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Joseph Haslam

Birth1812 - Mountmellick, now Laois County, was Queens County, Ireland
Death14 Nov 1902 - Springfield, Prince Edward Island, Canada
MotherElizabeth Moore
FatherThomas Joseph Haslam

Born in Mountmellick, now Laois County, was Queens County, Ireland on 1812 to Thomas Joseph Haslam and Elizabeth Moore. Joseph Haslam married Ann Weeks and had 13 children. He passed away on 14 Nov 1902 in Springfield, Prince Edward Island, Canada.

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Parents
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Thomas Joseph Haslam
1783 - 1865
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Elizabeth Moore
1789 - 1848
Spouse(s)
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Ann Weeks
1830 - 1895
Children Show all
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Elizabeth Jane "Eliza" Haslam
1850 - 1940
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Wellington Haslam
1851 - 1931
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Samuel Hedley Vicars Haslam
1874 - 1952
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Steven Weeks Haslem
1860 - 1940
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Louise Sarah Weeks
1868 - 1957
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Margaret Haslam
1855 - 1887
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Amelia Haslam
1851 - 1897
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Ann Maria Haslem
1864 - 1932
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Thomas " M Thomas" Haslam
1853 - 1930
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William Henry Haslam
1857 - 1929
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John Benjamin Haslam
1871 - 1942
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Edith Haslam
1874 - 1874
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Lunuell Haslam
1881 - Unknown

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