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James Haskell

Birth24 Sep 1712 - Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
DeathMay 13 1798 - Harvard, Worcester County, Massachusetts
MotherAbigail (Davis) Haskell
FatherEnsign/Deacon William Haskell "Mariner - Fishermen"

Born in Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, USA on 24 Sep 1712 to Ensign/Deacon William Haskell "Mariner - Fishermen" and Abigail (Davis) Haskell. James Haskell married Anne Goodhue and had 10 children. He passed away on May 13 1798 in Harvard, Worcester County, Massachusetts.

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Parents
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Ensign/deacon William Haskell "Mariner - Fishermen"
1670 - 1731
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Abigail (Davis) Haskell
1672 - 1730
Spouse(s)
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Anne Goodhue
1719 - 1787
Children Show all
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James Haskell
1741 - 1827
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Jonathan Haskell
1739 - Unknown
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Lucy Haskell
1747 - 1803
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Asa Haskell
1753 - 1777
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Solomon Haskell
1750 - 1834
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Elizabeth Haskell
1744 - 1755
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Abigail Haskell
1758 - 1782
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Elizabeth Haskell
1755 - Unknown
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Solomon Haskell
1742 - 1750
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James Haskell
1712 - 1798

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