Cyrus Haskell was a farmer.
Sabattus is a town in Androscoggin county, settled in 1774 and incorporated on March 7, 1840 as the Town of Webster. During the 19th century, it swapped land with Lisbon and Lewiston, and annexed land from Wales and Greene.
In 1971 Webster, named for the famous statesman and orator Daniel Webster, became Sabattus as the name was changed. Sabattus was an Anasagunticook Indian chief killed in the area.
Located just east of Lewiston, most of the town's population appears on a map as an extension of that City, so closely are they located. That portion of the town at the south end of Sabattus Pond is part of the urban center. Just to the east, the landscape quickly changes to open space and farmland.
Orin Haskell was a farmer.
10113. Virteline Copeland Haskell
Virteline Copeland Haskell was unmarried.
Served in War of 1812
Enlisted February 28, 1813, Captain Herrick, 12th Massachusetts Militia
Discharged January 27, 1814
Bounty land warrant # 2547-160-50Reference
The Haskell Family in the Armed Forces, Volume 2
Editor: Peter P. Haskell, 2004
Page 103
John N. True died young.
Elizabeth (Nickerson) Haskell died at the age of 42, leaving a family of seven children. It is said she died as the result of a fall from the barn loft. (from John Moller)