Established 1911 · Reestablished 1984

The Haskell
Family Association


Three brothers — Roger, William and Mark, sons of William Haskell and Elinor Foule of Charlton Musgrove, Somerset — sailed for Massachusetts in the 1630s. Most Haskells in North America descend from one of them. This association keeps their record: a journal three times a year, reunions on both sides of the Atlantic, and a genealogical database of more than 230,000 names.

The Haskell family crest: an oak tree above a chequered shield with the motto Vincit Veritas

Vincit Veritas

Cover of the Haskell Journal

The Haskell Journal

Published three times a year since 1984

The official newsletter of the Haskell Family Association, delivered to members by email and available in print for United States members. The full archive stretches back to 1984 and includes the original issues of 1898.

The Church of St. Stephen, Charlton Musgrove, Somerset, England

Genealogy

A record of more than 230,000 names

Trace the family from Charlton Musgrove, Somerset, to Salem and Beverly, Massachusetts. The association maintains a genealogical database, DNA project, and Mayflower descendant research.

The William Haskell House in West Gloucester, Massachusetts

About

Officers, board, and bylaws

The Haskell Family Association is governed by a board of directors and supported by officers and volunteers across the country. Learn about the association's leadership, history, and how to get in touch.