A marriage of Volney Judson Haskell to Sarah E. Cleghardt is firmly regarded by descendants as erroneous. The marriage to Sarah Cleghardt was reported in "Genealogy of Roger Haskell of Salem, Massachusetts, to November 1925" by George L. Randall and also by Ira J. Haskell in his "Chronicles of the Haskell Family".
John Henry Haskell was an undertaker.
18006. Clarence Stratton Haskell
Clarence Stratton Haskell at age 34 was employed as a clerk in the real estate business. At age 63 he is listed as a bookkeeper.
New York Times
March 2, 1945HASKELL - Clarence S., beloved husband of the late Carrie F. Piper and dear father of Bessie B., Merritt S., and Judson C., on Feb. 28.
New York Times
December 6, 1935
HASKELL - Carrie F., at her home, 104-12 209th St., Bellaire, L. I., wife of Clarence S. Haskell. Funeral services at her late home, Sunday December 8, 1935, at 3:30.
Bessie Belle Haskell was a teacher in the public schools.
Judson Charles Haskell was a plumber.
18009. Randolph Beekman Haskell
The Record (Hackensack, NJ)
April 14, 1986RANDOLPH B. HASKELL, 99, a lifelong resident of Park Ridge, died yesterday. Before retiring in 1952, he was a ribbon cutter for the Mittag & Bolger Typewriter Ribbon and Carbon Paper Company, Park Ridge, for 44 years. He was a member of the Pascack Bible Church in Hillsdale and the Pascack Historical Society, Park Ridge.
Surviving are a daughter, Margaret Hughes of Park Ridge, and a granddaughter. His wife, Stella Kent Haskell, died in 1959.