Died After 28 Dec 1701
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Isaac Graves, son of Thomas, the colonist, was married at Hartford about the year 1645 to Mary Church. In 1656 they removed to Hatfield and later to Hadley, where in January 24, 1666, their daughter Hannah, who married William Sacket, was born. [Ref: Proprietors Records, Page 53, Births, Deaths, Marriages of Families 1660-1825.]
It appears that William's father, John Sacket, had made a promise of doubling a gift made by Hannah Graves' mother, Mary (Church) Graves, to the newly wed couple. It also appears that John Sacket failed to fulfill his promise:
Hampshire Co.
Court Records
Vol. A, p. 20
At Spf'd Rec'ds
In regard to Hannah wife of W'm Sacket
Marriage Settlement
Court at Northampton Mar. 29, 1692
Two testimonys on oath refferring to John Sacket's (?) promise of giffts to his Son W'm Sacket & c.
The testimony of Mary Graves of Hatfield in ye County of Hampshire in New England aged 59 years or there abouts is that my brother John Sacket of Westfield w'n he came for my consent that my Daughter Hannah might be his son W'm Sackets wife, we discussed of what temporall enjoyments they should have it my Daughter Hannah Graves & his Son W'm Sacket of ye town & County above expressed should be married to my Daughter, My Brother John Sacket of ye town and County above expressed did ask me what I would give my Daughter Hannah above expressed. I then told him I would give my Daughter Hannah thritie pounds of more & my Brother Sacket above expressed sayd I might give my Daughter Hannah above expressed w't I would & w't I gave he would double it & further say not. [The second testimony was by Mary's son John]
Feb. 20, 1692/3 Mary Graves above named personally appeared & made Oath to ye above testimony of hers before
Sam'll Partredge, Justice of Peace.
Hannah is named as relict of William Sackett in the settlement papers for William's estate dated 28 Dec 1701
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Isaac Graves, son of Thomas, the colonist, was married at Hartford about the year 1645 to Mary Church. In 1656 they removed to Hatfield and later to Hadley, where in January 24, 1666, their daughter Hannah, who married William Sacket, was born. [Ref: Proprietors Records, Page 53, Births, Deaths, Marriages of Families 1660-1825.]
It appears that William's father, John Sacket, had made a promise of doubling a gift made by Hannah Graves' mother, Mary (Church) Graves, to the newly wed couple. It also appears that John Sacket failed to fulfill his promise:
Hampshire Co.
Court Records
Vol. A, p. 20
At Spf'd Rec'ds
In regard to Hannah wife of W'm Sacket
Marriage Settlement
Court at Northampton Mar. 29, 1692
Two testimonys on oath refferring to John Sacket's (?) promise of giffts to his Son W'm Sacket & c.
The testimony of Mary Graves of Hatfield in ye County of Hampshire in New England aged 59 years or there abouts is that my brother John Sacket of Westfield w'n he came for my consent that my Daughter Hannah might be his son W'm Sackets wife, we discussed of what temporall enjoyments they should have it my Daughter Hannah Graves & his Son W'm Sacket of ye town & County above expressed should be married to my Daughter, My Brother John Sacket of ye town and County above expressed did ask me what I would give my Daughter Hannah above expressed. I then told him I would give my Daughter Hannah thritie pounds of more & my Brother Sacket above expressed sayd I might give my Daughter Hannah above expressed w't I would & w't I gave he would double it & further say not. [The second testimony was by Mary's son John]
Feb. 20, 1692/3 Mary Graves above named personally appeared & made Oath to ye above testimony of hers before
Sam'll Partredge, Justice of Peace.
Hannah is named as relict of William Sackett in the settlement papers for William's estate dated 28 Dec 1701
Died After 28 Dec 1701
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Isaac Graves, son of Thomas, the colonist, was married at Hartford about the year 1645 to Mary Church. In 1656 they removed to Hatfield and later to Hadley, where in January 24, 1666, their daughter Hannah, who married William Sacket, was born. [Ref: Proprietors Records, Page 53, Births, Deaths, Marriages of Families 1660-1825.]
It appears that William's father, John Sacket, had made a promise of doubling a gift made by Hannah Graves' mother, Mary (Church) Graves, to the newly wed couple. It also appears that John Sacket failed to fulfill his promise:
Hampshire Co.
Court Records
Vol. A, p. 20
At Spf'd Rec'ds
In regard to Hannah wife of W'm Sacket
Marriage Settlement
Court at Northampton Mar. 29, 1692
Two testimonys on oath refferring to John Sacket's (?) promise of giffts to his Son W'm Sacket & c.
The testimony of Mary Graves of Hatfield in ye County of Hampshire in New England aged 59 years or there abouts is that my brother John Sacket of Westfield w'n he came for my consent that my Daughter Hannah might be his son W'm Sackets wife, we discussed of what temporall enjoyments they should have it my Daughter Hannah Graves & his Son W'm Sacket of ye town & County above expressed should be married to my Daughter, My Brother John Sacket of ye town and County above expressed did ask me what I would give my Daughter Hannah above expressed. I then told him I would give my Daughter Hannah thritie pounds of more & my Brother Sacket above expressed sayd I might give my Daughter Hannah above expressed w't I would & w't I gave he would double it & further say not. [The second testimony was by Mary's son John]
Feb. 20, 1692/3 Mary Graves above named personally appeared & made Oath to ye above testimony of hers before
Sam'll Partredge, Justice of Peace.
Hannah is named as relict of William Sackett in the settlement papers for William's estate dated 28 Dec 1701
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Isaac Graves, son of Thomas, the colonist, was married at Hartford about the year 1645 to Mary Church. In 1656 they removed to Hatfield and later to Hadley, where in January 24, 1666, their daughter Hannah, who married William Sacket, was born. [Ref: Proprietors Records, Page 53, Births, Deaths, Marriages of Families 1660-1825.]
It appears that William's father, John Sacket, had made a promise of doubling a gift made by Hannah Graves' mother, Mary (Church) Graves, to the newly wed couple. It also appears that John Sacket failed to fulfill his promise:
Hampshire Co.
Court Records
Vol. A, p. 20
At Spf'd Rec'ds
In regard to Hannah wife of W'm Sacket
Marriage Settlement
Court at Northampton Mar. 29, 1692
Two testimonys on oath refferring to John Sacket's (?) promise of giffts to his Son W'm Sacket & c.
The testimony of Mary Graves of Hatfield in ye County of Hampshire in New England aged 59 years or there abouts is that my brother John Sacket of Westfield w'n he came for my consent that my Daughter Hannah might be his son W'm Sackets wife, we discussed of what temporall enjoyments they should have it my Daughter Hannah Graves & his Son W'm Sacket of ye town & County above expressed should be married to my Daughter, My Brother John Sacket of ye town and County above expressed did ask me what I would give my Daughter Hannah above expressed. I then told him I would give my Daughter Hannah thritie pounds of more & my Brother Sacket above expressed sayd I might give my Daughter Hannah above expressed w't I would & w't I gave he would double it & further say not. [The second testimony was by Mary's son John]
Feb. 20, 1692/3 Mary Graves above named personally appeared & made Oath to ye above testimony of hers before
Sam'll Partredge, Justice of Peace.
Hannah is named as relict of William Sackett in the settlement papers for William's estate dated 28 Dec 1701
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