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Re: HASKINS / STILWELL FAMILIES - LONDON EARLY C18th

wrighthome — 2009-11-11 08:35:33Z

Sorry to correct Gillian but Joseph & Catherine had 9 children in total. The three born after Robert were James 1816, David 1819 and Susanna 1822.
Joseph, Robert and David have a special claim to fame as lace bobbin makers. Examples of their craftsmanship can be found in Bedford museum and many private collections. Go on to eBay and search for "Haskins lace bobbins" to see examples. Here is a quote from Brian Lemin's book (read it at www.cs.arizona.edu/patterns/weaving/webdocs/lb_bob1.pdf ).
"This family of turners have produced, in my opinion, more of the most beautiful ornate and skilfully turned bobbins of any known maker"
I am descended from Robert's brother William b. 1824 and I would very pleased to exchange information with other researchers
David Wright david.wright(at)mary2000.freeserve.co.uk

Joseph Meadows Haskins

bettyejf1 — 2009-11-11 06:41:43Z

Does any one have any Information on Joseph Meadows Haskins,
He lived in Madisonville KY. He married Bettie F.Carroll.

Haskins

JIWelsch — 2009-11-06 12:27:22Z

MUSCATINE, Iowa - Connie Alberts Haskins, 55, of Muscatine, died April 1, 2001.

Mrs. Haskins was born Nov. 5, 1945, in Muscatine, the daughter of Francis and Darlene Harmon Alberts. She married John Haskins, March 15, 1964, in Muscatine.

Private services will be held at a later date.

A memorial visitation will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the Ralph J. Wittich-Riley-Freers Funeral Home. It was her wish that in lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Connie Haskins Education Foundation, P.O. Box 443, Muscatine. ''Flowers are beautiful but education lasts a life time,'' Connie said.

She graduated from the University of Texas, El Paso. She taught ninth and 10th grade English and history in El Paso, Texas.

She passed her real estate brokers license and opened her own office at age 27. She was a real estate instructor giving seminars throughout the Midwest and West.

Her real estate career took her to Arizona in 1986, where she had many happy years in real estate and served on the Arizona Real Estate legislative committee, which she chaired for several years.

She is survived by her husband John, of Muscatine; her mother, Darlene Alberts of Muscatine; and two sisters, Pat Hatfield, and her husband, Pete, of Muscatine, and Debbie Moomey and her husband, Bill, of Muscatine,

She was preceded in death by her father.
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MUSCATINE, Iowa -- Elmus Haskins, 78, Muscatine, died Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2005, at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, Iowa City.

Casket bearers are Rusty Collins, Alan Collins, Donnie Collins, Brian Collins, Ronald Collins, Donald Brown Jr. and Jason Willroth. Honorary casket bearers are Kevin Haskins and Gary Gafeller. Burial will be at Columbus City Cemetery with military rites conducted by the combined units of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1565 and the American Legion Post 27. After the burial, a time of food and fellowship will be held in the Community Room at the funeral home.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to the American Heart Association or Unity Hospice.
Mr. Haskins was born Nov. 2, 1927, in Hammond, Mo., the son of Lowell and Lois Piland Haskins. He married Bonnie B. Collins on Oct. 1, 1948, in Palmyra, Mo.

He had more than 60 years of various truck driving jobs throughout the years, retiring from GM industries in 2001.

He served as an escort for General Eichelberger, Commanding Officer of the 8th Army in Japan during World War II. He was a member of the Eagles Lodge and the American Legion. He enjoyed family gatherings, driving trucks and dealing in used cars.

Survivors include his wife; four sons, Otis Haskins and wife Nadine, Steven Haskins and wife Pam, Randy Haskins and wife Lorrie, all of Muscatine, and Larry Haskins and wife Vicki of Durant; a daughter, Donna Call and husband Bill of Muscatine; a brother, Ronnie Robirds of Missouri; four sisters, Georgia Bolinger and husband Mike of Anchorage, Alaska, Bonnie Edenburg of San Jose, Calif., Lourene Garcia of Tucson, Ariz. and Donna Horton of East Peoria, Ill.; 13 grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his parents and one brother.

Re: HASKINS / STILWELL FAMILIES - LONDON EARLY C18th

gillianhill150 — 2009-10-18 19:54:31Z

I am descended from William HASKINS and Rebecca DAVIES. According to my notes, Robert HASKINS (born 1813) was the son of Joseph HASKINS and Catherine CHURCH; I suspect, but have not yet been able to prove, that William and Joseph were brothers, and were at one time in partnership in London. Joseph had (at least) six children in London, of whom Robert was the last; some time between 1813 and 1816 he moved to Bedford and had three more.
If you contact me direct at gillianhill@btinternet.com I can send you quite a lot of information.

Betty Haskins of Caroline Co Va

oclarke11 — 2009-10-18 01:06:33Z

Need parents & siblings for Betty b abt 1755. She marr John Goodloe son of Robert Goodloe & Elizabeth Guinea. Have 7 children for John & Betty.
Thanks, Ollie

Re: Haskins from VA

lckgigi — 2009-10-02 23:23:55Z

I am the the gggranddaughter of Eliza Haskins who married Cephas Moore. She is the daughter of Richard and Francis Haskins and their other children are: Elizabeth, Virginia, Richard Christopher, Paul (he and his father deeded land in 1880's) Lucy, Rosa, Sallie and Robert E. Their last slave owner is Col. Christopher Columbus Haskins, who married Harriet Blackwell.

By 1930 census, Robert E. and his wife Belle (Johnson) were in New Rochelle, NY with one child (10 or 11 total). The city directory-1936-had him and his wife and two sons with ?wives listed in the same apartment house.

Are we family?

Sarah Ann Haskins Sayles

gdboice — 2009-09-30 19:00:02Z

I am looking for information about Sarah Ann Haskins born Oct 21, 1819. She is suppose to have married Captain Lemuel Sayles Oct. 21 1839. They had children Sarah Ann born 1842 and Lemuel born 1846. Lemuel Sayles lived in Erie and Huron County Ohio for a time moving there in 1817 near Milan, Ohio That is where their daughter was born and married. I would like to know who Sarah Haskins parents were. She would be Lemuel's second wife. His first being Laura Adams.

HASKINS Garnell M. Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2009-09-09 11:55:30Z

YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO – Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. on Thursday, Sept. 10, 2009, at the Price Memorial AME Zion Church for Mrs. Garnell M. “Dolly” Haskins, 73, who departed this life on Monday, Sept. 7, 2009, at St. Elizabeth Health Center.

Garnell was born on Aug. 30, 1936 in Reidsville, North Carolina, a daughter of James and Margaret Carter Jackson, and was reared by her grandparents, Eddie and Eugenia Carter Carson.

She was employed as a Cafeteria Manager with the Youngstown City School System for 33 years.

She was a member of the Price Memorial AME Zion Church, a member of the choir, Director of Youth, Missionary Society, a conference worker, class leader, and church cook.

She is survived by her husband, Samuel Elmo Haskins Sr., whom she married Jan. 28, 1952; her children, Corlis J. (Nathan) Green, with whom she made her home, Darlean Laster of Youngstown, Elaine Bevly of Youngstown, Samuel E. (Sabrina) Haskins Jr. of Columbus and Mark Steven Haskins of Youngstown; 16 grandchildren; and 19 great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her stepson, Otis Dancey.

Viewing will be held today from noon to 4 p.m. at the F.D. Mason Memorial Funeral Home.

Calling hours will be Thursday one hour prior to the services from 10 to 11 a.m. at the church.

Re: Update on Hoskins/Haskins DNA Project

s3lewis1 — 2009-08-12 23:00:05Z

Thanks Still looking for my lost ggrandmother Emily Haskins.

HASKINS / STILWELL FAMILIES - LONDON EARLY C18th

eapage57 — 2009-08-05 13:21:13Z

My great, great, great, great grandfather was Robert Haskins who married Mary Ann Stilwell in clerkenwell 1836. I am trying to identify Robert's parents, who I believe may have been William Haskins and Rebecca. I am also trying to find what happened to his son, Archibald George Haskins who is also my 3 x Gt Grandfather. I can trace him on the 1851 census as a 9 year old and then he seems to disappear! He surfaces again in the 1871 census but this time in a different part of the country. Does anybody know this family please? Grateful thanks

Re: Haskins in Savoy

timasu_1 — 2009-07-24 14:59:26Z

I am looking for information on Richard Manly Haskins, born in Highgate, Vt. about 1821 and died in Saranac about 1876. I am not sure when he came to NY, but I ahve him in the 1850 census living in the Town of Saranac, Clinton County, NY. He married Asenath Miriam Whitehead (born 11 Sept. 1821 in West Bolton, Brome, Quebec, Canada)on 12 Sept 1842. They had at least 8 children. In the 1870 census, he is married to Laura?. I do not know who Richard's parents or brothers and sisters are, perhaps you can help me. Richard is my husband's great great grandfather. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Marie-Aymee K. Murphy Fisk

Re: Haskins in Savoy

mengel419 — 2009-07-24 14:04:50Z

Hi--

My wife is also directly descended from William Hoskins of Plymouth. I have a complete genealogy of her line. I'd be very interested in knowing what publication you have, and I'd be pleased to share information with you.

Michael Engel
Southampton MA

Re: Haskins,John abt 1796 Vermont

esalis12799 — 2009-07-18 20:10:50Z

Sharon, I did a quick search on Google Books and came across the following in a snippet view:

"Nathan Haskins, born 21 June 1831 in New York, the son of John Haskins and Temperance Ferguson; died 10 November 1894 at Platteville, Weld County."

From a subsequent search, Platteville, Weld County is in Colorado.

This may be your John and Temperance, which may allow you to do a reverse search.

The book title is "The Ancestry and Descendants of Mitchell Reed and His Wife, Sarah Foster: With Notes on Some Related Families (Shannon, Wortman, Armstrong and Moore)" by Arthur Reed Armstrong, published in Littleton, Colorado, 1967

Re: Haskins in Vermont

timasu_1 — 2009-07-17 14:24:17Z

I have a Jason Haskins, Jr. and Sr. Jason Sr, is the son of Richard Manly Haskins of Highgate, VT. and Asenath Miriam Whitehead of Canada. I have Richard and Asenath with children: Hiram, Rebecca, Jane and Priscilla in Saranac, Clinton, NY per the 1850 census. In 1860, They are still in Saranac, NY, with 2 more children, Charles and William. In 1870, Richard is married to Laura and Children at home are: Charles, William, Edgar, Jason and Alden. In 1880, Jason is living with his brother, Hiram, in Saranac, Clinton, NY.
I have more information on Jason, he is my husband's great great grandfather. Jason married Ermina Bombard, one of their daughters, Harriet (also known as Hattie) married William Russell Barry ( of Boston, Mass.) in Lake Placid, Essex, NY. their daughter, Isabel married Francis Bernard Fisk and i married their youngest son, Charles Thomas.
I would love to share information,
I look forward to hearing from you.

Marie-Aymee K. Murphy Fisk

Re: Haskins in Vermont

timasu_1 — 2009-07-06 12:58:24Z

Yes, there is a connection. Richard Haskins is my husband's great-great grandfather. Jason Haskins Sr., who married Ermina Bombard, is his great grandfather. their daughter, Harriet, fondly known as Hattie, married William Russell Barry, who was originally from Boston, Mass. and was living in lake Placid, NY. They had 10 children. Their daughter, Isabel married Francis Bernard Fisk, and i married their youngest child.
I am looking for more information regarding Richard's family (brothers and sisters,parents,...). I believe you sent me information on Richard, starting with his marriage to Asenath Miriam Whitehead in 1842 and going forward 6 generations. I would love to share more information.

Re: Mary Ann Haskins/Joel Doane m. ca. 1817

eileenweed — 2009-07-06 03:49:02Z

Hello! Did you learn anything else about Mary Ann Haskins and Joel Doane? I am researching documents for the Mayflower Society and need proof of their birth and marriage. Their daughter Diantha Doane is my GGG Grandmother. Looks like Joel Doane's family has Mayflower connection through his father's mom Alice Higgins.

Please let me know if you have any documents to prove the connections. Thanks!

Re: Haskins in Vermont

wljones161 — 2009-07-04 19:12:43Z

I Have 2 Jason Haskins in My Haskins in New York. Richard Manly Haskins came from Highgates Vermont and settled in Saranac, New York until his death in 1876-77. Any connection??????????

Harold Haskin (m Elizabeth "Ann" Ames) & Rhonda Tucker (Haskin)

branina20 — 2009-06-17 01:21:44Z

I was wondering if anyone knew a Harold Haskins, married Elizabeth Ann Ames in Indiana. They moved to Arkansas and had
Bruce Howard, Harold "Eddie", Jeffrey Allen, Steven A (died 2006), Rhonda Ann Haskins. Rhonda married a Tucker and lived in Horseshoe Bend, Arkansas last known. I'm trying to find dates for all of these people or someone related that can give me their information or contacts. I believe Jeffrey Allen was living in Harrison, Arkansas last known.

Re: Howard Haskins b 1878 Ohio

CaroleJG — 2009-05-21 16:15:27Z

Enoch and Scymantha (nee Rose) Haskins are buried in Maple Grove Cemetery, Edgerton, Williams Co OH (Sec 2 S to N row 14)(as well as a almost all the family that stayed in Wms Co.) A very interesting burial is of their son Richard Haskins. It is a large beautiful masoleum with words Null Haskins over the door. Built by his daughter, it contains Richard, his former wife (that later married a Null) and the daughter)
I rechecked the Wms Co Ohio books and found Henry and Ima are buried in Maple Grove Cemetery. This I didn't have in my computer! They have no headstone, only Krill funeral home markers. They are buried in Sec 1c south to north; Row
8, also buried in that row is their daughter Jennie and her husband Fred B Dunlap.
This leads me to believe that the info found in Albion, Calhoun Co MI was just a reference to an obituary for Henry since he was Howard's father. I am going to send for obituaries for this whole family listed in MI.
On the marriage record for Henry and Ima, his name is listed as William H Haskins.
Thank you for the info on Sarah Haskins Vanniman. Since she
wasn't listed in the cemetery book for Williams or Defiance Co OH.,I had always wondered what happened to her. Her children were found in Williams Co after her death.
Carole in CA

Re: Howard Haskins b 1878 Ohio

CaroleJG — 2009-05-20 22:38:25Z

Do you have any info about the death date or location for Henry Haskins, father of Howard? In my search for info for Howard and wife Emma Haskins, I found a listing in the Albion Area (Calhoun Co MI) for Henry Haskins b ca 1848 and d 3 Feb 1931. Henry isn't listed in the Ohio death index or in the Williams Co OH cemetery books. Wife Ima is listed and she died 16 Apr 1930. No burial location is listed for Henry, but there is an obit for him listed in the Albion Recorder. http://www.albionlibrary.org/LocalHistoryRoom/obits.asp
I have not sent for this obit since it isn't my direct lineage. It is possible that Howard's father Henry may have gone to MI after the death of Ima. The obit may clear up this mystery.

Re: Howard Haskins b 1878 Ohio

CaroleJG — 2009-05-19 17:09:07Z

I am a descendant of this Ohio Haskins family, but not of Howard Haskins. His uncle James Daniel Haskins is my ancestor. I have done a lot of research on this family.
Through a lot of searching, but still needing positive proof, I believe that Howard Haskins full name was James Howard Haskins - per WWI draft registration 1918. His residence was in Calhoun Co MI. The only problem is that he listed birthdate as 28 Aug but year is 1880. In 1910 he is in Steuben Co IN with new wife Emma M (believe her last name to be Moore) Her parents are living with them: 1920 & 1930 he is living in Calhoun Co MI. 1920 census his name is listed as Howard J Haskins. I know info on census is always questionable so the misinformation on birthdates & birthplaces of parents over the years is not to be reliable. He and Emma are buried in Albion Riverside Cemetery,(Calhoun Co MI) He died 3 Dec 1950 (but birthdate is 28 Aug 1883!) His name is James Howard Haskins: Emma Mary (Moore) Haskins b 11 Nov 1892 d 18 Sept 1960. She appears on the Steuben Co IN 1900 census with parents Duane and Ida Moore. Duane Moore was living with the Howard Haskins family in MI in 1920.
Hope this helps and am willing to share anything else on this Enoch Haskins and Samantha Rose Haskins family.
Carole in CA
caroleg@roadrunner.com

Re: Haskins - Pulaski Co GA

chareyn — 2009-02-16 21:38:16Z

contact me
Charlie Reynolds
chareyn@aol.com
I may have some information for you.

Re: Haskins Family

johnrob10_1 — 2009-05-20 00:20:12Z

Hello my name is Marilyn Allard nee Haskings.My great grandfather was George Clarke Haskins (Haskings)He was the son of Thomas Haskins and Ann Patterson.He was married to Elizabeth Ann Stratton.I have a copy of the marriage certificate of Thomas and Ann that I got from the Redcliffe Library if you are interested in having a copy let me know.George seem to have been the one that changed our surname to Haskings.If you would like to have a copy of Thomas and Margaret Whelans Marriage certificate I have it.Hope to hear from you.
Marilyn

THOMAS HASKINS

pdungate — 2009-05-23 12:09:23Z

Hi

I have a missing Thomas Haskins born about 1836 Oxford, Oxfordshire, after the 1851 census I can find no trace of him, even using different variants on the surname

Does his marriage certificate to Ann shown father's name of Peter?

Regards
Pauline

Gideon Haskins

brear47 — 2009-04-30 16:47:19Z

I have a Gideon Haskins, born much earlier, but possibly also from VT. He had a daughter Keziah that married Rufus Smith and lived in Windham Co, VT.

Grace Haskins

trmjr65 — 2008-12-06 05:27:25Z

I am looking for information on Grace Haskins and her descendants. She was born about 1887 in Grant, Michigan, (I believe). She married Fred J Ward Sr. 9 Dec 1903 in Grant and had two children, Donald and Ennis. She died around 1906/07 in Grant. The only lead on have on parents are Charles Haskins and Ida Inglish. Any assistance would be appreceated. thanks, Ted

tracing Fabeus Haskins (b.1875) lineage...Surry, Dendron, Virginia

eugenehaskins — 2009-04-25 01:08:57Z

Hi, i am in the process of tracing my lineage,but, have hit a brick wall when i reached my great grandfather,Fabeus Haskins, born 1875 in Virginia, married Rosa in 1895, lived in Courtland town, southampton,Virginia in 1900 and Dendron,Surry,Virginia in 1920. They had children Ellen(b.1897) Lilly (b.1898) and others including Fred (b.1917) who was my grandfather. I am trying to find Fabeus's parents, siblings, cousins or any relatives. Most of my relatives are from the south, mostly the Virginia area, but my ancestors could have been from somewhere else.

Re: Haskins in New York

eugenehaskins — 2009-05-02 01:13:42Z

hi, just saw your posting, iam also looking to trace my heritage, have reached only to my great grandfather who was born in 1875,married rosa in 1895, had my grandfather fred and others, who lived in dendron,surry,virginia.
i have other names,birth&death dates and addresses.
i live in new york,would like to hear from you.

Needing information

branina20 — 2009-06-10 05:46:27Z

Looking for Harold Haskins & Elizabeth Ann Ames
They moved from Indiana to Arkansas and have the following kids:
Bruce Howard Haskins
Harold E "Eddie" Haskins (was in prison)?
Jeffrey Allen HAskins
Steven Haskins
Rhonda Haskins (b 1976 or so

Elizabeth Ann Ames passed away in the 90s.
Elizabeth Ann Ames (father was Howard James Ames born 1896 madison, indiana - died 1967 from Rensselaer, Indiana)
If anyone has the information for these and the dates I'd greatly appreciate it.

Re: HASKINS IN BOONE CO ,ARK AFTER 1870

ElizabethSand54 — 2009-04-01 05:57:35Z

Sorry, I meant her name to be spelled Charity A.L. Haskins

Re: HASKINS IN BOONE CO ,ARK AFTER 1870

ElizabethSand54 — 2009-04-01 05:56:42Z

Hi - I have Charity A.L. Haskins as being married to William Warricks, b.1854, AL. Does this match what you have been able to find? I am Elizabeth Haskins - we descend through her brother, George's line by adoption.
I know it has been a long time since you posted this -- have you found out anything new? Do you know if they had children?

Thanks.

hi...

thutohaskins — 2009-04-17 17:37:44Z

Trying to trace my uncle and his children.He is the son to George Haskins.His name is Samson,he had 2 siblings:Khiro and Helen.Khiro George Haskins the second happens to be my father,he had 5 children but now only two are left:Gladys Gertrude Haskins and Banty Haskins,my sister.Khiro was born in Francistown,Botswana.The only information that i have again is that Samson had a son called Howard.

Re: Alenjay or Alen Jay Haskins

jenniferhaskins1 — 2008-11-09 07:43:54Z

Hello,

I am a descendant of Gideon Welles Haskins (one of the Haskins

triplets named by Abraham Lincoln.) I have a copy of the

Haskins' family history dating back to 1784. My branch of the

family left Vermont for Baraboo, WI. There is a "Haskins Park"

in Baraboo where we hold LARGE family reunions every August.

If I can help anyone with any genealogy questions I's be happy to.

Jennifer M. Haskins

Alberta Haskins - Mass. - 1908 Postcard w/pic

collectiblehistory — 2009-02-09 18:56:54Z

Posted for genealogy purposes

Name: Miss Alberta (Bertha) Haskins

Location: Fitchburg, Mass.

Date: Aug. 23, 1908

Source: Postcard in my collection

Re: Update on Hoskins/Haskins DNA Project

s3lewis1 — 2009-06-07 19:54:28Z

Bob

My brother had DNA testing for the Bickford lineage. Haskins was our great grandmother's name. Is there are way to get a copy of this DNA or would we have to re-run the test.

Sylvia

Re: Howard Haskins b 1878 Ohio

blinnemeier — 2009-05-20 14:33:36Z

Thanks so much for the info. I had nothing on him, other than his brief marriage to Lulu Gessinger. I was at a complete loss.

Re: Howard Haskins b 1878 Ohio

blinnemeier — 2009-05-21 13:47:52Z

I'm not sure. That was my next question to you. I have a hunch that Henry may be buried in Michigan, because my Mom keeps telling me there is a Michigan connection. I had asked her if she knew where any of that side of our family was buried and she told me Michigan, but didn't know where. She was under the assumption that they were all from there. I briefly checked the Allen County, Ohio Cemetery indexes as that is where Henry's daughter Jennie Lucnda Haskins Dunlap was living in 1930. But didn't come up with anything there. Henry's sister Lucinda Jennie is buried in Six Corners Cemetery, Defiance County, Ohio and according to an 1884 Edgerton newspaper, "Mrs. Sarah Vanimins, 26 died at her home in Big Rapids, Mich last Sunday, intered at six corners cemetery, daughter of Enoch Haskins of Logan." She is not listed in the Six Corners index, so another "theory' I had was that Henry and Ima were buried there with no stone or that the stones had deteriorated.
Do you have a place of burial for Enoch and Samantha?

Howard Haskins b 1878 Ohio

blinnemeier — 2009-05-18 15:54:33Z

Looking for any information on Howard Haskins b. ? Aug 1878 most likley in Milford Township, Defiance county, Ohio. 1880 census has him in Milford, Defiance with father Henry, Ima (or Ina) and sister Lucinda age 4. He is listed as age 2. Jennie Lucinda Haskins b 24 April 1875 to W. H. Haksins and Ina Marie Jones Milford Township, Defiance (Birth Index). Howard married Lulu Edith Gessinger 3 March 1898, Defiance. They had one son, Thomas Howard Haskins, b 11 Dec 1896, m 16 November 1915 to Audrie Walker, d 28 March 1948. In the 1900 census, Howard is listed as Hoddy, St. Joe township, Williams county, Ohio with parents, brother Clarence, sister Jennie and her husband Fred Dunlap. Howard and Lulu divorced and that was finalized in 1900.

So my question is where did Howard go? I have nothing for him after that. Can't seem to locate him on the censuses or find any definitive lead on him. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks in advance for any help!!!

Luman Birch Haskins

AmandaSpackman — 2008-10-11 20:53:36Z

Seeking any info on Luman Birch Hakins (of Ohio) and his wife Martha A?. Would anyone out there happen to know Martha's maiden name? They had one child that I know of named Clara A Haskins.

Re: Update on Hoskins/Haskins DNA Project

rjhaskins4508 — 2009-06-07 23:11:03Z

Sylvia,

Thanks for your response concerning the Hoskins/Haskins DNA Project. In order to provide a meaningful sample, the provider needs to be a direct male line descendant on the Haskins/Hoskins line. (e.g. son, father, grandfather etc.) In most cases, the individual usually has either Hoskins or Haskins as their surname.

A male 2nd cousin with the name Haskins could be a proxy for your Haskins Y-DNA heritage.

Hopefully, this response has been helpful.

Regards,

Bob Haskins
rjhaskins@qwest.net

Re: Haskins in NY

Mdoggcole — 2009-05-12 00:08:54Z

I might of found some more info. But I need confirmation.

George Haskins/Hoskins
b Abt 1873 NY
m Abt 1900 Pansy Elisabeth Cole
Divorced Abt 1911

I found them -1900 Census- Sayre Borough, Bradford County, Pa. living with a 10yld Stephen Ha/Hoskins

Are Isaac & Frances Brusie Haskins of Copake NY George's his parents?

Re: Haskins in New York

Mdoggcole — 2009-04-30 17:08:10Z

I am just getting started on my Haskins relations. I am looking for the parents of:

George Haaskins. first Marriage to Pansy Edith Cole
had a daughter, Katherine Pansy Cole
They were married in Binghamton NY and divorced around 1911
Because of this I dont have any information on where George was from or where he went.

Please let me know if you can help.MC

Re: Haskins in New York

Mdoggcole — 2009-04-30 17:07:49Z

Haskins/Cole

Mdoggcole — 2009-04-30 17:02:35Z

I am looking for the parents of:

George Haaskins. first Marriage to Pansy Edith Cole
had a daughter, Katherine Pansy Cole
They were married in Binghamton NY and divorced around 1911
Because of this I dont have any information on where George was from or where he went.

Please let me know if you can help.MC

Re: Haskins Family

bec1136 — 2009-05-20 02:22:00Z

Hi,
Thankyou very much for your response. I would love a copy
of any and everyone's certificates and any information on the family that you may have. I have some copies of births, death and marriages, if you are interested also.
I really appreaciate your response and look forward to hearing from you again.
My email is b.ec.1@hotmail.com is you would like to send them to me that way would be greatly appreaciated.

Thanks again
Rebecca Haskins

haskins family

bec1136 — 2009-05-02 12:40:35Z

helenj1962 please contact me in relation to Haskins family.
b.ec.1@hotmail.com

Haskins Family

bec1136 — 2008-12-19 04:17:05Z

hi my name is Rebecca Haskins
i am looking for any information on the haskins family,
i havn't traced it back very far to 1855 with Thomas Haskins birth, who married Margaret whelan parent Thomas haskins and ann patterson. plz i need help i have hit a brick wall, if you need anything i will try to help also.

Scott Haskins

JIWelsch — 2009-05-11 15:25:21Z

MUSCATINE, Iowa -- Scott Haskins, 39, of Muscatine, died Saturday, Dec. 16, 2000, at his home.

Services will be at the Trinity Episcopal Church in Muscatine. The Rev. Rick Simpson will officiate. Burial will be at the Krell Cemetery in New Era.

Visitation will be at the Geo M. Wittich-Lewis Funeral Home. A memorial has been established in the memory of Scott Haskins and may be left at the funeral home.

Mr. Haskins was born on Sept. 25, 1961, in Muscatine, the son of William H. and Eileen Titus Haskins Jr. He married Debra Small on Dec. 23, 1989, in Muscatine.

He enjoyed playing cards and playing the Nintendo. He worked at CDS in Wilton.

Survivors include his wife, Debra of Muscatine; a son, Zane of Muscatine; and a daughter, Lynda Petersen of Muscatine; his father, William of Georgia; his mother, Eileen of Muscatine; a brother, Dannie of Muscatine; and a sister, Zella Haskins of Muscatine; a half brother, William Haskins III of Georgia; and two stepsisters, Fonda Bowling of Washington State and Patty Howard of Georgia.

He was preceded in death by one sister, Gidget, and his grandparents.

Update on Hoskins/Haskins DNA Project

rjhaskins — 2009-05-26 01:09:02Z

With the advent of reasonably priced Y-DNA testing, the Hoskins/Haskins DNA Project was founded in 2006 . The project currently has 34 members with most participants being from the United States. However, there is a small and growing international representation from the UK, Ireland and Canada.

The project uses Y-DNA testing to trace the direct patrilineal male line. Within the project, two distinct lineages have five or more matches. One of these lineages is the Anthony Hoskins of Windsor, CT. line. Over the last couple months, matches to his Y-DNA pattern have been found in the West Country of England. It is from this area that the founders of Windsor, CT migrated prior to the English Civil War. Of course, the discovery of these Hoskins relatives from so long ago is quiet exciting and demonstrates the power of this type of testing.

Although Y-DNA analysis doesn’t provide the precision of genealogical records, its credibility is testable and verifiable under scientific conditions. These tests have opened opportunities to explore deep ancestry and prove ancestry when the paper trail is absent or incomplete.

If you have any questions about the project or participation, contact me; or visit : (http://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/hoskins/)

(Also visit the Anthony Hoskins Project at www.hoskinsdna.org .)

Regards,

Bob Haskins
rjhaskins@qwest.net
Hoskins DNA Project Admin

Re: Haskins in Savoy

wendylibby13 — 2008-09-21 15:09:51Z

My Great Great grandparents owned the garage and then my great grandparents my grand mother took her dirves test on one of their wrecker trusks, gggrandparents names where George and Jessie and grandparents names where Roger and Mary(Blance) grandmothers name was Dorothy and her sisters name was Georgie i am not There is a Nathan in my line several but am not sure if they lived in Sommers at anytime I will look again

wendy wllibby at aol.com