Epitaph of Peter Powers, Brooklin Cemetery, Hancock county, Maine: "Rest sleeping dust in silence, rest in the cold grave that Jesus blest in faith and hope we lay thee there, safe in our heavenly fathers care."
Edward Young Haskell was a mariner.
Caleb Weed Haskell was a farmer. In the 1870 Deer Isle Census he is listed as a seaman at age 38 and as a fisherman at age 67 in the 1900 Deer Isle Census.
10377. Capt. Samuel H. L. Haskell
Silas H. Haskell changed his name to Samuel L. Haskell. He was buried under that name in the Old Settlers Cemetery, Deer Isle.
Enoch Haskell was a farmer.
10390. James Frederick Haskell
James Frederick Haskell was a casuality of the Civil War. He died aboard the hospital ship Swanee off Cape Hatteras, South Carolina. He was unmarried.
Civil War, Pvt., Co G. 23rd Mass. infantry
Caleb Haskell was a yeoman.
Edward S. Haskell was unmarried.
Oliver S. Haskell was unmarried. He was a laborer.
Served in War of 1812
Enlisted September 19, 1814
Served under Captain Benjamin Haskell in Massachusetts Militia
Served as a sargeant under Lieutenant Colonel James Appleton at the Battle of Gloucester
Discharged October 12, 1814
Bounty land warrant # 102849-160-50, claim # 319279
Widows certificate # WO7438Reference
The Haskell Family in the Armed Forces, Volume 2
Editor: Peter P. Haskell, 2004
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