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Emma Haskell

Birth17 Dec 1850 - Cowley Peachy, Middlesex
Death21 May 1915 - Carterton, Wellington, New Zealand
MotherCatherine Jenkins
FatherHenry John Haskell

Born in Cowley Peachy, Middlesex on 17 Dec 1850 to Henry John Haskell and Catherine Jenkins. Emma Haskell had 13 children. She passed away on 21 May 1915 in Carterton, Wellington, New Zealand.

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Parents
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Henry John Haskell
1811 - Unknown
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Catherine Jenkins
1825 - 1880
Children Show all
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Charles John Smith
1881 - 1947
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Catharine Smith
1891 - Unknown
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Kate Smith
1886 - 1887
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Annie Smith
1877 - 1915
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Emma Elizabeth (Elizabeth) Smith
1872 - 1923
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Lavinia Alice Smith
1875 - 1915
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Winifred Smith
1892 - 1984
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Isabell Smith
1889 - 1909
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Gladys Evelyn Smith
1895 - 1971
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Nellie Smith
1879 - 1909
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Albert John Smith
1874 - 1874
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Edward Ernest Smith
1885 - 1963
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William Alfred Smith
1883 - Unknown

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