Tree: Descendants of William Hascall of Fontmell Magna (1490-1542): Our Family History

Tree Name	Descendants of William Hascall of Fontmell Magna (1490-1542)
Description	This genealogical database, created and maintained by the Haskell Family Association, is based on research and materials gathered by many individuals over the past century. William Haskell served as Churchwarden at the Church of St. Stephen in Charlton Musgrove, England, from 1627 to 1628. He married Elinor Foule in 1611, and they had seven children who were baptized in Charlton Musgrove, Somerset, England. Their three sons, Roger (bp. March 6, 1613/14), William (bp. November 8, 1618), and Mark (bp. April 8, 1621), immigrated to Massachusetts in the New World. Most Haskells in the U.S. are descendants of one of these three brothers. One of the first books to research the descendants of the three immigrant brothers is Chronicles of the Haskell Family (1943) by Ira J. Haskell (1883-1966). Win Haskell (1923-2015) and his wife, Trudy, researched the Haskell family’s English origins, following Haskell ancestors back to William Hascall of Fontmell Magna (1490-1542), which is where this database begins. Win and Trudy Haskell edited Haskell Family Anthologies (Vol. I and II), and Peter Haskell (1928-2022) published The Haskell Family in the Armed Forces, Vols. I and II. Marion Anderson (1928-2005), the longtime historian and genealogist for the Haskell Family Association, collected and organized a vast array of genealogical research on the Haskell family. Her successor, David A. Haskell (1928-2022), digitized much of this genealogical material. For the past fifteen years, the current HFA historian and genealogist, Richard K. Hascall, has continued to expand this database, nearly quadrupling its size to over 350,000 names.
Individuals	381,967
Families	160,301
Sources	83,620
Owner	Haskell Family Association
Email	haskellfamilyassociation@gmail.com

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