John Hackett

Birth1827 - Tipperary Ireland - Arrived 1849. Naturalized 1855. Left Ireland with Catherine Ward to get married. He worked his way as a sailor helper on the boat and paid her way

Death10 May 1899 - Saugerties NY (Highwoods

MotherBridget Wares

FatherJohn M Hackett

Born in Tipperary Ireland - Arrived 1849. Naturalized 1855. Left Ireland with Catherine Ward to get married. He worked his way as a sailor helper on the boat and paid her way on 1827 to John M Hackett and Bridget Wares. John Hackett married Catherine Ward and had 9 children. He passed away on 10 May 1899 in Saugerties NY (Highwoods.

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Parents

John M Hackett
Unknown - Unknown

Bridget Wares
Unknown - Unknown

Spouse(s)

Catherine Ward
1829 - 1898

Children Show all

Patrick Hackett
1856 - 1909

John Hackett
1852 - 1915

Bernard Hackett
1861 - Unknown

Michael Hackett
1860 - 1928

Edward Hackett
1871 - 1915

Thomas Hackett
1854 - Unknown

Mary Ann Hackett
1850 - Unknown

William Hackett
1865 - Unknown

James Hackett
1868 - 1919

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