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| 46651 | The Indianapolis Star March 16, 2009 Charles Bassett Charles â??Rayâ?ť Bassett, 72, of Coatsville (Heritage Lake) died March 14, 2009. He was born August 23, 1936 in Bedford, Indiana to Arno and Ethel Bassett. Mr. Bassett was an electrical engineer with PSI at Plainfield, (now Duke Energy) for 37 years, retiring in 1994. He was currently working with his son, Michael, at their company, Scott Pet, since his retirement. â??Rayâ?ť was a member of First Baptist Church Danville, The Princeton, In. Masonic Lodge, The Rockville, Indiana. Elks Lodge and American Legion Post there. â??Rayâ?ť served his country in two branches of services, the U.S. Navy and the U.S. Army. Private graveside services were held at Danville South Cemetery with Weaver & Randolph Funeral Home Danville in charge of arrangements. Survivors: sons, Michael and Donald, both of Rockville and Jon Bassett, of Fishers. A daughter, Julia Riffy, of Danville, 9 grandchildren, sister, Fern Cross of Edinburgh and Bonnie Ingle, of Bedford. Brothers, Terry Bassett, of Princeton and Richard Brown, of Bedford. He was preceded in death by his wife of 43 years, Bettie Sue (Cundiff) Bassett. Paper unknown Charles Ray Bassett Charles ?Ray? Bassett of the Heritage Lake community in Coatesville died Saturday. He was 72. Born Aug. 23, 1936, in Bedford, he was a son of Arno and Ethel Bassett. He was the widower of Bettie Sue (Cundiff) Bassett, who he had been married to for 43 years. He served in both the U.S. Navy and the U.S. Army. Mr. Bassett worked 37 years as an electrical engineer with PSI in Plainfield (now known as Duke Energy), before retiring in 1994. After retirement, he worked with his son, Michael, at their company, Scott Pet. He was a member of First Baptist Church in Danville, The Princeton Masonic Lodge, The Elks Lodge in Rockville, and the Masonic Lodge in Rockville. He was a lifetime member of the NRA. Survivors include sons Michael and Donald Bassett, both of Rockville, and Jon Bassett of Fishers; a daughter, Julie Riffey of Danville; nine grandchildren; sisters Fern Cross of Edinburgh and Bonnie Ingle of Bedford; and brothers Terry Bassett of Princeton and Richard Brown of Bedford. Private graveside services were held at Danville South Cemetery. Weaver & Randolph Funeral Home in Danville handled arrangements. | Bassett, Charles (Ray) (I2796)
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| 46652 | The Indianapolis Star, April 3, 2016 Helen B. ?Brown? Bassett (Picture included) Helen B. "Brown" Bassett, 97, formerly of Indianapolis, passed away on April 1, 2016. She had been an Executive Assistant and Office Manager. She was a charter member and organizer of Opportunity House, Bloomington, IN. Member of First Families of Tennessee and Mississippi. She was also a member of D.A.R. and several garden clubs and involved in numerous church organizations thru the Methodist Church. At the age of sixteen she entered college and received her degree from Jackson Business College. She was preceded in death by her husband, Clifford Bassett, Sr. She is survived by her children, Sandra (Albert) Siegel, Clifford (Joyce) Bassett, Jr. and Pamela Neumann; brothers, Ray, Kenneth and Donald Brown, eight grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren. Services will be Tuesday, April 5, 2016 at Noon with calling from 10:30 a.m. at Flanner and Buchanan-Broad Ripple. Burial will follow at Crown Hill Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association. | Brown, Helen (I12258)
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| 46653 | The Indianapolis Star, August 18, 2013 Jerry M. Burton Jerry M. Burton 81, Indianapolis, passed away Friday, August 16, 2013. He was born June 9, 1932 in Indianapolis to David Owen and Alpha P. (Bassett) Burton. He married Cecilia Fogarty on October 30, 1954 in Indianapolis. She survives. Survivors include one son, Steven Michael (Annette) Burton of Indianapolis; four daughters, Theresa Lee Slipher of Indianapolis, Kathleen Louise (Mark) Walden of Carmel, Jennifer Ann (Val) Swift of Fishers, and Andrea Cecile (Joseph) Frollo of Fishers; 16 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. He was preceded in death his parents; brother, David A. Burton; and a sister, Jean Delzell. Jerry grew up attending IPS #66 Charles Colburn, and graduated from Shortridge High School in 1950. He received his undergraduate and law degrees from Indiana University. He was a U.S. Air Force Veteran, serving from 1956-1959, and was active with U.S. Air Force Reserve from 1964-1978. Jerry spent his career as a self employed attorney. He was a member of Mystic Tie Masonic Lodge #398 F. & a.m.., Murat Shrine, Indianapolis Valley of the Scottish Rite and was a 33rd degree Mason. Jerry was a long time member and Past President of the North East Sertoma Club, National Sojourners Chapeter #006, Mud Creek Players, and American Legion Post #34. He was a member of both the Indiana and Indianapolis Bar Association. He was a member of the Board of Directors of Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service & Crematory since 1971. Calling will take place from 4-8 p.m., Monday, at the Washington Park East Celebration Life Center, 10612 E. Washington Street, Indianapolis, where a Masonic Service will take place at 7:30 p.m. Rev. George Jackson will officiate a funeral service at 10 a.m., Tuesday, at the Washington Park East Celebration Life Center. Burial with military honors will follow at Washington Park East Cemetery. Memorial contributions are suggested to any of the following: Scottish Rite Cathedral Restoration Fund or Scottish Rite Dyslexia Center, 650 N. Meridian Street, Indianapolis, IN 46204; Indiana Masonic Home Foundation, P. O Box 44210, Indianapolis, IN 46244-0210, or the American Diabetes Foundation, 8604 Allisonville Rd., Indianapolis, IN 46250. You are invited to read Jerry's obituary at http://www.wilsonstpierre.com, where you may sign the guest book, share a personal message, or order flowers for the family. Arrangements have been entrusted to Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service & Crematory, Southport Chapel . | Burton, Jerry M. (I92)
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| 46654 | The Indianapolis Star, August 5, 2015 Jeffrey D. Bassett Jeffrey D. Bassett, 65, of Indianapolis, died July 31, 2015. Survived by his wife, Nancy (Lovelace) Bassett, son Thomas (Tracy) Bassett and stepmother, Minnie Bassett. He was preceded in death by his father, Charles "Bill" Bassett and mother, MaryLou (Wrightsman) Bassett. There are no funeral arrangements but memorials can be made to FACE Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic at facespayneuter.org. Arrangements have been made by Leppert Mortuary & Crematory Services, Nora Chapel. | Bassett, Jeffrey D. (I41)
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| 46655 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2282)
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| 46656 | The Indianapolis Star, Indiana, December 1, 2020 Beverly Bass Indianapolis - Beverly Bass, 74, Indianapolis, passed away November 30, 2020. Mrs. Bass was born September 18, 1946, in Harvey, Illinois, to the late Warren and Mary (Brady) Blank. She graduated from Thorton High School in 1964 and attended South Suburban College. Beverly worked from 1967 - 1994 in distribution at Allied Tubing & Conduit. She was a member of St. Mark Catholic Church, the Manteno Sportsman Club, American Legion Lady's Auxiliary, and the Order of the Eastern Star. She was an avid collector of frogs, enjoyed bowling, and loved to play bingo. Beverly will be fondly remembered for her caring nature and thoughtfulness of others. The family is grateful for the care that was provided by Allen Gillum during the past six years. She was preceded in death by husband, Jack Richard Bass; brother, Jerry Blank; sister, Kathleen Brozowski. Survivors include two daughters, Erin Moniea and Kelly Parker; sisters, Anna Marie Blank and Maureen Smith; grandchildren, Jessica, Megan, Kyle, and Matthew; her canine companion, Chewy; numerous nieces and nephews. Due to the risks associated with gathering at this time, services will not be observed. Family will gather for a burial in Cowan Montgomery Cemetery, Cowan, Tennessee. A Celebration of Life will be held during the spring of 2021. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Lung Association. O'Riley Funeral Home is handling local arrangements. Visit www.ORileyFuneralHome.com to share a favorite memory or to sign the online guest registry. | Blank, Beverly (I139)
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| 46657 | The Indianapolis Star, Indiana, November 5, 2019 Robert Bass Jr. Indianapolis - General Electric executive, Robert R. Bass Jr. passed away Nov 5, 2019. Born October 11, 1940, Mr. Bass was preceded in death by his father Dr. R. Randall Bass and his mother, Dorothy Jane Myers Quirk. Mr. Bass' grandfather was Herbert L. Bass, noted Indianapolis architect at the turn of the last century, William H. Bass, founder of the Bass Photo Company and Mamie Bass founder of the International Altrusa clubs for women in business are his great uncle and great aunt respectively. Mr. Bass is survived by his brother, Stephen M. Bass of East Sandwich MA, his wife Linda and three nieces, Tracy Wilson, Wendy Bass, and Lisa Sailer, and many cousins. He is also survived by the Barrett family in Fortville IN. Mr. Bass graduated from Purdue with a BSME in Mechanical Engineering, and from Northwestern with an MSME in High Speed Gas Dynamics. He started his career at the Allison Div. of GM and after nine years began a 45 year association with the Gas Turbine and Marine and Industrial Engines Divisions of General Electric in Schenectady, NY and Cincinnati, OH holding various engineering and marketing positions. Mr. Bass also played drums starting at age 10 and recently has been playing at many establishments in the Indianapolis area. He was in the Broad Ripple High School and Purdue Marching bands. Mr. Bass has requested that contributions in his name be made to the medical research in Liver Diseases, Aids and The Damien Center in Indianapolis, IN. | Bass, Robert Randall Jr. (I2012)
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| 46658 | The Indianapolis Star, Indiana, Thursday, 24 March 2005 Mr. Robert Bass (Picture included) Mr. Robert Bass, Age 68, Indianapolis, passed away Saturday, March 19, 2005. He wa a member of the First Baptist Church North Indianpolis for 50 years, where he served as Usher and Trustee. He worked for the United States Postal Service as a letter carrier for 38 years. Calling will be Saturday, March 26, 2005 from 10 a.m. until 12 p.m. in the First Baptist Church North Indianapolis, 880 West 28th Street. Services will follow at 12 p.m. at the church. Interment will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. He is survived by a son, Sean Bass; a sister, Nellie Bass Rhim; brothers, Hugh Bass, Jr., Frank Bass, George Bass, Henry ?Joe? Bass, and John ?Howard? Bass, Final care and arrangements have ben entrusted to Stuart Mortuary. | Bass, Robert (I17)
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| 46659 | The Indianapolis Star, Indiana, Wednesday, February 13, 1924 W.H. Bass, Pioneer of Greenwood, Dies Greenwood, Ind., Feb. 12 - William H. Bass, a pioneer resident of Greenwood, died this afternoon following a short illness. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at the residence and burial will be at Greenwood. He retained, until his death, a large part of the farm land surrounding the town. The ground upon which the First Baptist Church here is built was donated by Mr. Bass's mother. He was the oldest living member of the church. He was a veteran of the civil war. He was married to Miss Lavinia Brewer in 1866. She died in 1921. He was engaged in the retail dry goods business from 1882 to 1905. He took an active interest in civic affairs and was one of the organizers of the Greenwood Building and Loan Association. He was a lifelong member of the Republican party and served as township trustee. He is survived by five daughters, Alice, Kate, Margaretta Bass and Mrs. Thomas Newsom of Greenwood and Miss Jessie Bass of Indianapolis. The Misses Alice, Kate and Margaretta Bass are teachers in the Indianapolis city schools. A son, Mark, died several years ago. A brother, George W. Bass of Mooresville, died last week. | Bass, William H. (I35311)
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| 46660 | The Indianapolis Star, March 30, 2017 Sharalie Harcourt (1952 ? 2017) Sharalie, 64, a long time Indianapolis area resident, passed away March 26, 2017 in Indianapolis. She was born November 29, 1952 in Rushville to Russell & Betty (Bassett) Harcourt. Sharalie was a 1970 graduate of Rushville Consolidated High School, obtained her BA from Indiana University in 1974 and later obtained a Master's in Counseling from Butler University. She worked many years for the Marion County Welfare Department and many years at the State Department of Children's Services. She was instrumental in helping to set up their computer systems. She volunteered at Riley Hospital for Children rocking and comforting babies born with substance addictions. Gardening, reading, antiques, playing word and board games with friends were some of her treasured past times. Sharalie surmounted many physical difficulties throughout her life with grit and determination. She had the art of making and keeping good friends. Sharalie is survived by a brother, Carl & wife Barbara Harcourt of Milroy, aunts, Marilyn Woods of Brownsburg and Maurita Ball of Richmond and several cousins and devoted friends. She was preceded in death by her parents and an aunt, Betty Spyrison. There will be a memorial service announced at a later date in Indianapolis and graveside burial will be held in Rushville's East Hill Cemetery. The family requests that you plant a tree in Sharalie's memory or give a gift to FACE low cost animal clinic @ 1505 Mass Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46201. Services entrusted to Moster Mortuary, Rushville. | Harcourt, Sharalie (I1141)
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| 46661 | The Indianapolis Star, May 29, 2014 Col. Kenneth William Siegesmund Dr. Kenneth William Siegesmund, D.D.S., 100, Kokomo, formerly of Indianapolis, began his eternal journey with his Lord and Savior at 2:50 p.m. Saturday, May 24, 2014. He was born September 22, 1913. Dr. Siegesmund was a 1932 graduate of Hobart High School and graduated from Indiana University in 1938. After graduating from dental school in 1938, Ken was inducted into the U.S. Army as a first lieutenant in the Dental Corps. He retired after 30 years of service. Col. Siegesmund returned to Indianapolis and had a private dental practice for 30 years. He is survived by his daughter, Sharon Bassett and her husband William Weston Bassett, Sr., three grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren. Services will be 10 am Friday at Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer, Kokomo. Burial will follow in Sunset Memory Gardens Cemetery. The family will receive friends at Shirley & Stout Funeral Home & Crematory, Lincoln Road Chapel, from 5:00 until 8:00 p.m. Thursday and one hour before the service at the church. Memorial contributions may be made to Acacia Academy. | Seigesmund, Dr. Kenneth William (I31785)
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| 46662 | The Indianapolis Star, November 11, 2019 Alice A. Jones (Picture included) Indianapolis - 84, passed away November 9, 2019. She was born June 9, 1935 in New Albany, IN, to the late Gael and Dorothy Bassett. Alice was a graduate of Lockyears Business College in Evansville, IN. She was employed early in her career with St. Mary's Hospital, Evansville, as a medical secretary and continued her work at Major Hospital, Shelbyville, and later at Community East Hospital, Indianapolis. Alice was a member of the Order of St. Luke, Alpha Iota. Alice was a loving wife, mother to four children and a wonderful homemaker. She had a love of flowers and plants and when she was unable to work in her outside plantings, she continued growing and nourishing plants in her home. We shall miss her calm and loving spirit. Good night, Good night, see you tomorrow. O.K. Visitation will be Wednesday, November 13, 2019 from 4:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. at Shirley Brothers Washington Memorial Chapel, 9606 E. Washington St. with funeral services Thursday at 2:00 p.m. Alice is survived by her beloved husband, Jim; sons, Bradley L., Brian R. and Jeffrey A. Jones; daughter, Laurie L. Turner (Jeffrey B.); sister, Nancy L. Cornwell; and grandsons, Dane J. and Mitchell W. Turner. She was preceded in death by a brother-in-law, Robert L. Jones; and adopted son, Steven C. Wright. | Bassett, Alice (I25391)
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| 46663 | The Indianapolis Star, October 13, 2014 Robert M. Gaffney Robert M. Gaffney, 64, of Indianapolis, passed away October 9, 2014. He was born on February 10, 1950 in Newark, NJ to the late Thomas and Helen (Bassett) Gaffney. Survivors include daughters, Kayla H. Gaffney and Jessica M. (Safi) Shahda; brother, William Gaffney; sisters, Diana Donohoe and Joan Quigley and sister-in-law, Liza Crane. Robert's wife, Rise, preceded him in death. Robert's daughters were his world. He was an avid cook and loved playing guitar. He enjoyed going to the beach and listening to the waves of the ocean. The funeral service will be held at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, October 15, 2014 in Conkle Funeral Home, Speedway Chapel , where friends may call from 11 a.m. until the time of service. Robert will be laid to rest in Westridge Park Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to The American Heart Association. | Gaffney, Robert M. (I170)
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| 46664 | The Indianapolis Times, Indiana, Friday, 15 June 1928 Veteran Principal Leaves Scene of Busy Life Work Mrs. Mary B. Knowlton Pioneer in Education Here Resigns ?Mrs. Knowlton?s Building? belongs to someone else today, the children in the neighborhood of public school No. 12 are going to say when they are told that Mrs. Mary B. Knowlton, the principal that their mothers and fathers knew thirty years ago will not return. Mrs. Knowlton had become such a familiar figure in the life around S. West St. that children thought she owned the building and referred to it as ?Mrs. Knowlton?s school.? Her resignation from the principalship takes effect today. Weary, perhaps, and a little broken from a long struggle to make ?her building? among the foremost in the city, she will be unable to watch the children leave for summer vacation for the last time. But her removal from No. 12 has brought about a general movement to acknowledge her accomplishments in a building which formerly was one of the poorest equipped and supported in the city. Former friends, patrons, pupils, subordinate teachers and school authorities are recalling her remarkable achievements, her leadership, understanding, kindness and foresight. Beginning her career as principal almost a half century ago, when children left school at the age of 14, Mrs. Knowlton saw the need of some sort of industrial education to help them earn a living. The school itself had no equipment and little home financial baking. She appealed to the school board but before any vacation was taken, she set up makeshift shop and domestic science equipment, using old stoves, borrowed tools, sewing machines and kitchen utensils. There was little room in the building, and Mrs. Knowlton gave up her office for a cooking room and moved her desk into a clothes closet. Her school was one of the first to have a print shop and through her efforts a community branch library was established at and early date. The growth of musical equipment and education a No. 12 is another example of her industry and foresight. The school died not possess a single musical instrument when she became principal. She immediately organized a small club of willing mothers and raised enough money to equip an orchestra by giving entertainments and small sales. Mrs. Knowlton was one of the city?s pioneers for special treatment for underweight children, hot lunches, rest periods, fresh air classes. Her building was among the first to have air rooms. Special opportunity classed for retarded children were opened there many years ago. Her reputation for ability to train new teachers was recognized by school authorities and many inexperienced teachers were placed under her supervision. Four of these now are Indianapolis elementary principals, Miss Olive Selby, School No. 75, Mrs. Maude Moudy, School No. 58, Miss Olive Funk, School No. 43, and Mrs. Jeanette B. Knowles, School No. 53. Many others are city teachers. The veteran principal?s efforts were not forgotten. Five years ago a Mary B. Knowlton Club was organized, composed of instructors formerly associated with the principal to renew acquaintances and keep alive memories of their early teacher. Mrs. Knowlton is a descendant of the old pioneer Bass family, early Indianapolis residents. She was graduated from Shortridge High School and the Indianapolis Normal. | Bass, Mary Elizabeth (I54147)
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| 46665 | The Indianapolis Times, Indiana, Monday, 6 December 1926 George F. Bass Rites Tuesday Retired Architect Was Pioneer Educator Funeral services for George Franklin Bass, 81, recently retired architect and known all over Indiana as an educator, who died Sunday at his home, 363 S. Ritter Ave., after a brief illness, will be held at 2 p.m., Tuesday, from the Flanner and Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mr. Bass was born Nov. 19, 1845, in a log cabin near Columbus, and attended Butler College prior to his becoming a teacher in the public schools here. He later became associated with his son, the late Herman L. Bass of Bass, Knowlton and Company, architects, retiring early this year after the son?s death. He is survived by a son, Walt G. Bass, and two daughters, Miss Mamie L. Bass of Indianapolis and Mrs. Helen Bass Keller of Los Angeles, Cal.; a brother, William H. Bass, and two sisters, Mrs. Mary B. Knowlton and Miss Florence Bass, all of this city. History of Greater Indianapolis, Volume 2 George F. Bass During many years George F. Bass was identified with the educational life of Indiana, and his name is also enrolled among the efficient educators of Indianapolis, but he finally resigned from the profession to engage in architectural work. He was born in Bartholomew County, Indiana, November 19, 1945, a son of Thomas Bass and grandson of Nathan Bass. The last named was born in Virginia November 4, 1775, and moving to Kentucky in an early days spent many years there, the latter part of his life being devoted to agricultural pursuits. He died on the 7th of September, 1849, a worthy member of the Baptist Church. He married in Kentucky December 20, 1796, Ruhama Price, who was born in New Jersey, September 30, 1777, and died October 21, 1853. Of the eleven children which were born of their union all lived to man and womanhood and raised families. Thomas W. Bass, the last born of their children, was a native of Kentucky, born July 29, 1819, and he became a miller, carpenter and farmer, while politically he was identified first with the Whigs and later with that party?s successor, the Republicans, voting for both Harrisons for presidents. He married on the 16th of February, 1845, Mary J. Crane, who was born in Franklin County, Indiana, October 4, 1824, and died on the 20th of January 1905. George F. was the first born of their five children, all yet living. The father passed away on the 18th of February, 1895. George F. Bass attended the Northwestern Christian University, now Butler College, and in 1866 taught his first school, which was in Bartholomew County, Indiana. Afterward he taught in ten different counties of the state, his educational work covering in all twenty-seven years, and his last school was in Indianapolis, where he served as supervising principal. He retired from the profession in June, 1893, after winning a high place for himself in its ranks, and after serving in seventy-eight counties of the state in teacher?s institutes. He passed from a professional to a business life, taking up the work of an architect. Mr. Bass married Miss Emma V. Wickard July27, 1870. She was born in Butler County, Ohio, May 10, 1855, a daughter of Joseph and Martha (Randall) Wickard, natives respectively of Ohio and of Danville, Vermont. Mrs. Bass was the third born of their eight children, and she became the mother of eight, of whom the five now living are Walt G., Herbert L., Mamie L., Helen A. And Elsie F. Mr. Bass is a member of the Century Club and was its president for one term. He is at present connected with the firm of Herbert L. Bass & Co., Architects, Indianapolis, Indiana. | Bass, George Franklin (I54144)
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| 46666 | The Indianapolis Times, Indiana, Thursday, 17 January 1924 Aged Resident Dies On Coast Mrs. George Bass, 69, Succumbs at Home of Daughter. Mrs. George F. Bass, 69, resident of Indianapolis for more than half century died in Los Angeles, Cal., at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Helen Bass Keller, relatives here learned today. Due to ill health, Mrs. Bass left the city with Mr. Bass early in October. Mrs. Bass was born in Hamilton County, Ohio, May 10, 1855. She was married to George F. Bass in Carroll County, Ind. She was deeply interested in the community affairs of the city and had been an active member of the League of Women Voters and the Needle Work Guild. She was a member of the board of directors of the Department Club, and was active in the literary, dramatic and physical research sections. For more than twenty-five years she was a charter member of All Souls Unitarian Church. She was also a member of the Carolina Scott Harrison chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Besides her husband, Mrs. Bass is survived by two sons, Walter G. and Herbert L. Bass, both of Indianapolis, a daughter, Miss Mamie L. Bass of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Keller of Los Angeles, Cal., and the following grandchildren of Indianapolis; Lawrence W. Bass, Miss Janet Bass, Herbert L. Bass Jr., and Robert Randall Bass. | Wickard, Emma Viola (I1999)
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| 46667 | The Indianapolis Times, Indiana, Thursday, 8 April 1926 Herbert Bass Dies In East Death Take Local Architect at Washington Herbert L. Bass, 48, of Bass Knowlton & Co., local architects, died today at the Raleigh Hotel, Washington, D.C., according to word received by relatives and associates here. Death was due to natural cause. Mr. Bass, regarded as one of the leading architects in Indianapolis, had practiced his profession for twenty-two years. The widow and four children survived. He had been in the East on business. | Bass, Herbert Lawrence (I2002)
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| 46668 | The Indianapolis Times, Indiana, Wednesday, 23 November 1927 Janet Bass and Charles Benzel Wed at Church Mrs. Herbert L. Bass, 1525 Park Ave., announces the marriage of her daughter, Janet, to Charles Frederick Benzel, which took place Tuesday noon at All Saints Episcopal Cathedral with the Rev. A. Elliston Cole, Bloomington, officiating. Miss Frances Brackett and Archibald C. Voris, Chicago, were the only attendants. The ceremony was followed by a wedding breakfast at the Indianapolis Athletic Club for the immediate families. The couple will be at home at 3472 N. Illinois St. Mrs. Benzel is a member of Delta Gamma sorority, and Mrs. Benzel is a member of Phi Gamma Delta. Both are graduates of Indiana University. | Bass, Janet (I7316)
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| 46669 | The information on this branch of the Bassett family was found in a book, "Valentine Martin of Cumberland County, Virginia (1960) by John Robert Martin. The book was located at the library in Martinsville, Virginia. Lehman's Cave in Nevada has a carving of William Henry (age 24) and Georgie Bassett (age 15) from 1885. 1870 Federal Census of Paint Lick, Brandy Springs, Garrard County, Kentucky (18 Aug 1870) James H. Bassett - 35 - M - Tennessee - Farmer Margaret - 31 - F - Kentucky William H. - 9 - M - Kentucky Harvey S. - 7- M - Kentucky Fannie J.C. - 6 - F - Kentucky Sarah M. - 4 - F - Kentucky Joseph - 2 - M - Kentucky Eliza R. - 8/12 - F - Kentucky 1880 Federal Census of Brandy Springs, Garrard County, Kentucky James Bassett - 45 - M - TN-TN-TN - Head - Farmer Margaret - 41 - F - KY-KY-KY - Wife - Keeping House Will - 19 - M - KY-TN-KY - Son - Farm Hand Harvey - 17 - M - KY-TN-KY - Son - Farm Hand Fannie - 16 - F - KY-TN-KY - Daughter - At Home Mattie - 14 - F - KY-TN-KY - Daughter - At Home Joe - 12 - M - KY-TN-KY - Son - Farm Hand Ruth - 10 - F - KY-TN-KY - Daughter - At Home Georgie - 7 - M - KY-TN-KY - Son Lucy - 11/12 - F - KY-TN-KY - Daughter 1900 Federal Census of Polk Township, Ray County, Missouri (4 Jun 1900) William H. Bassett - 39 - M - Jun 1861 - TN-TN-KY - Head - Farmer Alice - 35 - F - Mar 1865 - MO-OH-VA - Wife Bertha - 11 - F - Dec 1888 - MO-TN-MO - Daughter - At School Walter - 10 - M - Apr 1890 - MO-TN-MO - Son - At School James D. - 8 - M - Jan 1892 - MO-TN-MO - Son - At School Robert C. - 6 - M - Sep 1893 - MO-TN-MO - Son (Married 10 years, 4 children, 4 living) (Living next door to his parents in this census.) | Bassett, William Henry Harrison (I800)
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| 46670 | The inscription on the tombstones at Fort Howard Cemetery, Green Bay, Brown County, Wisconsin is BASSETT Marion B. Clifford L. 1896-1981 1892-1962 | Black, Marion Louise (I3424)
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| 46671 | The Intelligencer, Pennsylvania, June 9, 2020 Jeanette Victoria (Bessette) Wynne 1927 ? 2020 Jeannette Victoria (Bessette) Wynne died in her home in New Britain Twp., Friday June 5, 2020. She was 92. Born in Chicopee, Mass. on October 28, 1927, Jeannette is survived by her husband Thomas K. Wynne (age 93) and eight children: Jeffrey J. Wynne, Janet C. Jensik (Rob), Elizabeth M. Wynne, Michael F. Wynne (Carol), Theresa M. Vail (Rob), Dorothy J. Wang (Bo), Matthew J. Wynne (Michele), and Annette M. Galczynski (Joe). Also surviving are 21 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. She was trained as a nurse at St Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing in Lowell, Mass. Jeannette worked locally for 20 years at St Mary's Manor in Lansdale. She was an active pro-life advocate with the Bucks County Pro-Life Coalition, and co-hosted a radio program with Bill Miller on Holy Spirit Radio 1570 entitled "Voices for the Unborn" for 12 years. Her Funeral Mass will be celebrated 12:30 p.m., Wednesday, June 10, 2020 at St. Jude Church, 321 West Butler Ave. Chalfont, PA where her viewing will begin at 11:30 a.m. Interment will follow at St. John Neumann Cemetery on County Line Road. Please remember to follow local social distancing guidelines and wear face masks. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Bucks County Pro-Life Coalition would be appreciated. | Bessette, Marie Jeannette Victoria (I11665)
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| 46672 | The Intelligencer, Wheeling News-Register December 21, 2011 Edward R. Bassett BASSETT, Edward R., 60, of Piney, West Virginia, passed away on Monday, December 19, 2011, at his home. He was born on April 5, 1951 in Wetzel County, the son of the late Clyde and Esta Spencer Bassett. Along with his parents, he was preceded in death by two brothers, Jerry and Howard Bassett and a sister, Wilma Highley. Surviving are his wife, Geraldine F. (Harrison) Bassett; a daughter, Angie (Clark) Postlewait of Piney, West Virginia; four sons, Steve (Kristy) Bassett of Piney, Brad (Sarah) Bassett of Jacksonburg, West Virginia, Andy (Heather) Bassett of Piney and Tom (Amber) Bassett of Crows Run, West Virginia; a sister, Ellen Highley also of Crows Run, 10 grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Private graveside services will take place at the Straight Cemetery, Reader, West Virginia. Arrangements entrusted to Palmer Funeral Home, Pine Grove, West Virginia. Online condolences may be expressed at Palmer funeral.com | Bassett, Edward R. (I235)
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| 46673 | The Intelligencer, Wheeling, WV, June 16, 2021 John Bass Jr. John (Jack) Arthur Bass, Jr., 79, of Wheeling, passed away at home, Thursday, June 10, 2021. He was born in Wheeling, WV, on September 12, 1941, son of the late John Arthur Bass, Sr., and Sarah Adelaide Turner Bass. Jack was a graduate of Wheeling High School and a member and current treasurer, administrative chair and trustee member at Ruble United Methodist Church in Wheeling. He was very outgoing and had a lot of friends. Jack enjoyed traveling and spending time with his family, with a special soft spot for his grandchildren. He retired from Kroger as a union steward. In addition to his parents, Jack was preceded in death by his son-in-law, David Oliver. Surviving are his loving wife of 59 years, Charlotte Rothermund Bass; three children, Lisa Oliver and Chuck Parker, Mark (Colleen) Bass, and Susan (Michael) Thomas; a sister, Nancy Crall; eight grandchildren, Justin and Troy Oliver, Hannah, Tanner, and Garrett Bass, Skylar, Trent, and Erin Thomas; several nieces and nephews. Friends will be received Sunday, June 13, 2021, from 2-4 pm and 6-8 pm at Kepner Funeral Home, 900 National Road, Wheeling, WV 26003 where services will be held Monday, June 14, 2021, at 11 am with Rev. Pat Ramsey officiating. Interment will follow at Greenwood Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to Ruble United Methodist Church, 37 Ruby Avenue, Wheeling, WV. Online condolences may be made to the family at www. kepnerfuneral.com. Arrangement by Kepner Funeral Home, 900 National Road, Wheeling, WV 26003 (304-232-2732). | Bass, John Arthur Jr. (I52135)
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| 46674 | The Intelligencer/Wheeling News-Register September 10, 2010 David Bassett BASSETT, David Paul, 54, of Sistersville, West Virginia, passed away September 8, 2010 at Sistersville General Hospital. He was born July 30, 1956, a son of Mildred Ann Smithson Bassett of Weirton, West Virginia and the late Norman Paul Bassett. He was the City Manager for the City of Sistersville and he was a veteran of the Army. In addition to his father, he was preceded in death by an infant son, Jesse Bassett. He is survived by his wife, Alisa Ann Henthorn Bassett; daughters, Cherika (Tristan) Vaughn of Sistersville and Christa (Nathan) Nash of Phoenix, Arizona; brother, Allen Bassett of Brooksville, Florida; sisters, Sally Greathouse of New Cumberland, West Virginia and Donna Terraza of Baltimore, Maryland; and grandchildren, Abagayle Nash and Manowah Vaughn. Services will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at Myers Funeral Home. Visitation will be Friday from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. at the funeral home. Interment will be at Greenwood Cemetery. Online condolences may be offered at myersfuneral homewv.com. | Bassett, David Paul (I172)
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| 46675 | The inventory of the estate of Thomas Elwell was dated 27 May 1706. The exact time of their removal from Massachusetts to New Jersey is not certain. Several accounts give 1701, but a deed dated 6 Nov 1698 shows that Thomas Elwell bought 110 acres of land from Benjamin Acton. On 22 Oct 1700, Elisha (Bassett) bought 100 acres of land on the main branch of Salem Creek from Benjamin Acton. Thomas Elwell, Elisha's brother-in-law, bought land in the same township on 6 Nov 1698, and one Samuel Bassett bought 150 acres on 26 Nov 1698, both from the same Benjamin Acton. Samuel was presumably a brother of Elisha and of Sarah (Bassett) Elwell. | Elwell, Thomas (I25)
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| 46676 | The Iola Register, Kansas, Wednesday, 11 March 2009 John Arthur Bass John Arthur Bass, 55, died Monday, March 9, 2009. He was born Aug. 14, 1953, to John Elliot and Rosemary Bass. He grew up in Iola. At a young age, he joined Ward Chapel A.M.E. where he sand in the choir. After graduation from Iola High School he moved to Flint, Mich., and became a student at then named General Motors Institute. He went on to gain a bachelor?s degree in industrial administration with an emphasis in economics which led him to a job at General Motors in St. Louis, Mo. It was in St. Louis that he met Dionne Harrington. The couple were married Aug. 11, 1979. Deciding to further his education, he attended Washington University in St. Louis where he earned a master?s degree in business administration with a focus on accounting. He became a certified public accountant and a founding member of the St. Louis Chapter of the National Black MBA. He worked for more than 20 years as a project manager at Control data (Ceridian) before going to work at A.G. Edwards for nearly four years. He was an avid golfer, fan of all sports and an active reader. He is survived by his wife, Dionne, his mother, Rosemary Bass, his father, John Elliot Bass, a daughter, Keesha Bass, a son, John Silas bass, a sister, Jennifer McKinzie, a brother Jay Bass and his wife Barbara; his mother-in-law, Delores Harrington; five sisters-in-law, Regina Snow and her husband, Frank, Millicent Johnson and her husband, Freddie, Roxanne Harrington, Melodie Wilborn and her husband, Joe, and Rhonda Williams and her husband, Neil; three brothers-in-law, D?Arcy Harrington, Marvin Harrington and Reginald Harrington; and many nieces and nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends. He will be buried Friday at Granberry Mortuary, 8806 Jennings Station Rd., Jennings, MO 63136. Memorial to American Cancer Society may be sent to the mortuary. | Bass, John Arthur (I54882)
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| 46677 | The Island Packet, South Carolina, August 14, 2019 Maurice Rene ?Maury? Bass (Picture included) 1934 ? 2019 Maurice "Maury" Rene Bass Maurice "Maury" Rene Bass, a businessman in the animal health nutrition industry, died of heart failure in Charleston, SC on July 15, 2019. He was born in Oklahoma City on January 15, 1934 to Biren Oliver Bass and Helčne Coste Bass. He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1956 (BS, Biology) and worked nights in a lab to pay his way through college. While at U.P. he met the love of his life, Dorothy Isabel Jackson (BS, Physical Therapy), and they married on September 15, 1956. He briefly worked as a used car salesman before taking a position as a salesman for NOPCO Chemical Company covering their Midwest territory. Over the ensuing years, many promotions, a few mergers, and acouple of job changes later, he formed his own business, the M.R. Bass Company. As his career advanced the family grew, moving from Leawood, KS to Lake Geneva, WI, to Millburn, NJ, to Shaker Heights, OH, to Wicomico Church, VA, to Edwardsville, IL, and lastly, settling on Hilton Head Island, SC in 1992. Together they raised four children, Eric of Baltimore, MD, Jeff of Boston, MA, Greg of Augusta, GA, and Julie of Peachtree City, GA. Despite a so-called retirement, Maury continued to broker deals through the M.R. Bass Company until the last month of his life. His passions were his family, cars, shopping for bargains, and the stock market. His favorite homes were the ones that could hold the most cars, but none of the homes had enough room for all of his cars. Family reunions inevitably included a day spent rearranging the garage in order to fit in another car. No one enjoyed bargains more than Maury. Always looking for a good deal, he was famous for proudly bringing home the products of his hunt, such as 100+ jars of pasta sauce, umbrellas, boxes full of little books, or flashlights of all sizes for everyone in the extended family. He closely followed the stock market and met weekly with his broker. In addition to his wife of 63 years, he is survived by his 4 children, 6 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren, and his sister-in-law Theresa, widow of his only sibling Biren (Brad) Bass. A celebration of life and reception will be held on August 24th from 4:30 to 6:30 pm at the Port Royal Plantation Beach House. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations in memory of Maury Bass be made to: The Bargain Box of Hilton Head (which supports local social agencies and charities), 546 William Hilton Pkwy, Hilton Head Island, SC 29926. The Island Funeral Home and Crematory. | Bass, Maurice Rene (I2418)
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| 46678 | The Item, Saturday, September 10, 2011 Richard F. Bessette (Picture included) Retired Tech. Sgt. Richard Francis Bessette, age 75, beloved husband of Andree Bessette, died on Thursday, Sept. 8, 2011, at Providence Hospital. Mr. Bessette was born on May 10, 1936, in Shiocton, Wis. He was retired from the U.S. Air Force and received his electrician's license. He was employed at Ducom Electric, worked 14 years at Campbell Soup and 10 years at Gold Kist. He was a member of the Carolina's Coin Collector Club and loved working in the garden. He will be remembered as a loving husband, father, grandfather and friend. He was a member of St. Jude Catholic Church. Surviving in addition to his wife are two sons, Richard Bruce Bessette and his wife, Gay, of Edwards Air Force Base and Frank Raymond Bessette and his wife, Antointe, of Panama City, Fla.; two brothers, Carol Bessette and Herman Bessette; two sisters, Cora Bessette and Beverly Bessette, all of Wisconsin; and four grandchildren, Stephanie Bessette Groves, Christopher Bessette, Mathew Bessette and Dean Bessette. He was preceded in death by a sister, Catherine Kruger. A funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in the Bullock Funeral Home Chapel. The family will receive friends from 5 to 7 p.m. Sunday at Bullock Funeral Home. Memorials may be made to the American Heart Association, Memorial and Tributes, P.O. Box 5216, Glen Allen, VA 23058-5216. You may sign the family's guest book at www.bullockfuneralhome.com The family has chosen Bullock Funeral Home of Sumter for the arrangements. | Bessette, Richard Francis (I12810)
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| 46679 | The Jackson Citizen Patriot, Michigan, Wednesday, 27 March 1985 Michael P. Bassett Pfc. Michael P. Bassett, son of Pearl L. Sukraw of Munith, has completed one station unit training at the U.S. Army Infantry School at Fort Benning, GA. Lauer Family Funeral Home ? Jackson ? 2 January 2025 Michael Perry Bassett Michael Perry Bassett, age 74, passed away on December 31, 2024, surrounded by his loving family. He was born on August 7, 1950, in Gothenburg, Nebraska, to the late James Bassett and Pearl Sukraw. In addition to his parents, Michael was preceded in death by his brother, James Alan Bassett; nephew, Robert Bassett; and niece, Angela Thompson. Michael is survived by his beloved children, Lola (Marko) Murillo, Michael Bassett, John (Dan) Bassett, and James (Laura) Bassett. He was the proud grandfather of Bryan Bassett, Jimmy Bassett, Julian Murillo, Pierce Murillo, Noah Murillo, and Elizabeth Murillo. He is also survived by his brother, John Bassett; sister-in-law, Georgia Bassett; nephew, David Bassett; and special friend, Carole Murillo. Michael cherished his close-knit circle of family and friends, embracing the love and connections they shared. A dedicated Nebraska Cornhuskers fan, he delighted in cheering for his team and found equal joy in rooting for the Boston Celtics. His grandchildren were the light of his life, and he never missed a chance to celebrate their accomplishments. He had a deep love for Ford vehicles and took immense pride in his treasured Ford Mustang GT. Michael earned his bachelor's degree in Health Sciences from Eastern Michigan University and retired from Walmart after 20 years of dedicated work. Honoring Michael's wishes, cremation has taken place. A small, private family gathering will be held to celebrate his life and remember the joy he brought to those around him. | Bassett, Michael Perry (I7111)
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| 46680 | The Jackson Sun, Tennessee, May 15, 2006 Billie Penn Bass Services for Billie Penn Bass age 78 will be held at 11:00 AM on Monday May 15 2006 in the Shelton-Hunt Funeral Home Chapel with Greg McFadden and Bill Brown officiating. Burial will follow in Rose Hill Cemetery. Mr. Bass passed away at his home Saturday morning following a courageous battle with cancer. Mr. Bass served in the Army during World War II and later retired from Jefferson-Smurfitt after thirty years of employment. He was a member of Emmanuel Baptist Church and the VFW. He was preceded in death by his parents Osen Penn Bass and Bertha Smith Bass; a son Joe Walter Bass; sisters Dorothy Coble Mattie Ruth Sappington and Sue Evans and brothers Ray Bass and Robert Bass. He is survived by his wife Betty Thurbush Bass; a daughter Treva Ann Ronnie Walters of Humboldt; two sons Nathan Penn Bass of Milan and John Paul Melissa Bass of Medina; seven grandchildren Christy Fowler Rachel Johnson Casey Walters Joseph Bass Zoe Penn Bass Brooke Bass and Annie Grace Bass and three great-grandchildren Christopher Cody and Dylan Fowler. Serving as pallbearers will be Joseph Bass Casey Walters Philip Johnson Wayne Butch Day Chris Fowler Cody Fowler Kenny Shaver and Jimmy Fly. Shelton-Hunt Funeral Home 731-784-1414. | Bass, Billie Penn (I28)
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| 46681 | The Jackson Sun, Tennessee, Tuesday, November 10, 1998 Sadie Ruth Bass, 65, bookkeeper MIDDLETON - Services for Sadie Ruth Bass, 65, will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Shackelford Funeral Directors Chapel in Bolivar. Burial will be in Porter's Creek Cemetery near Middleton. Mrs. Bass, head bookkeeper and assistant cashier with Hardeman County Bank and Bank of Middleton, died Sunday at her home of cancer. She is survived by her husband, Eldon Bass of Middleton; two sons, Martin Bass of Middleton and Jerome Bass of Jackson; and a sister, Joy Amerman of North Augusta, S.C. For more information, call the funeral home at 658-5277. | Harrison, Sadie Ruth (I212)
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| 46682 | The James Bassett listed in the 1841 census is probably a younger brother of Richard Bassett and not a son. the following marriage records have been found. 18 Mar 1825 Llanelli parish: Margaret Bassett & James Driver 26 May 1829 Pembrey: Ann Bassett & David Jenkins 1841 British Census of Altyscretch, Pembrey, Carmarthenshire Margaret Bassett 70 ??? Born in County James 50 Farmer Born in County Richard 40 Born in County John Price 15 M.S. Born in County Elizabeth Jones 15 F.L. Born in County Rychard Byrmon 9 M.S. Born in County Will of Richard Bassett, Farmer of Alltycreach, Llanelli, CMN 1841 (Connection: Son of James & Margaret) SD / 1841 / 74 W This is the last will and testament of me Richard Bassett of Allyoreach Farmer. In the Parish of Llanelly in the County of Carmarthen First I do Give and bequeath after my decease unto my son Richard Bassett The whole of my Effects and house hold furniture together with all rights and profits of the lease on this tenements by paying in twelve caldender months. To my Elder Daughter Margaret Driver, the sum of One shilling And unto younger Daughter Ann Jenkins the sum of one shilling And Allso I do order and Direct to my Daughter Jane Beynon one cow and further to my Granson John Driver one heifer same to be demanded on my son Richard Lastly I do nominate and apoint my son Richard sole and whole Executor of this my Last Will and testament in testimony whereof I have heareunto set my hand an seal this the 31st day of March One Thousand Eight hundred and forty The mark of Richard Bassett Signed sealed published and declared by the said testator as and for his last will and testament in testimony whereof we have heare unto subscribe our names as witnesses David King Melinycoed John William Coledge Joshua Griffiths Gellyrwydd Carmarthen March 6th, 1841 Richard Bassett of Allyoreach in the parish of Llanelli in the County of Carmarthen Farmer the sole Executor ___ This will annexed was sworn the ___ and faithful performance thereof as would and he further made oath that all the goods Chattels righs and credits of the Testator did not amount to £50 in value and that he died on the sixth day of September last An apprisement of all the Effects of the late Richard Bassett of Alltyoreach Farmer in the Parish of Llanelly in the County of Carmarthen Deceased Made the fourth Day of March Eighteen hundred and fourty one to the amount of £47 10 shilling The above has been Apprised by us whose names are hereunder written David Williams Kibhedin Pencbey John William Coledge Llanelly Diocese of St David’s In the Goods of Richard Bassett deceased, At Carmarthen the sixth day of March 1841 Appeared Personally Richard Bassett of Alltyocroch in the parish of Llanelly in the County of Carmarthen farmer son of the testar and sold Executor named in the last Will and Testament of Richard Bassett late of the same place Farmer Deceased, who died on the sixth day of September One Thousand Eight hundred and forty and made oath, that the Estate and the Effects of the said deceased, for or in respect of which a Probate of the said Will, is to be granted … are under the Value of £50 to the best of this Deponent’s Knowledge, Information, and Belief. Signed Richard Bassett In the Goods of Richard Bassett Deceased the seventh Day of March 1841 Appeared Personally John William of Coledge in the parish of Llanelly in the County of Carmarthen Farmer and made Oath that he is one of the subscribed witnesses to the last Will and Testament of Richard Bassett late of the parish of Llanelly in the County of Carmarthen farmer Deceased and hereunto annexed, the said Will beginning this “This is the last Will and Testament of me Richard Bassett” ending thus, “In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this the 31st Day of March One Thousand Eight Hundred forty” and this is Subscribed The mark X of Richard Bassett and with Reference to the Execution of the said Will, made Oath that on the day of the date of the said Will, the said Deceased set and subscribed his Mark thereto in the presence of this Departed and his fellow Subscribed Witness David King and Joshua Griffith who were all three present at the same time with the said Deceased and on the Deceased so Executing the said Will in their presence, they immediately in his presence at his request and in the presence of each other, set and subscribed their names as witnesses thereto as now appears thereon. Signed John William | Bassett, Richard (I30)
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| 46683 | The James Bassett listed in the 1841 census is probably a younger brother of Richard Bassett and not a son. the following marriage records have been found. 18 Mar 1825 Llanelli parish: Margaret Bassett & James Driver 26 May 1829 Pembrey: Ann Bassett & David Jenkins 1841 British Census of Altyscretch, Pembrey, Carmarthenshire Margaret Bassett 70 ??? Born in County James 50 Farmer Born in County Richard 40 Born in County John Price 15 M.S. Born in County Elizabeth Jones 15 F.L. Born in County Rychard Byrmon 9 M.S. Born in County | Williams, Margaret (I52)
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| 46684 | The Janesville Gazette, 10 Jul 2006 Edna M. (Bassett) Altendorf JANESVILLE - Edna M. (Bassett) Altendorf, 84, of 1016 N. Martin Rd., died Friday, July 7, 2006, at Mercy Hospital. She was born in Clinton on July 31, 1921, the daughter of LeRoy and Pansy Mae (Pike) Chamberlain, and was a 1938 graduate of Clinton High School. Edna married Vernon Bassett Sr., on Oct. 3, 1939; he preceded her in death on Dec. 23, 1973. She then married John Altendorf on Aug. 15, 1974; he preceded her in death on March 30, 1986. She was a member of St. Paul's Evangelical Church and enjoyed sewing and cooking for family and friends. She is survived by her 4 children: Vernon Bassett Jr. of Janesville, Gary (Violet) Bassett of Rim Rock, AZ, Ginger Huffar of Beloit and John (Debbie) Bassett of Blaine, MN; 12 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildrn; and a sister, Phyllis Morrison of Beloit. She was preceded in death by her parents; hsubands; son, William Bassett; infant daughter, Ruth Ann; granddaughter, Cheryl Bassett; daughter-in-law, Margene Bassett; son-in-law, Jerry Huffar; brother, LeRoy Chamberlain; and 6 sisters: Gladys Dary, Mildred Stockwell, Blanche Sargent, Evelyn Palmatier, Eleanor Radtke, and Vivian McKinney. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, July 22, 2006, at the Schneider Apfel Schneider & Schneider Funeral Home, with Rev. Paul H. Garchow officiating. Burial will be in Eastlawn Cemetery, Beloit. Friends may call at the Schneider Apfel Schneider & Schneider Funeral Home on Monday from 5:00 until 8:00 p.m. Memorials may be made to St. Paul's Ev. Lutheran Church, American Cancer Society or the American Heart Association. For | Chamberlain, Edna May (I54)
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| 46685 | The Janesville Gazette, Monday, October 31, 2005 William ?Bill? H. Bassett February 1, 1944 ? October 27, 2005 BELOIT ? William ?Bill? H. Bassett, 61, loving husband, father, brother and son, was taken by our Lord Thursday, Oct. 27, 2005, after a courageous battle with cancer. He was residing at the Monroe Manor for the past month, with a beautiful room and wonderful staff, which allowed for his wife, Gloria, to help care for and be with him. Bill was an avid fan of the University of Notre Dame sports teams as well as Wisconsin Badgers, Brewers and Packers. He loved fishing and hunting and included his family members from time to time. He had a wonderful sense of humor that kept us guessing as well as laughing with wondering how to get him back. He was also a movie and history buff, with emphasis on the civil and world wars, also 1930 and after move star roles. After spending time in the military as a marine, he learned to become self-sufficient as a homemaker during his bachelorhood. This was a great asset as a husband. Bill worked with several companies, mostly in the machine working and roll-forming field. His main jobs were held with Fairbanks and United Industries n Beloit, Hufcor, and lastly Precision Drawn Metals in Janesville. He married Gloria Ehlers in 1990, having met at Hufcor. They lived in Janesville, Beloit and Mt. Pleasant, SC (briefly), and back to Beloit. Bill was brought up in Clinton, WI, and later moved to Beloit, where he attended Beloit Memorial High. He raised two children with his previous spouse. He is survived by his wife, Gloria of Beloit; his mother, Edna Altendorf of Janesville; his daughter, Donna Miller of Beloit; his son, James bassett of Monroe; brothers: Vernon Bassett Jr. of Janesville, Gary Bassett (Violet) of Rimrock, AZ, and John Bassett (Debbie) of Blaine, MN; a sister, Virginia Huffar of Beloit; and his 2 cats, Irish and Rudy. Bill was preceded in death by all grandparents; his father, Vernon Bassett; stepfather, John Altendorf; sister-in-law, Margene Bassett (Vernon Jr.); brother-in-law, Jerry Huffar (Virginia), niece, Cheryl Bassett (Margene and Vernon?s daughter) and his father and mother in law. The funeral service will be at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday Nov. 2, 2005, at Rosman, Uehling, Kinzer Funeral Home in Beloit. Burial will be Clinton Cemetery. Friends may call from 5 until 8 p.m. on Tuesday Nov. 1, at the Funeral Home. | Bassett, William Howard (I55)
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| 46686 | The Jasper News Florida Tuesday, February 26, 2019 Archie L. “A.L.” Bass, Jr. April 29, 1950 - February 19, 2019 Archie L. Bass, Jr. "A.L." passed away Tuesday, February 19, 2019 at Shands U.F. Hospital in Gainesville, Florida, following a brief illness. Archie was born in Valdosta, Georgia, on April 29, 1950 to the late Archie L. (Sr.) and Ruby Sowell Bass. As a young man he enjoyed getting out to hunt and fish with his father and brothers and going out to eat was a favorite past-time. A.L. grew up in Jasper, Florida, and graduated from Hamilton County High School. He retired from the Florida Welcome Center where he worked for a number of years. His communication skills were good and he loved to visit with folks. Upon retirement he found that staying still was not for him and so he went to work for the County in the janitorial department. He loved his family and enjoyed spending time with them all especially after losing his mother in January of 2017. A.L. went to church all of his life with his mother but had recently enjoyed attending Jasper Church of Christ with his cousins and meeting a whole new group of people. Survivors include his brothers, Robert Bass (Rosario) of San Antonio, Texas and Melvin Bass (Terri) of Fernandina Beach, Florida. He was especially close to cousins, Cindy and Bob Eatmon, Nancy and Jorrie Mathis, Laurie Rogers, Jill and Mike Adams and Jay and April Bass. Numerous cousins and nieces and nephews that he loved dearly also survive. Funeral services were held on Saturday, February 23, 2019 in the chapel of Harry T. Reid Funeral Home in Jasper, Florida. Interment following in Evergreen Cemetery. Harry T. Reid Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. | Bass, Archie L. (A.L.) Jr. (I25)
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| 46687 | The Jean Times, LaSalle Parish, Louisiana, Thursday, January 27, 1966 Carey Thomas Bass of Jonesville Dies Carey Thomas Bass, 75, of Jonesville, died Thursday, Jan. 20 at 1;20 am in a Jonesville hospital. Funeral services were conducted Friday at 2 pm in the Wallace Ridge Baptist Church with the Rev. Chandler officiating. Burial followed in Heard Cemetery near Manifest under the direction of Kinner and Stevens Funeral Home of Jena. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Bertie Bass of Jonesville; three daughters, Mrs. Edward Evans of Orange, Texas, Mrs. Idell Lucas and Mrs. Hallie Davis, both of Jonesville; three sons, C. S. Bass of Vidalia, Warren Bass of Jonesville and Thomas B. Bass of Orange, Texas; four brothers, Bennie Bass and Albert Bass of Olla, Richard Bass of Pollock and Malloy Bass of Jonesville; three sisters, Mrs. Blanchie Richmond of Epps, Mrs. Queene Bass and Mrs. Cannie McCaskill, both of Jonesville; 15 grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. | Bass, Carey Thomas (I16)
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| 46688 | The Jeffersonian, Atlanta, Georgia, 6 October 1910 A Wonderful Evangelist: Rev. James M. Bass (Includes picture of Rev. James M. Bass) Since the days of Sam P. Jones, no preacher has given evidence of the sustained power which is possessed by Rev. James M. Bass, of the South Georgia M.E. Church Conference. There are numberless intellects which, like a bomb, can explode with a loud noise and do considerable execution; but those minds which are like fountains, or stars, are exceedingly rate. The Indian Spring of today is like the same fountain of a century ago ? it runs on, forever, in a continuous stream, inexhaustible, eternally fresh and pure. The stars which send down their rays to a sin-cursed world tonight, are the same that shone upon the plains of Asia, Africa, and Europe when the Chaldean wondered and worshipped, when the lost white race was rearing cities in the interior of Etiopia, and when the barbarians of the North were sharpening their swords and spears to smite the decadent Roman and Greek. The radiance of the stars is everlasting; the source of their glory undiminished and never-failing. So it is with the creative intellect; the physical strength which is its necessary adjunct may be exhausted, but the mind itself never tires. ?Nture?s sweet restorer, balmy sleep,? is all the medicine such a brain ever needs. The late Sam. P. Jones was one of the few men endowed with that kind of star-like genius. You could no more empty the mind of such a man than you could shut off the flow of the Indian Spring; or put out the fires that feed the stars. After the death of the great Evangelist, I wondered whether his mantle would descend upon the shoulders of a worthy successor. It has done so; for the Rev. James M. Bass has the same marvelous power over the hearts of congregations ? the same rre gift of getting better and better, as one sermon follows another. His manner and methods are wholly different from those of Sam Jones. Like all men of genius, his processes are original. The men of ruts and route are prone to compliment themselves by calling the original man ?crazy?. (But we pull them across, just the same ? don?t? we, Brother Bass?) Born in Lee county, Georgia, on October 31, 1871, James Madison Bass was 11 months old when Yours Truly went over to Macon to enter Mercer University. He will, therefore, soon be 39 years old. His mother, the widow of a Confederate soldier, ?raised him?; and you can see the mother?s boy in him, yet. He joined the South Georgia Conference at Waycross, December 4th, 1894; and for 12 years he was a pastor, serving Bethel Mission, Marion Circuit, Knoxville, Unadilla, Second Street church (Macon) and Centenary church (Macon). Four years ago he became Conference Evangelist. That he has done great good wherever he has labored can be vouched for by every one who saw and felt the effect of his glorious revival at Thomson a few weeks ago. In a series of meetings at this much torn up town he brought about reconciliations which no one believed possible; and he wiped out old feuds which have been festering here for ten years or more. If he isn?t a good man, inspired from on high to go about doing good, then there is no such thing in all this world. In Mr. Stapleton, who conducts the song services, Mr. Bass has a most sympathetic and capable helper ? an auxiliary who seconds his leader in precisely the right way. It was good to see how Preacher Bass enjoyed the signing of Stapleton and his choir; it was good to see how Stapleton and his choir enjoyed the sermons of Preacher Bass. Long life and rich reward to this noble Pair of brothers. | Bass, Reverend James Madison (I78)
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| 46689 | The Jeffersonian, Atlanta, Georgia, 6 October 1910 A Wonderful Evangelist: Rev. James M. Bass (Includes picture of Rev. James M. Bass) Since the days of Sam P. Jones, no preacher has given evidence of the sustained power which is possessed by Rev. James M. Bass, of the South Georgia M.E. Church Conference. There are numberless intellects which, like a bomb, can explode with a loud noise and do considerable execution; but those minds which are like fountains, or stars, are exceedingly rate. The Indian Spring of today is like the same fountain of a century ago ? it runs on, forever, in a continuous stream, inexhaustible, eternally fresh and pure. The stars which send down their rays to a sin-cursed world tonight, are the same that shone upon the plains of Asia, Africa, and Europe when the Chaldean wondered and worshipped, when the lost white race was rearing cities in the interior of Ethiopia, and when the barbarians of the North were sharpening their swords and spears to smite the decadent Roman and Greek. The radiance of the stars is everlasting; the source of their glory undiminished and never-failing. So it is with the creative intellect; the physical strength which is its necessary adjunct may be exhausted, but the mind itself never tires. ?Nature?s sweet restorer, balmy sleep,? is all the medicine such a brain ever needs. The late Sam. P. Jones was one of the few men endowed with that kind of star-like genius. You could no more empty the mind of such a man than you could shut off the flow of the Indian Spring; or put out the fires that feed the stars. After the death of the great Evangelist, I wondered whether his mantle would descend upon the shoulders of a worthy successor. It has done so; for the Rev. James M. Bass has the same marvelous power over the hearts of congregations ? the same rare gift of getting better and better, as one sermon follows another. His manner and methods are wholly different from those of Sam Jones. Like all men of genius, his processes are original. The men of ruts and route are prone to compliment themselves by calling the original man ?crazy?. (But we pull them across, just the same ? don?t? we, Brother Bass?) Born in Lee county, Georgia, on October 31, 1871, James Madison Bass was 11 months old when Yours Truly went over to Macon to enter Mercer University. He will, therefore, soon be 39 years old. His mother, the widow of a Confederate soldier, ?raised him?; and you can see the mother?s boy in him, yet. He joined the South Georgia Conference at Waycross, December 4th, 1894; and for 12 years he was a pastor, serving Bethel Mission, Marion Circuit, Knoxville, Unadilla, Second Street church (Macon) and Centenary church (Macon). Four years ago he became Conference Evangelist. That he has done great good wherever he has labored can be vouched for by every one who saw and felt the effect of his glorious revival at Thomson a few weeks ago. In a series of meetings at this much torn up town he brought about reconciliations which no one believed possible; and he wiped out old feuds which have been festering here for ten years or more. If he isn?t a good man, inspired from on high to go about doing good, then there is no such thing in all this world. In Mr. Stapleton, who conducts the song services, Mr. Bass has a most sympathetic and capable helper ? an auxiliary who seconds his leader in precisely the right way. It was good to see how Preacher Bass enjoyed the signing of Stapleton and his choir; it was good to see how Stapleton and his choir enjoyed the sermons of Preacher Bass. Long life and rich reward to this noble Pair of brothers. | Bass, Joseph (I1)
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| 46690 | The Jena Times Olla Tullos Signal October 1, 1997 Edward Monroe Bass Bass, Edward Monroe - 71, of Kelly, died Sunday, September 28, 1997 at the Citizens Medical Center in Columbia Heights. He was a bridge supervisor for T.L. James Company, and was an Army veteran of World War II. He was also a member of the Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church near Olla. He was born June 3, 1926, to the union of Grover Richard and Mary Duke Bass. Services were held Tuesday, September 30, 1997 at the chapel of Riser and Son Funeral Home in Columbia with Reverend Ronnie Tarver officiating. Interment followed in the Good Hope Cemetery near Kelly under direction of Riser and Son, Columbia. Survivors include his wife, Grace Avery Bass of Kelly; two sons, Wayne Bass of Snellings, Georgia, and Patrick Bass of Kelly; two daughters, Vivian Bass of Denver, Colorado, and Diane Lake of Grayson; one brother, Richard "Bud" Carroll Bass of Iot Lake; three sisters, Lavilla Martin of West Monroe and Patsy Bass of Alexandria; nine grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. | Bass, Edward Monroe (I35)
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| 46691 | The Jena Times, Thursday, 9 July 1964 Harley D. Bass Is Member Of Marine Attack Squadron 225 Marine Corporal Harley D. Bass, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Hardie B. Bass of Jena, is a member of Marin Attack Squadron 225, Second Marine Aircraft Wing, Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry Point, N.C. The squadron recently returned from carrier qualifications aboard the Navy anti-submarine warfare aircraft carrier USS Lexington off the coast of Florida. Minden Press-Herald, Louisiana, Tuesday, November 26, 2013 Harley Donald Bass Funeral services for Harley Donald Bass will be held Wednesday, Nov. 27, 2013 at 2 p.m. at Rose-Neath Funeral Home Chapel in Minden. Officiating will be Rev. Ronnie Whitlock. Interment will follow at Gardens of Memory in Minden. The family will receive friends from 1 p.m. until service time Wednesday, Nov. 27, 2013. Don was born May 26, 1934 in Tullos and entered into rest Nov. 24, 2013 in Minden. Don served his country in the United States Marine Corp. His father; Rev. Hardie B. Bass; mother, Frankie Eula Lea Williams Bass; brother, Hardy L. Bass and wife, Inez; and sister, Alma Bass Gates and husband, Marshal preceded him in death. He is survived by his wife, Virginia Dale Morgan Bass of Minden; brother-in-law, Bobby Morgan and wife, June of Ruston; numerous nieces and nephews and a host of friends. Pallbearers will be Pat Bass, Jimmy Bass, Jeremy Bass, Ray Hollenshead, Dan Morgan and Paul Morgan. | Bass, Harley Donald (I80)
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| 46692 | The Jersey Journal, August 11, 2020 Louise Elvira Bassett Ingram (Picture included) Louise Elvira Bassett Ingram Louise Ingram (née Bassett) passed away peacefully, surrounded by her loving family at the Jersey City Medical Center on August 5, 2020. She was 80. Born in Charles City, VA to the late George and Louise Bassett, Louise attended Ruthville High School and graduated from Snyder High School in 1959 after moving to Jersey City. She worked as a secretary for William Grant & Sons in Edison for over 40 years before retiring. Louise was a devout member of St. John's Baptist Church where she sang in the choir. She often enjoyed trips to Atlantic City, loved to shop and had an affinity for music. Louise also enjoyed spending time with her family. Louise is the beloved sister of Bettie Roundtree, Irene Thomas and Charles Roy Bassett and the late Burrell Bassett, Marie Lewis, Elizabeth Brooks, Eunice Bassett, George Warren Bassett and Ann Jones. Loving aunt to a host of nieces and nephews, great nieces and nephews. Dear sister-in-law of Ella, Darlene and Ernestine Bassett. Visitation will be at McLaughlin Funeral Home, 625 Pavonia Ave., Jersey City on Friday, August 14, 2020 from 4-8 PM. Due to CDC Guidelines, visitors are kindly asked to wear a face covering and practice social distancing. The Funeral Service will take place at the funeral home on Saturday morning at 10:30 AM. Interment to follow at Rosedale Cemetery, Orange. | Bassett, Louise Elvira (I20)
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| 46693 | The Jewish Merchant Project Nathan Bass Lithuanian immigrant Nathan Bass (1886-1958) arrived in North, South Carolina about 1911 and opened a dry goods store which catered to local farmers. He traveled to New York on buying trips periodically, and in 1917 married Esther Cohen (1889-1994). They eventually had seven children: Samuel Bernard Bass (1918-1985), Herbert Bass (1920-1944), Ruth Bass Jacobs (b. 1924), Frances Bass Ginsberg (b. 1926), Marcia Bass Brody (b. 1927), Lucille Bass Lipsitz (b. 1930), and Jack (b. 1934). By 1920, their household also included Ester?s brothers, Jacob and David Cohen, as well as a live-in domestic worker, Edna Mcfadden. Nathan expanded his business beyond North, opening stores in Wagener, St. Matthews, Saluda, and potentially Swansea and Salley. His first cousin, Nathan Stotsky, co-owned the Saluda store. By the early 1920s, the decimation to cotton crops caused by boll weevil infestations led Nathan to encourage farmers within a 50-mile range to grow sweet potatoes. He also ?pledged himself to the farmers to aid in the disposition of their crops,? and was credited with being the first to ship ?a solid carload of Porto [sic] Rican yams from South Carolina to the Northern markets. He also shipped other crops to markets in Baltimore and Washington. (Columbia Record, January 20, 1926). His efforts led to the moniker ?progressive merchant and citizen of North.? Sometime between January and February 1926, he sold N. Bass and Company?s stock and relocated his family to Morristown, New Jersey and later Lowell, Massachusetts. On the advice of an acquaintance, Nathan brought his family back to North in 1930 and incorporated Bass Mercantile Company. He continued his work with farmers, buying their corn and peas to help them earn cash for Christmas. The store closed in 1958. The State, South Carolina, January 1958 Nathan Bass Nathan Bass, 72, of North, owner and operator of the Bass Mercantile Company, died at the Orangeburg Regional Hospital at 9:30 Wednesday morning. Mr. Bass had been in declining health several years, but seriously ill only two days. He was born in Poland, coming to the United States in 1900 and he moved to North in 1912 and went into business. He had operated his store there for the past 45 years and was a member of the House of Peace Synagogue. Mr. Bass was also a member of the B'nai B'rith; Columbia, a member of the Zionist Organization of America and a member of the North Lodge No. 119, A.F.M. Mr. Bass was active in all community affairs and especially was interested in the Crippled Children's organizations. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Esther Cohen Bass; four daughters, Mrs. Isaac Jacobs, Charleston; Mrs. Arthur Ginsburg, Bishopville; Mrs. Hyman Brodie, Philadelphia; Mrs. Joseph Lipsity, Beaufort; two sons, Samuel Bernard Bass, Chicago, Ill., and Ensign Jack Bass, United States Navy, stationed in San Diego, Calif.; one brother, Harry Bass, Lowell, Mass., and one sister Mrs. Victor Robbins, South River, N. J. and 12 grandchildren. A son, Herbert Bass, United States Marine Corps, was killed during World War II. Funeral services will be held at 11 o'clock this morning from the Dunbar Funeral Home, conducted by Rabbi David Karesh. Interment will be in the Hebrew Benevolent Society Cemetery. Active pallbearers are Isadore Bernstein, Sam Rubin, Jeff Sunshine, Morris Savitz, Sam Savitz and Arnold Levinson. Honorary pallbearers are members of the North Lodge No. 119, A.F.M. Masonic rites will be rendered at the grave. The family requests that flowers be omitted. | Bass, Nathan (I1)
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| 46694 | The Jewish Voice, 30 January 1891 Hon. Simon S. Bass Provisional Judge of the St. Louis Court of Criminal Correction and President of the Board of Charity Commissioners of St. Louis. Hon. Simon S. Bass, of whom the above is a most strking likeness, is Judge of the St. Louis Court of Criminal Correction by appointmenbt of the St. Louis Circuit Court at the suggestion of Judge James R. Claiborne, who was called to the State Capitol by the Legislative Judiciary Committee. Judge Bass?s appointment though temporary is a well meritied compliement, and a graceful recognition of this abilities as a jurist. The Hon. gentleman is a member of the well-known Law firm of Martins and Bass. He is devoted to works of charity, and was by Mayor E.A. Noonan appointed President of the St. Louis Board of Charity Commissioners, which position he still holds; immediately prior to said appointment, he was Private Secretary to the Mayor: he is also the Chairman of the Law Committee of the Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order United Workmen. Mr. bass was borne at Baltimore, Md., and has been a resident of this city since 1880. The gentlemen has been counsel in some of the most notable criminal cases in Missouri during the last ten years. He was attorney for the Knights of Labor in the great Street-Car strike of 1885-86-87, and was the ?Reading Clerk? of the ?First Judiciary Convention? held in this State at Springfield, Mo. Mr. Bass is a young man yet, and with such a record has a brilliant future. The St. Louis Republic, Missouri, Sunday, 21 February 1904 Bass & Brock This well-known firm is composed of Messrs. Simon S. Bass and Charles Brock, prominent in the practice of civil and criminal law, the former being attended to by Mr. Brock and the latter by Mr. Bass. Mr. S.S. Bass was bor in Baltimore, Md., graduating from the public schools and High School of that city, and later from some noted educational institutions of the State. When quite a young man he came to St. Louis and began the practice of law, and has lived here ever since. He has been on one side or the other of some of the most notable cases appearing in the criminal courts, and has always handled his side of the question in a most satisfactory manner and displaying makred cleverness and ability. Mr. Bass has taken a prominent part in politifcs, but never, however, being an officeholder. He was for many years chairman of the Charity Committee of this city and also Provisoinal Judge of the Criminal Court. His main practice has been in criminal law, having had cases in enarly all of the Federal courts. | Bass, Simon Stens (I3)
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| 46695 | The John Bassett family was living on Tottenham Court Road in London, England when Robert Charles Bassett was born in 1825. Robert Charles Bassett was a miner. | Bassett, Robert Charles (I3)
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| 46696 | The John Bassett family was living on Tottenham Court Road in London, England when Robert Charles Bassett was born in 1825. | Wilcock, Ann Elizabeth (I2)
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| 46697 | The Johnstown Tribune Democrat January 3, 1997 Lillian W. Dowey Dowey - Lillian W., 94, of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, formerly of Barnesboro, died December 31, 1996 at Saint Thomas Hospital, Akron, Ohio. Born April 2, 1902 in Barnesboro, daughter of John and Eleanor Bassett. Preceded in death by parents; husband, Edward, who died in 1961; and several brothers and sisters. Survived by these children: William, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio; Jack, Akron, Ohio; and Phyllis Dilks, Rock Ledge, Florida. Also survived by 15 grandchildren, 25 great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren. Member of Bakerton United Methodist Church, its womens group, church choir and was a Sunday school teacher. Friends were received in Ohio and will be received Sunday from noon until time of funeral service at 1 p.m. at Bakerton United Methodist Church, the Rev. Thomas Topar. Interment, church cemetery. Long-Contres Funeral Home Inc., Barnesboro, in charge of arrangements. 1920 Federal Census of Sandy Township, Clearfield County, Pennsylvania (19/20 Jan 1920) Elnora Bassett (Wd) - 56 - F - EN-EN-EN - Head Albert - 21 - M - PA-EN-EN - Son - Coal Miner Lillian - 17 - F - PA-EN-EN - Daughter - Servant - House Work William - 14 - M - PA-EN-EN - Son | Bassett, Lillian White (I569)
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| 46698 | The Johnstown Tribune Democrat January 3, 1997 Lillian W. Dowey Dowey - Lillian W., 94, of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, formerly of Barnesboro, died December 31, 1996 at Saint Thomas Hospital, Akron, Ohio. Born April 2, 1902 in Barnesboro, daughter of John and Eleanor Bassett. Preceded in death by parents; husband, Edward, who died in 1961; and several brothers and sisters. Survived by these children: William, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio; Jack, Akron, Ohio; and Phyllis Dilks, Rock Ledge, Florida. Also survived by 15 grandchildren, 25 great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren. Member of Bakerton United Methodist Church, its womens group, church choir and was a Sunday school teacher. Friends were received in Ohio and will be received Sunday from noon until time of funeral service at 1 p.m. at Bakerton United Methodist Church, the Rev. Thomas Topar. Interment, church cemetery. Long-Contres Funeral Home Inc., Barnesboro, in charge of arrangements. | Dowey, Phyllis (I711)
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| 46699 | The Jonesboro Sun, Arkansas, Sunday, 17 September 2017 Emma Bass JONESBORO ? Emma Lee Bass, 75, passed away Friday, Sept 15, 2017, at the Flo and Phil Jones Hospice House She was born April 23, 1942, in Alton, Ill, to the late Cecil and Emma Stoeckel Reed Dr Bass worked in the educational field for 46 years including principal at Annie Camp, deputy director of the Arkansas State Department of Education, Arkansas state director of the North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement and director of the Arkansas office of AdvancED She will be remembered as a loving mother, grandmother, sister and friend She is survived by two daughters, Laura McFarlin (Stan) and Lynda Hamm (Dennis), all of Jonesboro; sister, Mary Lou Riddle (Jerry) of Jonesboro; aunt, Betty Derby of Campbell, Mo; four grandchildren, Brock McFarlin of Bono, Brooke McFarlin of Jonesboro, April Ndiaye (Baps) of Nashville, Tenn, and JC Hamm (Catie) of Smyrna, Tenn; five great-grandchildren, Emmalee, Parker, Owen, Daba and Rylie Kate, along with several nieces, nephews and other family and friends She was preceded in death by her husband, Joe Bass, in 1996 A celebration of life will be held at 10 am Monday at First United Methodist Church with the Rev Patty Soward officiating Interment will follow in Pine Log Cemetery A visitation will be held from 3 to 6 pm today at Gregg-Langford Bookout Funeral Home Pallbearers are Stan McFarlin, Dennis Hamm, Brock McFarlin, JC Hamm, Jerry Riddle and David Leonard Lasting memorials may be sent to Flo and Phil Jones Hospice House or First United Methodist Church Care Team. | Reed, Emma Lee (I42206)
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| 46700 | The Jonesboro Sun, Arkansas, Tuesday, October 21, 2003 Clair Duane Bass HORSESHOE BEND -- Clair Duane Bass, 83, of Horseshoe Bend died Sunday, Oct. 19, at Ash Flat Nursing and Rehab Center. Born in Barberton, Ohio, he was a World War II Navy veteran, had worked for a railroad for 30 years and had lived in Horseshoe Bend since 1980. He was a longtime member of United Methodist Men and was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, the Illinois Club of Horseshoe Bend, the Railroad Club and the Horseshoe Bend Planning Commission. Survivors include his wife, Virginia Bass of the home; two sons, Scott Bass of London, Ky., and Roy Bass of Phoenix; a daughter, Judy Fiegel of Warrenville, Ill.; eight grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, one sister and two brothers. Memorial services will be held at a later date. Horseshoe Bend Memorial Chapel is in charge of arrangements. | Bass, Clair Duane (I43779)
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