William Choate Haskell was a mariner and fisherman.
Salem Register
February 9, 1857
Died
In Gloucester, Feb 5, Mr. Samuel T. Fretch, Jr., 24 yrs 6 mos.
Salem Register
April 17, 1862
Died
In Gloucester, George W. Haskell, 24 yrs 4 mos.
Lucy M. Haskell was unmarried.
Patent 21832 - Jacob S. Haskell - Writing table
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Jacob S. Haskell was a cabinet maker at 261 Essex Street, evidently working for John Jewett. In 1859 he was the senior of the Firm of Haskell & Lougee.Reference
Artists and Craftsman of Essex County, Massachusetts
Henry Wyckoff Belknap
Essex Institute, Salem, 1927
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Boston Herald
November 14, 1904Jacob Steele Haskell, perhaps the oldest man in Salem, died yesterday at the home of his grandchildren on Pingree Street, Salem. Mr. Haskell was born on July 11, 1811, and was therefore in his 94th year. His native place was West Gloucester and in his younger days he worked on farm summers and attended the country school in winter.
He came to Salem when about 15 years of age and learned the trade of cabinet making of Henry Hubon, and among his other work was that of assisting in making the coffins in which the Knapp brothers, who were to be hanged for the murder of Capt. White in 1830 were buried. Subsequently Mr. Haskell worked in Boston and Gloucester and then returned to Salem. In 1856 he started in business with a partner under the name of Haskell & Lougee. Mr. Lougee was associated with him 20 years.
Mr. Haskell was for 40 years sexton of the Barton Square Church, and when that society united with the Second Unitiarian Society he became a member of the new society.
His first wife was Mary Lovejoy of Salem, and she died about a year after their marriage. Some years later he married her sister, Sarah Lovejoy, who died in 1900. They had six children, all of whom died, the last of them a number of years ago.
Salem Register
December 31, 1863
Died
Miss Mary Ann Haskell, 25 yrs - daughter of Jacob S. and Sarah A. Haskell.
San Francisco Bulletin
December 20, 1881HASKELL, In this city, in the City and County Alms House, December 18, Daniel Hale Haskell, a native of Boston, Mass., age 63 years.
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Los Angeles Herald
December 21, 1881The Whhel of Fortune
San Francisco, Dec. 20. - mDaniel Hale Haskell died Sarurday in the Alms House, having been arrested as a broken-down, vermin infested beggar. In early days he was manager of the vbanking and express house of Adams & Co., with an incomer of seventy thousand dollars a year. He gave all his means to endeavor to save the bank, retired into obscurity, took to drink, with the above result.
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Daniel Hale Haskell and his brother Charles were associated with Adams Express and Independent Mail.In 1849 D. Hale Haskell was selected to go to California to set up offices and service. Per their ad on September 7, 1849, the companies first express from New York to San Francisco via the Isthma of Panama will leave New York on September 15 on the Steamer Empire City, under the direction of D. H. Haskell, who for several years has been a clerk in the Boston office.
Reference
Adams Express and Independent Mail
By Calvet M. Hahn, 1990
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Daily Placer Times and Transcripts (San Francisco)
June 15, 1855
Synopsis
Daniel H. Haskell and others sued.
U.S. Army, Register of Enlistments, 1798-1914
Name: Arthur Niles
Birthyear: abt 1815
Birthplace: Maine, United States
Enlistment Age: 24
Born: Deer Isle, Maine
Enlisted: Boston, Mass.
Died: February 10, 1844
Hiram Betts Haskell was unmarried.
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Hiram set up his studio for portrait painting in Newburyport in 1845 and was at 62 State street in 1860.
Reference
Artists and Craftsman of Essex County, Massachusetts
Henry Wyckoff Belknap
Essex Institute, Salem, 1927
Cyrus Augustus Haskell was an apothecary. He did not marry.
Joseph Brainard is listed in the vital records of Newburyport as Joseph Doggett. He changed his name from Doggett to Brainard. His children are listed under the Doggett surname in the Newburyport vital records, but are listed here under the Brainard name.
Remains removed from Holmead's Burying Ground on April 28, 1874.
Remains removed from Holmead's Burying Ground on April 28, 1874.
10339. Alexander McDonald Haskell
Catalogue of the officers and students of Marietta College, 1851-52.
Name: Alex McDonald Haskell
Publication Year: 1852
Publication State: Ohio
School Name: Marietta College
Residence: Washington, DC
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U.S., Returns from Military Posts, 1806-1916
Name: Alexander M Haskell
Post Name: Hamilton, Fort
Post Location: New York
Post Commander:Robert S Granger
Military Place: Fort Hamilton, New York Harbor
Return Period: May 1861
10340. Moses Stuart Pettingell
Moses Stuart Pettingell was unmarried.
John Augustus Haskell was a machinist.
Patent 105940 - Andrew W. Haskell - Improvement in lamp shades