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Oliver Haskell

BirthJune 6, 1768 - Harvard, Massachusetts, USA
Death13 Dec 1841 - Sweden, Oxford, Maine, United States
MotherLydia Whitcomb
FatherJames Haskell

Born in Harvard, Massachusetts, USA on June 6, 1768 to James Haskell and Lydia Whitcomb. Oliver Haskell married Mary Atherton and had 11 children. He passed away on 13 Dec 1841 in Sweden, Oxford, Maine, United States.

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James Haskell
1741 - 1827
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Lydia Whitcomb
1745 - 1817
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Mary Atherton
1769 - 1858
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Lydia Haskell
1807 - 1880
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Susan Haskell
1813 - 1882
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Mary (Polly) Haskell
1792 - 1873
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Martha B. Haskell
1810 - 1890
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Josephus "Cephas" Haskell
1800 - 1882
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Ezra Haskell
1802 - 1887
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Seba "Phebe" Haskell
1797 - 1870
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Lucy Haskell
1804 - 1844
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Betsy Haskell
1789 - 1870
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Sarah "Sally" Haskell
1794 - Unknown
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Elijah L. Haskell
Unknown - Unknown

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