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Hannah Sacket, daughter of William Sacket and Hannah Bagg, was born in Westfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts^G, on 6 July 1725.^1,2,3 She died aged 74 on 13 October 1799.¹ She married at Westfield^G on 8 May 1750, Jacob Noble.^1,4,5
     Hannah was named as a beneficiary in her father's will made at Westfield^G on 9 November 1752. She was named as Hannah Noble and was left a farm of about 50 or 60 acres at Munhard River.
     Weygant, in The Sacketts of America, identified the wife of Jacob Noble as Hannah Sacket, the daughter of Joseph Sacket and Abigail Bigelow. However the will of William Sacket, in naming his daughter as Hannah Noble, provides evidence that it was his daughter who was the subject of that marriage.

Moses Sacket, son of William Sacket and Hannah Bagg, was born in Westfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts^G, on 15 December 1727^1,2,3 and baptized at the Church of Christ, Westfield^G, on 31 December 1727.⁴ He died aged 15 in Westfield^G on 10 October 1743.^1,2,3

William Sacket, son of William Sacket and Hannah Bagg, was born in Westfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts^G, on 7 September 1730^1,2,3 and baptized at the Church of Christ, Westfield^G, on 25 April 1731.⁴ He died aged 71 in Westfield^G on 2 February 1802.^1,5,6 He married in Westfield^G on 10 January 1760, Lydia Weller, daughter of Jonathan Weller and Mary Bridgeman.^1,5,7,8 Lydia was born in 1739⁹ and died aged 89 in Westfield^G on 17 May 1828.¹⁰
     William was named as a beneficiary in his father's will made at Westfield^G on 9 November 1752. He was appointed executor and was left the residue of the estate after bequests to his mother and sister.
     William Sacket served as a private in the American Revolutionary War.¹¹
     In 1790 William was living in Westfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts^G. In his household were four white males (16+), three white males under 16, one white female, and one other free person.¹²
     William was listed in the 1800 census as a householder in Westfield^G.¹³
     William made his will in Westfield^G on 24 January 1797. His wife Lydia, was to receive, in addition to the "widow's third", all the household furniture, William's black mare with side saddle, a cow, and $50 in cash. He left specified lots of land to his daughters: two lots totalling 51 acres to Molly, and one lot of 64 acres to Lydia. The remainder of his estate was to be divided equally among his sons, William, Moses, Royal, Joel, James, and John. In a codicil dated 25 June 1799, he directed that Royal's share was to be divided equally among Royal's children, perhaps indicating that Royal had been taken ill by that date (Royal died aged 34 a few years later). Probate was granted to William's son James as executor on 2 March 1802.¹⁴

Hannah Noble, daughter of Luke Noble and Elizabeth Sacket, was born in Westfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts^G, on 12 November 1724.^1,2 She married James Root.¹

Simeon Noble, son of Luke Noble and Elizabeth Sacket, was born in Westfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts^G, on 3 March 1728/29.^1,2

Elizabeth Noble, daughter of Luke Noble and Elizabeth Sacket, was born in Westfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts^G, on 9 February 1741/42.^1,2

Naomi Noble, daughter of Luke Noble and Elizabeth Sacket, was born on 19 May 1745.¹ She married Samuel Judd.¹