Extract from the 1850 Census:
Name: Sumner Packard
Age in 1850: 26
Estimated birth year: 1824
Birthplace: Massachusetts
Race: white
Gender: male
Relation to head-of-house: son
Home in 1850: McKean, Licking, Ohio
Occupation: laborer
Census place: McKean, Licking, Ohio; Roll M432_703; Page: 263A; Image: 25
Date: 14 Sep 1850

Extract from "History of Waupaca County, Wisconsin":
Early in 1852 the following named persons arrived, forming what is still called the "Crystal Lake Settlement:" W. C. and W. S. Carr, Section 28; Rev. Samuel and William Simcock, Section 21; Chester Packard, Section 34; Edwin and SUMNER PACKARD, Section 27; S. Randall, Section 21; J. Conklin, Section 22; and S. F. and W. S. Eaton, Section 34.

Extract from the 1860 Census:
Name: Sumner Packard
Age in 1860: 36
Estimated birth year: 1824
Birthplace: Massachusetts
Race: white
Sex: male
Relation to head-of-house: head
Home in 1860: Dayton, Waupaca, Wisconsin
Post office: Crystal Lake
Value of real estate: $800
Value of personal property: $350
Occupation: farmer
Census place: Dayton, Waupaca, Wisconsin; Roll M653_1433; Page: 718; Image: 28; Family History Library Film: 805433
Date: 4 Jun 1860

Extract from the 1870 Census:
Name: Sumner Packard
Age in 1870: 46
Estimated birth year: 1824
Birthplace: Massachusetts
Race: white
Gender: male
Relation to head-of-house: head
Home in 1870: Dayton, Waupaca, Wisconsin
Post office: Crystal Lake
Value of real estate: $2000
Value of personal property: $1000
Occupation: farmer
Census place: Dayton, Waupaca, Wisconsin; Roll: M593_1744; Page: 20; Image: 40
Date: 3 Jun 1870

Extract from the 1880 Census:
Name: Sumner Packard
Age: 56
Estimated birth year: 1824
Birthplace: Massachusetts
Race: white
Sex: male
Relationship to head-of-household: head
Home in 1880: Dayton, Waupaca, Wisconsin
Marital status: married
Father's birthplace: Massachusetts
Mother's birthplace: Massachusetts
Occupation: farmer & P.M.
Census place: Dayton, Waupaca, Wisconsin; Roll: T9_1451; Family History Film: 1255451; Page: 31.1000; Enumeration District: 163
Date: 21 Jun 1880

Extract from the 1900 Census:
Name: Sumner Packard
Age at last birthday: 76
Date of birth: Apr 1824
Birthplace: Massachusetts
Race: white
Sex: male
Relationship to head-of-house: father
Living with: William H and Kate M Barrington, ages 36 and 34
Home in 1900: Dayton, Waupaca, Wisconsin
Address: farm
Marital status: married [sic]
Number of years of marriage: 36
Able to read, write and speak English: yes
Father's birthplace: Massachusetts
Mother's birthplace: Massachusetts
Son-in-law's occupation: farmer
Occupation: none
Census place: Dayton, Waupaca, Wisconsin; Roll: T623 1823; Page: 5A; Enumeration District: 123
Date: 11 Jun 1900

Extract from Wisconsin death certificate:
Name: Sumner Packard
Date of birth: 6 Apr 1824
Birth place: Massachusetts
Age at death: 77 years 11 months 23 days
Sex: male
Race: white
Marital status: widower
Spouse: Diadama Hamm
Occupation: retired farmer
Military service: none
Name of father: Chester Packard
Birth place of father: Massachusetts
Maiden name of mother: Eunice Sadler
Birth place of mother: Williamsburg, Massachusetts
Date of death: 29 Mar 1902
Cause of death: paralysis
Duration of disease: 17 days
Place of death: Crystal Lake
Burial: Dayton Cemetery
Date of certificate: 31 Mar 1902

Obituary from the "Republican" of Waupaca, Wisconsin dated 4 Apr 1902:
Sumner Packard - Another
Old Pioneer Gone.
The Republican is pained to chronicle the demise of one of its oldest subscribers, Sumner Packard of Dayton township. He died Saturday, March 29, 1902, and was almost 78 years of age. He lived with his daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Barrington of Crystal Lake, and he was a brother-in-law of Hon. P. A. Ham.
He was a life long Republican politically, and was a most exemplary and worthy citizen and Christian man in all the walks of life. After a ripe old age he has gone to his reward and will be mourned by many. Rev. Coffeen of Almond was the officiating minister at the funeral which was held at the Union Church, Crystal Lake, Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. A large concourse of friends being present to pay honorable respect to the deceased.
Sumner Packard was born in Cummington, Mass., April 6, 1824, and died at Crystal Lake, Wis., March 29, 1902, of paralysis. In the year 1833 he with his father's family moved from Mass. to Ohio, where he lived until 1851. About this time he was married to Jane Eaton who died five years later at the early age for 22 years. Two children were born to them, a boy and girl both of whom died in childhood. In 1852 he came to Crystal Lake and has lived on the same farm fifty years. In 1860 he was married to Didama Ham, a sister of Hon. P. A. Ham, who died about eight years ago. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. Giles Radley and Mrs. W. H. Barrington, an adopted son, five grandchildren and other relatives.
The loss is not to his family alone, the community has lost one of the best exemplars it ever had, and the world has lost a good man.

He married (1) Almira Jane Eaton 14 Nov 1850 in Fredonia, Licking, Ohio.
He married (2) Juliet Diadema Ham 3 May 1860 in Freedom, Portage, Ohio.