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John Haskell

Birth14 Feb 1681 - Beverly, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
Death20 Jun 1728 - Rochester, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
MotherMary Goodale Smith
FatherMark Haskell

Born in Beverly, Essex, Massachusetts, United States on 14 Feb 1681 to Mark Haskell and Mary Goodale Smith. John Haskell married Mehitable Clark and had 12 children. He passed away on 20 Jun 1728 in Rochester, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States.

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Parents
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Mark Haskell
1650 - 1699
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Mary Goodale Smith
1658 - 1719
Spouse(s)
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Mehitable Clark
1686 - 1761
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Emma Taylor
1682 - 1761
Children Show all
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Mehitable Haskell
1712 - 1754
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Thomas Haskell
1715 - 1800
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John Haskell
1709 - 1791
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Zachariah Haskell
1718 - 1759
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Capt Andrew Haskell Rev War Vet
1711 - 1796
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Roger Haskell
1710 - 1750
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Moses Haskell
1719 - 1790
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Rebecca Haskell
1707 - 1792
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Sarah Haskell
1706 - Unknown
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Mary Haskell
1714 - 1750
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Miriam Haskell
1708 - 1750
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Miriam Haskell
1708 - Unknown

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