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- Foster Haskell came at an early date from one of the Eastern States and settled in Mentor on a farm now (abt 1878) owned by his heirs where he lived until his death May 21, 1873. His wife died 18 Mar 1875. Six children, 5 living in 1878: Riley, Mrs. Alvin Daniels, Emily, Albert. All live in Mentor, William in Concord, George deceased. Wife of Mr. Haskell was Polly, eldest of 8 children of Scribner Huntoon who was an early settler in Concord, coming from New York.
Reference
History of Geauga and Lake County Ohio
Page 250
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Foster was about 14 when he came with parents to Lake County. After assisting in the pioneer labor of clearing a homestead he worked at the carpenter's trade for a few years, after which he bought land in Mentor, just south of the present site of the Disciples church. Hopeful, courageous and persevering, he succeeded in improving a homestead, and until his death at the age of 73 years, was engaged in farming and carpentering. Prior to locating in Mentor, he lived for a while in Concord, and during the Mormon excitement was working for Grandison Newell, who ran an iron foundry.
Reference
History of the Western Reserve, Volume III
By, Harriet Taylor Upton
The Lewis Publishing Company, 1910
Page 1673
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Marriage: EARLY MARRIAGES IN GEAUGA COUNTY, indexed by Margaret O. Ford, Burton, Ohio, FHLC #877766, item 1, p. 208.
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Death: MENTOR CEMETERY LAKE COUNTY, OHIO, Inscriptions copied 1928 by New Connecticut Chapter DAR Year 1958-1959, Painesville, OH, p.24.
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Will: Lake county, Ohio, Probate Journal F, pp. 575, 577. FHLC #0874891.
Lake county, Ohio, Final Probate Records, Volume F, FHLC #0974896. 155-162.
30 Sep 1873, Polly Haskell, widow, declined to be administrator of estate, Request was made to appoint another administrator. Polly Haskell, William Haskell, Reiley Haskell, Cornelia Daniels, Emily Haskell were listed as being notified of when inventory and appraisals were to be made. (There is no will as part of this packet.)
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