32225. Joseph Hildanus Haskell
The Kennebec Journal
October 9, 1990Weeks Mills � Joseph "Red" Hildanus Haskell, 72, of Shuman Road, died Oct. *, 1990 at Country Manor Nursing Home, Coopers Mills, where he had been a patient for several weeks.
He was born in Palermo on Nov. 4, 1917, the son of Raymond and Olive (Marden) Haskell.
He attended Palermo schools. Mr. Haskell worked for many years as a woodsman and farmer, and also was employed by the Hussey family in Windsor, South China Plumbing and Heating, and Lipman Poultry Co.
On Dec. 24, 1955, he married Jeanette Lucienne Gauthier in Palermo. He had lived in Weeks Mills for the past 26 years.
He is survived by his wife of Weeks Mills; four sisters, Mrs. Jame (Maud) Studley, Mrs Wilbur (Beulah) Dow and Mrs. Elwood (Alice) Knight, all of Albion, and Charlene Kitchen of China; several nieces, nephews and cousins.
Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery, Windsor.
Jeanette Lucienne Marie Gauthier
Portland Press Herald (ME)
February 7, 1996Jeanette Marie Gauthier Haskell, 78, of Shuman Road died accidentally of exposure outside her home Saturday. She was born in Lewiston, a daughter of Joseph and Lucienne Fournier Gauthier. She attended school in Lewiston and worked in an area factory at one time. She married Joseph Hildanus Haskell in 1955. He died in 1990. Mrs. Haskell lived in Weeks Mills for 31 years; previously, she lived in Palermo. She enjoyed needlepoint. A nephew, Paul Choate, had been her care giver since the death of her husband.
Surviving are a brother, Ronald Gauthier, and a sister, Yvonne Jalbert, both of Lewiston.
32230. Harold Clifford Haskell
New York Times
July 2, 1957ROCKLAND, Me., July 1- Harold C. Haskell, former general counsel and a director of E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. of Wilmington, Del., died yesterday at Knox County General Hospital here. His age was 72.
Born in Rockland, he had been living in Rockport since his retirement' in 1953. In that year, Tufts College-of which he was a graduate-elected him a life trustee.
Mr. Haskell graduated from Harvard Law School in 1909, In World War I he served as a first lieutenant in the field artillery.
He practiced law in Boston until 1924, when he became head of the legal department of the Hood Rubber Company of Watertown, Mass. He held that position until 1930, when he joined du Pont as assistant head of its legal department.
Mr. Haskell became director of the du Pont legal department in 1940, a director in 1941 and general counsel in 1950. Until his retirement in 1953 he had served for several years as a member of the board of directors of the Security Trust Company of WiImington.
He is survived by his widow, the former Miss Ruth Annie Sibley.
Maine Military Men 1917-1918
Name: Leonard O. Haskell
Birth Place: Rockland, Maine
Birth Date: 03 Dec 1871
Residence: Port Clyde
Comment: Enl: USCG Port Clyde, Feb. 20/15. Surfman 1 yr 7 mos 5 days. Served at: Coast Gd Sta 7. Continued in service.
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Headstone Applications for Military Veterans, 1925-1963
Name: Leonard O Haskell
Death Date: 3 Dec 1944
Cemetery: Sea View
Cemetery Location: Rockland, Maine
Enlisted February 20, 1915
Discharged February 22, 1931
Pension # 1580883
Serial # C 3775594: 104 650
Surfman, US Coast Gaurd
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Maine, Military Index, 1917-1920
Name: Leonard O. Haskell
Birth Date: 3 Dec 1871
Birth Place: Rockland, Maine, USA
Military Roster: Roster~Coast Guard
Residence Place: Port Clyde
Comments: Enl: USCG Port Clyde, Feb. 20/15. Surfman 1 yr 7 mos 5 days. Served at: Coast Gd Sta 7. Continued in service.
Edwin Fremont Haskell was a grocer.
U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865
Name: John W. Haskell
Side: Union
Regiment State/Origin: Maine
Regiment Name: 4 Maine Infantry.
Regiment Name Expanded: 4th Regiment, Maine Infantry
Company: B
Rank In: Private
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Arcata Union
January 15, 1898John McMaster Haskell passed away at his home in Arcata on Sunday. He was a veteran and served with Cold Harbor Post, GAR, of Arcata. He was born in Augusta, Maine on Aug. 1, 1844. He served three years in the 9th Infantry, Maine Volunteers, being honorably discharged on the 12th of January 1864. He re-enlisted and served for the second time from January, 1864 until July 1865. He was wounded in the battle of Fort Fisher and confined in the hospital for six months. He came to Trinidad in 1867 and married there in 1869, then moved to Arcata with his family in 1882.
He was a quiet, unassuming and honest man, and a good citizen. He leaves a wife, four grown sons, and a daughter to mourn his loss.
San Francisco Chronicle
Septemer 8, 1932Funeral services for Mrs, Mary B. Haskell, 88, pioneer of Arcata, Humbolt, county, were held Tuesday in Oakland. Mrs. Haskell, a native of London, England, passed away at her home at 3227 Prentis streey, Oakland, Saturday. A member of the D. A. R., Mrs, Haskell came to California in 1852. She was active in pioneer organizations until the time of her death, and her memoirs about early mining days were used as a basis for many pioneer stories.
She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Jane Adams of Humbolt county, Mrs. Clara Roberts of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Maud Dapper of Sacramento. Mrs. Haskell also leaves two sons, G. A. Haskell and John H. Haskell, both of Berkeley.
Utica Observer
December 26, 1916Norwich [Chenango Co., NY] The funeral of Dr. Blinn A. Harris will be held from his home, 80 South Broad St. at 3 o'clock, tomorrow afternoon, Rev. H.W. Foreman officiating and interment will be made in Mt. Hope Cemetery.
Dr. Harris was 54 years of age and is survived by his wife, three small daughter and three sisters.
Saturday evening when he was driving his family to the municipal Christmas celebration, he lost control of his Buick car and his wife reached over and shut off the flow of gas as the car continued to gather speed. Nothing seemed wrong, however, until the car nearly hit several vehicles and then looking closely at the doctor she observed his hands were not on the rim of the wheel and quick shut off the power. Medical aid was quickly called and Dr. Harris taken to his home, where he died shortly afternoon Sunday, not having gain consciousness. For the past five years he has had a serious heart trouble and recently had been in a sanitarium for treatment. This is the second time within the past three months that a local physician was stricken while at the wheel of his automobile, the previous occasion being when Dr. J.B. Drake died while en route to call on a patient. Dr. Harris was one of the best known physicians in this city and a member of the county Medical Society. He served the county several years as coroner and jail physician. His sudden demise will be a source of keen regret to residents and friends.
32248. Charlotte Katherine Harris
Syracuse Post Standard
April 15, 2010Charlotte Dolan April 13, 2010 Charlotte Dolan died peacefully on April 13, 2010 in Syracuse. She was born in Norwich, NY on April 11, 1912, to Dr. Blinn Harris and Isabelle Balch Harris. She was predeceased by her husband, Donald Dolan on February 12, 2009.
She is survived by three nieces, Jeanette (John) Rice, Brenda Griffing, Ft. Lauderdale, Sue Lewis of Illinois; two great-nieces, Renee (Jeff) Fragale, Jennifer (Erik) Boergesson; great-nephew, Christopher (Maggie) Rice. A Mass of Christian B
The Evening Sun
NORWICH � Donald B. Dolan, 97, of State Highway 23, passed away peacefully on Thursday, Feb. 12, 2009 at Community General Hospital in Syracuse. Born in Norwich on January 19, 1912, Don was the son of Michael W. and Mary (Byrne) Dolan.
He was educated in the Norwich schools and graduated from Norwich High School. During the late 1930s, as a hobby, he learned to fly at Lt. Warren Eaton Airport. His hobby was soon to become a major part of his life's work. In May of 1941, he began his employment with the Gulf Oil Corporation. At that time, Don and his wife, Charlotte, moved from Norwich. He was with Gulf Oil for 33 years.
Shortly after the outbreak of World War II, he enlisted for training as a military flight instructor. On completion of his training, he was assigned as a flight instructor with the U.S. Navy Pilot Training program where he served until the end of the war.
Upon his discharge from active duty, Gulf Oil sent him to their New York City office in charge of Aviation Sales for the NY division of the company. In 1962, he was transferred to Gulf's new regional office in Philadelphia with responsibility for aviation sales in approximately one half of Gulf's marketing area in the United States. During his long employment, the company provided a series of airplanes which he flew in carrying out his sales activities. He retired in 1974 and moved back to Norwich where he and Charlotte had purchased a home the previous year. Additionally, Don was a flight instructor for Colgate University for one year.
He was a life member of St. Paul's Church and also a life member of the Norwich Elk's Lodge #1222 and the Lt. Warren Eaton Post #189 of the American Legion, a member of The Wing's Club of New York City and the New York City Hangar Quiet Birdmen.
On April 23, 1941, in St. Paul's Church, he married Charlotte Katherine Harris, the daughter of Dr. Blinn and Isabelle Harris.
Surviving, in addition to his wife, Charlotte, of Norwich are nephews, Mike, Jay and Donald Dolan of Texas and several cousins, including John Dolan of Norwich.
He was predeceased by his sister, Margaret M. Dolan and brothers, Richard Dolan and Henry S. Dolan.
Oskosh Daily Northwestern
March 7, 1957Frank W. Finch, 69, of Eureka, died Wednesday at 9 p.m. at Veterans Hospital, Wood, Wis., where he had been a patient for three weeks. He had been in failing health for somne time.
He was born July 6, 1887, in Omro, and was a retired worker. Mr. Finch was a veteran of World War I.
Surving are his three brother, John and Fred Finch, Oshkosh, and Samuel Finch, Clintonville; one sister, Mrs. George Gritz, Milwaukee; and a number of nieces and nephews. His wife, Edith, preceded him in death on March 31, 1934.
32257. Frederick Lawrence Finch
The Oshkosh Northwestern
January 26, 1971Fred L. Finch, 75, of 355 Bowen St., died Monday at 11:55 p.m. at Sunnyview Sanatorium. He had been ill nine months.
He was born in Omro on March 20, 1895, son of John and Leona Finch, and was married to Miss Amanda Pagel in Menominee, Mich., on March 30, 1930.
Mr. Finch had been employed at E. P. Bangs Trucking Co. for years, then for T. C. Esser Co.. and after retirement at Hoffman service station. He served with the 152nd machine battalion of the 42nd Rainbow Division during World War I.
Surviving are his bwidow, Amanda; and one brother, Samuel Finch, Clintonville.