Bassett Family Association Database
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Matches 4,101 to 4,150 of 52,705
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| 4101 | (Olin history lists her married name as Sarah J. Bassett Wharton, born in Franklin, Ohio.) | Bassett, Sarah Jane (I8)
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| 4102 | (Provided by the family but she does not show in the 1900 census). | Bassett, Madia (I20)
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| 4103 | (See Clark County, Indiana Marriage Records, 1855-1880, Book J. page 489) See 1880 Census below. 1880 Federal Census of Clay, Bartholomew County, Indiana Frankin Basset 28 M KY KY IN Head Labourer Cyntha 21 F IN IN IN Wife Keeping House Delilah 3 F IN -- -- Daughter Charles F. 1 M IN -- -- Son | Bassett, Benjamin Franklin (I11)
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| 4104 | (See Clark County, Indiana Marriage Records, 1855-1880, Book J. page 489) See 1880 Census below. 1880 Federal Census of Clay, Bartholomew County, Indiana Frankin Basset 28 M KY KY IN Head Labourer Cyntha 21 F IN IN IN Wife Keeping House Delilah 3 F IN -- -- Daughter Charles F. 1 M IN -- -- Son | Adkins, Cynthia Ann (I18)
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| 4105 | (She shows as Ruby A. Kingsley in 1900 census. Did she remarry?) 1900 Federal Census of East Providence, Providence County, RI (7 Jun 1900) Henry L. Bassett 42 M Dec 1857 RI RI RI Head Reed Maker Ruby A. 37 F Oct 1862 RI RI RI Wife Frederick L. 18 M Dec 1882 RI RI RI Son Salesman Ethel M. 15 F Jul 1884 RI RI RI Daughter Jute Carder Alton C. 6 M Jul 1893 RI RI RI Son At School Ruby A. Kingsley (Wd) 64 F Oct 1835 RI RI MA MotherL (Living at 141 Lyon Avenue) | Cole, Ruby Francis (I14)
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| 4106 | (SKMR - State of Kansas Marriage Record) | Shipley, Ruth E Jane (I00241)
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| 4107 | (SSN#380-07-1830) | Bassett, Harry Francis (P40)
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| 4108 | (State of Michigan Death Index 378:371) Date of Death: 26 Aug 1881 Place of death: Muskegon County of death: Muskegon Sex: Male Race: White MS: Single Age: 26 days Birthplace: Michigan Father's Name: Moses Bassett, Muskegon, Michigan Mother's Name: Mable Bassett, Muskegon, Michigan Name: Nelson Bassett Death date: 26 Aug 1881 Death place: Muskegon, Muskegon, Michigan Gender: Male Age at death: 26 months Estimated birth year: 1879 Birth place: Michigan Marital status: Single Father name: Moses Bassett Mother name: Mabel Bassett Film number: 2363670 Digital GS number: 4207953 Image number: 170 Reference number: p 378 rn 371 Collection: Michigan Deaths 1867-1897 | Bassett, Moses (I5722)
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| 4109 | (Sylvester Bassett, born 31 Aug 1904 (SSDI), died May 1976 (SSDI)) Mobile Register, May 25, 1976 Bassett Mr. Sylvester Bassett – Born in Washington County, Alabama, resided for several years in Mt. Vernon, Ala., died in a local nursing home May 21, 1976. Left to mourn are one daughter, Louise Abner, Preston, Md.; one sister, Mrs. Mamie Seals, McIntosh, Ala.; two brothers, Frank W. Bassett Sr., Spanish Fort, Ala., and Nathaniel Bassett, Prichard, Ala.; one sister-in-law, Mrs. Joan M. Bassett, Spanish Fort, Ala.; and one brother-in-law, Ben Seals, McIntosh, Ala.; a host of nieces, nephews and many friends. Services will be held from the Kingdom Hall, Mr. Vernon, Ala., on May 25, 1976 at 10 a.m. and burial will be at the Home Cemetery at Fairford, Ala. | Bassett, Sylvester (I7)
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| 4110 | (There Is No Place Or Date On This Newspaper Clipping) OBITUARY: Mrs. Mary C. Ramey, 76 years old, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J.D. Colley, West Main Street, at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. She had been in failing health for two years and suffered a slight stroke three weeks ago from which she did not recover. The funeral will be held at the Martin funeral home at 10 o'clock Thursday morning conducted by the Reverend W.H. Tolliver. Burial will be made in Memorial Lawn cemetery. Mrs. Ramey is survived by four sons, J.B. Ramey of Parsons, Charles Ramey of Winslow, Arkansas, George Ramey of Denver and Oscar Ramey of Hollis, Oklahoma, four daughters, Mrs. J.D. Collye of Parson, Mrs. T.F. Adams of Springfield, Missouri, Mrs. A.O. Etter of Oktaha, Oklahoma, and Mrs. J.E. Hight of Vaughn, New Mexico and one brother, G.W. Bassett, of Elkins, Arkansas, who arrived in Parsons just and hour after the death of his sister. Mrs. Ramey had been a member of the Baptist church since childhood. She was a kind and gentle woman, living a life of sacrifice and devotion to her family, marked by a simple sincerity so common among the early mothers of the Southwest. Friends may call at the Martin funeral home. | Ramey, J.B. (I1317)
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| 4111 | (There Is No Place Or Date On This Newspaper Clipping) OBITUARY: Mrs. Mary C. Ramey, 76 years old, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J.D. Colley, West Main Street, at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. She had been in failing health for two years and suffered a slight stroke three weeks ago from which she did not recover. The funeral will be held at the Martin funeral home at 10 o'clock Thursday morning conducted by the Reverend W.H. Tolliver. Burial will be made in Memorial Lawn cemetery. Mrs. Ramey is survived by four sons, J.B. Ramey of Parsons, Charles Ramey of Winslow, Arkansas, George Ramey of Denver and Oscar Ramey of Hollis, Oklahoma, four daughters, Mrs. J.D. Collye of Parson, Mrs. T.F. Adams of Springfield, Missouri, Mrs. A.O. Etter of Oktaha, Oklahoma, and Mrs. J.E. Hight of Vaughn, New Mexico and one brother, G.W. Bassett, of Elkins, Arkansas, who arrived in Parsons just and hour after the death of his sister. Mrs. Ramey had been a member of the Baptist church since childhood. She was a kind and gentle woman, living a life of sacrifice and devotion to her family, marked by a simple sincerity so common among the early mothers of the Southwest. Friends may call at the Martin funeral home. | Ramey, George (I1319)
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| 4112 | (There Is No Place Or Date On This Newspaper Clipping) OBITUARY: Mrs. Mary C. Ramey, 76 years old, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J.D. Colley, West Main Street, at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. She had been in failing health for two years and suffered a slight stroke three weeks ago from which she did not recover. The funeral will be held at the Martin funeral home at 10 o'clock Thursday morning conducted by the Reverend W.H. Tolliver. Burial will be made in Memorial Lawn cemetery. Mrs. Ramey is survived by four sons, J.B. Ramey of Parsons, Charles Ramey of Winslow, Arkansas, George Ramey of Denver and Oscar Ramey of Hollis, Oklahoma, four daughters, Mrs. J.D. Collye of Parson, Mrs. T.F. Adams of Springfield, Missouri, Mrs. A.O. Etter of Oktaha, Oklahoma, and Mrs. J.E. Hight of Vaughn, New Mexico and one brother, G.W. Bassett, of Elkins, Arkansas, who arrived in Parsons just and hour after the death of his sister. Mrs. Ramey had been a member of the Baptist church since childhood. She was a kind and gentle woman, living a life of sacrifice and devotion to her family, marked by a simple sincerity so common among the early mothers of the Southwest. Friends may call at the Martin funeral home. | Ramey, Oscar (I1320)
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| 4113 | (Transcribed copy of an original letter written by Mary Bassett Sly to her parents Nehemiah and Mary Lawson Bassett) provided by Geraldine Ruth (Bassett) Maynard. Lockport, Niagara County, May the 16th, 1830 Respected Parents, I now take my pen in hand to inform you of our health which is tolerable good at present and hope you are well. i have never wro Grandmother or any of the family, nor heard from them since James come home last summer i mean to write to them and if i get an answer write to you. Money was scarce in Sardinia James thought best to go out of the place to work so he started the first of February to look for work business was dull at that season and wages low, he heard that wages was higher in Canada than on this side he went there and hired out to work for 15 dollars per Month he worked a day or two and was taken sick with a desease called the Black Canker, he was soon reduced so low that he was thought incurible he was speechless but had his right mind he saw a bottle of vinegar in the room and motioned for it they gave it to him he drinked it was soon better (that complaint was in general Mortal a great many died with it, the doctors could do but little for it.) as soon as james was able he started for home when he got as far as Lockport he was so much better he hired to work though his mouth was verry sore, he came home about the 10th of april; i expected when he come home to go to Michigan this spring and was ready and almost fancied myself there but James had such hard luck that he was no abler to go than when he started from here (i wish that general Equality had been invented, and Money never known.) We removed from Sardinia to Lockport. James was hired to a wealthy man for one year he is to give him 16 1/2 dollars per month, his work is tending sawmill driving team and so forth James thought he did not want to stay away from Michigan a summer to pay our debts and go there in the fall with nothing i hope if we dont have sickness this year we shall be able to come more decently than we could this spring i want to hear from home verry much and i want some of the family to write an answer as soon as you get this for i want to let Grandmother and the rest know how you are, i wish that father and Mother would make themselves able to come and see me this Summer, Why cant you? it wont cost much and you would as live cross the Lake as not, i am not able to come home and i should not dare to cross the lake alone with a child i want you should come and see our great Boy he is almost large enough to chop down small trees, so no more we live in the lower town a few rods from the Lockport house i want to see the children verry much Mary B. Sly to Nehemiah and Mary Bassette | Bassett, Mary (I04250)
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| 4114 | (VBAN - Vital births of Andover, New Hampshire) 1900 Federal Census of Boscawen, New Hampshire Moses Bassett 43 M Oct 1856 VT CN CN Painter Amelia 33 F Nov 1866 CN CN CN Emigrated 1880. Zoe 13 F Dec 1886 NH VT CN At school Arthur W. 10 M Nov 1889 NH VT CN At school Harry E. 7 M Jun 1892 NH VT CN At school Arnold Raymond 3/12 M Feb 1900 NH VT CN At school (Amelia 5 children, 4 living) 1910 Federal Census of Penacook, Merrimack County, NH (20 Apr 1910) Moses Bassett 53 M VT CF CF Head Painter House Amelia 42 F CF CF CF Wife Arthur W. 20 M NH VT CF Son Polisher Elec. Machine Factory Henry E. 17 M NH VT CF Son Polisher Elec. Machine Factory Arnold R. 10 M NY VT CF Son Mary E. 6 F NY VT CF Daughter Walter E. 3 M NY VT CF Son (Married 25 years, 7 children, 6 living) | Bassett, Moses Emory (I4298)
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| 4115 | (VBAN - Vital births of Andover, New Hampshire) 1900 Federal Census of Boscawen, New Hampshire Moses Bassett 43 M Oct 1856 VT CN CN Painter Amelia 33 F Nov 1866 CN CN CN Emigrated 1880. Zoe 13 F Dec 1886 NH VT CN At school Arthur W. 10 M Nov 1889 NH VT CN At school Harry E. 7 M Jun 1892 NH VT CN At school Arnold Raymond 3/12 M Feb 1900 NH VT CN At school (Amelia 5 children, 4 living) 1910 Federal Census of Penacook, Merrimack County, NH (20 Apr 1910) Moses Bassett 53 M VT CF CF Head Painter House Amelia 42 F CF CF CF Wife Arthur W. 20 M NH VT CF Son Polisher Elec. Machine Factory Henry E. 17 M NH VT CF Son Polisher Elec. Machine Factory Arnold R. 10 M NY VT CF Son Mary E. 6 F NY VT CF Daughter Walter E. 3 M NY VT CF Son (Married 25 years, 7 children, 6 living) | Carpenter, Amelia (I4301)
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| 4116 | (VRH - Vital Records Harwich, Massachusetts) Ozias was 66 years, 1 month and 9 days of age when he died. | Bassett, Ozias Long (I13104)
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| 4117 | (WCBR) for Birth | Bassett, Baby Boy (I307)
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| 4118 | (We know the parents of James Bassett are Thomas and Mary. We also confirm via DNA testing that James Bassett below matches a Bassett from this family that stayed behind in Norfolk). According to an obituary for son Thomas Bassett, they came to Canada in 1836. Thomas lived in Sherbrooke, Quebec. Attended his brother James' funeral in Port Hope. St. John's Anglican Cemetery, Range 11, Lot 100 Stillborn s/o David Bassett - 28 Apr 1887 3-day-old d/o David Bassett, b/d Port Hope, bled to death 30 Oct 1890. David Bassett (d.30 May 1878, age 57), b. Eng./d. Port Hope,s/o late Thomas Bassett James Bassett (d 5 Jul 1867), s/o James, drowned. Mary Ann Bassett (d. 8 Apr 1872, age 70,) b.Eng., d. Keene, Victoria Co, w/o Thomas Bassett. Thomas Bassett (3 24 Feb 1866, age 69), h/o Mary Ann. The Wreck At Port Hope and The Men Who Rescued The Port Hope papers bring to the full particulars of the heart rending disaster off their harbor, on Wednesday last, when the schooner Niagara was wrecked, and the subsequent action of the citizens of the town. The Rescue was one of the most gallant acts we have ever recorded, and shows that the sailors of our lakes possess that same noble spirit - that disregard of danger which characterizes their brethren of the ocean. TI was not until a third attempt, and after two brave men had perished in attempting the rescue, that the half frozen crew of the Niagara were taken off. The named of the boats crew who effected the rescue are Capt. Allward, Thomas and James Bassett, Capt. Polly, William Wakely, John Coulson, Mark May, James Button, Robt. Roberts and Capt. Butler. Capt Stephen Paddock of the schooner Annie Maude, and Robt Campbell, mate of the schooner John Wesley, were also of the number, and sacrificed their lives in the attempt. They were drowned when the second boat sent to the wreck swamped.... | Bassett, Thomas (I18)
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| 4119 | ).She had Dave Bassett. Alma did houseworkfor the McCanless family and one of the McCanless sons was hisfather. After getting out of the army, Dave was last heardfrom in 1923 in Portland, Oregon, where he married and had an allwhite family. She also had John Jack Bassett, born 15 Nov 1892 (WWI) inJefferson City, Tennessee. John died May 1982,married (1) Miss Baker (2) Louise Robertson. John took upfarming after marrying his second cousin, the daughter ofEmma Baker. | Bassett, S. Alvira/Alma (P17)
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| 4120 | + 14B352162. Mosie Emory Besset - born about 1831 in Quebec, died 19 Jan 1915 in Boscawen, New Hampshire, married Matilda Reil about 1850. He is listed as Joseph's brother and a witness at his wedding to Julia. 1880 Federal Census of Boscawen, New Hampshire Moses Bessette 50 M CN CN CN Laborer Melinda 45 F CN CN CN Wife Joseph H. 9 M CN CN CN Son George 5 M CN CN CN Grandson 1900 Federal Census Boscawen, New Hampshire Moses Bassett 70 M Jan 1830 CN VT CN Malinda (Reil) 66 F Aug 1833 CN CN CN Joseph 28 M Nov 1871 NH CN CN Policeman, married 2 years Ellen 20 F May 1880 NH NH NH Married 2 years, no children. (Emigrated in 1845, married 50 years, 5 children, 3 living) | Bessette aka Bassett, Mosie "Moses" Emory (I1649)
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| 4121 | + 87B2C4. Clyde Bassett - born 1 Mar 1903 (SSDI) in Colorado, died Mar 1961 (SSDI), married Ethel J. Voss. 1900 Federal Census of Ramah Precinct, El Paso County, CO (11 Jul 1900) Albert Bassett 35 M Sep 1864 IA EN OH Head Farmer Zora 31 F May 1869 IA OH IN Wife Crawford 6 M Apr 1894 KS IA IA Son Francis 4 F Jan 1896 CO IA IA Daughter Harry 1 M Sep 1898 CO IA IA Son (Married 8 years, 3 children, 3 living) 1910 Federal Census of Colorado Springs, El Paso County, CO (27 Apr 1910) Albert Bassett 45 M IA EN OH Head Boarding Stable Zora 40 F IA IA IN Wife Crawford 16 M KS IA IA Son Frances 14 F CO IA IA Daughter Harry 11 M CO IA IA Son Clyde 7 M CO IA IA Son Wilbur 5 M CO IA IA Son Alice 1 11/12 F CO IA IA Daughter Elizabeth Guire (Wd) 64 F IN KY KY MotherL (Married 17 years, 6 children, 6 living) (410 South 10th Street) 1920 Federal Census of 53 Precinct, El Paso County, Colorado (29 Jan 1920) Albert L. Bassett 55 M IA NE US Head Mover House Zora 49 F IA IA IA Wife Crawford 25 M KS IA IA Son Mechanic Garage Clyde 16 M CO IA IA Son Carrier Newspaper Wilbur 14 M CO IA IA Son Alice 11 F CO IA IA Daughter Glenn 9 M CO IA IA Son (330 South 8th Street) 1930 Federal Census of Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, CA (3 Apr 1930) Walter H. Logan 42 M KS IA IA Head Butcher Meat Market Frances R. 34 F CO IA IA Wife Buyer Electric ?? Glenn A. Bassett 21 M CO IA IA BrotherL Filing Clerk Insurance (Married at 26 & 19) 1930 Federal Census of Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado (7 Apr 1930) Clyde J. Bassett 27 M CO IA IA Head Clerk Circulation Dept. Newspaper Ethel J. 23 F MN GM IA Wife Joann 11/12 F CO CO MN Daughter Gordon Voss 16 M IA GM IA Lodger (Living at 834 E. High Street) | Bassett, Clyde (I308)
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| 4122 | +20B12243. Charles Robert Johnson. Contact Marian Rogers aka Elizabeth Ann Johnson, Charles Johnson Prineville resident Charles R. "Bob" Johnson died Tuesday, Dec. 17, 1996, at the Ochoco Care Center in Prineville. He was 83. A private family service will precede private interment at the Juniper Haven Cemetery in Prineville. Visitation will be held today (Dec. 19), 3-7 p.m. in the Prineville Funeral Home. Mr. Johnson was born Feb. 13, 1914, in Chicago, Ill., to Charles H. and Lora (Bassett) Johnson. He grew up and attended schools in Rockford, Ill. He toured with his band, "The Kentucky Vagabonds" around various Midwest states, then joined a couple of larger bands, playing in his home town of Rockford. In 1941 he was drafted into the U.S. Army and served until 1945. He married Lucille (Woodbury) on Sept. 4, 1941, in Junction City, Kan., where he was stationed in the army. In 1945, he began work as a purchasing agent for a wholesale house in Rockford. In 1954 he moved his family to Los Gatos, Calif., where he worked for FMC Corp. as a purchasing agent until he retired in 1977 and moved to Prineville. He enjoyed playing drums, playing cribbage and watching basketball. He was a past member of the Prineville Elks. Survivors include his wife in Prineville; daughter Gayle Halvorson of Prineville; three grandchildren in Prineville; numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, one brother and one sister. Memorials can be made to Pioneer Memorial Home Health and Hospice. Rockford Morning Star, October 14, 1941 Rockford Man Is Transferred To Fort Myers, Va. Robert C. Johnson, who left Rockford June 27 for Fort Riley Kas., has been transferred to Fort Myers, Va., according to word received yesterday by his wife and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Johnson, 207 South 1st street. Johnson is a member of the 3rd cavalry band at Fort Myers, located across the Potomac river from Washington, D.C. He also is a member of a 13-piece dance band at Fort Myers. Johnson was a drummer with Ralph Williams' orchestra here before he joined the army. Rockford Morning Star, September 3, 1942 Plays In Army Band (Included picture in uniform holding drum) Corp. Technician Robert C. Johnson (above), son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson, 207 South 1st street, is a member of the 3rd armored regiment band at Fort Benning Ga. Corp. Johnson recently returned to his post after spending a furlough here. Rockford Morning Star, October 5, 1943 Purely Personal Sgt. Robert C. Johnson and Mrs. Johnson are guests of Sgt. Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.H. Johnson 207 South 1st street. Sgt. Johnson is stationed at Camp Gordon, August, Ga., where he is in the armored division band. | Johnson, Charles Robert (I172)
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| 4123 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2704)
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| 4124 | . | Howard, Kate Dinsmore (I09413)
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| 4125 | . | Bassett, William H. (I2578)
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| 4126 | . | Bassett, David Vincent (I2143)
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| 4127 | . | Whitehouse, Theresa Mary (I15681)
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| 4128 | . | Bassett, Donovan Sanford (I8342)
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| 4129 | . Alfred George Bassett - born 1886, died 1958, married Matilda Campbell Forgie. She was born 1886, died 1958. They are both buried in Pinecrest Cemetery on Baseline Road in Ottawa, Canada. There is a lane in Ottawa named after him | Bassett, Alfred George (I677)
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| 4130 | . Josie Bassett - born 21 Apr 1888 in Wisconsin, married Theodore Oswald and lived in Peoria, Illinois. | Bassett, Josie (I40)
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| 4131 | . Josie Bassett - born 21 Apr 1888 in Wisconsin, married Theodore Oswald and lived in Peoria, Illinois. | Oswald, Theodore (I41)
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| 4132 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I51)
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| 4133 | . Winnie Bassett - born 16 Feb 1881 in Wisconsin, married Art Goss and lived in Seattle, Washington. | Bassett, Winnie (I38)
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| 4134 | . Winnie Bassett - born 16 Feb 1881 in Wisconsin, married Art Goss and lived in Seattle, Washington. | Gross, Art (I39)
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| 4135 | 008497-1904 (Grey Co) William Bassett, 26, Mason, Euphrasia, Holland, s/o Thomas John Bassett & Elizabeth Griffith, married Selina May Mower, 20, Holland, Holland Centre, d/o Thomas Mower and Susan Seabrook, witn: Thomas Mower of Holland Centre & Bella Bassett of Harkaway, 30 Nov 1904 at H. Centre. | Bassett, William (I16)
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| 4136 | 008497-1904 (Grey Co) William Bassett, 26, Mason, Euphrasia, Holland, s/o Thomas John Bassett & Elizabeth Griffith, married Selina May Mower, 20, Holland, Holland Centre, d/o Thomas Mower and Susan Seabrook, witn: Thomas Mower of Holland Centre & Bella Bassett of Harkaway, 30 Nov 1904 at H. Centre. | Mower, Selina May (I17)
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| 4137 | 015379-16 (Ontario County): Gordon Miller Bassett, 23, chauffeur, Pine Orchard Ontario, Detroit; son of Jonathan Oliver Bassett and Isabel Alice Miller; married Dora May Apps, 23, Cannington, Detroit, daughter of Frank Apps and Gevena Rayfield. Witnesses: Alice J. Bassett and Frank R. Apps, both of Cannington, 16 August 1916 at Cannington. | Apps, Frank (I135)
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| 4138 | 015379-16 (Ontario County): Gordon Miller Bassett, 23, chauffeur, Pine Orchard Ontario, Detroit; son of Jonathan Oliver Bassett and Isabel Alice Miller; married Dora May Apps, 23, Cannington, Detroit, daughter of Frank Apps and Gevena Rayfield. Witnesses: Alice J. Bassett and Frank R. Apps, both of Cannington, 16 August 1916 at Cannington. | Rayfield, Gevena (I136)
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| 4139 | 015379-16 (Ontario County): Gordon Miller Bassett, 23, chauffeur, Pine Orchard Ontario, Detroit; son of Jonathan Oliver Bassett and Isabel Alice Miller; married Dora May Apps, 23, Cannington, Detroit, daughter of Frank Apps and Gevena Rayfield. Witnesses: Alice J. Bassett and Frank R. Apps, both of Cannington, 16 August 1916 at Cannington. 1901 Census of Whitchurch, York North, Ontario, Canada Alvie J. Bassett - Head Alice I. - Wife Gordon M. - Son John G. - Son Norman W. - Son Florence M. - Daughter Mildred M. - Daughter 1920 Federal Census of Highland Park, Wayne County, Michigan (7 Jan 1920) Gordon M. Bassett - 27 - M - CN-CN-CN - Roomer - Garage Manager (1916) (Living at 7856 Woodward) 1930 Federal Census of Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan (22 Apr 1930) Gordon Bassett - 37 - M - CN-CN-CN - Head - Sprayer Auto Plant (1915) Dora - 37 - F - CN-EN-EN - Wife (1906) Johnathon - 11 - M - MI-CN-CN - Son Alvenia - 10 - F - MI-CN-CN - Daughter Elton - 8 - M - MI-CN-CN - Son Howard - 6 - M - MI-CN-CN - Son Ralph - 5 - M - MI-CN-CN - Son Ronald - 5 - M - MI-CN-CN - Son Douglas - 3-8/12 - M - MI-CN-CN - Son Mae - 1/12 - F - MI-CN-CN - Daughter (Living at 9547 Rutherford) 1940 Federal Census of Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan (25 Apr 1940) Gordon Bassett 47 M Head CN Same Carpenter Private Contractor Dora 47 F Wife CN Same Jonathan 21 M Son MI Same Asst. Manager Retail Grocery Alvenia 20 F Daughter MI Same Beauty Operator Private Parlor Elton 18 M Son MI Same Truck Driver Electric Co. Howard 16 M Son MI Same Ralph 14 M Son MI Same Ronald 14 M Son MI Same Douglas 13 M Son MI Same Mary 10 F Daughter MI Same Robert 4 M Son MI Same (Living at 9542 Rutherford) | Bassett, Gordon Miller (I100)
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| 4140 | 1 more dtr? (see Betteridge)- Phil Bassett | Bassett, unknown (I3114)
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| 4141 | 1 Samantha J PETTY b: 30 JUN 1849 d: 1927 + Jacob SLOPPY b: APR 1848 d: 4 DEC 1928 2 Florence A. SLOPPY b: 7 OCT 1873 d: 8 JAN 1968 + Lewis Arvin HAINES b: 30 OCT 1870 d: 18 MAR 1946 3 Claude Earl HAINES b: 25 SEP 1892 d: 1960 + Flora SHAFER b: 12 MAR 1893 d: 22 DEC 1987 4 Living HAINES 4 Living HAINES 4 Living HAINES + Living ALLMAN 4 Thais Jean HAINES b: 27 FEB 1922 d: 5 APR 1973 + Loyd Hazen RAIRIGH b: 10 AUG 1911 d: 2 DEC 1984 5 Constance Lee RAIRIGH b: 6 JAN 1940 d: 4 JAN 1984 + Living BAILEY 6 Living BAILEY 6 Living BAILEY + Living ALFORD 6 Living BAILEY 5 Living RAIRIGH + Living HUDSON 6 Living HUDSON 6 Living HUDSON 6 Living HUDSON + Living SAYRE 6 Living HUDSON + Living KNIGHT + Living WARNER 5 Living RAIRIGH + Living CHRISTENSEN + Living HOWARD 6 Living HOWARD + Larry SMITH b: Private 6 Living SMITH 4 Living HAINES + Robert CAIN b: 31 AUG 1923 d: 3 MAY 1978 5 Living CAIN 5 Living CAIN 4 Living HAINES + Living MARY 4 Living HAINES + Living ROSEANNE 3 Gerald HAINES b: OCT 1894 d: WFT Est. 1911-1984 + CAROLYN b: WFT Est. 1890-1910 d: WFT Est. 1911-1984 3 Carl A. HAINES b: FEB 1897 d: WFT Est. 1914-1987 + NATALIE b: WFT Est. 1893-1913 d: WFT Est. 1914-1987 3 Russel D. HAINES b: MAR 1899 d: 1952 + BLANCHE b: WFT Est. 1895-1914 d: 1946 2 Clarence SLOPPY b: WFT Est. 1868-1895 d: WFT Est. 1869-1958 2 Roscoe SLOPPY b: WFT Est. 1868-1895 d: WFT Est. 1869-1958 | Petty, Samantha J (I17291)
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| 4142 | 1. Deceased name: Roy Lee Bassett 2. Date of death: January 20, 1975 3. Sex: Male 4. Race: white 5. Age at last birthday: 74 6. Date of birth: January 24, 1900 7a. County of death: Tulsa 7b. City or town: Tulsa 7c. Inside city limits? Yes 7d. Hospital or institution: Four Seasons Nursing Home 8. State of birth: Georgia 9. Citizen of what country: USA 10. Marital status: widowed 11. Surviving spouse: NA 12. SS#: 447-07-3806 13a. Usual occupation: Retired - Convoy Driver 13b. Kind of Business: Fred Jones Ford 14a. Residence-state: Oklahoma 14b. County: Tulsa 14c. City/Town: Tulsa 14d. Inside city limits? Yes 14e. Street and number: 5940 W. 8th zip code: 74127 15. Father-name: Redden Bassett 16. Mother-maiden name: Gussie Brigman 17a. Informant-name or source of information: Mrs. Louise Dawson 17b. Mailing address: 3209 E. Xyler, Tulsa, Oklahoma Cauth of death: immediate - Acute coronary artery insufficiency (minutes) "due to or a consequence of": Arteriosclerotic heart disease (months) Other significant conditions: Chronic emphysema & chronic obstructive lung disease Manner: natural Autopsy: No Death occurred at 4:10 AM Certifier name: C.E. Woodward, M.D. Mailing address: 5157 E. 51st, Suite 110, Tulsa, OK 74135 Burial: January 22, 1975 at Woodland Cemetery, Sand Springs, Oklahoma Funeral home: Mobley-Dodson-Lakeside, Sand Springs, Oklahoma | Bassett, Roy Lamar (I935)
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| 4143 | 1. Swinehart information from Ancestry.com file of: Marsha Berry 2. SOURCE: E-mail files from Catherine Ann ROSE.[Living] DEATH: South Dakota Death Index, 1905-1955 Owen P Swinehart; Death Day: 1 Death Month: May Death Year: 1948 County: Pennington BIOGRAPHY: 1870 US Census Owen Swinehart Estimated Birth Year: abt 1862 Age in 1870: 8 Birthplace: Iowa : White G Male Image Source: Year: 1870; Census Place: Jackson, Shelby, Iowa; Roll: M593_420; Page: 30; Image: 61.Post Office: Harlan. 1900 US Census Owen Swinehart, 38 Estimated birth year: 1862, Birthplace: Iowa, White Minnie Swinehart, 29, Wife, Estimated birth year: 1871 Birthplace: Iowa, White Owen Swinehart, 4, Son, Estimated birth year: 1896 Birthplace: South Dakota Race: White Image source: Year: 1900; Census Place: Township 1, Pennington, South Dakota; Roll: T623 1553; Page: 2B; Enumeration District: 38. 1910 US Census Owen P Swarthout [Owen P Constant] [Owen P Swinehart] Age in 1910: 46 Estimated Birth Year: 1864 Birthplace: Iowa Relation to Head of House: Head [Self (Head)] Father's Birth Place: Indiana Mother's Birth Place: Indiana Spouse's Name: Murrie M Swarthout Home in 1910: Rapid Ward 2, Pennington, South Dakota Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male. - Murrie M Swarthout [Minnie M Swinehart] [Murrie M Constant] Age in 1910: 40 Estimated Birth Year: 1870 Birthplace: Iowa Relation to Head of House: Wife Father's Birth Place: Indiana Mother's Birth Place: Indiana Spouse's Name: Owen P Swarthout Home in 1910: Rapid Ward 2, Pennington, South Dakota Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Female. - Oreon W Swarthout [Orion W Swinehart] [Oreon W Constant] Age in 1910: 13 Estimated Birth Year: 1897 Birthplace: South Dakota Relation to Head of House: Son Father's name: Owen P Swarthout Father's Birth Place: Iowa Mother's name: Murrie M Swarthout Mother's Birth Place: Iowa Home in 1910: Rapid Ward 2, Pennington, South Dakota Marital Status: Single Race: White Gender: Male. Source Citation: Year: 1910; Census Place: Rapid Ward 2, Pennington, South Dakota; Roll: T624_1486; Page: 5B; Enumeration District: 0086; Image: 697; FHL Number: 1375499. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1910 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006. Original data: Thirteenth Census of the United States, 1910 (NARA microfilm publication T624, 1,178 rolls). Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C. For details on the contents of the film numbers, visit the following NARA web page: NARA 1920 US Census Owen P Swinehart, 58 years, Estimated birth year: abt 1862, Birthplace: Iowa, White Male, Home owned, Married, Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Mother's Birth Place: Indiana Father's Birth Place: Indiana - Minnie Swinehart, 48, Wife, years Estimated birth year: abt 1862 Birthplace: Iowa, White Female Married Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Mother's Birth Place: Indiana Father's Birth Place: Indiana - Orion W Swinehart, 23, Son, Estimated birth year: abt 1897 Birthplace: South Dakota Race: White Male Single, Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Mother's Birth Place: Iowa Father's Birth Place: Iowa Image: 771 Image Source: Year: 1920; Census Place: Township 3, Meade, South Dakota; Roll: T625_1723; Page: 6A; Enumeration District: 144; Image: 771. 1930 US Census Owen P Swinehart , 68 Estimated birth year: abt 1862 Birthplace: Iowa Relation to head-of-house: Head Spouse's Name: Minnie M Swinehart Race: White - Minnie M Swinehart, 59, Estimated birth year: abt 1871 Relation to head-of-house: Wife Spouse's Name: Owen p Swinehart Home in 1930: Township 3, Meade, South Dakota - Orion W Swinehart, 33, Son, Estimated birth year: abt 1897, born SD, Married at age 26 - Jennie G, 32, Dau-in-Law, SD - Evelyn M, 6, Grand-daughter, SD - Delores S, 3 yr 2 mo, Grand-dau, SD Image source: Year: 1930; Census Place: Township 3, Meade, South Dakota; Roll: 2227; Page: 2A; Enumeration District: 42; Image: 764.0. Taken 17 April 1930. | Swinehart, Owen Parker (I5922)
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| 4144 | 10 Jan 1890 Charlestown, St. Austell, Cornwall, the Will of Samuel Bassett late of Charlestown in the Parish of St. Austell in the County of Cornwall Retired Farmer who died 18 December 1889 at Roche in the said County was proved at Bodmin by Thomas Bassett of Roche Carpenter the Brother and William Cock Phillips of Mount Charles in St. Austell Shipowner the Executors. Effects 573 pounds, beneficiary, Thomas Bassett. | Bassett, Samuel (I81)
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| 4145 | 100B.THE FAMILY OF DANIEL BASSETT OF TENNESSEE This material came from material gatheredby Jeffrey Bassett from multiple sources including new material from Bob Millerand census records. FIRSTGENERATION 100B.Daniel Bassett Daniel Bassett was born between 1815 and1829 in Kentucky according to the census record of his son Thomas in 1880. Hemarried Mary Branner. | Bassett, Daniel (P1)
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| 4146 | 10697-76 (Victoria County): John Ewen, 38, widower, farmer, Scotland, Eldon, son of John Ewen and Margaret Taylor, married Mary Ann Bassett, 25, Sydney, Australia, Eldon, daughter of Samuel Bassett and Mary Mallory. Witnesses: Mary Kennedy of Fenelon and William Lochead Jr. of Fenelon Falls, 18 November 1876 at Fenelon Falls. 1871 Canadian Census of Eldon, Victoria North, Ontario, Canada Samuel Bassett - 55 - M - England - English - Farmer - Roman Catholic Mary - 55 - F - Ireland - Irish - Roman Catholic Thomas - 18 - M - Australia - English - Roman Catholic John - 13 - M - Ontario - English - Roman Catholic Mary A. - 20 - F - Australia - English - Roman Catholic Sharlet - 16 - F - Ontario - English - Roman Catholic | Bassett, Mary Ann (I50)
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| 4147 | 10697-76 (Victoria County): John Ewen, 38, widower, farmer, Scotland, Eldon, son of John Ewen and Margaret Taylor, married Mary Ann Bassett, 25, Sydney, Australia, Eldon, daughter of Samuel Bassett and Mary Mallory. Witnesses: Mary Kennedy of Fenelon and William Lochead Jr. of Fenelon Falls, 18 November 1876 at Fenelon Falls. | Ewen, John (I58)
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| 4148 | 10th Vermont Infantry Obituaries Death of Edward Vincelette Edward Vincelette died at 3 o'clock Sunday morning after an illness of seven weeks of heart disease. Mr. Vincelette's illness began with a partial stroke of paralysis from which he rallied and seemed to be improving until a change for the worst set in Saturday. In the death of Mr. Vincelette Swanton loses one of that type of substantial citizens who are a credit to a town. Edward Vincelette was born in Swanton 64 years ago and all of his life has been spent in town except for a few years when he was in business in Canada. During all that time he has had but one employer, the Barney Marble Company. In 1868 Mr. Vincelette married Miss Lucy Trudeau of St. Sebastien, PQ, who with two daughters and eight sons survive him. Mr. Vincelette was one of the leading members of Jesse A. Jewett Post, GAR Before enlisting in the 10th Mr. Vincelette enlisted in the 6th Regiment at the outbreak of the war. He was discharged from the 6th for disability, came home and at once enlisted in the 10th. In politics Mr. Vincelette was a staunch Republican and always took a lively interest in municipal affairs. He had served as justice of the peace for several years. The funeral was held from the Church of the Nativity Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. High mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Salmon with Father Foulliet acting as deacon and Father Alliot as sub-deacon. After the mass Father Salmon delivered a brief and fitting eulogy of the deceased. Mrs. Hogan of Rutland, presided at the organ. The bearers were William McIvor, Joseph Barrette, A. E. Carr, William Manning, C. H. Butterfield, R. O. Sturtevant, C. H. Robinson and Judge Richard Smith of Enosburg. A delegation from the GAR | Vincelette, Edward (I1211)
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| 4149 | 116B4. John Bassett, son of John Bassett John Bassett, son of John and Jane Bassett, was christened 1 Feb 1824 in Rothwell, Northamptonshire, England. He married Hannah Eliza Margetts. She was born about 1828 in Kettering, Northamptonshire, England. Eliza married (2) John Bambridge. 1851 British Census of 126 Glen Road, Rothwell, Northamptonshire John Bassett 27 M Head Rothwell, Northampton Baker Eliza 23 F Wife Kettering, Northampton William 3 M Son Rothwell, Northampton Jane 1 F Daughter Rothwell, Northampton Sarah Dix 14 F Servant Rushton, Northampton Servant 1861 British Census of 169 Panders Lane, Rothwell, Northamptonshire Eliza Bassett 32 Head Kettering, Northampton Baker William 13 Son Rothwell, Northampton Scholar Jane 11 Daughter Rothwell, Northampton Eliza A. 9 Daughter Rothwell, Northampton Arthur 1 Son Rothwell, Northampton 1871 British Census of 54 Glendon Road, Rothwell, Northampton John Bambridge 48 M Head Rothwell, Northampton Baker & Grocer Eliza 49 F Wife Kettering, Northampton Baker & Grocer Jane Bassett 21 M Stepdau Rothwell, Northampton Dressmaker Arthur 10 M Stepson Rothwell, Northampton Scholar + 116B41. William Margetts Bassett - born about 1848 in Rothwell, Northampton, England, married Arabella Clark. 116B42. Jane Bassett - born about 1850 in Rothwell, Northampton, England. + 116B43. Eliza A. Bassett - born about 1852 in Rothwell, Northampton, England, married Henry Heath Fisher on 27 Nov 1872 in Shoreditch, Middlesex, England. 116B44. Arthur Bassett - born about 1860 in Rothwell, Northampton, England. 116B5. William Bassett, son of John Bassett William Bassett, son of John and Jane Bassett, was christened 25 Jul 1827 in Rothwell, Northamptonshire, England. He married Elizabeth Tibutt (FL1942). She was born 1828 in Rothwell (FL1942) in Rothwell, England. Elizabeth died 29 Feb 1918 (FL1942) in Chicago, Illinois. 1851 British Census of 131 Glen Road, Rothwell, Northamptonshire William Bassett 23 M Head Rothwell, Northampton Carpenter Elizabeth 22 F Wife Rothwell, Northampton Elizabeth 1 F Daughter Rothwell, Northampton 1860 Federal Census of Boone Township, Boone County, Illinois William Bassett 30 M England Mechanic Elizabeth 30 F England George 2 M England 1910 Federal Census of Chicago, Cook County, Illinois (28 Apr 1910) George F. Bassett (1850) 53 M EN EN EN Head Chief Clerk Telegraph Company Ellen L. 43 F NY NY NY Wife Alice 27 F IL EN IL Daughter Elsie 16 F IL EN IL Daughter (Living at 5963 Chicago Ave) (Married 11 years, 2nd marriage for George) Living next door 1910 Federal Census of Chicago, Cook County, Illinois (28 Apr 1910) Elizabeth Bassett (Wd) 82 F EN EN EN Head Own income (1850) 1920 Federal Census of 35th Ward, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois (14 Jan 1920) George F. Bassett 62 M EN EN EN Head Manager Real Estate Ellen 52 F NY NY NY Wife Elsie M. 25 F IL EN NY Daughter Stenographer RR 1 Roomer (Living at 4517 Washington Blvd.) 116B51. Elizabeth Bassett - born about 1850 in England. 116B52. Sophia Bassett - christened 8 Apr 1850 in Rothwell, Northamptonshire, England. + 116B53. George Francis Bassett - born 24 Jan 1858 (FL1942) in Northamptonshire England, was living with his cousin Daniel F. Bassett in the 1880 census. Passenger List, CastleGarden.org Great Western, arrived 1 Oct 1859 from Liverpool, England. Elizabeth Bassett, 27 years, George Bassett, infant, 8 months | Bassett, John (I7)
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