 1893 - 1924 (31 years)
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| Name |
Sackett, Herbert Leyland [1] |
| Suffix |
FRCS |
| Born |
1893 |
Little Sutton, Cheshire West and Chester Unitary Authority, Cheshire, England, UK  [2] |
| Gender |
Male |
| Died |
21 Mar 1924 |
Smithfield, City of London, Greater London, England, UK [2] |
| Person ID |
I17065 |
Sackett | Descendants of Thomas Sacket the Elder |
| Last Modified |
5 Sep 2022 |
| Father |
Sackett, Rev. Walter, b. 1865, Bridge, Kent, England, UK , d. 21 Mar 1924, Smithfield, City of London, Greater London, England, UK (Age 59 years) |
| Mother |
Sandford, Emma Leyland, b. Abt 1864, Liverpool, Metropolitan Borough of Liverpool, Merseyside, England, UK , d. 13 Dec 1937, West Kirby, Metropolitan Borough of Wirral, Merseyside, England (Age ~ 73 years) |
| Married |
1891 |
Wirral Peninsula, Cheshire, England, UK [3] |
| Children |
3 children |
| | 1. Sackett, Herbert Leyland FRCS, b. 1893, Little Sutton, Cheshire West and Chester Unitary Authority, Cheshire, England, UK , d. 21 Mar 1924, Smithfield, City of London, Greater London, England, UK (Age 31 years) | | | 2. Sackett, Walter, b. 1895, Castle Ward, Northumberland, England, UK , d. 1895, Castle Ward, Northumberland, England, UK (Age 0 years) | | | 3. Sackett, Arthur Gordon, b. 1902, York, York Unitary Authority, North Yorkshire, England, UK , d. 12 Feb 1964, Nottingham, Nottingham Unitary Authority, Nottinghamshire, England, UK (Age 62 years) |
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| Family ID |
F6563 |
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 | Born - 1893 - Little Sutton, Cheshire West and Chester Unitary Authority, Cheshire, England, UK |
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 | Died - 21 Mar 1924 - Smithfield, City of London, Greater London, England, UK |
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| Sources |
- [S626] The Sackett Family Association, Chris Sackett, editor, (The Sackett Family Association) (Reliability: 2), 5 Sep 2022.
Herbert Leyland Sackett FRCS
(1893-1924)
https://sackettfamily.info/g106/p106093.htm
Herbert Leyland Sackett FRCS, surgeon, son of Rev Walter Sackett and Emma Leyland Sandford, was born in Little Sutton, Cheshire, in 1893. He died aged 30 at St Bartholomew's Hospital, Smithfield, London, on 21 March 1924 and was buried at Hanwell Cemetery, Ealing, Middlesex, on 25 March 1924. Herbert died from the same infection and on the same day as his father Walter who was being treated by Herbert. They were buried together.
In 1901 Herbert was living at 114 Bishopthorpe Road, Castlegate, St Clements, York, Yorkshire, in the household of his parents Walter and Emma, and was recorded in the census as Herbert Leyland Sackett, aged seven and born in Little Sutton, Cheshire.
In 1911 he was living at 1 Feversham Crescent, York, in the household of his parents Walter and Emma, and was recorded as Herbert Leyland Sackett, a student, aged 17 and born in Little Sutton, Chester.
Herbert served in the Royal Navy during the First World War as a surgeon probationer on torpedo-boat destroyers. He was awarded the Victory and British Medals in recognition of active service overseas.
Administration of Herbert's estate was granted on 6 May 1924 to his mother Emma. His estate was valued at £97.
Sackett, Herbert Leyland
MRCS Feb 10th 1921; FRCS Dec 14th 1922; MB BS London 1921; LRCP 1921.
Occupation: General surgeon
Details
The elder son of the Rev Walter Sackett, of Ealing. As a boy he suffered from spinal trouble and lay for many months in a prone position, during which he kept his mind well employed. He received his professional training at St Bartholomew's Hospital, where his career was brilliant. He won the Bentley prize, and was afterwards House Surgeon and Intern Midwifery Assistant. In 1922 he gained the Luther Holden research scholarship, and was for many months employed in original work on intestinal obstruction. For more than two years he ably edited the St Bartholomew's Hospital Journal. He was also President of the Students' Christian Union.
In January, 1924, he was appointed a clinical assistant in the surgical unit. He showed himself a surgeon of much promise, a man of a high type, thorough and devoted to duty, and beloved by his patients. During the European War he acted as a surgeon probationer with the Navy on torpedo-boat destroyers.
He died in St Bartholomew's Hospital on 21st March 1924, after a brief illness. Vigorously pursuing his surgical work until midnight on 13th March, he complained of feeling very ill and had a rigor. It was then discovered that one thumb was inflamed. Treatment was immediately carried out, but despite all efforts a train of septicaemic symptoms followed. The tragedy was heightened by the fact than in another ward of the hospital lay his father, the Rev Walter Sackett, suffering from erysipelas, which had infected his son who was treating him. Father and son died within a few hours of each other. Sackett was amongst the first to become an Associate of the Royal Society of Medicine when that grade was established in 1922.
Publications:
Sackett contributed reports of the proceedings of societies to the British Medical Journal, and was its representative at the International Congress of Surgery in London in July, 1923.
?The Royal College of Surgeons of England, Plarr's Lives of the Fellows Online
Researched by Ted Smith
- [S626] The Sackett Family Association, Chris Sackett, editor, (The Sackett Family Association) (Reliability: 2), 5 Sep 2022.
Herbert Leyland Sackett FRCS
(1893-1924)
https://sackettfamily.info/g106/p106093.htm
Herbert Leyland Sackett FRCS, surgeon, son of Rev Walter Sackett and Emma Leyland Sandford, was born in Little Sutton, Cheshire, in 1893. He died aged 30 at St Bartholomew's Hospital, Smithfield, London, on 21 March 1924 and was buried at Hanwell Cemetery, Ealing, Middlesex, on 25 March 1924. Herbert died from the same infection and on the same day as his father Walter who was being treated by Herbert. They were buried together.
In 1901 Herbert was living at 114 Bishopthorpe Road, Castlegate, St Clements, York, Yorkshire, in the household of his parents Walter and Emma, and was recorded in the census as Herbert Leyland Sackett, aged seven and born in Little Sutton, Cheshire.
In 1911 he was living at 1 Feversham Crescent, York, in the household of his parents Walter and Emma, and was recorded as Herbert Leyland Sackett, a student, aged 17 and born in Little Sutton, Chester.
Herbert served in the Royal Navy during the First World War as a surgeon probationer on torpedo-boat destroyers. He was awarded the Victory and British Medals in recognition of active service overseas.
Administration of Herbert's estate was granted on 6 May 1924 to his mother Emma. His estate was valued at £97.
Sackett, Herbert Leyland
MRCS Feb 10th 1921; FRCS Dec 14th 1922; MB BS London 1921; LRCP 1921.
Occupation: General surgeon
Details
The elder son of the Rev Walter Sackett, of Ealing. As a boy he suffered from spinal trouble and lay for many months in a prone position, during which he kept his mind well employed. He received his professional training at St Bartholomew's Hospital, where his career was brilliant. He won the Bentley prize, and was afterwards House Surgeon and Intern Midwifery Assistant. In 1922 he gained the Luther Holden research scholarship, and was for many months employed in original work on intestinal obstruction. For more than two years he ably edited the St Bartholomew's Hospital Journal. He was also President of the Students' Christian Union.
In January, 1924, he was appointed a clinical assistant in the surgical unit. He showed himself a surgeon of much promise, a man of a high type, thorough and devoted to duty, and beloved by his patients. During the European War he acted as a surgeon probationer with the Navy on torpedo-boat destroyers.
He died in St Bartholomew's Hospital on 21st March 1924, after a brief illness. Vigorously pursuing his surgical work until midnight on 13th March, he complained of feeling very ill and had a rigor. It was then discovered that one thumb was inflamed. Treatment was immediately carried out, but despite all efforts a train of septicaemic symptoms followed. The tragedy was heightened by the fact than in another ward of the hospital lay his father, the Rev Walter Sackett, suffering from erysipelas, which had infected his son who was treating him. Father and son died within a few hours of each other. Sackett was amongst the first to become an Associate of the Royal Society of Medicine when that grade was established in 1922.
Publications:
Sackett contributed reports of the proceedings of societies to the British Medical Journal, and was its representative at the International Congress of Surgery in London in July, 1923.
--The Royal College of Surgeons of England, Plarr's Lives of the Fellows Online
Researched by Ted Smith
- [S626] The Sackett Family Association, Chris Sackett, editor, (The Sackett Family Association) (Reliability: 2), 5 Sep 2022.
Rev Walter Sackett
(1865-1924)
https://sackettfamily.info/g105/p105978.htm
Father Jeremiah Sackett (1836-1918)
Mother Sarah File (1838-1896)
Rev Walter Sackett, Wesleyan Methodist minister, son of Jeremiah Sackett and Sarah File, was born in Barham, Kent, in 1865. Walter died aged 59 at St Bartholomew's Hospital, Smithfield, London, on 21 March 1924 from a bacterial infection and was buried at Hanwell Cemetery, Ealing, MiddlesexG, on 25 March 1924. Walter's son Herbert, a surgeon who was treating him, died on the same day as Walter after he, too, became infected. They were buried together. Walter married in Wirral, Cheshire, in 1891, Emma Leyland Sandford. She was born in Liverpool, Lancashire, in about 1864. She died aged about 73 at home at 16 Grosvenor Avenue, West Kirby, CheshireG, on 13 December 1937.
In 1871 Walter was living at Townland Green, Woodchurch, Kent, in the household of his parents Jeremiah and Sarah, and was recorded in the census as Walter Sackett, aged six and born in Barham, Kent.
In 1892 Walter was living at Little Sutton, CheshireG, and was a Wesleyan minister at Trinity Church, New Chester Road, Rock Ferry, Birkenhead.
In 1901 he was living at 114 Bishopthorpe Road, Castlegate, St Clements, York, Yorkshire, and was recorded as Walter Sackett, Wesleyan Methodist minister, head of household, married, aged 36 and born in Barham. Living with him were his wife Emma, 37, and their son Herbert, aged seven. Also in the household was a female domestic servant.
In 1911 he was living at 1 Feversham Crescent, York, Yorkshire, and was recorded as Walter Sackett, a Wesleyan Methodist minister, head of household, aged 46 and born in Barham, Kent. Living with him were his wife Emma, 47, and their sons, Herbert, 17, and Arthur, aged eight. Also in the household was a female domestic servant.
In 1913 he was living at 28 Mansel Road, Wimbledon, Surrey.
Walter proved his father Jeremiah's will on 13 March 1918. His estate was valued at £1,496.
Walter's widow Emma was granted administration on 6 May 1924 of her son Herbert's estate, valued at £97.
Walter left a will which was proved on 10 May 1924 by his widow Emma. His estate was valued at £992.
Walter's widow Emma left a will which was proved on 25 February 1938 by their son Arthur. Her estate was valued at £2,515.
Children of Rev Walter Sackett and Emma Leyland Sandford:
Herbert Leyland Sackett FRCS b. 1893, d. 21 Mar 1924
Walter Sackett b. 1895, d. 1895
Arthur Gordon Sackett b. 1902, d. 12 Feb 1964
Researched by Ted Smith
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