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Ferdinand Haskell

Birth14 April 1804 - North Brookfield, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States
Death8 February 1889 - his daughters house, Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, United States
MotherSarah Bond
FatherSilas Haskell

Born in North Brookfield, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States on 14 April 1804 to Silas Haskell and Sarah Bond. Ferdinand Haskell married Mary Haskell and had 7 children. He passed away on 8 February 1889 in his daughters house, Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, United States.

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Silas Haskell
1772 - 1831
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Sarah Bond
1775 - 1852
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Mary Haskell
1809 - 1888
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Mary Adeline "Ada" Haskell
1847 - 1930
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Harrison F. Haskell
1835 - 1899
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William Henry Rev. Dr. Haskell
1844 - 1896
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Lucien F Haskell
1833 - 1849
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Newton J Haskell
1834 - 1835
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Samuel S Haskell
1831 - 1832
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Joseph Crosby Haskell
1838 - 1899

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