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1. [HACKETT-L] Army Reg. Hackett surname [1]
Do any of you know who these are, and if any ended up in the Henry or Owen Co.,KY area. Even if they are not my line, maybe someone out there can use the information here. Ramona Historical Register and Dictionary of the United States Army H. page 485 Hackett, George. Pa. Pa. M storekeeper Mar 1814; honorable discharged 1 June 1821. Historical Register and Dictionary of the United States Army H. page 485 Hackett, John, jr. Miss. Ens 2 infantry 17 Jan 1805; 2 lieutenant 30 Nov 1806; 1 lieutenant 8 Oct 180
2. [HACKETT-L] My Hackett Line [1]
Hi All, Zoe Mae Elizabeth HACKETT is my grandmother on my mom's side of the family. I just started researching my Hackett line and here's what I've found so far: HACKETT, Herman; Nov 27, 1863-Nov 11, 1943; +WARD, Bertha E.; Nov 7, 1871-Feb 20, 1906; m Aug 7, 1890; Vermillian; ; . . . . HACKETT, Arthur Ernest; Dec 27, 1891-Mar 1982; b Nebraska (Centerville SD??); d Woodburn, OR ; . . . . +JARVIS, Grace Ann(e); Jan 26, 1892-Nov 1969; m Nov 26, 1913; born in O'Neal Nebraska ; . . . . ; . . . . HACKETT, D
3. [HACKETT-L] HACKETT, David; 1848 - 1858; Smethwick, Staffordshire, England [1]
I am new to the list. I am interested in the family of David Hackett born about 1825, and married to Easter or Esther Haydon (nee Brown), Birmingham, 1848. They had two children, James William Henry born 1849 and Mary Ann born and died 1851. I know that David was in New Zealand in 1858, and Esther had a son, Thomas Alfred Hackett born New Zealand in 1860. Thomas is my husband's grandfather. Anyone knowing anything of this family please contact me. Regards Thelma Hoskins.
4. [HACKETT-L] [Fwd: FYI] WHO ARE THESE FOLKS? [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------80DEFD78698D5773D792D5EB Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit James Duncan wrote: > Howard: From an obituary in The Union Leader (Manchester, NH), July 14, > 1998: Berlin (NH) - Hildred F. (Covell) Hackett, 91, formerly of 220 High > Street, died July 11, 1998 at Country Village Center, Lancaster (NH). Born > December 22, 1906 in Canaan (VT), she was the daughter of Francis and Nora > (Mayberry) Covell, etc
5. [HACKETT-L] HAAKE [1]
Any HAAKE researchers on this list: I am trying to reach HAAKE researchers for Allen County, OH especially. Any HAAKE researchers elsewhere with links would also be welcome..... Thanks for any reply.. Cary Williams (Cincinnati, OH
6. [HACKETT-L] Jeremiah and B. F. Hackett [1]
Hello-- I found this last night on Ancestry.com relating to Ida May Haynes line. It was in a History of Arkansas database. The web address is http://www.ancestry.com/ I think you can view Ancestry.com databases for the first 10 days free, if anyone is interested in this line. Glenn Crist History of Benton County SETTLEMENT. page 695 The early settlers of the vicinity of Hackett City and of the west central portion of the county were as follows: In 1839 William Tichenal settled at the place now call
7. [HACKETT-L] Word of the week....webpages [1]
Hello lists. First off, let me welcome all the new subscribers of my lists (50 total just this past week! YEAH! hehe) Right now, I'm going to explain the "word of the week", so those who know it may skip down, if you're not familiar, please read the next paragraph: I have had trouble with getting very little mail to the lists and so in an effort to get more people posting and helping them to hopefully make connections, I have implemented the "word of the week" (although it's not necessarily every w
8. [HACKETT-L] Re: Escaped! [1]
GHackett wrote: > Howard, > > I've only got a minute here. I'm taking antibiotics by I. V., will be > home by sometime Friday. Infection in blood was what it was. I'm fine, > but of course not supposed to be home or away from the Health Care Place. > > Great newsletter! Just great! > Gary Gary -- Great to hear that you're still with us!! I'm forwarding this to the Mailing List so everyone can get the news. Howard
9. [HACKETT-L] HAKCETT, William [1]
I am trying to find information about William Hackett who I believe was born in Burbage in 1816. This information is from his grave marker in Forreston, Illinois. He emigrated to the US but I am not sure when or what port. Someone helped me find a William Hackett in the Burbage 1851 and 1841 census. This William was 13 in 1841 and 23 in 1851. So he would have been born in 1828. But I do not know if he was still there in the next census which would help me eliminate him from my search. I t
10. Re: [HACKETT-L] Army Reg. Hackett surname [1]
>Historical Register and Dictionary of the United States Army >H. >page 485 >Hackett, John W. Md. Capt 9 infantry 3 Mar 1799; honorable discharged 15 June >1800. It is possible that this is my John Hackett who married Elizabether Murphy in Jessamine Co., KY. I'm not really sure about that though. I have been told that it was his dad, Peter, that was actually in the military, but the same person who told me that has been off by a generation many times in the past. John was supposedly born in either
11. [HACKETT-L] Martin Hackett, Ireland [1]
Got this information from a man in Manchester, England, who saw my listing in the GRD. Martin Hackett was born in the parish of Templecarn, near the town of Pettico in County Fermanagh (near Donegal), Ireland, in 1785. He joined the 69th Foot Regiment of the British Army at Wexford in 1806 and spent about 15 years in India. At some point he married Catherine Kelly, also of Ireland. On his return from India, his eldest son, Francis Moira Hackett, was born at sea in 1823. There wer
12. [HACKETT-L] HACKETT, NJ Hunteron Co. [1]
Can anyone connect with these HACKETS from Bethlehem Township in Hunterdon Co., NJ. This is taken from the 1850 Census. house # 221 age occupation William GANO 78 none Rebecca GANO 45 John HACKET 43 house #222 Elizabeth HACKET 36 Mary A. HACKET 14 Rebecca HACKET 12 Elizabeth HACKET 76 Asa LARUE 31 laborer house #223 Rachel LARUE 35 Elizabeth LARUE 11 William LARUE 7 Uriah LARUE 4 Rebecca A. LARUE 2 John LARUE 5 John HACKETT 80 none Rebecca HACKETT 40 Asa LARUE and Rachel HACKETT were marri
13. [HACKETT-L] Bridget Hackett of Wexford, Ireland [1]
In response to this June post: > Hi, I'm looking for any information on Bridgett or Dehlia Hackett. She was born around January 27, l880, in Wexford, Ireland. Bridgett immigrated to Philadelphia, Pa. Her husband's name was Charles Noonan. Bridgett's parents names were Thomas Hackett, and Mary Ryan. Bridgett Hackett, and her husband had at least three children, Charles James Noonan, James John Noonan, Elizabeth Noonan. The above information is word of mouth. James John
14. [HACKETT-L] Oldest Hackett [1]
Carol Campbell Re your Tobias Hackett, have you contacted Mary Hackett Magnuson as she had Hacketts in that area of Ireland? Elizabeth W. Knowlton KnowltonEW@Compuserve.com
15. [HACKETT-L] Army info [1]
Dear Ramona, Is there any more of an explaination of the following? "Historical Register and Dictionary of the United States Army H. page 485 Hackett, George. Pa. Pa. M storekeeper Mar 1814; honorable discharged 1 June 1821." I have an ancestor of George Hackett who served as a scout in the War of 1812. At that time he was from PA, but by 1821 he was in Richland Co., Ohio. Wonder if this could be our George? Do you know what the two Pa.s stand for? How about M storekeeper? Thanks, Nola Donley
16. [HACKETT-L] SALLY BAILEY, WHERE ARE YOU? [1]
Does anyone have the current snail mail address for Sally Bailey? [a Hackett researcher] Howard Johnston
17. [HACKETT-L] HACKETT MONITOR IN THE MAIL [1]
To the subscribers of the Hackett Monitor: The last issue for 1997/98 was mailed today. Howard Johnston
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