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Adeline W King Hackett

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Birth	:	28 Jan 1813 Greenwood, Greenwood County, South Carolina, USA
Death	:	30 May 1839 Greenwood, Greenwood County, South Carolina, USA
Burial	:	Waller-Hackett Family Cemetery, Greenwood, Greenwood County, USA
Coordinate	:	34.1408350, -82.0757490
Description	:	The Index-Journal (Greenwood, SC) Saturday, 20 Jun 1942 Martin Hackett Jr, son of Martin Hackett and Frances Garrett Hackett,, may have lived in the vicinity of his brother William Hackett's home west of the present Epworth for a time but he made his first home, evidentally, a few miles away near the original settlement of the Rev John Waller near and some distance back of the present home of D B Vines. Martin Hackett's first wife was Matilda Waller, daughter of Benjamin Waller and Joanna Thompson Waller (After the death of Benjamin Waller, she married 2nd Stephen Watson and after Watson's death,... Read More	The Index-Journal (Greenwood, SC) Saturday, 20 Jun 1942 Martin Hackett Jr, son of Martin Hackett and Frances Garrett Hackett,, may have lived in the vicinity of his brother William Hackett's home west of the present Epworth for a time but he made his first home, evidentally, a few miles away near the original settlement of the Rev John Waller near and some distance back of the present home of D B Vines. Martin Hackett's first wife was Matilda Waller, daughter of Benjamin Waller and Joanna Thompson Waller (After the death of Benjamin Waller, she married 2nd Stephen Watson and after Watson's death, she married Charles McGehee) Martin Hackett Jr spent many of the years of his life in Greenwood and located here, so early as 1831, according to the late C M Calhoun. Mr Calhoun and Mr Hackett removed the house which he occupied in Greenwood from Old Cambridge in that year. He cited as his authority, Mrs Stanley Crews who was Amelia Waller (daughter of Thomas Baxter Waller and Sara White Waller) before her marriage and Mrs Crews said she was born in this old house when it stood in or near Cambridge. The house is still standing here and is now owned by Ben M Hollingsworth and it is just off Cambridge Street on Hackett Street and is No. 138 on Hackett Street. It has been restored and improved and seems to be good for another hundred years. This was the house of Martin Hackett and his first wife, Matilda Waller. They had several children, only one of whom lived to reach maturity, Almena Hackett. Two girls, Joanna Waller Hackett and Caroline Matilda Hackett, died young. Other children were: William C Hackett, died Aug 15, 1853, age 23 years Leonard Waller Hackett, died young Martin Hackett married 2nd Adeline W King. His first wife, Matilda Waller was born Nov 26, 1794, married Martin Hackett on Sept 3, 1816 and died Dec 31, 1835. Adeline W King was born Jan 28, 1813, married Martin Hackett Apr 13, 1837 and she died May 30, 1839. Martin Hackett and his first and second wives are all buried in the Waller-Hackett Family Burying Ground on the D B Vines place, one wife on each side. The date of his birth is on his gravestone is May 2, 1787 - while in the family bible the date is May 2, 1785. There were no children of the marriage of Martin Hackett and Adeline W King but there were children of his third marriage to Mrs Reuben F Hutchison of Phoenix. Mrs Hutchison was Mary Lipscomb, daughter of Thomas Lipscomb Sr and Elizabeth Waller Lipscomb. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Index-Journal (Greenwood, SC) Sunday 5, Oct 1941 After the death of Reuben Fletcher Hutshison, his widow Mary Lipscomb Hutchison became the 3rd wife of Martin Hackett 1 Dec 1841 and they had 3 children, Leonard who died young; 2nd Thomas Lipscomb Hackett, killed in Confederate service at Reams Station in 1864, member of Co C, 6th S C Infantry; and 3rd Julia Hackett who married Dr E T McSwain Martin Hackett, born in 1787 was first married to Matilda Waller in 1818 and after her death in 1835 married 2nd 1837 Adeline W King who died in 1839. No children of the 2nd marriage. Martin Hackett and his first 2 wives are buried in the Waller-Hackett Burying Ground. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1850 US Federal Census Greenwood, Abbeville, SC Martin Hacket (sp) Age 64 (1786) VA Farmer Wife: Mary S Age 38 (1812) SC William C Hacket Age 33 (1817) SC Druggist Martin B Hacket Age 18 (1832) SC Medical Student Julia E Hacket Age 9 (1841) SC Thomas L Hacket Age 5 (1845) SC Leonard W Hacket Age 3 (1847) SC

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Adeline W King Hackett's memorial is located at: Waller-Hackett Family Cemetery, Greenwood, Greenwood County, USA.
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Adeline W King Hackett death on 30 May 1839 in Greenwood, Greenwood County, South Carolina, USA
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Latitude: 34.1408350
Longitude: -82.0757490

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