Thurmon This is your Squire Sackett #1214 Son of Ezra. I took some time to look him up. Kari ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kari Roehl" <kariroehl@charter.net> To: <SACKETT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, June 19, 2004 3:36 PM Subject: [SACKETT-L] Squire Sackett > Thurmon > Here's what I have on Squire Sackett and descendants. I leave it up to you to figure out who he belongs to ;) > > Ancestry.com entry > Americans, Three Hundred Fifty Years and More > austinrdon@hotmail.com > Squire Sackett, M, birth 5 Sept 1808 in Sandisfield, Berkshire County, Massachusetts > Marriage Sarah Hewitt, b: 18 Jul 1809 in Norfolk, Litchfield County, Connecticut > Children. 1. Clifford J. Sackett > Sarah's parents are Joshua H. Hewitt and Mary Williams > ---------- > 1840 US Federal Census > Milwaukee East Ward, Milwaukee, Wisconsin > > Squire Sacket, Males under 5 (1), Males between 30 & 40 (1) > Females between 5 & 10 (1), Females between 20 & 30 (1) > ------------ > 1850 US Federal Census > Wauwatosa, Milwaukee, Wisconsin > M432_1003, Page 505, 8/6/1850 > 321,326 > > Squire Sacket 40,M,W, Farmer, 3000, Mass > Sarah 39, F,W, Conn > S.J. 15, F,W, New York, Attending School > E.H. 10,M,W, Wisconsin, Attending School > A.M. 8, F,W, Wisconsin, Attending School > -------------- > 1860 US Federal Census > Wauwatosa, Milwaukee, Wisconsin > M653_1420, Page 621, 7/19/1860 > 936, 905 > > Squire Sackett, 51, M, Farmer, 7000,1000, Mass > Sarah 50, F, Wife, Conn > Sarah J. 25, F, Teacher, New York > Edwin H. 20, M,Farm Hand, Wisconsin > Ann M. 17, F, Wisconsin > --------------- > 1870 US Federal Census > Village of Waukesha (Waukesha PO), Waukesha, Wisconsin > M593_1743, Page 473 > 222, 216 > Sackett, Squire 61, M,W, Fire Insurance Agent, 3500,7000, Mass > Sarah 60, F, W, Keeping House, Conn > Sarah 34, F, W, No Occ, New York > Anna 26, F,W, No Occ, Wisconsin > ------ > 1880 US Federal Census > Waukesha, Waukesha, Wisconsin > Roll: T9_1451; Family History Film; 1255452; Page; 276C, Enumeration District 270 > Line 29, 135, 138 > Sackett, Sarah, W,F, 70, Widowed, Keeping house,Conn,Conn,Conn > Anna, W, F, 30, daughter, single, at home, Wis, Mass, Conn > Eartelmeyer, Vincent, W,M,14, hired boy, single, goes to school,Wis, Germany,Germany > ------- > 1880 US Census > Kansas City, Wyandotte, Kansas > FHLF 1254400 #T9-0400, Page 246C > Eli Teed, Self,Married,M,W,48,NY,Stockman,NY,NY > S.J.Teed Wife,Married,M,W,45,NY,Keeps House,NY,NY > Elmore Teed,Son,Single,M,W,5,KS,At Home,NY,NY > --------- > 1910 US Census, 1-WD Waukesha, Waukesha, Wisconsin > T624_1741, Part 2, Page 115A > ancestry.com index only-actual census page not viewed > Teed, Elmore S, 35, Kansas, White, Male > ------- > 1920 US Census, Waukesha, Waukesha, Wisconsin > T625_2020, Page 1B, ED 196, Image 0947 > Line 34, 13, 13 > Teed, Elmore S, Head, O,M,M,W,44,S, Yes, Yes, Kansas, New York, New York > ------ > Waukesha County Death Index (partial) > www.linkstothepast.com > Anna M. Sackett d. 29 Sep 1898 v:02 pg:0190 reel:135 > Sarah Sackett d. 27 Apr 1886 v:01 pg:0209 reel:134 > > ------ > Wauwatosa Cemetery > Wauwatosa, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin > Contributed by Tom Wontorek tjlmw@earthlink.net > www.interment.net > > Sackett, Anna M. b. 10/29/1843, d. 10/29/1898 bur. 7-4-NE > Sackett, Edwin H. b.1840 d. 11/22/1862 bur. 7-4-NE > Sackett, Sarah S. b. 1810, d. 4/27/1886, bur. 7-4-NE > Sackett, Squire b. 1808, d. 9/22/1878, bur 7-4-NE > Teed, Elmore b. 1875, d. 12/16/1946, bur 7-4-NE #2559 > Teed, Sarah d. 8/21/1903, bur. 7-4-NE > ----------- > Waukesha Freeman, Waukesha, Wisconsin > October 3, 1878 > > Died > SACKETT--At Waukesha, Sept. twenty-second, 1878, Mr. Squire Sackett, aged 70 years. The deceased had resided here for a good many years and enjoyed the utmost respect of all who knew him. > --------- > Waukesha Freeman, Waukesha Wisconsin > May 13, 1886 > Died > SACKETT-At her home in Waukesha, on April 27, 1886, Mrs. Sarah S. Sackett, re___lict? of Squire Sackett, aged 76 years and 10 months. > > ---------- > Waukesha Freeman, Waukesha, Wisconsin > May 27, 1886 > Died > SACKETT-At Waukesha, Wis., April 27th, 1886, Mrs. Sarah S. Sacket, widow of the late Squire Sackett, aged 77 years. > Mrs. Sackett was a native of Winsted, Conn., and was married at New York City in 1835. Two years later she came with her husband to Milwaukee, at which place they continued to reside until 1855, when they removed to Waukesha. Her husband preceded her in death. > Two children survive her, Mrs. Sarah J. Teed, of Kansas City, and Miss M. Sackett who resides here. A son died while in the service of his country, at Nashville, Tenn. He was a member of the 24th Wisconsin Volunteers. > Mrs. Sackett was a lady of very highly esteemed by all her acquaintances, among whom she will long be mourned. > -------- > Waukesha Freeman, Waukesha, Wisconsin > April 9, 1903 > Deaths > Mrs. Sarah J. Teed > Mrs. Sarah J. Teed died March 21, at her home in Kansas City, Kas., after an illness of a year's duration. She was an old resident of Kansas City, having moved there from Wisconsin in 1872. Mrs. Teed was born in New York City, January 18, 1835. When a young girl her parents, Squire Sackett and wife, removed to Wisconsin and first settled at Milwaukee, then a small village and trading post. Later they moved to Waukesha, then called Prairieville, where she grew to womanhood and was married to Eli Teed. She leaves one son, Elmore S. Teed. The funeral was held on the 23rd ult., from her late home. The body was placed in a receiving vault to await removal to Wauwatosa cemetery, Wauwatosa. > ------- > Personal Information > > Name: Edwin H. Sackett > Company: E > Unit: 24 Wisconsin Infantry. > Rank - Induction: 5 Corporal > Rank - Discharge: Corporal > Allegiance: Union > > > > > > > Source Information: > United States National Archives. Civil War Compiled Military Service Records [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 1999-. > ------- > > > June 18, 2004 > 8:52 PM > > > Personal Information > > Name: Edwin H Sackett , > Residence: Wauwatosa, Wisconsin > Enlistment Date: 09 August 1862 > Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE > Side Served: Union > State Served: Wisconsin > Unit Numbers: 3076 3076 > Service Record: Enlisted as a Corporal on 09 August 1862 > Enlisted in Company E, 24th Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 09 August 1862. > Died of disease Company E, 24th Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 22 November 1862 in Nashville, TN > > > > > > > Source Information: > Historical Data Systems, comp. Military Records of Individual Civil War Soldiers. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 1999-. Data compiled by Historical Data Systems of Kingston, MA from the following list of works. > Copyright 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000 - Historical Data Systems Inc.P.O. Box 196 Kingston, MA 02364 > -------- > Waukesha Freeman, Waukesha, Wisconsin > > December 19, 1907 > > WERE THEY REALLY MARRIED? > Elmore Teed Alleges Wife Had Never Been Divorced From Former Husband. > > Elmore S. Teed in his amended answer to the complaint made against him by his wife, Laura E. Teed, who has brought suit for divorce, adds to the complications of the case by alleging that to the best of his knowledge and belief, the plaintiff was never divorced from her first husband William Thacker. An affidavit of Thacker has been filed to the effect that he never secured a divorce from his wife, though he heard she was dead and so married again. Mrs. Teed admitted before a court commissioner that she had never brought action for divorce against Thacker, but heard that he had secured a divorce from her. > > April 28, 1908 > Circuit Court Doings > Teed Case Disposed of, White vs. White Now Being Tried > > Judge Lueck reconvened court here on Tuesday and gave his decision annulling the marriage of Elmore S. and Laura E. Teed. The evidence showed that Mrs. Teed had not been divorced from a former husband, Wm. C.Thacker, of Pittsburg, Kansas. The marriage ceremony between Mr. Teed and the defendanct is said to have been the result of a request of Mr. Teed's mother while on her death bed. > > (Continues regarding White vs. White case) > > December 19, 1946 > E.S. Teed, Fomerly of Waukesha, Dead > > Elmore S. Teed, 71, Waukesha, died in St. Mary's hospital at Rhinelander at 2 a.m. Tuesday following a short illness. Death was due to pneumonia. > > He had been a member of the Odd Fellow's lodge in Waukesha since Jan. 22, 1915. He was born February 25, 1875, in Kansas City, Kans. He lived in Waukesha for many years until 1930, when he became a patient at the Lake Tomahawk state camp in Oneida county. On Sept 1, 1932, his health had improved and he was hired to work at the state camp. He had been a patient in the hospital at Rhinelander since Dec. 7. > > Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. from the Erling Larson funeral home, with Rev. Edward T. Soper of Pewaukee officiating. Interment will be in the Wauwatosa cemetery. > > ------- > WWI Draft Registration Card Sept 11, 1918 > ancestry.com Roll 1675079 > Elmore Sackett Teed > 716 Maple Ave Waukesha, Waukesha Co. > Age 43 > born February 25, 1875 > Stock Keeper,Waukesha Motor Co., Waukesha, Wis. > > ------ > Waukesha Freeman, Waukesha, Wisconsin November 3, 1898 > DEATH OF MISS SACKETT > Well-known Lady Wills $2000 For Educational Purposes > (From Saturday's Daily.) > > Miss Anna Sackett died this morning at her home on the corner of Oakland and Arcadian Avenues. She was 55 years old and this was her birthday. For some time past she has been a sufferer with consumption and for the past few weeks her death has been expected at any time. She was born at Granville, Wis., and came here with her parents in 1867 and has lived here ever since. She has considerable property and was charitably inclined. She educated and started in business Vincent Ertelmeyer, who died last February. She leaves a sister, Mrs. Sarah J. Teed of Kansas City, who is the only surviving member of the family. Mrs. Teed has been here for some time caring for her sister. > > FOR EDUCATION OF YOUTH. > > Miss Sackett disposed of her property by will made August, 1897. Under its provisions most of her estate goes to her sister, Mrs. Teed, though there are several legacies to other relatives and a bequest of two thousand dollars to trustees who are to keep that amount invested so the income shall be used for higher education of some young person who may be recommended by trustees of the Baptist church here for the four years now beginning, of the Methodist church for the next four years, and of the Presbyterian church for the next four: afterwards proceeding in the same order, indefinitely. > > The funeral will be held at the house at 10 o'clock on Tuesday morning, Rev. P.S. Everett officiating. Interment will take place at Wauwatosa where the other members of the family are buried. > > Another article same paper and date: > > FOOTBALL COST $5000 > ONE GAME EXPENSIVE FOR CARROLL COLLEGE. > The Late Miss Sackett So Shocked By a Game That She Canceled Intended Legacy. > > A game of foot-ball played by Carroll College students in the summer of 1886 cost that institution $5,000. > > Miss Anna M. Sackett of this city, who died last week, had a benevolent heart and was a strong believer in the best possible education for the young. She had lived here many years, had watched the work of Carroll College and believed that it was good. She decided to assist that work to the best of her ability and she made her will, giving a legacy of $5,000 to the Trustees of Carroll for the benefit of that institution. > > Under these circumstances she was naturally interested in whatever concerned the interests of the College, and during one summer she heard and read so much about foot-ball in the school that she decided to see a game for herself and ascertain what it was like. > > HORRIFIED AT THE GAME. > So in the early autumn after the games were started she drove out one day to see a game between the College and a visiting eleven. She was astonished and horrified at what she saw. Her ideas of sport had never included the rough-and-tumble fury of foot ball. She was a fragile woman and the rough contest between the long-haired kickers and punters seemed to her merely an arrangement for maiming and killing those who engaged in it. She had no sympathy at all for the authorities of the college who encouraged such proceedings under the name of sport. She went home and sent for her lawyer. Under her direction he drew up another will which contained no legacy for the College, and she signed it, the former will being destroyed. So vanished Carroll's prospects in that direction. > > PROF.RANKIN'S FAVORITE GAME > It is a conspicuous illustration of the irony of fate that the game of foot ball which has been so stoutly promoted and upheld by Prof. W.L. Rankin, president of the college, should cost the college a large sum of money just at the time of her greatest need. Every cent that can be collected for the college now is wanted as it was never wanted before. > > Fifty thousand dollars must be raised soon if the splendid gift of an equal sum by Mr. and Mrs. Vorhees is to be realized. Sums of five thousand dollars to be devoted to this fund come occasionally but not often. This unexpected legacy would have been a most welcome addition to the fund. > > Prof. Rankin is a strong believer in foot ball, works hard to keep a good team in the field, and enjoys a game like the youngest enthusiast. He has several times written letters to the papers setting forth the fine points of the game and asking for it a cordial public support. > > Miss Sackett knew nothing and cared nothing about the theory of the game. She saw only its roughness and she found that conclusive. Her position was that an institution that fostered foot ball did more harm in that way than it could do good in an educational way. And so she cancelled her bequest to Carroll College. > > Warmest, > > Kari Roehl > > > > > > > > ==== SACKETT Mailing List ==== > RootsWeb blocks attachments. So sharing photos is not possible through > the list; send off-list individually. 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Kari: Thank you for the information on the family of Squire Sackett. His name, dates of birth and death, place of burial, and his wife's name is all that I had. Information provided by Fred Sackett says that Squire Sackett was a son of Weygant's #610-Ezra Sacket and Sarah Hurd. Weygant stated on page 155; "Of their sons to daughters we have the record of but one." and he listed a daughter; Olive, b. 1805. Fred Sackett lists 11 children for Ezra and Sarah. Best, Thurmon ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kari Roehl" <kariroehl@charter.net> To: <SACKETT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, June 19, 2004 1:36 PM Subject: [SACKETT-L] Squire Sackett > Thurmon > Here's what I have on Squire Sackett and descendants. I leave it up to you to figure out who he belongs to ;) <CLIPPED>

Thurmon Here's what I have on Squire Sackett and descendants. I leave it up to you to figure out who he belongs to ;) Ancestry.com entry Americans, Three Hundred Fifty Years and More austinrdon@hotmail.com Squire Sackett, M, birth 5 Sept 1808 in Sandisfield, Berkshire County, Massachusetts Marriage Sarah Hewitt, b: 18 Jul 1809 in Norfolk, Litchfield County, Connecticut Children. 1. Clifford J. Sackett Sarah's parents are Joshua H. Hewitt and Mary Williams ---------- 1840 US Federal Census Milwaukee East Ward, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Squire Sacket, Males under 5 (1), Males between 30 & 40 (1) Females between 5 & 10 (1), Females between 20 & 30 (1) ------------ 1850 US Federal Census Wauwatosa, Milwaukee, Wisconsin M432_1003, Page 505, 8/6/1850 321,326 Squire Sacket 40,M,W, Farmer, 3000, Mass Sarah 39, F,W, Conn S.J. 15, F,W, New York, Attending School E.H. 10,M,W, Wisconsin, Attending School A.M. 8, F,W, Wisconsin, Attending School -------------- 1860 US Federal Census Wauwatosa, Milwaukee, Wisconsin M653_1420, Page 621, 7/19/1860 936, 905 Squire Sackett, 51, M, Farmer, 7000,1000, Mass Sarah 50, F, Wife, Conn Sarah J. 25, F, Teacher, New York Edwin H. 20, M,Farm Hand, Wisconsin Ann M. 17, F, Wisconsin --------------- 1870 US Federal Census Village of Waukesha (Waukesha PO), Waukesha, Wisconsin M593_1743, Page 473 222, 216 Sackett, Squire 61, M,W, Fire Insurance Agent, 3500,7000, Mass Sarah 60, F, W, Keeping House, Conn Sarah 34, F, W, No Occ, New York Anna 26, F,W, No Occ, Wisconsin ------ 1880 US Federal Census Waukesha, Waukesha, Wisconsin Roll: T9_1451; Family History Film; 1255452; Page; 276C, Enumeration District 270 Line 29, 135, 138 Sackett, Sarah, W,F, 70, Widowed, Keeping house,Conn,Conn,Conn Anna, W, F, 30, daughter, single, at home, Wis, Mass, Conn Eartelmeyer, Vincent, W,M,14, hired boy, single, goes to school,Wis, Germany,Germany ------- 1880 US Census Kansas City, Wyandotte, Kansas FHLF 1254400 #T9-0400, Page 246C Eli Teed, Self,Married,M,W,48,NY,Stockman,NY,NY S.J.Teed Wife,Married,M,W,45,NY,Keeps House,NY,NY Elmore Teed,Son,Single,M,W,5,KS,At Home,NY,NY --------- 1910 US Census, 1-WD Waukesha, Waukesha, Wisconsin T624_1741, Part 2, Page 115A ancestry.com index only-actual census page not viewed Teed, Elmore S, 35, Kansas, White, Male ------- 1920 US Census, Waukesha, Waukesha, Wisconsin T625_2020, Page 1B, ED 196, Image 0947 Line 34, 13, 13 Teed, Elmore S, Head, O,M,M,W,44,S, Yes, Yes, Kansas, New York, New York ------ Waukesha County Death Index (partial) www.linkstothepast.com Anna M. Sackett d. 29 Sep 1898 v:02 pg:0190 reel:135 Sarah Sackett d. 27 Apr 1886 v:01 pg:0209 reel:134 ------ Wauwatosa Cemetery Wauwatosa, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin Contributed by Tom Wontorek tjlmw@earthlink.net www.interment.net Sackett, Anna M. b. 10/29/1843, d. 10/29/1898 bur. 7-4-NE Sackett, Edwin H. b.1840 d. 11/22/1862 bur. 7-4-NE Sackett, Sarah S. b. 1810, d. 4/27/1886, bur. 7-4-NE Sackett, Squire b. 1808, d. 9/22/1878, bur 7-4-NE Teed, Elmore b. 1875, d. 12/16/1946, bur 7-4-NE #2559 Teed, Sarah d. 8/21/1903, bur. 7-4-NE ----------- Waukesha Freeman, Waukesha, Wisconsin October 3, 1878 Died SACKETT--At Waukesha, Sept. twenty-second, 1878, Mr. Squire Sackett, aged 70 years. The deceased had resided here for a good many years and enjoyed the utmost respect of all who knew him. --------- Waukesha Freeman, Waukesha Wisconsin May 13, 1886 Died SACKETT-At her home in Waukesha, on April 27, 1886, Mrs. Sarah S. Sackett, re___lict? of Squire Sackett, aged 76 years and 10 months. ---------- Waukesha Freeman, Waukesha, Wisconsin May 27, 1886 Died SACKETT-At Waukesha, Wis., April 27th, 1886, Mrs. Sarah S. Sacket, widow of the late Squire Sackett, aged 77 years. Mrs. Sackett was a native of Winsted, Conn., and was married at New York City in 1835. Two years later she came with her husband to Milwaukee, at which place they continued to reside until 1855, when they removed to Waukesha. Her husband preceded her in death. Two children survive her, Mrs. Sarah J. Teed, of Kansas City, and Miss M. Sackett who resides here. A son died while in the service of his country, at Nashville, Tenn. He was a member of the 24th Wisconsin Volunteers. Mrs. Sackett was a lady of very highly esteemed by all her acquaintances, among whom she will long be mourned. -------- Waukesha Freeman, Waukesha, Wisconsin April 9, 1903 Deaths Mrs. Sarah J. Teed Mrs. Sarah J. Teed died March 21, at her home in Kansas City, Kas., after an illness of a year's duration. She was an old resident of Kansas City, having moved there from Wisconsin in 1872. Mrs. Teed was born in New York City, January 18, 1835. When a young girl her parents, Squire Sackett and wife, removed to Wisconsin and first settled at Milwaukee, then a small village and trading post. Later they moved to Waukesha, then called Prairieville, where she grew to womanhood and was married to Eli Teed. She leaves one son, Elmore S. Teed. The funeral was held on the 23rd ult., from her late home. The body was placed in a receiving vault to await removal to Wauwatosa cemetery, Wauwatosa. ------- Personal Information Name: Edwin H. Sackett Company: E Unit: 24 Wisconsin Infantry. Rank - Induction: 5 Corporal Rank - Discharge: Corporal Allegiance: Union Source Information: United States National Archives. Civil War Compiled Military Service Records [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 1999-. ------- June 18, 2004 8:52 PM Personal Information Name: Edwin H Sackett , Residence: Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Enlistment Date: 09 August 1862 Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE Side Served: Union State Served: Wisconsin Unit Numbers: 3076 3076 Service Record: Enlisted as a Corporal on 09 August 1862 Enlisted in Company E, 24th Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 09 August 1862. Died of disease Company E, 24th Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 22 November 1862 in Nashville, TN Source Information: Historical Data Systems, comp. Military Records of Individual Civil War Soldiers. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 1999-. Data compiled by Historical Data Systems of Kingston, MA from the following list of works. Copyright 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000 - Historical Data Systems Inc.P.O. Box 196 Kingston, MA 02364 -------- Waukesha Freeman, Waukesha, Wisconsin December 19, 1907 WERE THEY REALLY MARRIED? Elmore Teed Alleges Wife Had Never Been Divorced From Former Husband. Elmore S. Teed in his amended answer to the complaint made against him by his wife, Laura E. Teed, who has brought suit for divorce, adds to the complications of the case by alleging that to the best of his knowledge and belief, the plaintiff was never divorced from her first husband William Thacker. An affidavit of Thacker has been filed to the effect that he never secured a divorce from his wife, though he heard she was dead and so married again. Mrs. Teed admitted before a court commissioner that she had never brought action for divorce against Thacker, but heard that he had secured a divorce from her. April 28, 1908 Circuit Court Doings Teed Case Disposed of, White vs. White Now Being Tried Judge Lueck reconvened court here on Tuesday and gave his decision annulling the marriage of Elmore S. and Laura E. Teed. The evidence showed that Mrs. Teed had not been divorced from a former husband, Wm. C.Thacker, of Pittsburg, Kansas. The marriage ceremony between Mr. Teed and the defendanct is said to have been the result of a request of Mr. Teed's mother while on her death bed. (Continues regarding White vs. White case) December 19, 1946 E.S. Teed, Fomerly of Waukesha, Dead Elmore S. Teed, 71, Waukesha, died in St. Mary's hospital at Rhinelander at 2 a.m. Tuesday following a short illness. Death was due to pneumonia. He had been a member of the Odd Fellow's lodge in Waukesha since Jan. 22, 1915. He was born February 25, 1875, in Kansas City, Kans. He lived in Waukesha for many years until 1930, when he became a patient at the Lake Tomahawk state camp in Oneida county. On Sept 1, 1932, his health had improved and he was hired to work at the state camp. He had been a patient in the hospital at Rhinelander since Dec. 7. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. from the Erling Larson funeral home, with Rev. Edward T. Soper of Pewaukee officiating. Interment will be in the Wauwatosa cemetery. ------- WWI Draft Registration Card Sept 11, 1918 ancestry.com Roll 1675079 Elmore Sackett Teed 716 Maple Ave Waukesha, Waukesha Co. Age 43 born February 25, 1875 Stock Keeper,Waukesha Motor Co., Waukesha, Wis. ------ Waukesha Freeman, Waukesha, Wisconsin November 3, 1898 DEATH OF MISS SACKETT Well-known Lady Wills $2000 For Educational Purposes (From Saturday's Daily.) Miss Anna Sackett died this morning at her home on the corner of Oakland and Arcadian Avenues. She was 55 years old and this was her birthday. For some time past she has been a sufferer with consumption and for the past few weeks her death has been expected at any time. She was born at Granville, Wis., and came here with her parents in 1867 and has lived here ever since. She has considerable property and was charitably inclined. She educated and started in business Vincent Ertelmeyer, who died last February. She leaves a sister, Mrs. Sarah J. Teed of Kansas City, who is the only surviving member of the family. Mrs. Teed has been here for some time caring for her sister. FOR EDUCATION OF YOUTH. Miss Sackett disposed of her property by will made August, 1897. Under its provisions most of her estate goes to her sister, Mrs. Teed, though there are several legacies to other relatives and a bequest of two thousand dollars to trustees who are to keep that amount invested so the income shall be used for higher education of some young person who may be recommended by trustees of the Baptist church here for the four years now beginning, of the Methodist church for the next four years, and of the Presbyterian church for the next four: afterwards proceeding in the same order, indefinitely. The funeral will be held at the house at 10 o'clock on Tuesday morning, Rev. P.S. Everett officiating. Interment will take place at Wauwatosa where the other members of the family are buried. Another article same paper and date: FOOTBALL COST $5000 ONE GAME EXPENSIVE FOR CARROLL COLLEGE. The Late Miss Sackett So Shocked By a Game That She Canceled Intended Legacy. A game of foot-ball played by Carroll College students in the summer of 1886 cost that institution $5,000. Miss Anna M. Sackett of this city, who died last week, had a benevolent heart and was a strong believer in the best possible education for the young. She had lived here many years, had watched the work of Carroll College and believed that it was good. She decided to assist that work to the best of her ability and she made her will, giving a legacy of $5,000 to the Trustees of Carroll for the benefit of that institution. Under these circumstances she was naturally interested in whatever concerned the interests of the College, and during one summer she heard and read so much about foot-ball in the school that she decided to see a game for herself and ascertain what it was like. HORRIFIED AT THE GAME. So in the early autumn after the games were started she drove out one day to see a game between the College and a visiting eleven. She was astonished and horrified at what she saw. Her ideas of sport had never included the rough-and-tumble fury of foot ball. She was a fragile woman and the rough contest between the long-haired kickers and punters seemed to her merely an arrangement for maiming and killing those who engaged in it. She had no sympathy at all for the authorities of the college who encouraged such proceedings under the name of sport. She went home and sent for her lawyer. Under her direction he drew up another will which contained no legacy for the College, and she signed it, the former will being destroyed. So vanished Carroll's prospects in that direction. PROF.RANKIN'S FAVORITE GAME It is a conspicuous illustration of the irony of fate that the game of foot ball which has been so stoutly promoted and upheld by Prof. W.L. Rankin, president of the college, should cost the college a large sum of money just at the time of her greatest need. Every cent that can be collected for the college now is wanted as it was never wanted before. Fifty thousand dollars must be raised soon if the splendid gift of an equal sum by Mr. and Mrs. Vorhees is to be realized. Sums of five thousand dollars to be devoted to this fund come occasionally but not often. This unexpected legacy would have been a most welcome addition to the fund. Prof. Rankin is a strong believer in foot ball, works hard to keep a good team in the field, and enjoys a game like the youngest enthusiast. He has several times written letters to the papers setting forth the fine points of the game and asking for it a cordial public support. Miss Sackett knew nothing and cared nothing about the theory of the game. She saw only its roughness and she found that conclusive. Her position was that an institution that fostered foot ball did more harm in that way than it could do good in an educational way. And so she cancelled her bequest to Carroll College. Warmest, Kari Roehl

Thurmon, I have more on this family and am following it forward through Arthur and Edwin. I'll send info as soon as I finish it. Kari ----- Original Message ----- From: "Thurmon King" <THURMONKING@peoplepc.com> To: <SACKETT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 18, 2004 10:17 PM Subject: Re: [SACKETT-L] funeral notice/obit of Howard Treat Sackett > Kari: > > It is as Liesa said; I love a challenge and a mystery. Looking for, and > following the clues, is more fun for me than the work of compiling all the > information I get from following the clues. (:>) > > The census info helped a lot. It is interesting that Howard is only listed > with the family in the 1860 census and that he is age 9 in 1860. His > brother Walter B. is the one born in 1853. > > From the obit and the census information, I've put together the family of > Howard's father, Hiram A. Sackett [Weygant only has Hiram's name listed]: > > 1. Hiram Akin Sacket was born about 1824 in CT. He died in 1895. > > Middle name "Akin" taken from LDS IGI and is not confirmed. [Thurmon King] > ------ > Year: 1850; State: OH; County: Summit; Township: Talmadge > Roll: M432_732 Page: 489 > 73/92 > Sackett, Hiram 26 m farmer CT > [Sackett], Elvia A. 21 f CT > Sackett, Lucy M. 3/12 f CT > McConkey, Samuel 22 m laborer CT > ------ > 1860 Census Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, > Page 89; Line 35 > 710/698 > Hiram Sackett 35, M, Farmer, 2000, 1000, > Ohio > Eliza Sackett 29, F, Ohio > Lucy Sackett 11, F, Ohio, Attending School > Howard Sackett 9, M, Ohio, > Attending School > Walter Sackett 7, M, Ohio, Attending School > Earnest(sp?) Sackett 4, M, Ohio > Page > 90 > Charles Sackett 1, M, Ohio > John Scoofe(sp?) 24, M, Ohio > Elizabeth McKnight 17, F, Canada > ------ > 1870, Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Middlebury Post Office > Roll M593_1270, Page 432, Line 9, Image 864 > Ancestry.com > 133/137 > Sacket, H.A. 46, M, W, Farmer, Ohio > Sacket, Eliza A. 41, F, W, Keeping House, > Ohio > Sacket, Lucy A. 20, F, W, At Home, Ohio > Sacket, Walter B. 17, M, W, Farming, Ohio > Sacket, Edward > A. 14, M, W, At Home, Ohio > Sacket, Charles C. 11, M, W, At Home, Ohio > Sacket, Frank N. 8, M, W, > Ohio > Sacket, Stella E. 6, F,W, Ohio > Sacket, Gertrude 2, F,W,Ohio > Fritz, Elizabeth 17, F, W Domestic Servant, > Pennyslvania > ------ > 1880 Census; Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio > FHL Film 1255069 National Archives Film T9-1069 Page 418A > Hiram A. SACKET Self M M W 56 OH Farmer CT CT > Eliza A. SACKET Wife F M W 51 OH Keeping House CT OH > Edward A. SACKET Son M S W 23 OH At Home --- --- > Charles C. SACKET Son M S W 21 OH At Home --- --- > Frank H. SACKET Son M S W 18 OH At Home --- --- > Stella E. SACKET Dau F S W 16 OH At Home --- --- > Gertrude V. SACKET Dau F S W 13 OH At Home --- --- > Kate A. SACKET Dau F S W 9 OH At Home --- --- > Elizabeth SACKS Other F S W 20 OH Servant Hired Girl --- --- > John FRY Other M S W 20 IN Works On Farm --- --- > > > Hiram married Elzia Anna Treat daughter of Richard Bryan Treat and Amorette > Hutchins Clark on 29 Oct 1848 in Tallmadge, Summit Co., OH. Elzia was born > on 11 Feb 1829 in Tallmadge, Summit Co., OH. She died on 12 Aug 1890 in > Tallmadge, Summit Co., OH. > > Year: 1850; State: OH; County: Summit; Township: Talmadge > Roll: M432_732 Page: 489 > 73/92 > > Sackett, Hiram 26 m farmer CT > [Sackett], Elvia A. 21 f CT > > > Hiram and Elzia had the following children: > > 2 M i. Lucy Melissa Sacket was born on 21 Jul 1849 in Tallmadge, Summit > Co., OH. > > Year: 1850; State: OH; County: Summit; Township: Talmadge > Roll: M432_732 Page: 489 > 73/92 > Sackett, Lucy M. 3/12 f CT > ------ > 1860 Census Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, > Page 89; Line 35 > 710/698 > Lucy Sackett 11, F, > Ohio, Attending School > ------ > 1870, Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Middlebury Post Office > Roll M593_1270, Page 432, Line 9, > Image 864 Ancestry.com > 133/137 > Sacket, Lucy A. 20, F, W, At Home, Ohio > ------ > 1880 Census; Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio > FHL Film 1255069 National Archives Film T9-1069 Page 423D > [in household of her uncle Clark A. Sacket] > Lucy M. SACKET Niece F S W 30 OH Keeping House OH OH > [Conflicting data on place of her birth: 1850 = CT; 1860-1880 = OH] > > > + 3 M ii. Dr. Howard Treat Sackett was born on 13 Jun 1851. He died on 7 > Oct 1912. > > + 4 M iii. Walter Bryan Sacket was born on 6 Apr 1853. > > 5 M iv. Edward Arthur Sacket was born on 28 Jul 1856 in Tallmadge, Summit > Co., OH. > > 1860 Census Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, > Page 89; Line 35 > 710/698 > Edward Sackett 4, M, > Ohio > ------ > 1870, Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Middlebury Post Office > Roll M593_1270, Page 432, Line 9, > Image 864 Ancestry.com > 133/137 > Sacket, Edward A. 14, M, W, At Home, Ohio > ------ > 1880 Census; Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio > FHL Film 1255069 National Archives Film T9-1069 Page 418A > Edward A. SACKET Son M S W 23 OH At Home --- --- > > > 6 M v. Dr. Charles Clark Sacket was born on 15 Jan 1859 in Tallmadge, > Summit Co., OH. > > 1860 Census Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, > Page 90, Line 1 > 710/698 > Charles Sackett 1, M, > Ohio > ------ > 1870, Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Middlebury Post Office > Roll M593_1270, Page 432, Line 9, > Image 864 Ancestry.com > 133/137 > Sacket, Charles C. 11, M, W, At Home, Ohio > ------ > 1880 Census; Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio > FHL Film 1255069 National Archives Film T9-1069 Page 418A > Charles C. SACKET Son M S W 21 OH At Home --- --- > > > 7 M vi. Frank N. Sacket was born about 1862 in Tallmadge, Summit Co., OH. > > 1870, Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Middlebury Post Office > Roll M593_1270, Page 432, Line 9, > > Image 864 Ancestry.com > 133/137 > Sacket, Frank N. 8, M, W, Ohio > ------ > 1880 Census; Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio > FHL Film 1255069 National Archives Film T9-1069 Page 418A > Frank H. SACKET Son M S W 18 OH At Home --- --- > > > 8 F vii. Stella E. Sacket was born about 1864 in Tallmadge, Summit Co., > OH. > > 1870, Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Middlebury Post Office > Roll M593_1270, Page 432, Line 9, > Image 864 Ancestry.com > 133/137 > Sacket, Stella E. 6, F,W, Ohio > ------ > 1880 Census; Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio > FHL Film 1255069 National Archives Film T9-1069 Page 418A > Stella E. SACKET Dau F S W 16 OH At Home --- --- > > > 9 F viii. Gertrude V. Sacket was born in 1867/1868 in Tallmadge, Summit > Co., OH. > > 1870, Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Middlebury Post Office > Roll M593_1270, Page 432, Line 9, > Image 864 Ancestry.com > 133/137 > Sacket, Gertrude 2, F,W,Ohio > ------ > 1880 Census; Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio > FHL Film 1255069 National Archives Film T9-1069 Page 418A > Gertrude V. SACKET Dau F S W 13 OH At Home --- --- > > > 10 F ix. Kate A. Sacket was born about 1871 in Tallmadge, Summit Co., OH. > > 1880 Census; Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio > FHL Film 1255069 National Archives Film T9-1069 Page 418A > Kate A. SACKET Dau F S W 9 OH At Home --- --- > > > > Second Generation > > 3. Dr. Howard Treat Sackett (Hiram Akin) was born on 13 Jun 1851 in > Tallmadge, Summit Co., OH. He died on 7 Oct 1912 in Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac > Co., WI. The cause of death was Poisoning due to nephritis . He was buried > on 10 Oct 1912 in Reinzi Cemetery, Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac Co., WI. > > 1860 Census Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, > Page 89; Line 35 > 710/698 [in household of his father Hiram A. Sacket] > > Howard Sackett 9, M, Ohio, Attending School > ------ > [NOTE: There is a problem with the date of birth given in the news paper > articles given below and his age as > given in the 1860 census above. Due to the fact that the age of his > brother, Walter B. given in the 1860, 1870 and > 1880 indicates that he was born in 1853; it is assumed that Howard T. was > born in 1853. - Thurmon King] > ------ > The Daily Commonwealth, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin - 2 articles > October 8, 1912 > > Sackett Funeral > Thursday > > The members of Fidelity Lodge Knights of Pythias will meet, at Castle hall > at 9:45 o'clock Thursday > morning to attend the funeral of Dr. H.T. Sackett. The Knights of Pythias > will have charge of the services at the > grave. Funeral services will be held at St. Paul's Cathedral at 10:30 > o'clock Thursday morning with interment at > Rienzi cemetery. > > Dr. Sackett Has Sudden Summons > Well Known Resident Dead After Brief Illness > He Was > Taken Ill At Oconto > Was Former President of the State Dental Society and Prominent in > Professional Circles. > > > Dr. Howard T. Sackett, well known in professional and business circles of > Fond du Lac, and a former > president of the Wisconsin State Dental society, is dead at his home, 157 > Sheboygan street. Dr. Sackett's death > > came as a great shock to the community, while the members of his family and > immediate friends are stunned by > the suddenness of his demise. Complaining of a cold, and cheerful in the > belief that his illness was merely passing > in nature, Dr. Sackett suffered a collapse at his residence at 8:15 o'clock > Monday evening and he died a few > minutes afterward. Poisoning due to nephritis was the immediate cause of > death. > > Taken Ill at Oconto. > > Dr. > Sackett, who has of late been traveling for the Combination Door company of > this city, was on a business trip in > the northern part of the state and while at Oconto Thursday evening he was > taken ill. The doctor took to his bed > and summoned a physician who remained with him part of the night. Saturday > morning he had impoved > sufficiently to make the trip home, and reaching here at noon Saturday he > took to his bed, still believing that his > illness was nothing more than a hard cold. > > At 3 o'clock Monday morning Dr. Sackett complained of difficulty > in breathing and his respiration was labored from that time until his death. > This condition gave rise to the report > that the illness was pneumonia, but physicians have stated that the death > was occasioned by poisoning due to > nephritis. > > Born at Tallmadge, O. > > Dr. Sackett was born June 30, 1853 at Tallmadge, O. In his family were > five brothers and four sisters, all of whom are living with the exception of > one sister. He studied dentistry at Ann > Arbor, Mich., and was graduated from the Michigan state dental school in > 1879. He practiced his profession for > two years at Kuyahoga, O., which was located near his birthplace, and in > 1881 came to Fond du Lac and opened > dental offices. Dr. Sackett practiced in this city for twenty-seven years, > having offices for a greater part of this > time at the head of Forest avenue. Four years ago he sold his practice to > Dr. James Sorenson, and engaged in > business. He served as president of the Wisconsin State Dental society in > 1904 and 1905, and was at various > times honored by being elected president of the local dental society. He was > a member of the Knights of Phythias, > being identified with the uniform rank of that order. He was an active > member of the lodge and its trustee for > several terms. > > Had A Large Practice. > > Dr. Sackett has always occupied a prominent position in local > professional circles, and though no longer active in the practice ov > dentistry, he retained membership in the local > society, which is now planning to attend his funeral services in a body. Dr. > Sackett, while having offices at the > head of Forest avenue, enjoyed a large and lucrative practice. > > Was Married in 1882. > > On April 27, 1882, Dr. > Sackett married Hattie A. Brown, of this city, who with two sons, Edwin H. > Sackett, of Billings Mont., and Arthur > J. Sackett, of Washington, D.C., and one daughter, Ruth, are left to survive > him. > > Complete arrangements for > the funeral were not made today but it was expected that services would be > held Thursday. > ------ > The Daily > Commonwealth, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, October 9, 1912 > > Services To Be Held At Cathedral > Details of Dr. > H.T. Sackett's Funeral Are Arranged > Dentists As The Bearers > Knights of Pythias Will Assume Charge of the > Services at Rienzi Cemetery. > > The Funeral of Dr. H.T. Sackett will be held at 10:30 o'clock tomorrow > morning > from St. Paul's Cathedral, Rev. B. Talbot Rogers officiating, assisted by > Rev. John Loyd. The members of the > Fond du Lac Dental society will attend the services in a body, as also will > the members of Fidelity Lodge, Knights > of Pythias. The knights will have charge of the services at the grave. > > The bearers will be: Dr. H.L. Banzhaf, > Milwaukee; Dr. G.A. Stratton, Oshkosh; Dr. T.A. Hardgrove, Dr. W.C. Wise, > Dr. J.L. Blish, Dr. W.F. Taylor, Dr. > W.E. Tennant and Dr. E.J. Breitzman, of this city. > > Arthur Sackett and daughter, Ruth, of Washington, D.C., > and Edwin Sackett, of Billings, Mont., will arrive in the city this evening > for the funeral. Dr. C.C. Sackett, of > Tallmadge, O., a brother of the deceased and a sister, Mrs. Atwood, are to > be here for the funeral. Mrs. George > Hicks, of Berlin, who is in the city for the services will be joined by her > husband tomorrow morning. > ------ > The > Daily Commonwealth, October 10, 1912 > > Dr. Sackett Buried > Services Held at St. Paul's Cathedral Today Are > Largely Attended- Commitment at Rienzi. > > The funeral of Dr. H.T. Sackett was held at 10:30 o'clock this > morning from St. Paul's Cathedral. Canon B. Talbot Rogers officiated, being > assisted by Rev. John Lloyd. Fidelity > Lodge No. 19, Knights of Pythias and the Fond du Lac Dental society attended > the services in a body. At Rienzi > cemetery the body was consigned to the grave with services under the > auspices of the Knights of Pythias. The > services were largely attended. > > Those serving as bearers were Dr. H.L. Banzhaf, dean of the Milwaukee > Dental college; Dr. G.A. Stratton, of Oshkosh; Dr. T.A. Hardgrove, Dr. W.C. > Wise, Dr. J.L. Blish, Dr. W.F. > Taylor, Dr. W.E. Tennant and Dr. E.J. Breitzman, all of this city. > > Those here to attend the funeral from away > were C.C. Sackett, a brother of the deceased, and Mrs. Walter Atwood, a > sister of Dr. Sackett, of Tallmadge, O.; > Edwin Sackett, of Billings, Mont., a son; Arthur Sackett, of Washington, > D.C., also a son, and his little daughter, > Ruth; Mr. and Mrs. George Hicks, Berlin; Mrs. A.R. Carpenter and Mrs. Mary > Hoskins, Waupaca; Dr. H.L. > > Banzhaf, Milwaukee; Dr. G.A. Stratton and Miss Nina Wilson, of Oshkosh. > > The floral display was large. > Designs from the Knights of Pythias and the Fond du Lac Dental society were > conspicuous in the offering. > > > Howard married Hattie Brown on 27 Apr 1882 in Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac Co., > WI. Hattie died on 9 Dec 1943 in Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac Co., WI. > > They had the following children: > > 11 M i. Edwin Hiram Sackett was born on 13 Jun 1883 in Fond du Lac, Fond > du Lac Co., WI. He died in Mar 1978 in Lockwood, Yellowstone Co., MT. > > + 12 M ii. Arthur J. Sackett . > > 13 F iii. Ruth Sackett . > > The Daily Commonwealth, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin; October 8, 1912 > "On April 27, 1882 Dr. Sackett married Hattie A. Brown, of this city, who > with two sons, > Edwin H. Sackett, of Billings Mont., and Arthur J. Sackett, of Washington, > D.C., and one > daughter, Ruth, are left to survive him." > > > 4. Walter Bryan Sacket (Hiram Akin) was born on 6 Apr 1853 in Tallmadge, > Summit Co., OH. > > 1860 Census Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, > Page 89; Line 35 > 710/698 > Walter Sackett 7, M, Ohio, Attending > School > ------ > 1870, Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Middlebury Post Office > Roll M593_1270, Page 432, Line 9, Image 864 > Ancestry.com > 133/137 > Sacket, Walter B. 17, M, W, Farming, Ohio > ------ > 1880 Census; Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio > Family History Library Film: 1255069; NA Film Number: T9-1069 > Page Number 418A > Walter B. SACKET Self M Male W 27 OH Farmer OH OH > Ella G. SACKET Wife M Female W 26 OH Keeping House CT OH > Clara E. SACKET Dau S Female W 7M OH At Home --- --- > John MATTHANY Other S Male W 20 OH Servant Hired Man -- --- > Eva MATTHANY Other S Female W 18 OH Laborer --- --- > > > Walter married Ella Baldwin on 13 Jun 1878 in Tallmadge, Summit Co., OH. > Ella was born about 1854 in OH. > > 1880 Census; Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio > Family History Library Film: 1255069; NA Film Number: T9-1069 > Page Number 418A > Ella G. SACKET Wife M Female W 26 OH Keeping House CT OH > > > Walter and Ella had the following children: > > 14 F i. Clara E. Sacket was born about 1880. > > 1880 Census; Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio > Family History Library Film: 1255069; NA Film Number: T9-1069 > Page Number 418A > Clara E. SACKET Dau S Female W 7M OH At Home --- --- > > > > Third Generation > > 12. Arthur J. Sackett (Howard Treat Sackett, Hiram Akin) was born in Of > Washington, D. C.. > > The Daily Commonwealth, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin - October 8, 1912 > > > Arthur had the following children: > > 15 F i. Ruth Sackett . > > The Daily Commonwealth, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, October 9, 1912 > "Arthur Sackett and daughter, Ruth, of Washington, D.C., ..." > ------ > The Daily Commonwealth, October 10, 1912 > "Those here to attend the funeral from away were ... Arthur Sackett, of > Washington, D.C., also > a son, and his little daughter, Ruth; ..." > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Kari Roehl" <kariroehl@charter.net> > To: <SACKETT-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, June 18, 2004 12:41 PM > Subject: Re: [SACKETT-L] funeral notice/obit of Howard Treat Sackett > > > > Thurmon, > > > > Sorry to be so much work! I have access through everything at > ancestry.com > > and am willing to look up anything you wish. > > > > The 1860 Census Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Page 89 is as follows: > > > > Line 35,710, 698 > > Hiram Sackett 35, M, Farmer, 2000, 1000, Ohio > > Eliza 29, F, Ohio > > Lucy 11, F, Ohio, Attending School > > Howard 9, M, Ohio, Attending School > > Walter 7, M, Ohio, Attending School > > Earnest(sp?) 4, M, Ohio > > Page 90 > > Charles 1, M, Ohio > > John Scoofe(sp?) 24, M, Ohio > > Elizabeth McKnight 17, F, Canada > > > > I'll see if I can find the 1870 and send that also. > > > > Kari > > > > > > > > ==== SACKETT Mailing List ==== > RootsWeb blocks HTML formatting in email messages. Be sure to set your > email software to text only before posting a message to the list. > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. 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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: NICHOLS, SACKETT, SACKET, PHELPS, DICKSON, KNIGHT, LOOMIS, AMSDEN, YOUNG, WILLINGTON Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ChEBAIB/236 Message Board Post: NICHOLS, JONATHAN--Born at Bolton, Mass., 1754. Died April 26, 1842, aged 88 years. Grave in Lower Ripley Cemetery with D. A. R. marker: "6 N. H. Mil. Rev. War." Enlisted in 1775, served four years, was wounded in the face at the battle of Bennington. Emigrated to western New York in 1813 with wife and nine children, which required a journey of two months, and on their arrival at Westfield at once commenced the erection of a log cabin in which they resided through the winter. His wife, Phebe, died Nov. 8, 1844, in the 77th year of her age. Their children were: Lorrel, Olney, Orvis, Achsah, Wiseman, Chloe, Jonathan, Lucinda The wife of Jonathan NICHOLS was not Phebe but called PHENE She was Tryphenia SACKETT Birth: 17 Feb 1768 Place: Hebron,Litchfield,Connecticut dau of Jonathan SACKETT and Hannah PHELPS She is buried in East Ripley as PHENE with Jonathan She died Nov 8, 1844 aged 77 yrs Soldiers of the American Revolution * more family info on the East Ripley Cemetery list. I have posted to the Chautauqua Co NY message boards lot of photos of tombstones of Jonathan and Phene Jonathan Nichols fought in the Revolution and was wounded in the Battle of Bennington. He served under Captain Moses Nichols of Thetford, Vermont. The following is a letter to Henrietta F. Nichols from her "Cousin Elizabeth," dated March 27, year unknown. Speaking of Jonathan Nichols, she said: "But quite an experience was his in 1825 when Lafayette made his journey through the country. At Westfield he stopped for dinner and Jonathan as a Revolutionary soldier was presented to him. After the French way he lightly kissed grandfather on both cheeks, saying that he loved every soldier of that war. Grandfather always wore his hair in a queue, tied with a ribbon, long silk stockings, buckled shoes and knee breeches, he thought long trousers were terrible. You can imagine how surprised this staid reserved old New Englander was to be kissed by another man. But he bore it bravely." Letter from Elizabeth Nichols Furman. The following is a quote from the State Papers of New Hampshire, Vol. XV, page 103, Revolutionary Rolls: "Payroll of Capt. Elisha Whitcomb's Company Regiment of Volunteers Expedition against Canada. Timothy Bedel as Colonel 1777-1778. Jonathan Nichols, Andrew Nichols, Capt. Samuel Wright Company, Colonel Nichols Regiment, General Stark's Brigade marched from Winchester in New Hampshire and joined the Northern Continental Army at Bennington and Stillwater July 23, 1777." Among the privates were Andrew Nichols and Jonathan Nichols. Jonathan and Phene Sackett NICHOLS died in MORROW CO OHIO living at son Wisemans, Brought back to Ripley for burial in East Ripley Cemetery Name: Sackett, Phene Birth Place: Orange co., VT Birth Date: 1767 Spouse: Jonathan Nichols Marriage Date: 1790 Marriage Location: Orange co., VT Children: Eight children Death Date: Before 1880 Death Location: Morrow co., OH 1 Nichols, Wiseman C. Birth Place: Ripley, NY Birth Date: 1801 Father's Name: Jonathan Nichols Mother's Name: Phene Sackett Spouse: Fivilla Cass Marriage Date: Oct 22, 1829 Marriage Location: Morrow co., OH Children: Six children Death Date: After 1880 Nichols, Jonathan Birth Place: Bolton, MA Birth Date: Jul 25, 1754 Spouse: Phene Sackett Marriage Date: 1790 Marriage Location: Orange co., VT Children: Eight children Death Date: Before 1880 Death Location: Morrow co., OH Military Service: Revolutionary War Occupation: Farmer Other Notes: Drew a military pension From Morrow Co records Children 1 Lorrel NICHOLS , b 1794 m 1826 to Sarah Elizabeth KNIGHT they were both among first membership of the 1st Presbyterian Church of Ripley Organized Nov 2, 1818 Sarah Elizabeth Knight Birth: 29 MAR 1793 in Thetford, VT Death: 25 FEB 1864 in Westfield, NY m 12 SEP 1826 in Aurora, NY Lorrel NICHOLS Birth: 9 FEB 1794 in Thetford, VT Death: 30 JAN 1877 in Albany, NY LORREL the son of Jonathan NICHOLS and PHENE SACKETT On 11 June 1873, there was an Old Settler's Reunion for Chautauqua County residents. a listing of their name, current residence, year in which they came to Chautauqua County, and their current age. Children Lorrell resides Westfield came 1813 is 79 b 1794 *Chautauqua Co Online Data Lorrel served in the War of 1812 Children A DeAzro NICHOLS b: 31 JAN 1828 in Westfield d 24 SEP 1910 m Clarissa DICKSON dau of William and Clarissa DICKSON B Hervy Brayton NICHOLS Birth: 22 MAY 1829 in Westfield, NY 1 Death: 13 JUN 1858 in 70 m, S. of Memphis, TN, steamboat explosion C Henry Leach NICHOLS Birth: 23 JUL 1832 in Westfield, NY Death: 14 JUN 1863 in Port Hudson, LA Commissioned officer, C. S. A. assigned to Watson's Battery Killed during the defense of Port Hudson 2 Olney , Also among the first members of this church , and wife Belvidere, Boone, Illinois in 1860 OLNEY NICHOLS, son of Jonathan and Phene SACKETT Nichols is age now 64 living with Charles BURNSIDE, 28 and probably Olney's dau wife of Burnside Hattie or Hettie age 25 Olney who for many years lived in Westfield, was a postmaster there; He is in Westfield in 1850 ae 54 wife EVALINE B. 50 his 2nd wife, first was HARRIET OSBORN d 1829 Eunice CLAXTON? 15 ( a step dau?) dau Harriet (HATTIE 15) later BURNSIDE other named persons may be children or just living in house they live in 1850 right beside LORREL NICHOLS Lot G 51 East Ripley Cemetery, Chautauqua Co NY Olney NICHOLS d 3/13/1867 ae 71-7-0 Wife Harriet M. died 6/5/1829 ae 29 yrs. 1st wife buried near his parents Jonathan and Phene NICHOLS Rev War Soldier 3 Orvis NICHOLS , lot K 83 buried EAST RIPLEY Cemetery Orvis d 10/31/1865 ae 61-1-8 at Beardstown Illinois Wife Fanny L. d 9/28/1869 in her 70th year probably LOOMIS in 1850 Orvis and Fanny are in Westfield with Elizabeth HOTCHKISS 21 and probably Fanny's father Joel LOOMIS 74 4 Achsah NICHOLS , Achsah Nichols Birth: 18 APR 1799 in Orange, VT. Dau of Revolutionary War Soldier, Jonathan NICHOLS and Phene SACKETT Death: 21 MAY 1871 in DeSota, IA. Marriage Benjamin Cummings AMSDEN b: 14 NOV 1790 in Henniker, NH. Married: 1817 in Chautauqua CO, NY. Children A Benjamin Monroe Amsden b: 18 DEC 1818 in Chautauqua CO., NY.Death: 28 JAN 1903 in Manchester, IA (M. B. & R. A. Amsden lot)Tombstone Records of Delaware County, Iowa b Noah Cummings Amsden b: 6 SEP 1820 in Chautauqua CO., NY.Death: 1891 in Minneapolis, MN c Harriet Newell Amsden b: 21 AUG 1824Death: ABT. 1891 in IL m REED d Jonathan Nichols Amsden b: 6 SEP 1826 in Chautauqua CO., NY. Death: 27 JUL 1891 in Lupton, Colorado e Lovisa Ann Amsden b: 12 DEC 1829 in Chautauqua CO, NY m Sidney COLLINS d IL f Achsah Lavantia Amsden b: 4 MAY 1832 in Chautauqua CO, NY Death: 1904 in Belvidere, IL g Fanny Prudence Amsden b: ABT. 1835 in Ripley, NY Death: 1898 in Belvidere, ILSources: Title: Ancestors and Descendants of Jonathan Nichols Amsden & Amelia Jane Smith 1636-1977 Author: Bernice Amsden Warnick Ancestry File 5 Wiseman C. NICHOLS ,23 Mar 1801 died 27 Apr 1883 Moscow Co . Ohio married to Favilla CASS in Ripley NY 1880 WISEMAN C. NICHOLS, Cardington; has for the past twenty-five years been prominently identified with the best interests of Morrow Co. Jonathan Nichols, his father, was born in Bolton, Mass., July 25, 1754, and when a small boy, went with his parents to Thetford, Orange Co., Vt. He was a soldier of the Revolutionary war, and fought with General Stark at the battle of Bennington; he was wounded, and for the last few years of his life drew a pension. He was a man of much more than ordinary ability, and held during his life-time the offices of Sheriff and Surveyor of Orange Co. He was married to Miss Phene Sackett, about 1790; she was born in Kent, Litchfield, Co., Ct., Feb. 17, 1767; when a girl she went with a married sister to Orange Co., Vt., where she engaged in teaching school. The lineage of the Sacketts can be traced back to 1597, to England, their native country; their coming to America dates back nearly three hundred years. Wiseman is the fifth of eight children; they were all married, and at one time were all with their mother and wives, members of the First Presbyterian Church, of Ripley, New York; of de number, Wiseman is 'the only surviving one. On Oct. 9, 1813, his father, with his family, ten in all, started for the west in a wagon drawn by three horses, with a capital of $54 in cash. It being late in the season, and the roads bad, the family walked more than half way. They were five weeks on their journey, and had but 12 1/2 cts. in their purse on their arrival; Wiseman's boyhood was passed assisting his father in the summer, and attending school in the neighborhood during the winter; on the 22nd, of Oct. 1829, he was married to Miss Fivilla, eldest daughter of Joseph and Tabitha (Day) Cass. She was born in Stratford, N. H., Feb. 17, 1811. They have had six children, four of whom are living. Forty years of Mr. Nichols life, including his boyhood, has been spent in agricultural pursuits; he followed carpentering for six years, and taught school eight terms; was in the mercantile business three years; was for three years sheriff; and three years mayor of Cardington, and for eighteen years a justice of the peace. He remembers very distinctly the eclipse of 1806, also the cola season of 1816, when there was snow or ice every month of the year. His first vote was given for William B. Rochester, "Bucktail candidate " for Governor of New York. He voted with the Democratic party until 1840, when he gave his vote for Gen. Harrison, since which time he has voted with the Whig and Republican parties. On coming to Cardington Mr. and Mrs. Nichols connected themselves with the M. E. Church, of which they are still members 1880 HISTORY OF MORROW COUNTY OHIO Children a Clifton Melvin Nichols b: 14 JUN 1830 in Westfield, Orange, New York b oseph Cass Nichols b: 29 JAN 1833 c Marietta Fivilla Nichols b: 15 DEC 1835 in Waterville, Oneida, New York d Franklin Cass Nichols b: 19 FEB 1838 e Amelia Frances Nichols b: 25 JUL 1842 in Portland, New York f Joseph Wiseman Nichols b: 27 OCT 1844 in Portland, New York 6 Chloe NICHOLS , c 1803 Death: 22 JUN 1832 m Asa YOUNG YOUNG lot M 32 East Ripley Cemetery Chloe Wife of Asa YOUNG dau of Jonathon and Phene or Phebe NICHOLS died 7/22/1832 ae 29 7, Jonathan Sackett Nichols b ca 1804 ,Son JoHnathan Sackett NICHOLS b 29 AUG 1805 Thetford Twp, Orange, Vermont m Elizabeth DICKSON b c 1812 Ripley Ny In 1850 Westfield census Johnathan S NICHOLS 45 is here wife Elizabeth 37 Sarah E 15, Helen M 13 I found the name spelled this way in several records We have the photo of this man from a IDENTIFIED family album but not much else on him seeking any 8. Lucinda NICHOLS b ca 1810 m WILLINGTON Lot M 36 East Ripley Cemetery Lucinda dau of Jonathon and Phebe or Phene NICHOLS wife of James WILLINGTON d 7/1/1842 ae 32

The Daily Commonwealth, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin June 18, 1913 Shoots His Wife And Then Suicides Arthur J. Sackett Slays During Insane Fury DIVORCE ACTION PENDING Alleged Infidelity Of Young Wife And Loss Of Position Results in Baleful Tragedy. Crazed by constant brooding over trouble growing out of an estrangement with his wife against whom he had instituted divorce proceedings, Arthur J. Sackett, a son of Mrs. H.T. Sackett, 157 Sheboygan street, shot and mortally wounded his wife and then turned the revolver on himself Tuesday night on a Washington, D.C. thoroughfare. Both died in a hospital within an hour. News of the tragedy reached the Sackett home on Sheboygan street this morning, completely prostrating Mrs. Sackett. A daughter, Miss Ruth, is away in Chicago and the news of the affair will probably be withheld until her return home. Inquiry at the Sackett home this morning elicited the information that Arthur J. Sackett and his wife have been living apart since January when he began divorce proceedings. Mrs. Edward Kent of this city, while in Washington several weeks ago, had a long talk with Mr. Sackett in which he revealed to her the details of his domestic entanglement. “From what Arthur told me,” said Mrs. Kent, “I don’t blame the boy for leaving her.” It is also stated that Mr. Sackett was very fond of his wife, whom he married when she was 18 years of age. The couple have been married for five years and have two children, a boy and a girl. Mrs. Sackett was a Washington girl, her parents residing in that city at the present time. Up to January Mr. Sackett occupied a position of importance in the government service but the domestic troubles caused him to lose his position. The loss of position which held out splendid opportunities for Mr. Sackett, coupled with his home troubles, are believe to have preyed upon his mind to such an extent that meeting his wife on the street his mind gave way and the slaying followed. Athur (typo in text) spent his boyhood in Fond du Lac and was known among his intimates as “Pat”. He left here some years ago and located at Washington, where he entered the government service. It was there that he met the girl that he subsequently married. Mr. Sackett was in Fond du Lac last fall, at the time of the death of his father, Dr. Howard T. Sackett, which took place October 7. He was accompanied here by his daughter, who was then three years of age.

Kari and all: The census information for the family of Noadiah Sackett raises a question about something in Weygant's book On page 303 Weygant states that Caroline, "was married May 24, 1855, at Woodstock, McHenry County, Ill, to George Clark, who died at the same place, Sept. 29, 1892." However, Caroline is listed in the households of her father and then her brother as Caroline Sackett in each of the censuses from 1850-1880. Never mind ... I just looked up her marriage in the IL marriage index and find this: CLARKE, GEORGE/ SACKETT, CARRIE/CAROLINE 03/29/1885 1/ 101 8225 MC So her marriage was Mar 29, 1885 not May 24, 1855 Gets to be fun, doesn't it? Thurmon ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kari Roehl" <kariroehl@charter.net> To: <SACKETT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 18, 2004 4:32 PM Subject: [SACKETT-L] Noahdiah Sackett on census > Here's further census info on Noahdiah and family. > > 1860 US Census, Oshkosh PO, Nekimi, Winnebago, Wisconsin > M653_1437, Page 421, 6/12/1860, ancestry.com > > 168, 150 > N. Sackett, 76,M,W, Farmer, 1000,100,Mass > Hannah 64, F,W, Mass > Caroline 26,F,W, Ohio > Oliver 22,M,W, Michigan > > 1870 US Census, Trempeleau PO, Gale, Trempeleau, Wisconsin > M593_1737, Page 199, anestry.com > 26, 27 > Sackett, Oliver N. 35, M,W, Farmer, 2500, 325, Ohio, Male Citizen > Electa 32, F, W, Keeping House, Wisconsin > Oliver B 6, M, W, Wisconsin > Carrie B 3,F,W, Wisconsin > Merton D, 5/12, M,W, Wisconsin, December > Noahadiah, 80,M,W, Mail Carrier, 600,1150, Massachusetts > Caroline S, 38, F,W, Keeping House, Ohio > > > > > > ==== SACKETT Mailing List ==== > RootsWeb blocks HTML formatting in email messages. Be sure to set your > email software to text only before posting a message to the list. > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 >

Kari: It is as Liesa said; I love a challenge and a mystery. Looking for, and following the clues, is more fun for me than the work of compiling all the information I get from following the clues. (:>) The census info helped a lot. It is interesting that Howard is only listed with the family in the 1860 census and that he is age 9 in 1860. His brother Walter B. is the one born in 1853. From the obit and the census information, I've put together the family of Howard's father, Hiram A. Sackett [Weygant only has Hiram's name listed]: 1. Hiram Akin Sacket was born about 1824 in CT. He died in 1895. Middle name "Akin" taken from LDS IGI and is not confirmed. [Thurmon King] ------ Year: 1850; State: OH; County: Summit; Township: Talmadge Roll: M432_732 Page: 489 73/92 Sackett, Hiram 26 m farmer CT [Sackett], Elvia A. 21 f CT Sackett, Lucy M. 3/12 f CT McConkey, Samuel 22 m laborer CT ------ 1860 Census Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Page 89; Line 35 710/698 Hiram Sackett 35, M, Farmer, 2000, 1000, Ohio Eliza Sackett 29, F, Ohio Lucy Sackett 11, F, Ohio, Attending School Howard Sackett 9, M, Ohio, Attending School Walter Sackett 7, M, Ohio, Attending School Earnest(sp?) Sackett 4, M, Ohio Page 90 Charles Sackett 1, M, Ohio John Scoofe(sp?) 24, M, Ohio Elizabeth McKnight 17, F, Canada ------ 1870, Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Middlebury Post Office Roll M593_1270, Page 432, Line 9, Image 864 Ancestry.com 133/137 Sacket, H.A. 46, M, W, Farmer, Ohio Sacket, Eliza A. 41, F, W, Keeping House, Ohio Sacket, Lucy A. 20, F, W, At Home, Ohio Sacket, Walter B. 17, M, W, Farming, Ohio Sacket, Edward A. 14, M, W, At Home, Ohio Sacket, Charles C. 11, M, W, At Home, Ohio Sacket, Frank N. 8, M, W, Ohio Sacket, Stella E. 6, F,W, Ohio Sacket, Gertrude 2, F,W,Ohio Fritz, Elizabeth 17, F, W Domestic Servant, Pennyslvania ------ 1880 Census; Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio FHL Film 1255069 National Archives Film T9-1069 Page 418A Hiram A. SACKET Self M M W 56 OH Farmer CT CT Eliza A. SACKET Wife F M W 51 OH Keeping House CT OH Edward A. SACKET Son M S W 23 OH At Home --- --- Charles C. SACKET Son M S W 21 OH At Home --- --- Frank H. SACKET Son M S W 18 OH At Home --- --- Stella E. SACKET Dau F S W 16 OH At Home --- --- Gertrude V. SACKET Dau F S W 13 OH At Home --- --- Kate A. SACKET Dau F S W 9 OH At Home --- --- Elizabeth SACKS Other F S W 20 OH Servant Hired Girl --- --- John FRY Other M S W 20 IN Works On Farm --- --- Hiram married Elzia Anna Treat daughter of Richard Bryan Treat and Amorette Hutchins Clark on 29 Oct 1848 in Tallmadge, Summit Co., OH. Elzia was born on 11 Feb 1829 in Tallmadge, Summit Co., OH. She died on 12 Aug 1890 in Tallmadge, Summit Co., OH. Year: 1850; State: OH; County: Summit; Township: Talmadge Roll: M432_732 Page: 489 73/92 Sackett, Hiram 26 m farmer CT [Sackett], Elvia A. 21 f CT Hiram and Elzia had the following children: 2 M i. Lucy Melissa Sacket was born on 21 Jul 1849 in Tallmadge, Summit Co., OH. Year: 1850; State: OH; County: Summit; Township: Talmadge Roll: M432_732 Page: 489 73/92 Sackett, Lucy M. 3/12 f CT ------ 1860 Census Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Page 89; Line 35 710/698 Lucy Sackett 11, F, Ohio, Attending School ------ 1870, Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Middlebury Post Office Roll M593_1270, Page 432, Line 9, Image 864 Ancestry.com 133/137 Sacket, Lucy A. 20, F, W, At Home, Ohio ------ 1880 Census; Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio FHL Film 1255069 National Archives Film T9-1069 Page 423D [in household of her uncle Clark A. Sacket] Lucy M. SACKET Niece F S W 30 OH Keeping House OH OH [Conflicting data on place of her birth: 1850 = CT; 1860-1880 = OH] + 3 M ii. Dr. Howard Treat Sackett was born on 13 Jun 1851. He died on 7 Oct 1912. + 4 M iii. Walter Bryan Sacket was born on 6 Apr 1853. 5 M iv. Edward Arthur Sacket was born on 28 Jul 1856 in Tallmadge, Summit Co., OH. 1860 Census Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Page 89; Line 35 710/698 Edward Sackett 4, M, Ohio ------ 1870, Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Middlebury Post Office Roll M593_1270, Page 432, Line 9, Image 864 Ancestry.com 133/137 Sacket, Edward A. 14, M, W, At Home, Ohio ------ 1880 Census; Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio FHL Film 1255069 National Archives Film T9-1069 Page 418A Edward A. SACKET Son M S W 23 OH At Home --- --- 6 M v. Dr. Charles Clark Sacket was born on 15 Jan 1859 in Tallmadge, Summit Co., OH. 1860 Census Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Page 90, Line 1 710/698 Charles Sackett 1, M, Ohio ------ 1870, Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Middlebury Post Office Roll M593_1270, Page 432, Line 9, Image 864 Ancestry.com 133/137 Sacket, Charles C. 11, M, W, At Home, Ohio ------ 1880 Census; Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio FHL Film 1255069 National Archives Film T9-1069 Page 418A Charles C. SACKET Son M S W 21 OH At Home --- --- 7 M vi. Frank N. Sacket was born about 1862 in Tallmadge, Summit Co., OH. 1870, Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Middlebury Post Office Roll M593_1270, Page 432, Line 9, Image 864 Ancestry.com 133/137 Sacket, Frank N. 8, M, W, Ohio ------ 1880 Census; Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio FHL Film 1255069 National Archives Film T9-1069 Page 418A Frank H. SACKET Son M S W 18 OH At Home --- --- 8 F vii. Stella E. Sacket was born about 1864 in Tallmadge, Summit Co., OH. 1870, Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Middlebury Post Office Roll M593_1270, Page 432, Line 9, Image 864 Ancestry.com 133/137 Sacket, Stella E. 6, F,W, Ohio ------ 1880 Census; Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio FHL Film 1255069 National Archives Film T9-1069 Page 418A Stella E. SACKET Dau F S W 16 OH At Home --- --- 9 F viii. Gertrude V. Sacket was born in 1867/1868 in Tallmadge, Summit Co., OH. 1870, Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Middlebury Post Office Roll M593_1270, Page 432, Line 9, Image 864 Ancestry.com 133/137 Sacket, Gertrude 2, F,W,Ohio ------ 1880 Census; Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio FHL Film 1255069 National Archives Film T9-1069 Page 418A Gertrude V. SACKET Dau F S W 13 OH At Home --- --- 10 F ix. Kate A. Sacket was born about 1871 in Tallmadge, Summit Co., OH. 1880 Census; Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio FHL Film 1255069 National Archives Film T9-1069 Page 418A Kate A. SACKET Dau F S W 9 OH At Home --- --- Second Generation 3. Dr. Howard Treat Sackett (Hiram Akin) was born on 13 Jun 1851 in Tallmadge, Summit Co., OH. He died on 7 Oct 1912 in Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac Co., WI. The cause of death was Poisoning due to nephritis . He was buried on 10 Oct 1912 in Reinzi Cemetery, Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac Co., WI. 1860 Census Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Page 89; Line 35 710/698 [in household of his father Hiram A. Sacket] Howard Sackett 9, M, Ohio, Attending School ------ [NOTE: There is a problem with the date of birth given in the news paper articles given below and his age as given in the 1860 census above. Due to the fact that the age of his brother, Walter B. given in the 1860, 1870 and 1880 indicates that he was born in 1853; it is assumed that Howard T. was born in 1853. - Thurmon King] ------ The Daily Commonwealth, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin - 2 articles October 8, 1912 Sackett Funeral Thursday The members of Fidelity Lodge Knights of Pythias will meet, at Castle hall at 9:45 o'clock Thursday morning to attend the funeral of Dr. H.T. Sackett. The Knights of Pythias will have charge of the services at the grave. Funeral services will be held at St. Paul's Cathedral at 10:30 o'clock Thursday morning with interment at Rienzi cemetery. Dr. Sackett Has Sudden Summons Well Known Resident Dead After Brief Illness He Was Taken Ill At Oconto Was Former President of the State Dental Society and Prominent in Professional Circles. Dr. Howard T. Sackett, well known in professional and business circles of Fond du Lac, and a former president of the Wisconsin State Dental society, is dead at his home, 157 Sheboygan street. Dr. Sackett's death came as a great shock to the community, while the members of his family and immediate friends are stunned by the suddenness of his demise. Complaining of a cold, and cheerful in the belief that his illness was merely passing in nature, Dr. Sackett suffered a collapse at his residence at 8:15 o'clock Monday evening and he died a few minutes afterward. Poisoning due to nephritis was the immediate cause of death. Taken Ill at Oconto. Dr. Sackett, who has of late been traveling for the Combination Door company of this city, was on a business trip in the northern part of the state and while at Oconto Thursday evening he was taken ill. The doctor took to his bed and summoned a physician who remained with him part of the night. Saturday morning he had impoved sufficiently to make the trip home, and reaching here at noon Saturday he took to his bed, still believing that his illness was nothing more than a hard cold. At 3 o'clock Monday morning Dr. Sackett complained of difficulty in breathing and his respiration was labored from that time until his death. This condition gave rise to the report that the illness was pneumonia, but physicians have stated that the death was occasioned by poisoning due to nephritis. Born at Tallmadge, O. Dr. Sackett was born June 30, 1853 at Tallmadge, O. In his family were five brothers and four sisters, all of whom are living with the exception of one sister. He studied dentistry at Ann Arbor, Mich., and was graduated from the Michigan state dental school in 1879. He practiced his profession for two years at Kuyahoga, O., which was located near his birthplace, and in 1881 came to Fond du Lac and opened dental offices. Dr. Sackett practiced in this city for twenty-seven years, having offices for a greater part of this time at the head of Forest avenue. Four years ago he sold his practice to Dr. James Sorenson, and engaged in business. He served as president of the Wisconsin State Dental society in 1904 and 1905, and was at various times honored by being elected president of the local dental society. He was a member of the Knights of Phythias, being identified with the uniform rank of that order. He was an active member of the lodge and its trustee for several terms. Had A Large Practice. Dr. Sackett has always occupied a prominent position in local professional circles, and though no longer active in the practice ov dentistry, he retained membership in the local society, which is now planning to attend his funeral services in a body. Dr. Sackett, while having offices at the head of Forest avenue, enjoyed a large and lucrative practice. Was Married in 1882. On April 27, 1882, Dr. Sackett married Hattie A. Brown, of this city, who with two sons, Edwin H. Sackett, of Billings Mont., and Arthur J. Sackett, of Washington, D.C., and one daughter, Ruth, are left to survive him. Complete arrangements for the funeral were not made today but it was expected that services would be held Thursday. ------ The Daily Commonwealth, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, October 9, 1912 Services To Be Held At Cathedral Details of Dr. H.T. Sackett's Funeral Are Arranged Dentists As The Bearers Knights of Pythias Will Assume Charge of the Services at Rienzi Cemetery. The Funeral of Dr. H.T. Sackett will be held at 10:30 o'clock tomorrow morning from St. Paul's Cathedral, Rev. B. Talbot Rogers officiating, assisted by Rev. John Loyd. The members of the Fond du Lac Dental society will attend the services in a body, as also will the members of Fidelity Lodge, Knights of Pythias. The knights will have charge of the services at the grave. The bearers will be: Dr. H.L. Banzhaf, Milwaukee; Dr. G.A. Stratton, Oshkosh; Dr. T.A. Hardgrove, Dr. W.C. Wise, Dr. J.L. Blish, Dr. W.F. Taylor, Dr. W.E. Tennant and Dr. E.J. Breitzman, of this city. Arthur Sackett and daughter, Ruth, of Washington, D.C., and Edwin Sackett, of Billings, Mont., will arrive in the city this evening for the funeral. Dr. C.C. Sackett, of Tallmadge, O., a brother of the deceased and a sister, Mrs. Atwood, are to be here for the funeral. Mrs. George Hicks, of Berlin, who is in the city for the services will be joined by her husband tomorrow morning. ------ The Daily Commonwealth, October 10, 1912 Dr. Sackett Buried Services Held at St. Paul's Cathedral Today Are Largely Attended- Commitment at Rienzi. The funeral of Dr. H.T. Sackett was held at 10:30 o'clock this morning from St. Paul's Cathedral. Canon B. Talbot Rogers officiated, being assisted by Rev. John Lloyd. Fidelity Lodge No. 19, Knights of Pythias and the Fond du Lac Dental society attended the services in a body. At Rienzi cemetery the body was consigned to the grave with services under the auspices of the Knights of Pythias. The services were largely attended. Those serving as bearers were Dr. H.L. Banzhaf, dean of the Milwaukee Dental college; Dr. G.A. Stratton, of Oshkosh; Dr. T.A. Hardgrove, Dr. W.C. Wise, Dr. J.L. Blish, Dr. W.F. Taylor, Dr. W.E. Tennant and Dr. E.J. Breitzman, all of this city. Those here to attend the funeral from away were C.C. Sackett, a brother of the deceased, and Mrs. Walter Atwood, a sister of Dr. Sackett, of Tallmadge, O.; Edwin Sackett, of Billings, Mont., a son; Arthur Sackett, of Washington, D.C., also a son, and his little daughter, Ruth; Mr. and Mrs. George Hicks, Berlin; Mrs. A.R. Carpenter and Mrs. Mary Hoskins, Waupaca; Dr. H.L. Banzhaf, Milwaukee; Dr. G.A. Stratton and Miss Nina Wilson, of Oshkosh. The floral display was large. Designs from the Knights of Pythias and the Fond du Lac Dental society were conspicuous in the offering. Howard married Hattie Brown on 27 Apr 1882 in Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac Co., WI. Hattie died on 9 Dec 1943 in Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac Co., WI. They had the following children: 11 M i. Edwin Hiram Sackett was born on 13 Jun 1883 in Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac Co., WI. He died in Mar 1978 in Lockwood, Yellowstone Co., MT. + 12 M ii. Arthur J. Sackett . 13 F iii. Ruth Sackett . The Daily Commonwealth, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin; October 8, 1912 "On April 27, 1882 Dr. Sackett married Hattie A. Brown, of this city, who with two sons, Edwin H. Sackett, of Billings Mont., and Arthur J. Sackett, of Washington, D.C., and one daughter, Ruth, are left to survive him." 4. Walter Bryan Sacket (Hiram Akin) was born on 6 Apr 1853 in Tallmadge, Summit Co., OH. 1860 Census Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Page 89; Line 35 710/698 Walter Sackett 7, M, Ohio, Attending School ------ 1870, Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Middlebury Post Office Roll M593_1270, Page 432, Line 9, Image 864 Ancestry.com 133/137 Sacket, Walter B. 17, M, W, Farming, Ohio ------ 1880 Census; Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio Family History Library Film: 1255069; NA Film Number: T9-1069 Page Number 418A Walter B. SACKET Self M Male W 27 OH Farmer OH OH Ella G. SACKET Wife M Female W 26 OH Keeping House CT OH Clara E. SACKET Dau S Female W 7M OH At Home --- --- John MATTHANY Other S Male W 20 OH Servant Hired Man -- --- Eva MATTHANY Other S Female W 18 OH Laborer --- --- Walter married Ella Baldwin on 13 Jun 1878 in Tallmadge, Summit Co., OH. Ella was born about 1854 in OH. 1880 Census; Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio Family History Library Film: 1255069; NA Film Number: T9-1069 Page Number 418A Ella G. SACKET Wife M Female W 26 OH Keeping House CT OH Walter and Ella had the following children: 14 F i. Clara E. Sacket was born about 1880. 1880 Census; Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio Family History Library Film: 1255069; NA Film Number: T9-1069 Page Number 418A Clara E. SACKET Dau S Female W 7M OH At Home --- --- Third Generation 12. Arthur J. Sackett (Howard Treat Sackett, Hiram Akin) was born in Of Washington, D. C.. The Daily Commonwealth, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin - October 8, 1912 Arthur had the following children: 15 F i. Ruth Sackett . The Daily Commonwealth, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, October 9, 1912 "Arthur Sackett and daughter, Ruth, of Washington, D.C., ..." ------ The Daily Commonwealth, October 10, 1912 "Those here to attend the funeral from away were ... Arthur Sackett, of Washington, D.C., also a son, and his little daughter, Ruth; ..." ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kari Roehl" <kariroehl@charter.net> To: <SACKETT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 18, 2004 12:41 PM Subject: Re: [SACKETT-L] funeral notice/obit of Howard Treat Sackett > Thurmon, > > Sorry to be so much work! I have access through everything at ancestry.com > and am willing to look up anything you wish. > > The 1860 Census Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Page 89 is as follows: > > Line 35,710, 698 > Hiram Sackett 35, M, Farmer, 2000, 1000, Ohio > Eliza 29, F, Ohio > Lucy 11, F, Ohio, Attending School > Howard 9, M, Ohio, Attending School > Walter 7, M, Ohio, Attending School > Earnest(sp?) 4, M, Ohio > Page 90 > Charles 1, M, Ohio > John Scoofe(sp?) 24, M, Ohio > Elizabeth McKnight 17, F, Canada > > I'll see if I can find the 1870 and send that also. > > Kari > >

Thurmon loves a challange :-D Thrumon I alos have most of Ancestry.com subscription so let us know what we can look up for you. I won't worry about these census since Kari has them covered. Liesa > > From: "Kari Roehl" <kariroehl@charter.net> > Date: 2004/06/18 Fri PM 07:41:05 GMT > To: SACKETT-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [SACKETT-L] funeral notice/obit of Howard Treat Sackett > > Thurmon, > > Sorry to be so much work! I have access through everything at ancestry.com > and am willing to look up anything you wish. > > The 1860 Census Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Page 89 is as follows: > > Line 35,710, 698 > Hiram Sackett 35, M, Farmer, 2000, 1000, Ohio > Eliza 29, F, Ohio > Lucy 11, F, Ohio, Attending School > Howard 9, M, Ohio, Attending School > Walter 7, M, Ohio, Attending School > Earnest(sp?) 4, M, Ohio > Page 90 > Charles 1, M, Ohio > John Scoofe(sp?) 24, M, Ohio > Elizabeth McKnight 17, F, Canada > > I'll see if I can find the 1870 and send that also. > > Kari > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Thurmon King" <THURMONKING@peoplepc.com> > To: <SACKETT-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, June 18, 2004 12:12 PM > Subject: Re: [SACKETT-L] funeral notice/obit of Howard Treat Sackett > > > > Kari: > > > > Well, you've managed to "dig up" another "new guy" for us to make a > > connection for !! > > > > After I read your post, I spent several hours looking for a connection for > > Dr. Howard Treat Sackett. I believe I finally found the connction but > will > > need a couple of census reports before we can know whether or not my > theory > > is credible. > > > > The items in the articles you posted which give vital clues are; > > 1) He was born in Tallmadge, OH; > > 2) There were 5 brothers and four sisters in his parents' family; > > 3) Dr. C. C. Sackett of Tallmadge, OH was one of his brothers. > > > > In my searching I found the following family in the > > 1880 Census; Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio > > FHL Film 1255069 National Archives Film T9-1069 Page 418A > > Hiram A. SACKET Self M M W 56 OH Farmer CT CT [W #3796] > > Eliza A. SACKET Wife F M W 51 OH Keeping House CT OH > > Edward A. SACKET Son M S W 23 OH At Home --- --- > > Charles C. SACKET Son M S W 21 OH At Home --- --- > > Frank H. SACKET Son M S W 18 OH At Home --- --- > > Stella E. SACKET Dau F S W 16 OH At Home --- --- > > Gertrude V. SACKET Dau F S W 13 OH At Home --- --- > > Kate A. SACKET Dau F S W 9 OH At Home --- --- > > > > I then looked at the 1850 census data I have and found > > Year: 1850; State: OH; County: Summit; Township: Talmadge > > Roll: M432_732 Page: 489 > > 73/92 > > Sackett, Hiram 26 m farmer CT > > [Sackett], Elvia A. 21 f CT > > Sackett, Lucy M. 3/12 f CT > > > > Hiram A. Sackett in the 1880 census has a son named Charles C. (C. C.) > > Sackett listed as one of three sons along with three daughters. The 1850 > > census gives the name of a fourth daughter. > > > > If we can get the census data for Hiram's family in 1860 and 1870 we > should > > be able to determine whether or not Howard T. was one of his sons. > > > > Best wishes, > > Thurmon > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Kari Roehl" <kariroehl@charter.net> > > To: <SACKETT-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2004 7:49 AM > > Subject: [SACKETT-L] funeral notice/obit of Howard Treat Sackett > > > > > > > The Daily Commonwealth, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin - 2 articles > > > October 8, 1912 > > > > > > Sackett Funeral Thursday > > > > > > The members of Fidelity Lodge Knights of Pythias will meet, at Castle > hall > > at 9:45 o'clock Thursday morning to attend the funeral of Dr. H.T. > Sackett. > > The Knights of Pythias will have charge of the services at the grave. > > Funeral services will be held at St. Paul's Cathedral at 10:30 o'clock > > Thursday morning with interment at Rienzi cemetery. > > > > > > > > > Dr. Sackett Has Sudden Summons > > > Well Know Resident Dead After Brief Illness > > > He Was Taken Ill At Oconto > > > Was Former President of the State Dental Society and Prominent in > > Professional Circles. > > > > > > Dr. Howard T. Sackett, well known in professional and business circles > of > > Fond du Lac, and a former president of the Wisconsin State Dental society, > > is dead at his home, 157 Sheboygan street. Dr. Sackett's death came as a > > great shock to the community, while the members of his family and > immediate > > friends are stunned by the suddenness of his demise. Complaining of a > cold, > > and cheerful in the belief that his illness was merely passing in nature, > > Dr. Sackett suffered a collapse at his residence at 8:15 o'clock Monday > > evening and he died a few minutes afterward. Poisoning due to nephritis > was > > the immediate cause of death. > > > > > > Taken Ill at Oconto. > > > > > > Dr. Sackett, who has of late been traveling for the Combination Door > > company of this city, was on a business trip in the northern part of the > > state and while at Oconto Thursday evening he was taken ill. The doctor > > took to his bed and summoned a physician who remained with him part of the > > night. Saturday morning he had impoved sufficiently to make the trip > home, > > and reaching here at noon Saturday he took to his bed, still believing > that > > his illness was nothing more than a hard cold. > > > > > > At 3 o'clock Monday morning Dr. Sackett complained of difficulty in > > breathing and his respiration was labored from that time until his death. > > This condition gave rise to the report that the illness was pneumonia, but > > physicians have stated that the death was occasioned by poisoning due to > > nephritis. > > > > > > Born at Tallmadge, O. > > > > > > Dr. Sackett was born June 30, 1853 at Tallmadge, O. In his family were > > five brothers and four sisters, all of whom are living with the exception > of > > one sister. He studied dentistry at Ann Arbor, Mich., and was graduated > > from the Michigan state dental school in 1879. He practiced his > profession > > for two years at Kuyahoga, O., which was located near his birthplace, and > in > > 1881 came to Fond du Lac and opened dental offices. Dr. Sackett practiced > > in this city for twenty-seven years, having offices for a greater part of > > this time at the head of Forest avenue. Four years ago he sold his > practice > > to Dr. James Sorenson, and engaged in business. He served as president of > > the Wisconsin State Dental society in 1904 and 1905, and was at various > > times honored by being elected president of the local dental society. He > > was a member of the Knights of Phythias, being identified with the uniform > > rank of that order. He was an active member of the lodge and its trustee > > for several terms. > > > > > > Had A Large Practice. > > > > > > Dr. Sackett has always occupied a prominent position in local > professional > > circles, and though no longer active in the practice ov dentistry, he > > retained membership in the local society, which is now planning to attend > > his funeral services in a body. Dr. Sackett, while having offices at the > > head of Forest avenue, enjoyed a large and lucrative practice. > > > > > > Was Married in 1882. > > > > > > On April 27, 1882 Dr. Sackett married Hattie A. Brown, of this city, who > > with two sons, Edwin H. Sackett, of Billings Mont., and Arthur J. Sackett, > > of Washington, D.C., and one daughter, Ruth, are left to survive him. > > > > > > Complete arrangements for the funeral were not made today but it was > > expected that services would be held Thursday. > > > > > > The Daily Commonwealth, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, October 9, 1912 > > > > > > Services To Be Held At Cathedral > > > Details of Dr. H.T. Sackett's Funeral Are Arranged > > > Dentists As The Bearers > > > Knights of Pythias Will Assume Charge of the Services at Rienzi > Cemetery. > > > > > > The Funeral of Dr. H.T. Sackett will be held at 10:30 o'clock tomorrow > > morning from St. Paul's Cathedral, Rev. B. Talbot Rogers officiating, > > assisted by Rev. John Loyd. The members of the Fond du Lac Dental society > > will attend the services in a body, as also will the members of Fidelity > > Lodge, Knights of Pythias. The knights will have charge of the services > at > > the grave. > > > > > > The bearers will be: Dr. H.L. Banzhaf, Milwaukee; Dr. G.A. Stratton, > > Oshkosh; Dr. T.A. Hardgrove, Dr. W.C. Wise, Dr. J.L. Blish, Dr. W.F. > Taylor, > > Dr. W.E. Tennant and Dr. E.J. Breitzman, of this city. > > > > > > Arthur Sackett and daughter, Ruth, of Washington, D.C., and Edwin > Sackett, > > of Billings, Mont., will arrive in the city this evening for the funeral. > > Dr. C.C. Sackett, of Tallmadge, O., a brother of the deceased and a sister > , > > Mrs. Atwood, are to be here for the funeral. Mrs. George Hicks, of > Berlin, > > who is in the city for the services will be joined by her husband tomorrow > > morning. > > > > > > The Daily Commonwealth, October 10, 1912 > > > > > > Dr. Sackett Buried > > > Services Held at St. Paul's Cathedral Today Are Largely Attended- > > Commitment at Rienzi. > > > > > > The funeral of Dr. H.T. Sackett was held at 10:30 o'clock this morning > > from St. Paul's Cathedral. Canon B. Talbot Rogers officiated, being > > assisted by Rev. John Lloyd. Fidelity Lodge No. 19, Knights of Pythias > and > > the Fond du Lac Dental society attended the services in a body. At Rienzi > > cemetery the body was consigned to the grave with services under the > > auspices of the Knights of Pythias. The services were largely attended. > > > > > > Those serving as bearers were Dr. H.L. Banzhaf, dean of the Milwaukee > > Dental college; Dr. G.A. Stratton, of Oshkosh; Dr. T.A. Hardgrove, Dr. > W.C. > > Wise, Dr. J.L. Blish, Dr. W.F. Taylor, Dr. W.E. Tennant and Dr. E.J. > > Breitzman, all of this city. > > > > > > Those here to attend the funeral from away were C.C. Sackett, a brother > of > > the deceased, and Mrs. Walter Atwood, a sister of Dr. Sackett, of > Tallmadge, > > O.; Edwin Sackett, of Billings, Mont., a son; Arthur Sackett, of > Washington, > > D.C., also a son, and his little daughter, Ruth; Mr. and Mrs. George > Hicks, > > Berlin; Mrs. A.R. Carpenter and Mrs. Mary Hoskins, Waupaca; Dr. H.L. > > Banzhaf, Milwaukee; Dr. G.A. Stratton and Miss Nina Wilson, of Oshkosh. > > > > > > The floral display was large. Designs from the Knights of Pythias and > the > > Fond du Lac Dental society were conspicuous in the offering. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== SACKETT Mailing List ==== > > > Visit the SACKETT-L Web Page at > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sidersn/sackett > > > > > > ============================== > > > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > > > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > > > > > > > > > ==== SACKETT Mailing List ==== > > RootsWeb WorldConnect Project and is located at: > > <http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/press/worldconnect.html>. > > > > ============================== > > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. 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Here's further census info on Noahdiah and family. 1860 US Census, Oshkosh PO, Nekimi, Winnebago, Wisconsin M653_1437, Page 421, 6/12/1860, ancestry.com 168, 150 N. Sackett, 76,M,W, Farmer, 1000,100,Mass Hannah 64, F,W, Mass Caroline 26,F,W, Ohio Oliver 22,M,W, Michigan 1870 US Census, Trempeleau PO, Gale, Trempeleau, Wisconsin M593_1737, Page 199, anestry.com 26, 27 Sackett, Oliver N. 35, M,W, Farmer, 2500, 325, Ohio, Male Citizen Electa 32, F, W, Keeping House, Wisconsin Oliver B 6, M, W, Wisconsin Carrie B 3,F,W, Wisconsin Merton D, 5/12, M,W, Wisconsin, December Noahadiah, 80,M,W, Mail Carrier, 600,1150, Massachusetts Caroline S, 38, F,W, Keeping House, Ohio

Thurmon I found another child for Noahdiah Sackett #1006 that isn't listed on your website. She is Sarah A. Sackett born c. 1829 in Ohio. Here's the extract, it's indexed under Jackett on ancestry. 1850 US Census Wisconsin, Dist 11, Winnebago, Winnebago, Wisconsin M431_1009, Page 511, ancestry.com Date 8/2/1850 Line 32, 548, 533 Noahdiah Sackett, 62, M, W, None, 800, Mass. Hannah, 51, F,W, Mass. Sarah A., 21, F, W, Ohio Caroline 19, F,W, Michigan Oliver N. 14, M,W, Michigan, Attending School Just thought you might want to add her:) Kari

Here's 1870, Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Middlebury Post Office Roll M593_1270, Page 432, Image 864 Ancestry.com Line 9, 133, 137 Sacket, H.A. 46, M, W, Farmer, Ohio Eliza A. 41, F, W, Keeping House, Ohio Lucy A. 20, F, W, At Home, Ohio Walter B. 17, M, W, Farming, Ohio Edward A. 14, M, W, At Home, Ohio Charles C. 11, M, W, At Home, Ohio Frank N. 8, M, W, Ohio Stella E. 6, F,W, Ohio Gertrude 2, F,W,Ohio Fritz, Elizabeth 17, F, W Domestic Servant, Pennyslvania Hope this helps:) Kari ----- Original Message ----- From: "Thurmon King" <THURMONKING@peoplepc.com> To: <SACKETT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 18, 2004 12:12 PM Subject: Re: [SACKETT-L] funeral notice/obit of Howard Treat Sackett > Kari: > > Well, you've managed to "dig up" another "new guy" for us to make a > connection for !! > > After I read your post, I spent several hours looking for a connection for > Dr. Howard Treat Sackett. I believe I finally found the connction but will > need a couple of census reports before we can know whether or not my theory > is credible. > > The items in the articles you posted which give vital clues are; > 1) He was born in Tallmadge, OH; > 2) There were 5 brothers and four sisters in his parents' family; > 3) Dr. C. C. Sackett of Tallmadge, OH was one of his brothers. > > In my searching I found the following family in the > 1880 Census; Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio > FHL Film 1255069 National Archives Film T9-1069 Page 418A > Hiram A. SACKET Self M M W 56 OH Farmer CT CT [W #3796] > Eliza A. SACKET Wife F M W 51 OH Keeping House CT OH > Edward A. SACKET Son M S W 23 OH At Home --- --- > Charles C. SACKET Son M S W 21 OH At Home --- --- > Frank H. SACKET Son M S W 18 OH At Home --- --- > Stella E. SACKET Dau F S W 16 OH At Home --- --- > Gertrude V. SACKET Dau F S W 13 OH At Home --- --- > Kate A. SACKET Dau F S W 9 OH At Home --- --- > > I then looked at the 1850 census data I have and found > Year: 1850; State: OH; County: Summit; Township: Talmadge > Roll: M432_732 Page: 489 > 73/92 > Sackett, Hiram 26 m farmer CT > [Sackett], Elvia A. 21 f CT > Sackett, Lucy M. 3/12 f CT > > Hiram A. Sackett in the 1880 census has a son named Charles C. (C. C.) > Sackett listed as one of three sons along with three daughters. The 1850 > census gives the name of a fourth daughter. > > If we can get the census data for Hiram's family in 1860 and 1870 we should > be able to determine whether or not Howard T. was one of his sons. > > Best wishes, > Thurmon > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Kari Roehl" <kariroehl@charter.net> > To: <SACKETT-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2004 7:49 AM > Subject: [SACKETT-L] funeral notice/obit of Howard Treat Sackett > > > > The Daily Commonwealth, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin - 2 articles > > October 8, 1912 > > > > Sackett Funeral Thursday > > > > The members of Fidelity Lodge Knights of Pythias will meet, at Castle hall > at 9:45 o'clock Thursday morning to attend the funeral of Dr. H.T. Sackett. > The Knights of Pythias will have charge of the services at the grave. > Funeral services will be held at St. Paul's Cathedral at 10:30 o'clock > Thursday morning with interment at Rienzi cemetery. > > > > > > Dr. Sackett Has Sudden Summons > > Well Know Resident Dead After Brief Illness > > He Was Taken Ill At Oconto > > Was Former President of the State Dental Society and Prominent in > Professional Circles. > > > > Dr. Howard T. Sackett, well known in professional and business circles of > Fond du Lac, and a former president of the Wisconsin State Dental society, > is dead at his home, 157 Sheboygan street. Dr. Sackett's death came as a > great shock to the community, while the members of his family and immediate > friends are stunned by the suddenness of his demise. Complaining of a cold, > and cheerful in the belief that his illness was merely passing in nature, > Dr. Sackett suffered a collapse at his residence at 8:15 o'clock Monday > evening and he died a few minutes afterward. Poisoning due to nephritis was > the immediate cause of death. > > > > Taken Ill at Oconto. > > > > Dr. Sackett, who has of late been traveling for the Combination Door > company of this city, was on a business trip in the northern part of the > state and while at Oconto Thursday evening he was taken ill. The doctor > took to his bed and summoned a physician who remained with him part of the > night. Saturday morning he had impoved sufficiently to make the trip home, > and reaching here at noon Saturday he took to his bed, still believing that > his illness was nothing more than a hard cold. > > > > At 3 o'clock Monday morning Dr. Sackett complained of difficulty in > breathing and his respiration was labored from that time until his death. > This condition gave rise to the report that the illness was pneumonia, but > physicians have stated that the death was occasioned by poisoning due to > nephritis. > > > > Born at Tallmadge, O. > > > > Dr. Sackett was born June 30, 1853 at Tallmadge, O. In his family were > five brothers and four sisters, all of whom are living with the exception of > one sister. He studied dentistry at Ann Arbor, Mich., and was graduated > from the Michigan state dental school in 1879. He practiced his profession > for two years at Kuyahoga, O., which was located near his birthplace, and in > 1881 came to Fond du Lac and opened dental offices. Dr. Sackett practiced > in this city for twenty-seven years, having offices for a greater part of > this time at the head of Forest avenue. Four years ago he sold his practice > to Dr. James Sorenson, and engaged in business. He served as president of > the Wisconsin State Dental society in 1904 and 1905, and was at various > times honored by being elected president of the local dental society. He > was a member of the Knights of Phythias, being identified with the uniform > rank of that order. He was an active member of the lodge and its trustee > for several terms. > > > > Had A Large Practice. > > > > Dr. Sackett has always occupied a prominent position in local professional > circles, and though no longer active in the practice ov dentistry, he > retained membership in the local society, which is now planning to attend > his funeral services in a body. Dr. Sackett, while having offices at the > head of Forest avenue, enjoyed a large and lucrative practice. > > > > Was Married in 1882. > > > > On April 27, 1882 Dr. Sackett married Hattie A. Brown, of this city, who > with two sons, Edwin H. Sackett, of Billings Mont., and Arthur J. Sackett, > of Washington, D.C., and one daughter, Ruth, are left to survive him. > > > > Complete arrangements for the funeral were not made today but it was > expected that services would be held Thursday. > > > > The Daily Commonwealth, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, October 9, 1912 > > > > Services To Be Held At Cathedral > > Details of Dr. H.T. Sackett's Funeral Are Arranged > > Dentists As The Bearers > > Knights of Pythias Will Assume Charge of the Services at Rienzi Cemetery. > > > > The Funeral of Dr. H.T. Sackett will be held at 10:30 o'clock tomorrow > morning from St. Paul's Cathedral, Rev. B. Talbot Rogers officiating, > assisted by Rev. John Loyd. The members of the Fond du Lac Dental society > will attend the services in a body, as also will the members of Fidelity > Lodge, Knights of Pythias. The knights will have charge of the services at > the grave. > > > > The bearers will be: Dr. H.L. Banzhaf, Milwaukee; Dr. G.A. Stratton, > Oshkosh; Dr. T.A. Hardgrove, Dr. W.C. Wise, Dr. J.L. Blish, Dr. W.F. Taylor, > Dr. W.E. Tennant and Dr. E.J. Breitzman, of this city. > > > > Arthur Sackett and daughter, Ruth, of Washington, D.C., and Edwin Sackett, > of Billings, Mont., will arrive in the city this evening for the funeral. > Dr. C.C. Sackett, of Tallmadge, O., a brother of the deceased and a sister, > Mrs. Atwood, are to be here for the funeral. Mrs. George Hicks, of Berlin, > who is in the city for the services will be joined by her husband tomorrow > morning. > > > > The Daily Commonwealth, October 10, 1912 > > > > Dr. Sackett Buried > > Services Held at St. Paul's Cathedral Today Are Largely Attended- > Commitment at Rienzi. > > > > The funeral of Dr. H.T. Sackett was held at 10:30 o'clock this morning > from St. Paul's Cathedral. Canon B. Talbot Rogers officiated, being > assisted by Rev. John Lloyd. Fidelity Lodge No. 19, Knights of Pythias and > the Fond du Lac Dental society attended the services in a body. At Rienzi > cemetery the body was consigned to the grave with services under the > auspices of the Knights of Pythias. The services were largely attended. > > > > Those serving as bearers were Dr. H.L. Banzhaf, dean of the Milwaukee > Dental college; Dr. G.A. Stratton, of Oshkosh; Dr. T.A. Hardgrove, Dr. W.C. > Wise, Dr. J.L. Blish, Dr. W.F. Taylor, Dr. W.E. Tennant and Dr. E.J. > Breitzman, all of this city. > > > > Those here to attend the funeral from away were C.C. Sackett, a brother of > the deceased, and Mrs. Walter Atwood, a sister of Dr. Sackett, of Tallmadge, > O.; Edwin Sackett, of Billings, Mont., a son; Arthur Sackett, of Washington, > D.C., also a son, and his little daughter, Ruth; Mr. and Mrs. George Hicks, > Berlin; Mrs. A.R. Carpenter and Mrs. Mary Hoskins, Waupaca; Dr. H.L. > Banzhaf, Milwaukee; Dr. G.A. Stratton and Miss Nina Wilson, of Oshkosh. > > > > The floral display was large. Designs from the Knights of Pythias and the > Fond du Lac Dental society were conspicuous in the offering. > > > > > > > > > > ==== SACKETT Mailing List ==== > > Visit the SACKETT-L Web Page at > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sidersn/sackett > > > > ============================== > > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > > > > > ==== SACKETT Mailing List ==== > RootsWeb WorldConnect Project and is located at: > <http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/press/worldconnect.html>. > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 >

Thurmon, Sorry to be so much work! I have access through everything at ancestry.com and am willing to look up anything you wish. The 1860 Census Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, Page 89 is as follows: Line 35,710, 698 Hiram Sackett 35, M, Farmer, 2000, 1000, Ohio Eliza 29, F, Ohio Lucy 11, F, Ohio, Attending School Howard 9, M, Ohio, Attending School Walter 7, M, Ohio, Attending School Earnest(sp?) 4, M, Ohio Page 90 Charles 1, M, Ohio John Scoofe(sp?) 24, M, Ohio Elizabeth McKnight 17, F, Canada I'll see if I can find the 1870 and send that also. Kari ----- Original Message ----- From: "Thurmon King" <THURMONKING@peoplepc.com> To: <SACKETT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 18, 2004 12:12 PM Subject: Re: [SACKETT-L] funeral notice/obit of Howard Treat Sackett > Kari: > > Well, you've managed to "dig up" another "new guy" for us to make a > connection for !! > > After I read your post, I spent several hours looking for a connection for > Dr. Howard Treat Sackett. I believe I finally found the connction but will > need a couple of census reports before we can know whether or not my theory > is credible. > > The items in the articles you posted which give vital clues are; > 1) He was born in Tallmadge, OH; > 2) There were 5 brothers and four sisters in his parents' family; > 3) Dr. C. C. Sackett of Tallmadge, OH was one of his brothers. > > In my searching I found the following family in the > 1880 Census; Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio > FHL Film 1255069 National Archives Film T9-1069 Page 418A > Hiram A. SACKET Self M M W 56 OH Farmer CT CT [W #3796] > Eliza A. SACKET Wife F M W 51 OH Keeping House CT OH > Edward A. SACKET Son M S W 23 OH At Home --- --- > Charles C. SACKET Son M S W 21 OH At Home --- --- > Frank H. SACKET Son M S W 18 OH At Home --- --- > Stella E. SACKET Dau F S W 16 OH At Home --- --- > Gertrude V. SACKET Dau F S W 13 OH At Home --- --- > Kate A. SACKET Dau F S W 9 OH At Home --- --- > > I then looked at the 1850 census data I have and found > Year: 1850; State: OH; County: Summit; Township: Talmadge > Roll: M432_732 Page: 489 > 73/92 > Sackett, Hiram 26 m farmer CT > [Sackett], Elvia A. 21 f CT > Sackett, Lucy M. 3/12 f CT > > Hiram A. Sackett in the 1880 census has a son named Charles C. (C. C.) > Sackett listed as one of three sons along with three daughters. The 1850 > census gives the name of a fourth daughter. > > If we can get the census data for Hiram's family in 1860 and 1870 we should > be able to determine whether or not Howard T. was one of his sons. > > Best wishes, > Thurmon > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Kari Roehl" <kariroehl@charter.net> > To: <SACKETT-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2004 7:49 AM > Subject: [SACKETT-L] funeral notice/obit of Howard Treat Sackett > > > > The Daily Commonwealth, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin - 2 articles > > October 8, 1912 > > > > Sackett Funeral Thursday > > > > The members of Fidelity Lodge Knights of Pythias will meet, at Castle hall > at 9:45 o'clock Thursday morning to attend the funeral of Dr. H.T. Sackett. > The Knights of Pythias will have charge of the services at the grave. > Funeral services will be held at St. Paul's Cathedral at 10:30 o'clock > Thursday morning with interment at Rienzi cemetery. > > > > > > Dr. Sackett Has Sudden Summons > > Well Know Resident Dead After Brief Illness > > He Was Taken Ill At Oconto > > Was Former President of the State Dental Society and Prominent in > Professional Circles. > > > > Dr. Howard T. Sackett, well known in professional and business circles of > Fond du Lac, and a former president of the Wisconsin State Dental society, > is dead at his home, 157 Sheboygan street. Dr. Sackett's death came as a > great shock to the community, while the members of his family and immediate > friends are stunned by the suddenness of his demise. Complaining of a cold, > and cheerful in the belief that his illness was merely passing in nature, > Dr. Sackett suffered a collapse at his residence at 8:15 o'clock Monday > evening and he died a few minutes afterward. Poisoning due to nephritis was > the immediate cause of death. > > > > Taken Ill at Oconto. > > > > Dr. Sackett, who has of late been traveling for the Combination Door > company of this city, was on a business trip in the northern part of the > state and while at Oconto Thursday evening he was taken ill. The doctor > took to his bed and summoned a physician who remained with him part of the > night. Saturday morning he had impoved sufficiently to make the trip home, > and reaching here at noon Saturday he took to his bed, still believing that > his illness was nothing more than a hard cold. > > > > At 3 o'clock Monday morning Dr. Sackett complained of difficulty in > breathing and his respiration was labored from that time until his death. > This condition gave rise to the report that the illness was pneumonia, but > physicians have stated that the death was occasioned by poisoning due to > nephritis. > > > > Born at Tallmadge, O. > > > > Dr. Sackett was born June 30, 1853 at Tallmadge, O. In his family were > five brothers and four sisters, all of whom are living with the exception of > one sister. He studied dentistry at Ann Arbor, Mich., and was graduated > from the Michigan state dental school in 1879. He practiced his profession > for two years at Kuyahoga, O., which was located near his birthplace, and in > 1881 came to Fond du Lac and opened dental offices. Dr. Sackett practiced > in this city for twenty-seven years, having offices for a greater part of > this time at the head of Forest avenue. Four years ago he sold his practice > to Dr. James Sorenson, and engaged in business. He served as president of > the Wisconsin State Dental society in 1904 and 1905, and was at various > times honored by being elected president of the local dental society. He > was a member of the Knights of Phythias, being identified with the uniform > rank of that order. He was an active member of the lodge and its trustee > for several terms. > > > > Had A Large Practice. > > > > Dr. Sackett has always occupied a prominent position in local professional > circles, and though no longer active in the practice ov dentistry, he > retained membership in the local society, which is now planning to attend > his funeral services in a body. Dr. Sackett, while having offices at the > head of Forest avenue, enjoyed a large and lucrative practice. > > > > Was Married in 1882. > > > > On April 27, 1882 Dr. Sackett married Hattie A. Brown, of this city, who > with two sons, Edwin H. Sackett, of Billings Mont., and Arthur J. Sackett, > of Washington, D.C., and one daughter, Ruth, are left to survive him. > > > > Complete arrangements for the funeral were not made today but it was > expected that services would be held Thursday. > > > > The Daily Commonwealth, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, October 9, 1912 > > > > Services To Be Held At Cathedral > > Details of Dr. H.T. Sackett's Funeral Are Arranged > > Dentists As The Bearers > > Knights of Pythias Will Assume Charge of the Services at Rienzi Cemetery. > > > > The Funeral of Dr. H.T. Sackett will be held at 10:30 o'clock tomorrow > morning from St. Paul's Cathedral, Rev. B. Talbot Rogers officiating, > assisted by Rev. John Loyd. The members of the Fond du Lac Dental society > will attend the services in a body, as also will the members of Fidelity > Lodge, Knights of Pythias. The knights will have charge of the services at > the grave. > > > > The bearers will be: Dr. H.L. Banzhaf, Milwaukee; Dr. G.A. Stratton, > Oshkosh; Dr. T.A. Hardgrove, Dr. W.C. Wise, Dr. J.L. Blish, Dr. W.F. Taylor, > Dr. W.E. Tennant and Dr. E.J. Breitzman, of this city. > > > > Arthur Sackett and daughter, Ruth, of Washington, D.C., and Edwin Sackett, > of Billings, Mont., will arrive in the city this evening for the funeral. > Dr. C.C. Sackett, of Tallmadge, O., a brother of the deceased and a sister , > Mrs. Atwood, are to be here for the funeral. Mrs. George Hicks, of Berlin, > who is in the city for the services will be joined by her husband tomorrow > morning. > > > > The Daily Commonwealth, October 10, 1912 > > > > Dr. Sackett Buried > > Services Held at St. Paul's Cathedral Today Are Largely Attended- > Commitment at Rienzi. > > > > The funeral of Dr. H.T. Sackett was held at 10:30 o'clock this morning > from St. Paul's Cathedral. Canon B. Talbot Rogers officiated, being > assisted by Rev. John Lloyd. Fidelity Lodge No. 19, Knights of Pythias and > the Fond du Lac Dental society attended the services in a body. At Rienzi > cemetery the body was consigned to the grave with services under the > auspices of the Knights of Pythias. The services were largely attended. > > > > Those serving as bearers were Dr. H.L. Banzhaf, dean of the Milwaukee > Dental college; Dr. G.A. Stratton, of Oshkosh; Dr. T.A. Hardgrove, Dr. W.C. > Wise, Dr. J.L. Blish, Dr. W.F. Taylor, Dr. W.E. Tennant and Dr. E.J. > Breitzman, all of this city. > > > > Those here to attend the funeral from away were C.C. Sackett, a brother of > the deceased, and Mrs. Walter Atwood, a sister of Dr. Sackett, of Tallmadge, > O.; Edwin Sackett, of Billings, Mont., a son; Arthur Sackett, of Washington, > D.C., also a son, and his little daughter, Ruth; Mr. and Mrs. George Hicks, > Berlin; Mrs. A.R. Carpenter and Mrs. Mary Hoskins, Waupaca; Dr. H.L. > Banzhaf, Milwaukee; Dr. G.A. Stratton and Miss Nina Wilson, of Oshkosh. > > > > The floral display was large. Designs from the Knights of Pythias and the > Fond du Lac Dental society were conspicuous in the offering. > > > > > > > > > > ==== SACKETT Mailing List ==== > > Visit the SACKETT-L Web Page at > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sidersn/sackett > > > > ============================== > > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. 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Kari: Well, you've managed to "dig up" another "new guy" for us to make a connection for !! After I read your post, I spent several hours looking for a connection for Dr. Howard Treat Sackett. I believe I finally found the connction but will need a couple of census reports before we can know whether or not my theory is credible. The items in the articles you posted which give vital clues are; 1) He was born in Tallmadge, OH; 2) There were 5 brothers and four sisters in his parents' family; 3) Dr. C. C. Sackett of Tallmadge, OH was one of his brothers. In my searching I found the following family in the 1880 Census; Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio FHL Film 1255069 National Archives Film T9-1069 Page 418A Hiram A. SACKET Self M M W 56 OH Farmer CT CT [W #3796] Eliza A. SACKET Wife F M W 51 OH Keeping House CT OH Edward A. SACKET Son M S W 23 OH At Home --- --- Charles C. SACKET Son M S W 21 OH At Home --- --- Frank H. SACKET Son M S W 18 OH At Home --- --- Stella E. SACKET Dau F S W 16 OH At Home --- --- Gertrude V. SACKET Dau F S W 13 OH At Home --- --- Kate A. SACKET Dau F S W 9 OH At Home --- --- I then looked at the 1850 census data I have and found Year: 1850; State: OH; County: Summit; Township: Talmadge Roll: M432_732 Page: 489 73/92 Sackett, Hiram 26 m farmer CT [Sackett], Elvia A. 21 f CT Sackett, Lucy M. 3/12 f CT Hiram A. Sackett in the 1880 census has a son named Charles C. (C. C.) Sackett listed as one of three sons along with three daughters. The 1850 census gives the name of a fourth daughter. If we can get the census data for Hiram's family in 1860 and 1870 we should be able to determine whether or not Howard T. was one of his sons. Best wishes, Thurmon ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kari Roehl" <kariroehl@charter.net> To: <SACKETT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2004 7:49 AM Subject: [SACKETT-L] funeral notice/obit of Howard Treat Sackett > The Daily Commonwealth, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin - 2 articles > October 8, 1912 > > Sackett Funeral Thursday > > The members of Fidelity Lodge Knights of Pythias will meet, at Castle hall at 9:45 o'clock Thursday morning to attend the funeral of Dr. H.T. Sackett. The Knights of Pythias will have charge of the services at the grave. Funeral services will be held at St. Paul's Cathedral at 10:30 o'clock Thursday morning with interment at Rienzi cemetery. > > > Dr. Sackett Has Sudden Summons > Well Know Resident Dead After Brief Illness > He Was Taken Ill At Oconto > Was Former President of the State Dental Society and Prominent in Professional Circles. > > Dr. Howard T. Sackett, well known in professional and business circles of Fond du Lac, and a former president of the Wisconsin State Dental society, is dead at his home, 157 Sheboygan street. Dr. Sackett's death came as a great shock to the community, while the members of his family and immediate friends are stunned by the suddenness of his demise. Complaining of a cold, and cheerful in the belief that his illness was merely passing in nature, Dr. Sackett suffered a collapse at his residence at 8:15 o'clock Monday evening and he died a few minutes afterward. Poisoning due to nephritis was the immediate cause of death. > > Taken Ill at Oconto. > > Dr. Sackett, who has of late been traveling for the Combination Door company of this city, was on a business trip in the northern part of the state and while at Oconto Thursday evening he was taken ill. The doctor took to his bed and summoned a physician who remained with him part of the night. Saturday morning he had impoved sufficiently to make the trip home, and reaching here at noon Saturday he took to his bed, still believing that his illness was nothing more than a hard cold. > > At 3 o'clock Monday morning Dr. Sackett complained of difficulty in breathing and his respiration was labored from that time until his death. This condition gave rise to the report that the illness was pneumonia, but physicians have stated that the death was occasioned by poisoning due to nephritis. > > Born at Tallmadge, O. > > Dr. Sackett was born June 30, 1853 at Tallmadge, O. In his family were five brothers and four sisters, all of whom are living with the exception of one sister. He studied dentistry at Ann Arbor, Mich., and was graduated from the Michigan state dental school in 1879. He practiced his profession for two years at Kuyahoga, O., which was located near his birthplace, and in 1881 came to Fond du Lac and opened dental offices. Dr. Sackett practiced in this city for twenty-seven years, having offices for a greater part of this time at the head of Forest avenue. Four years ago he sold his practice to Dr. James Sorenson, and engaged in business. He served as president of the Wisconsin State Dental society in 1904 and 1905, and was at various times honored by being elected president of the local dental society. He was a member of the Knights of Phythias, being identified with the uniform rank of that order. He was an active member of the lodge and its trustee for several terms. > > Had A Large Practice. > > Dr. Sackett has always occupied a prominent position in local professional circles, and though no longer active in the practice ov dentistry, he retained membership in the local society, which is now planning to attend his funeral services in a body. Dr. Sackett, while having offices at the head of Forest avenue, enjoyed a large and lucrative practice. > > Was Married in 1882. > > On April 27, 1882 Dr. Sackett married Hattie A. Brown, of this city, who with two sons, Edwin H. Sackett, of Billings Mont., and Arthur J. Sackett, of Washington, D.C., and one daughter, Ruth, are left to survive him. > > Complete arrangements for the funeral were not made today but it was expected that services would be held Thursday. > > The Daily Commonwealth, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, October 9, 1912 > > Services To Be Held At Cathedral > Details of Dr. H.T. Sackett's Funeral Are Arranged > Dentists As The Bearers > Knights of Pythias Will Assume Charge of the Services at Rienzi Cemetery. > > The Funeral of Dr. H.T. Sackett will be held at 10:30 o'clock tomorrow morning from St. Paul's Cathedral, Rev. B. Talbot Rogers officiating, assisted by Rev. John Loyd. The members of the Fond du Lac Dental society will attend the services in a body, as also will the members of Fidelity Lodge, Knights of Pythias. The knights will have charge of the services at the grave. > > The bearers will be: Dr. H.L. Banzhaf, Milwaukee; Dr. G.A. Stratton, Oshkosh; Dr. T.A. Hardgrove, Dr. W.C. Wise, Dr. J.L. Blish, Dr. W.F. Taylor, Dr. W.E. Tennant and Dr. E.J. Breitzman, of this city. > > Arthur Sackett and daughter, Ruth, of Washington, D.C., and Edwin Sackett, of Billings, Mont., will arrive in the city this evening for the funeral. Dr. C.C. Sackett, of Tallmadge, O., a brother of the deceased and a sister, Mrs. Atwood, are to be here for the funeral. Mrs. George Hicks, of Berlin, who is in the city for the services will be joined by her husband tomorrow morning. > > The Daily Commonwealth, October 10, 1912 > > Dr. Sackett Buried > Services Held at St. Paul's Cathedral Today Are Largely Attended- Commitment at Rienzi. > > The funeral of Dr. H.T. Sackett was held at 10:30 o'clock this morning from St. Paul's Cathedral. Canon B. Talbot Rogers officiated, being assisted by Rev. John Lloyd. Fidelity Lodge No. 19, Knights of Pythias and the Fond du Lac Dental society attended the services in a body. At Rienzi cemetery the body was consigned to the grave with services under the auspices of the Knights of Pythias. The services were largely attended. > > Those serving as bearers were Dr. H.L. Banzhaf, dean of the Milwaukee Dental college; Dr. G.A. Stratton, of Oshkosh; Dr. T.A. Hardgrove, Dr. W.C. Wise, Dr. J.L. Blish, Dr. W.F. Taylor, Dr. W.E. Tennant and Dr. E.J. Breitzman, all of this city. > > Those here to attend the funeral from away were C.C. Sackett, a brother of the deceased, and Mrs. Walter Atwood, a sister of Dr. Sackett, of Tallmadge, O.; Edwin Sackett, of Billings, Mont., a son; Arthur Sackett, of Washington, D.C., also a son, and his little daughter, Ruth; Mr. and Mrs. George Hicks, Berlin; Mrs. A.R. Carpenter and Mrs. Mary Hoskins, Waupaca; Dr. H.L. Banzhaf, Milwaukee; Dr. G.A. Stratton and Miss Nina Wilson, of Oshkosh. > > The floral display was large. Designs from the Knights of Pythias and the Fond du Lac Dental society were conspicuous in the offering. > > > > > ==== SACKETT Mailing List ==== > Visit the SACKETT-L Web Page at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sidersn/sackett > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 >

The Daily Commonwealth, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin - 2 articles October 8, 1912 Sackett Funeral Thursday The members of Fidelity Lodge Knights of Pythias will meet, at Castle hall at 9:45 o'clock Thursday morning to attend the funeral of Dr. H.T. Sackett. The Knights of Pythias will have charge of the services at the grave. Funeral services will be held at St. Paul's Cathedral at 10:30 o'clock Thursday morning with interment at Rienzi cemetery. Dr. Sackett Has Sudden Summons Well Know Resident Dead After Brief Illness He Was Taken Ill At Oconto Was Former President of the State Dental Society and Prominent in Professional Circles. Dr. Howard T. Sackett, well known in professional and business circles of Fond du Lac, and a former president of the Wisconsin State Dental society, is dead at his home, 157 Sheboygan street. Dr. Sackett's death came as a great shock to the community, while the members of his family and immediate friends are stunned by the suddenness of his demise. Complaining of a cold, and cheerful in the belief that his illness was merely passing in nature, Dr. Sackett suffered a collapse at his residence at 8:15 o'clock Monday evening and he died a few minutes afterward. Poisoning due to nephritis was the immediate cause of death. Taken Ill at Oconto. Dr. Sackett, who has of late been traveling for the Combination Door company of this city, was on a business trip in the northern part of the state and while at Oconto Thursday evening he was taken ill. The doctor took to his bed and summoned a physician who remained with him part of the night. Saturday morning he had impoved sufficiently to make the trip home, and reaching here at noon Saturday he took to his bed, still believing that his illness was nothing more than a hard cold. At 3 o'clock Monday morning Dr. Sackett complained of difficulty in breathing and his respiration was labored from that time until his death. This condition gave rise to the report that the illness was pneumonia, but physicians have stated that the death was occasioned by poisoning due to nephritis. Born at Tallmadge, O. Dr. Sackett was born June 30, 1853 at Tallmadge, O. In his family were five brothers and four sisters, all of whom are living with the exception of one sister. He studied dentistry at Ann Arbor, Mich., and was graduated from the Michigan state dental school in 1879. He practiced his profession for two years at Kuyahoga, O., which was located near his birthplace, and in 1881 came to Fond du Lac and opened dental offices. Dr. Sackett practiced in this city for twenty-seven years, having offices for a greater part of this time at the head of Forest avenue. Four years ago he sold his practice to Dr. James Sorenson, and engaged in business. He served as president of the Wisconsin State Dental society in 1904 and 1905, and was at various times honored by being elected president of the local dental society. He was a member of the Knights of Phythias, being identified with the uniform rank of that order. He was an active member of the lodge and its trustee for several terms. Had A Large Practice. Dr. Sackett has always occupied a prominent position in local professional circles, and though no longer active in the practice ov dentistry, he retained membership in the local society, which is now planning to attend his funeral services in a body. Dr. Sackett, while having offices at the head of Forest avenue, enjoyed a large and lucrative practice. Was Married in 1882. On April 27, 1882 Dr. Sackett married Hattie A. Brown, of this city, who with two sons, Edwin H. Sackett, of Billings Mont., and Arthur J. Sackett, of Washington, D.C., and one daughter, Ruth, are left to survive him. Complete arrangements for the funeral were not made today but it was expected that services would be held Thursday. The Daily Commonwealth, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, October 9, 1912 Services To Be Held At Cathedral Details of Dr. H.T. Sackett's Funeral Are Arranged Dentists As The Bearers Knights of Pythias Will Assume Charge of the Services at Rienzi Cemetery. The Funeral of Dr. H.T. Sackett will be held at 10:30 o'clock tomorrow morning from St. Paul's Cathedral, Rev. B. Talbot Rogers officiating, assisted by Rev. John Loyd. The members of the Fond du Lac Dental society will attend the services in a body, as also will the members of Fidelity Lodge, Knights of Pythias. The knights will have charge of the services at the grave. The bearers will be: Dr. H.L. Banzhaf, Milwaukee; Dr. G.A. Stratton, Oshkosh; Dr. T.A. Hardgrove, Dr. W.C. Wise, Dr. J.L. Blish, Dr. W.F. Taylor, Dr. W.E. Tennant and Dr. E.J. Breitzman, of this city. Arthur Sackett and daughter, Ruth, of Washington, D.C., and Edwin Sackett, of Billings, Mont., will arrive in the city this evening for the funeral. Dr. C.C. Sackett, of Tallmadge, O., a brother of the deceased and a sister, Mrs. Atwood, are to be here for the funeral. Mrs. George Hicks, of Berlin, who is in the city for the services will be joined by her husband tomorrow morning. The Daily Commonwealth, October 10, 1912 Dr. Sackett Buried Services Held at St. Paul's Cathedral Today Are Largely Attended- Commitment at Rienzi. The funeral of Dr. H.T. Sackett was held at 10:30 o'clock this morning from St. Paul's Cathedral. Canon B. Talbot Rogers officiated, being assisted by Rev. John Lloyd. Fidelity Lodge No. 19, Knights of Pythias and the Fond du Lac Dental society attended the services in a body. At Rienzi cemetery the body was consigned to the grave with services under the auspices of the Knights of Pythias. The services were largely attended. Those serving as bearers were Dr. H.L. Banzhaf, dean of the Milwaukee Dental college; Dr. G.A. Stratton, of Oshkosh; Dr. T.A. Hardgrove, Dr. W.C. Wise, Dr. J.L. Blish, Dr. W.F. Taylor, Dr. W.E. Tennant and Dr. E.J. Breitzman, all of this city. Those here to attend the funeral from away were C.C. Sackett, a brother of the deceased, and Mrs. Walter Atwood, a sister of Dr. Sackett, of Tallmadge, O.; Edwin Sackett, of Billings, Mont., a son; Arthur Sackett, of Washington, D.C., also a son, and his little daughter, Ruth; Mr. and Mrs. George Hicks, Berlin; Mrs. A.R. Carpenter and Mrs. Mary Hoskins, Waupaca; Dr. H.L. Banzhaf, Milwaukee; Dr. G.A. Stratton and Miss Nina Wilson, of Oshkosh. The floral display was large. Designs from the Knights of Pythias and the Fond du Lac Dental society were conspicuous in the offering.

Sorry- I thought I saved this in draft form to check for typos, but must of sent it. Hopefully, it is mistake free now. Kari ;) ----- Original Message ----- From: Kari Roehl To: SACKETT-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 2004 10:38 PM Subject: Ida Sackett & Walter Susan Daily Commonwealth Fond du Lac, Wisconsin July 25, 1913 W.F. Susan Weds Marinette Girl The Bride is Miss Ida Margaret Sackett Ceremony At Bride's Home After Spending Some Time At Summer Resort Will Come to Fond du Lac. Miss Ida Margaret Sackett, of Marinette, and Walter F. Susan, of this city, were married at Marinette Thursday evening, the ceremony being performed at the bride's home at 8 o'clock. Miss Sackett wore a gown of white net over white messaline and Falais lace and carried a shower bouquet of white carnations and sweet peas. Her sister, Miss Hattie Sackett, who acted as bridesmaid, was gowned in white voile and Falais lace and carried pink carnations and sweet peas. Willard Sackett, a brother of the bride, was best man and the bride was given away by her father. After the ceremony refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Susan will spend some time at the Robeck cottage at Fernwood, a summer resort on the shore of Green Bay, near Marinette, after which they will come to this city to reside. Mr. Susan is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J.F. Susan, of Oakfield. He has been located in this city for some years, being connected with the Crescent garage. His bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.E. Sackett, of Marinette, her father being agent for the American Express company there. For some time past she has been a teacher in the schools at Oakfield. Regards, Kari Roehl

Daily Commonwealth Fond du Lac, Wisconsin July 25, 1913 W.F. Suan Weds Marinette Girl The Bride is Miss Ida Margaret Sackett Ceremony At Bride's Home After Spending Some Time At Summer Resort Will Come to Fond du Lac. Miss Ida Margaret Sackett, of Marinette, and Walter F. Susan, of this city, were married at Marinette Thursday evening, the ceremony being performed at the bride's home at 8 o'clock. Miss Sackett wore a gown of white net over white messaline and Falais lace and carried a shower bouquet of white carnations and sweet peas. Her sister, Miss Hattie Sackett, who acted as bridesmaid, was gowned in white voile and Falais lace and carried pink carnations and sweet peas. Willard Sackett, a brother of the bride, was best mand and the bride was given away by her father. After the ceremony refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Susan will spend some time at the Robeck cottage at Fernwood, a summer resort on the shore of Green Bay, near Marinette, after which they will come to this city to reside. Mr. Susan is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J.F. Susan, of Oakfield. He has been located in this city for some years, being connected with the Crescent garage. His bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.E. Sacektt, of Marinette, her father being agent for the American Express company there. For some time past she has been a teacher in the schools at Oakfield. Regards, Kari Roehl

Kari, I think we would take anything we can get. Thurmon is our Association Historian and is trying to gather everything he can. Liesa > > From: "Kari Roehl" <kariroehl@charter.net> > Date: 2004/06/16 Wed PM 04:04:48 GMT > To: SACKETT-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [SACKETT-L] Ida M Sackett Obituary > > I have also seen her marriage announcement to Walter Susan. If you are > interested I can post it as well. Let me know. > > Kari > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Thurmon King" <THURMONKING@peoplepc.com> > To: <SACKETT-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 2004 1:55 AM > Subject: Re: [SACKETT-L] Ida M Sackett Obituary > > > > Kari: > > > > Thank you for posting this. It is more information that we did not have. > > > > Thurmon > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Kari Roehl" <kariroehl@charter.net> > > To: <SACKETT-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 7:57 PM > > Subject: [SACKETT-L] Ida M Sackett Obituary > > > > > > > This is an obit for Ida Margaret Sackett Susan (Thurmons #6699), > daughter > > of Frank Elmore Sackett. Hope someone can use it. > > > > > > Fond du Lac Commonwealth Reporter April 10, 1970 > > > > > > Mrs. Susan, 78, Dies At Son's Home > > > > > > Mrs. Ida M. Susan, 78, widow of Walter F. Susan, a resident of Traverse > > City, Mich., and a former Oakfield resident, died Wednesday at Louisville, > > Ky., while visiting a son. > > > > > > She was born March 15, 1892 at Marinette, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. > Frank > > Sackett. She was married to Walter Susan in July 1913. > > > > > > The couple resided in Oakfield where Mrs. Susan was a former school > > teacher. After the couple retired, they moved to Florida until the death > of > > her husband in 1955, when she made her home at Traverse City, Mich. > > > > > > Survivors include one daughter Mrs. Meredith Fall of Traverse City; two > > sons, Frank Susan of Louisville, Ky., and Stanley Susan of Traverse City, > > Mich.; 10 grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Rex Wegner, and Miss Hattie > > Sackett, both of Milwaukee, and Mrs. Kenneth Capps of Grand Haven, Mich.; > > and one brother, John Sackett in California. > > > > > > Funeral services will be helt at 2 p.m. Saturday at Oakfield Methodist > > Church with the Rev. O.B. Smith officiating. Burial will be in Avoca > > Cemetery, Oakfield. > > > > > > Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. today at Kohls Co. Funderal Home, > > Oakfield, and at the church from noon Saturday until the time of services. > > > > > > > > > Kari Roehl > > > > > > > > > ==== SACKETT Mailing List ==== > > > GEN-NEWBIE-L: No question is too elementary and the atmosphere is > relaxed > > & friendly. GEN-NEWBIE-D: This list is the digest mode for GEN-NEWBIE-L. > > > > > > ============================== > > > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > > > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > > > > > > > > > ==== SACKETT Mailing List ==== > > What is The Sackett Family Association (TSFA)? Visit > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sidersn/sackett to find more > information. > > > > ============================== > > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > > > > > ==== SACKETT Mailing List ==== > Visit the SACKETT-L Web Page at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sidersn/sackett > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > >

I have also seen her marriage announcement to Walter Susan. If you are interested I can post it as well. Let me know. Kari ----- Original Message ----- From: "Thurmon King" <THURMONKING@peoplepc.com> To: <SACKETT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 2004 1:55 AM Subject: Re: [SACKETT-L] Ida M Sackett Obituary > Kari: > > Thank you for posting this. It is more information that we did not have. > > Thurmon > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Kari Roehl" <kariroehl@charter.net> > To: <SACKETT-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 7:57 PM > Subject: [SACKETT-L] Ida M Sackett Obituary > > > > This is an obit for Ida Margaret Sackett Susan (Thurmons #6699), daughter > of Frank Elmore Sackett. Hope someone can use it. > > > > Fond du Lac Commonwealth Reporter April 10, 1970 > > > > Mrs. Susan, 78, Dies At Son's Home > > > > Mrs. Ida M. Susan, 78, widow of Walter F. Susan, a resident of Traverse > City, Mich., and a former Oakfield resident, died Wednesday at Louisville, > Ky., while visiting a son. > > > > She was born March 15, 1892 at Marinette, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank > Sackett. She was married to Walter Susan in July 1913. > > > > The couple resided in Oakfield where Mrs. Susan was a former school > teacher. After the couple retired, they moved to Florida until the death of > her husband in 1955, when she made her home at Traverse City, Mich. > > > > Survivors include one daughter Mrs. Meredith Fall of Traverse City; two > sons, Frank Susan of Louisville, Ky., and Stanley Susan of Traverse City, > Mich.; 10 grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Rex Wegner, and Miss Hattie > Sackett, both of Milwaukee, and Mrs. Kenneth Capps of Grand Haven, Mich.; > and one brother, John Sackett in California. > > > > Funeral services will be helt at 2 p.m. Saturday at Oakfield Methodist > Church with the Rev. O.B. Smith officiating. Burial will be in Avoca > Cemetery, Oakfield. > > > > Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. today at Kohls Co. Funderal Home, > Oakfield, and at the church from noon Saturday until the time of services. > > > > > > Kari Roehl > > > > > > ==== SACKETT Mailing List ==== > > GEN-NEWBIE-L: No question is too elementary and the atmosphere is relaxed > & friendly. GEN-NEWBIE-D: This list is the digest mode for GEN-NEWBIE-L. > > > > ============================== > > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > > > > > ==== SACKETT Mailing List ==== > What is The Sackett Family Association (TSFA)? Visit http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sidersn/sackett to find more information. > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 >

Kari: Thank you for posting this. It is more information that we did not have. Thurmon ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kari Roehl" <kariroehl@charter.net> To: <SACKETT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 7:57 PM Subject: [SACKETT-L] Ida M Sackett Obituary > This is an obit for Ida Margaret Sackett Susan (Thurmons #6699), daughter of Frank Elmore Sackett. Hope someone can use it. > > Fond du Lac Commonwealth Reporter April 10, 1970 > > Mrs. Susan, 78, Dies At Son's Home > > Mrs. Ida M. Susan, 78, widow of Walter F. Susan, a resident of Traverse City, Mich., and a former Oakfield resident, died Wednesday at Louisville, Ky., while visiting a son. > > She was born March 15, 1892 at Marinette, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sackett. She was married to Walter Susan in July 1913. > > The couple resided in Oakfield where Mrs. Susan was a former school teacher. After the couple retired, they moved to Florida until the death of her husband in 1955, when she made her home at Traverse City, Mich. > > Survivors include one daughter Mrs. Meredith Fall of Traverse City; two sons, Frank Susan of Louisville, Ky., and Stanley Susan of Traverse City, Mich.; 10 grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Rex Wegner, and Miss Hattie Sackett, both of Milwaukee, and Mrs. Kenneth Capps of Grand Haven, Mich.; and one brother, John Sackett in California. > > Funeral services will be helt at 2 p.m. Saturday at Oakfield Methodist Church with the Rev. O.B. Smith officiating. Burial will be in Avoca Cemetery, Oakfield. > > Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. today at Kohls Co. Funderal Home, Oakfield, and at the church from noon Saturday until the time of services. > > > Kari Roehl > > > ==== SACKETT Mailing List ==== > GEN-NEWBIE-L: No question is too elementary and the atmosphere is relaxed & friendly. GEN-NEWBIE-D: This list is the digest mode for GEN-NEWBIE-L. > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 >