among the principal fights in which he participated
were those at Johnsonville, Tennesse, where they defeated three gunboats
and several steamers, and at Nashville when Thomas whipped Hood, the navy
doing valiant service.
"At the close of the war Mr. Hennery returned to Steubenville awaiting orders, and after three months he was mustered out. He started for California in April, 1866, sailing from New York via Nicaragua, and arrived in San Francisco May 18. 1866. After a couple of months at Napa he engaged in putting the engines in the Cora, an old Stockten built boat. He then accepted a position as engineer of the Washoe, an old boat doing ferry service between San Francisco and Oakland. Later Mr. Henery went to the Colorado river and engaged as chief
engineer of the company operating boats on the river between Fort Mojave and Port Isabel at the head of the Gulf of California. After serving n that capacity for six and a halt years he returned to San Francisco and became chief engineer of the California Navigation Company, operating between Stockton and the bay. He was known as Captain Henery for
many years.
"Later Mr. Henery became associated with ex-Mayor William R. Clark in the street contracting business, the firm being known as Clark & Henery. The business grew and the operations of the Company quickly spread to various parts of California. The firm opened offices in Sacramento and paved many miles of street in the Capital City Clark & Henery also reached into Oregon and secured many big contracts for asphalt work.
About sixteen years ago Clark & Hennery erected the three-story building
which bears their name at the northeast corner of Market and Sutter streets. Subsequently W. R. Clark secured the southeast corner and erected Hotel Clark. Mr. Henery secured all of the stock in the Physcians' Building on the southwest corner, so that between the two partners they became possessed of three of the four street corners.
"Samuel Henery was a Past Commander of Rawlins" Post, G. A. R.;
and a member of San Joaquin Lodge, No. 19, F. and A. M., and of Stockton
Commandery No. 8, Knights Templar. Mr. Henery was also a member of
Stockton Lodge No. 218, B. P. 0. E.” He leaves a widow, one brother
and three sisters in California.

Generation # 10 ELLA SACKETT, Ella was born 21 June 1868 in Napa, CA. She died on 17 October 1941 in Jordan Valley, OR. Buried in Caldwell, ID She married William Silas Skinner, on 11 November 1891 in Napa, Ca. William Silas Skinner, was born on 8 May 1871 at Ruby City, OR. Died on 1 March 1960 in Jordan Valley, OR. Buried in Caldwell, ID For a short time they lived In Napa, CA. Later they moved to Jordan Valley, OR. and lived on the Skinner "Goose Ranch."               8/23/99