Bassett Family Association Database
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Matches 4,451 to 4,500 of 52,713
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| 4451 | 1840 Federal Census of East Feliciana Parish, Louisiana W. Bass 20101-00001 2 males under 5, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 20-30, 1 female 20-30 | Bass, W. (I5)
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| 4452 | 1840 Federal Census of Elizabeth, Lawrence County, Ohio Elijah Bass FPC 211-001 2mU10,1m10-24,1m24-36,1m24-36 1850 Federal Census of Decatur Township, Lawrence County, Ohio (30 Oct 1850 Elijah Bass M 40 M North Carolina Farmer 400 Matilda 43 F Ohio Elijah M 16 M Ohio Laborer Samuel M 12 M Ohio Elizabeth M 10 F Ohio Peter M 8 M Ohio William M 1 M Ohio 1860 Federal Census of Decatur Township, Lawrence County, OH (31 Jul 1860) Elijah Bass M 49 M North Carolina Farmer 1000 300 Matilda M 59 F North Carolina Elijah M 26 M North Carolina Farm Hand Samuel M 21 M Ohio Farm Hand Peter M 16 M Ohio Farm Hand William M 12 M Ohio William Williams M 11 M Ohio Adopted | Bass, Elijah (I47379)
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| 4453 | 1840 Federal Census of Gloucester, Gloucester County, NJ Mason Bassett 11001001-00001 1mU5,1m5-10,1m20-30,1m50-60,1f20-30 1850 Federal Census of Medford Township, Burlington County, NJ (19 Sep 1850) Benjamin D. Bates 24 M New Jersey Tailor Anna M. 22 F New Jersey Francis A. 1 F New Jersey Mason Bassett 49 M New Jersey Shoemaker 500 1850 Federal Census of Winslow, Camden County, NJ (31 Aug 1850) Jane Bassett 39 M Pennsylvania William 18 M Pennsylvania Cordwainer Sarah 10 F New Jersey Isaac 7 M New Jersey George 1 M New Jersey 1860 Federal Census of Mount Holly, Medford Township, New Jersey (18 Sep 1860) Mason Bassett 59 M New Jersey Shoemaker --- 400 Margaret Swain 53 F New Jersey Isaac Bassett 18 M New Jersey 1860 Federal Census of Willingboro, Burlington County, NJ (17 Jul 1860) Joseph Bassett 25 M New Jersey Farm Laborer Jane 53 F Pennsylvania George 10 M New Jersey 1880 Federal Census of Williamstown, Gloucester County, New Jersey John Kirby 60 M PA PA DE Head Shoemaker Eliza 56 F NJ NJ NJ Wife Keeping House Lillian 7 F NJ NJ NJ Daughter Mason Bassett 81 M NJ NJ NJ Other Shoemaker 1870 Federal Census of Deptford, Gloucester County, NJ (27 Jun 1870) Mason Bassett 74 M New Jersey Works in Shoe Shop 500 100 Eliza 46 F London, Eng Keeps House Jennie Westen 13 F New Jersey Servant (Married in Feb 1870) | Bassett, Mason (I1)
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| 4454 | 1840 Federal Census of Grayson, Owen County, Indiana Jesse Bass 0010-0010 1m15-20,1f15-20 Jesse Bass Obituary Died at his residence, in Boone County, near Mineral Ridge, June 29th, 1885, Jesse Bass, of complicated disease. He has been a constant sufferer for more than 19 years, and since April last has been mostly confined to his bed. He leaves his aged wife and large circle of relatives and many friends to mourn his death. He came to this county about 31 years ago and has lived here with the exception of some six years, which he spent in the southwest part of the state. He united with the Mineral Ridge Baptist Church over 17 years ago. He was ready to go. His funeral was largely attended. | Bass, Jesse Franklin (I38284)
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| 4455 | 1840 Federal Census of Green County, Kentucky William Bass 1100100-20011 1mU5,1m5-10,1m20-30,2fU5,1f15-20,1f20-30 1850 Federal Census of Taylor County, Kentucky (28 Aug 1850) William Bass 38 M Kentucky Farmer 2360 Dorinda 32 F Kentucky Thomas 15 M Kentucky Laborer Samuel 13 M Kentucky Frances 11 F Kentucky Rebecca 10 F Kentucky John 7 M Kentucky Sarah E. 5 F Kentucky Mary E. 3 F Kentucky Linda C. 2 F Kentucky Lois I. 1 F Kentucky | Bass, William W. (I52546)
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| 4456 | 1840 Federal Census of Greensville County, Virginia James M. Bass 120001-10011 1 male under 5, 2 males 5-10, 1 male 30-40, 1 female under 5, 1 female 20-30, 1 female 30-40 1850 Federal Census of Greensville County, Virginia (October 1, 1850) J.M. Bass - 48 - Male - Virginia Sarah - 42 - Female - Virginia W.J. - 18 - Male - Virginia S.P. - 15 - Male - Virginia Benjamin - 12 - Male - Virginia | Bass, James Madison (I48257)
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| 4457 | 1840 Federal Census of Greensville County, Virginia Thos. J. Bass 100001-1121100 1 male under 5, 1 male 30-40, 1 female under 5, 1 female 5-10, 2 females 10-15, 1 female 15-20, 1 female 20-30 1850 Federal Census of Kenton County, Kentucky (September 6, 1850) Thomas Bass - 45 - Male - Virginia - Farmer 2000 Mary - 40 - Female - Virginia Catherine - 18 - Female - Virginia William - 15 - Male - Virginia Elizabeth - 12 - Female - Virginia Thomas - 10 - Male - Virginia James - 7 - Male - Virginia Benjamin - 4 - Male - Kentucky John - 1 - Male - Kentucky 1860 Federal Census of District #1, Kenton County, Kentucky (2 Jun 1860) Thomas J. Bass 58 M Virginia Farmer --- 300 Mary V. 52 F Virginia Margaret E. 22 F Virginia Thomas E. 18 M Virginia Farm Laborer James F. 16 M Virginia John H. 10 M Kentucky 1870 Federal Census of Coker, Kenton County, Kentucky (19 Aug 1870) Thomas J. Bass 68 M Virginia Farmer Mary 60 F Virginia Keeping House John 19 M Kentucky Works on farm 1880 Federal Census of Kocks, Kenton County, Kentucky (11 Jun 1880) Thomas J. Bass 75 M VA VA VA Head Farmer Mary 73 F VA VA VA Wife Keeping House James 34 M VA VA VA Son Working on farm Ann 28 F KY KY KY DauL At home George 10 M KY VA KY Grandson At home Pearl 8 M KY VA KY Grandson At home Mary 5 F KY VA KY Granddau James 2 M KY VA KY Grandson Marion 6/12 M KY VA KY Grandson Frank 22 M KY VA KY Grandson Works on Farm | Bass, Thomas Jefferson (I1)
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| 4458 | 1840 Federal Census of Greenwich, Washington County, New York Alexander Bassett 01002100-11002100 1m5-10,2m20-30,1m30-40,1fU5,1f5-10,2f20-30,1f30-40 1850 Federal Census of Cambridge, Washington County, New York (8 Nov 1850) Alexander Bassett 47 M New York Farmer 4300 Phebe 42 F New York Ann R. 17 F New York James A. 13 M New York Charles A. 4 M New York Alexander was 64 years, 1 month and 16 days of age when he died. Washington County, New York Newspapers - deaths Alexander Bassett, about 50 years old died in Cambridge, New York, on 30 Jul 1866. | Bassett, Alexander H. (I06755)
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| 4459 | 1840 Federal Census of Greenwich, Washington County, New York Pardon Bassett 010010101-0100120 1m5-10,1m20-30,1m40-50,1m60-70,1f5-10,1f20-30,2f30-40 1850 Federal Census of Greenwich, Washington County, New York (19 Sep 1850) Pardon Bassett 44 M New York Hatter 2200 Sarah E. 44 F New York William J. 18 M New York Lovina Epps B 20 F New York Sarah Maines 23 F 1860 Federal Census of Greenwich, Washington County, New York (20 Aug 1860) Hiram R. Cornell 36 M New York Livery Keeper 5000 Mary E. 27 F New York Charles P. 8 M New York Pardon Bassett 54 M New York Hatter 2000 Wm. J. Bassett 24 M New York Hatter Living With Hiram Cornell (Livery Keeper) He married Sarah Miller of Greenwich, New York on 6 Feb 1861 (WCMN). Sarah E. Bassett, aged 53 years, wife of Pardon, died in Union Village, New York 22 Jan 1860 (WCN). Pardon died 27 Nov 1861 in Greenwich, Washington County, New Yor (WCN - Washington County Newspapers) (WCMN - Washington County Marriage Notices) Washington County, New York Newspapers - Deaths Pardon Bassett, age 55 years, died in Greenwich, New York on 27 Nov 1861. | Bassett, Pardon (I06758)
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| 4460 | 1840 Federal Census of Halifax County, North Carolina Benjamin W. Bass 010002-010010 1m5-10,2m30-40,1f5-10,1f20-30 1850 Federal Census of Halifax County, North Carolina (13 Aug 1850) Ben Bass 43 M Halifax Farmer 1250 Frances 37 F Halifax Andrew 16 M Halifax Penelope Wilson F Halifax | Bass, Benjamin W. (I48122)
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| 4461 | 1840 Federal Census of Harris County, Georgia A. Bass 1100010-10001 1mU5,1m5-10,1m30-40,1fU5,1f20-30 1860 Federal Census of Whitesville, Harris County, Georgia (4 Aug 1860) George Bass 25 M Georgia Farmer 800 350 Missouri 22 F Georgia Geo. 4 M Georgia Infant 8/12 F Georgia Sarah 50 F Georgia Wm. 22 M Georgia Sarah 20 F Georgia | Bass, Alexander (I61545)
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| 4462 | 1840 Federal Census of Harris County, Georgia A. Bass 1100010-10001 1 male under 5, 1 male 5-10, 1 male 30-40, 1 female under 5, 1 female 20-30 | Bass, Alexander (I42336)
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| 4463 | 1840 Federal Census of Honey Creek, Vigo County, Indiana Nelson Bass 21100-20100 FCP 2mU10,1m10-24,1m24-36,2fU10,1f24-36 1850 Federal Census of Cahawba Beat, Dallas County, Alabama (4 Nov 1850) William Bassett 38 M England Tailor 500 (#53B15) Harriett 38 F England Charlotte | Bass, Nelson (I35717)
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| 4464 | 1840 Federal Census of Iredell County, North Carolina Ezekial Bass 100001-00100001 1mU5,1m30-40,1f10-15,1f50-60 | Bass, Ezekiel Sion (I47135)
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| 4465 | 1840 Federal Census of Iredell County, North Carolina John F. Bass 010010-200010 1m5-10,1m20-30,2fU5,1f20-30 1850 Federal Census of Alexander County, NC (29 Aug 1850) John F. Bass 45 M North Carolina Laborer Rachel 37 F North Carolina Alfred 16 M North Carolina Laborer Barbara 13 F North Carolina Sarah 11 F North Carolina Eveline 9 F North Carolina William 7 M North Carolina Nelson 4 M North Carolina John 4 M North Carolina Margaret 2 F North Carolina 1860 Federal Census of Boone, Wautaga County, North Carolina John F. Bass 46 M North Carolina Farmer -- 100 Rachel 45 F North Carolina Housewife Barbery 24 F North Carolina Elizabeth E. 19 F North Carolina Domestic William D. 17 M North Carolina Sion N. 14 M North Carolina John H. 14 M North Carolina Margaret A. 12 F North Carolina James F. 7 M North Carolina Martha J. 7 F North Carolina Julia R. 4 F North Carolina Joseph A. 2/12 M North Carolina | Bass, John Franklin (I47136)
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| 4466 | 1840 Federal Census of Johnson, Gibson County, Indiana Thomas R. Bass - Free Colored Person 010000-01 1 male 10-23, 1 female 10-23 1850 Federal Census of District #21, Iroquois County, Illinois (April 23, 1850) Thomas R. Bass - Mulatto - 32 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 200 Polly A. - Mulatto - 31 - Female - North Carolina William - Mulatto - 9 - Male - Indiana Thomas J. - Mulatto - 7 - Male - Indiana Sion A. - Mulatto - 6 - Male - Illinois John W. - Mulatto - 3 Male - Illinois Sarah E. - Mulatto - 1 - Female - Illinois Thomas Graham - Mulatto - 22 - Male - Indiana - Farmer John T. - Mulatto - 19 - Male - Indiana - Farmer | Bass, Thomas Wright (I7)
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| 4467 | 1840 Federal Census of Johnston County, North Carolina Stephen Bass 201001-01001 2 males under 5, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 30-40, 1 female 5-10, 1 female 20-30 1850 Federal Census of District #10, Johnston County, North Carolina (October 25, 1850) Stephen Bass - 38 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 100 Polly - 36 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 16 - Female - North Carolina Isabella - 15 - Female - North Carolina John - 13 - Male - North Carolina Ayres - 11 - Male - North Carolina Nancy - 9 - Female - North Carolina Edwin - 7 - Male - North Carolina Charity - 5 - Female - North Carolina Job - 3 - Male - North Carolina Polly - 2 - Female - North Carolina 1870 Federal Census of Beulah, Johnston County, North Carolina Stephen Bass - 65 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 800 900 Mary - 63 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House Living next door 1870 Federal Census of Beulah, Johnston County, North Carolina Joseph Bass - 22 - Male - North Carolina - Farm Labor Calle - 23 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House Jesse T. - 8/12 - Male - North Carolina Living next door 1870 Federal Census of Beulah, Johnston County, North Carolina Edwin Bass - 25 - Male - North Carolina - Farm Labor Exey - 26 - Female - North Carolina Wm. H. - 1 - Male - North Carolina Junnie G. - 6/12 - Male - North Carolina | Bass, Alfredo (I1)
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| 4468 | 1840 Federal Census of Johnston County, North Carolina Stephen Bass 201001-01001 2 males under 5, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 30-40, 1 female 5-10, 1 female 20-30 1850 Federal Census of District #10, Johnston County, North Carolina (October 25, 1850) Stephen Bass - 38 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 100 Polly - 36 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 16 - Female - North Carolina Isabella - 15 - Female - North Carolina John - 13 - Male - North Carolina Ayres - 11 - Male - North Carolina Nancy - 9 - Female - North Carolina Edwin - 7 - Male - North Carolina Charity - 5 - Female - North Carolina Job - 3 - Male - North Carolina Polly - 2 - Female - North Carolina 1870 Federal Census of Beulah, Johnston County, North Carolina Stephen Bass - 65 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 800 900 Mary - 63 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House Living next door 1870 Federal Census of Beulah, Johnston County, North Carolina Joseph Bass - 22 - Male - North Carolina - Farm Labor Calle - 23 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House Jesse T. - 8/12 - Male - North Carolina Living next door 1870 Federal Census of Beulah, Johnston County, North Carolina Edwin Bass - 25 - Male - North Carolina - Farm Labor Exey - 26 - Female - North Carolina Wm. H. - 1 - Male - North Carolina Junnie G. - 6/12 - Male - North Carolina Description: In the name of God Amen, I Steven Bass of North Carolina, Johnston County Being of sound mind and memory blessed be God. ____ this being the 3rd day of February in the year of our Lord (one tho)usand Eight hundred and Seventy Four - make and publish this my last Will and testament ___ manner following to wit. Item 1st I give and bequeath unto my son Joseph Bass one hundred and forty acres of land where I now live the home place forever. Item 2 I give and bequeath unto my son Aron Bass one tract of land including two tracts adjoining known as the Morace tract and J.T. Bass tract containing two hundred and eight__ 1/4 acres of land forever. Item 3 I give and bequeath unto my son Edwin Bass one tract of land where he now lives containing one hundred and seventy four acres of land forever. Item 4 I give and bequeath unto Gilbert Bass and Mary Ann Bass and Betsy Lucrecy Bass the son and daughters of my son John Bass ten dollars each. Item 5 I give and bequeath unto Martha Ann Johnson one bed and furniture and one cow Item 6 I give and bequeath unto Isibel Silivent ten dollars Item 7 I give and bequeath unto Lovey An Silivent one bed and furniture Item 8 I give and bequeath unto my daughter Nancy Pierce one three year old heifer and ten dollars in money Item 9 I give and bequeath unto my daughter Chairty Camel ten dollars in money Item 10 I give and bequeath unto my daughter _____(last daughter Polly) Holland ten dollars Item 11 I give and bequeath unto my son Joseph __ one brandy still and all my sider cask and wheat fan and two guns, one rifle and one double bbl shotgun and also my blacksmith tools and all of my other tools, also all of my ?gratis if there be any. Item 12 I give and bequeath unto Rite Bass the son of Aron Bass one single bbl shotgun Item 13 If there is any money left after settling all of my debts it is my request for it to be divided equally among all of my children Item 14 I give and bequeath unto Jesse Bass the son of Joseph Bass all of my bee hives. I hereby appoint Ephraim ? Pierce my executor to this my last Will and testament in witness whereof I the said Stephen Bass have here unto set my hand and seal in the presents of ____ Eli Godwin, W H Pearce Stephen (X) Bass (his mark) Probate initiated 17 Oct 1874 by Ephraim ? Pierce. (Will transcribed by Robin VanLeer.) | Bass, Stephen (I60457)
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| 4469 | 1840 Federal Census of Lewis County, Kentucky John Basset 100001001-101001 1MU5, 1M20-30, 1M50-60, 1FU5, 1F10-15, 1F50-60 1850 Federal Census of Lewis County, Kentucky John Bassett - 64 - M - Miller 3000 New Jersey John - 14 - Kentucky Susan R. - 12 - Kentucky Mary E. - 10 - Kentucky Sarah F. - 8 - Kentucky John Rose - 45 - Laborer - North Carolina Stacia - 23 - Kentucky Sarah Satin - 16 - Kentucky 1860 Federal Census of Lewis County, Kentucky John Bassett - 73 - M - New Jersey - Farmer 6000 600 Samuel Poe - 23 - M - Kentucky - Farmer William R. - 21 - M - Indiana Sarah F. - 18 - F - Kentucky Excerpt from the Autobiography of Isaac Newton Bassett My Uncle John Bassett, married a Miss Waring, a sister of the husband of Sarah Walingsford, whom my Uncle Amos married. Uncle John settled on Montgomery Creek one mile East of my Father's place. His land joined my Father's on the east and my Uncle Amos on the west. He had a watermill on the little stream where he sawed lumber and ground corn. Uncle John's first wife died early. I never saw her. She had four children, three of whom drowned at the same time in the little stream of Montgomery, while quite young. Alexander, the 4th, lived to manhood, was married and bought part of this Father's place where he lived until about 1886. His wife died before him. She was Leah Meredith, a sister of his father's second wife. He left one son and two daughters. He was about six years my senior, was about 6 ft tall, well built, and of fine appearance. Was a most excellent man but wanting in energy. Although he inherited considerable property from his grandfather Waring's estate, and from an Uncle Waring, and from his father's estate, he failed in his financial career and had to borrow money from time to time from his cousin Joseph Waring, the step-son of his Uncle Amos. This indebtedness was more than his farm was worth which passed into the hands of Joseph Waring upon Alexander's death, but Joseph was very kind to him so long as he lived and would not foreclose his mortgage until after his death. Cousin Alexander was a schoolmate of mine. He would visit my father's family, often staying over night. He would smoke a cob pipe and the boy, my brothers and I, would take great pleasure in filling it with tobacco for him to smoke, putting in a little powder at the bottom, to explode it while smoking. It was great fun for us and he never appeared the least vexed over it. I loved him almost as a brother, better than I loved any other cousin. He and his father under the old days of the 40's were Democrats - the only Democrats in the family. All the rest being Whigs, but they, were staunch Union Men and were most loyal during the Civil War and Alexander became a Republican then and remained so till his death. Peace to his bones. My Uncle John remarried a widower for quite a number of years, but was married in 1833 to Elizabeth Meredith by her he had four children, John, Susan, Mary and Sarah. They were all of an indolent turn of character. The girls married trifling worthless men and I know nothing about where they are. John was a wild fellow. The last I heard of him, he was in the South. My uncle John was a fleshy man, about 5 ft 11 inches in height, well framed, and of a florid or ruddy complexion. He was of a rather blustering manner, but of an excellent heart and kindly dispostion. Mentally he was strong and was quite a conversationalist. He liked to talk on the political questions and we have had many a lively bout, but he was always a great friend of mine and of my brothers. He was a Methodist and was honest, truthful and upright. This second wife died in 1844 and he died about 1867. | Bassett, John (I22)
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| 4470 | 1840 Federal Census of Madison County, Mississippi Isaac R. Bass 0000302-000000 3m20-30,1m40-50 1850 Federal Census of Madison County, Mississippi (13 Dec 1850) Isaac R. Bass 49 M North Carolina Planter 1500 & Four others 1860 Federal Census of Madison County, Mississippi (24 May 1860) Isaac R. Bass M North Carolina Planter 150,000 250,000 | Bass, Isaac Rogers (I34527)
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| 4471 | 1840 Federal Census of Madison County, Mississippi Isaac R. Bass 0000302-000000 3m20-30,1m40-50 Edwin Bass 0001201-0010001 1m15-20,2f20-30,1m40-50,1f10-15,1f40-50 Description: In the name of God amen, I Jesse Bass of Nash County and state of North Carolina, being sick and weak of boddie but of perfect mind and memory blessed be God knowing that is is once appointed for all men to dis do make and establish this to be my last will and testament. First. I give my soul to God the author of the same and my body to be laid in the dust at the discretion of my friends as touching my worldly affairs as followeth that is to say: Item. I lend to my beloved wife Frances during her natural life all the lands within the following bounds beginning at the mouth of the Little Swamp thence up the same to the south of a branch that runs between the potato patch field and the Woodruff field thence up to the said branch to the fork thence a south course to a branch near the Manning old field thence and just above the Manning path to a new marked corner pine thence down the branch to the creek near the Manning ford, thence downthe creek to a branch that heads near the prim old field thence up said branch to the head of a poplar thence a straight course to the prim spring thence to a corner pine where George Boddie Bunting and myself corners thence my own line and others a north course to the first station containing 700 acres more or less. Item. I also give to my beloved wife two Negroes namely Ned and Ann and two featherbeds and furniture one that came by her one bureau that came by her, two head of horses the Michael horse and ? head, 800 pounds of pork, 20 barrels of corn, 2 blade stacks and one top stack 3 bushels of salt 3 cows and calves five bushels of wheat and 15 gallons of brandy. Item. I give to my beloved daughter Frances Bass two Negroes John and Bob. Item. I give to my beloved son Coffield, two negros namely Gustus and Esther. Item. I give to my beloved son Council Bass 1/2 of my mill and 1/2 of two small strips of land that lies on the each side of the mill and also the tract of land that I bought of the heirs of Augustine Bass deceased only excepting 100 acres which is to be taken after the upper part joining the tract of land also one mare by the name of Tups my bridle and saddle and 2 negros named Tom and Amy. Item. I give to my son Goodman Bass the other half of the 2 strips of land lying east side of the creek as aforesaid for the use of the mill also the other 100 acres of land that I bought from the heirs of Augustine Bass deceased together with the hole of the peas tract of land and also 2 negros namely Vol and Little Silva. Item. I give it to my beloved son Sion Bass all of my tract of land known by the name of the Cherry land and the remainder part of the Manning land and 2 negros named Charles and Lizen. Item. I give to my beloved son Jordan Bass the following tracts of land. One track by the name of Cooper land and one small tract of land called the Joiner lands also the balance of the prim land that has not been devised away and 2 negros named Hary and Prudence. Item. I give to my beloved son Gideon bass 2 negros one called Big Mall and Tanner Item. I give to my beloved daughter Penelope Wilhight 2 negros which she has already Juner and Beck. Item. I give to my beloved son Edwin the upper part of the Britain track of land together with 72 acres of land that I have taken up to a dividing line between said Edwin and his brother Isaac Bass beginning in Gideon Bases line in the branch at a poplar then on South through the field by a persimmon tree to said Gideon Basses line also 2 negros Dread and Vilet. Item. I give to my beloved son Isaac Bass the balance of the Britain track of land from the dividing line down also 2 negros called Fill and Will. Item. I give my beloved son Edmon Bass 2 negros York and Peggy. Item. I give to my beloved son Jesse Bass 2 negros Jak and Phoebe one horse named Talton, bridal and saddle and 15 barrels of corn and $50 in cash. Item. I give to my beloved daughter Elizabeth Bass 3 negros namely Jude, Little Jill and Peter. Item. I give to my beloved daughter Louzaney Bass 2 negros named Jenny and Allen. Item. I give to my worthy friend Morning Sykes 1 negro girl named Tiller. tem. My will and desire is it all the remainder of my estate that I have not already given away be sold by my executors and after the payment of my just debt to be equally divided among all of my children namely Gideon, Penelope, Edwin, Isaac, Edmon, Jesse, Elizabeth, Council, Louzany, Jordan, Sion, Goodman, Frances, and Coffield, and I do here by appoint my worthy friend Richard Holland my executor to this my last will and testament. SignEd and acknowledged in the presence of us revoking all other wills by me made hereto fore as witness my hand and seal the sixth day of May 1822. Jesse Bass (seal) Witness. Little B White, J.J. Bowden, Elizabeth White her mark. State of North Carolina, Nash County Court, May Term 1822. Jesse Bass deceased was exhibited in open court the foregoing last will and testament was duly proven in Apr Court by the oaths of Little B White and J.J. Bowden subscribing witnesses thereto and on motion ordered to be recorded as appears of record recorded in obedience thereto. Attest. H. Blount CCC (Transcribed from original by Denise Keeter Goff) | Bass, Jesse (I34522)
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| 4472 | 1840 Federal Census of McNairy County, Tennessee Reuben Bass 0000100-10010 1 male 20 to 30, 1 female under 5, 1 female 15-20 1850 Federal Census of Hardeman County, Tennessee (November 8, 1850) Rubin B. Bass - 34 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 550 Elvira - 24 - Female - South Carolina Marsidin - 11 - Female - Tennessee Herrinia - 9 - Female - Tennessee Rufus - 8 - Male - Tennessee Margret - 7 - Female - Tennessee Louisa - 3 - Female - Tennessee Henderson - 1 - Male - Tennessee Jane Mullins - 47 - Female - North Carolina | Bass, Reuben B. (I3)
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| 4473 | 1840 Federal Census of Meriwether County, Georgia Richard Bass 11000002-10001003 1mU5,1m5-10,2m50-60,1fU5,1f20-30,3f50-60 1850 Federal Census of District 951, Paulding County, Georgia (23 Oct 1850) Richard Bass 60 M North Carolina Farmer Patience 70 F North Carolina Mary 65 F North Carolina Sarah 50 F North Carolina Calen 35 F North Carolina Jacob H. 19 M Georgia Lovisa C. 16 F Georgia Richard G. 14 M Georgia | Bass, Richard (I1)
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| 4474 | 1840 Federal Census of Middleburg, Cuyahoga County, Ohio Major Bassett 010001000-01001000 1m5-10,1m30-40,1f5-10,1f20-30 1860 Federal Census of Middleburg, Cuyahoga County, Ohio (19 Jun 1860) Major Bassett - 55 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 3000 500 Rhoda - 49 - F - New York 1870 Federal Census of Middleburg Township, Cuyahoga County, Ohio (2 Aug 1870) Major Bassett - 67 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 3500 400 Rhoda - 59 - F - New York - Keeping house 1880 Federal Census of Middleburgh, Cuyahoga County, Ohio Parley Bassett - 47 - M - OH-MA-NY - Head - Farmer Abbey - 39 - F - OH-MA-MA - Wife - Keeping House Caroline - 9 - F - OH-OH-OH - Daughter - At Home Kirk - 5 - M - OH-OH-OH - Son - At Home Wayne - 3 - M - OH-OH-OH - Son - At Home Major - 75 - M - MA-MA-MA - Father - At Home | Bassett, Major (I769)
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| 4475 | 1840 Federal Census of Mississippi County, Arkansas Jordan Bass 2002001-0010001 2mU5,2m15-20,1m40-50,1f10-15,1f40-50 1850 Federal Census of Monroe, Mississippi County, AR (16 Oct 1850) Jordan Bass 50 M Georgia Farmer 800 Ann 45 F Ohio Jordan 10 M Alabama Matthew 8 M Tennessee Milton 6 M Arkansas Living next door 1850 Federal Census of Monroe, Mississippi County, AR (16 Oct 1850) Newton Bass 28 M Georgia Merchant 1200 Ann 22 F Connecticut Martha L. 1 F Arkansas Ephraim Bass 26 M Tennessee Merchant 1200 Hannah 22 F Arkansas Isabella 3/12 F Kentucky | Bass, Jordan (I1)
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| 4476 | 1840 Federal Census of Montgomery, Wood County, Ohio Skiff Bassett 011001-100001 1m5-10,1m10-15,1m30-40,1fU5,1f30-40 1850 Federal Census of Perry Township, Wood County, Ohio Skiff Bassett 48 M New York Carpenter Sebina 47 F New York John J. 23 M New York Farmer Benjamin F. 14 M New York Dolphina A. 12 F New York Arena C. 10 F Ohio William J. 7 M Ohio | Bassett, Skiff (I01559)
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| 4477 | 1840 Federal Census of Nash County, North Carolina Augustin Bass 00001-000010001 1m20-30,1f20-30,1f60-70 1850 Federal Census of Nash County, North Carolina (22 Oct 1850) Augustine Bass 58 M North Carolina Farmer 600 Julia A. 53 F North Carolina Lydia 76 F North Carolina Mourning 49 F North Carolina William Flood 17 M North Carolina Laborer | Bass, Augustine (I57579)
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| 4478 | 1840 Federal Census of Nash County, North Carolina Embro Bass 210001-10101 2mU5,1m5-10,1m30-40,1fU5,1f10-15,1f20-30 1850 Federal Census of Nash County, NC (25 Oct 1850) Embro Bass 46 M North Carolina Farmer 450 Isly 36 F North Carolina Goodman 15 M North Carolina Edmond 13 M North Carolina Aquilla 12 F North Carolina Jasper 8 M North Carolina Julie Ann 6 F North Carolina Louisa 5 F North Carolina Isaac 4 M North Carolina John 2 M North Carolina Counsel 11/12 M North 1860 Federal Census of Springhope, Nash County, NC (5 Jul 1860) Isley Bass 45 F North Carolina Housekeeper 450 577 Edmund B,. 22 M North Carolina Turp. Distiller 100 375 Julia Ann 18 F North Carolina Isaac 14 M North Carolina John 12 M North Carolina William C. 10 M North Carolina Franklin P. 8 M North Carolina Edwin 6 M North Carolina | Bass, Embry (I34972)
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| 4479 | 1840 Federal Census of Nassau, Rensselaer County, New York Edward Bassett 1100100-2100100 1MU5, 1M5-10, 1M20-30, 2FU5, 2F5-10, 1F20-30 1850 Federal Census of Nassau, Rensselaer County, New York Edward Bassett - 39- M - England - Farmer 1000 Mary A. - 41 - F - England Angaline - 16 - F - New York William H. - 11 - M - New York Perceila - 8 - F - New York Edwin - 6 - M - New York Wilson - 3- M - New York 1860 Federal Census of Nassau, Rensselaer County, New York (1 Sep 1860) Edward Bassett - 50- M - Farmer 1000 475 Mary E. - 51 - F - Edward - 16 - M Wilson - 14 - M Franklin - 10 - M 1870 Federal Census of Nassau, Rensselaer County, New York (20 Jun 1870) Edward Bassett - 60 - M - England - Farmer 1800 485 Mary A. - 61 - F - England - Keeping House Wilson E. - 24 - M - New York - Farm laborer Harriet - 25 - F - New York - Keeping House --- 150 1880 Federal Census of District 2, Nassau, Rensselaer County, New York Edward Bassett - 70 - M - EN-EN-EN - Head - Farmer Mary A. - 71 - F - EN-EN-EN - Wife | Bassett, Edward (I1)
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| 4480 | 1840 Federal Census of Northampton County, North Carolina Drewry Bass 123001-100011 1mU5,2m5-10,3m10-15,1m30-40,1fU5,1f20-30,1f30-40 1850 Federal Censs of Northampton County, North Carolina (4 Nov 1850) Drewry Bass 49 M North Carolina Farmer 839 Mary 37 F North Carolina James H. 23 M North Carolina Laborer Benjamin F. 21 M North Carolina Laborer Matthew T. 18 M North Carolina Laborer John L. 15 M North Carolina Frances A. 13 F North Carolina Harriet M. 12 F North Carolina Lucy J. 9 F North Carolina George G. 7 M North Carolina Howell W. 3 M North Carolina Sarah W. 6/12 F North Carolina Turner Sweat B 13 M North Carolina | Bass, Drewry (I2385)
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| 4481 | 1840 Federal Census of of Northern Division, Orange County, North Carolina Chesley Bass FCP 1m24-35 1850 Federal Census of Oxford, Granville County, North Carolina (30 Aug 1850) Chelsey Bass 35 M North Carolina Farmer Dicy 25 F North Carolina Franklin 10 M North Carolina William 8 M North Carolina Louisa 6 F North Carolina Bonny 4 M North Carolina Little 1/12 M North Carolina 1860 Federal Census of Oxford, Granville County, North Carolina (23 Jul 1860) Chesley Bass B 50 M North Carolina Day Laborer 25 50 Dicy B 55 F North Carolina Frank B 20 M North Carolina Will B 17 M North Carolina Luvicy B 15 F North Carolina Bony B 12 M North Carolina Levi B 9 M North Carolina Logan B 8 M North Carolina Richard B 6 M North Carolina & 1 other 1870 Federal Census of Washington Court House, Fayette County, Ohio (19 Aug 1870) Chesley Bass B 60 M North Carolina Laborer Dice B 44 F Virginia 100 Keeps House William B 25 M North Carolina 200 Levi B 19 M North Carolina Richard B 16 M North Carolina | Bass, Chesley (I55506)
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| 4482 | 1840 Federal Census of Orrington, Penobscot County, Maine John S. Bassett 300001-120010000 3mU5,1m30-40,1fU5,1f5-10,1f20-30 1850 Federal Census of Orrington, Penobscot County, Maine (26 Jul 1850) John L. Basset 42 M Maine Farmer 12000 Silva 39 F Maine Mary A. 17 F Maine Silva E. 16 F Maine Jesse N. 14 M Maine Martin 13 M Maine Clara 12 F Maine Michael F. 10 M Maine Cushman C. 7 M Maine Lucy 4 F Maine Harriet 2 F Maine 1870 Federal Census of Lowell, Middlesex County, MA (9 Jul 1870) John S. Bassett 60 M Maine Carpenter Sylvia 59 M Maine Keeping House Clara 30 F Maine Works in Woolen Mill Lucy 24 F Maine Dressmaker Heattie 22 F Maine Works in Woolen Mill John E. 20 M Maine Works in Woolen Mill Josephine 17 F Maine No occupation Theresa Smith 16 F Maine No occupation Henrietta Hanley? 2/12 F Massachusetts At home | Bassett, John Shepard (I02481)
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| 4483 | 1840 Federal Census of Oxford, New Haven County, CT George Bassett 0000010-221001 1m30-40,2fU5,2f5-10,1f10-15,1f30-40 1850 Federal Census of Litchfield, Litchfield County, Connecticut (20 Aug 1850) George Bassett - 46 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 750 Sarah - 43 - F - Connecticut Antinett - 11 - F - Connecticut Laura - 9 - F - Connecticut Lucy - 7 - F - Connecticut George - 4 - M - Connecticut Henrietta - 2 - F - Connecticut John - 1 - M - Connecticut | Bassett, George (I474)
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| 4484 | 1840 Federal Census of Palermo, Oswego County, New York Frederick Basset 000001-10001 1m30-40,1fU5,1f20-30 | Bassett, Frederick (P12)
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| 4485 | 1840 Federal Census of Parma, Cuyahoga County, Ohio Charles Bassett 0000010-220001 1M30-40, 2FU5, 1F20-30 1850 Federal Census of Town of Avon, Lake County, Illinois (23 Oct 1850) Charles Bassett - 45 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer Abigail - 35 - F - New York Mary - 14 - F - Ohio Rhewanna - 14 - F - Ohio Lucia - 10 - F - Ohio 1860 Federal Census of Sublette, Lee County, Illinois (14 Jul 1860) Chas. Basset - 55 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 1200 450 Abigail - 44 - F - New York Julia - 9 - F - Illinois Marcella - 3- F - Illinois Living next door Wm. Beard - 31 - M - Vermont - Farmer 2400 600 Mary - 24 - F - Ohio Alice - 5- F - Illinois Austin - 2 - M - Illinois Ada - 6/12 - F - Illinois 1870 Federal Census of Sublette Township, Lee County, Illinois (9 Jul 1870) Charles Bassett - 59 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 1600 600 Abigal - 54 - F - New York - Keeping House Edna - 17 - F - Illinois - School Teacher Marsella - 13 - F - Illinois 1880 Federal Census of Fredonia, Wilson County, Kansas Abigail Bassett - 65 - F - NY----NY - Head - Keeping House Edna - 28 - F - IL-MA-NY - Daughter - Teaching School Marsella - 23 - F - IL-MA-NY - Daughter - Teaching School Neodesha Free Press, Wilson County, Kansas 25 Apr 1879 Charles Bassett died at his residence in Fredonia, Sunday, 3 a.m. He was born in the State of Massachusetts in 1801, moving to Cleveland, O. in 1823, where he was married to a Miss Lovejoy, July 3, 1834. From there he removed to Lake county, Illinois, where he remained ten years, serving for four years in the capacity of Sheriff, moving from there to Lee county, in the same State. He came to Wilson county in '73. He was well-known for his honesty and integrity of character holding many offices of public trust. He leaves a wife and five daughters who will feel the loss of a kind and indulgent father. Memorial To The Pioneer Women of The Western Reserve Middleburg (July 1896) Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Wellman were followed the next year by Mr. Wellman's father-in-law, Solomon Lovejoy, wife (nee Sirena Bitlis), four sons, and a daughter, Abigail, who married Charles Bassett. The Lovejoy family is one of the best kown in Middleburg. Solomon Lovejoy built the first tavern in the township - it is still occupied by his descendants. The Amboy Journal 15 Jul 1871 About midnight, one week ago last Wednesday, Miss Edna Bassett found a man lying on the bed beside her, which did not harmonize with her ideas of propriety. With unearthly shrieks she left the room. Waresella started, but the man caught and held him a few seconds. Mr. Bassett admits that he was terribly frightened, but he has acted constable too much in his younger days, to run from danger. He seized the intruder, and would have spoiled his face but for Mrs. Bassett. The girls ran endishabelle for Wm. Beard, but ere he arrived Mr. and Mrs. Bassett had the fellow securely tied with a rope. He had got in at the bed room window, leaving his boots outside, and hat and coat within, and was lying on the bed when his presence became known. They kept him until morning, decided that he was crazy, so gave him some breakfast and let him go. He went to Binghampton and said he was going fifty miles north of Freeport. Then came the handbills, advertising John Reed, the murderer of Miss McCormick in DeKalb county, which described the crazy man so closely that we telegraphed Sheriff Berkley to watch for him at Dixo. Whether it was the murderer or not we have not heard. Charles Bassett was living next door to William Beard (husband of daughter Mary Bassett) in the 1870 census of Lee County, Illinois. | Bassett, Charles (I768)
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| 4486 | 1840 Federal Census of Patoka, Gibson County, Indiana One Free White Person - 1 female 20-30 Five Free Colored Persons 1 male under 10, 1 male 24-35, 1 female under 10, 1 female 10-23, 1 female 24-35 | Bass, Jessee (I5)
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| 4487 | 1840 Federal Census of Perry County, Alabama Richard Bass 00001-0001 1 male 20-30, 1 female 15-20 1850 Federal Census of Union Parish, Louisiana (August 17, 1850) Richard Bass - 31 Male - North Carolina - Farmer 2000 Mary - 25 - Female - Alabama Julia - 9 - Female - Alabama James - 7 - Male - Alabama Ellen - 5 - Female - Louisiana John Amonett - 21 - Male - Tennessee - Overseer 1860 Federal Census of Waverly, Walker County, Texas (July 31, 1860) Richard Bass - 40 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 3402 22,796 Mary A. - 35 - Female - Alabama Julia A. - 18 - Female - Louisiana James M. - 16 - Male - Louisiana Nancy E. - 7 - Female - Louisiana Elizabeth - 5/12 - Female - Texas 1870 Federal Census of Walker County, Texas Richard Bass - 50 - Male - North Carolina - Merchant 2000 500 Mary - 40 - Female - Alabama James Bass - 27 - Male - Louisiana - Clerk Dry Goods Sarah - 16 - Female - Louisiana - House Work Elizabeth - 10 - Female - Texas - House Work Ella - 9 - Female - Texas Minnie - 7 - Female - Texas Mary - 5 - Female - Texas Emily Trayler - 23 - Louisiana Rhody Wiley (Mulatto) - 30 - Female - Alabama - Domestic Servant Mary Wiley (Black) - 14 - Female - Alabama - Domestic Servant Edward Bass died in 1802 intestate leaving heirs at law: wife Sarah who has died during probate years; son John Bass who died leaving issue Uriah, Mary, Betsy, Sally, Ann, Keziah, and Richard all living in Alabama early during probate; son Andrew Bass living in Johnston and Wayne North Carolina; son William Bass of Wayne North Carolina; son Uriah Bass who died as minor during probate without issue; son Richard Bass of Tennessee who died during probate leaving issue Elizabeth Bass Boyte (Thomas), Sally Bass Jacobs (William), and Edward Bass all of Tennessee; daughter Mary Bass a minor in 1802 who has married Britton Hood; and, daughter Keziah Bass a minor in 1802 who has married John Cox. The latter two girls are petitioning against the estate as they were young and not aware of their rights in 1802 so the property is being re-evaluated and divided in 1826. State of North Carolina Wayne County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term 1827 Andrew Bass & others, vs. Heirs at Law of Edward Bass Petition for partition It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that Uriah Bass, Mary Bass, Elizabeth Bass, Sarah Bass, Ann Bass, Hezekiah Bass, and Richard Bass, Elizabeth, the wife of Thomas Boyte, Sarah, the wife of William Jacobs, and Edward Bass, the defendants, in this case, are not inhabitants of this State; it is therefore ordered, that publication be made six weeks in the Carolina Sentinel, that unless they appear at the next Court of Pleas and Quarter-Sessions, to be held for the County of Wayne, at the Court House in Wayne, on the 3d Monday of August next, judgment will take against them, pro confesso. Witness, P. Hooks, Clerk of our said Court at Waynesborough, on the 3d Monday of May, A.D. 1827. P. Hooks, Clerk. July 7, 1827 Raleigh Register North Carolina Monday, August 3, 1829 State of North Carolina, Wayne County, May Sessions, 1829 Britton Hood, Administrator of Sarah Bass, deceased versus Pearce Bogdon, Administrator of John Bass, deceased In this case, it having been made to appear to the Court that Uriah, Mary, Elizabeth, Sarah, Anne, Keziah, and Richard Bass, Heirs at Law of Jno. Bass, dec. defendants, in this cause, live beyond the limits of the State, so that the ordinary process of law cannot be served on them, it is therefore ordered by the Court, that advertisement be made in the Raleigh Register for six weeks, for the defendants to appear at the Courthouse in Waynesboro, on the 3d Monday of August next, then and there to show cause why the lands descending to said heirs aforesaid, shall not be liable to the plaintiff’s recovery. Witness Philip Hooks, Clerk of our said Court at office, the 3d Monday of May, A.D. 1829. P. Hooks. Clerk. | Bass, Richard (I41471)
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| 4488 | 1840 Federal Census of Perry County, Alabama Uriah Bass 000001-000000 1 male 30-40 1850 Federal Census of Union Parish, Louisiana (August 29, 1850) Uriah Bass - 44 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 500 Eliza - 28 - Female - Alabama Ann - 2 - Female - Louisiana George Plummer - 9 - Male - Alabama J.H. Plummber - 7 - Male - Alabama 1860 Federal Census of Marion, Union Parish, Louisiana (August 4, 1860) U. Bass - 54 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 3630 47,030 M. - 26 - Female - Scotland - Housekeeper F. - 5 - Female - Louisiana J. - 3 - Female - Louisiana M. - 11/12 - Female - Louisiana 1870 Federal Census of Marion, Union Parish, Louisiana (July 18, 1870) Uriah Bass - 62 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 700 400 Mary - 32 - Female - Scotland - Housekeeper Fanny - 1 - Female - Louisiana Julia - 12 - Female - Louisiana Maggie - 10 - Female - Louisiana Richard - 7 - Male - Louisiana Edward Bass died in 1802 intestate leaving heirs at law: wife Sarah who has died during probate years; son John Bass who died leaving issue Uriah, Mary, Betsy, Sally, Ann, Keziah, and Richard all living in Alabama early during probate; son Andrew Bass living in Johnston and Wayne North Carolina; son William Bass of Wayne North Carolina; son Uriah Bass who died as minor during probate without issue; son Richard Bass of Tennessee who died during probate leaving issue Elizabeth Bass Boyte (Thomas), Sally Bass Jacobs (William), and Edward Bass all of Tennessee; daughter Mary Bass a minor in 1802 who has married Britton Hood; and, daughter Keziah Bass a minor in 1802 who has married John Cox. The latter two girls are petitioning against the estate as they were young and not aware of their rights in 1802 so the property is being re-evaluated and divided in 1826. State of North Carolina Wayne County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term 1827 Andrew Bass & others, vs. Heirs at Law of Edward Bass Petition for partition It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that Uriah Bass, Mary Bass, Elizabeth Bass, Sarah Bass, Ann Bass, Hezekiah Bass, and Richard Bass, Elizabeth, the wife of Thomas Boyte, Sarah, the wife of William Jacobs, and Edward Bass, the defendants, in this case, are not inhabitants of this State; it is therefore ordered, that publication be made six weeks in the Carolina Sentinel, that unless they appear at the next Court of Pleas and Quarter-Sessions, to be held for the County of Wayne, at the Court House in Wayne, on the 3d Monday of August next, judgment will take against them, pro confesso. Witness, P. Hooks, Clerk of our said Court at Waynesborough, on the 3d Monday of May, A.D. 1827. P. Hooks, Clerk. July 7, 1827 Raleigh Register North Carolina Monday, August 3, 1829 State of North Carolina, Wayne County, May Sessions, 1829 Britton Hood, Administrator of Sarah Bass, deceased versus Pearce Bogdon, Administrator of John Bass, deceased In this case, it having been made to appear to the Court that Uriah, Mary, Elizabeth, Sarah, Anne, Keziah, and Richard Bass, Heirs at Law of Jno. Bass, dec. defendants, in this cause, live beyond the limits of the State, so that the ordinary process of law cannot be served on them, it is therefore ordered by the Court, that advertisement be made in the Raleigh Register for six weeks, for the defendants to appear at the Courthouse in Waynesboro, on the 3d Monday of August next, then and there to show cause why the lands descending to said heirs aforesaid, shall not be liable to the plaintiff’s recovery. Witness Philip Hooks, Clerk of our said Court at office, the 3d Monday of May, A.D. 1829. P. Hooks. Clerk. | Bass, Uriah (I41465)
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| 4489 | 1840 Federal Census of Person County, North Carolina Nutall Bass FPC 10001-22001 1mU10,1m56-100,2fU10,2f10-24,1f56-100 1870 Federal Census of Allensville, Person County, NC (30 Aug 1870) Nutall Bass B 60 M North Carolina Farm Laborer Sarah B 55 F North Carolina Keeping House Lucinda B 21 F North Carolina At home Durell B 18 M North Carolina Farm Laborer John B 15 M North Carolina Farm Laborer William B 10 M North Carolina Farm Laborer Wesley B 8 M North Carolina At home Ada B 2 F North Carolina At home 1880 Federal Census of Allensville, Person County, NC (11 Jun 1880) Nutall Bass B 70 M NC NC NC Head Farming Sallie B 72 F NC NC NC Wife Keeping House Dunca B 26 M NC NC NC Son Wesley B 17 M NC NC NC Son Farm Hand John B 23 M NC NC NC Son Farmer Julia Ann B 25 F NC NC NC Wife Keeping House | Bass, Nutall (I46393)
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| 4490 | 1840 Federal Census of Pickens County, Alabama Mount H. Bass 000111-0000001 1 male 15-20, 1 male 20-30, 1 male 30-40, 1 female 40-50 1850 Federal Census of Pickens County, Alabma Gemma Bass - 62 - Female - North Carolina Mount H - 45 - Male - North Carolina Wm H - 27 - Male - North Carolina | Bass, Mount Hilliard Sr. (I4)
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| 4491 | 1840 Federal Census of Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts Thomas Bassett Jr. 1000100-1001100 1mU5,1m20-30,1fU5,1f15-20,1f20-30 1850 Federal Census of Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts (20 Aug 1850) Thomas Bassett 39 M Massachusetts Seaman Abby 35 F Massachusetts Angeline S. 15 F Massachusetts Jesse T. 11 M Massachusetts George W. 10 M Massachusetts Edward E. 6 M Massachusetts Samuel R. 2 M Massachusetts 1860 Federal Census of Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts (9 Jun 1860) Thomas Bassett 49 M Massachusetts Laborer Abby 45 F Massachusetts Jesse 21 M Massachusetts Laborer Edward 17 M Massachusetts Samuel 10 M Massachusetts Avis 9 M Massachusetts Harriet 5 F Massachusetts George W. 3 M Massachusetts Albert 2 M Massachusetts 1880 Federal Census of Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts Thomas Bassett 72 M MA MA MA Head Pilot Abby 66 F MA MA MA Wife Keeping House Samuel 28 M MA MA MA Son Laborer William 21 M MA MA MA Son Laborer Albert 19 M MA MA MA Son Works Tack Fact Franklin 26 M MA MA MA Son Works Iron Mill Harriet Sherman 25 F MA MA MA Other Avis Bassett 29 F MA MA MA Other Domestic Servant | Bassett, Thomas (I04220)
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| 4492 | 1840 Federal Census of Randolph County, Alabama Calvin Bass 200001-020001 2 males under 5, 1 male 30-40, 2 females 5-10, 1 female 30-40 1850 Federal Census of Beat #16, Randolph County, Alabama (January 2, 1850) John Calvin Bass - 46 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Mary - 46 - Female - North Carolina Ann - 18 - Female - South Carolina Martha - 17 - Female - Georgia Arthur - 13 - Male - Georgia Joseph - 11 - Male - Georgia John - 10 - Male - Georgia Solomon - 8 - Male - Alabama Mary - 2 - Female - Alabama | Bass, John Calvin (I39554)
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| 4493 | 1840 Federal Census of Randolph County, Georgia Henderson Bass 10002-11001 1 male under 5, 2 males 20-30, 1 female under 5, 1 female 5-10, 1 female 20-30 1850 Federal Census of Randolph County, Georgia (September 29, 1850) Henderson Bass - 30 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 400 Mary - 29 - Female - Georgia Sophia - 15 - Female - Georgia Uriah - 12 - Male - Georgia Nancy - 10 - Female - Georgia Silvena - 6 - Female - Georgia Jeremiah - 4 - Male - Georgia Edward - 2 - Male - Georgia Mary - 3/12 - Female - Georgia 1880 Federal Census of Randolph County, Georgia Henderson Bass - 70 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Farmer Sealey - 50 - Female - GA-GA-GA - Wife - Keeping House Mary - 33 - Female - GA-GA-GA - Daughter - Farm Labor Elizabeth - 20 - Female - GA-GA-GA - Daughter - Farm Labor Joseph F. - 15 - Male - GA-GA-GA - Son - Farm Labor Roney - 8 - Female - GA-GA-GA - Granddaughter Susan Trail - 30 - Female - GA-GA-GA - Sister-in-law - Farm Labor | Bass, Henderson (I43924)
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| 4494 | 1840 Federal Census of Randolph County, Georgia Blackbin Bass 0001-001 1m15-20,1f,10-15 1850 Federal Census of Early County, Georgia (18 Sep 1850) Blackburn Bass 26 M North Carolina Farmer Frances 26 F Georgia John 10 M Georgia William H. 8 M Georgia Frances 5 F Georgia Mary 3 F Georgia James 1 M Georgia 1860 Federal Census of Fort Gaines, Clay County, Georgia (30 Jun 1860) Blackman Bass 37 M North Carolina Farmer 5 50 Francis 37 F Georgia John D. 19 M Georgia Wm. H. 18 M Georgia Matilda B. 15 F Georgia Mary E. 14 F Georgia Josiah 12 M Georgia Frances M. 9 M Georgia Isaac 7 M Georgia Thomas J. 1 M Georgia Sarah J. 4 F Georgia 1870 Federal Census of Newton, Dale County, Alabama (29 Jul 1870) Frances Bass 47 F Georgia K. H. - 100 Josiah 18 M Alabama F. L. Isaac 16 M Alabama F. L. F.J. 11 M Georgia M.G. 7 M Georgia Malinda 23 F Alabama S.J. 13 F Georgia Cornelia 2 F Alabama | Bass, Benjamin Blackman (I1)
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| 4495 | 1840 Federal Census of Randolph County, Georgia Reuben Bass 0212001-111101 2m5-10,1m10-15,2m15-20,1m40-50,1fU5,1f5-10,1f10-15,1f15-20,1f30-40 1850 Federal Census of Division #25, Early County, Georgia (19 Sep 1850) Reubin Bass 57 M North Carolina Farmer 1000 Rebecca 48 F North Caroilna Uriah 27 M North Carolina None Everett 25 M North Carolina Blacksmith Irvin 22 M North Carolina None Eveline 22 F North Caroilna James W. 17 M North Carolina None Elizabeth 12 F North Carolina Elizabeth 23 F Georgia 1860 Federal Census of Buford, Calhoun County, Georgia (12 Jun 1860) Reuben Bass 66 M North Carolina Farmer 1500 500 Joanna Taylor 36 F North Carolina Evaline Bass 32 F North Carolina John Mathis 52 M Georgia Farm Labor 1860 Federal Census of Brundidge, Pike County, AL (11 Aug 1860) Uriah Bass 39 M North Carolina 400 260 Narcissus A. 6 F Georgia Cicero 4 M Alabama Emma A. 2 F Alabama Infant Son 2/12 M Alabama Eveline 32 F Norrh Carolina 1870 Federal Census of Fort Gaines, Clay County, GA (5 Jul 1870) John Jones 63 M Georgia Farmer 3000 1500 Margaret 47 F Georgia Keeping House Narcissa Bass 14 F Georgia At Home Cicero 12 M Georgia Farm Laborer Emma 10 F Alabama At Home Sterling 9 M Alabama | Bass, Reuben (I46943)
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| 4496 | 1840 Federal Census of Rapides Parish, Louisiana Drew Bass FCP 1010-2100 1mU10,1m24-35,2fU10,1f10-24 1850 Federal Census of St. Landry Parish, Louisiana (16 Oct 1850) Drury Bass 35 M Louisiana Laborer Susanne 31 F Louisiana Ann 14 F Louisiana Gilbert 12 M Louisiana Rebecca 10 F Louisiana Nathalie 8 F Louisiana John 6 M Louisiana Erst? 5 F Louisiana Haser 3 M Louisiana Adele 1 M Louisiana | Bass, Drewry B. (I47633)
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| 4497 | 1840 Federal Census of Rapides Parish, Louisiana J.F. Bass FCP 3101-3101 3mU10,1m10-24,1m36-55,3fU10,1f10-24,1f36-55 1850 Federal Census of Rapides Parish, Louisiana (18 Oct 1850) James Bass 43 M Louisiana Farmer Emily 44 F Louisiana John G. 16 M Louisiana Jeremiah 14 M Louisiana James J. 13 M Louisiana Laura 6 F Louisiana Missouri 2 F Louisiana | Bass, James Franklin (I35329)
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| 4498 | 1840 Federal Census of Richmond, Huron County, Ohio 1840 Clement Bassett 100001-120001 1mU5,1m30-40,1fU5,2f5-10,1f30-40 1850 Federal Census of Fitchville, Heartland Twp, Huron Co., Ohio (27 Aug 1850) Clement Bassett 44 M New York Carpenter & Joiner Lucy 39 F New York Mercy 15 F Ohio Delos 10 M Ohio Allen 6 M Ohio Almiron Filkins 27 M New York Carpenter & Joiner Lodica 18 F New York Lodica 1/12 F Ohio 1855 State Census of Taycheedah, Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin Name Males/Females Clement Bassett 3/2 Perez Bassett 2/3 William Bassett 2/1 1860 Federal Census of Monroe, Adams County, Wisconsin (23 Jun 1860) Clement Bassett 54 M New York Farmer 400 350 Lucy 49 F New York Mary E. 25 F Ohio Teacher William A. 16 M Ohio Farmer Mary Bassett 58 F Massachusetts 1870 Federal Census of Monroe, Adams County, Wisconsin (7 Jul 1870) Clement Bassett 64 M New York Carpenter 600 100 Lucy 60 F New York Keeping House Ira E. Gleason 8 M Wisconsin Mary Etta 7 F Wisconsin | Bassett, Clement (I05454)
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| 4499 | 1840 Federal Census of Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana Lewis Bass FCP 001-011 1m24-35,1f10-24,1f24-35 Eliza Bass found in 1850 census of Wayne County, Indiana. 1900 Federal Census of Arkansas City, Cowley County, Kansas (7 Jun 1900) Lewis Bass B 89 M Jun 1811 OH KY KY Head Retired Farmer Polly B 52 F Mar 1848 OH KY KY Wife Wm. B 30 M May 1870 IN OH OH Son Butcher Jess B 22 M May 1877 KS OH OH Son Day Laborer Adeline Husley B 24 F Feb 1876 IN OH OH Daughter House Keeper (Married 32 years, 8 children, 6 living) 1870 Federal Census of Union City, Darke County, Ohio (6 Jul 1870) Lewis Bass 50 M North Carolina Farmer 1000 150 Amos 9 M Ohio Works on farm Edward 6 M Ohio & 1 Domestic servant | Bass, Lewis Anderson (I46402)
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| 4500 | 1840 Federal Census of Ripley, Rush County, Indiana John Bass FCP 01000-00000 1m10-24 1860 Federal Census of Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo County, MI (14 Jul 1860) John Bass 34 M North Carolina Barber --300 Nancy 41 F North Carolina Ann E. Lawson 19 F Indiana George Bass 18 M Indiana Sarah J. 8 F Indiana Mary G. 3 F Michigan Cornelius Lawson 1 M Michigan | Bass, John (I53779)
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