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     Isaac Walker was probably born about December 1667 or January 1667/68 in Plymouth, New Plymouth Colony.² He married Desire Shelley on 8 July 1692 in Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., New Jersey.²
     He and his wife Desire lived in Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., New Jersey, after their marriage.² They moved to Little Compton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts, by 1702², then to Swansea, Bristol Co., Massachusetts, by 1705.² They returned to Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., New Jersey, by 1713.²
     On 17 March 1693 he bought two tracts of land in Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., New Jersey, from John Tailler.² He and his wife Desire sold three tracts of land in Woodbridge, containing a total of 130 acres, to Henry Alward on 30 October 1701.² On 9 April 1702 he sold half of a lot in Middleboro, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts, that had belonged to his father Francis, to Jacob Thompson.² On 13 March 1704/5 he sold half of a 100-acre tract in Middleboro to Benjamin Soule.² He sold additional land in Plymouth Co. to Benjamin Soule, a half share that he had inherited from his father Francis, on 28 May 1705.² On 31 May 1705 he sold total of 100 acres in Middleboro to Nathaniel Bunn.² He and Desire sold 60 acres in Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., New Jersey, to John Ayers, acknowledged on 8 November 1713 but not recorded until 31 May 1722.²
     He and Desire had the following known children: Elias (b 3 April 1693), Isaac (b abt 1695), possibly Desire (b abt 1706, d 22 December 1779).³

     Desire Shelley was born about 1670.¹ She married Isaac Walker, son of Francis Walker and Elizabeth Soule, on 8 July 1692 in Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., New Jersey.¹
     She and her husband Isaac lived in Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., New Jersey, after their marriage.¹ They moved to Little Compton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts, by 1702¹, then to Swansea, Bristol Co., Massachusetts, by 1705.¹ They returned to Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., New Jersey, by 1713.¹ They sold three tracts of land in Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., New Jersey, containing a total of 130 acres, to Henry Alward on 30 October 1701.¹ They sold 60 acres in Woodbridge, Middlesex Co., New Jersey, to John Ayers, acknowledged on 8 November 1713 but not recorded until 31 May 1722.¹
     She and Isaac had the following known children: Elias (b 3 April 1693), Isaac (b abt 1695), possibly Desire (b abt 1706, d 22 December 1779).²

     John Haskell was born about 1640 in Salem, Massachusetts.¹ He married Patience Soule, daughter of George Soule and Mary Buckett, in January 1666 in Middleboro, New Plymouth Colony.¹ He died on 15 May 1706 in Middleboro, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts.¹
     On 26 January 1668/69 he and his wife Patience received land from Patience's father George Soule.² On 21 November 1679 he and his brother-in-law Francis Walker were among the original buyers of Lot 32 in the Sixteen Shillings Purchase in Middleboro, New Plymouth Colony.¹ On 6 February 1699/0 he and his son John sold land, formerly belonging to George Soule, to Jacob Tomson.¹
     He became a freeman in 1688.¹

     John Haskell was born on 11 June 1670 in Middleboro, New Plymouth Colony.² He married Mary Squire, daughter of John Squire and Sarah Francis, on 2 March 1699/0 in Middleboro, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts.² He died on 17 February 1728 in Killingly, Windham Co., Connecticut, at age 57.²
     On 6 February 1699/0 he and his father John sold land, formerly belonging to George Soule, to Jacob Tomson.¹ He and his wife Mary lived in Middleboro, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts, after their marriage.² On 8 September 1711 he and his wife Mary sold land in Middleboro, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts, that had been his father's, to Thomas Drinkwater.² He sold land to John Bates on 30 March 1717², and land in Middleboro, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts, that had belonged to his father John and uncle Francis Walker, to Jonathan Bryant on 4 October 1718.²
     He and Mary moved to Killingly, New London Co. (now Windham Co.), Connecticut, about 1725/26², where he acknowledged a deed on 12 March 1725/26.² His wife Mary was dismissed from the First Church in Middleboro to the church in Killingly, Windham Co., Connecticut, in 1727.²
     He and Mary had the following known children: Sarah (b 22 March 1700/01, d 5 June 1704), Mary (b 11 January 1701/02, d abt 1732), John (b 20 February 1703/04, d November 1737), Squire (b 1 June 1706, d 8 June 1774), Sarah (b 21 March 1708, d 10 March 1710), Jonathan (b 25 June 1710), Joseph (b 15 July 1712, d 21 October 1777), Patience (b 4 October 1714, d aft 1790), Samuel (b 3 October 1717), Susanna (b 20 June 1720), William (b 20 August 1722, d bef 1792), Abigail (b 25 February 1725/26, d 6 May 1811).³

     Elizabeth Haskell was born on 2 July 1672 in Middleboro, New Plymouth Colony.² She married first Thomas Drinkwater about 1699.² She married second John Dudley on 2 May 1717 in Dighton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.²
     On 10 September 1711 she and her huisband Thomas quitclaimed to her brother John Hascall her rights to their father's estate.²
     She and her first husband Thomas had the following known children: Walter/Warren (b 8 August 1700), William (b abt 1701, d 1757), George (b abt 1702, d 21 December 1737), John (b abt 1706, d aft 1772), Elizabeth (b abt 1708), Joseph (b 10 November 1709, d 18 April 1734), Samuel (b abt 1711, d abt 1789), Patience (b abt 1713, d aft 27 October 1768).³

     William Haskell was born on 11 June 1674 in Middleboro, New Plymouth Colony.¹ He died sometime after 27 May 1740, when he sold land.¹

     Patience Haskell was born on 1 February 1679 in Middleboro, New Plymouth Colony.¹ She died on 14 February 1705/6 in Middleboro, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts, at age 27.¹

     Bethiah Haskell was born on 15 January 1681 in Middleboro, New Plymouth Colony.² She married first Richard Westcott on 10 May 1715 in Dighton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.² She married second Thomas Childs on 29 August 1727 in Rochester, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts.² She died after March 1738/39.²
     She had an illegitimate son with William Sherman, recorded in the records as William Sherman son of Bethiah Haskell (b 5 April 1710).² She and her first husband Richard had one known child, Thomas (b 26 November 1717).²

     Mary Haskell was born on 4 July 1684 in Middleboro, New Plymouth Colony.¹

     Josiah Haskell was born on 16 June 1686 in Middleboro, Plymouth Co., New Plymouth Colony.² He married first Sarah Canady, daughter of Alexander Cannady and Elizabeth (?), on 26 March 1718 in Middleboro, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts.² He married second Sarah Brayley, daughter of Roger Brayley and Alice (?), on 27 March 1729 in Middleboro, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts.² He died after 1745 probably in Freetown, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.²
     On 12 January 1723 he and his first wife Sarah Canady, along with several of Sarah's siblings, relinquished their rights in Sarah's father Alexander Kenedy's estate to Sarah's brother William.² On 13 January 1723/24 he sold 20 acres of land in Middleboro, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts, to Eleazer Pratt.²
     He and Sarah Canady had the following known children: Benjamin (b 8 March 1718/19, d 13 September 1778), Betty/Elizabeth (b 22 June 1720), Noah (b November 1721), Patience (b 25 August 1724), Hannah (b 6 June 1726).³
     He and his second wife Sarah Brayley had the following known children: Josiah (b 17 January 1730/31, d aft 11 February 1805), Sarah (b abt 1735), Zuriel (b abt 1741, d 22 March 1801), Barzillai (b abt 1745, d 31 August 1777).⁴

     Susannah Haskell was born on 15 January 1690/91 in Middleboro, Plymouth Co., New Plymouth Colony.² She married Thomas Paine, son of Ralph Paine and Dorothy (?), on 21 February 1711/12 in Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.² She died in Freetown, Bristol Co., Massachusetts, between 11 October 1723, when her last child was born, and 19 August 1731, when her husband Thomas remarried.²
     She and Thomas had the following known children, all born in Freetown, Bristol Co., Massachusetts: Marcy/Mary (b 22 September 1712), Elizabeth/Betty (b 15 June 1714, d 1794), Ralph (b 25 November 1716, d 29 July 1791), Thomas (b 22 May 1719, d young), Patience (b 4 May 1720, d aft 4 March 1794), Job (b 11 October 1723, d bet 29 December 1800 and 3 February 1801).³

     Mary Squire was born on 18 October 1681 in Cambridge, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts.¹ She married John Haskell, son of John Haskell and Patience Soule, on 2 March 1699/0 in Middleboro, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts.¹
     She and her husband John lived in Middleboro, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts, after their marriage.¹ On 8 September 1711 she and her husband John Haskell sold land in Middleboro, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts, that had been his father's, to Thomas Drinkwater.¹ They moved to Killingly, New London Co. (now Windham Co.), Connecticut, about 1725/26.¹ She was dismissed from the First Church in Middleboro to the church in Killingly, Windham Co., Connecticut, in 1727.¹
     She and John had the following known children: Sarah (b 22 March 1700/01, d 5 June 1704), Mary (b 11 January 1701/02, d abt 1732), John (b 20 February 1703/04, d November 1737), Squire (b 1 June 1706, d 8 June 1774), Sarah (b 21 March 1708, d 10 March 1710), Jonathan (b 25 June 1710), Joseph (b 15 July 1712, d 21 October 1777), Patience (b 4 October 1714, d aft 1790), Samuel (b 3 October 1717), Susanna (b 20 June 1720), William (b 20 August 1722, d bef 1792), Abigail (b 25 February 1725/26, d 6 May 1811).²

     Thomas Drinkwater married Elizabeth Haskell, daughter of John Haskell and Patience Soule, about 1699.¹ He died before 25 June 1715, when his widow Elizabeth was appointed administrator of his estate.¹
     On 10 September 1711 he and his wife Elizabeth quitclaimed to Elizabeth's brother John Hascall her rights to their father's estate.¹
     He and Elizabeth had the following known children: Walter/Warren (b 8 August 1700), William (b abt 1701, d 1757), George (b abt 1702, d 21 December 1737), John (b abt 1706, d aft 1772), Elizabeth (b abt 1708), Joseph (b 10 November 1709, d 18 April 1734), Samuel (b abt 1711, d abt 1789), Patience (b abt 1713, d aft 27 October 1768).²

     John Dudley was born about 1675.¹ He married Elizabeth Haskell, daughter of John Haskell and Patience Soule, on 2 May 1717 in Dighton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.¹

     Richard Westcott was born about 1675 in Middleboro, New Plymouth Colony.¹ He married Bethiah Haskell, daughter of John Haskell and Patience Soule, on 10 May 1715 in Dighton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.¹
     He and Bethiah had one known child, Thomas (b 26 November 1717).¹

     Thomas Childs was born about 1670.¹ He married Bethiah Haskell, daughter of John Haskell and Patience Soule, on 29 August 1727 in Rochester, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts.¹ He died before March 1738/39.¹

     Sarah Canady was born on 11 November 1693 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts.¹ She married Josiah Haskell, son of John Haskell and Patience Soule, on 26 March 1718 in Middleboro, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts.¹
     On 12 January 1723 she and her huisband Josiah, along with several of her siblings, relinquished their rights in her father Alexander Kenedy's estate to her brother William.¹
     She and Josiah had the following known children: Benjamin (b 8 March 1718/19, d 13 September 1778), Betty/Elizabeth (b 22 June 1720), Noah (b November 1721), Patience (b 25 August 1724), Hannah (b 6 June 1726).²

     Sarah Brayley was born on 25 March 1707 in Portsmouth, Rhode Island Co. (now Newport Co.), Rhode Island.¹ She married Josiah Haskell, son of John Haskell and Patience Soule, on 27 March 1729 in Middleboro, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts.¹
     She and Josiah had the following known children: Josiah (b 17 January 1730/31, d aft 11 February 1805), Sarah (b abt 1735), Zuriel (b abt 1741, d 22 March 1801), Barzillai (b abt 1745, d 31 August 1777).²

     Thomas Paine was born about 1682.¹ He married first Susannah Haskell, daughter of John Haskell and Patience Soule, on 21 February 1711/12 in Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.¹ He married second Annable Canady on 19 August 1731 in Freetown, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.¹ He died in Freetown, Bristol Co., Massachusetts, between 27 October 1752, when he made his will, and 6 November 1759, when it was proved.¹
     He and his first wife Susannah had the following known children, all born in Freetown, Bristol Co., Massachusetts: Marcy/Mary (b 22 September 1712), Elizabeth/Betty (b 15 June 1714, d 1794), Ralph (b 25 November 1716, d 29 July 1791), Thomas (b 22 May 1719, d young), Patience (b 4 May 1720, d aft 4 March 1794), Job (b 11 October 1723, d bet 29 December 1800 and 3 February 1801).² He and Annable had the following known children: Charles, Peter, Thankful.¹