Haskell Family History hosts the most comprehensive FREE international Family
Genealogy Database available for research on Haskells of English Origin. Our
extensive Haskell Family Database includes many events and notes on individual
ancestors. In this database are many different family trees of our international family.
Genealogy research is more popular than ever as worldwide Haskells seek out their
indexes add some useful research information apart from the database. The Willis,
Clarke, World, Cairns and Eather families have their own research database. This
website is created by one family member for Haskells everywhere. Regularly check
Why are there different origins of the surname? Some members assumed the
family name following emigration or persecution. Many theories abound as to the
beginnings of our surname but due to the loss and deterioration of many ancient
documents, we may never know for sure. The thrill of the hunt for that elusive detail to
back up our pet theory is the fun part of genealogy!
Is the English origin from Hucca or Housecarle? Were those named Hucca originally
found at Le Hoc, now Hook Farm near Wardour Castle in Wiltshire, England? Did the
name originate with the king's bodyguards, the Housecarles? Is it of Anglo, Saxon,
Norman, Norse or even Welsh origin? How do the Hurscarls of Bruton in Somerset,
Haskells of English Origin aka Hascolls were first documented around the villages of
Cann, Fontmell Magna, West Compton, Motcombe and Gillingham near Shaftesbury
in Dorset. Nearby they were found in Somerset at Bruton, Stourton Caundle, Bath,
Frome plus Charlton Musgrove, from where the family of William Haskell emigrated to
America abt. 1635. Wiltshire places include Salisbury formerly called Sarum and the
villages of the Donheads, the Deverills, Horningsham, Semley, and Wylye. Haskells
later spread out to more distant places in Hampshire, Devon, Cornwall, Greater
Haskells are international: Adventurous family members emigrated worldwide to
Europe, America, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. A few Haskells may be
found in Barbados, the Bahamas, Germany, Sweden, Netherlands, Denmark and
even Oman and Israel in the Middle East. The United States of America and Canada
host the majority of our present day family. Haskells now live throughout the United
Kingdom while South Africa, New Zealand and Australia have small contingents of
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Prof. Dale Haskell, English
Prof. Deidre Haskell, mathematics
Prof. Ellen Haskell, religion
Prof. Eric T. Haskell, French & Humanities
Prof. Francis J. H. Haskell, art historian
Prof. Halford W. Haskell, classics
Prof. Jeffrey Haskell, music
Prof. John Haskell, political science
Prof. John C. Haskell, architecture
Prof. Laurel A. Rigertas nee Haskell, law
Prof. Mellen W. Haskell, mathematics
Prof. Paul G. Haskell, ethics
Prof. Richard E. Haskell, engineering
Prof. Scott Haskell, marine science
Prof. Thomas L. Haskell, history
Prof. William L. Haskell, medicine
Prof. Yasmin Haskell, Latin
Prof. Dale Haskell, English
Prof. Deidre Haskell, mathematics
Prof. Ellen Haskell, religion
Prof. Eric T. Haskell, French & Humanities
Prof. Francis J. H. Haskell, art historian
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Prof. Jeffrey Haskell, music
Prof. John Haskell, political science
Prof. John C. Haskell, architecture
Prof. Laurel A. Rigertas nee Haskell, law
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Prof. Scott Haskell, marine science
Prof. Thomas L. Haskell, history
Prof. William L. Haskell, medicine
Prof. Yasmin Haskell, Latin
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