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The patriarch of the family, Barnabas Sackett, becomes a merchant captain and eventually settles with his wife Abigail (née Tempany) in what will become the borderlands of North Carolina and Tennessee.
Tell was married once to Ange Kerry, but she was molested and killed shortly after their marriage. Tell hunted down and killed Van Allen, the man responsible for Ange's death. He has also shown romantic interest in other women after Ange's death, including Dorset Binney from The Lonely Men and Nell Trelawney from Treasure Mountain .
Tell Sackett married and heads West only for his wife to be seen by a man who was a monster. He raped and killed, hide the evidence, and shot the husband. Then the story begins. Tell Sackett against an alleged honest rancher with gunmen that work for him. He had no idea whom he had chosen for a target, but he was introduced to Sackett revenge ...
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- Louis L'amour
Three brothers from Tennessee, the sons of Welsh immigrants, named Tell Sackett, Orrin Sackett, and Tyrel Sackett, respectively, are brought together by the tragic events that occur at Orrin's wedding. Tell ( Sam Elliott) is a mountain man who hasn't seen his family in almost ten years, Orrin ( Tom Selleck) is a former lawman now ...
Tell Sackett has just married Angie and his on his way to a new life in Arizona when they are ambushed. Tell is wounded and Angie is missing. So begins Tell's hunt for her in face of huge odds. L'Amour demonstrates the evil in men's hearts.
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- Louis L'amour
It tells a story of Tell Sackett as he receives a letter from his brother’s wife that her son has been abducted by a vicious tribe of Apache Indians and that Tell is her only hope to find him and rescue him.
In The Sackett Brand, Louis L’Amour spins the story of a courageous man who must face overwhelming odds to track down a killer. Tell Sackett and his bride, Ange, came to Arizona to build a home and start a family. But on Black Mesa, something goes terribly wrong.
