spelling variations: Aslam, Aslen, Aslum, Haslem, Haslum, Heslam, Hesleham
Two explanations have been observed, one of English origins the other of Sephardic origins. I am looking for word root data for a possible Sephardic history. Please contact me if you have information.
1-One who came from Haslam (hazel land), in Lancashire: or from Hasland (hazel grove), in Derbyshire.
From the Old English word hoeslum (dative plural of Hoesel) which means hazel. (Smith,p.216)
2-This explanation comes from a conversation my father had with a fellow from Spain. Haslam is evedently common in a Jewish region of the country there and is known to be 'Sephardic.' It may not have originated in England but was carried there with migrating families.


| dates | locations | earliest ancestor | researcher |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1791-1890 | Chorley, Horwich, Bolton & Bradshaw of Lancashire, England | Samuel Haslam | Keith Elcoat |
| dates | locations | earliest ancestor | researcher |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1791-1890 | Chorley, Horwich, Bolton & Bradshaw of Lancashire, England | Samuel Haslam | Keith Elcoat |
| 1807-1949 | Newchurch Rossendale Lancashire | Jonathan Haslam | Jean Imeson |
| 1811 to present | UK>Baltimore,MD,US>Boston,MA>Santa Maria,CA | William A. Haslam | Simone Haslam |
| abt. 1880+ | Farnworth, Lancashire, UK | Betsey Ellen Haslem (m. Albert Barlow Hayes) | Lisa Carruthers |
| abt. 1880-1899 | Ohio, US | Jennie Haslam (m. Charles Dudson Wells) | Debera Fulstone Spear |
| late 1800's to 1900's | Dronfield Woodhouse, Derbyshire, UK | Richard Haslam Greaves | Richard Towers |
| late 1800's | Ireland to England | Helen Haslam (m. Pietro Stoppani in London) moved to England after the remainder of her family died in some sort of epidemic or famine. | Peter Redvers |
| dates | locations | earliest ancestor | researcher |
|---|---|---|---|
| late 1800's to 1900's | Dronfield Woodhouse, Derbyshire, UK | Richard Haslam Greaves | Richard Towers |

| dates | locations | earliest ancestor | researcher |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1791-1890 | Chorley, Horwich, Bolton & Bradshaw of Lancashire, England | Samuel Haslam | Keith Elcoat |
| 1807-1949 | Newchurch Rossendale>Longholm>Haworth, Lncsh>Shipley West Yorks | Jonathan Haslam>Selina Summerson | Jean Imeson |
| 1811 | England or Ireland (ship Phoebe & Joseph, 1811) | William A. & Margaret (Stuart) Haslam | Simone Haslam |
| abt. 1880+ | Farnworth, Lancashire, UK | Betsey Ellen Haslem (m. Albert Barlow Hayes) | Lisa Carruthers |
| late 1800's to 1900's | Dronfield Woodhouse, Derbyshire, UK | Richard Haslam Greaves | Debera Fulstone Spear |
| late 1800's | Ireland to England | Helen Haslam (m. Pietro Stoppani in London) moved to England after the remainder of her family died in some sort of epidemic or famine. | Peter Redvers |
| dates | locations | earliest ancestor | researcher |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1811 to present | UK>Baltimore,MD,US>Boston,MA>Santa Maria,CA | William A. & Margaret (Stuart) Haslam | Simone Haslam |
| abt. 1880-1899 | Ohio, US | Jennie Haslam (m. Charles Dudson Wells) | Debera Fulstone Spear |
| 1913 to present | Haworth, Lancashire, England>Utah, US | Mary Hannah (Haslam) Dransfield | Jean Imeson |
