I have been asked by a young woman who is one of the R.E. agents I manage, to have her bridal party prepare for her beach wedding at my home on Saturday. I couldn't say no, and have sadly cancelled my hotel reservations. I'll certainly be with you in spirit! Anxious to hear where and when the next reunion is! Have a fabulous celebration of family! Hope someone is going to take and share lots of photos. Warmly, Kate Visser Sent from my iPad On Sep 15, 2012, at 2:59 PM, <slp3000gt@cox.net> wrote: > Hi Everyone, > > This is a message to all of you who are flying in for the reunion. I thought I should give you some directions to get to the hotel from the airport as the hotel is not near the airport. > > These directions are for those attendees who are flying into the Hartford/Springfield airport also known as Bradley International or BDL which is located in Windsor Locks, CT. > > From the rental car area you would proceed to Route 20 East which is locally called the Bradley Connector. It is a direct connection between the airport and the major local highway which is Route I-91. > > When you get to I-91 drive NORTH towards Springfield, MA. (You will be getting onto the highway from Route 20 at Exit 40 and for a reference point, Exit 49 will be the last exit in Connecticut before you enter Massachusetts). > > After you enter Massachusetts, stay on Route 91 and you will see downtown Springfield on your right. You will stay on Route 91 until you get to EXIT 14 which is the entrance to the Mass Turnpike (Route 90). > > The Mass Turnpike is a toll road, but even though you will get a ticket at the toll booth, there is no charge to travel on the Pike between Springfield and Westfield. Go WEST on the Mass Pike until you get to EXIT 3 in Westfield and get off there. Don’t miss that exit as the next exit is about 1 hour away in Lee Massachusetts!!! When you get off the exit proceed directly across to the Holiday Inn Express. > > If you are bringing a GPS and want to plug in the hotel address, it is: 39 Southampton Rd. Westfield, MA 01085. > > If you are traveling and get lost, the hotel number is: 413-564-6900. > > If you want to call me for directions when you arrive, my cell number is: 860-830-3743. > > I will be checking into the hotel Wednesday afternoon so I will be there Wednesday evening as will Deb and Steve. > > Looking forward to seeing you all!! > > Sharon > > > ------------------------------- > The Sackett Family Association website is at http://www.sackettfamily.info/. > > To contact the Sackett List Admin, send a message to SACKETT-admin@rootsweb.com. > > See list information and search the archives at http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/index/surname/s/sackett.html > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SACKETT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi Everyone, This is a message to all of you who are flying in for the reunion. I thought I should give you some directions to get to the hotel from the airport as the hotel is not near the airport. These directions are for those attendees who are flying into the Hartford/Springfield airport also known as Bradley International or BDL which is located in Windsor Locks, CT. >From the rental car area you would proceed to Route 20 East which is locally called the Bradley Connector. It is a direct connection between the airport and the major local highway which is Route I-91. When you get to I-91 drive NORTH towards Springfield, MA. (You will be getting onto the highway from Route 20 at Exit 40 and for a reference point, Exit 49 will be the last exit in Connecticut before you enter Massachusetts). After you enter Massachusetts, stay on Route 91 and you will see downtown Springfield on your right. You will stay on Route 91 until you get to EXIT 14 which is the entrance to the Mass Turnpike (Route 90). The Mass Turnpike is a toll road, but even though you will get a ticket at the toll booth, there is no charge to travel on the Pike between Springfield and Westfield. Go WEST on the Mass Pike until you get to EXIT 3 in Westfield and get off there. Don’t miss that exit as the next exit is about 1 hour away in Lee Massachusetts!!! When you get off the exit proceed directly across to the Holiday Inn Express. If you are bringing a GPS and want to plug in the hotel address, it is: 39 Southampton Rd. Westfield, MA 01085. If you are traveling and get lost, the hotel number is: 413-564-6900. If you want to call me for directions when you arrive, my cell number is: 860-830-3743. I will be checking into the hotel Wednesday afternoon so I will be there Wednesday evening as will Deb and Steve. Looking forward to seeing you all!! Sharon

Welcome Diane, member #380! I was pleased to welcome your brother Steve, just a few weeks ago. The Sackett Family Association's motto: Research, Share, Preserve are certainly what we are all about. From your note to Jean I saw that you had mentioned your father and his research - that of courthouse visits and microfilms. That's still a part of genealogy, but the internet with all it's good points and bad, has made connecting to families so amazing! I am so glad that you and Steve found us! This is a great group of people, and I would like to welcome you to our group! Debbie Barbee TSFA President

Debbie.... Thank you so much for writing. Our little Sackett family, always said that we are so few in number. It's wonderful to know that we have a larger family. My dad would be very pleased to know of all the Sacketts, scattered, literally, around the globe! I guess we are the "southern" branch-ha. The format of the website is extremely easy to use and full of information. I've never seen anything like it. It is fun to read and I learn something new every time I visit. Thank YOU, for all the time and effort you have spent to help make The Sackett Association what it is. Diane ----- Original Message ----- From: <dkbarbee@juno.com> To: <sackett@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2012 8:14 AM Subject: [SACKETT] Welcome new member Diane S. Touzet Welcome Diane, member #380! I was pleased to welcome your brother Steve, just a few weeks ago. The Sackett Family Association's motto: Research, Share, Preserve are certainly what we are all about. From your note to Jean I saw that you had mentioned your father and his research - that of courthouse visits and microfilms. That's still a part of genealogy, but the internet with all it's good points and bad, has made connecting to families so amazing! I am so glad that you and Steve found us! This is a great group of people, and I would like to welcome you to our group! Debbie Barbee TSFA President ------------------------------- The Sackett Family Association website is at http://www.sackettfamily.info/. To contact the Sackett List Admin, send a message to SACKETT-admin@rootsweb.com. See list information and search the archives at http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/index/surname/s/sackett.html ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SACKETT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi Everyone, As part of the Saturday morning 9/22 reunion agenda, Mr. Stuart Strothman will be talking to our group regarding Sackett New England history and his book entitled “Sackett”. He has just forwarded some information to me and I am passing it along to all of you for your information. His new novel, Sackett, has just become available online at http://sackettbook.com. On going to the website, I noticed that under the Title “Praise for Sackett”, there are reviews of the book from several notables including our Thurmon King. If interested, he will be bringing the books to the reunion and I believe he said there will be a lower price than that on line. Sharon Powalka Co-Convener Sackett Reunion 2012

The Sackett Family Association website sackettfamily.info has been updated with the following new and revised pages: • New members 374 Steve Sackett, 375 Margaret "Peg" Eddy, 376 Mildred Smith, 377 Lyle Brelsford, 378 Charles "Chuck" Desler, 379 William Kimbrough • Added Marriages from the New York Evening Post, 1801–1890 (14) • Added Ontario, Canada, births (54) This message is also posted on the Association blog at http://thesackettfamilyassociationblog.blogspot.com/ Chris Sackett TSFA Webmaster

Thurmon, Thank you so much for your input, I appreciate your thorough approach! Don and I look forward to seeing you again in Westfield. Glenna On Sep 1, 2012, at 12:16 AM, Thurmon wrote: > Glenna, > > I agree that the Jonathan Sackett who married Lucinda/Lucinday Plumb was the > father of sons, Daniel, Gad/James, and Isaac. However, I believe that > Jonathan died, or divorced/deserted, Lucinda after Isaac was born. There are > three reasons for this belief. > > 1) According to Weygant, a Rev. Baldwin was a guardian for Gad and renamed > him James. There would have been no reason for Rev. Baldwin to have been his > guardian if Jonathan Sackett was still involved with the family. > > 2) In her 1839 letter to James, his mother, Lucinda, says; "Isaac is Married > and has a large family he is poor and has to work very hard for a living. I > dont feel as though I could make it my home with him to be one more on his > hands I have always lived out in some family until I am worn out with hard > work. I am now with my Sister your Aunt Susan. I presume you do not remember > any of your relations, this Sister I am with is all I have living now." This > indicates that Lucinda had been living in other households, working as a > servant for years. She was now living with her sister, Susan. This indicates > that Jonathan was not involved with her, probably dead. Lucinda's sister > Susan presents a little problem. The records I have found for the family of > John Still Plumb, has Joel and Lucinda listed, but no daughter named Susan. > There was Elizabeth, b. 1775, Frances, b. 1782 and Sarah, b. 1790. It is > possible that Sarah was known as Susan. > > Thus far, I have found nothing to indicate who the parents of Jonathan > Sackett, husband of Lucinda Plumb, might have been. > > 3) When Lucinda wrote the 1839 letter, she was living in New Haven, not > Milford where "old" Mrs. Jonathan Sackett died. > > Now, concerning the Jonathan Sackett who died in Milford in 1849; I have > seen his age at death given as 85, 87, 88, and 89. He is listed in the > census as a resident of Milford in 1820 and 1830. I haven't been able to > find him listed in the 1840 census. In 1820, he and his wife are listed as > age 45+ [born before 1775]. In the 1830 census they are both listed as age > 60-70 [born 1760-1770]. The age of his wife does not match that of Lucinda > (Plumb) Sackett. > > So, who was the Jonathan Sackett in Milford, CT? See: > http://www.sackettfamily.info/g6/p6563.htm > http://sackettfamily.info/tekdatabase/g7/p7068.htm > See also: The abstract of William Sackett's will at: > http://sackettfamily.info/tekdatabase/g7/p7045.htm > > Chris has a bit more information for him than I had in the database. > However, I have added some census information for Jonathan and his brother > Daniel who was in Milford, CT before Jonathan arrived. In 1800 and 1810, > Jonathan was living in Newtown, Queens, NY: > > 1800 > NEW YORK > QUEENS > NEWTOWN > Series: M32 Roll: 25 Page: 62 > SACKET, JONATHAN > Census: 210 10 - 110 11 > > Sackett, Jonathan > 1810 > NEW YORK > QUEENS > NEWTOWN > Series: M252 Roll: 34 Page: 150 > Census: 302 01 - 111 10 > > Sackett, Jonathan > 1820 > CONNECTICUT > NEW HAVEN > MILFORD > Series: M33 Roll: 3 Page: 119 > Census: 000 001 - 000 01 > > Sackett, Daniel > 1820 > CONNECTICUT > NEW HAVEN > MILFORD > Series: M33 Roll: 3 Page: 121 > Census: 110 001 - 000 01 > Daniel and his wife, Martha Green had no children so it is not clear who the > two young males are. > > Jonathan's brother, Daniel, died in 1822 in Milford so his widow Martha is > listed in 1830 and 1840: > > 1830 > Sackett, Martha > Year: 1830; State: CT; County: New Haven; Township: Milford > Roll: M19_9 Page: 287 > Census: 000 000 000 000 0 - 000 000 100 100 0 > > Sackett, Jonathan > Year: 1830; State: CT; County: New Haven; Township: Milford > Roll: M19_9 Page: 293 > Census: 000 000 001 000 0 - 000 000 001 000 0 > > 1840 > Sacket, Martha > Year: 1840; State: CT; County: New Haven; Township: Milford > Roll: M704_28 Page: 289 > Census: 000 000 000 000 0 - 000 000 000 010 0 > > As stated above, I was not able to find Jonathan in the 1840 census. > However, it appears that it was his wife, Sarah (Banks) Sackett who died in > 1842 and Jonathan died in 1849. Both in Milford, New Haven, CT. > ------ > May 25, 1849 Boston Evening Transcript, Massachusetts > Deaths > At Milford, Mr. Jonathan Sackett, a revolutionary soldier, 89 [possibly a > transcription error]. > ------ > http://www.sackettfamily.info/g6/p6563.htm > > "Historical Newspapers, Birth, Marriage, & Death Announcements, 1851–2003", > digital image, Ancestry.com (http://search.ancestry.co.uk), Hartford Daily > Courant, Hartford, Ct, 23 May 1849, "Deaths—At Milford, Mr. Jonathan > Sackett, aged 88—a revolutionary soldier." > > Jonathan Sackett was born 22 Sep 1761. Subtracting 1761 from 1849 gives 88 > years. However, I saw one record that gives his date of death as 18 May 1849 > with the 23 and 25 May being the publication date of the newspapers named. > That calculates to him being age 87 years, 7 months, 26-31 days, at the time > of his death. He had lived 87 years and could have been considered as being > in his 88th year. > > Thurmon > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Glenna Hertzler" <ghertzl@sbcglobal.net> > To: <sackett@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2012 11:16 AM > Subject: [SACKETT] Jonathan Sackett died 1798 > > > Jonathan Sackett ( -1798), s of John and Hannah (Smith)Sackett; > > m______________, 7 children > > (Jacobus, v7, p 1584) > > > > WHAT IF, > > We know that John and Hannah Smith married 29 November 1721. (TK database) > > So, they may have had a child born sometime in 1722? They do have a first > child named Jonathan. > > We know that Jonathan Sackett ( -1798) had a natural (illegitimate) > child born in 1766. He also had seven other children, the oldest birthdate > of the seven listed is 1767. > > We know that the name of the natural child’s mother was Mary Ford. (Families > of Ancient New Haven, vol 1, page 243, 247, War Service Records) > > Jonathan ( -1798) died when his natural child was 32 years old. > > I am going to give the natural child (born 1766), who to this point has no > assigned name, the name Jonathan after his father. > > I believe that it is possible that Jonathan, natural child, age 36 is the > same Jonathan Sackett who married Lucinda Plumb in 1802 when she was almost > 17 years old. (There is also a Jonathan Sackett in this area who died young > who could be a possible father of three children who died? but I believe he > was only 17 when he died.) > > Sometime soon after the 1802 marriage Jonathan and Lucinda had a male child > (Daniel) and 10 months later in 1804 another male child whom they named Gad. > And by 1806 a third male child named Isaac. For whatever reason the father > Jonathan seems to not have supported the mother and three young boys. So, > the middle child Gad was bound out to a Baldwin family to raise. Lucinda was > still living but must have been deserted/divorced from her husband if he was > still living? > > The Baldwins changed Gad’s name to James. There are no official records for > this but we do have a handwritten family note stating this fact. (See TK’s > database, M 205, James Sacket) > > After some time with the Baldwins it appears that (Gad) James ended up > living with perhaps a Sackett relative (named Joel?) in New York State. The > handed down family story is that in the year 1819 some sea captains came by > the home where he was and offered him the job of helping them go west to > Illinois. (Gad) James was 15 years old at the time and it was said that his > “Dad” didn’t like letting him go but felt that there was more opportunity in > going west. > > Lucinda Sackett had no contact with (Gad) James until 35 years later in > 1839. According to her letter of that date both her other sons, Daniel and > Isaac, lived near her in New Haven. > > James began to look back East for his family. He wrote a letter to Daniel > who never answered. (Later James found out that Daniel could not write.) > > James also wrote to his Uncle Joel who did write? Or Joel was in touch with > Lucinda, and Lucinda saw the letter and was confused and upset about what > Joel had said about her?In 1839 James received a letter from his mother, > Lucinda Sackett, in which she introduced herself, talked about his brothers > and asked for a response. > > Then what happened? > > Connecticut Private Records, New Haven Co, Deaths & Marriages, 1826-1883; > “old” Mrs. Jonathan Sackett, d Dec 1, 1842. > > Daniel and Isaac and their families moved to Illinois about 1842. > > Our Lucinda would have been; 57 years old, if? > > b July 22, 1785 d Dec 1, 1842 > > Jonathan Sackett was born ca 1764 and died Milford 18 May 1849 ae 85, “New > Haven Daily Register” says he was a Revolutionary War soldier and died in > Milford. He married 25 June 1802 (MC1) Lucinda Plumb dau of John Still > Plumb. > > With this information I am proposing that the grandfather of James Sacket, > born 1804 ( Sackett Family DNA Project; New Haven Chart 2), is previously > identified as Jonathan Sackett (M33160) who died 1798 for our Sackett Family > records, and that his “natural” child, born 1766, (mother Mary Ford) is the > Jonathan Sacket who married Lucinda Plumb, 25 June, 1802 and were parents of > Daniel Sacket born 1803, James born 1804, and Isaac born 1806. > > Looks like; > > 1. John & Hannah Smith Sackett > > 2. Jonathan d 1798 m Miss________ > > 3. Jonathan, b 1766 > > 4. Gad renamed James b 1804 > > 5. James b 1837 > > 6. Will b 1868 and brother Josiah b 1880 > > 7. Claude b 1900 and cousin Viola b 1915 > > > > Will this “fly” with any Sackett researchers? > > Glenna Hertzler > > ------------------------------- > The Sackett Family Association website is at http://www.sackettfamily.info/. > > To contact the Sackett List Admin, send a message to SACKETT-admin@rootsweb.com. > > See list information and search the archives at http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/index/surname/s/sackett.html > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SACKETT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Glenna, I agree that the Jonathan Sackett who married Lucinda/Lucinday Plumb was the father of sons, Daniel, Gad/James, and Isaac. However, I believe that Jonathan died, or divorced/deserted, Lucinda after Isaac was born. There are three reasons for this belief. 1) According to Weygant, a Rev. Baldwin was a guardian for Gad and renamed him James. There would have been no reason for Rev. Baldwin to have been his guardian if Jonathan Sackett was still involved with the family. 2) In her 1839 letter to James, his mother, Lucinda, says; "Isaac is Married and has a large family he is poor and has to work very hard for a living. I dont feel as though I could make it my home with him to be one more on his hands I have always lived out in some family until I am worn out with hard work. I am now with my Sister your Aunt Susan. I presume you do not remember any of your relations, this Sister I am with is all I have living now." This indicates that Lucinda had been living in other households, working as a servant for years. She was now living with her sister, Susan. This indicates that Jonathan was not involved with her, probably dead. Lucinda's sister Susan presents a little problem. The records I have found for the family of John Still Plumb, has Joel and Lucinda listed, but no daughter named Susan. There was Elizabeth, b. 1775, Frances, b. 1782 and Sarah, b. 1790. It is possible that Sarah was known as Susan. Thus far, I have found nothing to indicate who the parents of Jonathan Sackett, husband of Lucinda Plumb, might have been. 3) When Lucinda wrote the 1839 letter, she was living in New Haven, not Milford where "old" Mrs. Jonathan Sackett died. Now, concerning the Jonathan Sackett who died in Milford in 1849; I have seen his age at death given as 85, 87, 88, and 89. He is listed in the census as a resident of Milford in 1820 and 1830. I haven't been able to find him listed in the 1840 census. In 1820, he and his wife are listed as age 45+ [born before 1775]. In the 1830 census they are both listed as age 60-70 [born 1760-1770]. The age of his wife does not match that of Lucinda (Plumb) Sackett. So, who was the Jonathan Sackett in Milford, CT? See: http://www.sackettfamily.info/g6/p6563.htm http://sackettfamily.info/tekdatabase/g7/p7068.htm See also: The abstract of William Sackett's will at: http://sackettfamily.info/tekdatabase/g7/p7045.htm Chris has a bit more information for him than I had in the database. However, I have added some census information for Jonathan and his brother Daniel who was in Milford, CT before Jonathan arrived. In 1800 and 1810, Jonathan was living in Newtown, Queens, NY: 1800 > NEW YORK > QUEENS > NEWTOWN Series: M32 Roll: 25 Page: 62 SACKET, JONATHAN Census: 210 10 - 110 11 Sackett, Jonathan 1810 > NEW YORK > QUEENS > NEWTOWN Series: M252 Roll: 34 Page: 150 Census: 302 01 - 111 10 Sackett, Jonathan 1820 > CONNECTICUT > NEW HAVEN > MILFORD Series: M33 Roll: 3 Page: 119 Census: 000 001 - 000 01 Sackett, Daniel 1820 > CONNECTICUT > NEW HAVEN > MILFORD Series: M33 Roll: 3 Page: 121 Census: 110 001 - 000 01 Daniel and his wife, Martha Green had no children so it is not clear who the two young males are. Jonathan's brother, Daniel, died in 1822 in Milford so his widow Martha is listed in 1830 and 1840: 1830 Sackett, Martha Year: 1830; State: CT; County: New Haven; Township: Milford Roll: M19_9 Page: 287 Census: 000 000 000 000 0 - 000 000 100 100 0 Sackett, Jonathan Year: 1830; State: CT; County: New Haven; Township: Milford Roll: M19_9 Page: 293 Census: 000 000 001 000 0 - 000 000 001 000 0 1840 Sacket, Martha Year: 1840; State: CT; County: New Haven; Township: Milford Roll: M704_28 Page: 289 Census: 000 000 000 000 0 - 000 000 000 010 0 As stated above, I was not able to find Jonathan in the 1840 census. However, it appears that it was his wife, Sarah (Banks) Sackett who died in 1842 and Jonathan died in 1849. Both in Milford, New Haven, CT. ------ May 25, 1849 Boston Evening Transcript, Massachusetts Deaths At Milford, Mr. Jonathan Sackett, a revolutionary soldier, 89 [possibly a transcription error]. ------ http://www.sackettfamily.info/g6/p6563.htm "Historical Newspapers, Birth, Marriage, & Death Announcements, 1851–2003", digital image, Ancestry.com (http://search.ancestry.co.uk), Hartford Daily Courant, Hartford, Ct, 23 May 1849, "Deaths—At Milford, Mr. Jonathan Sackett, aged 88—a revolutionary soldier." Jonathan Sackett was born 22 Sep 1761. Subtracting 1761 from 1849 gives 88 years. However, I saw one record that gives his date of death as 18 May 1849 with the 23 and 25 May being the publication date of the newspapers named. That calculates to him being age 87 years, 7 months, 26-31 days, at the time of his death. He had lived 87 years and could have been considered as being in his 88th year. Thurmon ----- Original Message ----- From: "Glenna Hertzler" <ghertzl@sbcglobal.net> To: <sackett@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2012 11:16 AM Subject: [SACKETT] Jonathan Sackett died 1798 Jonathan Sackett ( -1798), s of John and Hannah (Smith)Sackett; m______________, 7 children (Jacobus, v7, p 1584) WHAT IF, We know that John and Hannah Smith married 29 November 1721. (TK database) So, they may have had a child born sometime in 1722? They do have a first child named Jonathan. We know that Jonathan Sackett ( -1798) had a natural (illegitimate) child born in 1766. He also had seven other children, the oldest birthdate of the seven listed is 1767. We know that the name of the natural child’s mother was Mary Ford. (Families of Ancient New Haven, vol 1, page 243, 247, War Service Records) Jonathan ( -1798) died when his natural child was 32 years old. I am going to give the natural child (born 1766), who to this point has no assigned name, the name Jonathan after his father. I believe that it is possible that Jonathan, natural child, age 36 is the same Jonathan Sackett who married Lucinda Plumb in 1802 when she was almost 17 years old. (There is also a Jonathan Sackett in this area who died young who could be a possible father of three children who died? but I believe he was only 17 when he died.) Sometime soon after the 1802 marriage Jonathan and Lucinda had a male child (Daniel) and 10 months later in 1804 another male child whom they named Gad. And by 1806 a third male child named Isaac. For whatever reason the father Jonathan seems to not have supported the mother and three young boys. So, the middle child Gad was bound out to a Baldwin family to raise. Lucinda was still living but must have been deserted/divorced from her husband if he was still living? The Baldwins changed Gad’s name to James. There are no official records for this but we do have a handwritten family note stating this fact. (See TK’s database, M 205, James Sacket) After some time with the Baldwins it appears that (Gad) James ended up living with perhaps a Sackett relative (named Joel?) in New York State. The handed down family story is that in the year 1819 some sea captains came by the home where he was and offered him the job of helping them go west to Illinois. (Gad) James was 15 years old at the time and it was said that his “Dad” didn’t like letting him go but felt that there was more opportunity in going west. Lucinda Sackett had no contact with (Gad) James until 35 years later in 1839. According to her letter of that date both her other sons, Daniel and Isaac, lived near her in New Haven. James began to look back East for his family. He wrote a letter to Daniel who never answered. (Later James found out that Daniel could not write.) James also wrote to his Uncle Joel who did write? Or Joel was in touch with Lucinda, and Lucinda saw the letter and was confused and upset about what Joel had said about her?In 1839 James received a letter from his mother, Lucinda Sackett, in which she introduced herself, talked about his brothers and asked for a response. Then what happened? Connecticut Private Records, New Haven Co, Deaths & Marriages, 1826-1883; “old” Mrs. Jonathan Sackett, d Dec 1, 1842. Daniel and Isaac and their families moved to Illinois about 1842. Our Lucinda would have been; 57 years old, if? b July 22, 1785 d Dec 1, 1842 Jonathan Sackett was born ca 1764 and died Milford 18 May 1849 ae 85, “New Haven Daily Register” says he was a Revolutionary War soldier and died in Milford. He married 25 June 1802 (MC1) Lucinda Plumb dau of John Still Plumb. With this information I am proposing that the grandfather of James Sacket, born 1804 ( Sackett Family DNA Project; New Haven Chart 2), is previously identified as Jonathan Sackett (M33160) who died 1798 for our Sackett Family records, and that his “natural” child, born 1766, (mother Mary Ford) is the Jonathan Sacket who married Lucinda Plumb, 25 June, 1802 and were parents of Daniel Sacket born 1803, James born 1804, and Isaac born 1806. Looks like; 1. John & Hannah Smith Sackett 2. Jonathan d 1798 m Miss________ 3. Jonathan, b 1766 4. Gad renamed James b 1804 5. James b 1837 6. Will b 1868 and brother Josiah b 1880 7. Claude b 1900 and cousin Viola b 1915 Will this “fly” with any Sackett researchers? Glenna Hertzler

Hi Jean, My intent was to raise awareness of this Jonathan to others who may have possible connections. I do accept that it is a tentative conclusion. Perhaps someone reading will know of my elusive Jonathan who married Lucinda Plumb in 1802. See you at the Reunion. Glenna On Aug 29, 2012, at 9:37 PM, J CARPENTER wrote: > Glenna, > It sounds plausible enough to me to be recorded in our research, as long as it is flagged as a tentative conclusion. I think it's always valuable to have carefully thought-out scenarios available for further research. Who knows--someday we may find enough evidence for a full proof. > Jean > > On Aug 28, 2012, at 2:16 PM, Glenna Hertzler wrote: > >> Jonathan Sackett ( -1798), s of John and Hannah (Smith)Sackett; >> >> m______________, 7 children >> >> (Jacobus, v7, p 1584) >> >> >> >> WHAT IF, >> >> We know that John and Hannah Smith married 29 November 1721. (TK database) >> >> So, they may have had a child born sometime in 1722? They do have a first child named Jonathan. >> >> We know that Jonathan Sackett ( -1798) had a natural (illegitimate) child born in 1766. He also had seven other children, the oldest birthdate of the seven listed is 1767. >> >> We know that the name of the natural child’s mother was Mary Ford. (Families of Ancient New Haven, vol 1, page 243, 247, War Service Records) >> >> Jonathan ( -1798) died when his natural child was 32 years old. >> >> I am going to give the natural child (born 1766), who to this point has no assigned name, the name Jonathan after his father. >> >> I believe that it is possible that Jonathan, natural child, age 36 is the same Jonathan Sackett who married Lucinda Plumb in 1802 when she was almost 17 years old. (There is also a Jonathan Sackett in this area who died young who could be a possible father of three children who died? but I believe he was only 17 when he died.) >> >> Sometime soon after the 1802 marriage Jonathan and Lucinda had a male child (Daniel) and 10 months later in 1804 another male child whom they named Gad. And by 1806 a third male child named Isaac. For whatever reason the father Jonathan seems to not have supported the mother and three young boys. So, the middle child Gad was bound out to a Baldwin family to raise. Lucinda was still living but must have been deserted/divorced from her husband if he was still living? >> >> The Baldwins changed Gad’s name to James. There are no official records for this but we do have a handwritten family note stating this fact. (See TK’s database, M 205, James Sacket) >> >> After some time with the Baldwins it appears that (Gad) James ended up living with perhaps a Sackett relative (named Joel?) in New York State. The handed down family story is that in the year 1819 some sea captains came by the home where he was and offered him the job of helping them go west to Illinois. (Gad) James was 15 years old at the time and it was said that his “Dad” didn’t like letting him go but felt that there was more opportunity in going west. >> >> Lucinda Sackett had no contact with (Gad) James until 35 years later in 1839. According to her letter of that date both her other sons, Daniel and Isaac, lived near her in New Haven. >> >> James began to look back East for his family. He wrote a letter to Daniel who never answered. (Later James found out that Daniel could not write.) >> >> James also wrote to his Uncle Joel who did write? Or Joel was in touch with Lucinda, and Lucinda saw the letter and was confused and upset about what Joel had said about her?In 1839 James received a letter from his mother, Lucinda Sackett, in which she introduced herself, talked about his brothers and asked for a response. >> >> Then what happened? >> >> Connecticut Private Records, New Haven Co, Deaths & Marriages, 1826-1883; “old” Mrs. Jonathan Sackett, d Dec 1, 1842. >> >> Daniel and Isaac and their families moved to Illinois about 1842. >> >> Our Lucinda would have been; 57 years old, if? >> >> b July 22, 1785 d Dec 1, 1842 >> >> Jonathan Sackett was born ca 1764 and died Milford 18 May 1849 ae 85, “New Haven Daily Register” says he was a Revolutionary War soldier and died in Milford. He married 25 June 1802 (MC1) Lucinda Plumb dau of John Still Plumb. >> >> With this information I am proposing that the grandfather of James Sacket, born 1804 ( Sackett Family DNA Project; New Haven Chart 2), is previously identified as Jonathan Sackett (M33160) who died 1798 for our Sackett Family records, and that his “natural” child, born 1766, (mother Mary Ford) is the Jonathan Sacket who married Lucinda Plumb, 25 June, 1802 and were parents of Daniel Sacket born 1803, James born 1804, and Isaac born 1806. >> >> Looks like; >> >> 1. John & Hannah Smith Sackett >> >> 2. Jonathan d 1798 m Miss________ >> >> 3. Jonathan, b 1766 >> >> 4. Gad renamed James b 1804 >> >> 5. James b 1837 >> >> 6. Will b 1868 and brother Josiah b 1880 >> >> 7. Claude b 1900 and cousin Viola b 1915 >> >> >> >> Will this “fly” with any Sackett researchers? >> >> Glenna Hertzler >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> The Sackett Family Association website is at http://www.sackettfamily.info/. >> >> To contact the Sackett List Admin, send a message to SACKETT-admin@rootsweb.com. >> >> See list information and search the archives at http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/index/surname/s/sackett.html >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SACKETT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > ------------------------------- > The Sackett Family Association website is at http://www.sackettfamily.info/. > > To contact the Sackett List Admin, send a message to SACKETT-admin@rootsweb.com. > > See list information and search the archives at http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/index/surname/s/sackett.html > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SACKETT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Glenna, It sounds plausible enough to me to be recorded in our research, as long as it is flagged as a tentative conclusion. I think it's always valuable to have carefully thought-out scenarios available for further research. Who knows--someday we may find enough evidence for a full proof. Jean On Aug 28, 2012, at 2:16 PM, Glenna Hertzler wrote: > Jonathan Sackett ( -1798), s of John and Hannah (Smith)Sackett; > > m______________, 7 children > > (Jacobus, v7, p 1584) > > > > WHAT IF, > > We know that John and Hannah Smith married 29 November 1721. (TK database) > > So, they may have had a child born sometime in 1722? They do have a first child named Jonathan. > > We know that Jonathan Sackett ( -1798) had a natural (illegitimate) child born in 1766. He also had seven other children, the oldest birthdate of the seven listed is 1767. > > We know that the name of the natural child’s mother was Mary Ford. (Families of Ancient New Haven, vol 1, page 243, 247, War Service Records) > > Jonathan ( -1798) died when his natural child was 32 years old. > > I am going to give the natural child (born 1766), who to this point has no assigned name, the name Jonathan after his father. > > I believe that it is possible that Jonathan, natural child, age 36 is the same Jonathan Sackett who married Lucinda Plumb in 1802 when she was almost 17 years old. (There is also a Jonathan Sackett in this area who died young who could be a possible father of three children who died? but I believe he was only 17 when he died.) > > Sometime soon after the 1802 marriage Jonathan and Lucinda had a male child (Daniel) and 10 months later in 1804 another male child whom they named Gad. And by 1806 a third male child named Isaac. For whatever reason the father Jonathan seems to not have supported the mother and three young boys. So, the middle child Gad was bound out to a Baldwin family to raise. Lucinda was still living but must have been deserted/divorced from her husband if he was still living? > > The Baldwins changed Gad’s name to James. There are no official records for this but we do have a handwritten family note stating this fact. (See TK’s database, M 205, James Sacket) > > After some time with the Baldwins it appears that (Gad) James ended up living with perhaps a Sackett relative (named Joel?) in New York State. The handed down family story is that in the year 1819 some sea captains came by the home where he was and offered him the job of helping them go west to Illinois. (Gad) James was 15 years old at the time and it was said that his “Dad” didn’t like letting him go but felt that there was more opportunity in going west. > > Lucinda Sackett had no contact with (Gad) James until 35 years later in 1839. According to her letter of that date both her other sons, Daniel and Isaac, lived near her in New Haven. > > James began to look back East for his family. He wrote a letter to Daniel who never answered. (Later James found out that Daniel could not write.) > > James also wrote to his Uncle Joel who did write? Or Joel was in touch with Lucinda, and Lucinda saw the letter and was confused and upset about what Joel had said about her?In 1839 James received a letter from his mother, Lucinda Sackett, in which she introduced herself, talked about his brothers and asked for a response. > > Then what happened? > > Connecticut Private Records, New Haven Co, Deaths & Marriages, 1826-1883; “old” Mrs. Jonathan Sackett, d Dec 1, 1842. > > Daniel and Isaac and their families moved to Illinois about 1842. > > Our Lucinda would have been; 57 years old, if? > > b July 22, 1785 d Dec 1, 1842 > > Jonathan Sackett was born ca 1764 and died Milford 18 May 1849 ae 85, “New Haven Daily Register” says he was a Revolutionary War soldier and died in Milford. He married 25 June 1802 (MC1) Lucinda Plumb dau of John Still Plumb. > > With this information I am proposing that the grandfather of James Sacket, born 1804 ( Sackett Family DNA Project; New Haven Chart 2), is previously identified as Jonathan Sackett (M33160) who died 1798 for our Sackett Family records, and that his “natural” child, born 1766, (mother Mary Ford) is the Jonathan Sacket who married Lucinda Plumb, 25 June, 1802 and were parents of Daniel Sacket born 1803, James born 1804, and Isaac born 1806. > > Looks like; > > 1. John & Hannah Smith Sackett > > 2. Jonathan d 1798 m Miss________ > > 3. Jonathan, b 1766 > > 4. Gad renamed James b 1804 > > 5. James b 1837 > > 6. Will b 1868 and brother Josiah b 1880 > > 7. Claude b 1900 and cousin Viola b 1915 > > > > Will this “fly” with any Sackett researchers? > > Glenna Hertzler > > > > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > The Sackett Family Association website is at http://www.sackettfamily.info/. > > To contact the Sackett List Admin, send a message to SACKETT-admin@rootsweb.com. > > See list information and search the archives at http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/index/surname/s/sackett.html > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SACKETT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

On 29 Aug 2012, at 15:33, Lester L. Sackett wrote: > ..., I obtained some information about the procedure for placing such a plaque from the Cambridge Historical Commission, a city agency, which must give its approval, and forwarded that information to the TSFA. Lester, Would you be able to send the information again? I have a recollection that the information may have gone to Tom Smith. I remember his saying that he had intended to follow up on the project, but had lost sight of it. > ... sister's genealogical materials and data? Although I was interested in her work, I was not closely involved, but I am trying to review it with the plan of donating family history and genealogy documents and other references to one or more libraries and societies. You may have this in mind already, but the NEHGS in Boston are always keen to take documents, etc. They mail their members frequently with reminders about this. My view is that it would make sense for all Sackett materials, when ready for deposit, to be placed in one depository. We could usefully discuss this at the reunion business meeting. If you are talking to NEHGS, it would be helpful to get any guidelines they may have on procedures for depositing materials. Regards, Chris

I live in Cambridge, MA, and along with my deceased sister, Mary Lou Sackett, helped with some arrangements for the 2006 reunion in Cambridge, at which the idea for the plaque for Simon Sackett to be placed in the Old Burial Ground in Cambridge was put forward. I agreed to be a local liaison for the effort, but not to take a leading role. Following the reunion, I obtained some information about the procedure for placing such a plaque from the Cambridge Historical Commission, a city agency, which must give its approval, and forwarded that information to the TSFA. Although there was interest in the idea, no one wanted to take the lead. As far as I know, this effort has had no further activity and is on indefinite hold unless someone wants to come forward to take the lead. I think it would be appropriate at the upcoming reunion to make a decision to either drop the idea or not. As long as I'm writing, I'll put out a request--Is there anyone in the eastern Massachusetts vicinity that might be willing to help me, mainly with advice, in dealing with my deceased sister's genealogical materials and data? Although I was interested in her work, I was not closely involved, but I am trying to review it with the plan of donating family history and genealogy documents and other references to one or more libraries and societies. _____________ Lester L. Sackett 137 Magazine St Cambridge, MA 02139 617-354-2645 llsackett@comcast.net On Aug 24, 2012, at 3:39 PM, dkbarbee@juno.com wrote: > Greetings all Sackett Family members! > > As you all are aware of by now, there is a Reunion in the works in less than a months time. Before you delete this as just another plug for the reunion please take a moment to consider the one action that affects ALL Sackett Family members: The business meeting that will take place on Saturday. > > For any organization to be successful the voices of all the members must be heard. This is your opportunity to bring forth ideas, questions, suggestions and yes, complaints. I have put together a tentative agenda, leaving out here all the necessary minutes, reports from the different committees etc. What is left is simply the OLD and NEW Business. > > OLD BUSINESS: Plaque for Simon Sackett to be placed at the Old Burying Ground in Cambridge, MA. This topic has been hanging out since the Cambridge Reunion in 2006. If anyone has information about where we are with this, please either forward it to me or someone that will be attending the business meeting. If nothing has happened, or if there is no longer any interest, I suggest we figure out if this is still something that we are interested in doing. > > NEW BUSINESS: The next SACKETT REUNION Any ideas, suggestions, volunteers? > > In the past we have chosen sites that were 1) important Sackett Sites 2006 - Cambridge, MA (originally Newtown, MA, of which Simon was a founder) > 2008 - Thanet, England , Simon Sackett came from here > 2009 - Portland, OR, Sackett History > 2012 - Westfield, MA, home to many Sackett ancestors > 2) close to research facilities 2003 - Salt Lake City (library) > 2004 - Salt Lake City (library) > 2006 - Cambridge (NEHGS facility) > 2007 - Ft. Wayne, IND (library) > 3) piggy backed to other genealogical meetings > 2006 - Cambridge, MA > CEMETERY RESTORATION. Is there any interest in this? An example is this. In the Warren Cemetery there was a stone for Reuben Sackett. It was broken into pieces and I took a picture of it. Thurmon pieced my pictures together to make a complete picture. When you go there today the pieces are missing. The only way we know that it was there was my picture. I'm wondering if family groups would care to work together to get some sort of restoration project going for their own ancestors. The Association would only work as a framework to help to get individuals together and offer advice, as we gain it. > > MEMBERSHIP PARTICIPATION. How can we encourage our membership to take a more active part? > > OTHER - This is your chance to make a difference, help make our organization not just one that has an award winning web site and great people but one that really speaks for you. > > Hey, thanks for sticking with me through this note and I hope to either see you in September, or hear from you here at home. > > Debbie Barbee > TSFA President > > > > > ------------------------------- > The Sackett Family Association website is at http://www.sackettfamily.info/. > > To contact the Sackett List Admin, send a message to SACKETT-admin@rootsweb.com. > > See list information and search the archives at http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/index/surname/s/sackett.html > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SACKETT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Just in case this hasn't been put here..great volunteer site http://ma-vitalrecords.org

Jonathan Sackett ( -1798), s of John and Hannah (Smith)Sackett; m______________, 7 children (Jacobus, v7, p 1584) WHAT IF, We know that John and Hannah Smith married 29 November 1721. (TK database) So, they may have had a child born sometime in 1722? They do have a first child named Jonathan. We know that Jonathan Sackett ( -1798) had a natural (illegitimate) child born in 1766. He also had seven other children, the oldest birthdate of the seven listed is 1767. We know that the name of the natural child’s mother was Mary Ford. (Families of Ancient New Haven, vol 1, page 243, 247, War Service Records) Jonathan ( -1798) died when his natural child was 32 years old. I am going to give the natural child (born 1766), who to this point has no assigned name, the name Jonathan after his father. I believe that it is possible that Jonathan, natural child, age 36 is the same Jonathan Sackett who married Lucinda Plumb in 1802 when she was almost 17 years old. (There is also a Jonathan Sackett in this area who died young who could be a possible father of three children who died? but I believe he was only 17 when he died.) Sometime soon after the 1802 marriage Jonathan and Lucinda had a male child (Daniel) and 10 months later in 1804 another male child whom they named Gad. And by 1806 a third male child named Isaac. For whatever reason the father Jonathan seems to not have supported the mother and three young boys. So, the middle child Gad was bound out to a Baldwin family to raise. Lucinda was still living but must have been deserted/divorced from her husband if he was still living? The Baldwins changed Gad’s name to James. There are no official records for this but we do have a handwritten family note stating this fact. (See TK’s database, M 205, James Sacket) After some time with the Baldwins it appears that (Gad) James ended up living with perhaps a Sackett relative (named Joel?) in New York State. The handed down family story is that in the year 1819 some sea captains came by the home where he was and offered him the job of helping them go west to Illinois. (Gad) James was 15 years old at the time and it was said that his “Dad” didn’t like letting him go but felt that there was more opportunity in going west. Lucinda Sackett had no contact with (Gad) James until 35 years later in 1839. According to her letter of that date both her other sons, Daniel and Isaac, lived near her in New Haven. James began to look back East for his family. He wrote a letter to Daniel who never answered. (Later James found out that Daniel could not write.) James also wrote to his Uncle Joel who did write? Or Joel was in touch with Lucinda, and Lucinda saw the letter and was confused and upset about what Joel had said about her?In 1839 James received a letter from his mother, Lucinda Sackett, in which she introduced herself, talked about his brothers and asked for a response. Then what happened? Connecticut Private Records, New Haven Co, Deaths & Marriages, 1826-1883; “old” Mrs. Jonathan Sackett, d Dec 1, 1842. Daniel and Isaac and their families moved to Illinois about 1842. Our Lucinda would have been; 57 years old, if? b July 22, 1785 d Dec 1, 1842 Jonathan Sackett was born ca 1764 and died Milford 18 May 1849 ae 85, “New Haven Daily Register” says he was a Revolutionary War soldier and died in Milford. He married 25 June 1802 (MC1) Lucinda Plumb dau of John Still Plumb. With this information I am proposing that the grandfather of James Sacket, born 1804 ( Sackett Family DNA Project; New Haven Chart 2), is previously identified as Jonathan Sackett (M33160) who died 1798 for our Sackett Family records, and that his “natural” child, born 1766, (mother Mary Ford) is the Jonathan Sacket who married Lucinda Plumb, 25 June, 1802 and were parents of Daniel Sacket born 1803, James born 1804, and Isaac born 1806. Looks like; 1. John & Hannah Smith Sackett 2. Jonathan d 1798 m Miss________ 3. Jonathan, b 1766 4. Gad renamed James b 1804 5. James b 1837 6. Will b 1868 and brother Josiah b 1880 7. Claude b 1900 and cousin Viola b 1915 Will this “fly” with any Sackett researchers? Glenna Hertzler

Thank you very much. Looking forward to working with you all. I've spent a lot of time the last 3 years researching family I did not know I even had. It has been a challenge and sure glad I came across your association. Looking forward to maybe getting to a reunion in the future. Thanks again. Lyle Brelsford On Sun, Aug 26, 2012 at 4:34 PM, dkbarbee@juno.com <dkbarbee@juno.com>wrote: > I would like to welcome Lyle Brelsford as new member #377! Lyle's line is > one I am very familiar with, that of Cyrus Sackett and Nancy Anne > Stapleton. I understand that you have already been in contact with > Thurmon, who also shares that line, as well as Jean, our registrar. > Welcome to our group! > > Debbie Barbee > TSFA President > > > ------------------------------- > The Sackett Family Association website is at > http://www.sackettfamily.info/. > > To contact the Sackett List Admin, send a message to > SACKETT-admin@rootsweb.com. > > See list information and search the archives at > http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/index/surname/s/sackett.html > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > SACKETT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Welcome Chuck, as new member #378. You and I have already had some conversation, but I wanted to extend our welcome to you! I hope that you are able to find the military information on your ancestors that you seek. This is a very helpful group, so if you have questions, they have answers, or at least suggestions! Again, welcome to the group! Debbie Barbee TSFA President

I would like to welcome Lyle Brelsford as new member #377! Lyle's line is one I am very familiar with, that of Cyrus Sackett and Nancy Anne Stapleton. I understand that you have already been in contact with Thurmon, who also shares that line, as well as Jean, our registrar. Welcome to our group! Debbie Barbee TSFA President

Greetings all Sackett Family members! As you all are aware of by now, there is a Reunion in the works in less than a months time. Before you delete this as just another plug for the reunion please take a moment to consider the one action that affects ALL Sackett Family members: The business meeting that will take place on Saturday. For any organization to be successful the voices of all the members must be heard. This is your opportunity to bring forth ideas, questions, suggestions and yes, complaints. I have put together a tentative agenda, leaving out here all the necessary minutes, reports from the different committees etc. What is left is simply the OLD and NEW Business. OLD BUSINESS: Plaque for Simon Sackett to be placed at the Old Burying Ground in Cambridge, MA. This topic has been hanging out since the Cambridge Reunion in 2006. If anyone has information about where we are with this, please either forward it to me or someone that will be attending the business meeting. If nothing has happened, or if there is no longer any interest, I suggest we figure out if this is still something that we are interested in doing. NEW BUSINESS: The next SACKETT REUNION Any ideas, suggestions, volunteers? In the past we have chosen sites that were 1) important Sackett Sites 2006 - Cambridge, MA (originally Newtown, MA, of which Simon was a founder) 2008 - Thanet, England , Simon Sackett came from here 2009 - Portland, OR, Sackett History 2012 - Westfield, MA, home to many Sackett ancestors 2) close to research facilities 2003 - Salt Lake City (library) 2004 - Salt Lake City (library) 2006 - Cambridge (NEHGS facility) 2007 - Ft. Wayne, IND (library) 3) piggy backed to other genealogical meetings 2006 - Cambridge, MA CEMETERY RESTORATION. Is there any interest in this? An example is this. In the Warren Cemetery there was a stone for Reuben Sackett. It was broken into pieces and I took a picture of it. Thurmon pieced my pictures together to make a complete picture. When you go there today the pieces are missing. The only way we know that it was there was my picture. I'm wondering if family groups would care to work together to get some sort of restoration project going for their own ancestors. The Association would only work as a framework to help to get individuals together and offer advice, as we gain it. MEMBERSHIP PARTICIPATION. How can we encourage our membership to take a more active part? OTHER - This is your chance to make a difference, help make our organization not just one that has an award winning web site and great people but one that really speaks for you. Hey, thanks for sticking with me through this note and I hope to either see you in September, or hear from you here at home. Debbie Barbee TSFA President

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I am second cousin to Thurmon myself on both sides of our familes :-D Samuel Sackett and Julia Ann Heath are my 3rd great grandparents I am decendant from their son Samuel E. Smith and his wife Jemima Beeman So happy to meet another cousin :-D Kathy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ted Smith" <tcsmith@surewest.net> To: sackett@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, August 19, 2012 8:02:41 PM Subject: Re: [SACKETT] Welcome new member Mildred Smith I will welcome my Mom, too. She and Thurmon King are third cousins, their nearest common ancestors being Samuel Sackett (1799-1856) and Julia Ann Heath of Green County, Ohio, and Adams Co., Indiana. We have not found any Sackett links in my father's line, which has several lines that can be traced into the 1500s in the Americas, plus Scottish, Swiss, and French ancestors. However, the Smith line is only known to 1819 in central Indiana and Ohio. --------------------------------- Ted Smith tcsmith@surewest.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <emeraldeyes13@comcast.net> To: <sackett@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, August 19, 2012 2:59 PM Subject: Re: [SACKETT] Welcome new member Mildred Smith > Welcome to Mildred Smith. I too am a descendant of Cyrus and Nancy. I was > wondering....if you are related to the Smith/Sacketts family of Arkansas? > > Kathy Stinson > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: dkbarbee@juno.com > To: sackett@rootsweb.com > Sent: Sunday, August 19, 2012 4:39:51 PM > Subject: [SACKETT] Welcome new member Mildred Smith > > Welcome Mildred Smith, new member #376, to The Sackett Family Association. > I was pleased to be reminded that you and my husband share the common > ancestors Cyrus Sackett and Nancy Anne Stapleton. There are several other > active members that share that same common point. > > I hope that you find the association as useful and helpful as I have over > the years. Welcome! > > Debbie Barbee > TSFA President > > > ------------------------------- > The Sackett Family Association website is at > http://www.sackettfamily.info/. > > To contact the Sackett List Admin, send a message to > SACKETT-admin@rootsweb.com. > > See list information and search the archives at > http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/index/surname/s/sackett.html > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > SACKETT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > ------------------------------- > The Sackett Family Association website is at > http://www.sackettfamily.info/. > > To contact the Sackett List Admin, send a message to > SACKETT-admin@rootsweb.com. > > See list information and search the archives at > http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/index/surname/s/sackett.html > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > SACKETT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > ------------------------------- The Sackett Family Association website is at http://www.sackettfamily.info/. To contact the Sackett List Admin, send a message to SACKETT-admin@rootsweb.com. See list information and search the archives at http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/index/surname/s/sackett.html ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SACKETT-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message