Site owner: Susan Clarke Haskell, Australia © 2008
...includes over 40000 names of Haskells from England who spread to North America, Europe, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand
This record of Haskell ancestors is for personal and non-commercial use only.
Information on living relatives will not be knowingly published.
Original records should always be checked as errors may have occurred.
Additional details and/or corrections are very welcome.
Information on living relatives will not be knowingly published.
Original records should always be checked as errors may have occurred.
Additional details and/or corrections are very welcome.
Susan Clarke Haskell at the churchyard of Donhead Saint Andrew in Wiltshire, England taking inscriptions from Haskell Monuments in 2005. Many Haskell village churches in Dorset, Hampshire, Wiltshire and Somersetshire, England have been visited in 2005, 2007 and 2008. Other genealogy sources have been gathered throughout the United Kingdom during these visits.
Moore's Farm in Fontmell Magna, Dorset, England. A Haskell home for around 300 years, it is still used as a well preserved residence.
Ray Haskell 2005
Ray Haskell 2005
Haskell Family Database is the result of many years of research in numerous sources resulting in the most comprehensive Family History for Haskells of English Origin. Continuity of family lines begins around 1500AD within a few miles radius of Shaftesbury, Dorset, England and spreads worldwide to North America, Europe, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand.
Most of today's Haskells have descended from these progenitors. A number of Europeans and some Jewish standardized their names following emigration. Some earlier spellings were Haskoll, Hascoll, Haskel, Haskol, Heskell, Askell, Ascoll, etc. Similar surnames such as Hurscarl and Hascall have appeared in Somerset and Lancashire.
Surviving records for earlier times in the 12th-15th centuries are far from complete. The Haskell Family Resources archive will include many well known resource transcriptions whilst further resources have become available recently requiring adjustments to material you may find elsewhere. The Haskell Family News and Haskell Family Album for Haskell People and Places will also be featured.
Most of today's Haskells have descended from these progenitors. A number of Europeans and some Jewish standardized their names following emigration. Some earlier spellings were Haskoll, Hascoll, Haskel, Haskol, Heskell, Askell, Ascoll, etc. Similar surnames such as Hurscarl and Hascall have appeared in Somerset and Lancashire.
Surviving records for earlier times in the 12th-15th centuries are far from complete. The Haskell Family Resources archive will include many well known resource transcriptions whilst further resources have become available recently requiring adjustments to material you may find elsewhere. The Haskell Family News and Haskell Family Album for Haskell People and Places will also be featured.
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HASKELL FAMILY DATABASE
Haskell Family History
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