U.S. Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles
Name: Albert Haskell
Residence: Bangor, Maine
Age at enlistment: 29
Enlistment Date: 21 Aug 1862
Rank at enlistment: Sergeant
State Served: Maine
Survived the War?:Yes
Service Record: Enlisted in Company D, Maine 18th Infantry Regiment on 21 Aug 1862.
Mustered out on 19 Dec 1862.
Transferred to Company D, Maine 1st Heavy Artillery Regiment on 19 Dec 1862.
Mustered out on 15 Jun 1865.
Birth Date: abt 1833
Death Date: 19 Feb 1894
Death Place: Bangor, ME
Sources:Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Maine
First Maine Heavy Artillery: A History
Lewis R. Haskell was a mechanic. He served in the Civil War.
21930. Nelson Bradford Haskell
Civil War pension file
Co I, 22nd Maine Infantry
Died of chronic diarrhia 25 May 1863
Enrolled 10 Sep 1862 at Guilford, Maine
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U.S. Veterans' Gravesites, ca.1775-2019
Name: Nelson B Haskell
Death Date: 25 May 1863
Cemetery: Baton Rouge National Cemetery
Notes: SGT US ARMY CIVIL WAR
The following from Richard A. Dutton:
A young Baptist minister at the time of his marriage to Alice Electa Gould. Elihu was the son of Moses Haskell and his wife, Persis Nelson. E.B. Haskell had graduated from Colby College (1872) and Newton Theological Institution. (187_). After his marriage, E.B. Haskell preached briefly in Rockland, Maine, before accepting a call to become a home missionary with the American Baptist Home Mission Society in Sauk Center, Minnesota. After ministering there and in Fargo, Dakota Territory, he returned to the East where he pastored first at the Baptist Church in Hope Valley, Rhode Island, and then for four or five years at the South Baptist Church in Worcester, MA, from which he resigned in 1894. At this time be left the ministry because he had become opposed in his religious beliefs to those with which he began his ministry and he did not feel he could conscientiously continue preaching.
The following year (1895) saw the Haskell family move to Southbridge, MA., where Mr. Haskell bought a small farm and took up the raising of small fruits and vegetables. The Haskells remained in Southbridge until 1919 when they sold their farm and moved to Sturbridge, MA. E.B. Haskell died in Sturbridge on December 2, 1927, at the age of seventy -nine years. He was survived by his wife, who died on March 29, 1936, at Sturbridge.
The following from Richard A. Dutton:
ALICE ELECTA GOULD, daughter of Dr. Sumner Gould (135), was born in Madison, Somerset, Maine. After attending the public schools of Madison she matriculated at the Waterville Classical Institute from which she graduated as valedictorian in 1870. Later in that same year she was invited by her uncle, Dr. Thomas Flint, to come to California and teach his children. She returned to Maine in 1877 and was married on October 25 of that year to REV. ELIHU BURRITT HASKELL, a young Baptist minister.
In 1895, the Haskell family moved to Southbridge, MA., where Mr. Haskell bought a small farm and took up the raising of small fruits and vegetables. The Haskells remained in Southbridge until 1919 when they sold their farm and moved to Sturbridge, MA. E.B. Haskell died in Sturbridge on December 2, 1927, at the age of seventy-nine years. He was survived by his wife, who died on March 29, 1936, at Sturbridge.
Alice (Gould) Haskell was a wide reader and had a deep interest in trees, flowers, and classical subjects.
The following from Richard A. Dutton:
Alice Haskell was Asst. Trust Officer, Southbridge National Bank and Asst. Treasurer, Old Sturbridge Village, MA
Edward M. Haskell - The subject of this sketch is the proprietor of the only general merchandise store located at Gladstone. He is also the postmaster at that place. This store was established by him in 1882, and he has since conducted it. His appointment as postmaster was in 1885.
Mr. Haskell is a native of New England, dating his birth in Penobscot County, Maine, in 1852. His parents, Bennett and Hannah (Shorey) Haskell, were both natives of that State and descendants from old families. When about six years of age his father moved to Steuben County, New York, where the subject of this sketch was reared until eleven years old. He then returned to Westbrook, Maine, and entered the Westbrook Seminary, devoting the next six years in study at that institution.
In 1869 he joined his father in Huron County, Michigan. His father was largely engaged in business pursuits ill that county - Iumbering, manufacturing, salt, and general mercantile business. Mr. Haskell was employed as a clerk by his father, and later attended the Commercial College at Detroit.
After graduating there he located in Juneau County, Wisconsin, and for a year or more was engaged in teaching school, after which he entered the employ of the Shorey Brothers, and had charge of their lumber goods at Princeton. Iowa. In 1875 he came with his uncle. Charles Storey, to Los Angeles County, California, and was employed by him as a clerk in his store at Gladstone until 1877. He then purchased land just north of Covina and for the next two years engaged in agricultural pursuits. Not suited with a farmer's life, in 1879 he went to Inyo County, and there engaged in milling, and also clerked in a mercantile establishment, remaining unti11882, when he returned to Los Angeles County and established his present business.
Mr. Haskell has considerable real estate interests in his section, among which is an eighteen acre tract of land on the old San Bernardino road, three miles south of Aznsa; his business property in Gladstone, and also a fine cottage residence on Buena Vista avenue in Glendora.
He is a progressive citizen, and a supporter of such enterprises as will aid in the development of his section. He is a member of Independent Order of Odd Fellows. In 1885 Mr. Haskell returned East, and while there married Miss Dollie Rowles, the daughter of Captain Nathan Rowles, a veteran of the late civil war, and the mayor of the city of Bellaire, Belmont County, Ohio. Mrs. Haskell is a native of that place. From this marriage there are two children: Charles G. and an infant son.
Reference
Illustrated History of Los Angeles County
The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago, 1889
Page 514
Los Angeles Times
June 22, 1929
HASKELL. June 21, Dollie Amelia Haskell, wife of E. M. Haskell, and mother of Charles. Leo and James Haskell and Jennie Haskell Starr.