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Benjamin Franklin Haskell

Birth15 December 1795 - Harlem, Lincoln, Maine (Now China, Kennebec, Maine
Death15 June 1872 - Harlem, Lincoln, Maine (Now China, Kennebec, Maine
MotherRhoda Small Haskell
FatherWilliam Haskell

Born in Harlem, Lincoln, Maine (Now China, Kennebec, Maine on 15 December 1795 to William Haskell and Rhoda Small Haskell. Benjamin Franklin Haskell married Abigail Small Allen and had 8 children. He passed away on 15 June 1872 in Harlem, Lincoln, Maine (Now China, Kennebec, Maine.

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William Haskell
1761 - Unknown
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Rhoda Small Haskell
1774 - 1841
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Abigail Small Allen
1800 - 1888
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Albert Haskell
1823 - 1867
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William E Haskell
1821 - 1838
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James B Haskell
1824 - 1826
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Paulina W. Haskell
1832 - Unknown
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Hannah Ann Haskell
1836 - 1920
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Tamson B Haskell
1827 - 1845
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Benjamin Franklin Haskell
1840 - 1914
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Susan Jane Haskell
1829 - 1849

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