Roger Haskell and Elizabeth Hardy were married about 1639 in Massachusetts.
Their Children born in Massachusetts:
William Haskell born about 1645.
John Haskell born about 1648.
Elizabeth Haskell born about 1651.
Hannah Haskell born about 1655.
Mark Haskell born April 18, 1656 in Plymouth.
Samuel Haskell born about 1657.
Roger Haskell born about 1657.
Josiah Haskell born about 1659.
Sarah Haskell born February 1661 in Rochester.
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Siblings baptized at St. Stephens Church:
Cecille Haskell Cope June 5, 1616-August 20, 1693
William Haskell November 8-1618-August 20, 1693
Mark Haskell April 8, 1621-1688 or 1689
Dorothy Haskell November 16, 1623-died at birth
Elizabeth Haskell 1628-1629
Joan Haskell March 1, 1629-1667
John Haskell March 1, 1629-February 1671
In 1635 Roger, his mother, stepfather, brothers William and Mark, sailed from England
(probably Bristol) to Salem, Massachusetts.
Roger Haskell first married Thurza Stone (Step sister) before 1639.
Roger Haskell and Elizabeth Hardy Haskell were married in 1639 in Gloucester, Massachusetts.
Roger was granted land Beverly. He was a "mariner" and farmer, and had a "fish house" on
Winter Island in Salem. Elizabeth's father was in the fishing business and
Roger worked with, or for, him. Roger made a will on May 27, 1667, and named
Elizabeth as executor. Brothers William and Mark were appointed to safeguard his
children's interests. Roger served on juries in 1665, 1662, and 1664. He was
the Constable of the Basse River side of Salem in 1657 and 1658. One year after
Roger's death, Elizabeth married Edward Berry.
Their Children born in Massachusetts:
William Haskell born about 1645.
John Haskell born about 1648.
Elizabeth Haskell born about 1651.
Hannah Haskell born about 1655.
Mark Haskell born April 18, 1656 in Plymouth.
Samuel Haskell born about 1657.
Roger Haskell born about 1657.
Josiah Haskell born about 1659.
Sarah Haskell born February 1661 in Rochester.
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Siblings baptized at St. Stephens Church:
Cecille Haskell Cope June 5, 1616-August 20, 1693
William Haskell November 8-1618-August 20, 1693
Mark Haskell April 8, 1621-1688 or 1689
Dorothy Haskell November 16, 1623-died at birth
Elizabeth Haskell 1628-1629
Joan Haskell March 1, 1629-1667
John Haskell March 1, 1629-February 1671
In 1635 Roger, his mother, stepfather, brothers William and Mark, sailed from England
(probably Bristol) to Salem, Massachusetts.
Roger Haskell first married Thurza Stone (Step sister) before 1639.
Roger Haskell and Elizabeth Hardy Haskell were married in 1639 in Gloucester, Massachusetts.
Roger was granted land Beverly. He was a "mariner" and farmer, and had a "fish house" on
Winter Island in Salem. Elizabeth's father was in the fishing business and
Roger worked with, or for, him. Roger made a will on May 27, 1667, and named
Elizabeth as executor. Brothers William and Mark were appointed to safeguard his
children's interests. Roger served on juries in 1665, 1662, and 1664. He was
the Constable of the Basse River side of Salem in 1657 and 1658. One year after
Roger's death, Elizabeth married Edward Berry.
Roger Haskell and Elizabeth Hardy were married about 1639 in Massachusetts.
Their Children born in Massachusetts:
William Haskell born about 1645.
John Haskell born about 1648.
Elizabeth Haskell born about 1651.
Hannah Haskell born about 1655.
Mark Haskell born April 18, 1656 in Plymouth.
Samuel Haskell born about 1657.
Roger Haskell born about 1657.
Josiah Haskell born about 1659.
Sarah Haskell born February 1661 in Rochester.
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Siblings baptized at St. Stephens Church:
Cecille Haskell Cope June 5, 1616-August 20, 1693
William Haskell November 8-1618-August 20, 1693
Mark Haskell April 8, 1621-1688 or 1689
Dorothy Haskell November 16, 1623-died at birth
Elizabeth Haskell 1628-1629
Joan Haskell March 1, 1629-1667
John Haskell March 1, 1629-February 1671
In 1635 Roger, his mother, stepfather, brothers William and Mark, sailed from England
(probably Bristol) to Salem, Massachusetts.
Roger Haskell first married Thurza Stone (Step sister) before 1639.
Roger Haskell and Elizabeth Hardy Haskell were married in 1639 in Gloucester, Massachusetts.
Roger was granted land Beverly. He was a "mariner" and farmer, and had a "fish house" on
Winter Island in Salem. Elizabeth's father was in the fishing business and
Roger worked with, or for, him. Roger made a will on May 27, 1667, and named
Elizabeth as executor. Brothers William and Mark were appointed to safeguard his
children's interests. Roger served on juries in 1665, 1662, and 1664. He was
the Constable of the Basse River side of Salem in 1657 and 1658. One year after
Roger's death, Elizabeth married Edward Berry.
Their Children born in Massachusetts:
William Haskell born about 1645.
John Haskell born about 1648.
Elizabeth Haskell born about 1651.
Hannah Haskell born about 1655.
Mark Haskell born April 18, 1656 in Plymouth.
Samuel Haskell born about 1657.
Roger Haskell born about 1657.
Josiah Haskell born about 1659.
Sarah Haskell born February 1661 in Rochester.
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Siblings baptized at St. Stephens Church:
Cecille Haskell Cope June 5, 1616-August 20, 1693
William Haskell November 8-1618-August 20, 1693
Mark Haskell April 8, 1621-1688 or 1689
Dorothy Haskell November 16, 1623-died at birth
Elizabeth Haskell 1628-1629
Joan Haskell March 1, 1629-1667
John Haskell March 1, 1629-February 1671
In 1635 Roger, his mother, stepfather, brothers William and Mark, sailed from England
(probably Bristol) to Salem, Massachusetts.
Roger Haskell first married Thurza Stone (Step sister) before 1639.
Roger Haskell and Elizabeth Hardy Haskell were married in 1639 in Gloucester, Massachusetts.
Roger was granted land Beverly. He was a "mariner" and farmer, and had a "fish house" on
Winter Island in Salem. Elizabeth's father was in the fishing business and
Roger worked with, or for, him. Roger made a will on May 27, 1667, and named
Elizabeth as executor. Brothers William and Mark were appointed to safeguard his
children's interests. Roger served on juries in 1665, 1662, and 1664. He was
the Constable of the Basse River side of Salem in 1657 and 1658. One year after
Roger's death, Elizabeth married Edward Berry.
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