Marriage and Family
Haskell married Lucie Pomeroy, daughter of a prominent Ottawa family, on October 11, 1881. After they had three children together, she died in March 1888. Their children were Norman, who became a Muskogee lawyer; Murray, a bank cashier; and Lucie.
Haskell remarried in 1889, to Lillian Gallup. They also had three children together: Frances, Joe and Jane.
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