Haskell Family Association

The most recent Haskell Family Association Reunion was held April 21/22, 2006, Charleston, South Carolina.

Mt. Pleasant Holiday Inn, 250 Johnnie Dodds Blvd., Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina, 29464.

Several sets of pictures from the reunion are available at Webshots.com: a set from Tom Haskell, pictures from Jim and Melissa Haskell, and some photos provided by Helen Haskell and Bar Blackman

Some background information on Charleston:

Tom also has pictures from the Danvers Haskell Family Association reunion, which took July 27 and 28, 2002 in Danvers, Massachusetts

The 17th Annual Reunion for IHFS will be June 20-23, 2007 with a special invitation to North American visitors. The traditional 16th Annual Reunion meets June 25, 2006 in Cranborne.

Keep track of the details at the International Haskell Family Association website. Correspondence: Pat Haskell, IHFS Secretary

Tom's Webshots page also has pictures from the 14th Annual Reunion of the International Haskell Family Society, which took place June 14th, 2004. Reunion pictures are in the Album "IHFS Reunion and Tours Part III".

Salisbury, England was the headquarters for this reunion.

Ira J. Haskell's Chronicles of the Haskell Family, the Haskell Anthologies, and other documents are generally available from Higginson Books:

The Haskell Family Association is a nonprofit organization with the following objectives:

  1. To research, assemble, edit, and publish a History of the Haskell Family and to do continuing research, updating, and publishing of addendum, revisions and new editions. And to publish such other works as the Board of Directors shall, from time to time, deem relevant and of interest to the membership.
  2. To publish a Journal, to be distributed to all members, that will keep members informed of all actions taken by the Board of Directors; of news of family members; articles about Haskells, Haskell locales, general genealogical and historical interest; and Reunions and other activities of the Chapter as well as other matters of importance to the membership.
  3. To sponsor reunions for the chapter members on a chapter wide basis from time to time as the Board of Directors may determine. And to encourage smaller family branch reunions as well as regional and local reunions.
  4. To encourage and instruct members in genealogical research through careful documentation and maintenance of quality genealogical standards.
  5. To conduct its activities on a non-profit basis in any state, county, province or country world-wide and within the laws of such state, county, province or country.

An application for membership [PDF format] is available.