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Jonathan Haskell

Birth28 Jul 1779 - Deer Isle, Hancock, Maine, United States
Death25 Mar 1873 - Deer Isle, Hancock, Maine, United States
MotherSarah Cole
FatherAbijah Wheeler Haskell

Born in Deer Isle, Hancock, Maine, United States on 28 Jul 1779 to Abijah Wheeler Haskell and Sarah Cole. Jonathan Haskell married Lucy Davis Hardy-Haskell and had 11 children. He passed away on 25 Mar 1873 in Deer Isle, Hancock, Maine, United States.

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Abijah Wheeler Haskell
1754 - 1832
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Sarah Cole
1759 - 1833
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Lucy Davis Hardy-haskell
1783 - 1859
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Martha W Haskell
1806 - 1887
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Elizabeth Hardy Haskell-thompson
1812 - 1911
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George Washington (Twin) Haskell
1816 - 1885
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Lucy Haskell
1808 - 1816
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John Haskell
Unknown - Unknown
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Abijah Haskell
1817 - Unknown
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Peter Haskell
Unknown - Unknown
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Sarah Haskell
1812 - 1897
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Nelson Decatur Haskell
1821 - 1882
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Polly Spofford Haskell
1814 - Unknown
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Mary Elizabeth Haskell
1812 - 1880

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