!BIRTH: Middleborough, Massachusetts Vital Records, v. 1, page 3, John Haskall ye son of John Haskall was borne ye eleaventh of June 1670
!MARRIAGES: Middleborough, Massachusetts Vital Records, v. 1, page 1, March 2 : 1699 John Hascall Junir was maried to Mary Squire of Cambridg the second marc one thousand six hundred ninty and nine American Marriage Records Before 1699, p.103, HASCALL, John, Jr., and Mary Squire, 2 March 1699, Cambridge, Mass.
!LAND RECORDS GRANTEE 28 Sep 1721: Killingly Town Hall, 172 Main, Danielson CT - 4/20/98 Volume II, page 10, Thy deed of exchange made the twenty and eighth day of September anno domini one thousand seven hundred twenty and one between Samuel Cutler of Woodstock in the county of Suffolk in new england husbandman of the one part and John Haskeall of Midleburrough in the County of Plymouth in new england aforesaid husbandmand of the other part . . . tract of upland and meadowland containing five hundred acres lying near the north part of sd Killingley which he had of the town of Killingley being in the Colony of Connecticut and County of Newlondon in new England . . .
!LAND RECORDS GRANTEE 29 Sep 1721: Killingly Town Hall, 172 Main, Danielson CT - 4/20/98 Volume II, page 11, John King of Tanton in the County of Bristoll in new england yeoman . . . to John Haskeall and his heirs . . . five hundred acres . . . north part of Killingley which formerly did belong to SAmuel Cutler . . . sum of one hundred and sixty two pounds
!LAND RECORDS GRANTOR 4 Oct 1725: Killingly Town Hall, 172 Main, Danielson CT - 4/20/98 Volume II, page , John Haskell of Killingley in the county of Newlondon in the colony of Connecticut in NewEngland yeoman . . . sum of thirty six pounds ten shillings and three pence currant money of New England . . . paid by Sargent Thomas Whitemore of Killingley in the same county afresd Carpenter and John Church of Providence in the Colony of Roud Island and Providence plantation Weaver the receipt where of to my full content . . . estimation sixty acres and sixty rods . . . . . . Sale here of unto the P. Thomas Whitemore and John Church and their heirs and assigns against all the legall Claimes and demands of any person . . . John Haskaell SEAL Killingley October 4th day 1726, The subscriber hereunto John Hascall personally appeared and acknowledged this above written and to be his free act and deed before me Joseph Leavens Justice of the Peace |