Paul Sackett

(1615-aft 1663)
Paul Sackett|b. 1615\nd. aft 1663|p1028.htm|William Sackett|b. 1577\nd. 1639/40|p922.htm|Joan Parker|b. c 1580\nd. 1636/37||Robert Sackett|b. c 1550\nd. 1622|p802.htm|Faith Norwood|b. c 1550\nd. 1591||||||||
FatherWilliam Sackett (1577-1639/40)
MotherJoan Parker (c 1580-1636/37)
Paul Sackett, son of William Sackett and Joan Parker, was baptized at St John's Church, Margate, on 2 April 1615.1 He died after 1663 (consented to daughter Joanna's marriage in 1663). He married at Ringwould, Kent, on 20 January 1635/36, Ann Awdley, daughter of Christian Awdley.2,3 Ann was born in about 1616.4
     Paul was named as a beneficiary in his father's will made in Ash on 27 June 1639.5 He was to receive a sum of £20.
     Paul was named as a beneficiary in his brother Robert's will made in Herne, Kent, on 14 November 1658.6 He was left a sum of £1. Check this family - esp. 3 burials of children in Teynham. Was this family ever anywhere near Teynham? Has family got muddled up with Paul Sackett & Ann Court family.

Family

Ann Awdley
Children
Last Edited3 November 2007
ReferenceI1

Notes & Citations

  1. [S332] Baptisms Register, St John the Baptist, Margate, Kent, "2 April 1615 Paulus Sacket filius William Sacket."
  2. [S343] Marriage Licences, Canterbury, Kent, "19 January 1635/36 Paul Sackett of Ash, carpenter, bachelor, about 21 with his father’s consent & Ann Awdley of Ringwould, virgin, about 20, daughter of Christian Awdley, same parish, widow, who also consents. At Ringwould. Thomas Hughes of Staple, husbandman, bondsman."
  3. [S684] Marriages Register, Ringwould, Kent, "2 January 1635/36 Paul Sacket & Anne Audly." [Discrepancy in dates. Licence is dated 19 January. Assume marriage date was 20 January.].
  4. [S404] Date of birth based on age at marriage.
  5. [S344] Will of William Saket of Ash, Kent, 27 June 1639, proved in the Canterbury Consistory Court, 31 March 1640 (Kent Archives Office, PRC 31-116-81).
  6. [S399] Will of Robert Sackett of Herne, Kent, 14 November 1658, proved in the Canterbury Consistory Court, 11 October 1662 (Kent Archives Office, PRC 32-53-196).