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| 47051 | The Miami Herald, 15 Jun 2008, George Rodney Bassett George Rodney Bassett BASSETT, GEORGE RODNEY. June 2, 1950 - June 11, 2008. George Rodney Bassett, 58 years old, passed away on June 11 due to a brain stem glioma. He is survived by his wife, Melissa, his children Jessica Bloede, George Jr., and Emily, his brother Harry, his twin Patrick and his stepmother, Florence Knoll Bassett. He was predeceased by his mother, Marguerite and his father, Harry Hood Bassett. George received a BA from University of Denver in 1973 and an MBA from University of Miami in1976. Since starting his career at Southeast Bank, George held multiple positions in finance. He loved cars, music, Labradors and above all, his family. George's charisma, warmth, humor, and caring will be missed by all. Memorial services will be held Monday June 16 at 1:00 at St. Thomas Episcopal Church located at 5692 N. Kendall Drive in Coral Gables. In lieu of flowers, the family prefers memorials to University of Miami, Dept. of Neurology Clinical Research for Brain Cancers in honor of Mr. Bassett at 1120 NW 14th Street, Suite 1306, Miami Fl 33136. To visit this Guest Book Online, go to www.MiamiHerald.com/obituaries. | Bassett, George Rodney (I27692)
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| 47052 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1414)
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| 47053 | The Miami Herald, Florida, 20 Aug 1985 James A. Bassett, age 61, Palm Beach County Native James A. Bassett, a native of Palm Beach County, died Saturday at 61. Mr. Bassett was a graduate of Jupiter High School and a general contractor in Palm Beach County for 29 years, serving as president of Gladwin-Bassett Inc. in Jupiter. He was a member of the Jupiter Light Lodge No. 340 F&AM, the B.P.O. Elks Lodge 2469, the Rood Williams American Legion Post 271 and Grace Immanuel Bible Church of Jupiter. He lived on River Road in Jupiter. Survivors include his wife, Cleo; a daughter, Linda Bassett Dotson of Jupiter; mother, Mittie Ruth Bassett of Zolfo Springs, Fla.; three brothers, Amos Earl Bassett Jr. of Westchester, Pa., Richard M. Bassett of St. Augustine and Raymond H. Bassett of Zolfo Springs; two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Services will be at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Aycock-Village Funeral Home, Jupiter. Burial will follow at Riverside Memorial Park, Jupiter. Friends may call the funeral home from 3 to 5 and from 7 to 9 p.m. today. A masonic service will be at 8 p.m. today. Instead of flowers, contributions may be made to the Grace Immanuel Bible Church Building Fund. | Cleo (I1421)
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| 47054 | The Miami Herald, Florida, 20 Aug 1985 James A. Bassett, age 61, Palm Beach County Native James A. Bassett, a native of Palm Beach County, died Saturday at 61. Mr. Bassett was a graduate of Jupiter High School and a general contractor in Palm Beach County for 29 years, serving as president of Gladwin-Bassett Inc. in Jupiter. He was a member of the Jupiter Light Lodge No. 340 F&AM, the B.P.O. Elks Lodge 2469, the Rood Williams American Legion Post 271 and Grace Immanuel Bible Church of Jupiter. He lived on River Road in Jupiter. Survivors include his wife, Cleo; a daughter, Linda Bassett Dotson of Jupiter; mother, Mittie Ruth Bassett of Zolfo Springs, Fla.; three brothers, Amos Earl Bassett Jr. of Westchester, Pa., Richard M. Bassett of St. Augustine and Raymond H. Bassett of Zolfo Springs; two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Services will be at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Aycock-Village Funeral Home, Jupiter. Burial will follow at Riverside Memorial Park, Jupiter. Friends may call the funeral home from 3 to 5 and from 7 to 9 p.m. today. A masonic service will be at 8 p.m. today. Instead of flowers, contributions may be made to the Grace Immanuel Bible Church Building Fund. | Bassett, Linda (I1422)
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| 47055 | The Miami Herald, Florida, 20 Aug 1985 James A. Bassett, age 61, Palm Beach County Native James A. Bassett, a native of Palm Beach County, died Saturday at 61. Mr. Bassett was a graduate of Jupiter High School and a general contractor in Palm Beach County for 29 years, serving as president of Gladwin-Bassett Inc. in Jupiter. He was a member of the Jupiter Light Lodge No. 340 F&AM, the B.P.O. Elks Lodge 2469, the Rood Williams American Legion Post 271 and Grace Immanuel Bible Church of Jupiter. He lived on River Road in Jupiter. Survivors include his wife, Cleo; a daughter, Linda Bassett Dotson of Jupiter; mother, Mittie Ruth Bassett of Zolfo Springs, Fla.; three brothers, Amos Earl Bassett Jr. of Westchester, Pa., Richard M. Bassett of St. Augustine and Raymond H. Bassett of Zolfo Springs; two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Services will be at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Aycock-Village Funeral Home, Jupiter. Burial will follow at Riverside Memorial Park, Jupiter. Friends may call the funeral home from 3 to 5 and from 7 to 9 p.m. today. A masonic service will be at 8 p.m. today. Instead of flowers, contributions may be made to the Grace Immanuel Bible Church Building Fund. | Dotson (I1423)
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| 47056 | The Miami Herald, Florida, Monday, May 2, 1983 Juliet Bass, Market Owner for 33 Years A funeral mass for Juliet L. Bass, co-owner of the Bass Brothers Market in Fort Lauderdale and a South Florida resident for 47 years, is scheduled for 11 a.m. Tuesday at St. Anthony Catholic Church, 901 NE Second St., Fort Lauderdale. Mrs. Bass, of 501 NE 10th Ave., Fort Lauderdale, died Saturday. She was 67. Mrs. Bass moved from Las Cruces, N.M., to Miami in 1936, and to Fort Lauderdale in 1943. She and her husband opened their market in Northwest Fort Lauderdale in 1950. She attended St. Anthony's Catholic Church. Survivors include her husband, Ralph L. Bass; a son, Dr. R. Lamar Bass of Bellevue, Wash.; three daughters, Bertha Jo Mansker of Colton, Ore., Judith Anne Bass of South Miami and D. Patricia Bass of Hollywood; six grandchildren; and nine sisters. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the Jennings Funeral Home, 2211 Davie Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. 1940 Federal Census of Miami, Dade County, Florida (April 13, 1940) Ralph Bass - 24 - Male - Head - GA - Miami - Salesman Retail Bakery Juliet - 24 - Female - Wife - New Mexico - Las Cruces Ralph - 2 - Male - Son - Florida | Juliet L. (I87)
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| 47057 | The Miami News August 9, 1965 Miami's Brides Bassett - Moulton Margaret Melodye Moulton exchanged marriage vows with William Wayne Bassett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Bassett, Rayville, Louisiana, Saturday in Church of the Holy Family. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Moulton, 1200 NE 156th Street, was attended by her sister, Valerir, Jane Nilon, Cynthia Geake, and Barbara Sedlacek. Mr. Bassett was his son's best man. A.L. Bassett, John F. Harkness Jr., and Donald Alpaugh ushered. Times-Picayne August 15, 1965 Mrs. William Wayne Bassett (Picture included) Mrs. William Wayne Bassett, who with Mr. Bassett will reside in New Orleans, was recently married at the Church of the Holy Family in North Miami, Florida. The former Miss Margaret Melodye Moulton, the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Moulton of Miami Beach. | Bassett, William Wayne (I127)
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| 47058 | The Miami News August 9, 1965 Miami's Brides Bassett - Moulton Margaret Melodye Moulton exchanged marriage vows with William Wayne Bassett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Bassett, Rayville, Louisiana, Saturday in Church of the Holy Family. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Moulton, 1200 NE 156th Street, was attended by her sister, Valerir, Jane Nilon, Cynthia Geake, and Barbara Sedlacek. Mr. Bassett was his son's best man. A.L. Bassett, John F. Harkness Jr., and Donald Alpaugh ushered. Times-Picayne August 15, 1965 Mrs. William Wayne Bassett (Picture included) Mrs. William Wayne Bassett, who with Mr. Bassett will reside in New Orleans, was recently married at the Church of the Holy Family in North Miami, Florida. The former Miss Margaret Melodye Moulton, the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Moulton of Miami Beach. | Moulton, Margaret Melodye (I308)
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| 47059 | The Miami News August 9, 1965 Miami's Brides Bassett - Moulton Margaret Melodye Moulton exchanged marriage vows with William Wayne Bassett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Bassett, Rayville, Louisiana, Saturday in Church of the Holy Family. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Moulton, 1200 NE 156th Street, was attended by her sister, Valerir, Jane Nilon, Cynthia Geake, and Barbara Sedlacek. Mr. Bassett was his son's best man. A.L. Bassett, John F. Harkness Jr., and Donald Alpaugh ushered. Times-Picayne August 15, 1965 Mrs. William Wayne Bassett (Picture included) Mrs. William Wayne Bassett, who with Mr. Bassett will reside in New Orleans, was recently married at the Church of the Holy Family in North Miami, Florida. The former Miss Margaret Melodye Moulton, the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Moulton of Miami Beach. | Moulton, William H. (I309)
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| 47060 | The Miami News-Record, Thursday, September 3, 2015 Garry Dean Bassett Garry Dean Bassett, 68, a resident of Afton passed away at a Hillcrest Heart Hospital in Tulsa on Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2015. He was born Nov. 1, 1946 in Welch, Okla. to Thomas Grover Bassett Jr. and Helen Christine (Adkison) Bassett. Mr. Bassett graduated from Tulsa Welding School. He worked as a welder for LaFarge Cement Plant for over thirty years. Garry enjoyed auto body work and rebuilding cars, but he also enjoyed golfing and was very proud of his Cherokee Heritage. He was preceded in death by his parents, sister in law Gloria Bassett and nephew Larry Gene Bassett Jr. Survivors include his daughters Arna Williams of Miami, and Christine Denise Bassett of Miami, his brothers Thomas Lee Bassett and his wife Judy of Afton, Richard Allan Bassett of Grove, and his twin brother Larry Gene Bassett of Afton, his grandchildren Karissa Cantwell, Drew Williams, Alexis Denise Bassett, Camri Elise Blumer and Mercedes Ruth Stratton and one great grandchild Luke Tyler Simpson. Visitation will be 6 until 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 4, 2015 at Brown-Winters Funeral Home and Cremation Service in Afton. Funeral Services will be 10 a.m., Saturday, Sept. 5, 2015 at Trinity Baptist Church in Afton with Reverend Blake Wallace officiating. Interment will follow at the Mount Hope Cemetery in Afton under the care of Brown-Winters Funeral Home and Cremation Service of Afton. Casketbearers will be Richard Bassett, Linc Bassett, Bobby Shinn, Jeffery Quick, Derek Bassett and Stevie Bassett. Friends and family may send the family notes of encouragement by viewing Mr. Bassett?s Tribute Page at www.brown-winters.com. Garry Dean Bassett November 1, 1946 ? September 2, 2015 Miami, West Virginia Garry was born on November 1, 1946 and passed away on Wednesday, September 2, 2015. Garry was a resident of Miami, West Virginia at the time of his passing. Mr. Bassett graduated from Tulsa Welding School. Visitation will be 6:00 PM until 7:00 PM Friday September 4 2015 at Brown-Winters Funeral Home and Cremation Service in Afton. Funeral Services will be 10:00 AM Saturday September 5 2015 at Trinity Baptist Church in Afton with Reverend Blake Wallace officiating. Interment will follow at the Mount Hope Cemetery in Afton under the care of Brown-Winters Funeral Home and Cremation Service of Afton. | Bassett, Garry Dean (I4292)
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| 47061 | The Mid-York Weekly, 26 Jun 2009 Robert E. Bassett SMYRNA Robert E. Bob Bassett, 76, of East Main Street, passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, June 18, 2009 at Bassett Healthcare, Cooperstown, N.Y. He was born July 10, 1932 in the town of Smyrna, a son of Lyman A. and Frieda Lindholm Bassett. Bob began his education in a one-room schoolhouse in Smyrna and graduated from Sherburne High School as valedictorian of his class. On Aug. 16, 1952, he married Ruby C. Whaley in Norwich. A life long Smyrna resident, Bob enjoyed the challenge of several occupations, including that of farmer and bus driver. He was also the caretaker of local cemeteries, including the Willcox Cemetery; a position that was handed down to him by his father. Bob took great pride in the maintenance and upkeep of the cemetery and tended to it with care and respect. He was an avid hunter and nature lover who also enjoyed woodworking and gardening. Bob was an outgoing and personable man who loved to chat and inspire family and friends with his pearls of wisdom. Bob carried on the family tradition of service to the community as a former member of the Smyrna Volunteer Fire Department. His grandfather, Charles, had been a founding member and fire chief, as well as the mayor of Smyrn Surviving are his wife, Ruby; his children, Robert and Elizabeth Bassett of Smyrna, Lynne Shaffer and Danny Jeffreys of Norwich, Mary and Clayton Guinn of Sherburne, and John and Beth Bassett of Reidsville, N.C.; sisters and brothers-in-law, Nancy Bassett and Jim Law of Bainbridge, and Linda and Kirk Mudge of Auburn; brothers and sisters-in-law, Richard and Caroline Bassett of Agawam, Mass., Clarence and Gene Bassett of Clifton Springs, and David and Janice Bassett of Smyrna; 12 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; and many nieces, nephews, cousins and in-laws. Funeral services were held June 23 at the Burgess and Tedesco Funeral Home, Sherburne, followed by interment in the Willcox Cemetery in Smyrna. Contributions in his memory may be made to the Smyrna Fire Department. To send condolences or sign the Book of Memories online, visit: www.burgessandtedescofuneralhomes.com. | Bassett, Robert E. (I27929)
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| 47062 | The Middletown Press, March 26, 2013 Donna Phyllis Hanson-Nielson Donna Phyllis Hanson-Nielsen passed away on March 20, 2013 in Rock Hill, South Carolina at the age of sixty-two after a long and courageous battle with pancreatic cancer. Donna was born on February 9, 1951 in Meriden, Connecticut to parents Donald Bigelow Hanson and Phyllis Eileen Galvin Hanson. Donna graduated from Durham High School in 1969 and was married to Richard Francis Nielsen in 1976. Donna was employed with the United States Postal Service for thirty years most recently working in the Fort Mill, South Carolina office. Donna was a lover of life and enjoyed knitting, reading, boating, traveling and spending time with her closest friends and family especially her grandson, Colin. She is survived by her daughter, Cortnee Rushlow and her husband Chad Rushlow, her son, Ryan Nielsen and his wife Eleonore Buet Nielsen, her grandson, Colin Rushlow, her mother, Phyllis Galvin Hanson, her brothers, Donald Hanson, Drew Hanson, Charles McNiff and Robert McNiff, and her closest friends and "sisters", Patricia Butcher, Maureen Lynch, Kathleen Sullivan Conway and Jennifer Johns. Her father, Donald Hanson precedes her in death as well as Richard Nielsen father to her children Cortnee and Ryan. Donna's Funeral Service and burial were private. Arrangements by the Coughlin-Lastrina Funeral Home in Middletown. | Hanson, Donna Phyllis (I32052)
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| 47063 | The Midland Daily Telegraph, Wednesday, May 31, 1933 Death of Supt. Bassett Deputy Chief Constable of Coventry Thirty-Six Years Police Service City Loses Popular and Efficient Officer We regret to record the death of Superintendent Herbert Bassett, M.B.E., Deputy Chief Constable of Coventry, who passed away at his home, Raleigh Road, Stoke, early this morning. Superintendent Bassett first encountered signs of impending illness about a year ago, and spent several months in a Birmingham nursing home, where he survived a serious operation, and was able to return to duty, but complications set in, and his condition had been the cause of anxiety for several weeks past. He was 58 years of age. One of the most popular officers ever associated with the Coventry City Police Force, Deputy Chief Constable Bassett not only enjoyed the affection of his men but even earned the friendship of many of the offenders for whose convictions he was directly responsible, and in this connection many of his experiences were unique in police annals. PRIDE OF TRADITION Possessing an immense pride in the traditions of his profession, Deputy Chief Constable Bassett fostered them to the fullest extent throughout his career, and he possessed a flair for maintaining the high degree of discipline for which the City Police Force has become known without sacrificing a fraction of the friendly relationships existing between himself and the men under his control. He possessed the complete confidence of the Chief Constable (Captain S. A. Hector), as he had also enjoyed that of the late Chief Constable William Imber, and in no smaller degree that of the members of the Watch Committee. Superintendent Bassett?s popularity was equally pronounced among the citizens as a body, who appreciated the unfailing courtesy with which he carried out his often difficult duties. His cheerfulness and good humour were rarely absent from his make-up, and few things in his life disturbed his equanimity to a greater degree than the findings of the Royal Commission on police procedure following a certain well-known case some three years ago. Superintendent Bassett felt that the restrictions then placed upon police officers in making inquiries were calculated to hamper seriously the work of crime detection. AN EXPERT RAILWAYMAN But for a sudden desire to join the police, Mr. Bassett might have finished his career in an equivalently high position in the railway world. When a lad he was taken into the employ of the London and North-Western Railway and worked in the locomotive fitting shops at Rugby. A very high standard of ability and conduct was demanded of the apprentices, and he often used to say that the discipline on the railway was as rigid as in the police force. By the time he had finished his shop training he could have undertaken any job on a locomotive. He next became a fireman, first on goods and then on express trains. There was no eight-hour day. Mr. Bassett would recall the long periods he had on duty, twelve and sometimes fourteen hours. He was soon firing the engines on expresses between Rugby and London and Rugby and Crewe. The drivers in those days were aristocrats of their profession. One man for whom he fired always wore a bowler hat, frock coat, and starched collar and cuffs ? yet he always reached his journey?s end as spick and span as when he started. Mr. Bassett?s last run was on the footplate of the Scotch Express. TURNED DOWN AS A POLICeMAN! After nine years as a railwayman, Mr. Bassett felt a keen desire to join the police, though it would mean an immediate drop in salary of 12s. per week. On a day off he visited Warwick and saw the late Superintendent Gleed. The latter blankly refused to enlist him. ?You would be tired of the police in a month,? he said. His enthusiasm still undamped, Mr. Bassett went to Coventry, and was welcomed by the late Chief Constable Gray with open arms. ?Can you bring me another twelve men of the same type?? he asked. Mr. Bassett used to chuckle as he recalled the medical examination which followed. All the doctor did was to admire his physique, ask him a couple of quite haphazard questions, and pass him! It is a peculiar fact that the railway company never gave him his discharge. His superiors were so annoyed that they refused to discharge him, doubtless in the hope that someday he hwould return. But he was destined to make such progress in his new profession that the day was to arrive when, after he had conducted a case at Warwick Assizes, he was mournfully told by Superintendent Gleed, ?I wish I had taken you on.? RAPID PROMOTION Mr. Bassett was born at Brownsover, near Rugby, on October 12th, 1874. It was in 1897 that Mr. Bassett first donned the uniform of a constable of the Coventry City Police Force, and for two years he had an opportunity of ruminating upon the wisdom of his choice while patrolling the streets. Any doubts he may have entertained were largely dispelled when he was appointed to the detective department, and here his ambition soon began to bear fruit. He had found his vocation. In 1905 he was promoted detective sergeant, and in 1906 detective-inspector, remaining in charge of the detective department until March, 1919, when he was made superintendent. He was appointed Deputy Chief Constable in 1832. In January, 1932, Superintendent Bassett was appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire for this police services. He had many commendations, including one from the Postmaster-General in 1922, and one from the War Office in 1918 in recognition of his services in assisting the administrative of the Defence of the Realm Act. SECRET SERVICE WORK This latter commendation had reference to work of a secret service character carried out by Mr. Bassett during the War, and concerning which he was naturally reticent, but as chief of the detective department all secret police inquiries naturally came under his supervision. He carried out a far greater volume of work of this kind than is generally realized. By no means the last exacting part of Superintendent Bassett?s work during the War and post-War period was that of dealing with the serious trade disputes which arose. It was here that his charm of personality found its full scope. Strongly opposed to the use of force, Superintendent Bassett found it more effective to gain the confidence of the men with whom he was dealing, and he succeeded in doing this with remarkably good results. His policy of peaceful persuasion, backed by transparent honesty of purpose, gained him the friendship of men who were scarecely well disposed towards the forces of law and order. A DIFFICULT SITUATION While acting as a detective officer Mr. Bassett handled two murder cases, both of them containing some remarkable features. In one instance an elderly local baker was found lying dead in this bakehouse. The doctor then acting as police surgeon examined the body and came to the conclusion that the man had had a seizure, and that in falling his head had struck an iron spike, and had pierce his brain. Mr. Bassett was unaware that his conclusion had been arrived at, or that the medical man had submitted his report. He examined the bakehouse and arrived at a different conclusion. Imagine the consternation at headquarters when the detective brought in a man on a charge of murdering the old baker! Mr. Bassett was even snubbed for making what was regarded as an absurd faux pas. The consternation subsided when the prisoner was found ?Guilty? at Warwick Assizes and was ultimately executed. FRIEND OF WRONG-DOERS On another occasion an old lady was found dead, and a medical practitioner formed the conclusion that she has succumbed to heart failure and old age. This was equally unfortunate for Mr. Bassett, who had formed the conclusion it was a case of murder. A the risk of further official complications the detective arrested a son, who was found guilty and sentenced to life imprisonment. Nothing has been more remarkable than the friendly relations Superintendent Bassett maintained with many of the wrong-doers whom he has arrested and arraigned. He was probably one of the few policemen who received a mourning card from the family of a man whom he arrested and who was executed as a result of his evidence. For a number of years he received regular friendly greeting from a ?tough nut? who had been through his hands, and who subsequently wandered into some of the most remote parts of the world. Superintendent Bassett leaves a widow and one son. The funeral will take place at Stoke Church on Friday at 2.45. Magistrates? and Solicitors? Tributes Sympathetic references to the death of the Deputy Chief Constable were made before the ordinary business of the Coventry City Plice3 Court was started today. Mr. A.L. Bill, who was in the chair, said that Mr. Bassett?s great amiability of character had endeared him to every member of the public as well as to his colleagues in the police force. His ability in his profession, said Mr. Bill, had earned for him the recognition of His Majesty the King. ?The city, the Force, and this Court are all the poorer for his passing, and I feel we cannot let this occasion pass without showing that we sympathise with those he as left,? concluded the Chairman. A moment?s silence, with the court officials and members of the public standing, was observed, and then Mr. S.F. Snape rose to add a tribute on behalf of the solicitors practicing at the court. Mr. Bassett had always been faithful and assiduous in his duties, said Mr. Snape, but he also possessed a very human side to his nature. He possessed the kind of personality which it would be well for not only police officers but for all others to emulate. He would be sadly missed in the courts. Everyone, said Mr. Snape, admired the fortitude and bravery with which the Deputy Chief Constable had faced the illness which he had so long suffered. 1881 British Census of Victoria Street, Bilton, Warwick, England Alfred Middleton - 29 - M - Head - New Bilton, Warwick - Bricklayer Lab Elizabeth - 20 - F - Wife - Denbigh, Wales James Bassett - 47 - M - Visitor - South Kilworth, Leicester - General Lab. Jane - 51 - F - Visitor - St. Asaph, Wales Herbert - 7 - M - Visitor - Brownsover, Warwick | Bassett, Herbert James (I155)
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| 47064 | The Midweek, Fergus Falls, Minnesota Warren "Cap" Tell, November 2006 Warren "Cap" Tell, 67, of Fergus Falls, passed away Saturday, Novemb 2006, at his home from complications of multiple myeloma. Warren was bo April 14, 1939, in Roberts, WI, the son of Norman J. & Fritzi (Bassett) Tell. He grew up in Brainerd where he graduated from high school & also attended one year at the Brainerd Junior College. He was an honor student, was on the school newspaper & played in the band. He was also in the Demolay. On September 19, 1965, he married Patricia Lea in the First Congregational Church of Brainerd. He owned & operated the Upholstery Place in Fergus Falls for 20 years & was proud of his craftsmanship. He was also a sales representative for Charolotte Fabris. His passion was golf, but he also loved deer & duck hunting, bowling for the Eagle's Beagles, doing crossword puzzles & the Vikings. Warren is survived by his wife, Patricia; their children: Lynn (Todd) Assmann of Maui, HI, Stacy Holley (Todd Weaver) of Pine River, MN & Zachary (Stef) of Fergus Falls; 6 grandchildren; brothers, James (Ann) of Orelia, IA & Wilbern of Minneapolis; sister, Paula of Boliver, MI; step-brother, Michael (Connie) Kelley of Minneapolis; step-sister, Kathy Anderson of Brainerd; special friend, Bill Dumke & numerous nieces & nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents & baby brother, Kevin Joel. Funeral service was he Friday, November 10, 2006, at Glende-Nilson Funeral Home in Fergus Fall Arrangements were provided by Glende-Nilson Funeral Home of Fergus Falls. | Tell, Warren Melvin (I327)
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| 47065 | The Miller County Autogram-Sentinel, Tuscumbia, Missouri Thursday, 18 August 2005 ?Windo To The Past? By Peggy Smith Hake 270 rush Creek Rd. St. Elizabeth, MO 65075 Isaac T. Bass was born in Miller Couty on March 12, 1853. he was a son of William Bass (1818-1892) and Melvina McCubbin (1821-1902), natives of Kentucky. The Bass family were early settlers of Miller County. In the early 1830s, Isaac Bass, Sr. (grandfather of Isaac) settled near the Osage River in Equality Township. He also served as a member of the first grand jury of the county after it was formed in 1837. There is no record of a marrage for William Bass and Melvina McCubbin in Miller County, records. They married sometime about 1839 and became parents of several children including: 1. Nancy Bass b.c/1847 m. Charles Myers. 2. Metheldred Bass b.c/1849 3. John M. Bass b. c1861 m. Alice Williams 4. Isaac T. Bass. b 1853 m. Margaret/Maggie Williams. 5. Sarah Elizabeth Bass b. 1855 m. General C. Martin 6. Henry Joshua Bass b. 1859 m. Emma Nichols 7. Rial C. Bass b. 1862 m. Ada Marin 1880. Isaac T. Bass, the fourth child of William and Melvina, married Margaret/Maggie Williams in Miller County on Aug. 31, 1875. In 1880 Isaac and Margaret/Maggie were living in northern Richwoods Township near his parents and his older brother, John M. and Alice (Williams) Bass. I believe that Maggie and Alice were sisters, daughters of John Williams who was living in Equality Township during the census of 1880. The children born to Isaac and Maggie Bass were: 1. Myrtle Bass b.c/1876 m. Allman E. Farmer 1896 2. Henry Frank Bass. b. Aug 1880 m. Doshia L. Groves 900 3. Clyde M. Bass b. Oct 1883 m. (1) Mary Bain 1902 (2) Lou Burks Crisp 1912 4. Charles B. Bass b. Oct 1886 m. Leftie M. Burks 1906. The neighbors of Isaac and Maggie during the Miller County census of 1900 included the families of Keyes, Myers, Davenport, James, Rhodes, Burks, Lupardus, Burlingame and Roark. Isaac Bass united with the Ulman Baptist Church in 1908 and was ordained as a deacon the following fall and was also the church?s treasurer at the time of his death. He died Dec. 18, 1910, after a brief illness of typhoid fever. He was 57 years of age at his death. His funeral services were conducted by Rev. J.M. Bandy and he was buried at Hickory Point Cemetery. His wife, Maggie (Williams) Bass, lived until 1916 and she was buried beside Isaac at Hickory Point. | Bass, Isaac Tolbert (I60)
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| 47066 | The Milwaukee Journal Wisconsin October 29, 1962 Carl Basse Passed away at the residence, 1513 South 5th Street, October 27, at the age of 71 years, dear brother of Bertha, Lena Basse of Milwaukee and Mrs. Antoinette Stark of Detroit also survived by other relatives. Services Tuesday, October 30, at 1:30 p.m. at the Voth & Anderson Funeral Home, 2427 West National Avenue. Interment Forest Home. In state after 4 p.m. Monday. Harmony Lodge No. 142, F. and A.M. will conduct services Monday at 8 p.m. | Basse, Carl James (I25)
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| 47067 | The Milwaukee Journal, Wisconsin, Thursday, 23 June 1988 Paul R. Bassett Passed away June 21, 1988 age 41 yrs in San Francisco, CA. Beloved son of Ivan and Dorothy Bassett of Milwaukee. Also survived by brother Philip R. Bassett and other relatives and friends. No services. | Bassett, Paul Roger (I114)
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| 47068 | The Milwaukee Journal, Wisconsin, Thursday, 26 January 1995 Ivan R. Bassett Age 87. Died Jan. 18, 1995. Preceded in death by his wife Dorothy. Survived by son Philip R., and nephews and nieces. 1940 Federal Census of Sault St. Marie, Chippewa Co., MI (25 Apr 1940) Ivan Bassett 31 M Head MI Same Laborer Tannery Dorothy 26 F Wife MI Same Deloris 7 F Daughter MI Same 1950 Federal Census of Sault Ste. Marie, MI, Chippewa Co., MI (20 Apr 1950) Ivan R. Bassett 41 M Head MI Leather Grainer Tannery Dorothy M. 36 F Wife MI Philip R. 8 M Son MI Paul R. 3 M Son MI | Bassett, Ivan Robert (I51)
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| 47069 | The Miner, Kingman, Arizona< 10 December 2024 Billy Bob Bass Billy Bob Bass, 80, of Pittsburg, Kansas went to be with the Lord on Sunday, Nov. 24, 2024, in Kingman, Arizona, surrounded by his loved ones. Bill was born March 9, 1944, and raised in Pittsburg, Kansas. Bill was born to parents Cora Jane Albertson-Bass and Albert William Bass Sr. Bill is survived by his loving wife, Charlotte Bass, who Bill met in 1964 and married on Dec. 22, 1965. Bill serves in the United States Marine Corps for six years and was honorably discharged on April 6, 1966. Before this, Bill became a certified electrician in 1979 and worked at Bass Electric in Ottawa, Kansas. Bill moved to Kingman, Arizona in August of 1981 where he worked as an electrician for Mohave County and retired as the manager for the Public Works Department. Bill is survived by his one and only child, his daughter, Darlene Schwab and her spouse, Dean Schwab. He is also survived by three grandchildren, Joseph Baker, Ashley Merrill, and Courtney Christiansen. Bill had one great-grandson, Alan Baker. He is also survived by one sister Alice Stewart, of Pittsburg, Kansas. Bill was extremely kind and loved his family with his whole heart. Bill was always joking and laughing with family and friends. His joy and smile were infectious. One could usually find Bill with a cup of black coffee and a sweet treat. His family is heartbroken, but we are comforted by a lifetime of wonderful memories with an amazing husband, father, and papa. A private ceremony will be performed later at Southern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery for Bill?s close family and friends. Bill?s family would like to extend a special thank you to all of the nurses and doctors who helped care for him in his final days with special thanks to the medical staff at Kingman Regional Medical Center as well as the staff at Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center, CVICI unit in Las Vegas, Nevada. We are also extremely grateful to all who have reached out with food, flowers, comforting thoughts, prayers and memories of Bill. Bill truly touched the hearts of all those he encountered and will never be forgotten. | Bass, Billy Bob (I11)
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| 47070 | The Mississippi Press, Pascagoula, Mississippi, Sunday, 10 February 2008 Dewey Gale Bass Dewey Gale Bass, 62, of Gautier, Miss., passed away on Friday, Feb. 8, 2008. He was born May 11, 1945, in Wayne County, Ill., to the late Dewey M. and Mary E. (Fansler) Bass. He was a resident of Gautier for 26 years, working as Human Resources Manager at Dynachem Corporation, Halter Marine, and Omega Protein in Moss Point, Miss. He served his country in the United States Navy during the Vietnam War and was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church. He was a loving husband, a wonderful father, and will be greatly missed by his family and friends. He is survived by his wife, Lucy Bass; two sons, Dewey A. Bass, Mobile, Ala., and Daniel J. Bass, Everett, Mass.; two sisters, Audra (Bob) Muhs and Janice (Willis) Haegele; sisters-in-law, Mardy (Ron) Phelps. Loretta (Michael) Hunt, Sarah (Rick) Lowry, Dorothy (Tom) Dersch, Clare (David) de Poincy; brothers-in-law, Dennis (Laura) Agers and Tim (Victoria) Agers; and nieces and nephews. Visitation will be Sunday, Feb. 10, 2008, 6 to 8 p.m., at O'Bryant-O'Keefe Funeral Home on Ladnier Road in Gautier, Miss. Rosary will be recited at 5:30 p.m. Funeral Mass will be Monday, Feb. 11, 2008, 11 a.m. at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Gautier with Father Charles Nutter as celebrant. A private family committal service will be on Wednesday, Feb. 13, at Crestlawn Memorial Park in Ocean Springs. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to St. Vincent de Paul Society, Pascagoula in Dewey's memory. You may send your condolence to his family or register at www.obryantokeefe.com. | Bass, Dewey Gale (I5173)
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| 47071 | The Missoulian, January 22, 2014 Kathleen Bessette (Picture included) MISSOULA – Kathleen Bessette died unexpectedly in her home Sunday, Jan. 19, 2014. She was born April 7, 1970, to John D. Bessette Jr. and Leah R. Schmitz in Missoula, where she spent most of her entire life. She loved to fish with her brother Doug and partner Patricia, always trying to catch the biggest fish of the day. She spent hunting season walking and driving many miles with her brother and this year got her elk before anyone else. Cooking was her passion, making those special meals for birthdays and Mother’s Day. This past year, she learned to make jams, jellies and apple butter. She loved sharing her products with anyone who was willing to try, but don’t eat the chili! She loved spending time with her nephews, big and small, teaching them how to cook, harvest berries and fish. She would scold them if they needed a firm hand and praise them for their accomplishments. She never had children of her own; her cats, Tuff-enof and Code, were her kids. She was preceded by her grandparents, June and Harold Schmitz; a niece, Sterling Bessette; and an uncle, Herbert Schmitz. She is survived by her partner, Patricia; mother, Leah of Missoula; her father, John (Pat) of Florida; brother, Doug (Sarah) Bessette of Missoula; sister, Rebecca; sons, Anthony Bessette and Ian Marshall; niece and nephew, Kyle and Bailey Sue Bessette; uncle and aunt, Paul and Betty Lee Schmitz; and numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, friends and best friend, Odie (Don). A celebration of Kathleen’s life will be held at the American Legion Hall, 825 Ronan St., on Saturday, Jan. 25, at 1:30 p.m. followed by a reception. Arrangements are under the care of Cremation & Burial Society of the Rockies. | Bessette, Kathleen Yvonne (I16241)
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| 47072 | The Missoulian, Montana, Sunday, May 16, 1982 Lucile S. Bass Stevensville ? Lucile S. Bass, 90, died Friday in a Hamilton hospital. She was born May 31, 1891 at Chitenango, N.Y. She graduated from the Yates School in Chittenango before moving with her family to Cleveland, Ohio, in 1909. She worked for the Cleveland Leader newspaper beforem coming to Montana in 1911. She married Lee Emmitt Bass Sept. 24, 1914. For 45 years they made theirhome in a large colonial house on College Street in Stevensville. They later built a smaller home 1 miles south of Stevensville where she has since lived. Mrs. Bass was raised as a Presbyterian and was active in church work in Stvensville. She joined the Methodist church after the Stevensville Presbyterian church closed. She was past president of the Woman?s Society Christian Service and the Ravalli County Chapter of United Church Women. A memorial fund was created at the church through her efforts. She was a 31-year member of the Bitterroot Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, and was a member of the Stevensville Historical Society and the Senion Citizens Group. She was preceded in death by her father, Walter Stewart, in 1922, her mother, Ada, in 1942; three brothers, all in 1958; her husband and a grandson, John CIlcott, both in 1972. Survivors include a son, Dudley Bass, Stevensville, and Stewart Bass, Fargo, N.D.; a daughter Barbara Chilcott, Stevensville; seven grandchildren, five great-grandchildren and one foster grandson. Memorial services will be conducted Monday, 3 p.m. at the United Methoidst Church in Stevensville with the Rev. Robert Varker and the Rev. Charles Johnson officiating. Cremation and burial will take place at a later date, with burial in the Maplewood Cemetery. The family suggests memorials to the Arthritis Foundation, 1757 W. Sussex, Missoula, or to the John Chilcott Memorial Scholarship Fund, c/o First State Bank, Stevensville. Funeral arrangements are under the directioh of the Whitesit Funeral Home. | Stewart, Lucile Ada (I1141)
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| 47073 | The Missoulian, November 14, 2017 James Bates Bassett (Picture included) POLSON ? James Bates Bassett, 79, of Polson, passed away on Friday, Oct. 20, 2017, after a two-year battle with throat cancer. Jim was born on Aug. 20, 1938, in Glendale, California, to Thomas Bassett and Karine Bates Bassett. His family moved often until they settled in Claremont, California, when Jim was 14. He attended Claremont High School where he was a four year letterman in track and football. He attended some of the best colleges in the country, but left college to work in his family?s furniture store. Jim was a great businessman, creating and owning several successful businesses. When they lost their home in a wildfire in 2003, Jim and his wife Janice moved to Montana and started his last, best project. They spent several years building their restaurant, The East Shore Smoke House. He loved the restaurant and the many friends they made during the last 10 years. Jim was a loving husband, father, brother, stepfather and grandfather. He is survived by his wife Janice, his daughter Melinda Bassett, stepdaughters, Cheryl Nespor and Chris Nespor, his granddaughter Lily Wolf and his sister Tina Peeples and her family. A celebration of life memorial is planned for spring of 2018 at the East Shore Smoke House. Memories and condolences may be sent to the family at thelakefuneralhomeandcrematory.com. Arrangements are under the direction of The Lake Funeral Home and Crematory. | Bassett, James Bates (I1310)
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| 47074 | The Missourian Memorial services for Ann M. Short, nee Bassett, St. Louis, will be held June 24, at Our Lady of the Pillar Catholic Church, Creve Coeur. Mrs. Short died May 31, 2000. She is survived by her husband Newton H. Short, St. Louis, one son, Dr. Howard N. Short and wife Kathleen of St. Louis, one daughter; Phyllis Jeter of Pickerton, OH; one brother, Howard Bassett of St. Louis; six grandchildren; other relatives and many friends. Memorials to St. Francis Borgia Food Pantry, Washington or Immaculate Conception/St. Henry's Outreach Center, St. Louis, are preferred. Mrs. Short donated her body to St. Louis University School of Medicine. 1930 Federal Census of Centerville Township, St. Clair County, Illinois (16 May 1930) Howard Bassett - 33 - M - MO-MO-MO - Head - Clerk Steel Construction Alice - 28 - F - MO-MO-MO - Wife William - 7 - M - MO-MO-MO - Son Ann M. - 5 - F - MO-MO-MO - Daughter Howard S. - 4-1/12 - M - IL-MO-MO - Son Inez M. Campbell - 16 - F - CO-MO-MO - Daughter (Living on Forest Avenue) (Married at 25 & 23) | Bassett, Ann M. (I941)
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| 47075 | The Missourian Memorial services for Ann M. Short, nee Bassett, St. Louis, will be held June 24, at Our Lady of the Pillar Catholic Church, Creve Coeur. Mrs. Short died May 31, 2000. She is survived by her husband Newton H. Short, St. Louis, one son, Dr. Howard N. Short and wife Kathleen of St. Louis, one daughter; Phyllis Jeter of Pickerton, OH; one brother, Howard Bassett of St. Louis; six grandchildren; other relatives and many friends. Memorials to St. Francis Borgia Food Pantry, Washington or Immaculate Conception/St. Henry's Outreach Center, St. Louis, are preferred. Mrs. Short donated her body to St. Louis University School of Medicine. | Short, Newton H. (I4049)
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| 47076 | The Missourian Memorial services for Ann M. Short, nee Bassett, St. Louis, will be held June 24, at Our Lady of the Pillar Catholic Church, Creve Coeur. Mrs. Short died May 31, 2000. She is survived by her husband Newton H. Short, St. Louis, one son, Dr. Howard N. Short and wife Kathleen of St. Louis, one daughter; Phyllis Jeter of Pickerton, OH; one brother, Howard Bassett of St. Louis; six grandchildren; other relatives and many friends. Memorials to St. Francis Borgia Food Pantry, Washington or Immaculate Conception/St. Henry's Outreach Center, St. Louis, are preferred. Mrs. Short donated her body to St. Louis University School of Medicine. | Short, Doctor Howard N. (I4050)
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| 47077 | The Missourian Memorial services for Ann M. Short, nee Bassett, St. Louis, will be held June 24, at Our Lady of the Pillar Catholic Church, Creve Coeur. Mrs. Short died May 31, 2000. She is survived by her husband Newton H. Short, St. Louis, one son, Dr. Howard N. Short and wife Kathleen of St. Louis, one daughter; Phyllis Jeter of Pickerton, OH; one brother, Howard Bassett of St. Louis; six grandchildren; other relatives and many friends. Memorials to St. Francis Borgia Food Pantry, Washington or Immaculate Conception/St. Henry's Outreach Center, St. Louis, are preferred. Mrs. Short donated her body to St. Louis University School of Medicine. | Short, Phyllis (I4051)
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| 47078 | The Missourian Memorial services for Ann M. Short, nee Bassett, St. Louis, will be held June 24, at Our Lady of the Pillar Catholic Church, Creve Coeur. Mrs. Short died May 31, 2000. She is survived by her husband Newton H. Short, St. Louis, one son, Dr. Howard N. Short and wife Kathleen of St. Louis, one daughter; Phyllis Jeter of Pickerton, OH; one brother, Howard Bassett of St. Louis; six grandchildren; other relatives and many friends. Memorials to St. Francis Borgia Food Pantry, Washington or Immaculate Conception/St. Henry's Outreach Center, St. Louis, are preferred. Mrs. Short donated her body to St. Louis University School of Medicine. | Kathleen (I4052)
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| 47079 | The Missourian Memorial services for Ann M. Short, nee Bassett, St. Louis, will be held June 24, at Our Lady of the Pillar Catholic Church, Creve Coeur. Mrs. Short died May 31, 2000. She is survived by her husband Newton H. Short, St. Louis, one son, Dr. Howard N. Short and wife Kathleen of St. Louis, one daughter; Phyllis Jeter of Pickerton, OH; one brother, Howard Bassett of St. Louis; six grandchildren; other relatives and many friends. Memorials to St. Francis Borgia Food Pantry, Washington or Immaculate Conception/St. Henry's Outreach Center, St. Louis, are preferred. Mrs. Short donated her body to St. Louis University School of Medicine. | Jeter (I4053)
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| 47080 | The Missourian, Columbia, 10 February 2022 Judith Bassett Mecham Judith (Bassett) Mecham, age 82, of Columbia, completed her earthly journey on February 1, 2022, at The Bluffs following a long battle with Alzheimer?s. Judy was born on November 23, 1939, in Salem, MA, to Gardiner and Edna (Birdsall) Bassett. Soon after, the family moved to Glastonbury, CT. She was born with a thirst for adventure. Her childhood was full of wonderful times spent exploring the woods with her siblings, and summers at ?Brewster Magic?, the family cottage on Cape Cod. As a teenager, she got her first horse and developed a passion for all things equestrian. Judy had a lifelong love of learning and continued her education into her golden years. She earned a Master of Arts in Education and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Somehow, she managed to have enough adventures for several lifetimes, including working on a cattle ranch in Montana for a year, entering and accidentally winning a Wild Bull Riding Contest in college, summers spent as a camp counselor at Word of Life Camp in NY, and countless cross country road trips with her children. She never passed up an opportunity to try out a new swimming hole. She was a gifted storyteller and writer who could paint a vivid picture in your mind with one of her captivating tales. She married Clint Mecham on October 2, 1965, in Glastonbury, CT. They moved to Utah, where they raised Clint?s two sons from a prior marriage together and welcomed their first child, Paul. They later moved to Missouri, and continued to grow their family after losing Paul to a tragic accident. She poured her heart into her family, her students, and her patients. She mothered the motherless, cared for the sick and hurting, advocated for those in need, and touched countless lives with her devotion to serving others. Everywhere she went, she was drawn to those with a need she could meet. She was a devout Christian who lived out her faith by loving others well. She will be lovingly remembered by her children, Aaron Meacham of Harrisburg, Amy Golub (Matthew) of Fulton, and step children, Joe Mecham (Linda) of Trinidad, CO, and Travis Mecham (Vera) of Broken Arrow, OK, her grandchildren, and her siblings, Gardiner Bassett Jr., Suzanne Deveraux, Mark Bassett, and Elisabeth Walls. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, Clint Mecham, and son, Paul Gardiner Mecham. The family would like to express our deep gratitude to the staff at The Bluffs who ensured that her final years were peaceful and happy. A celebration of life will be held at a later date. Memorial donations may be sent to CARDV: PO Box 786 Fulton, Missouri 65251 | Bassett, Judith (I28010)
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| 47081 | The Mobile Press Register, Alabama, Wednesday, 13 January 1982 Bass-Carlisle Miss Katrina Lynn Carlisle and Mark Bass were married Jan. 9 in Moffat Road Baptist Church, with the Rev. Dan Springfield officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Charles E. Weaver Jr. and Gene E. Carlisle. The bride-groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Brooks of Andalusia. Mrs. Kim Clystek was the bride?s honor attendant. Also attending the bride were Mrs. Kathy Norwood, Mrs. Shelia Jarrell and Miss Wendy Mitchell. Le Jeanna Carlisle was miniature bride and Todd Bass was ring bearer. Benny Bass was his brother?s best ban. The bridegroom was also attended by Craig Jarrell, Gary Elder and Al Jordan. The reception was held at the home of the bride?s mother. The couple is honeymooning in Las Vegas, after which they will reside in Mobile. | Carlisle, Katrina Lynn (I3991)
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| 47082 | The Modesto Bee, California, 1 Dec 2005 Mary F. Bassett April 18, 1934 - Nov. 28, 2005 Mary Frances Chargin Bassett, 71, of San Andreas died Monday at her home. Mrs. Bassett was a native of San Jose and lived in San Andreas 23 years. She was a registered nurse and had served as a parish nurse at St. Andrew's Catholic Church and was director of nursing at San Andreas Convalescent Hospital for 13 years. She was the facilitator of the local cancer support group and had been involved with multiple ministries at St. Andrew's Parish. She is survived by her husband, Roy Bassett of San Andreas; children, Laura Boyle and John Bassett, both of Roseville, Geri Bassett of Bishop, Donald Bassett of Lodi, Bobby Bassett of Manteca and Judy Prescott of Garden Valley; brothers, Joseph Chargin III and Chuck Chargin, both of San Jose, and Dr. James Chargin of Grass Valley; sisters, Phencie Paulson of Lincoln and Anne Dempsey of Roseville; and 16 grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren. The rosary will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at St. Andrew's Catholic Church, with a Mass to follow. Private inurnment. San Andreas Memorial Chapel in charge of arrangements. Remembrances may be made to the American Cancer Society, 1604 Ford Ave., Suite B, Modesto 95350. | Chargin, Mary France (I11419)
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| 47083 | The Modesto Bee, California, 1 February 1974 Dorsey M. Bassett STOCKTON-The body of Dorsey M. Bassett, 50, of Stockton was found floating in the Calaveras River just west of the El Dorado Street Bridge. The police said Bassett apparently jumped into the 4-foot deep river sometime during the night. Bassett was a retired automobile salesman. | Bassett, Dorsey Melvin (I1450)
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| 47084 | The Modesto Bee, California, Monday, 3 October 1983 Holman C. Bass HOLMAN CD. Bass (Manteca) ? Visitation will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today at P.L. Fry and Son Funeral Home for Holman C. Bass, 75 who died Sunday in a Manteca convalescent hospital following a short illness. Entombment services will be held Thursday in Tennessee. A native of Mississippi, Mr. Bass had lived in Manteca 13 years. He retired form Civil Service after 28 years of foreign duty as a warehouse man. As a young man he played professional baseball for the House of David and while with the club was one of the first to play under stadium lights. Mr. Bass also was a scout for the Boston Red Sox. He wsa a member of the Methodist Church. He is survived by a daughter, Ellen Jo Stout of Colorado; one brother; two sisters, including Johnnye Moore of Manteca, three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. | Bass, Holman Crayton (I78)
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| 47085 | The Monett Times, Missouri, Friday, 18 February 1921 Birthday Party Wednesday evening a few friends and relatives of Grover Bass gave him a surprise party in honor of this twenty-sixth birthday. They met at the home of Mrs. John Pilant and went to Mr. Bass? home on North Fifth street. The evening was spent in playing Rook and in conversation. Mrs. John Pilant and Mrs. Elisha Bass assisted Mrs. Bass in serving. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wimsatt, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bradford and son Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bass and children, George Edward and Haine, William and Henrietta Bass, Mrs. John Pilant and children, Oren and Leota, Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Bass, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Bass and children. | Bass, Grover C. (I31)
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| 47086 | The Monett Times, Missouri, Friday, 4 October 1918 Notice Of Final Settlement All creditors and others interested in the estate of Cornelius Bass, deceased, are notified that the undersigned, administratrix of said estate, intends to make a final settlement of said estate at the next term of the Probate Court of Barry county, to be holden at Cassville, in said county, on the 4th day of November, 1918. This 23rd day of September 1918. ADDIE BASS, Administratrix First Insertion Sept. 27-t4 1880 Federal Census of Polk, Township, Sullivan County, Missouri (4 Jun 1880) Cornelius Baas 49 M HO HO HO Head House Carpenter Ada 22 F CN CN CN Wife Keeping House John 5 M MO HO CN Son Amelia 3 F MO HO CN Daughter William 1 M MO HO CN Son Eugene 24 M IN HO HO Brother Boot & Shoe Maker 1900 Federal Census of Pierce Township, Lawrence County, Missouri (26 Jun 1900) Cornelius Bass 64 M Jan 1836 HO HO HO Head Farmer (1846) Addie 44 F Jun 1855 CN CN CN Wife (1858) Camilla 18 F Aug 1881 MO HO CN Daughter Grover C. 15 M Feb 1885 MO HO CN Son At school Martha J. 11 F Nov 1888 MO HO CN Daughter At school Herbert 10 M Mar 1890 MO HO CN Son At school Charles F. 7 M May 1893 MO HO CN Son At school Elisha J. 3 M Oct 1896 MO HO CN Son Eugene 46 M Mar 1854 IN HO HO Nephew Shoemaker (Married 28 years, 11 children, 8 living) (HO-Holland) | Bass, Cornelius (I16)
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| 47087 | The Monett Times, Missouri, Monday, November 20, 2006 Dwight Besett Dwight A. Besett, 88, of Aurora, died at 10:26 p.m. November 14 at Aurora Nursing Center. Mr. Besett was born August 26, 1918, in Sanborn, Iowa, the son of Milton and Holice Sanders Besett. He was a laborer for a hardware factory and a retired Naval Reservist. He married Emily Kratky on January 19, 1945, in Chicago, Illinois, and she preceded him in death August 22, 2001. No services are planned. The body has been donated to the University of Missouri School of Medicine. Arrangements were under the direction of Crafton-Cantrell Funeral Home of Aurora. | Besett, Dwight A. (I107)
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| 47088 | The Monroe County Mail, Fairport, New YHork, September 25, 1913 Death of Aged Resident Jonathan Bass, an old resident of Webster, died at 6 o'clock, Tuesday morning, after a week's illness, aged ninety-five years. He was born in Northville, Fulton county, August 2, 1819. In early manhood he went to Huntington, Lincoln county, Ohio, where he settled on a farm which was then unbroken wilderness, and there remained until, in the early sixties he came to Webster to care for his father-in-law, Samuel Hagedorn. He has since resided on the same farm, one mile west of the village. Since last April he has been totally blind, an especially, great affliction for him as he had always been a constant reader of the papers. He retained his mental faculties in a marked degree and loved the society and companionship of others. In his death the town loses one of its oldest residents and the last one that remained on the Ridge between the two villages. He leaves one son, James Bass of this village, and two daughters, Mrs. Frank Smith of Webster, and Miss Charlotte Bass of Springville, N. Y., and five grandchildren. The funeral will be held from his late home this afternoon, Rev. Joseph Weston officiating. Burial in Webster Rural cemetery. 1850 Federal Census of Huntington, Lorain County, Ohio (17 Sep 1850) Jonathan Bass 31 M New York Farmer 800 Margaret 32 F New York Charlott 7 F New York Lucina 5 F Ohio Samantha 2 F Ohio 1860 Federal Census of Huntington, Lorain County, Ohio (23 Jun 1860) Jonathan Bass 40 M New York Farmer 1650 805 Margaret 32 F New York Charlotte 16 F New York Milliner Oliva 14 F New York Symantha 12 F New York John 8 M New York James 5 M New York 1870 Federal Census of West Webster, Monroe County, New York (12 Aug 1870) Johnathan Bass 50 M New York Farmer 8900 1300 Margaret 51 F New York Keeping House Charlotte 25 F New York Lusina 22 F Ohio Mantie O. 20 F Ohio John 18 M Ohio James 15 M Ohio 1910 Federal Census of Webster, Monroe County, New York (25 Apr 1910) Johnathan E. Bass 91 M NY UN UN Head Farmer Home Farm James 55 M NY NY NY Son Farmer Home Farm Lucina O. 60 F NY NY NY Daughter | Bass, Jonathan C. (I1)
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| 47089 | The Monroe County Mail, Fairport, New York, August 18, 1910 Suicide of John Bass The residents of Webster were shocked to hear of the death of John Bass, Tuesday. He had been in poor health for a long time and for the past few years had suffered such severe pain as to be out of his right mind. His wife, who had been caring for him all night, had just left the room, shortly after 5 o'clock, Tuesday morning, when she heard a noise. Going back into the room she was horrified to find her husband lying on the floor, with a wound in his left side from which blood was gushing. The unfortunate man had arisen and taken the revolver from its place in one of the drawers of a dresser, with which he did the act. Doctors Main and Foster were immediately summoned after noon. Mr. Bass was born in 1852, in Elyria, Mich., coming to Webster, when but a boy. He had been in the grocery business at Lakeside and Webster, but for the past twenty-five years had been in the marble business and for ten years he had been a partner of Ansil Wright. He leaves his widow and one son, Floyd of Buffalo; and one daughter, Fern of Webster; his father, who is ninety-two years old, one brother, James Bass, and three sisters, all of Webster. The funeral will be held Thursday and will be a Masonic funeral, he having been a member of that order for a number of years. The family have the sympathy of the entire community in their great sorrow. | Bass, John E. (I6)
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| 47090 | The Monroe County Mail, Fairport, New York, January 21, 1892 West Webster, January 18, 1892 Mrs. Jonathan Bass died at her home, of the grip, last Saturday, and will be buried tomorrow afternoon, from the house at 2 o?clock. | Hagedorn, Margaret J. (I2)
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| 47091 | The Monroe County Reporter, 6 October 2023 Betty Louise Bass GRAY - Betty Louise Bass, born on April 17, 1943, in Macon, passed away peacefully at her residence on Oct. 4, 2023, surrounded by her loving family. Betty is survived by her devoted husband, Jack Bass, her children Billy (Suzanne) Taylor, Penny Rogers, Beverly (Billy) Savage, Cindy (Gabby) Loyd, nine cherished grandchildren, and seven great-grandchildren. Betty was a dedicated member of New Haven Baptist Church and the proud owner of Betty?s Flowers & Crafts for many years. Her specialty was enriching the lives of her customers by crafting beautiful bows, gracing countless homes and businesses throughout Middle Georgia, including the tables at S&S Cafeterias for several years. | Betty Louise (I43)
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| 47092 | The Monroe County Reporter, Forsthye, Georgia, 4 Oct 2000 William E. Bassett Chief Petty Officer US Navy I enlisted in the Navy on Dec. 8, 1941, the day after the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. I was one of the lucky sailors who did not get wounded. However, I was out there in harm’s way in both the Atlantic and Pacific fleets serving on all types of ships. After Advanced Base Training, I went to the South Pacific, spending some time at Eniwetock and then we landed at Subic Bay in the Philippines. I was a radioman, and we set up communication stations there and started communicating by Morse Code. I was there when the war ended. I liked the Navy and kept re-listing, serving a total of 22 years. I retired on June 10, 1963. The Navy made a man out of this Georiga boy. If I were young enough, I would gladly do it again. The Macon Telegraph, June 2008 William E. “Bill” Bassett William E. "Bill" Bassett -JULIETTE - William E. "Bill" Bassett, 87, of Juliette, Georgia passed peacefully into the arms of his Heavenly Father and Savior Jesus Christ on June 9, 2008 in a local hospital. -Mr. Bassett was born on July 11, 1920 in Ft. Valley, Georgia. He was the son of William Emil Bassett and Alice Elizabeth Williams Bassett of Juliette, who predeceased him. He was predeceased by a sister, Martha Landis of Mansfield, Ohio. He was also predeceased by a son, Jon Bassett and a daughter Mary B. Ferrell. -Affectionately known as "Bill on the Hill", he was a resident of Juliette for 45 years and was the oldest member of Juliette United Methodist Church where he served faithfully for many years as Treasurer, Chairman of the Board and Lay Speaker. He graduated from Mary Persons High School in 1939 and joined the CCC. He was a WWII survivor, enlisting in the U. S. Navy on December 8, 1941 and retiring as Chief Radioman in 1963 after 21 years' service. He was also retired from Robins AFB Civil Service and Monroe County Extension Service where he was affectionately known as "The Dirt Man". -He was a member of Volunteer Macon serving at Jarrell Plantation, the Museum of Aviation, Georgia Legal Services and Rivers Edge Behavioral Center for which he received many awards for his volunteerism. He received the Book of Golden Deeds Award in 1998 from the Exchange Club of Forsyth. He enjoyed gardening, playing Scrabble and visiting his favorite restaurant, Shoney's. He was a long supporter of the American Red Cross and was always willing to help anyone in need. He deeply loved his Heavenly Father, his family and his country. -He is survived by his beloved wife of 59 years, Dorothy Truman Bassett; his son, Steve Bassett and wife, Dianna Bassett of Juliette; his daughter, Susan B. Tyler and son-in-law, Dwight "Bear" Tyler of Macon; his grandchildren, Laura Bassett and Valerie Bassett of Juliette; Joshua Ferrell and Brandy Ferrell of Macon, Georgia; and Tye Tyler of Warner Robins, Georgia. He had one great-grandchild, Sara Ferrell of Macon, Georgia. He is also survived by a niece, a nephew and several cousins. -Visitation will be Wednesday, June 11, 2008 from 6 p.m until 8 p.m. at Monroe County Memorial Chapel Funeral Home in Forsyth, Georgia. Funeral services with military honors will be held Thursday, June 12, 2008 at 10 a.m. at Juliette United Methodist Church, with Reverend Stanley Harrell officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. -In lieu of flowers the family requests donations to the Juliette United Methodist Church Building Fund, 69 McCrackin Street, PO Box 31, Juliette, GA 31046. -Please visit www.monroecountymemorialchapel.com to sign the Online Registry. | Bassett, William Emil Jr. (I1213)
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| 47093 | The Monroe Evening News, Michigan, Friday, May 27, 2011 Terry L. Bass Oct. 25, 1952 ? May 24, 2011 Terry L. Bass, age 58, of Carleton, MI., passed away Tuesday May 24, 2011. Terry was born October 25, 1952 in Washington Court House, OH. to Hubert and Bessie (Terry) Bass. He graduated from Flat Rock High School in 1971 and attended four years of trade school for tool & die making. He was a journeyman tool & die maker and was previously employed at Wellington Industries and United Medal Products. Terry enjoyed the outdoors, fishing, camping, hunting and was an avid college football fan ? especially the Ohio State Squad. He is survived by a daughter, Tabatha Bass; siblings, Christopher (Fran) Huddleston, Wayne, Doug (Sandy), Ralph (Tammy), Randy (Leeann), Derk (Tina), Bryan, Rodney, Craig (Gina), Jodi (Dennis) Ford, Michele (Tim) Bondroff and Jami (Mike) Sanfilippo; mother, Bessie Bass; beloved niece, Madeline Huddleston; close friend, Stephanie Bass; father-in-law, Virgil Huddleston. He was preceded in death by his father and brother Larry Huddleston. Family will receive friends from 2-8 pm Saturday May 28th and 12-2 pm Sunday May 29th at the Ford Chapel-Martenson Family of Funeral Homes Rockwood, MI., where services will be at 2 pm Sunday. Pastor David Jones of Northbrook Church will officiate. Interment will follow at Michigan Memorial Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be to the donors choice. | Bass, Terry Lynn (I14)
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| 47094 | The Monroe Evening News, Michigan, Saturday, 12 June 2010 Hubert E. Bass June 5, 1925 ? June 9, 2010 Hubert E. Bass, age 85 of Flat Rock, died June 9, 2010 in his home. Friends may call from 1 pm until 9 pm Monday at the Ford Chapel-Martenson Family of Funeral Homes, 23620 N. Huron River Dr., Rockwood, where funeral services will be at 10 am Tuesday. Rev. Robert Casement of Evangel Baptist Church in Taylor will officiate. Military Honors will be conducted by the Downriver Veterans Honor Guard. Burial will be in Oakridge Cemetery, Flat Rock. Born June 5, 1925, in Dante, Virginia, Hubert was the son of Jody & Ida (Oaks) Bass. He married Bessie Terry July 5, 1946. A World War II veteran of the Navy, Hubert was a Track Engineer for DT&I Railroad for 32 years until his retirement in 1982. Hubert loved bowling and playing golf. In addition to his wife Bessie of 63 years, Hubert is survived by his children: Wayne Bass of Rockwood, Terry (Stephaine) Bass of Carleton, Doug (Sandy) Bass of Liberty, Missouri, Ralph (Tammy) Bass of Grand Rapids, Michigan, Randy (LeeAnn) Bass of Monroe, Derk (Tina) Bass of South Rockwood, Bryan Bass of Flat Rock, Rodney Bass of Flat Rock, Craig (Gina) Bass of Flat Rock, Jodi (Dennis) Ford of Trenton, Michele (Tim) Bondroff of Taylor and Jami (Mike) Sanfilippo of Trenton. He is also survived by a brother Jody Bass of Dayton, Ohio; 27 grandchildren, 25 great-grandchildren and 3 great-great-grandchildren. Sadly Hubert was preceded in death by his parents; two brothers: Charlie and Joe as well as two sisters: Ruth and Myrtle. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made in Hubert's name to the charity of donor's choice. Those wishing to express online condolences may do so at www.martenson.com. | Bass, Hubert Edward (I7)
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| 47095 | The Monroe Journal, North Carolina, March 24, 1914 Mr. J. Hamp Bass Dead Native of this County and Former Citizen of Monroe Dropped Dead on Street of Anderson Mr. J. Hampton Bass dropped dead on the street in Anderson, S.C., last Friday. Mr. Bass was a son of Mr. Andrew Bass of Marshville, and was about fifty years old. After attending school at Rutherford College, he came to Monroe in 1890 and began clerking for Mr. F.B. Ashcraft. He married Miss Carrie Houston, sister of Mr. B.F. Houston, lately of Monroe. The remains were buried in Charlotte on Saturday. The Charlotte News says of Mr. Bass: Mr. Bass? death occurred while he was walking on the street at Anderson, death being due to heart disease, from which he had suffered. For some time Mr. Bass? friends realized that his health was failing, but no one was prepared for the sudden summons which came to him as he passe4d on his way home. The keenest of sorrow was felt in Anderson, where he was universally respected and held in high personal regard. After deciding to become a merchant he went to Monroe. He soon won promotion. He afterward formed a partnership with Mr. James Morrow of Albemarle, opening a merchandise store in Lumberton, the Morrow-Bass Company. They moved the business to Anderson, S.C., where they did a fine business. Mr. R.W. Tribble of Anderson became a member of the firm. A branch house was opened in Sumter, S.C. When it was decided to move the business to Charlotte, the place of business being East Trade street, near the Farmers and Merchants? bank. The business continued there for two years, when Mr. Bass? health began to fail and it was necessary for him to give up business for a time. The firm went out of business, Mr. Bass returning to Anderson. After he regained himself, physically, he became re-associated with Mr. Tribble in business and was engaged with him in business at the time of his death. Mr. Bass was pre-eminently a good man ? kind, gentle, thoughtful, unassuming, attending strictly to his affairs and leaving others alone. He was courteous after the courteous chivalry of the old South; a gentleman in word and deed. Every man who knew him had confidence in this integrity, honor, truth and purity of life. He was a devoted husband and loyal friend. Reared in the Baptist faith he connected himself with that church some years ago. He was a Mason and a member of the Knights of Pythias. Representatives from both orders will attend the services this afternoon. Mr. Bass was married fourteen years ago to Miss Carrie Houston, daughter of Mr. S.F. Houston. They had no children, and Mr. Bass has no relatives except his wife. Mr. Edward Mullen, brother-in-law of Mrs. Bass, went to Anderson and accompanied her to Charlotte last evening. | Bass, James Hampton (I53045)
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| 47096 | The Monroe Journal, North Carolina, Tuesday, 6 May 1913 Martha L. Chaney Mrs. Martha L. Chaney, wife of Mr. J. E. Chaney, died at her home in east Monroe township Friday morning, aged about 62 years. She was a daughter of the late Mr. John C. Bass and is survived by one brother, Mr. J. B. Bass, and five sisters, besides husband and eight children. Mrs. Chaney was a good christian lady, a member of Meadow Branch Baptist church, and was loved by all who knew her. Her remains were interred Saturday afternoon in the Williams burying ground, Rev. S. N. Watson conducting the ceremony. | Bass, Martha Louise (I5866)
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| 47097 | The Monroe Journal, North Carolina, Tuesday, June 28, 1904 Marshville News Correspondence of The Journal Marshville, June 27. ? Mr. Andrew Bass died at his home here lats Tuesday morning, aged about 68 years. His remains were carried to Smyrna church for burial. Mr. Bass was a good citizen and his sudden death was a shock to his many friends. His only son, Mr. Hamp Bass of Anderson, S.C., arrived a few hours before his father?s death. | Bass, Andrew W. (I53043)
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| 47098 | The Monroe Morning World Louisiana Monday, August 25, 1969 Barber Succombs at Pollock POLLOCK (Special) - Funeral services for Grover Richard Bass, 64, will be at 10 a.m. today in the Chapel of Kinner & Stevens Funeral Home of Jena with Rabbi Martin Hinchin officiating. Burial will be in Harris Chapel Cemetery near Olla. Mr. Bass died Sunday at his home here. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Era Bass of Pollock; three daughters, Mrs. Boyce Martin and Mrs. Jimmie Martin, both of Monroe, Miss Patsy Bass of Pollock; two sons, Edward Bass of Delhi and Bud Bass of Olla; three sisters, Mrs. Blanche Richmond of Monroe, Miss Queenie Bass and Mrs. Cannie McKaskill, both of Jonesville; two brothers, Ben Bass of Olla and Maloy Bass of Jonesville. | Bass, Grover Richard (I21)
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| 47099 | The Monroe News-Star, Louisiana, Monday, April 8, 1974 Eva Elsie Bass Tarver OLLA ? Funeral services for Mrs. Eva Bass Tarver, 70, of Olla were to be held at 2 p.m. today at Standard Baptist Church near Olla with the Rev. James Simons officiating. Burial was to be in Harris Cemetery in Olla under direction of Kinner and Stevens Funeral Home of Jena. Mrs. Tarver died at 7:10 a.m. Sunday at Columbia Hospital after a brief illness. Mrs. Tarver is survived by her husband, I. B. Tarver of Olla; a daughter, Mrs. Eunice Peters of Olla; a son, Albert Bass Jr., of Olla; two stepsons, Bruce Tarver and M. L. Tarver, both of Greenwood, Miss.; a sister, Mrs. Dolley Corley of Lake Charles; two brothers, Leroy Cruse and Wick Cruse, both of Olla; four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. | Cruse, Eva Elsie (I26)
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| 47100 | The Monroe News-Star, Louisiana, Wednesday, 22 February 1956 James Greene Bassett Columbia, Feb. 22 (Special) ? James Greene Bassett, 73, of Grayson, died unexpectedly in his sleep early Tuesday morning. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. Wednesday at the graveside in Little Star Cemetery near Holum, with the Rev. V.E. Claunch officiating. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Bassett, of Grayson; four daughters, Mrs. Arthur McGee of Union, Miss., Mrs. C.W. Patterson and Mrs. W.P. Prestridge, both of Kelly, and Mrs. Julius Martin, of Olla; four sons, E.S. Bassett, of Grayson, Alfred A. Bassett, of Mobile, Ala., J.G. Bassett, Jr. of Union, Miss., and Sgt. Donald D. Bassett, of Orange, Calif.; two brothers, Glover Bassett, of Jackson, Wyo., and Oscar Bassett, of Union, Miss.; three sisters Mrs. Ella Watkins of Meridian, Miss., Miss Sugie Bassett, of Jackson, Miss. and Mrs. Anna Handson, of Union, Miss.; and 25 grandchildren. 1900 Federal Census of Beat 3, Newton County, Mississippi (16 Jun 1900) Green Bassett - 18 - M - Jan 1882 - MS-MS-MS - Head - Farmer Ellen C. - 16 - F - Sep 1884 - MS-MS-MS - Sister - At school Amie L. - 13 - F - Sep 1886 - MS-MS-MS - Sister - At school Henry - 11 - M - Nov 1888 - MS-MS-MS - Brother - Farm hand Mary J. - 9 - F - Dec 1890 - MS-MS-MS - Sister - At school Grover C. - 7 - M - Nov 1892 - MS-MS-MS - Brother - At school Irvin O. - 3- M - Dec 1897 - MS-MS-MS - Brother Scott - 40 - M - 1860 - MS-MS-MS - Uncle 1910 Federal Census of Newton County, Mississippi (4 May 1910) Green J. Bassett - 26 - M - MS-MS-MS - Head - Farmer General Farm Lillie - 24 - F - MS-GA-MS - Wife - Farm Laborer General Farm Grover DC - 17 - M - MS-MS-MS - Brother - Farm Laborer General Farm Living nearby Henry R. Bassett - 21 - M - MS-MS-MS - Head - Farmer General Farm Mary - 80 - F - GA-UN-UN - Gmother Lydie M. - 15 - F - MS-MS-MS - Sister - Farm Laborer Home Farm Oscar - 13 - M - MS-MS-MS - Brother 1930 Federal Census of Beat 3, Newton County, Mississippi (21 Apr 1930) James G. Bassett - 47 - M - MS-MS-MS - Head - Farmer General Farm Lilly M. - 45 - F - MS-MS-MS - Wife Arlitta - 19 - F - MS-MS-MS - Daughter - Laborer Farm Nellie J. - 16 - F - MS-MS-MS - Daughter - Laborer Farm Emile Z. - 13 - F - MS-MS-MS - Daughter - Laborer Farm Alford A. - 11 - M - MS-MS-MS - Son - Laborer Farm Lena E. - 7 - F- MS-MS-MS - Daughter J.G. - 5 - M - MS-MS-MS - Son Elaine - 3 - F - MS-MS-MS - Daughter Donald H. - 1 - M - MS-MS-MS - Son (Married at 21 & 19) | Bassett, James Greene (I106)
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