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| 3751 | Tax-Payers and Voters of Kane Co. Illinois Bassett, A. J., agent Chicago & Northwestern Railroad; P. O Geneva, born in Tompkins County, New York in 1840; came West and settled in Kane Co. in 1842; has been in the employ of the C&NWRR since 1863; has been clerk in freight and Auditor's office at Chicago; was appointed Agent at Gene 1872; married Miss Delia Flanders, of Illinois, in 1862; one child, Walter T., born in 1876; his father was George Bassett, of New York; came to Kane Co. in 1842; was in the employ of the C&NWRR 22 years as Superintendent of Buildings; died in 1875; mother Harriet Humes, of New York; died in 1871. | Bassett, Andrew Jackson (I11298)
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| 3752 | TGR, Thursday, December 17, 1992 Bassett-Harriet Denkenberger Harriet Denkenberger, 80, of Alba, passed away in the Troy Community Hospital December 9, 1992. Mrs. Denkenberger was born June 2, 1912 at Grover, Bradford County, PA, a daughter of Jay and Georgianna Carl Bassett. During the 1950s she was employed as a machine operator at the former Wheldon Shirt Factory in Canton. She was a member of the Alba First Christian Church. Survivors include her husband of 52 years, Richard Denkenberger; son, Charles R. Bassett of Raleigh, NC; granddaughter, Mrs. Regina Troublefield of Apex, NC; sister, Mabel Marbaker of Canton; nieces, nephews and cousins. Private funeral services were held December 12 at the Morse and Kleese Funeral Home in Canton with the Rev. Jasper Smith officiating and interment to be in the Grover Cemetery, Canton Township. Memorial contributions may be directed to the Canton Ambulance Association, the Canton Ambulance Nursing Service or the Troy Community Hospital building fund in Mrs. Denkenberger's memory. | Bassett, Harriet (I18332)
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| 3753 | The Albany Times Union, 27 Dec 2004 Sara Ludwig Bassett LOUDONVILLE - Sara Ludwig Bassett, age 58, passed away December 1, 2004 after a year-long battle against cancer. Sara had recently moved to Ga. to spend time with her son, Ian, daughter-in-law, Robin, and two grandchildren, Michaela and Caden. Prior to the move, she has resided in Loudonville for the last 15 years with her husband John, who also succumbed to cancer earlier this year. Sara was always strong at heart and strong-willed. She had previously worked as a nurse at AMC and more recently had been devoting time and energy to the Saratoga Mentoring Program, offering encouragement and support to budding young artists. In addition to being survived by her family in Ga., she is also survived by her brother, Rick Ludwig and his wife Patrice of Traverse City, Mich. A memorial will be held at her son's house in Peachtree City, Ga., on January 29, 2005 at 3 o'clock. (770) 632-6256. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Saratoga Mentoring Program are greatly appreciated: 368 Broadway, Suite 16, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866. | Ludwig, Sara (I24571)
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| 3754 | The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona, 6 Apr 2003 John W. Bassett John W. Bassett, Jr., 88, of Sun City, Arizona, passed away April 1, 2003. Mr. Bassett was a veteran of WWII. Visitation will be held Monday, April 7, 2003, noon till 1:00 PM. Sunland Mortuary, 15828 Del Webb Blvd., Sun City, AZ. Services will be held Monday, April 7, 2003 at 1:00 PM. Sunland Mortuary. | Bassett, John W. Jr. (I20015)
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| 3755 | The Ark Newspaper, June 2007 (picture included) Bernice Hamilton Bassett Bernice "B.B." Hamilton Bassett died June 5, 2007, at Marin General Hospital of a stroke. She was 86. Born in Flint, Michigan, Mrs. Bassett grew up in Indiana. Her family owned Hamilton Manufacturing Company. She met her husband Kirk through mutual friends during World War II when he was going through special training at Purdue University. They fell in love at first sight, he said, and were married in 1949. They moved to Belvedere in 1960. She was a homemaker and business partner with her husband in Bi Hound boutique on Main Street (now occupied by Waters Edge Inn) until they retired in the 1990s. (The other owner was Bennett Wren.) The Bassett played golf together and were members of the Tiburon Recreation Center (now Tiburon Peninsula Club). Mrs. Bassett is survived by her husband of 58 years, Kirk Bassett of Belvedere; three sons, Quentin H. Bassett of Manteca, and Brice H. and Mark O. Bassett, both of Eugene, Oregon; eight grandchildren; and two great- grandchildren. Services have been held. Donations in her memory may be made to a charity of one's choice. | Hamilton, Bernice (I27684)
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| 3756 | The Athens Banner-Herald, 3 Jan 2006 James Bassett Danielsville - James "Jimmy" Frances Bassett, age 60, died Saturday, December 31, 2005. He was the son of the late James and Ruby Hunsinger Bassett. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, January 3, 2006 at 11:00 a.m. at Brown Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Danny Cheek officiating the service. Burial will follow in the Bluestone Baptist Church Cemetery. Surviving relatives include daughters, Rita Guest of Bowman, Amanda Ramos of Athens; sons, Howard Bassett of Danielsville, Jimmy Lee Bassett of Danielsville; stepsons, Chris and Jonathan Mitchell; brother, Woody Bassett of Bowman; sisters, Patsy Hayes and Mary Bassett both of Danielsville, Bobbie Callaway of Washington. The family will receive friends at the funeral home on Monday, January 02, 2006 from 7-9 p.m. Brown Funeral Home, Danielsville, has complete arrangements. | Bassett, James Francis (I27917)
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| 3757 | The Barnstable Patriot, Obituaries Winthrop N. "Bo" Bassett, 80 March 15, 2002 Cummaquid - Winthrop Nelson "Bo" Bassett, 80, a resident of Cummaquid, died March 3, 2002, at Cape Code Hospital in Hyannis after a brief illness. He was the husband of Carolina Rose Bassett for 55 year Born and educated in Brewster, Mr. Bassett attended Rutgers University. He served for four years in the Army Air Corps in Colorado. He was supervisor of overhead distribution for the former New Bedford Gas & Edison Light Co., Cape & Vineyard Division. Mr. Bassett was a life member of the NRA and enjoyed hunting, fishing and shellfishing. An avid gardener, he was well-known locally for his vegetables. He was a direct descendant of William and Elizabeth Bassett, who sailed to Plymouth on Nov. 9, 1621, on the ship Fortune, arriving just a few weeks after the first Thanksgiving. Surviving besides his wife are two sons, Cliff Bassett of South Yarmouth and Kim Bassett of Cummaquid; two daughters, Debra Sprague and Linda Harrington, both of West Yarmouth; a brother, Harry "Bud" Bassett of Ellsworth, Maine, and Florida; three sisters, Evelyn Herald and Marge Lee, both of South Yarmouth; and Gene Boswell of Norfolk, Va.; nine grandchildren; and five great-children. A graveside service was held in Evergreen Cemetery in Harwic Memorial donations may be made to Gateway Christian Center, 893 Osterville West Barnstable Road, Marstons Mills, MA 02648. | Bassett, Winthrop Nelson Jr. (I18437)
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| 3758 | The Beaumont Enterprise, Texas, 25 Apr 2005 Helen Marie Bassett Turner Helen Marie Bassett, 92, born September 6, 1912 in Galveston, Texas, passed away on Sunday, April 24, 2005 in Beaumont, Texas. Helen graduated from South Park High School in 1931, and also was a long time member of Trinity United Methodist Church. She is survived by her 3 daughters, Gloria Brown and husband Gordon of Orange, TX, Joan Allred of Galveston, TX and Mary Kelly of Crystal Beach, TX; son, Rob Turner and wife Shelley of Beaumont, TX; sister, Doris Barrington of Gilmer, TX; 13 grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren; 4 great-great-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. Visitation will be held on Monday, April 25, 2005 from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm at Forest Lawn Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, April 26, 2005 at 1:00 pm at Forest Lawn Funeral home Chapel. Interment will follow at Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Pallbearers will be Keith Brown, Kenneth Brown, Glen Brown, Ron Allred, Carl Kelly, Shannon Turner, Bryan Turner, Dustin Turner. 4955 Pine St. Beaumont, Texas (409) 892-5912. | Bassett, Helen Marie (I25139)
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| 3759 | THE BOOK OF DETROITERS A Biographical Dictionary of Leading Living Men of the City of Detroit Edited by Albert Nelson Marquis (Chicago) A.N. Marquis & Company 1908 BASSETT, Arthur, loan agent; born, Lenawee Co., Mich. Jan. 17, 1851; son of Nehemiah and Mary (Foster) Bassett; educated in district schools and Ea Saginaw High School; married at Detroit, November, 1883, Elizabeth C. Fancher. Began active career as clerk in drug store, East Saginaw, at fifteen years of age; was connected with wholesale drug house, later in banking institution three years, and was in drug business for himself nineteen years; has been special loan agent Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. at Detroit since 1895. Republican. Baptist. member K.O.T.M. Office: 809 Union Trust Bldg. Residence: 105 Hancock Ave., E. 1930 Federal Census of Royal Oak, Oakland County, Michigan (15 Apr 193 Arthur Bassett 36 M MI MI MI Head Realtor Real Estate Jessie 36 F OH MI MI Wife Elizabeth M. 11 F MI MI MI Daughter Margaret J. 10 F MI MI MI Daughter Nancy E. 7 F MI MI MI Daughter Arthur F. 6 M MI MI MI Son Ruth A. 1 11/12 F MI MI MI Daughter Myrtle Lenox 25 F MI MI MI Servant Servant Private Family (Living at 1417 Vinsette Blvd.) (Married at 24 & 23) Both Arthur and Elizabeth were still living in 1940. History of Wayne County, City of Detroit, Michigan (193 Arthur F. Bassett Arthur F. Bassett, president of the firm Bassett & Smith, Inc., realtors, is one of Detroit's well known business men and through his individual activities has contributed to the advancement and development of his city and county. He was born in Detroit on the 9th of June, 1893, and is a son of Arthur and Elizabeth C. (Fancher) Bassett. The family is one of America's oldest, having been established in this country in 1621 by William Bassett, who came from England and settled at Plymouth, Massachusetts. Thus Arthur F. Bassett is of the ninth generation of the family in this country. His great-great-grandfather, Nehemiah Bassett, was killed in the Revolutionary war. His son, also named Nehemiah, who was born in 1776, helped Robert Fulton build his historic steamboat, and in 1829 he came from Wayne county, New York, to Monroe county, Michigan, and took up a tract of government land, the original patent for which, bearing President Andrew Jackson's signature, is now owned by Arthur F. Bassett. Nehemiah W. Bassett, Mr. Bassett's olde paternal uncle, was killed in the Civil war. Arthur Bassett came to Detroit in 1869 and died in this city in 1916. He was born in Lenawee county, this state, on January 17, 1851, a son of Nehemiah and Mary (Foster) Bassett. In his youth he attended the district schools and completed his studies in the high school of East Saginaw. When fifteen years of age he began his commercial career as a clerk in a drug store. Afterwards he was connected with a wholesale drug house for a time and then spent three years in the banking business. After coming to Detroit he engaged in the drug business on his own account, conducting it for nineteen years, or until 1895, when he became a special loan agent for the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company at Detroit. This brought him in contact with the real estate interests of this city, with which he was closely identified up to his death. He gave his political support to the republican party and his religious connection was with the Baptist Church. In November, 1883, he was married to Elizabeth C. Fancher and they became the parents of two sons, Gilbert L. and Arthur F. Arthur F. Bassett received his early education in the public schools of Detroit, attending the Irving school through the grades and graduating from the Central high school. He then entered the engineering school of the University of Michigan, from which he was graduated in 1914. For two years he followed the engineering profession in connection with the Detroit Steel Products Company, during a part of which time he was assistant engineer. In 1916 he resigned that position to take up the real estate business, in which his father had been engaged, and became a partner in the firm of Bassett & Smith., Inc., the offices of which are now at 2443 First National Bank building. During the subsequent years his firm has become prominent in the development of this city, handling some of the leading subdivisions, such as Vinsetta Park, Woodward Estates, a one hundred acre tract on Woodward avenue, and others of equally large acreage. Mr. Bassett is the president of the Vinsetta Land Company, is a director of the First State Bank of Royal Oak, Oakland county, and a trustee of Hillsdale College. On June 19, 1917, Mr. Bassett was united in marriage to Miss Jessie I. Lyon, of Detroit, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Lyon, of a well known family of that city. They are the parents of five children, namely: Elizabeth Mary, born in Dayton, Ohio, May 2, 1918; Margaret Jean, born in Detroit, August 13, 1919; Nancy Lenore, born October 10, 1922; Arthur Frederick, born February 1, 1924; and Ruth Ann, born May 19, 1928. Mr. Bassett is a veteran of the late war, in which he served fr July, 1917, to April, 1919, as a lieutenant junior grade in the United States navy. Politically he is a strong republican and is greatly interested in public affairs. He is a member of the Masonic order, the Pontchartrain Club, the Pine Lake Country Club, the Red Run Golf Club, and is treasurer of the Detroit Baptist Union, being an active member of the Baptist Church. He is a progressive business man, a public-spirited citizen and a loyal friend, so that throughout the city in which he lives he is well and favorably known and has a large circle of warm friends. | Bassett, Arthur Fancher (I13539)
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| 3760 | The Boston Globe, Massachusetts, 17 Nov 1980 Mercedes Bassett, Retired Drama Teacher, Writer Mercedes (Chic) Bassett, a retired teacher at the Cambridge School of Weston, died Saturday in Waltham Hospital after a long illness. Mrs. Bassett was born in Kansas and graduated from McPherson College there and since had had a varied career in teaching and drama. She was also a frequent contributor of stories to children's magazines. She first taught dramatics at the Neighborhood House in St. Paul, Minn., and next at the Northwestern University Settlement House in Chicago, where she met and married her husband in 1933. A resident of Weston since 1940, she was the founder of the original Children's Theater in Weston, taught at the Beaver Country Day School a later at the Cambridge School. During the summers, she and her husband conducted educational programs at several boys' camps, first at the Culick Lanakila Camp in Fairlee, Vt., and Camp Tree Tops and North Country School, both at Lake Placid, N.Y. Since 1948, Mrs. Bassett had been an active member of Vokes Players, Inc., Beatrice Hereford's amateur theater on the Boston Post road in Wayland. Mrs. Bassett was the group's director and historian. She leaves her husband, Phillip D. Bassett, and a daughter, Susan M. Bassett of Kirkland, Wash. Memorial services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Church of the Holy Spirit in Wayland. Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery, Weston. | Chapman, Mercedes (I16735)
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| 3761 | The Boston Globe, Massachusetts, 2 Mar 1997 Leona M. Bassett, 64 Owned Medfield Beauty Salon Leona M. (Sawyer) Bassett, a longtime Medfield resident who owned a beauty salon there, died Thursday in Newton-Wellesly Hospital. She was 64. Mrs. Bassett was born in Natick and later lived in Framingham. She was educated in the Medfield public school system and graduated from the Peabody School of Norwood in 1950. She owned Leona's Beauty Salon in Medfield from 1974 to 1993, and for a short time was a cafeteria worker in Medfield's Dale Street a Wheelock schools. Mrs. Bassett was a member of St. Edward's Church Choir and a former dean mother of Cub Scout pack 113. She leaves her husband, Elton R. of Medfield; two sons, Stephen E. of Norfolk and Scott M. of Medfield; a daughter, Stephanie A. of Medfield; a sister, Annie J. Sawyer of Medfield; and three grandchildren. A funeral Mass will be said tomorrow at 10 a.m. in St. Edward the Confessor Church in Medfield. Burial will be in Vine Lake Cemetery in Medfield. | Sawyer, Leona M. (I18785)
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| 3762 | The Boston Globe, Massachusetts, 5 Nov 1989 Walter Bassett, 70 Retired Sales Representative A funeral Mass will be said at 11 a.m. tomorrow in St. Joseph's Church, Needham, for Walter H. Bassett, a retired sales representative for Columbia Broadcasting Systems Records. Mr. Bassett died Friday of a heart attack in his Needham home. He was 70. Mr. Bassett sold records to radio stations and stores for more than 20 years, retiring in 1979. During World War II, he served as a sergeant in the Army Air Corp. He was a member of the Needham American Legion Post, the Needham Veterans of Foreign Wars Manson H. Carter Post 2498, and was a board member of the Needham Community Council. He was also a volunteer for the Glover Memorial Hospital "Lifeline". Mr. Bassett was a founding member of the Great Plain Square dancers in Needham. He was also a Needham Town Meeting member for 25 years and was an usher at St. Joseph's Church. Mr. Bassett leaves his son, Walter H. Jr. of Evansville, Ind.; a sister, Joan Mitchell of Centerville; and two grandchildren. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Needham. | Bassett, Walter (I23614)
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| 3763 | The Bradford Reporter, 25 Feb 1869 Nichols-Bassett - in New Albany at the house of A. Savercool, Feb. 18, by Rev G.W. Steinger, Sylvanus Nichols, of Albany, to Miss Harriet Bassett of Towanda. | Family: Sylvanus Nichols / Harriett Anna Bassett (F03371)
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| 3764 | The Buffalo News, New York, 16 Nov 1995 Mildred Chase Bassett Services for Mildred Chase Bassett, 89, formerly of West Silver Lake, will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday in Eaton-Watson Funeral Home, 59 Lake St., Perry. Mrs. Bassett died Sunday (Nov. 11, 1995) in Wyoming County Nursi Facility, Warsaw. Born in the Town of Portage, Livingston County, she w employed for many years at the former Royce, Wright/Rockwell Store in Perry. During World War II, she was a Red Cross volunteer, folding bandages and knitting. She had assisted her husband, Melvin I., in his photography business. He died in 1969. Mrs. Bassett was a member of Perry Methodist Church. Surviving are a daughter, Bette Wardle of Massachusetts, and two grandchildren. | Chase, Mildred (I19545)
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| 3765 | The Buffalo News, New York, 24 Aug 1993 Kingman Bassett Dies, Headed Water Authority A memorial service for Kingman Bassett, a former chairman of the Erie County Water Authority and former vice chairman of the Erie County Republican Committee, will be held at 4 p.m. Thursday in Westminster Presbyterian Church, 724 Delaware Ave. Bassett died Sunday (Aug. 22, 1993) in Buffalo General Hospital after an extended illness. He was 69. Friends describe Bassett, who was financially independent, as a man of broad intellect who was both strong in his conservative views but patient and tolerant with people with whom he disagreed if he thought they were trying to reach an intellectually honest position. Bassett's six years of Water Authority were marked by his belief that a public job requires public trust. That rigid view in 1980 led to his well- publicized quarrel with then County GOP Chairman Victor N. Farley. Bassett dismissed a Water Authority employee whom Farley wanted to retain. Farley then removed Bassett from the appointive job as Water Authority chairma After that, Bassett ended his political activity as a researcher and leader that spanned the 1960s and 1970s and included assisting former State Comptroller Edward V. Regan in his early political career. After leaving his Water Authority post and the Republican organization, Bassett devoted himself to investment analysis. Bassett was a member of a group that met for years at lunch in various restaurants to discuss daily events and exchange opinions. "Kingman always held his own with us," said longtime friend Thomas V. Troy. Born to a prominent Buffalo family, Bassett graduated from the former Elmwood School, Nichols School and Phillips Exeter Academy. In 1942, he entered Princeton University, but his college studies were interrupted from 1943 to 1946 by his World War II Army Air Forces services as a radar technician. He graduated from Princeton in 1948 but two years later was recalled to military service during the Korean War and served as a radar instructor. Surviving are his wife, the former Katherine Crandell; a son, Kingman Jr.; two daughters, Mary DeForest Barclay of Denver and Katherine; a brother, William B. of Merion, Pa.; three sisters, Barbara B .Gearhart of Tallahassee, Fla., Priscilla B. Bretshger of Villanova, Pa., and Deborah B. McGinley; and two grandchildren. | Bassett, Kingman (I21322)
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| 3766 | The Cape Codder Annie B. Davis Friday, March 17, 2006 CHICHESTER, N.H. - Annie B. Davis, 82, died Feb. 26. Ms. Davis was born Annie Ruth Bassett in Harwich, the daughter of Roger and Madelin (Beaupre) Bassett. She attended and graduated from local schools on Cape Cod where she worked and lived until she became an Army Air Corps Surgical Tech, stationed in Massachusetts and Colorado. She married and was honorably discharged in 1946. She and her family lived in Los Angeles and Sacramento, Calif., for the next few years. Finding herself a single parent of two small children, she went to work as a nurse's aide at Rideout Hospital in Marysville, Calif. During her 15-year hospital and nursing home employment, she attended nursing school, graduating as a licensed practical nurse. Moving to New Hampshire in 1966, Ms. Davis worked at Concord Hospital as a surgical medical nurse, retiring after 20 years of dedicated service. She then worked, often double and triple shifts, at Epsom Manor Nursing Home for the next five year Ms. David loved the great outdoors enjoying gardening, fishing, hunting, hiking, rock hounding and gold panning, all of which she shared with her children and grandchildren. She was an assistant troop leader for both Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. Ms. Davis is survived by her daughter, Ann Davis of Chichester, N.H.; her son, David L. Davis Jr. of Tennessee; two grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; her sister Gloria Straughn of Brewster; and numerous cousins, nephews a nieces. A funeral service was held March 13 at Nickerson Funeral Home, Orleans. Memorial donations may be made to enhance and improve library services; NH State Library Talking Book Services, 117 Pleasant St., Concord, NH 0330 Attn.: Supervisor. | Bassett, Anne Ruth (I23643)
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| 3767 | The Charleston Post & Courier, 1 Jul 2006 Rosa Bassett GEORGETOWN - Rosa Neely Bassett, 80, died Friday, June 30, 2006, at her residence. Mrs. Bassett was born in Georgetown on December 12, 1925 a daughter of the late William McQuade Neely and Magnolia Abroms Neely. She was educated in the Georgetown school system. Mrs. Bassett was a dedicated, loving wife, mother and grandmother. She was a member of Screven Baptist Church. Freshwater fishing and watching the New York Yankees play baseball were her favori hobbies. She was predeceased by two brothers and five sisters. She is survived by her husband, James Manning Bassett; two daughters, Betty B. McLeod and her husband Edward and Jeanette B. Duncan and her husband Paul, all of Georgetown; three grandchildren, Paige McLeod Fuhrer and her husband Timothy D. of Liberty, Courtney Duncan of Georgetown, and Kyle Duncan of West Palm Beach, Fla.; three great-grandsons, Luke and Will Fuhrer and Jackson Duncan; several cousins, nephews, and nieces. Funeral services will be eleven o'clock, Monday morning, July 3, 2006, at Screven Baptist Church with the Rev. Wayne Ellis officiating. Burial will follow in Pennyroyal Memorial Gardens. Sign a guest book at www.mayerfuneralhome.com. The family will receive friends at the Georgetown Chapel of Mayer Funeral Home, Sunday evening, July 2, 2006, from six until eight. Memorials may be made to Screven Baptist Church, 2221 South Island Road, Georgetown, S.C. 29440 or Tidelands Community Hospice, 2591 N. Fraser St., Georgetown, S.C. 29440. Visit our guest book at www. charleston.net/deaths. | Neely, Rose (I23957)
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| 3768 | The Columbus Dispatch, 31 Oct 2006 Janet Kay Bassett Picture included with Schoedinger Funeral Service website Janet Kay Bassett, age 48, of Johnstown, Ohio passed away Sunday, October 29, 2006. She was born February 6, 1958 in Lima, Ohio. Janet received her Bachelor of Science in Education through The Ohio State University in March of 2003. She was a member of Church of the Ascension and had worked as an accountant for Wendy's International. Janet was preceded in death by her father Pa Miller, sister Maureen Riley and mother-in-law Caroline Bassett. Survived by husband, Larry Dale Bassett; sons, Kevin and Dale Bassett; mother, Cecilia Miller; brother, Mark (Connie) Miller; sisters, Kathy (Fred) Grimes, Barbara (Bill) Wallace and Paula (Matt) Dillon; father-in-law, Lowell Bassett; nieces, nephews other relatives and friends. Family will receive friends 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Wednesday, November 1, 2006 at Schoedinger Northeast Chapel, 10 Johnstown Rd. (Rte. 62), Gahanna. Mass of Christian Burial 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Church of the Ascension, 276 S. Main St., Johnstown; Fr. J. Lawrence Reichert, Celebrant; Interment Green Hills Cemetery, Johnstown. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Church of the Ascension building fund or to the American Cancer Society in Janet's memory. Please visit www.schoedinger.com to share memories or to leave condolences. | Miller, Janet Kay (I22849)
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| 3769 | The Daily Times (Delmarva.com), Wed. 7 Dec 2005 Joan Marie Bassett, age 81 of Fruitland, Md., died Thursday, Dec. 1, 2005 at her residence in Fruitland. Bassett was born in Boston, she was the daughter of the late Arthur R. Bassett and Sarah Foster Bassett. Following cremation, memorial services will be scheduled at a later date in Vermont. | Bassett, Joan (I23616)
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| 3770 | The Des Moines Register, Iowa, 17 Nov 2004 Harold H. Bassett Harold H. Bassett, 81, died November 16, 2004 at InTrust Hospice Taylor House. Services will be 10 a.m. Friday, November 19 at Capital Hill Christian Church, with burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Harold was an Army Air Corps veteran of WWII and a member of Capital Hill Christian Church. He enjoyed spending time with his family. Harold is survived by his wife, Shirley Evelyn Bassett; two daughters, Sheryl (Steve) Hurd and Linda (James) Mehaffey; three sons, John (Sandy), Mark (Ginger) and Brian (Marilyn); two sisters, Melva Gillim and Olive Howard; 14 grandchildren; and 16 great-grandchildren. Visitation begins after 3 p.m. Thursday at Hamilton's Funeral Home, where the family will greet friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to InTrust Hospice Taylor House. | Bassett, Harold Henry Leonidas (I25095)
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| 3771 | The Desert Sun, Palm Springs, California, 22 Jan 2002 Harold Bassett Harold Wakefield Bassett, 73, of Rancho Mirage died Jan. 21, 2002, in Rancho Mirage. He was born June 24, 1928, to Harold Wakefield and Alma Lowe Bassett in Quincy, Mass. He was an engineering manager with General Electric and served in the U.S. Merchant Marines. He is survived by his wife, Ann Charlene DiGaetano Bassett of Rancho Mirage; two sons, Harold W. of San Diego and Charles of Colorado Springs, Colo.; and six grandchildren. Private arrangements are under the direction of Palm Springs Mortuary of Cathedral City. The family suggests donations to a charity of choice. | Bassett, Harold Wakefield Jr. (I20285)
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| 3772 | The Eastern Gazette 12 Dec 1940, page 5 Mrs. Celia A. Page Mrs. Celia A. Page passed away Wednesday afternoon at her home after a brief illness of pneumonia. She was born in Dexter, April 17, 1853, in the house on Spring street now occupied by Mrs. S. J. Redman. She was the daughter of Hiram Bassett and Susan Butler Bassett and when a young girl came with them to the home on Zion's Hill. After leaving high school she worked for her father in his dry goods store for several years. In 1882 she married Edward Page of the Page Spearing Co. Guilford and lived in that town until his death in 1904, when she came back to the old home in Dexter. She was the last of the Bassett family of four children; Ellen Derry, Clara Flynt, Celia Page and Harry Bassett all of whom spent their last years in the old home on Zion's Hill, and all will lie in the same lot in Mt. Pleasant cemetery. Mrs. Page belonged to the Eastern Star, the Woman's Literary Club and the Universalist church. She was an interesting companion, a kind friend and neighbor, in fact a real gentlewoman, and will be greatly missed by her many friends in both Guilford and Dexter. | Bassett, Celia Ann (I09227)
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| 3773 | The Eastern Gazette 15 Mar 1939, page 5 Harry Bassett Harry C. Bassett passed away Saturday morning, March 11, at the home of his sister, Mrs. Celia A. Page, with whom he had lived for the past seventeen years. Funeral service was conducted at the residence, Monday afternoon by Rev. Kenneth R Hutchinson of the Universalist church, of which Mr. Bassett was a loyal member. Interment will be at Mt. Pleasant cemetery. The deceased was born in Dexter June 9, 1860, the son of Hiram and Susan Butler Bassett. Besides his sister, he is survived by a daughter Miss Hester Bassett of Cambridge, Mass., and son, Stanley Bassett of Auburn and two granddaughters, Theresa and Mildred Bassett also of Auburn, and two nephews, Guy and Harry Flynt, of Massachusetts. Mr. Bassett was an excellent photographer, being for many years located in Lewiston. He has had studios in Skowhegan, Farmington and Dexter, in fact has done work in many Maine towns. He was also skilled in crayon portrait work. He was a true friend, a kind neighbor, had a keen sense of humor, and was always an interesting and enjoyable companion who will be greatly missed in the community. | Bassett, Harry Cushman (I09229)
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| 3774 | The Emporia Gazette Roy C. Bassett, Salina Emporia native Roy C. Bassett of Mapleton, died Monday, Jan. 8, 2007, at the Mount Carmel Regional Medical Center in Pittsburg. He was 85. The son of Roy C. Sr., and Lucille Humphreys Bassett, he was born April 2, 1921, at Emporia. He graduated from Emporia High School and attended Kansas State Teachers College in Emporia. He owned and operated Bassett and Sons Auto Parts in Emporia during the 1960s. During World War II, he volunteered as a civilian worker for the Air Force and the Signal Corps. He was trained in radio and technology at Philadelphia and Baltimore. After the war, he worked as an electronics technician for Ed Marling's in Topeka. He married Helen Troutman on June 29, 1945. She died in 1975. He married Geraldine Speck on June 19, 1976. She died in 1987. He married Louise Post on Feb. 10, 1990, at Mapleton. She survives. He had been a member of the Mapleton Christian Church since 1990. He was a lifetime member of Orient Masonic Lodge 51 in Topeka. He was past president of Ed Marling's Credit Union and past president of the Kaw Valley Amateur Radio Club. Mr. Bassett is also survived by two stepsons, two stepdaughters, four step-grandchildren, and two step-great grandchildren. A sister, Mary Ann Crocker, and two stepsons died earlier. The funeral will be at 2 p.m., Thursday in the Mapleton Christian Church. Burial will be in Mount Hope Cemetery at Topeka. The family will meet friends from 6 to 7 p.m. today at the Cheney Witt Chapel. There will be a Masonic service at 6:45 p.m. Memorial contributions to the Mapleton Christian Church, or the Tri-Ko Workshop for the Mentally Disabled or the Angels Among Us Foundation may be sent to the Cheney Witt Chapel, 201 S. Main, P.O. Box 347, Fort Scot 66701. Messages to the family may be left at cheneywittcondolence@cpol.net. The Fort Scott Tribune, Wednesday, January 10, 2007 Roy C. Bassett (Picture included) Roy C. Bassett, age 85, a resident of Mapleton, Kansas, died Monday, January 8, 2007, at the Mount Carmel Regional Medical Center in Pittsburg, Kansas. He was born April 2, 1921, in Emporia, Kansas, the son of Roy C. Bassett, Sr., and Lucille Humphreys Bassett. He graduated from Emporia High School and attended Emporia College. He volunteered as a civilian worker for the A Force and the Signal Corps during World War II, and was trained in radio and technology in Philadelphia and Baltimore. After the war, he worked as an electronics technician for Ed Marling's in Topeka. He married Helen Troutman on June 29, 1945. She preceded him in death in 1975. He married Geraldi Speck on June 19, 1976. She preceded him in death in 1987. He married Louise Post on February 10, 1990, in Mapleton. Roy was a lifetime member of the Orient Lodge No. 51 Masonic Lodge in Topeka. He was past president of the Ed Marling's Credit Union. He enjoyed amateur ham radio and was past president of the Kaw Valley Amateur Radio Club. He also enjoyed amateur photography. While in Topeka, he was a member of the West Side Baptist Church, and was a former chairman of the board there. He has been a member of the Mapleton Christian Church since 1990. Roy is survived by his wife, Louise; two step sons, Greg Post and wife Sandy who served as one of Roy's caregivers, Mapleton, and Gary D. Lloyd and wife Bernadine, Topeka; two step daughters, Sherry Post, Garnett, and Deborah Post Potter, also one of Roy's caregivers, and husband William, Pittsburg, Kansas; three nieces, Carolyn Crocker, Kathryn Crocker Zavilla, and Susan Crocker Codding, all of Colorado; four step grandchildren, Alicia Potter Burk of Pittsburg, who served as a caregiver, Gregory Dwayne Post, Kans City, Brent Lloyd and Brenna Lloyd Rooney, both of Topeka; and two step great- grandchildren, Matt Lloyd and Dalton Rooney. He was preceded in death by his parents, a sister, Mary Ann Crocker, and two step sons, Richard and Lawrence Lloyd. Funeral services for Roy Bassett will be held at 2 p.m., Thursda January 11, 2007, at the Mapleton Christian Church, officiated by Matth Hamilton. Burial will be in the Mount Hope Cemetery in Topeka, Kansas. The family will receive friends for visitation from 6 to 7 p.m. Wednesday evening at the Cheny Witt Chapel. There will be a Masonic service at 6:45 p.m. Memorials are suggested to the Mapleton Christian Church, or the Tri-Ko Workshop for the Mentally Disabled, or the Angles Among Us Foundation, and may be sent to Cheney Witt Chapel, 201 S. Main, P.O. Box 347, Fort Scott, Kansas, 66701. | Bassett, Roy Clinton Jr. (I24456)
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| 3775 | The Enterprise Newspapers, CapeNews.net, 28 Jan. 2005 Jean B. Edgerly Jean Campbell Bassett Edgerly of Mashpee died last Friday at Harborside Healthcare in Falmouth. She was 91. She was the wife of Peter Edgerly, who died in 1989. Mrs. Edgerly was born on January 1, 1914, to Zenas Basset and Hazel Campbell Basset of Shaker Heights, Ohio. She leaves a stepson, Peter D. Edgerly of Norwood; two nieces; and a cousin, Tony Tsiknas of Hyannis. She was the mother of Daniel Basset Bricker, who died in 2002. Services are private. | Bassett, Jean Campbell (I17788)
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| 3776 | The Enterprise, 18 Jun 2007 David Scott Filosi David Scott Filosi, of Whitman, June 15, age 39, husband of Lynn (Bassett) Filosi of Whitman; son of Philip and Margaret (Cantoni) Filosi of Abington; son-in-law of Michael and Diane Bassett of Brockton; brother of Phil Filosi and his wife Sarah of Germany, Tina Ingles and her late husband Robert of Brockton; brother-in-law of David Audette and his wife Laurie of Rho Island, and the late Michael Bassett Jr.; several aunts and uncles; nieces and nephews, John Ingles, Shawn and Megan Filosi, Anya Filosi and Noelle Audette. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, June 20, at 11 a.m. in the All Saints Church, Park Avenue, Whitman. Burial will be at a later date. Visiting hours will be held Tuesday, June 19, 3-8 p.m. in the Blanchard Funeral Chapel, Plymouth Street (Rt. 58 at the Rotary Circle), Whitman. Donations can be made to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, 220 North Main St., Suite 104, Natick MA 01760. www.blanchardfc.com. | Filosi, David Scott (I24596)
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| 3777 | The Exeter News-Letter, 20 Apr 2001 Priscilla Johnson EXETER - Priscilla Alden Williams Johnson, 100, died Tuesday, April 17, 2001, at Eventide Home, where she had resided for 10 years. She was born Nov. 13, 1900, in Londonderry, the daughter of Lester E. a Ellen (Bassett) Williams and resided in Exeter most of her life. She was a 1920 graduate of Robinson Remale Seminary and a 1924 graduate of the University of New Hampshire. Mrs. Williams taught Latin and mathematics at Robinson Female Seminary and Exeter High School for more than 20 years where she also served as an advisor to the Honor Society. Before her marriage she taught school in Oxford, Mass. She was an active member of the Friday Club, the Unitarian Church of Exeter and several other organizations. The widow of Carl E. Johnson, she is survived by one son, Carl Johnson Jr. of Berlin, Md.; three grandsons; four great-grandchildren; and many nieces, nephews, grand- and great-grand nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10 a.m. in the Brewitt Funeral Home, 14 Pine St., Exeter. Burial will follow in Exeter Cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to Eventide Home, 81 High St., Exeter, NH 03822. | Williams, Priscilla Alden (I15965)
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| 3778 | The Fergus Falls Weekly Journal, Thursday, Nov. 25, 18 PELICAN RAPIDS - Mrs. A.E. Rathbun received the sad intelligence of the death of her father at his home in Kansas. Mr. Rathbun went down to attend the funeral and help administer the estate. Cass County Pioneer, Walker, Cass County, Minnesota, October 12, 1923 PROMINENT EDITOR IN EARLY DAYS MRS. ANN E.B. RATHBUN, DIED FRIDAY, OCT.5 AT THE AGE OF 80 YEARS. Mrs. Anna E.B. Rathbun died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mabel Rogers, in Walker, Friday October 5 at 9:45 PM of Bright's Disease, after a very long and painful illness. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at 2:00 in the Community Church. Rev. W.E. Hammond delivering the address. The deceased led a very prominent life. Her maiden name was Anna Elizabeth Bassett and she was born at Goshen, New York. At the age of 10 she entered a newspaper office as an apprentice and continued in the printing business during h school years and up until the time of her marriage, which occurred November 26, 1866 when she was married to Alonzo E. Rathbun at LaSalle, Illinois. Mr. Rathbun was also a printer and they conducted newspapers at different points in the east for the first few years of their married life. But owing to the ill health of the husband caused by injuries received in the Civil War, they removed to Minnesota in 1879, and settled near Pelican Rapids. The call of the press was too strong upon them and it was not long until they moved into the village of Pelican Rapids and became the publishers of the Park Region Pioneer. Mr. Rathbun's health became worse and he went back east leaving the entire management and editorial work to his wife where she continued for a number of years and until shortly before she came to Walker in 1900. Mr Rathbun and her two children, Aurelia and Lewis, lived here for several years and until the daughter finished her education and had been married to J Mounts. The deceased then moved with her son Lewis to Akeley. After that, they went to Ashby, Minnesota where Lewis had established a newspaper. There she lived until about three months ago when her health became so very poor that no hopes could be entertained for her recovery and for that reason her daughters thought it best to bring her back to Walker where they could be with her during her last days, and Mrs. Mabel Rogers, her eldest daughter, has been untiring in her loving care of the sufferer. There were six children, two boys and four girls who all survive her. Mr. Rathbun died several years ago. The children are: Mrs. Mabel Rogers and Mrs. A.A. Oliver of Walker; Arvine Rathbun of Springfield, Oregon; Mrs. Sadie VanCleve of Garrison, North Dakota; Mrs. J.K. Mounts of Battle Lake, Minnesota, and Lewis Rathbun of Ashby, Minnesota. Mrs. and Mrs. Lewis Rathbun and Mrs. J.K. Mounts drove over and attended the funeral services, but Arvine and Mrs. VanCleve were too far away to be able to reach here. 'Tis hard to lose a mother even though her death be preceded by such intense suffering that one is almost glad to see her at rest, and the intense grief of the children and the many grandchildren is a tribute to the motherly love and care which she lavished upon them in the years gone by. The following verse as written by Mrs. Rathbun while yet in the prime of life was read at the services. IN FANCIES REALM How Blessed 'tis to sleep when comes the need To slip away from toil and care and wrong Into the shadow ran his revelence feet the bount of life and make its current strong And some there to who crave the dreamless sleep So far away from knowledge of their breath That gazing on them friends might find me weak Stirred by the pathos of what seems like death. But I, Oh dear Creator ask Thee thus Let me not lapse from conscious being ere Even though sleep deny me dreams of bliss Still let me dream and vigors aspect wear What dreams may hold I fear not of Thee still Aware of watching through the dark to know For my beloved fears? whilst then they will Can my disquieted no further go To be oblivious of Thee, not to feel Through all the fantacism they strong pulse anear My pulse is obvious token and love seal To loose myself 'tis only what I fear, Anna E. Bassett Rathbun Pelican Rapids, July 11, 1887 Printed July 1887 | Bassett, Anna Elizabeth (I07884)
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| 3779 | The French Broad-Holston Country A History of Knox County, Tennessee (1946) Henry Hulbert Ingersoll (January 20, 1844 - March 12, 1915), lawyer, was born in Oberlin, Ohio, the son of William and Samantha (Bassett) Ingersoll. After attending the public schools of his native town for several years, he entered, at the age of fifteen, the preparatory department of Oberlin College. In 1861, he joined the Federal army as a private in the eighth regiment of Ohio Volunteer infantry, and served in one campaign in west Virginia. Yielding to the wishes of his parents he left the army and entered Yale College in September 1861. He received the degree of........ | Ingersoll, Henry Hulbert (I06061)
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| 3780 | The Gaston Gazette, 27 June 2000 Charles H. Bassett LINCOLNTON - Charles Henry Bassett, 40, 216 Mauney Drive, died June 24, 2000, at Caldwell Memorial Hospital. He was a native of Hardinsburg, Ky., son of the late Benny and Rita Peak Bassett. Survivors: Wife, Deborah Bassett; son, Charles David Bassett, Lincolnto stepdaughter; Beth Christopher, Cherryville; brother Leslie Bassett, Maiden; sisters, Joyce Stacey, Lincolnton, Diane Tate, Westport, Ky., Rita Goatley, Cloverport, Ky., Rose Keith, Elizabethtown, Ky. Funeral: 11 a.m. Wednesday, Warlick Funeral Home, Rev. Phil Goins. Burial: Grayhampton Cemetery, Radcliff, Ky. Visitation: One hour before service, funeral home. The Charlotte Observer, North Carolina, 27 Jun 2000 Mr. Charles Henry Bassett LINCOLNTON - Mr. Charles Henry Bassett, 40 of 216 Mauney Dr., Lincolnton, died Saturday, June 24, 2000 at Caldwell Memorial Hospital. Mr. Bassett was born on December 24, 1959 in Hardinsburg, Kentucky. He was preceded in death by his parents, Benny and Rita Peak Bassett. Mr. Bassett is survived by his wife, Deborah Bassett of Lincolnton; one son Charles David Bassett of Lincolnton; one step-daughter, Beth Christopher of Cherryville; one brother, Leslie Bassett of Maiden; four sisters, Joyce Stacey of Lincolnton, Diane Tate of Westport, KY, Rita Goatley of Cloreport, KY, Rose Keith of Elizabethtown, KY. Funeral service will be 11:00 am Wednesday in the Warlick Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Phil Goins officiating. Burial will follow in Grayhampton Cemetery in Radcliff, Kentucky. The family will receive friends Wednesday one hour prior to the service at Warlick Funeral Home. | Bassett, Charles Henry (I27884)
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| 3781 | The Gazette, 5 Feb 2006 Eileen Bassett Farney Eileen Bassett Farney, age 89, a resident of Colorado Springs since 1997 and formerly of Dallas, Texas, passed away on Tuesday, January 31, 2006 at Liberty Heights. She was a retired educator in the Dallas School Systems from the mid- 1950's to 1981. She taught fourth and fifth grades at Burnett Elementary School in Dallas. Eileen was born on February 18, 1916 in Silver City, New Mexico to Harry and Bertha (Sass) Bassett. She attended college at Western New Mexico University and married the late LTC Raymond C. Farney, USAF (Ret.) on May 16, 1938 in Silver City. Her husband died in 1990. She is survived by her loving son, Jerry (wife, Teresa) Farney of Colorado Springs; two grandchildren: Scarlett Farney of Colorado Springs and Greg Farney of Denver, Colorado; and a great-granddaughter, Samantha. She was preceded in death by a sister, Gertrude Clarkson. A celebration of her life will be held on Saturday, February 18, 2006 at Liberty Heights. Cremation is planned and she will be buried at Hillcrest Memorial Park Cemetery in Dallas, Texas. Memorials may be made in her memory to the American Cancer Society, 1445 North Union Boulevard Suite B100, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80909. | Bassett, Eileen Virginia (I07210)
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| 3782 | The Gazette, Cedar Rapids-Iowa City, Iowa, 11 Nov 19 Emogene L. Bassett Emogene L. Bassett, 89, of the Strawberry Point Lutheran Home, formerly of Cedar Rapids, died Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1994, in Delaware County Memorial Hospital, Manchester, after a short illness. Services: 9 a.m. Saturday, Cedar Memorial Chapel of Memories, where friends may call after 8:30 a.m. Saturday. The Rev. Carroll Brown of Salem United Methodist Church will officiate. Burial: Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. Arrangements are with Cedar Memorial Funeral Home. Survivors include her husband, Kenneth of Strawberry Point; and a siste Vivian Steele of Arlington. Also surviving are several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by a sister, Beatrice Gardner. Emogene was born May 22, 1905, in Arlington, a daughter of William and Elva Frame Gable. She married Kenneth P. Bassett there on Feb. 14, 1927. Emogene was a personal shopper at Killians for 30 years, retiring in 1970. She was a member of Salem United Methodist Church and Kings Daughters and was a volunteer at St. Luke's Hospital. A memorial fund has ben established. | Gable, Emogene Lenora (I16538)
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| 3783 | The Gazette, Cedar Rapids-Iowa City, Iowa, 13 Aug 19 ARLINGTON Ruth L. Bassett ARLINGTON - Ruth L. Bassett, 92, died Friday, Aug. 12, 1994, in Maple Crest Manor Care Center, Fayette, after a long illness. Services: 10:30 a.m. Monday, Arlington United Methodist Church, by the Rev. Laurie L. Riley. Burial: Cass Township Cemetery, Strawberry Point. Friends may call from 3 to 8 p.m. Sunday at Jamison-Schmitz Funeral home, Arlington, and one hour before service time Monday at the church. Survivors include a son, Robert of Arlington; a brother, Glenn Burington of Fayette; and four sisters, Ava Waterman of Guttenber Bertha Streicher of Strawberry Point, Vella Gust of Arlington and Vida Llweleyn of Cypress, Calif. Also surviving are seven grandchildren a great-grandchildren. | Burington, Ruth Leone (I16534)
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| 3784 | The Hartford Courant, 21 Jun 2006 John M. Bassett BASSETT, John M., 55, of Lebanon, husband of Laura (Bonor) Bassett, died Tuesday, (June 20, 2006) in Windham after a long and courageous battle with Mesothelioma, a type of cancer. He was born May 9, 1951, in Hyannis, MA, the son of the late Miller and Georgianna (Edwards) Bassett and had lived in Canterbury and Southington before moving to Lebanon four years ago. He was a graduate of Coventry High School, Manchester Community College, Hartford State Technical School and was employed at Rogers Corporation in Manchester before joining the Navy in 1971. He served aboard the USS Richmond K. Turner (DLG-20) as an operations specialist radar man from 1971 to 1975. He was employed at the former Corometrics Medical Systems in Wallingford (noe G.E.) from 1978 to 2001 and at Electric Boat in Groton from 2001 to the present. John loved nature, hiking, exploring and spending time at his family's Camp Bowman in New Hampshire. He enjoyed golf, antiques and working with his hands. He w perfectionist at his woodworking. In addition to his wife he is survived by Laura's sons, Ryan, Justin and Joshua Messier of Lebanon and Columbia; his siblings, Janet Niemi of Brockton, MA, Pamela Burgess and her husband, Charlie of Lisbon, Rachel Mackay of Richmond, VA, Thomas Bassett and his wife, Tina of Canterbury, Timothy Bassett and his wife, Susan of Windham, Sarah Glennon and her husband, James of Canterbury; his stepmother, Lorraine Bassett, a granddaughter, Emily, several nieces and nephews. His family will recei friends at the Potter Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St., Rte. 195, Willimantic on Thursday from 4-7 p.m. Funeral services will be Friday at 12:30 p.m. at the Columbia Congregational Church, Rte, 87, Columbia. Burial with military honors will follow in the New Lebanon Cemetery, Waterman Rd., Lebanon. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the International Mesothelioma Program, 75 Francis Street, Boston, MA 02115 or Hospice of Easter CT, 34 Ledgebrook Dr., Mansfield Center, CT 06250. Please visit www.potterfh.com for directions and online memorial guestbook. | Bassett, John M. (I23519)
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| 3785 | The Hartford Courant, 24 Sep 1999 Gardiner Bassett Sr. of Glastonbury Gardiner W. Bassett Sr. of Glastonbury died Wednesday at Hartford Hospital. He was 85. Born in Salem, Mass., he lived in Glastonbury many years. He retired from Pratt & Whitney in East Hartford in 1977, having worked for many years as a machinist. He leaves his wife, Edna Birdsall Bassett; two sons and their wives, Gardiner W. and Linda Bassett of Coventry, and Mark and Tanya W. Bassett of Milford; three daughters, Judith and her husband, Alex Palmer of Columbia, Mo., Susan Deveraux of Manchester, and Elizabeth and her husband, Robert Walls of Rocky Hill. He also leaves 10 grandchildren and eight great- grandchildren. Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 p.m. at Glastonbury Funeral Home, 450 New London Turnpike, Glastonbury. A memorial service will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at Glastonbury United Methodist Church, Glastonbury, followed by a reception in the church hall. Memorial donations may be made to the Glastonbury United Methodist Church Memorial Fund, 508 Manchester Road, Glastonbury, CT 06033. The Hartford Courant, Connecticut, Thursday, September 23, 1999 Gardiner W. Bassett Sr., 85 of Hartford Gardiner W. Bassett, Sr., 85, of Glastonbury, husband of Edna Birdsall Bassett, died Wednesday (September 22, 1999). He died at Hartford Hospital. Born in Salem, MA, son of the late Frank and Alice Bassett, he lived in Glastonbury many years. He retired from Pratt and Whitney in East Hartford in 1977, after many years working as a machinist. Besides his wife he leaves two sons and their wives, Gardiner W. and Linda Bassett of Coventry, and Mark and Tanya W. Bassett of Milford; three daughters, Judith and her husband, Alex Palmer of Columbia, MO, Susan Deveraux of Manchester, and Elizabeth and her husband, Robert Walls of Rocky Hill. He also leaves 10 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. A Memorial service will be held Saturday, 11:00 a.m., at the Glastonbury United Methodist Church, Glastonbury, followed by a reception in the church hall. Friends may call at the Glastonbury Funeral Home, 450 New London Tpke., Glastonbury, Friday 7-9 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to the Glastonbury United Methodist Church Memorial Fund, 508 Manchester Rd., Glastonbury 06033. | Bassett, Gardiner Wheeler (I23489)
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| 3786 | The Hartford Courant, 25 May 1998 Catharine (Pratt) Bassett Catharine (Pratt) Bassett, 93, of Simsbury, widow of Kendall T. Bassett, died Sunday (May 24, 1998) at her home. Born in St. Paul, MN, she lived in East Hartland for 10 years before moving to Simsbury in 1982. She is survived by a son and daughter-in-law, Kendall and Carolyn Bassett of Tacoma, WA; two daughters and sons-in-law, Jeane and Jack Prewitt of Hopkinton, NH and Beth and Peter DalNegro of Canton; seven grandchildren; and eight great grandchildren. There are no calling hours. A Memorial Service will be Thursday, May 28, 1:30 p.m. at the First Congregational Church, 219 No. Granby Road, Granby. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the First Congregational Church Memorial Fund, 219 No. Granby Road, Granby, 06035 or the American Cancer Society, 45 Wintonbury Ave., Bloomfield 06002. | Pratt, Catherine (I16730)
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| 3787 | The Hartford Courant, 5 Apr 2006 Shirley Bassett Ely (picture included) Shirley Bassett Ely of Essex, died on Sunday, (April 2nd, 2006) peacefully at the Middlesex Hospital Hospice Unit after a long struggle with Parkinson's Disease. She was 84 years old. Mrs. Ely was born in Indianapolis, IN on May 17, 1921, the daughter of the late H. Lee Bassett and Elizabeth Paige Bassett. Her family moved from Columbus, Indiana to Shaker Heights, OH, where she graduated from the Hathaway Brown School. She attended Pine Manor Junior College and Rollins College, where she met her husband, Matthew G. Ely, Jr. She was married on June 20, 1942 in Shaker Heights, Cleveland, OH. She raised three energetic boys in Pelham, NY and still found time to be very active in many volunteer organizations: The Junior League, signing with the League Larks, The Manor Club, serving on the Boards of Directors of both the Child Guidance Council of New Rochelle and The Pelham Visiting Nurse Association, and providing "Meals on Wheels" to shut-ins. She was an active member of the Huguenot Memorial Church in Pelham and a member of the Shenorock Shore Club in Rye. The family summered at Griswold Point, Old Lyme. After moving to her husband's family home in Old Lyme in 1984, she continued to volunteer at the Florence Griswold Museum, The Woman's Exchange and as a Director of the Visiting Nurse Association. She was a member of the Fir Congregational Church of Old Lyme, the Old Lyme Country Club, and the Black Hall Beach Club. She enjoyed tennis, golf, swimming, knitting, needlepoint, and piano. She is survived by her loving husband Matthew G. Ely, Jr., her sons: Matthew G. Ely III MD and his wife Susan of West Hartford; Timothy B. Ely and his wife Laura of Fairfield; Dwight C. Ely Sr. and his wife Marie of Trumbull. She leaves her five loving grandchildren: Collin, Melissa, Elizabeth, Kate and Chip Ely. She is predeceased by her brother, Duncan Lee Bassett and sister, Elizabeth French. She is survived by her devoted sister, Joanne Stevenson of Essex. A Memorial Service will be held 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 8th at the First Congregational Church of Old Lyme. A private burial service will be held at the Griswold Cemetery in Old Lyme. In lieu of flowers, please send donations in her memory to The Memorial Music Fund of the First Congregational Church, 2 Ferry Road, Old Lyme, CT, 06371; or the Essex Meadows Scholarship Foundation, Essex Meadows, 30 Bokum Rd, Essex, CT 06426. | Bassett, Shirley P. (I27675)
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| 3788 | The Hartford Courant, 9 Mar 1996 Miller "Slim" Bassett Bassett. Miller "Slim" Bassett, 72, of Ridgewood Trail, Coventry, husband of Lorraine Decelles Bassett, died Thursday, (Mar. 7, 1996) at St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. He was born Aug. 6, 1923 in Brewster, MA the son of the late Miller and Florence (Newcomb) Bassett. He resided on Cape Cod until moving to Coventry 45 years ago. He had been employed as a construction foreman for Standard Builders in Connecticut for many years and also operated from his own shop a business known as Coventry Craftsman. Mr. Bassett was a communicant of St. Mary's Church, Coventry, was a former Boy Scout Leader and was a member of the Manchester Coon and Fox Club. In addition to his wife, he is survived by three sons, John Bassett of Southington, Thomas Basse Canterbury and Timothy Bassett of Windham; four daughters, Janet Nie Brockton, MA, Pamela Lamping of Lisbon, Rachel Mackay of Mechanicsville, VA, and Sarah Glennon of Canterbury; two stepsons, Lt. Col Arthur Decell Fairfax, VA and Marc Decelles of Tolland; two step daughters, Elaine Kilgus of Mansfield Center and Theresa Goodhue of Greensboro, OH; 21 grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his first two wives, Phyllis Bassett and Georgianna Bassett. The Funeral Mass will be 11 a.m. Tuesda (Mar. 12) at St. Mary's Church, 1600 Main Street, Coventry. Burial will follow in St. Mary's Cemetery, Coventry. Relatives and friends are also invited to attend calling hours Monday, 6-9 p.m. at the Potter Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St. (Route 195), Willimantic. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association, 5 Brookside Drive, Wallingford, 06492. | Bassett, Miller Bowman Jr. (I18454)
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| 3789 | The Hartford Courant, Connecticut, 12 May 1996 Eva (Lapointe) Bassett BASSETT - Eva (LaPointe) Bassett, 82, of Egypt Road, Ellington, widow of Adolphus C. Bassett, died Saturday (May 11) at Rockville General Hospital. She was born in Lowell, MA, and was an Ellington resident for most of her life. Mrs. Bassett was an Avon representative for over 40 years. She is survived by her sons, Ernest Bassett of Ellington, Louis Bassett of Clarksville, TN; her daughter, Leona Miner of Ellington; 17 grandchildren, 49 great-grandchildren, and a great-great-grandchild. Funeral services will be Monday, 10 a.m. in the Ellington Congregational Church. Burial will be Ellington Center Cemetery. Friends may call at the Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., Rockville, today, 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Memorial donations may be made to the American Cancer Society, 237 East Center St., Manchester, CT 06040. | LaPointe, Eva (I22130)
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| 3790 | The History of Otsego, NY Plainfield Early Settlement By Holice and Debbie The premises now occupied by Morris Bassett were early settled by his grandsire, William Bassett. Mr. B. and his wife lived to the advanced age of ninety years, having lived together as husband and wife more than seven years. | Bassett, Morris (I07552)
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| 3791 | The History of Western Allegan County, Kit Lane, Project Director FENNVILLE HERALD T87 The first issue of the Fennville Herald was published on July 2 1892, with Charles E. Bassett as editor. On the front page he promised, "An effort will be made each week to record all of the news of this section and to make the Herald a bright, clean paper, such as will be welcome in the home of every family..." There was at that time already a newspaper in the Village of Fennville, the Fennville Dispatch, founded in 1883 by John C. Holmes, formerly of Union City. Holmes apparently was not liked, and suffered from lack of local support. The Dispatch died the month after the Herald was born, then Holmes went off to found a newspaper in Hamilton which didn't do much bette Bassett was a teacher by profession and had begun the Allegan Record in 1890, but was unable to compete in the multi-newspaper town of Allegan and it was sold "under the hammer" in 1891. There was a second attraction to Bassett in Fennville in the form of Carrie E. Kingsley, the young daughter of Fennville fruit grower H.J. Kingsley. She and Bassett were married Sept. 1, 1892, and she joined him in the Herald office. The Herald was originally housed in "a small brown building on the north side of Main Street". In 1894 it moved to rooms over the bank in the Raymond, Hutchinson and Dickinson Block, on the south side of Main Street east of Maple, and was wiped out in the fire of 1895. The paper missed publication for nearly a month following the fire, and it was then located in a building on Main Street near the foot of Elizabeth Street, a structure it would occupy until 1985 when it was moved north to a small building at 204 East Main Street, in the middle of the downtown area. The Bassetts ran the Herald for 22 years, selling the paper in 1914 to the Royal Publishing Co., owned by H.M. Royal of Shelby who installed Ivan C. Lewis as editor. In 1917 he granted an option to Hardie L. Reynolds, Fennville storekeeper, and the paper ran large ads to permit him to sell out this stock before assuming the reins of the Herald......... Muskegon Chronicle, Michigan, Thursday, March 20, 1913 Leading Fruitgrower As Grange Speaker Charles E. Bassett of Fennville to Address Muskegon Pomona Charles E. Bassett of Fennville, will be the principal speaker at the meeting of the Muskegon Pomona grange with Lake Harbor grange next Thursday. Mr. Bassett is secretary of the State Horticultural society and a practical fruit grower. He was for many years publisher of the Fennville Herald and has been prominently connected with the Michigan Press club. | Bassett, Charles Elisha (I11058)
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| 3792 | The Indianapolis Star, Indiana, 29 Jan 2002 Edythe M. Bassett EDYTHE M. BASSETT, 93, of Shelbyville, died Jan. 27. She had been an occupational therapist for Crossroads Rehabilitation Center. A register nurse, she was an Army veteran of World War II. She was a graduate of Methodist Hospital School for Nurses. Graveside services: 11 a.m. Jan. 29 in Forest Hill Cemetery, Shelbyville. Calling: none. Memorial contributions may be made to the Memorial Committee, in care of Carmony-Ewing Funeral Hom Shelbyville, which is handling arrangements. Survivors: brother Wilbur Bassett; sister Ruth Cox. | Bassett, Edythe Mae (I21137)
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| 3793 | The Journal News, 12 Jan 2000 (Westchester/Rockland/Putnam) WIESSMAN, BERNARD - Bernard Weissman 88, a long time Hastings on Hudson resident died Monday. He was born in the Bronx to Edward and Ray Greenfield Weissman. He graduated from CCNY and was a stock broker/trader for his own firm of Gold Weissman in new York City for many years. He is survived by his wife Marilyn, daughter Jane Weissman, son Edward Weissman, stepsons, Bruce W. Bassett Jr. and David L. Bassett, step-grandchildren Colin, Caitlin, Rachel, Sarah, Evan and Alexander Bassett. He is also survived by a niece Rhoda and many other nieces and nephews. Funeral today 1:00 PM (Wednesday) Edwards- Dowdle Funeral Home. Contributions in his name to Southern Poverty Law Center, 400 Washington Avenue, Montgomery, AL 36104. EDWARDS-DOWDLE FUNERAL HOM INC., 64 Ashford Avenue Dobbs Ferry, NY. | Weissman, Bernard (I26349)
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| 3794 | The Journal News, Thursday, 3 Feb 2000 Mary Margaret Bassett Mary Margaret Bassett (nee McPhee) died on February 1, 2000 after a sho illness. She was 86 years old. Born on June 13, 1913 in Chestnut Hill, MA, one of nine children of Herbert and Joanna McPhee. She married Horace J. Bassett, moved to New York and had four children, Linda Castagna of Mamaroneck, NY, James H. Bassett of Virginia Beach, VA, Richard S. of Northport, FL and Robert S. of Acton, MA. She leaves 11 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 9:30 am at Most Holy Trinity Church in Mamaroneck on Friday the 4th and a service on Saturday at Bell OeDea Funeral Home in Brookline, MA, with interment to follow in Walnut Hills Cemetery, Brooklin, MA. Coxe & Graziano Funeral Home 767 E. Boston Post Road Mamaroneck (914) 698-5968). | McPhee, Mary Margaret (I18812)
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| 3795 | The Madison County Journal, November 13, 2002 George L. Bassett George Lee Bassett, 51, of Danielsville, died Tuesday, November 12, 2002, at his home. Mr. Bassett was born in Greenville, S.C. on July 16, 1951. He was a son of the late James (Shorty) and Ruby Pauline Hunsinger Bassett. Mr. Bassett was a brick mason and a member of Calvary Temple Church. He was preceded in death by two brothers, Howard Edward Bassett and Larry Gene Bassett. A memorial service was held at noon Wednesday, November 13, at Calvary Temple Church with Mr. Bassett's sister, the Rev. Patsy Hayes, officiating. Survivors include three sisters, Mary Bassett and the Rev. Hayes, bo Danielsville, and Bobbie Callaway, Washington; two brothers, James (Jimmy) Bassett, Danielsville, and Woodie Bassett, Comer; and nieces and nephews. Pruitt Funeral Home, Royston, was in charge of arrangements. | Bassett, George Lee (I27920)
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| 3796 | The Manhattan Mercury, Kansas, 4 Aug 1999 BASSETT, ROY B. Roy B. Bassett, 89, Westmoreland, died Sunday, August 1, 1999 at the Westmoreland Community Care Home. Mr. Bassett was born January 25, 1910, in Stockton, Kansas, the son of George H. and Florence Kelly Bassett. He attended Laclede School and spent his life farming until his retirement. After retiring, Mr. Bassett lived in Washington, Missouri and Onaga, before moving to Westmoreland. He was a member of t Laclede Baptist Church. Mr. Bassett was preceded in death by three brothers. Survivors include a nephew, George R. Bassett of Tyler, Texas; and two sisters-in-law, Lorena Bassett of Wamego and Winifred Bassett of Onag Visitation with family and friends was held Wednesday evening from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday (today), at the Stewart Funeral Home in Wamego. Burial will follow in the Laclede Cemetery. | Bassett, Roy Burdett (I20438)
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| 3797 | The Miami Herald, Florida, 5 Aug 1999 Marguerite Petitjean Bassett, 78 Marguerite Petitjean Bassett lived an extraordinary life - devoted mother, society hostess and the first woman to parachute into enemy territory in France during World War II. Bassett, 78, died Sunday. "She was an extremely kind and loving woman," said her daughter-in-law, Melissa Bassett. "But at the same time, she was very stern. You really saw the soldier in her." Bassett, born in Strasbourg, France, in 1921, was trained as a nurse during her teenage years. She volunteered as a Red Cross ambulance driver in 1939. But a single act of cruelty propelled her to become a World War II soldier. Bassett witnessed a Nazi officer shoot a little girl who lived in her town. The incident inspired her to join the French Resistanc Bassett joined the Free French Forces and went to England, where she received special training by the Royal Air Force. She learned how to parachute a perform dangerous acts of sabotage. When she returned to France, she made her first jump near Lyons and eventually completed 17 missions. Bassett's assignments supported military actions to disable enemy bridges and pow stations. She suffered multiple injuries, including a fractured skull a spine, and her life was often in grave danger. During one sabotage mission, she was captured by two enemy soldiers, her family said. Bassett waited until they fell asleep and then tied them up while holding her .32-caliber gu which she nicknamed Josephine and kept throughout her life. Bassett's missions were so successful that the Germans placed a 10-million- franc ($500,000) price on her head. Known by the code name Binette, she attained the rank of captain and was awarded the Legion of Honor, the highest military decoration in France. She was also a five-time recipient of the Croix de Guerre, a French award for bravery. When World War II ended in 1945, Bassett cast off her military fashions and immersed herself in the elegant fashions and milieu of high society. At the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris, she married American, Harry Hood Bassett, whom she had met during the war. They moved to Palm Beach and then to Miami. Harry Hood Bassett became well known in South Florida banking, rising to chairman of Southeast Banking Corp. Yellowed newspaper clippings show that Marguerite Bassett cut a striking figure in Miami during the 1950s. "Stunning was Mrs. Harry Hood Bassett, co- chairman of the grand ball, wearing a white silk brocaded sheath with a cascade of white tulle," reported one Miami Herald column that spotlighted her social standing. "It's just incredible how she went from her life as a war hero to become part of the social world," Melissa Bassett said. After her divorce in 1955, Marguerite Bassett focused her attention on raising three young sons - Harry Hood Jr., Patrick Glenn and George Rodney. "She was always there for the good times and bad times throughout our lives," her son George recalled. "She was always a supporter, and there was a complete sense of trust between her and the three of us." In 1959, Allen Dulles, then director of the CIA, honored her and other World War II heroes at a reception at his home. Bassett participated in many charitable events and belonged to a variety of civic organizations. "She was also passionate about the issue of desegregation," Melissa Bassett said. "She invited black performers to her home at a time when it wasn't acceptable." In addition to her three sons, Bassett is survived by eight grandchildren. A Mass is scheduled for 11 a.m. today at the Church of the Epiphany, 8235 SW 57th Ave. | Petitjean, Marguerite (I27688)
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| 3798 | The Naperville Sun, Illinois, 13 Jan 1999 Vivian Ilene Bassett Vivian Ilene Bassett, 90, of McHenry died Dec. 27, 1998, in her hom She was born Oct. 18, 1908, in Streator to Homer and Mary (Vogel) Switzer. On Dec. 12, 1934, in Houston, she married Lisle Bassett. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church of McHenry and its United Methodist Women, Ruth Circle and Friendship Club. She also had been church historian. She had also been a member of the Eastern Star, Kiskwaukee Trail Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution, Lac Des Colonial Dames of the XVII Century and McHenry County Genealogical Society. Surviving is a daughter, Ilene Bassett Wiedemann of Heidelberg, Germany; a son, Homer Bassett of Denver; two grandchildren; and three great- grandchildren. Preceding her in death was her husband in 1974. The funeral service took place Jan. 2 at the Peter M. Justen Colonial Home in McHenry with the Rev. Michael Morris of the First United Methodist Chur officiating. Interment was in Woodland Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Kishwaukee Trail Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. | Switzer, Vivian Ilene (I17376)
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| 3799 | The News & Advance, Virginia, 10 Jan 2007 Beverly Ann Osborne, 1940-2007 APPOMATTOX - Beverly Ann Bassett Hamilton Osborne, 66, passed Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2007, at the Appomattox Health and Rehabilitation Center. Born in Norwalk, Conn., May 26, 1940, she was the daughter of the late Harold and Mary Genkerell Bassett. She was a 1958 graduate of Norwalk High School. In 1975, she was predeceased by her husband, Thomas Henry Hamilton. She moved to Virginia in 1978, and on May 7, 1983, she married Jesse Osborne in Appomattox. Following their marriage, they made their home in Appomattox, before retiring to Red House. Beverly was a member of Evergreen Baptist Church, the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary Unit #104 and was active in the community. She had courage, loyalty and will be sorely missed by all her family and friends. In addition to her devoted husband, Jesse, she is survived by three sons, Kevin Hamilton of Clayton, N.C., Keith Hamilton and wife, Kathleen of Appomattox, and Kyle Hamilton and wife, Christy of Smithfield, N.C.; a daughter, Stella Osborne of Lynchburg; three grandchildren, Stephanie Hamilton, Christine Faith Hamilton and Keith Hamilton Jr. all of Appomattox; and many more distant relatives. A funeral service in loving remembrance will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 13, 2007, at Evergreen Baptist Church by Dr. Chris King with burial following in Evergreen Cemetery. The family will receive friends at Robinson Funeral Home from 7 to 8:30 p.m. today. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Legion Honor Guard, Post #104, P.O. Box 584, Appomattox, VA 24522. Those wishing to send an on-line condolence please visit www.robinsonfuneral.com. | Bassett, Beverly Ann (I24561)
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| 3800 | The Norwich Sun, Thursday, 9 Dec 1915 Obituary - Flora Mary Jaynes Flora Mary Jaynes who died at the Women and Childrens hospit Syracuse on Sunday evening, December 5th, was the daughter of the late Osbert Andrus Bassett and Ruth Smith, and was born in Norwich May 15th, 1854. Receiving her preparatory education at the Norwich academy, she entered Brockport normal school and was graduated in the classical course from that institution in 1872. She was married on October 1st, 1873, to Asa W. Jaynes, M.D., of Syracuse, and for some time lived in that city. After a short residence in Sherburne, she came to Norwich, where the remainder of her life was spent. She is survived by two sons, the Rev. Almon Andrus Jaynes and Walter Bassett Jaynes of Syracuse, and one daughter, Mrs. Ruth Olive Smith of this city; and by five grandchildren, George Walter Jaynes, Edwin Bassett Jaynes and Walter Bassett Jaynes of Syracuse and Ruth Jordan Smith and Andrus Bassett Smith of Norwich, and by her mother, Mrs. O. A. Bassett and a sister, Mrs. Anna Bassett Franklin who live just east of the city. Mrs. Jaynes was a communicant of the Episcopal church. While she cared little for the activities of society, she had a keen appreciation of all that was best in literature and arts and in life she was a kind and sympathetic neighbor, a wise, devoted and self sacrificing mother. Funeral services were held in Trinity church, Syracuse on Tuesd morning, the Rt. Rev. Charles Flaker S.T.D. Bishop Coadjutor of the diocese, officiating, assisted by the Rev. Robert Hudson, Ph.D. The committal service was read at her late home on Silver street on Wednesday morning by the Rev. H. W. Foreman and burial was made in the Quarter cemetery east of the city. | Bassett, Flora Mary (I13001)
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