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From: GHackett <>
Subject: [HACKETT-L] Hacketts
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 99 22:45:18 -0500

In case you all don't have this information.

Probate Records of the County of Suffolk, Massachusetts, Vol. II - G to
O. HACKETTS
1826-1893. I'm just giving the names here, if you want the case and
number and exact year for the one(s) your interested in let me know.

HACKETTS:
Bridget, Daniel, E. Baker, Edward P., Elizabeth G., Ellen J., Emma A.,
Enoch, Ephraim, Hannah, Hiram, Horatio B. (Balch), Jeremiah C., John T.,
Joseph, Joseph M., Mary A. S., Mary L., Matthew, Rosanna, Sarah J., Seth
L., Thomas, and William N.

Marriage Notices of Ontario, by William D. Reid. Hunterdon House,
Lambertville, NJ 1980.
HACKETTS:
Pg. 62, 1833, Erastus H. Campbell to Sarah Ann Hackett, both of St.
Catharines. (Rev. J. Messmore).
Pg. 307, 1847, Alexander Forsyth, merchant, Cornwall, to Adeline,
youngest dau. of J. Hacket, of the same place. (Rev. Mr. Goodspeed).

Nova Scota Immigrants to 1867, Vol. II, from published diaries and
journals compiled by certified genealogist.
Pg. 102, Hackett, Alexander, son of Edward and Elenor (Perry) Hackett of
Cloyne, Co., Cork, Ireland; m. Halifax 3 Sep 1829 Ellen Dooly (q.v.) (32:
112).

Return of Members of Parliament. Part I. Parliaments of England,
1213-1702, together with: Index to Part I. Compiled by the Public Record
Office. Picton Press, Camden, Maine, 1989.
Pg. 195 HACKETT/Hacket
Sir Andrew Hackett from Tamworth, Part I page 544.
Hackett, John, co. Hereford. Part I page 500.
Pg. 500, John Hackett, esq., Date of return 12 July 1654 Hereford County.
Pg. 544, STAFFORD: Sir Andrew Hackett, Date of Return, 11 Aug 1679,
Tamworth Borough.
Pg. 544, different column, WARWICK, Sir Andrew Hacket, 11 Aug 1679,
" "
Why they had Sir Andrew as two t's then one t I don't know?

English Estates of American Colonists. American Wills and Administrations
in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, 1700-1799. By Peter Wilson
Coldham. Baltimore, Genealogical Pub. Co., Inc. 1980.
HACKETT, pg. 50:
John, who died in Maryland on merchant ship, OXFORD. Admin. to principal
creditor Thomas Watson. April 1729.
John, of PA, bachelor. Probate by solemn affirmation to brother THOMAS
HACKETT; no executor named and father JOHN HACKETT dying before
administration. (Feb.1731).

The Pedigree Directory 1917, London: George Sherwood
HACKETT, DOMINICK, Officer in Lord Gormanston's Regiment, James Second's
IRISH ARMY. 1688. (J.D. HACKETT, 103, East 82nd Street, New York, U.S.
America). Explanation: J.D. Hackett was claiming Dominick Hackett as his
Pedigree ancestor.

British Aliens in the United States During the War of 1812, compiled by
Kenneth Scott, Baltimore Gen. Pub. Co., Inc., 1979.
HACKETT, WILLIAM, age 57, 28 years in U.S., an Irishman, 1 in family,
York District, farmer (31 July - 29 Aug 1812).
HACKETT, Wm., age 20, 1 year in U.S., Irishman, York District, farmer
(31 July- 29 Aug. 1812).

Irish Settlers in America, In Two Volumes. Vol.I, Gen. Pub. Co.,Inc.,
from the Journal of the American Irish Historical Society.
Pg. 5 & 6. Philadelphia. A schoolroom later became a dancing academy, and
was opened by "Theobald Hackett, dancing master, lately come from England
and Ireland."
Pg. 37. In Portsmouth VA a John Barry deceased left a will, which was
probated at court held at Bath, N.C. on Aug. 4, 1786. among the testator
was made up of friends, one was REDMOND HACKETT, among others. The
principal legatee was Barry's brother, Edward Barry of Killanny
(Killarney?) Couty Kerry, Kingdom of Ireland.
Page 52.
The prosperous town of Hackettstown, N.J. was named for Samuel Hackett.
The exact date of the first settlement is not known, but it was not far
from 1720. Samuel Hackett was the first settler of which there is any
record or tradition. He received ten thousand acres of land from his
father-in-law, who had large grants from the king of England. He was a
Judge of Morris county. About 1760 there were other settlements made and
were undoubtedly influenced to locate here by HACKETT, who was also an
Irishman. Some came down from VT some came from Ireland. NOW, SAMUEL
HACKETT had sons, one of whom was JACOB HACKETT who went to Canada and I
just sent the JACOB HACKETT line to Howard Johnston, our Data Base
Chairman and Editor of the Hackett Monitor and to others who were looking
for this JACOB HACKETT line.
PG. 64. Brunswick ME, Militaman, Year 1757, JOHN HACKETT an Irishman.
PG. 210, Among the "Freemen" mentioned for Kent County bearing Irish
names was MICHAEL HACKET among others. I believe this Kent County was in
Maryland.
VOL.II Page 405, There was an advertisment by Patrick O'Hanlon in the
Pennsylvania Gazette of Aug. 7, 1755. O'Hanlon was of Bristol, Bucks
County, and an Innholder. He was making a reward for "a runaway Irish
servant man named EDMUND HACKETT."

The Bangor Historical Magazine later the Maine Historical Magazine
1885-1894, Vols. 7-9 Edited by Joseph W. Porter. The Hacketts herein seem
to be Scotshmen and/or Irish.
Census of 1790 there was Alexander Hacket and just his wife at Eastport,
ME.
Vols. 1-3 "Alexander Hackett, a Scotchman, who lived at Bowen's Cove, and
whose widow was long known as "Granny Hackett" lived on an island off
Eastport, ME and had lived there since at least 1784. There was also a
Goudy Hacket there in 1791 and received a grant.

West Springfield Massachusetts, A Town History by Esther M. Swift 1969.
Saint Thomas the Apostle Church and prob. the first Catholic Church in
West Springfield, in 1964 in recognition of his long and loyal service,
Pope Paul VI made the church's pastor, the REVEREND HARRY J. HACKETT, a
Domestic Prelate, with the title- Right Reverend Monsignor HARRY J.
HACKETT.

HAVE MORE, LOTS MORE, BUT THE BACK FRACTURES ARE BEGINNING TO TELL ME TO
GET TO BED! BEST OF LUCK TO WHOMEVER...IF ANYONE.

Gary I.(10) Hackett, from William(1) of Salisbury, MA

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