Descendants of William Hascall of Fontmell Magna (1490-1542)

Notes


10097. John Dennis Haskell

U.S. National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938
Name: John D Haskell
Birth Year: abt 1841
Keyed Birth Location: Maine
Birth State: Maine
Admitted Year: 1919
Age at Admission: 78
State: Ohio
County: Montgomery
[Greene]
City: Dayton
Branch: Central Branch
Enlisted Portland, Maine, February 15, 1862
Discharged Independence, Mass. February 15, 1865
Daughter Esther Geiele, Dayton, Ohio


22343. Benjamin Dyer Haskell

Kansas, Camp Funston Military Records, 1914-1919
Name: Benjamin D Haskell
Military Date: 6 Nov 1917
Military Place: Camp Funston, Kansas


22346. Roger H. Dawson

Per 1910/1920 census , adopted


10103. John Dennis Haskell

U.S., Civil War Draft Registrations Records, 1863-1865
about Dennis Haskell
Name: Dennis Haskell
Residence: Lycoming, Pennsylvania
Class: 1
Congressional District: 18th
Age on 1 July 1863: 30
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Place of Birth: Maine
____

U.S. National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938
Report from Western Branch, Leavenworth, Leavenworth Kansas
Enlisted Aug 31, 1864, Williamsport, Lycoming, Penn.
Prvt. Co. I, 293rd Penn. Inf.
Discharged Jun 22, 1865, Raleigh North Carolina
General disability since the war.
Born Maine, age 60, 5' 6". light complexion
Carpenter, resident of Springfield, Mo. widower
Son Ed Haskell, Springfield, Mo.
Dates of admission and readmission
Aug 23, 1893 disch Sep 21, 1897
Oct 26, 1897 disch Oct 31, 1905
transf Dec 5, 1906
Died of cerebral hemorage 21 Feb 1918


Sarah E. Still


Per the 1910 census Sarah was living at 1014 Garrison Ave.
Per 1910 St. Louis city directory, Sarah was living at 1016 Garrison Ave, widow of John D. Haskell
Per 1899 St. Louis city directory, Sarah was living at 2500 A. Herbert, widow of John

Although she is listed as a widow, it appears that John was residing in Military Home for Disabled Soldiers


10105. Isaac Haskell

Civil War pension file
Widows apllication # 413393, cert # 319175
Company E., 23rd Maine Inf.
Isaac Haskell and Ann M. Littlefield were married February 11, 1849 at Auburn, Androscoggin, Maine.


Marriage Notes for Isaac Haskell and Anna M. Littlefield

MARRIAGE: 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.


10109. George B. Haskell

George B. Haskell was a merchant.  He served in the Civil War.

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.


22363. Chapin E. Haskell

Chapin E. Haskell was unmarried.


22368. Virteline Haskell

Virteline Haskell was blind.