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William Ellis Haskell

Birth5 March 1811 - Plymouth County, Massachusetts, USA
Death30 November 1882 - Grandview, Hammond twp, Spencer County, Indiana, USA
MotherLucy Ellen Ellis
FatherHunnewell Haskell

Born in Plymouth County, Massachusetts, USA on 5 March 1811 to Hunnewell Haskell and Lucy Ellen Ellis. William Ellis Haskell married Martha Ann Anderson and had 8 children. He passed away on 30 November 1882 in Grandview, Hammond twp, Spencer County, Indiana, USA.

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Hunnewell Haskell
1780 - 1829
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Lucy Ellen Ellis
1785 - 1848
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Martha Ann Anderson
1818 - 1845
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Emma Katherine Haskell
1846 - 1933
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Martha Ann Haskell
1839 - 1912
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Evaline Eva Haskell
1848 - 1928
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John A Haskell
1838 - Unknown
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Lucy E Haskell
1844 - Unknown
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Eliza Jane Lida Haskell
1853 - 1941
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Philiphena Haskell
1852 - 1878
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Mary Lucretia Haskell
1850 - 1935

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