Thomas, of Hardwick, was a private in Captain Samuel Dexter's company, Colonel Leamer's regiment; pay abstract for mileage from home and return, dated Roxbury Camp, January 1776; mileage (150 miles) allowed; company was raised in Hardwick, New Braintree, and Oakham.
Reference
The Haskell Family in the Armed Forces, Volume 2
Editor: Peter P. Haskell, 2004
Page 48
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Per Marion Anderson's notes, Thomas Haskell's will dated January 30, 1801, probated December 1801 in Marlboro Probate District Court, Vermont.
List of heirs
Wife, Elizabeth
Sons, Alden, Luen and youngest son, Thomas
Daughter, Betsy
Others mentioned
Father, Thomas
Daughter in Law, Marharet Parker
Andrew was one of the grantees of the town of Somerset.
References
State Papers of Vermont
Nye, Vol.5. Page 90
Vermont Historical Gazetteer
Vol. 5, pages 528-530
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Andrew, of Hardwick, a private, served with Captain N. Leonard's company of Colonel N. Wade's regiment. He enlisted 26 June 1778 with his enlistment to expire 1 January 1779. Company was stationed at Rhode Island.He also served with Captain J. Cutler's company at Rhode Island for 6 months 10 days. He was included on company returns dated East Greenwich 17 September, 6 November, and 13 November 1778. He was on the muster roll dated East Greenwich 1 December 1778, reported as sick in hospital.
Andrew, of Hardwick, shown on company receipt for ammunition, given to Captain Barnabas Sears dated Dorchester Camp, February 15, 1776. He was also listed as a private with Captain Edmund Hodges' company, Colonel Josiah Whitney's regiment, where he enlisted on May 5, 1777 and was discharged on July 6, 1777, service 2 months 9 days, at Rhode Island, travel included. Also, certificate dated Hardwick, November 27, 1778, signed by the Selectmen, certifying that they had paid said Haskell and others £14 each as a bounty to serve on expedition to Providence, agreeable to act of June 12, 1778. Also, list of men mustered, said Haskell appears among men raised from Colonel Converse's regiment for service at Rhode Island, Captain Robertson's company; engaged for town of Hardwick, mustered July 10.
Reference
The Haskell Family in the Armed Forces, Volume 2
Editor: Peter P. Haskell, 2004
Page 55, 62
Dorcas Haskell did not marry. She died at age 76 of "apoplexy" 4 March 1881.
John, of Granville, was a private in Major Ball's company, Colonel William Sheppard's regiment; Continental Army pay accounts for service from March 1, 1777 to December 31, 1779.
John, of Granville, was included in a return of men raised to serve in the Continental Army from Granville company, 3rd Hampshire Regiment; sworn in at Granville 19 January 1778 for a term of 3 years; joined Captain L. Ball's company of Colonel Shepard's regiment.
John, of Granville, was a private in Major's company, Colonel William Shepard's regiment; Continental Army pay accounts for service from January 1, 1780 to March 1, 1780, residence Murrayfield; also in Major's company, Colonel Shepard's (4th) regimen, return made up for the year 1780, dated West Point, and endorsed "Capt. Fuller's Company"; enlisted March 1, 1777, enlistment during war; reported discharged March 1, 1780.
Reference
The Haskell Family in the Armed Forces, Volume 2
Editor: Peter P. Haskell, 2004
Pages 49, 57, 69
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Revolutionary War Pension File
John enlisted March 1, 1777 at Granville, Massachusetts for three years in Captain Lebbeus Ball's company and was discharged on March 1, 1780.
Pension application Apr 11, 1818 age 75, resident of Newport, Herkimer, New York
In 1820, referred to wife aged 68, daughter Unis aged 23, son John.
On 4 June 1820, John Haskell appeared before Judge Willougby.
In his statement he indicated that his daughter Unis was 23 years old and deaf and dumb and had no use of her right hand.
Revolutionary War Pension File #W 14853
Roger enlisted in 1775 or 1776 for 11 months, Captain Shepherd / Colonel Porter.
He volunteered in 1777 and served 1 month 14 days.
He died April 8, 1847.
Family bible pages are included in file.
Sally Haskell was unmarried.