The Family Record
The Family Record
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563. AARON I). P. SACKETT. Of 507. Aaron. Lebanon Springs, ma rid 568. Frank. Emeline Ostrander. 5C9. Harvey.
570. Lincoln.
542. CAPT. RICHARD SACKETT, the elder, of Dutchess County, N. V. , was born in New Haven, Conn. , about the year KITS. From 1703 to 1740 his name appears frequently in colonial records of New York and Connecticut.
On March 11, 1703, he petitioned the Lord Cornbury government for license to purchase from the Indians a tract of land in Dutchess County called Wassaic. This pr...ivilege was granted Oct. 20, 1703, an Indian title deed was secured in an honorable manner, and on Nov. 2, 1704, a patent was issued to Richard Sack- ett and Company (Richard Sackett, Josiah Crego, Joseph Sackett, Wm. Huddleson and John Michael), for said tract, containing 7, 500 acres.
In 1703 Richard Sackett was appointed Revenue Officer for a district embracing the southeastern por- tion of the Province of New York.
In April, 1704, he filed a report and minute of ex- penses incurred in seizing sloop Hetty, of ( >yster Bay, for trading contrary to law, and for bringing her up to Xew York.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
563. AARON I). P. SACKETT. Of 507. Aaron. Lebanon Springs, ma rid 568. Frank. Emeline Ostrander. 5C9. Harvey.
570. Lincoln.
542. CAPT. RICHARD SACKETT, the elder, of Dutchess County, N. V. , was born in New Haven, Conn. , about the year KITS. From 1703 to 1740 his name appears frequently in colonial records of New York and Connecticut.
On March 11, 1703, he petitioned the Lord Cornbury government for license to purchase from the Indians a tract of land in Dutchess County called Wassaic. This pr...ivilege was granted Oct. 20, 1703, an Indian title deed was secured in an honorable manner, and on Nov. 2, 1704, a patent was issued to Richard Sack- ett and Company (Richard Sackett, Josiah Crego, Joseph Sackett, Wm. Huddleson and John Michael), for said tract, containing 7, 500 acres.
In 1703 Richard Sackett was appointed Revenue Officer for a district embracing the southeastern por- tion of the Province of New York.
In April, 1704, he filed a report and minute of ex- penses incurred in seizing sloop Hetty, of ( >yster Bay, for trading contrary to law, and for bringing her up to Xew York.
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