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

Notes


47514. Eugene L. Haskell

Eugene and Annie had no children.
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Obituary
February 1, 1934
Funeral services for Eugene L. Haskell, 65, formerly a printer in this city (Portland Press Herald) will be held at 1 p. m at 749 Congress St., Interment in Evergreen Cemetery. He d. Tues. in his home at Dorchester, Mass., after a long illness. He was b. at Deer Isle Oct 15, 1868 and came to Portland when he was 9 years old. With a small job printing outfit in his home and in a small shop he set up, he became proficient in the printing trade and later was employed in the Southworth and Lakeside printing establishments. About 40 yrs. ago he went to Boston and for many years was employed in the composing rooms of the Boston Globe. He is survived by his widow, a sister, Miss Stella Haskell of this city; and three brothers, Herman A. and Clarence M., of this city, and Ernest R. of Livermore Falls.


47518. Stella A. Haskell

Stella A. Haskell was unmarried.


26443. Henry Noyes Haskell

Henry Noyes Haskell was a house carpenter.


Lenora Celeste Stinson

Lenora Celeste Stinson dies of chronic nephritis.


William Urquhart

William Urquhart was a painter (1900 Federal Census, Georgetown, Massachusetts).


26451. Ralph Herbert Haskell

Ralph H. Haskell at age 51 was a yacht captain (1930 Federal Census for Deer Isle).


Ruth B. Stanley

Ruth B. Stanley was a dressmaker.


Capt. Charles Hallet Greenlaw

Charles H. Greenlaw was a yacht captain


26455. Hezekiah H. Powers

Hezekiah H. Powers at age 36 was a yachtsman.
At age 66 he is listed as a general farmer.


Minnie Torrey Haskell

Deer Isle newspaper
December 25, 1916

Mrs. Minnie T. Powers, wife of Hezekiah H., d. at her home on the No. D.I. road Wed. night, aged 47 yrs. Mrs. Powers had been in failing health for a long time and last Aug. underwent a surgical operation but received no permanent relief. She bore her sufferings with great patience and fortitude and was cheerful to the end. She was tenderly cared for by her sister, Mrs. Alice Marshall, who closed her own home and went there for the purpose. Besides her husband Mrs. Powers leaves four sons, Frank, Carlton P., Fred S. and Albert.


26456. Wilfred Melville Haskell

Wilfred M. Haskell at age 52 was employed as a laborer in the roofing trade (1910 Federal Census for Salem, Essex, Massachusetts).


47551. Jasper Philip Haskell

Jasper P. Haskell was a machinist. He served in the US Coast Guard from 24 December 1917 to 16 Aug 1919.
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Maine, Military Index, 1917-1920
Name: Jasper P. Haskell
Birth Date: 9 Dec 1888
Birth Place: Deer Isle, Maine, USA
Military Roster: Roster~Coast Guard
Serial Number: Lt Prov
Residence Place: Stonington
Comments: Enrolled: NAR New York City, Dec. 24/17. Aptd: Ensign (E) Prov Dec. 24/17; Lt (JG) Prov Oct. 5/18; Lt Prov Aug. 4/19. Record of Serv: Jan. 14/18 to Supt Naval Aux Res New York NY for duty; Jan. 16/18 Det Naval Aux Res NY to New London Conn Submarine Base for duty on Manhattan. Inactive duty "Nopatin": Aug. 16, 1919.
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U.S., Navy and Marine Corps Registries, 1814-1992
Name: Jasper P Haskell
Military Year: 1918
Military Country:     USA
Rank: Ens
Ship or Station:     Rf, USS Manhattan