Jacob Haskell was a farmer.
He was a Captain in the militia during the War of 1812.
Moses Merrill was a farmer.
History of Penobscot County, Maine
1882Page 892
George H. Haskell, postmaster and Merchant at Lee, was born April 7, 1833. His parents, George and Betsey Haskell, were natives of New Gloucester, Maine. George Haskell had five children - Elizabeth, widow of the late Abner H. Gerrish; Lucia A., now Mrs. G. S. Bean, of Thomaston, Maine; Mary W., eceased wife of Bohan Field, of Washington Territory; George H., and Albert, deceased. Mr. Haskell died in 1881, his wife having died in 1875. George H. came to this town when seven years of age, with his parents, and has always lived here. Since arriving at manhood he has been engaged in the mercantile business here. He married Miss Sarah Bowler, daughter of Edward Bowler, of Lee. They have six children - Mary A., Nellie B., Alice E., George E., Harold, and James B., all at home. Mr. Haskell has served as Town Clerk of this town, and is now Postmaster, which office he has held for about seventeen years. He keeps a general stock of merchandise at his place on the principal street in the village.
Philip C. Jones was a physician.