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International Haskell Family Society Links |
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International Haskell Family Society Links |
The following websites contain interesting articles and information for cousins exploring their ancestry.
This website is stacked with American historical documents and stories. The detail is built around the family names of the early settlers. www.kinnexions.com has always been a supporter of the IHFS. Please give this site a look, you won't be disappointed.
A supporter of our reunion the Dorset Family History Society offers family research facilities at
their base in Poole. For further details contact the Secretary, Debbie Winter.
The Verwood Historical Society is dedicated to preserving the essence of Verwood, Dorset. This includes just about everything, from its distant past through to present day. Families, Industry, Schools, Transport plus many other subjects are covered. Again the Verwood Historical Society are a great supporter of the IHFS. Please take a look at this site.
http://xenia.media.mit.edu/~kristin/fambly/Haskell/HaskellName.html
Website of the family history of Kristin C Hall. Includes a section on the Haskell Family Line (4 generations - before 1550-1714). Shows how it should be done. Please take a look.
Website of the Haskell Family Association. The HFA are holding a reunion in Charleston, South Carolina which is planned for April 21/22, 2006. Beautiful place to visit and friendly cousins.
Website of Fontmell Magna Village Archive Society. This website has interesting articles and information about the history of Fontmell Magna Village.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~careyhaskell/links.html
Lively and comprehensive website of Carey Haskell
http://www.dorsetmigration.org.uk
The West Dorset Research Centre.
The volunteers at the West Dorset Research Centre are collecting details of anyone in the past who migrated from Dorset. Forms for these details can be filled in online, or a form can be downloaded to send to them by post. This site also offers some interesting publications.
You might also find it interesting to look at the database of US Haskell ancestors, submitted by David Haskell. Click on the “Family Trees” tab, then type Haskell into “Find a database by surname”. David’s database will come up at the top of the page.
http://www.patswebgraphics.com
Website with some nice graphics. Thanks for the use of the Christmas Greeting.
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