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1. Lillie.50 [1]
Lillie.50 Sunday Jan 24th 1943 The Guns have been busy again this week. They have seen the Planes passing on their way to France. Of course, it generally happens in the night. They do startle one so, but we must not mind since they are not to hurt us. We are having very mild weather just now & we are thankful as our Coal is very poor, also Coke & very little of it, but we must not grumble. Arthur & Will cut down some trees at the bottom of the garden this Autumn, so we have some wood. Quite a lot of peo
2. Lillie.51 [1]
Lillie.51 Sunday Jan 31st [1943] We have had quite a lot of excitement this last week. The Guns have been going quite a lot & on Friday we had a real Raid. We were in Town having tea with Arthur's sister Edith, when about seven o'clock the Guns started & went on for nearly an hour. We really thought we should have to spend the night there, but they ceased about eight & we decided we would try to get home. It was very dark & we had half an hour's walk before us. We managed to get nearly home when off the
3. Lillie.52 [1]
Lillie.52 Sunday, Feb 7th, 1943 We are having a very cold spell. It is difficult to keep warm, as I can't light the fire before 5 p.m. except Sunday when I light it at dinner time as Arthur is home & he feels the cold very much. We are looking forward to the time when we can do without fires altogether. There is much sadness about just now. Some 200 people are being sent to Germany next Wednesday. It is very cruel, I think. We have not any of ours who have to go yet. There is a report that all those born
4. Re: Lillie - the book [1]
Chris, Count me in for a bound version. I would really like a hard copy of the letters, signed by you of course! :) And now I know where I get this trait : >So, that's the task I've set myself! And, bearing in mind the Sackett motto >(Aut nunquam tentes aut perfice - Either do not attempt, or complete), I >promise the job will be done -- eventually. However I seem to choose "do not attempt" more often than not, seems I become overwhelmed just thing abt a task.......Cindy
5. Lillie.54 [1]
Dear All, Am delighted at the response to the notion of the book, My Dear Lavvie. There's no getting out of my commitment now! I've made a good start, but you're gonna have to be patient - there's a long way to go yet. We're only up to Feb 1943 so there's more than 2 years to go to May 1945. Here's Lillie.54. Regards Chris _________________ Sunday, Feb 21st, [1943] We have had a week of lovely weather, dry & cold. I've done some weeding in the garden & on Thursday we were both out all the afternoon & got
6. Re: Sackett Family [1]
Hi Mary, Have you joined the Sackett mailing list or visited their web page? I'm forwarding your note to them. On the web page you will find more than enough info to put "flesh on the bones" of your pedigree!! Every day something new comes in on the Sackett list. Of all the lists I belong to (I'm embarassed to say just how many that is!) the Sackett list is the most informative. Some lists are used as chat rooms, but not this one. You will get some real info. Right now Cyber Sackett Cousin Chris is
7. [Fwd: Sarah McKay] [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------6DD64C97005531B24BBCE8ED Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Nancy, You might not have been far off with the Roy Rogers data. This message indicates that there is a Sackett/McKay/Rogers connection out there somewhere. Ron McKay Lake Havasu City, AZ --------------6DD64C97005531B24BBCE8ED Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-
8. Our Ship Lyon [1]
Ever wonder What happened to th Ship Lyon. Read on and See. Daniel LYON, William Pierce, Master, sailed from London June 22, 1632 and arrived September 16, 1632 at Boston. 'He brought one hundred and twenty three passengers, whereof fifty children, all, in health. They had been twelve weeks aboard and eight weeks from Land's End.' And also, the following which pertains to Master, William Pierce: http://members.aol.com/dcurtin1/gene/shiplyon.htm The LYON. This ship was famous in the history of the early e
9. Descendants of Lucy Sackett- Mudge [1]
Dear All; Is any one looking for this information? I have more that I did not send. Thank you Daniel Sackett Descendants of Lucy Sackett Generation No. 1 1. LUCY1 SACKETT was born March 29, 1775 in New Lebanon, Columbia Co., New York, and died May 29, 1851 in Schenectady, New York. She married AMOS MUDGE May 09, 1795 in New Lebanon, Columbia Co., New York, son of JARVIS MUDGE and PRUDENCE TREAT. Children of LUCY SACKETT and AMOS MUDGE are: i. CHILD2 MUDGE, b. 1796, Broadalbin, Fulton Co., New York;
10. Re: Roy Rogers [1]
> >For Chris and others outside of the US, it must seem strange why we > >would include Roy in our SACKETT mailing list discussions, but we JUST > >DO! Roy was a large part of many of our generation's youth and family. Dear Nancy & All, It's a smaller world than you think. As a child, I used to go every Saturday morning to a children's cinema club - 6d (old pence) in the stalls (about 4 cents) & 9d in the balcony. I used to go in the stalls so that I could afford to buy an ice-cream in the interval. Ther
11. "Off Line" [1]
Hi Everyone: I have been off line for over a month due to a variety of reasons--the modem went out, then we had a number of other catastrophes happen and just didn't manage to get the computer worked on until this last week. One thing though, being off line for a month, I really got a lot of work done! I am trying to write up a little "book" for a Sackett family reunion at the end of August...And our baby (number two) is due any time now. Patty Sackett Chrisman
12. Re: Lillie - the book and other good feelings... [1]
Hi Cous'! I agree with Cindy, we do have a GREAT list! It's our unique cousins who make it so! And Cindy, thank you so much for the leads you have shared where my surnames of McKAY/TINKHAM are concerned. Patty, do take care of yourself! We'll all be curious as to what you name the latest Sackett descendant! I sometimes wonder about shutting down the computer for a month just to get caught up! Do keep us informed of the baby's birth! Chris, an autographed copy must be reserved for little old lis
13. Lillie - the book [1]
Dear Lillie fans, Ruth suggested some time ago that it would be nice if the Lillie letters could be published in book form. At the time, I thought that, as there have been quite a number of wartime diaries published already, yet another one would not be of great interest. I was thinking then, of course, of a "proper book" published in the usual way. This would certainly not be commercially viable. However, since then, such has been the interest shown by members of the List, that I have re-thought this. I
14. Lillie.52 [1]
Dear Cousins, Here is Lillie.52. No explanations needed, I think. Regards, Chris ____________________ Sunday, Feb 7th, 1943 We are having a very cold spell. It is difficult to keep warm, as I can't light the fire before 5 p.m. except Sunday when I light it at dinner time as Arthur is home & he feels the cold very much. We are looking forward to the time when we can do without fires altogether. There is much sadness about just now. Some 200 people are being sent to Germany next Wednesday. It is very cru
15. Desire SACKETT Inquiry [1]
> I am trying to locate anyone knowing anything about a Desire Sackett. = > She married a William Stage in 1824 in Erie Co., Buffalo New York. I = > have a 1850 census in Channahon Twp with a Desire Chandler 46 NY, with = > Stage Children, Ann E. 23 NY, Reuben 20 NY, Charlotte 18 NY, Sarah = > 16 NY, and William C. 12 or 13 NY and a Julius Chandler 4, with an Eliza = > G Powers and a Talbot B. Powers 32 b. NY. I also find William C. again = > in 1860 census. I am trying to
16. RootsWeb's Explanation for Blocking Attached File, HTML Coding, VCARDs, etc. [1]
I promised you recently after Jim's message that I'd send you a copy of the message RootsWeb inserts when any of the above is suspected. Here tis: >Hi -- > >The message you submitted to this list (included XXXXX) wasn't >sent to the list subscribers. RootsWeb accepts only plain text >mail. That means that HTML mail, attachments, ``enriched text'', >and a few other formats can't be sent to RootsWeb mailing lists. >You can post your message if you send it in plain text; turn off >the ``Post in HTML'' or ``
17. Lillie.49 [1]
Lillie.49 Sunday Jan 18th [1943] We have had some excitement & noise this past week. It started on Monday at 2 a.m. when we were disturbed by Gunfire which lasted 3/4 of an hour. A lot of planes passed over & we have heard that they had been to France. Then again, Thursday & Friday we had some more. Arthur's sister was buried on Thursday afternoon in the same part of the Foulon Cemetery as Alfred is. It was a very cold day but not so bad as last year. It was just a year since Alfred died. There have bee
18. MI Sacketts [1]
Hello All! I've been going through some very old notes. Found some Sackett info & I can't connect them to my line or anyone in my files. The info is from Pioneer Collections of MI Vol 1, 2, 3, 5, 13, 14, 15, 18, 21, 26, 28, 29 & 31. c1897-1898 I didn't record the publisher! Anyway it seems to be abt the families of : Noahdiah, Lemuel, Ralph & Daniel Sackett from MA/CT, to NY them MI. Lemuel came from Monroe Co., NY to Mt. Clemens, MI in 1828 w/ his wife & father in law John Miller. Lemuel's land was
19. Roy Rogers [1]
Dear All; I kind of thought that the story of Roy Rogers passing that I sent to the list would go unnoticed. I am very glad to know that there are so many people on the list that feel the same way I do. Many of you have sent me e-mail stating how much that you care. Yes, I am of the Roy Rogers Era. I knew more about Roy Rogers and his pales than I knew of my own family. I loved to watch The Roy Rogers Show with Roy Rogers and his beautiful and smart horse Trigger, Dale Evans and her beautiful horse B
20. Adam (Sackett) [1]
Dear Fred & All, The WFT depends for its data on submissions from ordinary folks like you and me. As I understand it there is no attempt made to verify any of the data.There is absolutely no genealogical data to support the notion of an Adam Sackett and I'd put big bucks on the fact that there was no such person. You will note that there is no source data given for this entry. I can suggest two possible sources: 1. Weygant, in considering the origin of the name, refers to Adam le Sackere, and concludes
21. SACKETT, Jonathan 1655, 2nd wife after Hannah?? [1]
Hello Sackett clan: (Especially descendants of John the Colonist and Agnes Tinkham) THANKS TO CINDY OWENS!! Cary Williams, (descendant of John the Colonist) here: I have received the information regarding Ephraim Tinkham of Plymouth. I dont see relation to Agnes (1625) but extrapolating a date by using his wife Mary Browns birthyear, he could be a sibling....? Does anyone have this information? I looked up Agnes in the Stark Gendex and found a site at: which states Jonathan Sackett, Jr. was married t
22. Peirce [1]
Dear Cousins, Several members of the List have commented on the coincidence of names between Isabel Pearce & Capt. William Peirce. I passed this on to Marion Sackett & she has done the following research. Here is her report. Regards, Chris RESEARCH AT B.F.H.S LIBRARY Aim: to seek evidence for a connection between Isabel PEARCE (wife of Simon SACKETT) & Captain William PEIRCE (master of the ship Lyon). 1. I.G.I for Kent (1988 edition) No baptism for Isabel, although her marriage to Simon SACKETT is lis
23. SACKETT et al:> New & Complete Gazetteer of US in 1854 [1]
New and Complete Gazetteer of the U.S. (1854), p.1015 SACKET'S, a post-office of Macomb co., Mich. New and Complete Gazetteer of the U.S. (1854), p.1015 SACKETT'S HARBOR, a post-village and port of entry of Jefferson co., New York, is situated in Houndsfield township, on the S. shore of Black River bay, 10 or 12 miles E. from Lake Ontario, and about 170 miles W. N. W. from Albany. Lat. 430 55' N., lon. 750 57' W. It has an excellent harbor, one of the most secure on the lake, and carries on an active trade
24. Introduction [1]
Greetings cousins! I have been lurking here awhile as I sorted through my collected information and put it all together in some semblance of order. Now that I am finally a bit organized, allow me to introduce myself. I am Gregory Duane Sackett, decended from Thomas as follows: Thomas Sackett (1530) m. Joane Thomas Sackett (1557) m. Martha Strowde Simon Sackett (1595) m. Isabell Pearce John Sackett (1632) m. Abigail Hannum William Sackett (1662) m. Hannah Graves Jonathan Sackett (1695) m. Ann Filer Jus
25. Lillie.47 [1]
Dear Cousins, Have taken a day off work to catch up on some gardening. But, just my luck, it's pouring with rain. Instead, let's catch up with Lillie & see how she enjoyed her Christmas 55 years ago. Here's Lillie.47 ________________________ December 27th 1942 Christmas has come & gone. We had a nice quiet time with Will & Gladys. They had to leave us at 8.30 as the Curfew had not been extended this year. The Germans are very afraid of an "Invasion", so it is said. The weather has been fine & cold, qui
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