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

Notes

James Houlton

Saint John Globe
October 3 1865

The Aroostock papers announce the death of James HOULTON, Esq., age 81, founder of town of Houlton (Maine) where he made the first clearing in 1806. He ascended the St. John River from this city to Woodstock (Carleton Co.) in a canoe with an Indian.

6518. Samuel Willard Houlton

The Morning Call (San Francisco)
October 3, 1894:

"Houlton -- In this city, October 2, 1894, Samuel W., husband of Mary Ann Houlton, a native of Maine, aged 75 years 9 months and 16 days."

Theodore Cary

Theodore was educated in public schools and Houlton Academy. In 1860, he established the Aroostook Times, the first newspaper printed in Houlton, and operated the paper for forty years.

2494. Benjamin Haskell

Benjamin Hascall was a millwright. He died in a railroad accident in Springfield, Massachusetts.
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Greenfield probate 2212

Benjamin Haskell of Greenfield being of lawful age Will dated Mar 3, 1863 - probated Apr. 25, 1864 Died Apr. 21, 1864; Executor - Brother-in-law Amos Adams of Montague; To wife Lydia Haskell all household etc. to erect suitable monument; son Charles Adams Haskell; dau Maria Caroline Bullard wife of Willard Bullard; son Frederick Augustus Haskell; son Warren Haskell deceased; to represetative of son Jonathan Haskell deceased; Witnesses Alpheus Harding, Thomas Williams, Lemira Wicks

2495. Samuel Haskell

Samuel Hascall was a farmer.  He was also a co-owner of a grist mill and a carding mill.  A carding mill processes raw wool brought in by farmers.  Samuel served in the war of 1812.

6533. Ruth M. Hascall

Ruth H. Hascall was unmarried.

2498. Ashbel Green Hascall

Letters of a Proselyte. The Hascall-Pomeroy Correspondence

Letter from his wife (XVIII)  February 14, 1850. Green left for this City (Salt Lake) last July, in ill health on the Ship Brooklyn. He died on the trail at a place mamed Rock Valley. He was ill and laid under a tree to die. After waiting a day and a half he passed on and his companions buried him.Ashbel Green Haskell was a farmer and a millwright.  He died on his travel from California to Utah.
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Ashbel is credited, as a millwright, with helping to erect Sutter's Mill near Sacramento, California.

6548. Thomas Wilcox Cory

Newport Mercury
October 14, 1837

Died - At Portsmouth, on the 2d inst., after a lingering illness, Mr. Thomas W. Cory, son of Thomas Cory esq. aged 33 years.

2503. John Cory

John was a Whig.

Hannah Brownell

Newport Mercury
March 3, 1832

Died - At Portsmouth, on the 23rd alt, after a long and painful illness, Mrs. Hannah Cory, wife of John Corey, Esq. in the 52nd year of her age.

6555. Abner Brownell Cory

Newport Mercury
May 6, 1905

Deaths - In Portsmouth, 2nd indt., Abner Cory, in his 90th year.

Ruth Hall

Newport Mercury
September 14, 1889

Deaths - In Portsmouth, 11th inst. Ruth H., wife of Abner B. Cory, in her 71st year
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6558. Henry Cory

Newport Mercury
November 22, 1902

Deaths - In Portsmouth, 18th inst., Henry Cory, in his 81st year.