The Hackett Family Plot
ESTHER R.
Dau't of Stephen &
Eliza Hackett,
died
Dec. 1, 1812
AE. 19 yrs.
STEPHEN HACKETT
died Jan. 8, 1813
AE. 47 yrs & 6 mo.
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ISSACHAR
Son of Stephen &
Eliza Hackett,
died
April 3, 1807
AE. 21 days.
ELIZA
Wife of
Stephen Hacket.
DIED
March. 1, 1860
AE. 91 y's 1mo 11d's.
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MOSES
Son of Stephen &
Eliza Hackett,
died July 13, 1838
AE. 40 yrs
& 6 mo.
Hackett Genealogy:
Generation 1: Captain
William Hackett, born about 1633 in Devonshire, England; married Sarah Barnard.
Eight children. He commanded the sloop Indeavor.
Generation 2: Ebenezer Hackett, born 17 October 1687 in
Salisbury, Massachusetts, died 19 October 1741 in Salisbury; married Hannah
Ring, daughter of Jarvis Ring, on 10 December 1709 in Salisbury. She was born 3 March 1688 in Salisbury. Twelve children. Ebenezer and Hannah sold their land in
Salisbury to Sampson Underhill for 105 pounds and removed to Goffstown, New
Hampshire. Brother Ephraim Hackett
married Dorothy Allen and went to Canterbury.
Generation 3: Ebenezer Hackett, born 23 September 1730 in
Salisbury, died 28 January 1801 in New Hampshire; married Abigail Emery, daughter
of Caleb Emery, on 24 March 1752 in
Newbury, Massachusetts. Three sons. Ebenezer served in the Revolutionary War with
his son Daniel in Captain Samuel McConnell’s company, Colonel Daniel Moore’s
Regiment, from Pembroke, New Hampshire. He lived in Goffstown (Hackett Hill, now in
Hooksett) and in Dunbarton.
Generation 4: Stephen Hackett, born July 1765; died 8
January 1813 at Dunbarton, New Hampshire; buried at the Riverside Cemetery, Hooksett,
New Hampshire; married Elizabeth Ring. Six
Children: Esther, Moses, Dolly Holt, Jemima Clark, Bethiah Poor, Issachar.
For more information on these HACKETT lines see:
History of Canterbury, NH, 1727 - 1912: Genealogy and , by James Otis Lyford, 1912, pages 169 - 171 for the Hackett genealogy.
The Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury, Mass. by David
W. Hoyt, 1097 pages including indexes.
History of Carroll County, NH by Georgia Drew Merrill, 987
pages NOT INDEXED, but pay attention to Tamworth & Brookfield, NH.
History of the Town of Goffstown, 1733 – 1920, by George Plummer Hadley, page 82 “The Hacketts settled on Hackett Hill in Hooksett.”
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