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Joseph Haskell

Birth31 August 1770 - Cranborne, Dorset, England
Death13 June 1858 - Woodlands, Dorset, England
MotherMary Hayward
FatherJames Haskell

Born in Cranborne, Dorset, England on 31 August 1770 to James Haskell and Mary Hayward. Joseph Haskell married Lucy Scovell and had 13 children. He passed away on 13 June 1858 in Woodlands, Dorset, England.

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James Haskell
1732 - 1813
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Mary Hayward
1733 - 1827
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Lucy Scovell
1774 - 1856
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Charles Haskell
1814 - 1901
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Henry Haskell
1805 - 1864
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George Haskell
1794 - 1863
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Joseph Haskell
1812 - 1874
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Mary Haskell
1796 - 1874
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Anne Haskell
1808 - Unknown
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William Haskell
1803 - 1893
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Rebecca Haskell
1802 - 1842
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Betty Haskell
1797 - 1865
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Lucy Haskell
1801 - 1801
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John Haskell
1799 - 1893
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Sarah Haskell
1797 - Unknown
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James Haskell
1796 - Unknown

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