Delos Bennet Sacket (1822–1885) was a career soldier promoted to Brevet Major General for gallantry during the American Civil War,…
Augustus Sacket, a New York lawyer and businessman, achieved fame when he acquired substantial tracts of unimproved land on the…
Samuel Arthur Sackett, a Mormon, of Brigham City and Salt Lake City, Utah, fathered 24 children by polygamous marriages to…
The “Those Who Served” War Museum, Mercer County, West Virginia, has honored the memory of Lt David Lee Sackett who…
First Lt Stanley Emerson Sackett (1923–1944) was a US Air Force fighter pilot. He was killed in action during the…
Professor Robert Sackett combined a career in academia with the most practical of engineering assignments, notably as a pioneer in…
The record for the most marriages is held by Herbert Irving Sackett (1871–1939) of Buffalo, New York, who was married…
LaVern Fred Sackett was killed in action on 8 December 1944 while serving as a sergeant in the American Expeditionary…
A rather startling assertion is made in the book Western Massachusetts history: the Westfield area. The author, Stephen Pitoniak, writing…
David Sackett MD (1934–2015) was a Canadian medical doctor and a pioneer in evidence-based medicine who proved that aspirin helps…