1050. Rowland Sackett-1148 (Russell Sackett , Gad Sacket , Daniel Sacket , John Sacket , John , Simon , Thomas , Thomas ) was born on 13 Jul 1827. He died on 5 Feb 1868. He was buried in Pine Hill Cemetery, Westfield, Hampden Co., MA.. [Headstone]

of Westfield, Mass.

From Fred Sackett :  Chloe Bates Stebbins

 

	2128	F	i	Clara B. Sackett-2852 was born on 16 Sep 1863.   a School Teacher near Boston in 1919 - Fred Sackett
+	2129	M	ii	Jasper S. Sackett-2853

Seth married Ella R. Smith-1150sp daughter of Gilbert Smith and Hannah Gibson in 1855. Ella was born on 19 Feb 1834. She died on 9 May 1900. She was buried in Pine Hill Cemetery, Westfield, Hampden Co., MA.. [Headstone]
Seth and Ella had the following children:

 

	2130	M	i	Henry R. Sackett-2858 was born in 1855.   Listed as "died unmarried" - Weygant, page 219  Weygant shows him as b. 1867; d. 1885. However, Fred Sackett shows him as b. 1855 and shows a son that Weygant did not give; Harrie Russell Sackett b. 1867, d. 1885.(below) - T. King
	2131	M	ii	Lewis Henry Sackett was born on 21 Mar 1857.   From Fred Sackett
				Lewis married Jennie Wilson.
+	2132	M	iii	Herbert Lynan. Sackett-2857
	2133	M	iv	James H. Sackett-2856 was born about 1865 in Westfield, Hampden Co., MA..
	2134	M	v	Harrie Russell Sackett was born on 20 Apr 1867 in Westfield, Hampden Co., MA.. He died on 7 Sep 1885. He was buried in Pine Hill Cemetery, Westfield, Hampden Co., MA.. [Headstone]  Information for Harrie Russell Sackett supplied by Fred Sackett:  Killed in N.Y., N. H. &H Yards  Weygant did not give; Harrie Russell Sackett and had the dates b. 1867; d. 1885 as the dates for Henry R. Sacket. - T. King

of Springfield, Mass.

[He] was a noted landscape gardener. He laid out Forest Park, in Springfield, which is one of the most attractive city parks in New England. The following is related as an illustration of his "inventiveness" as well as his wit: One day he was driving with a friend, who asked him, out of curiosity, how he would plan a road to the top of a certain hill they were passing. "Well," said Mr. Sackett, with a twinkle in his eye, "I should turn in some cows awhile and watch how they got up."
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Justin Sackett, an extensive contractor of Springfield, was born in Wesfield, Sept 5, 1814, His grandfather Joel Sackett, was an old resident of Westfield, having moved thither from Agawam when that village was flooded. Mr. Sackett's father, Elijah Sackett, was born in Westfield and lived there until 1817, when he came to W Springfield.
His wife Cynthia, whose family name was the same as his own, bore him five children: Israel, deceased; Clarissa, the wife of Noah Ashby, of W. Springfield, Justin, Cynthia, deceased; and Elijah. Justin, having attended school at Ashleyville, W. Springfield, came to Springfield when a boy, and hired himself to a farmer for a number of years. In 1840, he went to work in the old Springfield cemetery, where he was employed for thirteen years. He then went to St. Johnsbury, Vt., and took the contract for laying out a cemetery there. Having complete charge of this work, Mr. Sackett gained a considerable reputation for skill and executive ability. The tracks and dike of Hampden Park were built by him, the length of the two tracks being a mile and a half. He here employed a force of thirty men. At the same time Mr. Sackett was busily engaged in fulfilling a contract for the Northampton Hospital, and one-half of each day was given to the supervision of the respective works. He continued taking contracts for earth works, and in 1859-1860 he was superintendent of the city streets. For nine years he held this important position, which he finally resigned. His main line of work was building of streets putting in sewers, and grading lawns, which gave employment for a large number of men, and was the means of supplying many famillies. This especial work he continued until 1892, when his last contract, which was for the building of the Forest Park roads, was completed. He was one of the originators and directors of the Oak Grove Cemetery, which he took charge of personally, and which was mainly laid off upon his own ground. Mr. Sackett married Miss Sophia O. Marsh,, a daughter of Mr. Apollo Marsh, who was a soldier in the War of 1812 and a representative of the old and well-known Marsh family of Springfield.
Three children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Sackett: Edward, the eldest, who is a railroad man and engaged in the city; Alice, the wife of Mr. Charles Rust; and James, who has succeeded his father in business. The family attend the Unitarian church. Mr. Sackett, though formerly a Whig and later a Republican voter, has not been an active politician. Mr. Sackett has owned a large amount of real estate in and about the city. He has also built several residences. His own home, which is surrounded by a lawn covering an acre of ground, was built in 1861, and was then considered a long way out, though now in the heart of the city. The family still occupy this attractive old place, endeared by the associations of so many years. Mr. Sackett was for some time a member of the Board of Public Works, in which body he was an acknowledged authority. From: Biographical Review Leading Citizens of Hampden County Vol 2, page 1003

They had the following children:

 

	2135	M	i	Edward I. Sackett-2860 was born on 5 Oct 1844.  He died on 14 Feb 1928.  He was buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, Springfield, Hampden Co., MA.  [Headstone]
				Edward married Adella A. Rayne.  They had one known child: Walter G. Sackett  1881-1885. He was buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, Springfield, Hampden Co., MA. [Headstone]
	2136	M	ii	James C. Sackett was born 6 Aug 1854 at Springfield, Hambden Co., MA. He died on 20 Aug 1939.  He was buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, Springfield, Hampden Co., MA. [Headstone]
	2137	F	iii	Alice Sackett-2862 died on 30 Jul 1921. She was buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, Hampden Co., Springfield, MA..  [Headstone]
				Alice married Charles Hunt Rust-2862sp. Charles was born on 5 Nov 1842. He died on 1 Jan 1902. He was buried in Oak Grove Cemetery, Hampden Co., Springfield, MA.. [Headstone]

of Russell, Mass., Fishkill, NY., and Sterling and Chicago, IL.

He was born in Russell, Mass.; studied law and began the practice of his profession in the town of his birth. In 1853 he removed with his family to Sterling, IL., and soon thereafter became one of the leaders of the Whiteside County bar. He was the author of "Sacket's Written Instruction to Jurors," and died in Chicago, IL.

They had the following children:

 

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M

i

Walter C. G. Sackett-2863

Weygant has date of birth as 1794 and date of death as 1846. In a picture of his headstone the date of birth is 1801 and the date of death appears to be 1849.

Weygant has her listed as Sophronia and as Sophemia

 

	2139	F	i	Dorothy Orphene Sackett-2875 was born in 1829. She died in 1895. She was buried in Pine Hill Cemetery, Westfield, Hampden Co., MA.. [Headstone]
				Dorothy married (1) Milo Drake-2875sp1. Milo was born in 1822. He died in 1848.  He was buried in Pine Hill Cemetery, Westfield, Hampden Co., MA.. [Headstone]
				Dorothy married (2) Frederick Morand-2875sp2. Frederick was born in 1822. He died in 1913. He was buried in Pine Hill Cemetery, Westfield, Hampden Co., MA..  [Headstone] First wife of Frederick Morand was Ruth Cowles who was born in 1825 and died in 1848. [Headstone]

of Hartford, Conn., Westfield, Mass., and Amboy, IL.

Lived in Hartford, Conn., Westfield, Mass., Amboy Ill.
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Weygant, pages 220-221:
Charles Taintor, of South Wales, came to America in 1638, and settled at Fairfield, Conn., where he
engaged in business, in connection with which he made frequent trips to European ports. In October, 1654, the vessel in which he was crossing the ocean, foundered and he was drowned.

Joseph Taintor, 1613-1690, son of above, was born in Wales. He preceded his father to America by
several months, coming over on the ship Confidence, which sailed from Southampton, Eng., April 24,
1638. About 1640, he was married to Mary Gray, 1619-1705, daughter of Nicholas Gray and his wife
Jane, all of whom had crossed with him on the ship Confidence, from England to America in 1638.

Jonathan Taintor, 1654-1712, son of above Joseph and Mary Gray Taintor, was married, in 1681, to
Elisabeth Warren, 16__-1692, daughter of Daniel Warren, of Watertown. In 1702 he was married to his second wife, Mary Randall, of Watertown, who survived him . He participated in King Philip's War, and is credited with being in the Great Swamp fight in 1675.

Deacon Joseph Taintor, 1688-1764, third child of above Jonathan and Elisabeth Warren Taintor, was
born at Watertown, Mass., and was married, Apr. 20, 1815 [sic], to Thankful Barrett, of Marlborough. They had ten children.

John Taintor, 1716-1805, of Marlborough and Shrewsbury, in Mass, Woodstock, Conn., Boston,
Mass., and Halifax, N. H., son of Deacon Joseph Taintor, was married ad Sudberry, Mass., by Rev.
Israel Loring, Jan. 1, 1739, to Hannah Goodell, who lived but a few months thereafter. On May 20,
1741, he was married to his second wife, Sarah Ward, daughter of Obediah Ward.

Joseph Taintor, 1745-179_, of Shrewsbury, Mass., and Norwich, Conn., son of above mentioned John and Sarah Ward Taintor, was married to Dorcas Post, of Norwich. He was an active participant in the war of the Revolution, serving in company commanded by Capt. Phineas Stern.

Fanny Taintor, 1783-1848, daughter of Joseph and Dorcas Post Taintor, was married first to James
Levaughn, and lived in Genesee, N. Y., and had sons James and William. Her second husband was
Lory Smith, of Hartford, Conn., and their daughter, Frances Ann Smith was the first wife of Loren
Sacket.

 

	2140	F	i	Frances Adelaide Sackett-2878.  of Hartford, Conn.  Frances Adelaide Sackett enjoys the distinction of being the first woman in America to serve as president of a veteran regimental organization. The Hartford Daily Times, in issue of Sept. 14, 1899, devotes considerable space to an account of annual reunion of the Eleventh Connecticut Veterand, from which we copy the following items:  Miss F. Adelaide Sackett of this city was unanimously elected president of the regimental association. This course was taken on the motion of General Horne. It was in reciginition of the fact that Miss Sackett's brother, Captain William H. Sackett, gave up his life for the Union cause at Petersburg. The election was most enthusiastic. Captain Quein spoke of the bravery of the captain, whom he considered one of the most heroic of Connecticut soldiers. He was glad that the sister of Captain Sackett had been elected president.  Miss Sackett, the new president of the association, has been identified with Grand Army work in this city since the inception of the order, and is widely known throughout the state on account of her identity with the Woman's Relief Corps. She is the past treasurer and president of Robert O. Tyler Corps and has held the office of Junior department president and department treasurer of the State, also aide on the staff of the National President. Miss Sackett is the receiving clerk in the office of the Hartford Street Railway Company, and possesses executive ability of a high order. The election came to her totally unexpected, and her effort to escape the office was overruled by unanimous vote of the old soldiers, who remembered her brother's courage and sacrifice on the field with the proudest comradeship.  The Times of Mar, 26, in a review of the Hartford Street Railway, says:  Miss F. Adelaide Sackett, who has been with the company for twenty-one years, is the senior attache of the office corps. She holds the position of chief receiving clerk, which involves the original custody of all moneys turned in by the conductors. Miss Sackett began her business career in the actuarial department of the Insurance Commissioner's office, receiving her appointment under the first commissioner, Dr. George S. Miller, now superintendent of agencies of Phoenix Mutual Life. Miss Sackett has a thorough knowledge of business and has met every duty in the positions which she has occupied with competency and success.  Her business qualifications have demonstrated in more instances than can be pointed out woman's fitness to engage in the active pursuits of life.
	2141	F	ii	Sarah Jane Sackett-2879.
				Sarah married Charles Daniels.
	2142	M	iii	Joseph Taintor Sackett-2880 was born on 30 Nov 1839.   of Vernon, Conn., Amboy, Ill., and Oscar, Mo.  Mr. Sackett is a veteran of the Civil War, having served three years as a non-commissioned officer and color bearer of the 13th Regiment of Illinois Volunteer Infantry. He participated in the battles of Lookout Mountain, Missionary Ridge, Ringold Gap, and many other engagements. He was mustered out of the service June 18, 1864, the day that his brother, Capt. William H. Sackett, of the 11th Connecticut Volunteers, was killed in front of Petersburgh, Va.
				Joseph married Elisabeth L. Crocker-2880sp daughter of David H. Crocker and Julia E. Cushman on 26 Feb 1866.
	2143	F	iv	Charles Loren Sackett-2881 died in Died young.
	2144	M	v	William H. Sackett-2882 was born in 1841. He died on 18 Jun 1864 in Petersburgh, Va..   of Hartford, Conn.  The official record of his military service reads in part as follows:  "Wm. H. Sackett, first enlisted Apr. 25, 1861; mustered in as private Co. A, 3d Conn. Inf., May 11, 1861; mustered out Aug. 12, 1861. Mustered in as Second Lieut. Co. I, 11th Conn. Inf., Dec. 14, 1861; promoted to First Lieut., June 2, 1862; promoted to Captain, Oct. 22, 1862. Killed at Petersburgh, Va., June 18, 1864."  He was an active participant in the battles of First Bull Run. Newberne, South Mountain, Antietam, Fredericksburgh, seige of Suffolk, Cold Harbor, Petersburgh, and several minor engagements. Colonel S. B. Horne, in an address delivered on battlefield of Antietam, on occasion of dedication of Connecticut state monument, said:  "One of our best and most loving captains was stricken down June 18, 1864. I refer to Captain William H. Sackett. . . . Upon this field, by his cool bravery and gallantry he was at once promoted. . . . He fell in the din of battle, a heroic leader among heroic men. We loved him because of his moral life, his excellent character and habits, his strict discipline, and cordiality of friendship. His military history illustrates a life of devotion to his country, fidelity to his oath of office, courage in the face of danger, and a noble example in the discharge of his duties."
				William married Annie Williams Mrs.-2882sp.   married to MRS. ANNIE (SUMMERS) WILLIAMS of Portsmouth, Va.

of Weathersfield

of Holyoke, Mass.

 

+

2145

M

vi

William Loren Sackett-2883

of Amboy, Ill.

of Shelburne Falls, Mass.

There is a conflict in the information for the parents of Electa Dewey. Weygant gives her father as Alonzo Dewey. However, the 1898 Dewey Genealogy (pg. 933) gives a different parent for Electa, viz.; #8236, Caleb Dewey, 1779-1825; m. Lucretia Phelps: parents of #8557, Electa, b. c 1815, m. Abner Sackett.

NOTE: Weygant had #2890. Angeline Sackett, m. Justin Miller, placed in this family. However, on p. 492 is is stated Angeline is placed here by mistake and she is shown there as: "1168. Angeline Sackett, daughter of (514) Noble and Olive Watkins Sackett, was married to Justin Miller. (Incorrectly placed on page 222 as (2890) daughter of (1162) Abner.)"

8557. Electa, b. about 1815; m. Abner Sackett. [Dewey genealogy]

 

	2146	M	i	Noble Daniel Sackett-2886 was born on 19 Mar 1841. He died in 1914. He was buried in Pine Hill Cemetery, Westfield, Hampden Co., MA.. [Headstone]
				Noble married Sarah M.-2886sp. Sarah was born in 1846. She died in 1928.  She was buried in Pine Hill Cemetery, Westfield, Hampden Co., MA.. [Headstone]
	2147	M	ii	Henry Augustine Sackett-2887 was born on 30 Sep 1842.
	2148	F	iii	Mary Lydia Sackett-2888 was born on 7 Dec 1844.
				Mary married Ezra T. Smith-2888sp.
+	2149	M	iv	George Ingalls Sackett-2889
	2150	M	v	James Madison Sackett-2891 was born on 14 Jun 1853.

Weygant, page 222:
1164. Edward Sacket, 18__-18_, of Westfield, Mass., and Amboy Ill, son of (514) Noble and Olive
Watkins Sacket, was married to Cynthia Field, 1813-18__, of Long Meadow, Conn.

Children.

2892. Theodore Noble Sackett.
2893. Edward Moses Sackett, d. in childhood.
2894. Cynthia M. Sackett, m. _____ Hubbell.
2895. Hanna Lorinda Sackett, d. in childhood.
2896. Edward Franklyn Sackett, d. in childhood.
2897. Martha Sackett, m. ______ Reed.
2898. Ellen Sackett.
2899. Charles Sackett.
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Additional information on this individual and his descendants from Fred Sackett 
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of Long Meadow, Conn.

of Long Meadow, CT.

 

	2151	M	i	Theodore Noble Sackett-2892 was born on 9 Nov 1834 in Westfield, Hampden Co., MA.. He died on 22 Nov 1911 in Long Beach, CA..
	2152	M	ii	Edward Moses Sackett-2893 was born on 24 Jul 1836 in Westfield, Hampden Co., MA.. He died on 12 Feb 1839 in Died young.
+	2153	F	iii	Syntha Mandana Sackett-2894
	2154	F	iv	Hanna Lorinda Sackett-2895 was born on 4 Jun 1840 in Westfield, Hampden Co., MA.. She died on 26 Aug 1843 in Died young.
	2155	M	v	Edward Franklyn Sackett-2896 was born on 12 Dec 1842 in Westfield, Hampden Co., MA.. He died on 30 Dec 1844 in Died young.
+	2156	F	vi	Martha Ana Saphier Sackett-2897
	2157	F	vii	Ella Augusta Sackett-2898 was born on 4 Feb 1853 in Westfield, Hampden Co., MA.. She died on 1 Nov 1854 in Westfield, Hampden Co., MA..
+	2158	M	viii	Charles Henry Sackett-2899
	2159	F	ix	Hannah Lorinda Sackett was born on 26 Sep 1849 in Westfield, Hampden Co., MA.. She died on 27 Feb 1914.
				Hannah married Mr. Wells.

was married to Ella Rathburn, from whom he secured a divorce, after which he was married to Roxbury Jacobs, of Barnstead, NH. The names of their children have not been ascertained.
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1800 Census Barnstead, Belknap Co., New Hampshire
Source: FHL Film 1254760 National Archives Film T9-0760 Page 20C
Noble SACKETT Self M M W 65 MA. Occ: Farmer Fa: N.Y. Mo: VT.[#1165]
Rooxbe SACKETT Wife F M W 63 N.H. Occ: Keeping House Fa: N.H. Mo: N.H.
George A. SACKETT Son M S W 18 N.H. Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: MA. Mo: N.H.

They had the following children:

 

2160

M

i

William Noble Sacket was born on 15 Apr 1842 in Chicopee Falls, MA..

of Barnstead, NH.

 

2161

M

ii

George A. Sacket was born in 1862 in NH.   1800 Census Barnstead, Belknap Co., New Hampshire  Source: FHL Film 1254760 National Archives Film T9-0760 Page 20C  George A. SACKETT Son M S W 18 N.H. Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: MA. Mo: N.H.

Tombstone inscription: "Our Mother Marietta Sackett - Wife of Joseph Washburn - Born Nov. 3, 1815 died Sept. 26, 1894." (See cemetery Sexton's record.)

of Holyoke, Mass.

Born November 13, 1813; birth date calculated from death certificate and tombstone. Death certificate says his father was Charles, place Boston. Tombstone says: "age 53 years 7 months 10 days."

Marriage; April 29, 1838. Joseph Washburn of Springfield, MA. and Marietta Sackett of Westfield, MA.

Joseph's occupation is recorded as; Shoemaker.
1847 started work fo r Josiah and A. G. Parker, Bootmakers, Chicopee, MA.

1850 Census lists him in Holyoke, Hampden Co., MA.

1851 Bought property in West Springfield, Hampden Co., MA. (now Ingleside section of Holyoke, Hampshire Co., MA.)[See map from Centennial edition Holyoke Transcript Telegram]

In a deed signed on April 21, 1893 by his widow, Marietta (Sackett) Washburn, with their children and their spouses, following his death, assigning the title to on Michael J. Fitzgerald, of Holyoke ; it is noted that Joseph Washburn had purchased the property from "John G. Peabody of Easthampton, County of Hampshire, said deed being recorded in Hampden Registry of Deeds, Book 175 page 119, deed being dated the twentyfourth day of December in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and fiftyone."

1867 Joseph Washburn died in Holyoke, MA. of Typhoid\Pneumonia [Family stories relate that he was ferried across the Conn. River by Eager Williams because there was no bridge]
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Sources:
Birth date and parent:
1. Tombstone in Chicopee Street Burying Ground.
2. Boston, MA. Bureau of Vital Records and
3. Records from the towns of Holyoke, MA. and Chicopee, MA.
Marriage Records:
1. Conn. Christian Sec. Newspaper notice of Wedding.
2. Hartford, Conn. State Library; Somers, CT. Vital Records-Barbour Collection.
3. Somers Vital Records Vol. 3, pg. 209
4. City Clerk's Office; Somers, CT. (viewed Marriage record)
Residence:
1. 1850 Federal Census, Holyoke, MA.
2. Hampden Co., Registry of Deeds, Springfield, MA.; Joseph Washburn Grantee, 1851; Marietta [his widow] Grantor in 1893.
Death and Burial:
1. Death Certificate
2. Letter from Records Custodian, Chicopee Burial Ground [Nov. 16, 1976]
3. Marietta's petition for Mother's Pension for son Charles Oscar, U.S. Treasury Dept.

of Holyoke, Mass.

 

	2162	F	i	Olive Melvina Washburn-2910 was born in 1839 in Holyoke, MA.. She died in 1916 in Westfield, MA..   Weygant has her name as Olive Movilla Washburn. However her marriage record has her name as Olive Melvina Washburn.  1893. Olive Boynton of Chicopee [sale deed]  Residences:  1895-1897 Melvina Boyington [widow of William H. Boyington] 56 Cabot Street, Chicopee, MA. Occupation: dressmaker.  1897-1904 Melvina Boyington; 75 Grape Street, Cicopee, MA.  1905-1907 Melvina Boyington; 44 Bell Street, Chicopee, MA.  1908-1912 Melvina Boyington; 108 North Main Street, Springfield, MA.  Occupation: Nurse.  1913 Melvina moved to Westfield, MA.  1916 Olive Melvina (Washburn) Boynton died in Westfield, MA.  ------------------  Sources:  1. City Directories; Springfield, MA, Chicopee, MA. and Westfield, MA.  2. Wedding information taken from "Vradford Kingman Collection", State Library, concord, New Hampshire.  3. Holyoke, Hamden Co. Census for 1850: "Olive M. Washburn, age 11.
				Olive married William Boyington-2910sp on 3 Jul 1855.
	2163	F	ii	Emma Aletha Washburn-2911 was born in 1841 in West Springfield, MA.. She died after 1917.   1841. Born, West Springfield; Emma Althea Washburn, daughter of Joseph and Marietta [Sackett] Washburn.  1893. On Marietta's sale Deed: Emma Moran.  1895. Named Executrix of Marietta's Will.  Residence 1915-1917. 62 Elm Street, Westfield, MA. - Widow of Frederick Moran.  No Death record.  ----------------  Sources:  1. Weygant, Charles; "The Sacketts of America."  2. Westfield City Directory.
				Emma married Frederick Morand-2911sp.   In a deed signed by Marietta (Sackett) Washburn with her children and their spouses on April 21, 1893; his name is given as Frederic Morand
+	2164	M	iii	Ostenello Washburn-2912
	2165	F	iv	Angeline E. Washburn-2913 was born in Sep 1845 in Holyoke, MA.. She died on 8 May 1846 in Holyoke, MA.. She was buried in Chicopee Street, Burying Ground, Chickpee, MA..   Small tombstone to the left of tombstone of Joseph Washburn. "Died: May 8, 1846, age 9 months 6 days."
	2166	M	v	Charles Oscar Washburn-2914 was born in 1849. He died on 17 Jan 1865 in In Civil War.   Sources:  1. 1850 Federal Census  2. The Sacketts of America  3. Civil War Navy Records. Charles Oscar Sackett was killed when a torpedo exploded and sank the USS Patapsco.
	2167	F	vi	Martha Angeline Washburn-2915 was born in 1851.   1851. Martha Ageline Washburn born.  1869. Teacher at West Holyoke School.  1893. Signed Marietta's sale Deed as George M. Prince and Angeline M. Prince. [Fannie B. Prince, witness to deed signing.]  ----------------------------  Sources:  1. Marietta's sale Deed.  2. Records; Holyoke Board of Education, Holyoke Public Library.  3. Sacketts of America.  4. Bradford Kingman Record, State Library, Concord, NH.  5. 1860 Federal Census; Martha Angeline, age 9 yrs.  Other Prince/Washburn connections:  1. Lydia Prince m., 1754, John Washburn, Jr. at Plymouth, MA.  2. Deborah Prince m., 1780, Elisha Washburn, at Kingston, MA.  3. Deborah Prince Washburn b. 1802, dau. of Deborah Prince and Elisha Washburn, granddaughter of Jabez and Mary (Sherman) Washburn.  4. Deborah Prince Washburn m., August 30, 1832, George Stetson.
				Martha married George M. Prince-2915sp.   Of New Boston, NH.
	2168	F	vii	Kate Electa Washburn-2916 was born in 1853.   Weygant has her name as Kate Electa Washburn. Recent research shows her name to have been Lillian Kate Washburn.  1853. Born, Lillian Kate Washburn, dau of Joseph and Marietta (Sackett) Washburn.  1873. Occupation: Teacher  1884-1887. Taught at Ingleside School, Holyoke, MA.  1888. Taught at Hamilton Street School, Holyoke, MA.  1891. Married to William Jolly.  1893. Signed Deed of sale of Marietta's property.  Death date unknown.  ----------------------------  Sources:  1. Bradford Kingman Record source, State Library, Concord, NH.  2. Records, Holyoke Board of Education; Holyoke Public Library.  3. Holyoke City Directory, Holyoke Public Library.  4. 1860 Federal Census.  5. 1893 Marietta's sale Deed.
				Kate married William Jolley-2916sp on 18 Jun 1891 in Holyoke, MA..   William Jolly of Scotland.  Occupation: Machinist  In 1890 William Jolly and his brother owned a foundry at Appleton and Cabot Streed in Holyoke, Mass.
	2169	M	viii	Frank J. Washburn was born in 1856.   Note: Frank J. Washburn is not listed in Weygant's book.  Frank J. Washburn, 1856-1925  1856 Born at Holyoke, MA., son of Joseph and Marietta (Sacket) Washburn.  1860 Federal Census for Holyoke, Hampden Co., MA., shows Francis Washburn, 11 months of age.  1883. Frank J. Washburn m., Sept. 28, 1883, to Mary Jane Pease.  1893. Signed Marietta's sale deed as Frank J. and Mary Washburn.  1925. Died, no information on place of death or burial.  ---------------------  Sources:  1. Valley History Library, Springfield, MA. (microfiche) Property deed.  2. 1860 Federal Census for Holyoke, Hampden Co., MA.
				Frank married Mary Jane Pease on 28 Sep 1883 in Holyoke, MA..

Angeline married Justin Miller-1168sp on 1 Jan 1845 in West Springfield, MA..

They had the following children:

 

	2170	F	i	Angeline Miller-12780.
				Angeline married Henry Alderman.

Lived in Jonesboro Tenn.

They had the following children:

 

+	2171	F	i	Jennie C. Sackett
	2172	M	ii	Edward Aiken Sackett
+	2173	M	iii	Charles H. Sackett-3052

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