Founded 1911 · Reestablished 1984

About the Association

The Haskell Family Association exists to record, preserve and share the history of the Haskell family — through the Haskell Journal, the family reunions, the genealogical database and the DNA project.

Purpose

Vincit Veritas

The first Haskell Family Association was formed in 1911 in Rochester, Massachusetts, and disbanded in 1925. In 1984 Win Haskell and Ola Mae set about reestablishing both the association and its journal, and the work has continued without interruption since.

Today the association publishes the Haskell Journal three times a year, holds a family reunion roughly every second year, maintains a genealogical database of more than 230,000 names, administers a FamilyTree DNA project, and publishes books on the descent of the family.

Membership is open to all Haskell family members worldwide and to anyone with an interest in Haskell family history — whether the name reaches you as Haskell, Hascall or Haskill.

General correspondence may be addressed to haskellfamilyassociation@gmail.com. Corrections and additions to the family tree should go to the historian and genealogist, Richard K. Hascall.

Officers

Officers of the Association

Board

The HFA Board