Moses Haskew lived in South Carolina. He had land adjoining John Haskew in Marlboro County. They lived near the Pee Dee River where Three Forks Creek enters the Pee Dee. Zacheus Haskew had land in the same area. Moses once signed his name Hasskew. As a lot of spelling was done phonetically in those days, there appears a lot of variations of Haskew spellings.
 
     Moses eventually moved westward to Dallas Co., Alabama. Part of his family appears to have moved to Texas, while the remainder lived nearby. He left a will and his daughter left a will. See link below.
 
      His children started the spelling of Heskew instead of Haskew. Their line is in Texas. Two other Haskew lines entered Texas a bit later and it is likely they knew each other.

      Notice that the Hesskews, Peter Haskew, and Joseph Haskew lines all had marriages to the Jeter line.

Will of 1840- I, Moses Haskew, Sen_of the county of Dallas and State of ALabama,

now and of sound mind and (d)isposing mind but being mindful of my mortality do this in the years of our Lord One Thousand and eight Hundred & Forty, make and publish this is my last Will and Testament in the following manner that is to say first, I appoint my two Sons, William Haskew and Robert Haskew my executors to this my Will and Testament, and Second at my death I desire to be decently buried in a Christian like manner and Thirdly I desire that all my last debts and general expenses be paid, and Fourthly I give all my property both Real and Personal that I die, Leaved(left) of to my Wife Polly Haskiew and my three daughters,(Viz) Susan Haskew, Sarah Haskew, and Eliza Haskew, and it is my wish that the property both Real and Personal be kept together by my executors as the Common Joint Property of my wife Polly Hasskiew & my three daughters Susan, Sarah, and Eliza, in equal shares in common and at the death of my wife and it should be desired by my daughters above named and  (ex)esfiedient(sp) for them to divide the property equally between my three daughters, Susan, Sarah, & Eliza for(?)their use and benefit in  Testimony Where of I have hence n to Set my(hand) strand(Trand or Prand) and affix my Seal this 6th day of August AD 1840. Moses Haskew(Seal)

   Court of Ordinary 1791-1821 Marlboro S.C. page 118.-April 16 1808.  Elizabeth Pouncy returned a citation duly published for admn. on the estate of Anthony Pouncy decd; entered into bond with Francis Britton and William Henry Pearson, sec. for $3,000; dedimus issued to George Hodges esq. to qualify Wm. H.Pearson, F.Britton, James Pouncey, Moses Hasque and Zacchariah Hasque, as appraisers. (see dau will -notes)

   Living near John Haskew sr. in 1820 was Moses J. Haskew.