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From: GHackett <>
Subject: [HACKETT-L] Some MD Hacketts Some Miss. Hacketts and others
Date: Sat, 20 Mar 99 20:38:07 -0500


Thomas HACKETT (d. 1716), came in the "Dover" 1674; settled in Dorchester
Co., MD; m. Elizabeth________.

Thomas HACKETT (1689-will probated 1764), patented HACKETTS ADVENTURE,
1732; m. 1st____________; m.2nd Rebecca__________.

Thomas HACKETT (1742-living 1808, of HACKETTS ADVENTURE, near Crotcher's
Ferry, Dorchester Co.; m. Lovie________, prob. a Walter (d. ante 1808).

Luke HACKETT (1779-1835), large landowner, slave holder, shipowner; m.
1805 Nancy Darby (1785-1852); son Bejamin HACKETT m. Sarah Twiford.

Tilghman HACKETT (1814-1893) of near Crotcher's Ferry, Dorchester, Co.;
m. 1843 Caroline Adams (1824-1894).

Love Ross HACKETT (1844- 1916) m. 1870 Francis Thomas Turpin (1846-1925),
MD, dau. of the above Tilghman HACKETT.
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Robert Kells HACKETT (28 Oct 1870- 31 Dec 1919) son of Rev. John
Alexander HACKETT; m. 9 Apr 1890, Lilla Chiles, dau. of Ford Chiles
(1845-1911) of Jackson, Miss., who m. 1868 Mary Florence Leonard
(1849-1910). Issues of Robert Kells and Lilla (Chiles) HACKETT: Robert
Ford HACKETT, b. Meridian, Miss. 23 May 1891; Ford Hunter HACKETT, b.
Jackson, Miss. 7 June 1893, who m. Marjorie Lamprecht.

Lilla (Chiles) HACKETT, m.2nd 15 June 1933, Richard Parry-Jones, b.
Denbigh, No. Wales, 29 May 1858; son Rev. Richard Parry-Jones. Lilla
graduated Blue Mountain College, MS, Member of the Church of the
Covenant. Member Women's City Club of Cleveland. Her last listed address
was Box 1492, Earls Court, Sarasota, FL.

All of the aboves were taken from "The Abridged Compendium of American
Genealogy", First Families of America, Edited by Frederick A Virkus,
under direction of Albert Nelson Marquis. Pub. 1968 Baltimore
Genealogical Pub. Co.

History of Sanbornton, NH:

HACKETT, Moulton was an early resident of New Hampton, NH, being an uncle
of the late Hon. W.H.Y. HACKETT of Portsmouth, NH. He was a Free Will
Baptist preacher in Holderness and New Hampton, NH and died in the latter
town, leaving seven children.

William Henry HACKETT, b. abt. 1792 at Lyconing, PA; d. abt. 1886. His
dau. Mary Ellen HACKETT, b. 8 Sep 1848 at Williamsport, Lyconing, PA; d.
28 Apr 1926 at Idaho Falls, Bonneville, ID; m. abt. 1874 at Williamsport,
PA, Francois Elisee Lambert, b. 15 Nov 1647 at St. Antoine-,D, L, Quebec
Canada; d. 23 Sep 1938 at El Paso, El Paso, TX. Sent in by Lambert
descendant, whose mother was Eliza Helen Lambert of TX, b. in ID.

Charles HACKETT of Lee, NH; m. 25 Nov 1793 Hannah Edgerly, dau. of Daniel
and Hannah (Wheeler) Edgerly of Dover, NH descendant of (Zachariah, John,
Thomas Edgerly).

Getting closer to finding out if the HACKETTS are related to Pocahontus
(Spelling? Sorry, forgotten how to spell her name and I'm a poor speller
to begin with), but anyway the Indian girl who married John Rolfe of
England who went to VA and married her and brought her back to England
where she lived and died. Here is where I'm at on this:
William2 (William1) HACKETT, b. 10 Mar 1682/3 at Salisbury, MA; m. 9 Dec
1708 Salisbury, MA, Hannah Young, dau. of Edward and Hannah (WHITTIER)
Young, who was the dau. of Thomas and Ruth (Green) WHITTIER, who was the
son of [Robert] WHITTIER who m. Mary ROLFE (in England). Now I have to
follow Mary Rolfe's line. So far I have Thomas WHITTIER (spelled early as
Whittle) who came over in the "Confidence" 1638 and was a servent to JOHN
ROLFE. So I suspect Mary ROLFE prob. was dau. of John ROLFE. The next
thing is he the same John Rolfe first of VA who returned to America
leaving his wife in England, or was this a son?????

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