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

Notes

26163. Adelaide H. Haskell

Portland Press Herald
January 31, 1935

Mrs. Adelaide H. Fields, widow of Theodore H. Fields, died Tuesday, Jan. 29, in Portland. Mrs. Fields was a native of Deer Isle, but had spent most of her life in Massachusetts. She was spending the winter in Portland, as had been her custom for the past fifteen years. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Mildred Besse of Sawmpscott, Mass., and a sister, Mrs. Julia Lufkin [sister is in error].

Gladys Littlefield

Portland Press Herald (ME)
December 12, 1998

Gladys L. Haskell, 97, of Madison Street died Friday at the Newton Center in Sanford.

She was born in North Berwick, a daughter of Melvin and Ellen Fletcher Littlefield.

Mrs. Haskell worked as a mender for many years at the North Berwick Woolen Mill and Baxter's Woolen Mill in Rochester, N.H. She was a member of the Nokomis Council, the Daughters of Red Men, the Congregational Church of North Berwick, the Plus Ultra Class and the Bauneg Beg Grange here. She also enjoyed crocheting.

Her husband, Paul Haskell, died in 1983. Surviving are a niece and several nephews.

26169. Joseph Edward Haskell

Patent 136374 - Joseph E. Haskell - Improvement in dovetailing machines
Patent 174674 - Joseph E. Haskell - Improvement in dovetailing machines
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Joseph Edward Haskell was a clerk/salesman.  He served in the Civil War: Company C, 19th Maine Infantry.

26172. Charles Augustus Haskell

Charles Augustus Haskell was a printer.