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John Moore Haskell

Birth28 JUN 1870 - Noarlunga, South Australia
Death3 Dec 1961 - Whyalla, South Australia, Australia
MotherHannah Lee
FatherEdward Harper Haskell

Born in Noarlunga, South Australia on 28 JUN 1870 to Edward Harper Haskell and Hannah Lee. John Moore Haskell married Matilda Jane Sandery and had 10 children. He passed away on 3 Dec 1961 in Whyalla, South Australia, Australia.

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Edward Harper Haskell
1828 - 1917
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Hannah Lee
1827 - 1913
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Matilda Jane Sandery
1873 - 1936
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Ethel May Haskell
1897 - 1975
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Arthur Henry Haskell
1895 - 1964
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Alfred John Haskell
1892 - 1976
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Walter Cecil Haskell
1900 - 1974
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Donald James Haskell
1910 - 1987
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Edward Charles Haskell
1907 - 1950
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Winifred Violet Haskell
1915 - 1984
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Percival Lionel Haskell
1912 - 1973
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Stanley Broughton Haskell
1903 - 1948
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Leslie Norman Haskell
1909 - 1910

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