Bassett Family Association Database
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| 46951 | The Magee Courier & Simpson County News, MS, Wednesday, August 14, 2013 Mrs. Ethel Aline Ashley Bass, 99 Florence Ethel Aline Ashley Bass, 99, passed away Sunday, August 4, 2013, at Copiah Living Center in Crystal Springs. Visitation was Tuesday, August 6, from 5-8 p.m. and Wednesday, August 7, from 12 noon until the 2 p.m. funeral service, all at Antioch Baptist Church in Florence. Burial followed at Antioch Baptist Church in Florence. Mrs. Bass was a lifelong resident of Florence and was a member of Antioch Baptist Church. She was a beloved wife and mother and was loved by all that ever met her. She will be remembered as a sweet Christian woman. She loved quilting, embroidering and volunteering at the Community Center and the Food Bank. Mrs. Bass is preceded in death by her husband, Henry Malcolm Bass; son, Benny F. Bass; brothers, Vardamin Ashley, John Ashley, Jim Ashley, Ellis Ashley, Scott Ashley; sisters, Velma Welch, Minnie B. Taylor, Alice Lewis; and grandsons Wilburn Bass and Daryl Bass. She is survived by her sons, Luther Bass of Clinton, Paul (Marveen) Bass of Florence, and Robert (Diane) Bass of Florence; 10 grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren. Online guestbook may be signed at www.chancellorfuneralhome.com. | Ashley, Ethel (I58451)
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| 46952 | The Magee Courier & Simpson County, News, MS, Wednesday, March 11, 2015 Buford Bass Buford Bass, 57, passed from this life on Sunday, March 8, 2015, at his home in Magee. He was born Thursday, August 29, 1957. Visitation was held Wednesday, March 11, 2015, at 9-11 a.m at Goshen Baptist Church in Magee. The funeral service was held Wednesday, March 11, 2015, at 11 a.m. at Goshen Baptist Church in Magee. Burial followed in Magee City Cemetery in Magee with Colonial Chapel Funeral Home of Magee in charge of arrangements, Surviving family members were his wife, Diane Hall, Magee; son, Joseph Bass, Gainesville, Fla.; brother, Jimmy Bass, Crystal Springs; sisters, Ruth Moore, Hazlehurst, and Jean Bates, Ar.; grandchildren, Rylee Bass, Morgan Malley, Kenzie Walker; daughters, Melanie Higgins, Magee, and Wendy Walker. He is preceded in death by his parents, Hilton and Lola Bass; and brother, Ellis Bass. Family and friends may sign an online guest book at www.colonialchapelmageemendenhall.com. | Bass, Buford (I3106)
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| 46953 | The Magee Courier, Mississippi, May 22, 1997 Ludie Marie Bass Mrs.Ludie Marie Bishop Bass age 93 of Magee died Sat, June 1 7, in Magee of respiratory failure. Services were held Monday June 19. 1997 at 2:00 at Colonial Chapel Funeral Home in Mendenhall with burial at Strong River Baptist Church cemetery in Pinola. Mrs. Bass was a native of Simpson County, she was a member of Strong River Baptist Church, P.T.A. and worked with 4-H club. Mrs. Bass is survived by her daughter, Gail Bass Dyer Fortenberry of Pinola. Grandchildren include Susan Miller, Sandra Dabbs & James M. Smiley III. Great grandchildren include Roy Dabbs Jr.. Kelly Marie Dabbs, Mary Faith Smiley, Jacob Edward Miller. | Bishop, Loudie Marie (I3093)
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| 46954 | The maiden name of "Armstrong" comes from the birth certificate of Samuel Bassett. 1841 British Census of Aston, Warwickshire, England John Bassett - 30 - M - Ag Laborer - Not born in County Hannah - 30 - F - Not born in County George - 10 - M - Not born in County Benjamin - 5 - M - Not born in County Mary - 5 - F - Not born in County Ann - 4 - F - Not born in County Jane - 1 - F - Not born in County 1851 British Census of 18 High Street, Portland, Dorset, England John Bassett - 41 - M - Head - Fenlake, Bedford - Rail Laborer Hannah - 45 - F - Wife - Copal, Bedford George - 22 - M - Son - Fenlake, Bedford - Rail Laborer Benj. - 18 - M - Son - Fenlake, Bedford - Rail Laborer Mary - 16 - F - Daughter - Fenlake, Bedford Ann - 13 - F - Daughter - Newport, Bucks Jane - 10 - F - Daughter - Birmingham, Warwick Samuel - 7 - M - Son - Liverpool, Lancashire - Scholar and 4 Lodgers 1861 British Census of Breakwater Cottages, Portland, Dorset, England George Bassett - 33 - Head - Bedford, Bedfordshire - Railway Laborer Jane - 31 - Wife - Portland, Dorset John - 7/12 - Son - Portland, Dorset Hannah - 55 - Mother - Bedford, Bedfordshire | Armstrong, Hannah (I3)
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| 46955 | The Malone Farmer, 2 Oct 1935 Mrs. Bassett Passes from Life, Aged 79 Years Mrs. Jennie Bassett, a lifelong resident of the towns of Malone and Duane, died Saturday morning at her home on the Porter road southeast of Malone village. Her age was 79 years. She had suffered from a protracted illness. Mrs. Bassett was the daughter of the late Thomas R. and Eliza Kane, of the town of Malone and she was greatly esteemed by a wide circle of friends among the older residents of this vicinity who are deeply grieved because of her passing. At the age of 17 she was united in marriage with Almon L. Bassett, whose death occurred in 1898, being fatally injured in an accident while employed as a conductor on the New York Central Railroad. She leaves surviving their three children, Iva E. Bassett, Mrs. Ida Selkirk and Mrs. John Bassett, and nine grandchildren, all residents of Malone. | Kane, Jennie (I2)
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| 46956 | The Malone Farmer, Feb 1917 HUTCHDINS – In Malone, Feb. 18th, of pneumonia, Mrs. James P. Hutchins, aged 56 years. Mrs. Hutchins was a Christian woman of beautiful character, greatly devoted to her home and family and deeply interested in everything which concerned the welfare of the community in which she had all her life resided. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bassett, her maiden name being Mina Bassett, and she was born in the Bassett district in the northeastern part of Malone. She married James P. Hutchins, a resident of same district, and she had always resided in Malone and Constable. Until her last illness, which was of less than week’s duration, she had enjoyed excellent health, and her sudden taking out of life is a great shock to her family and friends. Mrs. Hutchins was a loyal member of the Presbyterian church in Constable and active in all its undertakings. The whole community deeply mourns her loss and the sympathy of all is extended to the surviving relatives to whom her association and love were so precious. Mrs. Hutchins is survived by her husband, two daughters and one son, Mrs. A.E. Carpenter, of Constable; Mrs. Thomas Dewey, of Malone, and Lawrence L. Hutchins, who resides at home. One sister, Mrs. Eva Gibson, of Malone, also survives. The funeral was held from the late home of deceased near the Constable line Tuesday forenoon, Rev. Mr. James, of Constable, officiating; interment in Constable. | Bassett, Mina (I09637)
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| 46957 | The Malone Farmer, Jan-Mar 1925 Death of Mrs. Ralph Bassett Last Wednesday morning at her home in this village occurred the death of Mrs. Ralph Bassett aged 70 years. She had been ill for a long time and was ever a patient sufferer. She was a member of the M.E. church and a good Christian woman who will be sadly missed in the home and community. Mrs. Bassett had been secretary of the Burke Water Co. for 25 years, and had lived in this town for 49 years, with the exception of a few years spent in Oregon. Mrs. Bassett’s maiden name was Ella Carpenter, of Bangor. She was twice married. her first husband was Christopher Jameson, a brother of the la Mrs. P.S. Phillips, and Miss Lizzie Jameson, of Malone. She leaves surviving besides her husband, one brother in Wisconsin and a nephew, George Kingsley of Massena. The funeral was held from her late home on Depot St. at 2 P.M. on Friday. | Carpenter, Ella (I09644)
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| 46958 | The Malone Farmer, July 192? Bassett-Castle At the Methodist parsonage, Malone, July 15th, by Rev. M. Terwilliger, Mr. Clarence E. Bassett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Bassett, of Constable, and Miss Clara E. Castle, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus L. Castl Malone. The wedding ceremony was performed Wednesday evening, the bridal couple being attended by Charles H. Bassett, brother of the groom, and Miss Blanche Castle, sister of the bride. The bride was attractively gown ashes of roses ensemble with hat to match. The newlyweds departed at once on a brief honeymoon and will reside in Constable, where the groom is a genial and efficient automobile repair man in the Wylie garage. The bride is one of Malone’s popular young ladies who won honors in athletics while attendi Franklin Academy. All wish them every happiness. | Family: Unknown Malone / Dorothy Bassett (F07915)
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| 46959 | The Malone Farmer, Malone, New York, Wednesday, November 27th, 1929 Oliver Bessette Killed Instantly By Motor Truck Was Loading Hay That Had Slipped From Load When Accident Happened – No Negligence Shown Oliver Bessette, 58 years of age, of 33 Spruce street, was instantly killed when struck by a heavy truck driven by M. Hyman Cohen of 83 Catherine street while reloading hay onto a wagon in front of the George Taylor residence on the Whippleville highway, a half mile south of this village, shortly before 6 o’clock last Thursday evening. Dr. P.E. Stamstiades of Brushton, who examined the body at the request of Fred Pratt, coroner, said that death resulted from a fracture at the base of the skull, and a fracture of a vertebrae in the neck. The victim’s body was catapulted about fifteen feet when hit by the truck. Cohen was uninjured although his machine crashed through guard rails on the west side of the road and the rear end settled down in Branch brook. The right front wheel was torn away. According to George M. Wilson of Malone, who was with the victim at the time of the fatality, the former was engaged as teamster for Mrs. Peter Nephew to draw a load of hay from the Herbert Wood’s farm at Whippleville, to Adam McCaffery’s livery stable in Jane street. Mr. Bessette accompanied him. As they arrived near Branch brook in front of the Taylor farm a portion of their load slid off. They stopped and Mr. Bessette climbed down to pitch the fallen hay back onto the rack. There were guard rails on either side of the road but several cars passed without difficulty. The victim was standing at the front of the rack when the truck, proceeding toward Malone, approached. Mr. Wilson said he did not see the truck hit Bessette but heard a scream, and saw the car swerve and crash through the guard rail. After he got down from the load Mr. Wilson observed the body of his helper lying in the center of the macadam. Cohen said he was bringing twenty bushels of potatoes to Malone in his truck and he observed something white in the road and swerved out as he saw the load of hay. He said he didn’t know that he had hit Mr. Bessette until he had crawled out of his wrecked truck and saw the body lying in the road. Both Cohen and Wilson notified Troop B., state police. Corporal Basil Post and Trooper T.J. Bergin investigated the accident. H.W. Main, district attorney, also visited the scene. Alfred Brooks removed the body to his undertaking parlors. Following an inquest in the district attorney’s office Fred Pratt, coroner, announced that neither Cohen nor any other person was guilty of any criminal or culpable negligence in connection with Mr. Bessette’s death. Witnesses who testified at the inquest included George M. Wilson, who was with the victim at the time of the tragedy; George Taylor, in front of whose residence the accident occurred; William Fayette, who resides at the Taylor residence; Corporal Post, who investigated the tragedy; and Dr. P.E. Stamatiades, who examined the victim’s body at the request of the coroner. Mr. Fayette said he was seated in a window at the time of the accident and saw several cars pass the load of hay. He said they slowed up as they approached the load. He said he saw the truck approach but that it did not appear to slacken speed. He said as the truck reached the load he heard a scream and ran out with Mr. Taylor. He said he saw the body lying in the road. There was no tail light on the wagon, testimony showed. The victim spent his entire life in Malone and was well and favorably known to a wide circle of friends. He was employed at various times as a teamster. Besides his wife, the former Georgina Martin, the victim leaves two sons, Lester of Cohoes;; and Francis of Malone; three daughters Mrs. Harold Hanna, Mrs. Floyd Benware, and Miss Lucille Bessette; and three sisters, Mrs. Zea Robare, Mrs. Delia Larocque and Mrs. W. B. Lee, all of Malone. Today is the thirty-first anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Bessette’s marriage. The united sympathy of the entire community is extended to the bereaved family. | Bessette, Oliver (I5706)
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| 46960 | The Malone Farmer, October, 1926 Young-Bassett At the Methodist parsonage, Constable, Oct. 26, by Rev. W.E. Baker, Mrs. Henry W. Young, son of Henry E. Young, of Brushton, and Miss Annabelle Bassett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Bassett, of Constabl The bride was attractively gowned in Copenhagen blue silk and w attended by her sister, Mildred, who wore a gown of tan silk. Robert Young, brother of the groom, was groomsman. A reception followed at the home of the bride’s parents, attended by relatives and intimate friends at which the newlyweds were showered with congratulations and best wishes and dainty refreshments were served. The dining room was handsome in decorations of yellow and white crepe paper and autumn leaves. There were many choice gifts. The bride and groom are most worthy young people esteemed by a large circle of friends. | Bassett, Annabelle (I14927)
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| 46961 | The Malone Farmer, Thursday, 21 Feb 1907 Mrs. Betsey Bassett, widow of the late Henry L. Bassett, and at one time a resident of Whippleville, but who removed with her husband to the West in 1882, died at her home in Rock Creek, Minn., on Tuesday, Feb. 11th, aged 64 years. Prior to their removal to the West the family was well and favorably known in this section, Mr. Bassett being a son of the late Wm. Bassett, who lived north of this village near the Constable line. Many old friends will be grieved to learn of Mrs. Bassett’s death. Speaking of her, The Pine Poker, of Pine City, Minn., says: “Three children survive her – John W. Bassett, Henry E. Bassett and Isabel Bassett. Mrs. Bassett was an earnest and sincere Christian and an active and energetic member of the Rock Creek M.E. church, and her works will live long after her. The funeral was held from the Pine City M.E. church, Rev. F.H. Feetham, of Rush City, holding the services. Her remains were interred in Birchwood cemetery beside her husband, H.L. Bassett, who passed away July 13, 1902.” | Betsey (I04983)
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| 46962 | The Malone Farmer, Wednesday, 2 Sep 1903 A big family reunion was held Thursday afternoon at the home of William Bassett in the northeast part of the town when 74 descendants of Daniel Bassett, a former well-known resident of Constable, were present. Invitations had been sent to every known relative and although there were many that could not be present enough were in attendance to make the gathering a most delightful occasion. A long table loaded down with good things was set on the lawn under an awning to which all did full justice. 1850 Federal Census of Constable, Franklin County, New York William Bassett 38 M Vermont Farmer 2000 Caroline 39 F Vermont Henry 21 M Vermont Laborer Myron 18 M Vermont Laborer Heamon 17 M Vermont Laborer Jubil 16 M Vermont Laborer 1870 Federal Census of Constable, Franklin County, New York (19 Jul 1870) William Basset 63 M Vermont 8000 1710 Carline 59 F New York Harmon 38 M New York Farmer Hannah 23 F New York Charles 2 M New York Bennet Casey 20 M Ireland Farm laborer Torrence McCamas? 60 M Ireland Farm laborer 1880 Federal Census of Constable, Franklin County, New York William Bassett 72 M VT VT VT Head Farmer Caroline 69 F VT VT VT Wife Keeping House Harmon 47 M NY VT VT Son Farmer Hannah 33 F NY NY NY Daughter-in-law Keeping House Charles Bassett 12 M NY NY NY Grandson At School Laura 21 F NY VT NY Niece At Home Amos Richards 30 M CN CN CN Other Farm Laborer William Wells 19 M NY NY NY Other Farm Laborer | Bassett, William (I02376)
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| 46963 | The Malone Farmer, Wednesday, February 5, 1930 Mrs. Noel Bessette Stricken Tuesday Stricken suddenly while in the store of Boyer Brothers on East Main street at 4:30 o’clock yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Virginie Bessette of Catherine street, died within fifteen minutes. Although Dr. J.W. Kissane was summoned, the woman was beyond all medical aid and passed away a few minutes after his arrival. During the past year, Mrs. Bessette had been subject to fainting splles, but otherwise appeared to be in good health. Mrs. Bessette, whose maiden name was Virginie Belanger, was born in Plattsburgh and spent most of her younger life there. She came to this village about twenty years ago, where she has since resided. She was united in marriage to Noel Bassett eight years ago. They conducted a small grocery store at 28 Catherine street. Following Bessette’s death last September, she carried on the business up until a short time ago. Despite her age, Mrs. Bessette was an active woman. She was a communicant of the Notre Dame church and a member of the Rosary society of that church. She had many friends in this community as well as Plattsburgh, who will deeply grieve to learn of her death. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Mary Dupont of Plattsburgh and Mrs. Mathilda Premo of St. Martin, Canada. A step daughter, Mrs. Minnie Diederich of Springfield, Mass., also survives. | Belanger, Virginie (I2829)
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| 46964 | The Malone Farmer, Wednesday, July 7, 1926 Noel Bessette received the sad word last week of the death of his son-in-law, John Dietrich, of Springfield, Mass., and started at once for there, accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Edward Fayette, to be present at the funeral. Mrs. Dietrich was formerly Miss Minnie Bessette, of Malone. She is left with four children. Mr. Detrich was about 40 years of age. | Bessette, Minnie (I2830)
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| 46965 | The Malone Farmer, Wednesday, July 7, 1926 Noel Bessette received the sad word last week of the death of his son-in-law, John Dietrich, of Springfield, Mass., and started at once for there, accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Edward Fayette, to be present at the funeral. Mrs. Dietrich was formerly Miss Minnie Bessette, of Malone. She is left with four children. Mr. Detrich was about 40 years of age. | Diedrich, John (I2831)
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| 46966 | The Malone Farmer, Wednesday, October 29, 1919 BESSETTE – In Malone, Oct. 22, of apoplectic shock, Mrs. Noel Bessette, aged 57 years. Mrs. Bessette had been an invalid for four years from a former shock and was lovingly cared for by her husband had her sister, Miss Virginia Belanger. Everything was done for her improvement and comfort and her condition had been such of late that hope of her recovery was entertained. A second shock on Wednesday evening was so severe that she lapsed into unconsciousness and quickly expired. Mrs. Bessette was a woman of thoroughgoing character, a devoted member of Notre Dame church, and bore her invalidism with true Christian patience and fortitude. She possessed a lovable personality and a most kindly heart which went out in sympathy to all in affliction for whom she was always doing generous acts. She will be deeply missed in the church and in the circle of her acquaintanceship. She was a native of Plattsburgh and spent her early life there, her maiden name being Julia Belanger. Most of her marri3ed life had been spent in Malone, where she leaves many mourning friends. She is survived by her husband, three sisters and a half brother. These are Mrs. Mary L. Dupont, of Plattsburgh; Mrs. Delina Boulerice, of St. Remi, Q.; Miss Virginia Belanger, of Malone, and Frank Belander, of Watertown. The funeral was held from Notre Dame church Saturday morning; interment in the family plot in Plattsburgh. The Malone Farmer, Wednesday, December 5, 1900 Marriages BESSETTE-BELANGER – In Plattsburgh, N.Y., Thursday, Nov. 15, 1900, Noel E. Bessette, of Malone, and Miss Julia Belanger, of Plattsburgh. | Belanger, Julia (I2828)
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| 46967 | The Malone Telegram, New York, Saturday, April 15, 2017 Carlton Bassett Carlton R. Bassett, 69, passed away Wednesday evening, April 12, 2017 at his home surrounded by the love and support of his family. Arrangements are with the Flint Funeral Home, Moira. Carl was born March 10, 1948 in Malone, the son of Cecil and Arlene (Jones) Bassett. After attending Franklin Accadamy in Malone, Carl joined the United States Army on May 5, 1966. During his service time he was recognized with the National Defense Service Medal, Army Rifle Marksmanhip badge, Vietnam Service Medal with Bronze Service Star, and the Vietnam Campaign Medal. He was honorably discharged on May 2, 1969. Carl was employeed at Malone Central Schools for 26 years as a head mechanic, retiring in 2008. Carl is a member of the American Legion Post #939, and the Studebaker Club of America. He enjoyed playing guitar, and his collection of classic cars. On June 11, 1994 Carl united into marriage with Charlotte Viau in North Bangor. Treasured memories will be forever in the hearts of his wife, Charlotte, and his children: Chris Bassett of West Chazy, Virgina Hines of Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania, Dan Bassett of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Stephen Bassett of Cadyville, Tina and her husband Bobby Patnode of Westville, Steven Smith, Bruce Waite Brian Waite, and James Waite all of North Bangor. Also surviving him are nine grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews; and his siblings Sally Foley and her companion Arnold LaFlesh of Moira, Caroline White of Dickinson Center, Charlotte and her husband Russ Currier of Gouverneur, Allen and his wife Joan Bassett of North Bangor, and Donald and his wife Eleanor Bassett of Dickinson Center. Besides his parent he was predeceaesd by a daughter Dianna Lynn. A time of visitation will be held Monday, April 17 from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. at the Flint Funeral Home, Moira. Services celebrating Carl's life will be held Tuesday at 11 a.m. Interment will commence in Sand Hill Cemetery, Dickinson. Memorial contritbutions in his honor may be made to the American Legion Post # 939, or to the Bangor Fire and Rescue. Condolences and memories may be shared at www.flintfuneralhomeny.com. | Bassett, Carlton Roy (I29)
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| 46968 | The Malone Telegram, New York, Tuesday, 28 March 2023 Evon Marie Bessette Tarbell Evon Marie Bessette Tarbell peacefully passed away March 16th, 2023, surrounded by the love of her family at UMASS hospital in Southbridge Massachusetts. She was born 19 August 1941 in Malone New York, the daughter of Evelyn and Eldred Ashlaw. She graduated from Franklin Academy in 1959. Her high school yearbook said it best, she was "Born with gift of laughter." She lived in the North Country most of her life. She had a deep love, admiration, and appreciation for her hometown and took great pride in contributing to the betterment of it. Evon worked many years for the Malone Chamber of Commerce (Tourism) and in retirement supported her husband's business Ray's Furnace Repair. More than anything, Evon cherished her family and friends. A beautiful person inside and out, she enjoyed volunteering, was a huge supporter of the Malone Winter Carnival and was always a love and comfort to all of those who knew her. In hopes it would help us all find peace and comfort, she conveyed prior to her passing that she would no longer be in pain and that she would always be with us, living on in the memory and hearts of all those who were fortunate enough to have her touch their lives in some capacity or measure. Evon was predeceased by her mother, father, beloved husband Raymond Tarbell who passed away on December 23rd of 2021, and her son Christopher Bessette who passed away on September 7th of 1995. She is survived by her sister, Audrey Haskell of Syracuse, New York; a son Stephen Bessette and his wife Gail Guinasso of Newmarket New Hampshire; a daughter Kimberly Ann Bessette and her partner Nikolaos Kamizirides of Southbridge, Massachusetts; niece Lori Cook of Clay, New York; step-daughter, Melanie Ford and her husband, Ralph of Erie, PA; step-son, Blaine Tarbell and his wife, Jennifer of Vernal, UT; step-son Keane Tarbell of Waco, TX; three grandchildren, Tara Marie Andrews and her partner Jessica Corkran of Southbridge, Massachusetts; Jacqueline Bessette of Hampton, New Hampshire; Noelle Poppalardo and her husband, Chris of Nottingham, New Hampshire; great granddaughter Kayleigh; five step-grandchildren, Alexander & Ryan Ford, Madison and Zack Tarbell, and Sydney Maserang and her husband, Tim; one step-great grandchild, Willow Rae Maserang; as well as many nieces, nephews, and cousins. Evon also leaves behind three of her favorite companions, her cats Meeks, Miller, and Mac, who she loved beyond measure. Evon was known for her deep love of animals, and throughout her life, gave many a loving home. Donations in Evon's memory can be made to the St. Regis Falls Cat Palace, 10 Mill St Saint Regis Falls, NY 12980 or simply visit their website at https://www.facebook.com/NYCatPalace/. A celebration of life is planned for 3 June 2023, 1 PM at the Morningside Cemetery burial site located off Raymond Street in Malone New York. | Ashlaw, Evon (I19436)
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| 46969 | The Malone Telegram, New York, Wednesday, 5 June 2024 Shayne Bassett On Saturday, June 1, 2024, Shayne Bassett, 60, of Brushton, New York was carried away by angels to be amongst the butterflies. Shayne was the daughter of Sharon Coryea and Allen Bassett, born on May 9th, 1964. Shayne attended Brushton-Moira High School and graduated in 1982. Shayne had a love for crafting and decorating her cozy home. She had a unique sense of style and always looked her Shayne Bassett best. She loved having long heartfelt chats with loved ones over a warm cup of coffee. However, her late fiancé Rick, children, grand babies, and dogs gave her the most joy in life. Shayne is survived by her 3 loving children, Jerimie Hutchins, Alex Carter, and Madison Carter; beautiful grandbabies Laynden, Vincent and Cameron; father Allen Bassett (Joan Bassett); cousins Angela Bassett, Lisa Jimenez, Bonny Fefee, and many more cousins who adored her. She is predeceased by her sister, Vicky DeLorme, Mother Sharon Bassett and fiancé Rick Tuper. Services will be at the convenience of the family; however, donations can be made to the Franklin County Down Syndrome Society. Arrangements are with the Flint Funeral Home, Moira, where condolences may be shared at www.flintfuneralhomeny.com. | Bassett, Shayne (I67)
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| 46970 | The Malone Telegram, Tuesday, January 26, 2016 James Arthur Eaton James Arthur Eaton, 78, of Malone, died January 24, 2016 at the Alice Center. He was born in Malone, April 15, 1937, the son of George and Sabra Bassett Eaton. He attended Malone schools and graduated from Franklin Academy. He worked on Bottles farms and also at the Gilden T-shirt Factory, Bombay. He was a communicant of St. John Bosco Church. Surviving are a sister, Francis Vermette of Constable; and several nieces and nephews. Family will receive friends at the Spaulding Funeral Home Wednesday evening beginning at 5 p.m. and will continue until time for the service in the funeral home at 7 p.m. Interment will be in Notre Dame Cemetery later this year. | Eaton, James Arthur (I19)
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| 46971 | The Malvern Leader, Iowa, Thursday, November 28, 1968 Zeno Bass Jr. Zeno Bass Jr., son of Zeno Bass Sr. and Harriett Dill Bass was born 8-AUG-1880 at Hillsdale, Iowa and passed away in the Methodist hospital Omaha, Neb. 23-NOV-1968 at the age of 88 years, three months and 15 days. Following an illness of almost a year. He was married to Rena Gipe at Strahan, on 9-JAN-1907. He is survived by his widow, a son Earl, Malvern; daughters Irolene Roberts, Mount Ayre and Anna Rose Coddington, Randolph; seven great-grandchildren; also a brother Louis, Glenwood and a sister Nannie Hodges, Elsinore, Calif. He was preceded in death by his parents, two brothers and two sisters. Both he and his wife were members of pioneer Mills county families. Following their marriage they established a home on the farm near Strahan, residing there until this past summer when they moved to the home of their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Coddington Sr, where Mr. Bass received special care. He was a lifelong member of the Methodist church, including several years as treasure, and where he was a faithful attendant. Being active and interested in community affairs, he was always a good neighbor. At one time he served as a director of the Farmers Elevator and the Farmers State Bank at Strahan. He was also treasure of the school for many years and director; he helped to consolidate the district. Always appreciative of fine cattle and hogs, he was honored as a fifty-year shipper of livestock to the Omaha Stockyards. Since his family was his main interest, he had deep concern for their welfare, particularly enjoying their music study as he too loved music, both as a listener and as a performer. He promoted education for his family and the other young people in the neighborhood. Many of them regarded him as friend and advisor and received encouragement from him. He was a man of high principles, strict, honesty, and absolute integrity. Industry and thrift were not strangers to him in his daily living. He will be sadly missed by family and friends. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Mansfield Funeral Home, with Rev. Lester Hall in charge. Music was furnished by Mrs. Wm. Hodoval, organist, and by Mrs. Ronald Gray, who sang "The Lord's Prayer"; and by Everett and Emmett Gipe, who sang "All is Well With My Soul". Pallbearers were Richard Bass, Lyle Coddington Jr., Brian Coddington, Abel Throckmorton, LaVerne Obrecht, Ronald Gray, Robert Campbell, and Gordon Scherer. Honorary pallbearers were Ronald Kier, N.K Russell, Fred Lindburg, Art Burgoin, Edwin Leu and W.R. Byington. Mrs. LaVerne Obrecht, Mrs. Lyle Coddington Jr., Mrs. Ronald Gray, Miss Jean Roberts, Mrs. James Corbett and Miss Cindy Bass were flower girls. Interment was in the Malvern Cemetery. | Bass, Zeno Bass Jr. (I46630)
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| 46972 | The Manassas Journal, Virginia, Friday, 31 December 1920 Christmas Wedding At Home Of Mrs. Moran Daughter of Founder of The Journal Bride of Son of the South Quiet Wedding The home of Mrs. W.H.W Moran was the scene of a quiet but impressive wedding ceremony at 7 p.m. on Christmas day, when Miss Portia Moran became the bride of Mr. Roscoe Bass, the Rev. A.S. Gibson, rector of Trinity Church, officiating. The interior of the home was appropriately decorated with evergreens and flowers making a most beautiful setting for the occasion. The wedding march was rendered by Mrs. Gibson, and to the melody of DeKoven?s ?O. Promise Me,? given an added charm by the voice of Miss Louise Maloney, the happy pair pledged themselves according to the impressive ritual of the Episcopal Church. Miss Moran is the daughter of the late W.H.W. Moran, founder of The Manassas Journal, who was a brilliant author and journalist. Mr. Bass is a native of Mississippi, and is associated with the United Cigar Company. The newly married pair left for an extended tour in the north after which they will be at home to their friends in Washington. | Moran, Portia L. (I4317)
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| 46973 | The Manhattan Mercury, Kansas, Tuesday, May 21, 1957 George Bassett (Special to The Mercury) WAMEGO ? George H. Bassett of Route 3, Wamego, died in a Wamego hospital Monday at the age of 77. He was born in Republic county near Concordia September 26, 1878. Survivors include his widow, Florence, of the home, and three children, Roy Bassett of the home, Milford Bassett of 213 Terra Dr. and Floyd Bassett of Manhattan, one sister, Mary Edith Ball of Hartman, Colo.; and one brother, Winton of Hillsboro, Ore. and three grandchildren. Two children preceded him in death. The funeral will be at 2.30 p.m. Wednesday in the Stewart Memorial Chapel at Wamego, with burial in the LaClede Cemetery northeast of Wamego. 1920 Federal Census of Center Twp., Pottowatomie County, Kansas (Feb 1920) George H. Bassett 40 M KS OH OH Head Farmer Florence 49 F KS OH OH Wife Milford 12 M KS KS KS Son Roy 10 M KS KS KS Son Floyd 3 9/12 M KS KS KS Son 1930 Federal Census of Center Twp., Pottawatomie County, KS (4 Apr 193 Geo. Bassett 50 M KS OH OH Head Farmer General Farm Florence 50 F KS OH OH Wife Milford 22 M KS KS KS Son Roy 20 M KS KS KS Son Floyd 14 M KS KS KS Son (Married at 26 & 25) Laclede Cemetery, Kansas George H. Bassett 1879 - 1957 Florence 1880 - 1973 Waldo E. 4/22/1912 - 9/30/1913 | Bassett, George H. (I15369)
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| 46974 | The Manistee News Advocate, Michigan, Wednesday, August 4, 2021 Margaret Bass Bear Lake, Michigan March 28, 1945 ? August 3, 2021 Margaret Ann "Peggy" Bass, age 76 of Bear Lake, went to be with her Lord Tuesday, August 3, 2021. Peggy passed peacefully in her sleep after enjoying a day of fun and laughter with her family. She was born in Muskegon, Michigan on March 28, 1945 the daughter of the late George W. & Helen (Wareham) Schafer and from the age of four months, grew up on a farm just outside of Bear Lake. Peggy married John W, Bass on July 19, 1986 at the Arcadia United Methodist Church. John preceded her in death on March 7, 2004. In her younger years Peggy loved camping, boating, fishing and water skiing. Other interests were having dinner parties for friends and family, designing cards, scrapbooking, gardening, reading, road trips and loving on her kitties. She loved nature and all God's creatures and enjoyed drawing closer to God through the Bible studies in which she participated. She had a real talent for home decorating and loved keeping a warm and welcoming home. Peggy loved and truly enjoyed people and during the past few years had a great time getting together with "all the cousins" for lunches. She loved her many friends and especially loved her family; her son John W, (Jennifer) Bass, Jr. of Chandler, AZ, daughter Brenda (Brian) Suzuki of Anaheim, CA, two grandchildren, Katelyn (Nathan) Jump and John Robert (Sarah) Bass of San Tan Valley, AZ and three great-grandchildren, Haeghan, Hadlee and Abraham Jose; her siblings, David (Wanda) Schafer and Sally King (David Reed) all of Bear Lake, as well as nieces & nephews Kim (Gregg) Brown, Michelle (John) Arlt, David (Lori) Bacon, Dennis (Christy) Bacon, Heather (Scott) DeRidder, Angela Eisenlohr, Charity Manke, April (Jeremy) Gawenda, Michelle (Aaron) Seiser, and Shane (Diane) Reed. Peggy's recent years were full and rich with the love of her youngest family members, her great nieces and nephews. Two of Peg's siblings preceded her in death; George Schafer of Bear Lake and Patricia Bacon of Manistee. A Celebration of Peggy's life will take place at the Bear Lake United Methodist Church on Monday August 9th at 1:00 p.m. The family will receive friends at the church one hour prior to the service. Final interment will be in the Pleasanton Township Cemetery. Those wanting to make a memorial contribution are asked to consider Homeward Bound Animal Shelter in Manistee. The Oak Grove Funeral Home & Cremation Center of Manistee has been entrusted with funeral arrangements. | Schafer, Margaret (I62)
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| 46975 | The Manistee News Advocate, Michigan, Wednesday, August 4, 2021 Margaret Bass Bear Lake, Michigan March 28, 1945 ? August 3, 2021 Margaret Ann "Peggy" Bass, age 76 of Bear Lake, went to be with her Lord Tuesday, August 3, 2021. Peggy passed peacefully in her sleep after enjoying a day of fun and laughter with her family. She was born in Muskegon, Michigan on March 28, 1945 the daughter of the late George W. & Helen (Wareham) Schafer and from the age of four months, grew up on a farm just outside of Bear Lake. Peggy married John W, Bass on July 19, 1986 at the Arcadia United Methodist Church. John preceded her in death on March 7, 2004. In her younger years Peggy loved camping, boating, fishing and water skiing. Other interests were having dinner parties for friends and family, designing cards, scrapbooking, gardening, reading, road trips and loving on her kitties. She loved nature and all God's creatures and enjoyed drawing closer to God through the Bible studies in which she participated. She had a real talent for home decorating and loved keeping a warm and welcoming home. Peggy loved and truly enjoyed people and during the past few years had a great time getting together with "all the cousins" for lunches. She loved her many friends and especially loved her family; her son John W, (Jennifer) Bass, Jr. of Chandler, AZ, daughter Brenda (Brian) Suzuki of Anaheim, CA, two grandchildren, Katelyn (Nathan) Jump and John Robert (Sarah) Bass of San Tan Valley, AZ and three great-grandchildren, Haeghan, Hadlee and Abraham Jose; her siblings, David (Wanda) Schafer and Sally King (David Reed) all of Bear Lake, as well as nieces & nephews Kim (Gregg) Brown, Michelle (John) Arlt, David (Lori) Bacon, Dennis (Christy) Bacon, Heather (Scott) DeRidder, Angela Eisenlohr, Charity Manke, April (Jeremy) Gawenda, Michelle (Aaron) Seiser, and Shane (Diane) Reed. Peggy's recent years were full and rich with the love of her youngest family members, her great nieces and nephews. Two of Peg's siblings preceded her in death; George Schafer of Bear Lake and Patricia Bacon of Manistee. A Celebration of Peggy's life will take place at the Bear Lake United Methodist Church on Monday August 9th at 1:00 p.m. The family will receive friends at the church one hour prior to the service. Final interment will be in the Pleasanton Township Cemetery. Those wanting to make a memorial contribution are asked to consider Homeward Bound Animal Shelter in Manistee. The Oak Grove Funeral Home & Cremation Center of Manistee has been entrusted with funeral arrangements. | Schafer, Margaret (I62)
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| 46976 | The Marblehead Reporter, October 19, 2015 Wilbur E. Bassett (Picture included) Wilbur E. Bassett, 89, of Marblehead, died peacefully on October 15, 2015 at the Kaplan Family Hospice House, Danvers surrounded by his family. A devoted family man, he was predeceased by his wife of 53 years, Mary Ellen (Donovan) Bassett. Born June 5, 1926 in Marblehead, Wilbur was the son of the late Wilbur E. and Mary E. (Larivee) Bassett. After high school, Wilbur joined the Navy and served during World War II. He was a graduate of UMass with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He later attended Northeastern University and earned a Masters Degree in Business Administration. Wilbur retired in 1988 after a long career as a mechanical engineer at Western Electric in North Andover. Dedicated to the Town of Marblehead, he was elected to the Sewer Commission in 1972 and served the town he loved for 43 years as a Commissioner of the combined Water and Sewer Departments. He served in this capacity until the time of his death. He also served as an Electric Light Commissioner for many years. Wilbur was a long-standing member of the Knights of Columbus and the Freemasons. Wilbur is survived by a son, Wilbur Bassett Jr. and his wife Eve of Lynn, two daughters, Brenda Guy of Marblehead and Catherine Bassett of Boston, a granddaughter, Amanda Guy, a brother, Frederick Bassett of Marblehead, a sister, Marjorie Goolsby of Marblehead and several nieces and nephews. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated at Our Lady Star of the Sea Church, 85 Atlantic Avenue, Marblehead on Tuesday, October 27, at 10 AM. Burial with honors to follow in Waterside Cemetery, Marblehead. Relatives and friends respectfully invited. Visiting hours will be held at the Eustis and Cornell Funeral Home, 142 Elm Street, Marblehead on Monday, October 26, from 4-8 PM. A Masonic Service will be held at 7 PM. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Care Dimensions, 75 Sylvan Street, Suite B-102, Danvers, MA 01923 or to the Disabled American Veterans, online at www.day.org. Please visit the online guest book for Wilbur please visit: www.eustisandcornellfuneralhome.com. | Bassett, Wilbur Edmund (I23944)
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| 46977 | The Marcellus Observer, Thursday, January 16, 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Bass Celebrate 50th Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Bass are celebrating their 50th Wedding Anniversary. Mrs. Bass was the former Maude Curtin of Tully, N.Y., where they were married January 21, 1914. They have four children: Mrs. Lawrence Kennedy, Marietta, N.Y.; Mrs. Donald Nightingale, Marcellus; Dale Bass, Marcellus and Capt. John R. Bass who is stationed with the 13th Bobmer Sqdn. in Japan. They have nine grandchildren. Mr. Bass was a farmer near Borodino, N.Y. until his semi-retirement in 1953. He and Mrs. Bass moved to the former Lloyd farm on Old Seneca Tpk. in 1955. An Open House will be held in their honor on Sunday, Jan. 19th, 1964 at the American Legion Rooms in Marcellus from 2-5 p.m. where they will be pleased by receive their relatives, friends and neighbors. | Bass, Glenn A. (I2215)
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| 46978 | The Marietta Daily Journal, Georgia, Friday, 11 July 1986 Mr. Bass Wilson Jasper ?W.J.? Bass, 61, of Adairsville died Wednesday. Services will be Friday at 11 a.m. in Adairsville Baptist Church with the Revs. Elton Lawson and Doyce Naugher officiating. Graveside services will be at 1 p.m. in Cross Plains Christian Church in Carrollton with the Rev. Marvin Horsley officiating. Mr. Bass was retired manager of the Adairsville office of Georgia Power. He was a member of the Bartow-Cumberland Presbyterian Church, the Lions Club and the Adairsville American Legion he as a veteran of World War II. Survivors include his wife, Ruth Fuller Bass of Adairsville; two sons, Kenneth Bass of Adairsville and Keith Bass of Marietta; a brother, Coy Bass of Carrollton; four sisters, Clovis Dobbs, Winnie Sullivan and Reba Tate, all of Carrollton, and Ronell Tate of Atlanta; one grandchild. Barton Funeral Home of Adairsville is in charge of arrangements. | Bass, Wilson Jasper (I71)
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| 46979 | The Marietta Daily Journal, July 29, 2015 Fern L. Bassett Ms. Fern L. Bassett, age 88, of Smyrna, passed away on Tuesday, July 28, 2015. A funeral service will be held at 11:00 AM Friday, July 31, 2015 at St. Jude Episcopal Church in Marietta with Reverend William Austin officiating. Interment will follow the service at Georgia Memorial Park Cemetery in Marietta. Fern was an avid Atlanta Braves Fan and loved to travel. She was preceded in death by her husband, Lyman Earle Bassett; a daughter, Mimi Condrey; a son, Lee Bassett. Surviving her are her daughter and son-in-law, Ellen and Dave Westrom of Smyrna; son-in-law, Tim Condrey of Atlanta; grandchildren, Dion Condrey, Cory Bassett, Rebecca Bassett and Ben Bassett. The family will receive friends at the funeral home on Thursday evening from 6:00 until 8:00 pm. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, July 30, 2015 Fern L. Bassett BASSETT, Fern L. Age 88, of Smyrna, passed away July 28, 2015. Services 11:00 am July 31, at St. Jude's Episcopal Church. Carmichael Funeral Home, Smyrna, GA. | Fern L. (I2550)
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| 46980 | The Marietta Times, Monday, July 28, 2003 Alvin A. Bassett GRAYSVILLE, Ohio - Alvin A. Bassett, 82, of Hartshorn Ridge died Saturday (July 26, 2003) at Barnesville Hospital. He was born Dec. 16, 1920, in Moundsville, W.Va., to Alvin A. and Bessie Wain Bassett Sr. He was a World War II Navy veteran and was retired from Ormet Corp. at Hannibal. He was a member of the Graysville Fire Department and Woodsfield Christian Church. He is survived by his wife of 25 years, Mary Ethel Cline Bassett; two sons, Roger Shannon of Woodsfield and Ross Shannon and his wife, Debbie, of Columbus; one daughter, Emma Williams and her husband, Randy, of Graysville; four grandchildren, Derek Shannon, Natalie Shannon, Travis Williams and Jacob Williams; three nieces; and two nephews. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Ruth Bassett; one daughter, Debbie Joe Bassett Trimmer; one brother, Hubert Bassett; and two sisters, Louella Thomas and Mary Hilda Parr. Services are at 1 p.m. Thursday at Bauer-Turner Funeral Home, 100 S. Paul St., Woodsfield, with Hubert Alexander and Sam Bartrug officiating. Burial is in Clarington Cemetery in Clarington, Ohio. Friends will be received from 2 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. | Bassett, Alvin A. (I133)
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| 46981 | The marriage ceremony was performed by Rev. William Bassett, Rector of Landough. | Family: William Bassett / Cecil Deere (F145)
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| 46982 | The marriage certificate from the Parish of Handsworth, on 1 Jan 1878, shows Charles Bassett, 21, Bachelor, agent, of Handsworth, son of Joseph Bassett, decd. engineer, married Sarah Arthurs, 18, spinster, of Handsworth, daughter of George Arthurs. Witnesses were Reuben Bassett and Eliza Hale. | Family: Charles Bassett / Sarah Arthurs (F16)
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| 46983 | The marriage certificate gives Nancy's husband's initials as D.M. Rainey. His age was given as 33 and hers as 18. The divorce decree gives his initials as J.C. Rainey. An affadavit from a neighbor said his right name was D.M. Rainey but he went by the name Jack. Information in the divorce decree states that he lived with his wife Nannie Bassett approximately one year and then left her. | Rainey, D. M. (I12813)
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| 46984 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I41)
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| 46985 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I42)
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| 46986 | The marriage date of Dwight and Esther has not been proven. | Family: Dwight Bassett / Esther M. Alexander (F02798)
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| 46987 | The marriage entry for George Bassett and Susan Mill shows them both to be "of full age", him to be a widower, and her a spinster, both resident of Sopley, George's profession is "Coachman", and his father is "George Bassett, Farmer". Susan's father is "Richard Mill, Carpenter". Witnesses were Charles Keep, Charlotte Finch and Charlotte Slater. The 1851 census of Avon, Sopley, Hampshire, shows that Susan Mill was then a servant in the household of Elizabeth Bone, where Charlotte Slater was housekeeper. 1861 British Census of 133 North Street, Penny's Far, Martock, Somerset George Bassett 41 Head Lewisham, Kent Coachman Susan 38 Wife Clovelly, Devon Hannah 16 Daughter Avon, Hants Glover James 9 Son Avon, Hants Scholar Henry 6 Son Newcross, Surrey Scholar Lydia 5 Daughter Newcross, Surrey Scholar Richard 1 Son Drayton, Somerset 1871 British Census of Sopley, Hampshire George Basset 51 M Head London Coachman Susan 48 F Wife Clovelly, Devon Lydia 15 F Daughter London Susan 7 F Daughter Martuck?, Somerset Emma 6 F Daughter Berrywood, Hants John Burnard 3 M Visitor London | Bassett, George William (I4)
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| 46988 | The marriage entry for George Bassett and Susan Mill shows them both to be "of full age", him to be a widower, and her a spinster, both resident of Sopley, George's profession is "Coachman", and his father is "George Bassett, Farmer". Susan's father is "Richard Mill, Carpenter". Witnesses were Charles Keep, Charlotte Finch and Charlotte Slater. The 1851 census of Avon, Sopley, Hampshire, shows that Susan Mill was then a servant in the household of Elizabeth Bone, where Charlotte Slater was housekeeper. 1861 British Census of 133 North Street, Penny's Far, Martock, Somerset George Bassett 41 Head Lewisham, Kent Coachman Susan 38 Wife Clovelly, Devon Hannah 16 Daughter Avon, Hants Glover James 9 Son Avon, Hants Scholar Henry 6 Son Newcross, Surrey Scholar Lydia 5 Daughter Newcross, Surrey Scholar Richard 1 Son Drayton, Somerset 1871 British Census of Sopley, Hampshire George Basset 51 M Head London Coachman Susan 48 F Wife Clovelly, Devon Lydia 15 F Daughter London Susan 7 F Daughter Martuck?, Somerset Emma 6 F Daughter Berrywood, Hants John Burnard 3 M Visitor London | Mill, Susan (I6)
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| 46989 | The marriage lists Thomas Bassett of Cowbridge and Jane Leyson of Welsh St Donats. Jane bassett had a will dated 1817. 1851 British Census of Llanblethian, Glamorgan John Bassett 74 M Head Llanstephen, Carmarthen Farmer of 35 acres Margaret 38 F Wife Merthyr, Glamorgan & 2 servants Diary of William Thomas of Michaelston-super-Ely 2 Aug 1786 Was this 12 months past buried over in England where he was an excise man Thomas Basset, another son of Charles Basset of Cowbridge. 3 of Minute Book PRO 47/304 - Thursday 30th May 1776 – John Popham Officer of Laugham 2d Ride Wales West Colletion having…; Ordered that he be discharged that Thomas Bassett Officer of Weveliscombe Ride, Tiverton Collection succeed him at his own request and that William Treays, dropt assistant at Bristol be Officer of Wiveliscombe Ride or such other ride as he shall be fit for. | Bassett, Thomas (I2)
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| 46990 | The marriage lists Thomas Bassett of Cowbridge and Jane Leyson of Welsh St Donats. Jane bassett had a will dated 1817. 1851 British Census of Llanblethian, Glamorgan John Bassett 74 M Head Llanstephen, Carmarthen Farmer of 35 acres Margaret 38 F Wife Merthyr, Glamorgan & 2 servants Jane Bassett, Widow, Will 1814 1817 Welsh St Donats PM-362 (Connection: D/O Thomas Leyson of Welsh St Donats W/O Thomas Bassett) ID # 57837 Transcribed & Entered Jane Bassett Will: written 25 July 1814, proved 1817: Jane Bassett of the parish of Welsh St Donats in the county of Glamorgan, widow. I give unto my three sons Richard Bassett, John Bassett and Robert Bassett one acre of land in the parish of Welsh St Donats to be divided equally being holden of the manor of Talyvan. I give unto my son Charles Bassett of St Mary Hill the sum of 2 pounds; to my daughter Jane Bassett Spinster 10 pounds. I give to Mary the wife of Lewis David of Welsh St Donats 10 pounds and all my household furniture (except one bed which I give to Mary David her mother). I give to Catherine the wife of Morgan John of Welsh St Donats the sum of 5 pounds. I give to Elizabeth the wife of William Williams of Treos in the parish of Langan 2 pounds. Executors: sons: Richard Bassett, John Bassett and Robert Bassett. The Mark of Jane Bassett 25 March 1817. Witnesses: Wm Howell of Cowbridge, Ann Mathew of Ystradowen and Richard Thomas, Prisk. Richard Bassett the lawful son and one of the Executors swears that the personal estate does not amount to more than ÂŁ10. | Leyson, Jane (I4)
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| 46991 | The marriage of Cordelia to Asa Crosby is not a proven fact. | Family: Asa Crosby / Cordelia Bassett (F01680)
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| 46992 | The marriage of Joanna to John B. Hinckley is not a proven fact. | Family: John B. Hinckley / Joanna Bassett (F01681)
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| 46993 | The marriage of John and Victoria took place in the March Qtr of 1889. 1901 British Census of 10 Birdhurst Road, Croydon, Surrey John D. Bassett36 M HeadSurreyStock Broker Stock Exchange Victoria E.33 F WifeSydenham Geoffrey E.7 M SonNorwood, Surrey Marjorie E.5 F DaughterNorwood, Surrey Douglas D.4 M SonNorwood, Surrey & 3 servants 1901 British Census of 27 Brunswick Tern, Hove, Sussex William Brass40 M HeadCharter House SquareBuilding Contractor Catherine E.37 F WifeWimbledon, Surrey William15 M SonUpper Norwood Harry33 M BrotherBrixton Hall, SurreyLiving on own means John D. Bassett36 M CousinEgham, SurreyStock Jobber Victoria E.33 F CousinLydenham, Surrey | Bassett, John Dollin (I60)
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| 46994 | The marriage of Julia to Jonathan Eldridge is not a proven fact. | Family: Jonathan Eldridge / Julia Bassett (F01682)
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| 46995 | The marriage of Louise to Oliver W. Bearse is not a proven fact. | Family: Oliver W. Bearse / Louisa Bassett (F01679)
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| 46996 | The marriage of Morgan Bassett and Mary Lamar is recorded n the journal of Reverend William Henry Wood on August 17, 1876 in Barry County, Missouri. 1860 Federal Census of Mountain Township, Barry County, Missouri (18 Aug 1860) John Basset - 39 - M - Illinois - Farmer 500 775 Casender - 30 - F - Indiana - Domestic Hugh - 10 - M - Missouri Nate B. - 8 - M - Missouri Morgan - 6 - M - Missouri Susanah - 4 - F - Missouri Wyly - 2 - M - Missouri Sarah - 4/12 - F - Missouri Jane Hubanks - 20 - F - Arkansas - Domestic 1870 Federal Census of Crane Creek, Barry County, Missouri (25 Aug 1870) John Basset - 42 - M - Kentucky - Farmer Cassandra - 40 - F - Indiana Thomas - 18 - M - Missouri Morgan - 16 - M - Missouri Amanda - 14 - F - Missouri Sarah - 11 - F - Missouri Wiley - 13 - M - Missouri Martha - 6 - F - Missouri Edward - 3 - M - Missouri Mary - 5/12 - F - Missouri | Bassett, Morgan (I245)
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| 46997 | The marriage of Morgan Bassett and Mary Lamar is recorded n the journal of Reverend William Henry Wood on August 17, 1876 in Barry County, Missouri. | Lamar, Mary V. (I1081)
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| 46998 | The marriage of Nancy and Franklin Bearse is not a proven fact. | Family: Franklin Bearse / Nancy Bassett (F01676)
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| 46999 | The marriage of Sophia to Seth Hallett is not a proven fact. | Family: Seth Hallett / Sophia Bassett (F01673)
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| 47000 | The marriage record for Henry Thomas Bassett and Magdalena Marie Rose indicates that Henry was age 26, a bank clerk and Magdalena was age 25, and a saleslady. | Rose, Magdalena Marie (I226)
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