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1. [HACKETT-L] James Hackett - Chenango Co [1]
Hi, I am reposting what I know of my Hackett line. It is not much and I would love to know more, if anyone can help. James Hackett - (not listed in 1880,1900 census for Greene,NY) born unknown date unknown place - Chenango Co., NY married: Anna White Unknown date born 9/25/1859 Greene,NY daughter of Wm. Perry White and Julie Bartlett of Greene, NY James and Anna had three sons: 2 - Unknown + George Merton Hackett 2/12/1887 - 2/8/1954 Greene NY His parents died when he was 6 - in an accident or dur
2. Re: [HACKETT-L] Michael Hackett [1]
>Michael Hackett came from Ireland in Aug 1849. He was a blacksmith in >N Y (Bklyn?) He had a son Thomas b. June 1856. I have no information >on Michaels wife. Any help would be appreciated. Dan Unfortunately, this is not my line, but thought I would mention that the SKELTON line from early colonial MASS. is connected to my Hackett line...coincidence??:) Erin Bradford ebradford@hotmail.com Listowner of Barringer, Black, Bradford, Coventry, Eller, Hackett, and Kern lists http://www.geocities.com/Hear
3. [HACKETT-L] Finding Helpful Information [1]
I find that going by through death indices I uncover lots of information. Because you can't search birth records as they are sealed by law chances are that you'll find names of relatives that died as small children or infants that you never knew existed. A death record will give you: 1. Name of deceased 2. Date of death 3. Age at death -- and you can back track to birth date 4. Name of both parents; which should include maiden name of the mother. If
4. Re: [HACKETT-L] Query [1]
I happen to have some info on this family. For starters: -SMALL PEDIGREE - RHAK-------------------------------------------- +- Henry William HACKETT-739 William Henry HACKETT-742 & 12 Apr 1785 17 Jan 1812 ------& & MR +- Margaret SMITH-740 MARRIAGE: 4 Jul 1833 MRIN: 315 5 Jul 1791 Sarah Jane SMITH-747 -------------------------
5. [HACKETT-L] Thomas Hackett [1]
This is my Hackett line. I have hit a stone wall with my Thomas Lee Hackett (b) 9/11/1845. Thomas Lee Hackett (b) 9/11/1845 ? (d) 6/29/1901 Montgomery, AL (m) Lillian Narcissa Taylor in 1872. (Lillian was a first cousin to Richard Ivey Taylor, the father of Mamie (Mary) Taylor, who (m) Thomas Lee (b) 1874) ch 1 - William Joseph Hackett (b) 1873 Montgomery (d) 1/30/1877 Montgomery. ch 2- Thomas Lee Hackett Jr., (b) 12/13/1874 Montgomery (d) 10/15/1952 Montgomery. #1(m) Mamie (Mary) Taylor and had two ch
6. [HACKETT-L] Hackett Obituary [1]
I have no great genealogy research success story to share with the mailing list, but I would like to share an newspaper obituary of my G-G-G Grandfather, Ziba Hackett which I find unusual. Ziba was born 17 Feb. 1813 in NJ. He moved to Bureau Co., IL around 1855 where he died 7 Jan 1879. His obit. reads: "On the 7th last, Mr. Ziba Hacket an old and respected citizen of our town was found dead near the Centenary Chapel. He had been visiting some of his neighbors, and had been seen going towards home only a
7. [HACKETT-L] WWI names...from the listowner [1]
As some of you are aware now, I am an avid user of Ancestry Hometown and when I find something useful to the lists, I let all y'all know. Today was the first time I had used it this week and in their free database section, they have a database of WWI civilian draft records. I looked on it and I found records for all the surname lists I own so here is the break dow BTW: I checked as many spelling variations when I remembered SURNAME: # RECORDS: Barringer 3 Black 404 Bradford 11
8. [HACKETT-L] Word of the week...??? [1]
Hello everyone. I don't know what to do for the word of the week (please send me suggestions!), so this week, why doesn't everyone post their lines?? My lines are viewable at my homepage http://members.tripod.com/~Kshai/genealogy.html If you have your line veiwable on a homepage like me, just give the address to the homepage if you'd rather do that than post them. Please send me suggestions, these lists, for the most part, are dieing again and we need to boost them up. If you have any suggestio
9. Re: [HACKETT-L] My Hackett line [1]
Hi Hi Laura, As I suspect I told you before I have an uncle called John who lived and ran a provisioning business from Kevin Street in Dublin. He would have come to Dublin in the 1820s as a young man --probably from Galway. Had a son called Martin who spent some time in the US. Some of the other names run in the Hackett with the exception of Owen. Paddy Hackett ====== Here is my line: Joseph Owen Hackett, born in Ireland about 1840, prob. Tyrone (father John Hackett) Married Mary McKenna, born in Ireland
10. Re: [HACKETT-L] Judah and Susan Hackett [1]
You're lucky, Bill, this is a pretty well-known family. Following is the samll pedigree screen for this family: +--SMALL PEDIGREE - HAK-------------------------------------- & +- Judah HACKETT-165 & Judah HACKETT-157 & 7 Aug 1722 & 24 Aug 1759 ------& Salisbury,Essex,MA & Salisbury,Essex,MA & & +- Mary GOODALE-160 & MARRIAGE:14 Dec 1780 MRIN: 103 & Sarah ELKINS-154
11. [HACKETT-L] Re: HACKETT-D Digest V98 #106 [1]
Dear Laura, Hi, I am new to this list, but was hoping someone could help with my Hackett problem. My father-in-law knows very little about his family, especially his maternal line. His mother was Gladys Hackett, and her father was Everett. My father-in-law remembers that his maternal grandfather spoke with an Irish accent, but he doesn't know where in Ireland the old man came from. They were Catholics who settled in east-central Wisconsin. Unfortunately, I can't go to Wisconsin and dig around in church
12. [HACKETT-L] Hackett Treasures [1]
Hi, There is a website for Unclaimed Property listed by state. It is at: http://www.unclaimed.org Not all states are listed. Of the states that are listed, not all of them have a surname listing. I checked a few states: NY, OH, CO, WA and there were Hacketts listed. Most of the amounts are small but wouldn't it be fun if someone on the list found some lost money. The unclaimed property is from forgotten bank accounts, refunds, etc. Good luck. Let us know if you find a treasure. Patricia Hackett Nicola rmn0
13. [HACKETT-L] My Hackett Line [1]
Very little is known about John (Thomas) Hackett, including which was his first name!! He disappeared somehow after the birth of his son. Whether he died or told his wife he was leaving forever...we have no idea. Patti village@pensys.com Descendants of John (Thomas) Hackett 1 John (Thomas) Hackett b: in Ireland . +Jane McClellan b: 1788 in PA m: 1805 in Cincinatti, OH d: February 12, 1885 in Delaware Co., Indiana ........ 2 Thomas Hackett b: December 22, 1808 in Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OH
14. [HACKETT-L] Judah and Susan Hackett [1]
Judah Hackett founded St. Albans, Maine in 1800. His daughter Susan married Issachar Cook. Cook and the Hackett's came from New Hampshire - Epping for the Hackett's and Wakefield for Issachar. Can anyone identify the Hackett's ancestors or even Judah's dates? They are some of my g gparents. Thanks, Bill Watts
15. Re: [HACKETT-L] Judah and Susan Hackett [1]
>Judah Hackett founded St. Albans, Maine in 1800. His daughter Susan >married Issachar Cook. Cook and the Hackett's came from New Hampshire >- Epping for the Hackett's and Wakefield for Issachar. > >Can anyone identify the Hackett's ancestors or even Judah's dates? There was a Judah HACKETT in 1790 in the Rockingham Co, New Hampshire census. Actually two Judah's. If you look in the census books at a local FHC (read: Family History Center), they have books for the 1790 census for every state available
16. [HACKETT-L] Why should I keep posting my line?? ANSWER:.... [1]
>Erin, >I keep reading the mail generated from the list and have never gotten >any information that would help me in finding Great Grandfather James >Hackett. When I first subscribed, I posted my information >but nobody replied...Should I keep posting it?? or give up and find >another way to track him down. Maybe the word of the week should be >MIA - Miss in Ancestry..... >Marti Randall That's a good idea with the word of the week. As far as if you should keep posting the answer is YES!!:) Ther
17. [HACKETT-L] Hacketts in Michigan [1]
Greetings: I have recently returned from a trip to Michigan where I had a great time "digging up dead relatives"!.. I have traced my HACKET(T) line back to those that emigrated to the US from Ireland (County Tipperary) in the mid 1840's. The family settled in southwestern lower Michigan, in Cass County; primarily in the Dowagiac area. Most of the first two generations are buried at Sacred Heart of Mary-Silver Creek cemetery in Cass County. Later generations moved within the State of Michigan, mostly al
18. [HACKETT-L] my new homepage...from the listowner [1]
Hello lists:) I wanted to let you all know that I am starting a new homepage on Rootsweb and I have just gotten it started. So far, there is nothing new on there that isn't accessible of the angelfire site for all the lists, but you can go and check it out and give me any feedback. There is also an explanation for what Kind of info I am wanting to add. Bye for now:) Erin Bradford ebradford@hotmail.com Listowner of Barringer, Black, Bradford, Coventry, Eller, Hackett, and Kern lists http://www.geo
19. Re: [HACKETT-L] word of the week...how I found my line AND Alabama [1]
Rick How about sharing what you found at that address? Maybe someone will recognize the people. I am noticing more and more Tipperary Hacketts on the listserve. I guess a big problem is going to be how to figure out whether all/most/some are related to the Norman Hacketts who arrived in the area ca. 1200 and have an established pedigree OR whether some took the name when people began using surnames. It could almost be a clan name for the area. At the very least, it would be helpful for
20. [HACKETT-L] Hackett - Sub Clans [1]
Hi all, I like the idea of trying to group the Hacketts by sub clans, or where they came from. My Hacketts are Irish Catholic, but there were Hacketts from England, as well. I have a particular problem, as my Catholic Hacketts were most probably from Northern Ireland. There seems to be alot of resources for the Ulster Scots, but not as much for the Catholic families. Still looking for info, naturalization papers ect., on Joseph Owen Hackett, born in Ireland about 1840, and came to Lorain in 1860's.
21. [HACKETT-L] Betsey HACKETT b. 1782 NH [1]
Hello, I am new to this list and would like to connect with someone researching Betsey HACKETT b. 1782 in New Hampshire. She married firstly to a MADDISON, then to Phinehas H. GATES 17 July 1803 in Westmoreland, New Hampshire. She died 22 August 1863 in Edwards, St. Lawrence Co, New York. Does anyone have information on Betsey's parents, first husband or siblings? I have a lot of information on her children on down to exchange. Thank you. Sue
22. [HACKETT-L] My Hackett line [1]
Hi, Here is my line: Joseph Owen Hackett, born in Ireland about 1840, prob. Tyrone (father John Hackett) Married Mary McKenna, born in Ireland about 1841 (parents Peter and Alice McKenna) Children: John, Maggie, Bridget, Frank, Thomas, Josephine, another daughter, and possibly a son Owen who died young. Came to Lorain, Ohio in 1860's. This family was Catholic. Any connections? Laura
23. [HACKETT-L] www.wallofhonor.com [1]
this is a web site associated with ellis island. it's got a searchable database of the names of those immigrants that appear on the "wall of honor" there. a search for hackett yielded 18 names, some including county and town of origin. check it out.
24. [HACKETT-L] word of the week...how I found my line AND Alabama [1]
This week, there are going to be 2 "words/phrases of the week". I like the idea of everyone posting their most unusual place they found the info or any stories, maybe someone has been searching for their family for years and then suddenly they found it right under their nose....the one place they didn't even think of! I think this can be a great one, not only for "entertainment" and reading amusement, but their may be someone on the list in the same prediciment and get an idea from the stories. I
25. [HACKETT-L] correction about homepage.... [1]
Hello everyone, I forgot to give the address to the page! *sheepish grin* :} The address is http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~kshai Bye and good luck. Erin Bradford ebradford@hotmail.com Listowner of Barringer, Black, Bradford, Coventry, Eller, Hackett, and Kern lists http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/6106/genlinks.html (+800 genealogy links) ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
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