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| 47201 | The Neshoba Democrat January 19, 2011 Louise Bassett Services for Louise Bassett were held Tuesday, January 11, 2011, at 2 p.m. from McClain-Hays Funeral Home Chapel with the Reverend Tommy Miles officiating. Burial followed in Beech Springs Cemetery near Union with McClain-Hays Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Bassett, 82, died Saturday, January 8, 2011, at Hilltop Manor Nursing Home in Union. She was a native of Caldwell Parish, Louisiana and had been a longtime resident of the Neville community of Neshoba County. She was Baptist by faith. Mrs. Bassett was preceded in death by her husband, James G. Bassett and sons, Huey Lee Bassett and Larry Glen Bassett. Survivors include daughters; Glendia Young, Mary Baysinger, Edna Thomas, Betty Crain and Freida Bassett; sons, Wayne Bassett, Alford (Sal) Bassett and Chris Bassett; 20 grandchildren and 32 great-grandchildren. | Bassett, Alford (Sal) (I420)
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| 47202 | The Neshoba Democrat January 19, 2011 Louise Bassett Services for Louise Bassett were held Tuesday, January 11, 2011, at 2 p.m. from McClain-Hays Funeral Home Chapel with the Reverend Tommy Miles officiating. Burial followed in Beech Springs Cemetery near Union with McClain-Hays Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Bassett, 82, died Saturday, January 8, 2011, at Hilltop Manor Nursing Home in Union. She was a native of Caldwell Parish, Louisiana and had been a longtime resident of the Neville community of Neshoba County. She was Baptist by faith. Mrs. Bassett was preceded in death by her husband, James G. Bassett and sons, Huey Lee Bassett and Larry Glen Bassett. Survivors include daughters; Glendia Young, Mary Baysinger, Edna Thomas, Betty Crain and Freida Bassett; sons, Wayne Bassett, Alford (Sal) Bassett and Chris Bassett; 20 grandchildren and 32 great-grandchildren. | Bassett, Chris (I421)
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| 47203 | THE NESHOBA DEMOCRAT, Philadelphia, Mississippi Friday, Oct. 27, 1933 NESHOBA WOMAN DIES FOLLOWING LENGTHY ILLNESS Rites for Mrs. M.V. Crenshaw Held from Neshoba Baptist Church. Mrs. Mary Virginia Crenshaw, 78, died at the home of her son V.I. Crenshaw near Neshoba station, following an illness of several months. Funeral rites were conducted from the Neshoba Baptist Church, with Rev. Eugene Stevens of Meridian, assisted by Rev. Yeager, officiating. Interment followed in the Neshoba Cemetery. Mrs. Crenshaw, was before her marriage, Miss Virginia Boler and had lived in the community in which she died her entire life. She was married in early life to Anil D. Crenshaw, he dying in 1908. She was a member of the Baptist Church. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Leona Bassett of Mt. Pisgah and Mrs. Bettie Mason of McDonald; five sons, John Crenshaw, V.I. Crenshaw, W.A. Crenshaw, F.A. Crenshaw, and Plesant Crenshaw all of Neshoba. She is also survived by one sister of Kemper county. She was the grandmother of Arlie Crenshaw of this city. A number of other grand-children and great grand-children also survive. | Crenshaw, Mary Virginia (Boler) (I980)
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| 47204 | The New Bedford Standard Times, Massachusetts, Saturday, April 22, 2017 Giselle D. Bessette-Wiswell, 62 MATTAPOISETT ? Giselle D. Bessette-Wiswell, 62 of Mattapoisett died April 20, 2017 peacefully at home surrounded by her family. She was the wife of Philip M. Wiswell. Born in New Bedford, the daughter of the late Roland P. and Dorothy E. (Borges) Bessette, she lived in Mattapoisett all of her life. Giselle was formerly employed as a paper carrier with the Standard-Times and Boston Globe in Mattapoisett for many years. She enjoyed spending time with her children and grandchildren and attending the sporting events, plays and musicals of her grandchildren. Giselle also enjoyed music and the company of her dogs, Bear, Bailey and Midgey. Survivors include her husband; a son, Aaron Hussey and his wife Aimee-Beth of New Bedford; 2 daughters, Brianne Lienkamp and her husband Christian of Mattapoisett and Kyla Hussey and her fiance Darrell Charron of Mattapoisett; 2 sisters, Jo-Anne Bessette of Northampton and Carole Hedrick of Chelmsford; 6 grandchildren, Cassandra, Keelin, Trystan, Aiden, Eric and Austin; and many nieces and nephews. She was the sister of the late Kevin Bessette and Jacqueline Bessette. Her Funeral Mass will be celebrated Saturday, April 29th at 10 AM in St. Anthony's Church in Mattapoisett. Burial will follow in St. Anthony's Cemetery. Visiting hours are omitted. In lieu of flowers, remembrances may be made to Southcoast VNA Hospice and Palliative Care, 200 Mill Rd., Fairhaven, MA 02719. For online guestbook, please visit www.saundersdwyer.com. | Bessette, Giselle D. (I18334)
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| 47205 | The New Cemetery, St. Teath, Cornwall Annie (Wife) Died 19 May 1934, aged 83 | Ann, (I329)
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| 47206 | The New Cemetery, St. Teath, Cornwall E.J. Bassett Died 16 Sep 1901, aged 54 | Bassett, Erroll (I337)
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| 47207 | The New Cemetery, St. Teath, Cornwall John Davies Bassett Died 3 Jan 1907, aged 61 Annie (Wife) Died 19 May 1934, aged 83 1881 British Census of St. Teath Higher Meadrose, St. Teath, Cornwall John D. Bassett 35 M Head Colan, Cornwall Driver of Traction Annie 30 F Wife St. Kew, Cornwall Engines Jessie 9 F Daughter Tintagel, Cornwall John D. 7 M Son Tintagel, Cornwall Edith A. 6 F Daughter Tintagel, Cornwall Susan K. 4 F Daughter Tintagel, Cornwall | Bassett, John Davies (I328)
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| 47208 | The New England Historical and Genealogical Register (1944) Emma Carolina Jackson Bassett Mrs. henry Frankland Bassett (Emma Caroline Jackson), of Taunton, Mass., elected to Colonial membership 24 June 1930, was born in Taunton 14 April 1853, the daughter of Elisha Tucker and Caroline Keith (Fobes) Jackson, and died in Hyannis, Mass., 10 Sept. 1940. On the paternal side, Mrs. Bassett was descended from James Jackson, of Middleboro, Mass., her grandfather, the earliest recorded member of that family, but on her mother?s side from Francis Cooke of the Mayflower party. She attended the public schools of Taunton, graduating as valedictorian with the class of 1871 in the high school and entered Vassar College with the class of 1876, illness preventing her from completing the course. She married, 16 Jun 1880, Henry Frankland Bassett, a descendant of John Alden, Myles Standish and henry Sampson, of the Mayflower, who was a former resident of Taunton, and the couple made their home in Appleton, Wis. They returned to Taunton in July 1884 where Mr. Bassett became president of the Taunton-New Bedford Copper Co., passing away 8 Oct. 1927. Mrs. Bassett devoted much of her energy during her later years to charitable work. She was treasurer of the Taunton Visiting Nurse Association from 1906 and president of the Morton Hospital Aid Society from 1912, a director in the Taunton Female Charitable Association, on the advisory board, and some time president, of the Taunton Girls? Club, and was a generous contributor to these institutions. She was also a life member of the Old Colony Historical Society of Taunton and its constituent the Jean Gordon Jackson Guild. She was the mother of four sons: Henry F. Bassett J., and William Bassett, who died young; and Edmund Bassett and Francis J. Bassett, who survived. 1930 Federal Census of Taunton, Bristol County, Massachusetts (11 Apr 1930) Emma Bassett 70 F MA MA MA Head Edmund 43 M MA MA MA Son Lawyer - General practice Frances 37 M MA MA MA Son Sales manager - copper works Margaret Smith 50 F ST ST ST Servant Jessie 44 F ST ST ST Servant (ST - Scotland) (Lived on Church Green) | Jackson, Emma Caroline (I10735)
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| 47209 | The New Haven Register, 21 February 2016 Shirley Harvie Reilly Shirley Harvie Reilly, 87, of Branford formerly of East Haven, beloved wife of the late Francis J. Reilly passed away on February 19, 2016 in Branford Hills Health Care Center. Loving mother of Elizabeth (Paul) Gertsch of New Smyrna Beach, FL, Robin (Richard) Pollock of North Branford, Francis P. ?Frank? (Deborah) Reilly of East Haven, Nicholas Reilly of MA and the late Glen Reilly. Also survived by 7 grandchildren, 4 great-grandchildren and 2 great great-grandchildren. Mother-in-law of Cheryl Reilly of Island Pond, VT. Sister of the late Virginia Celano and Clarence, Royal and Arnold Harvie. Shirley was born in New Haven on September 8, 1928, daughter of the late Edward C. and Elizabeth Bassett Harvie. Prior to her retirement, Shirley was a clerk for the former S.N.E.T Company of New Haven. Relatives and friends are invited to a graveside service THURSDAY morning February 25, 2016 in Beaverdale Memorial Park Section N at 11:00 A.M. THERE WILL BE NO CALLING HOURS. Memorial Contributions may be made to CT Hospice, 100 Double Beach Rd., Branford, CT 06405. Arrangements in care of the PORTO FUNERAL HOME, 234 Foxon Rd., (Rte. 80) East Haven. | Harvie, Shirley (I58902)
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| 47210 | The New Haven Register, Connecticut, Sunday, May 15, 1988 Howard Bassett: Hiker at rest along the trail he loved best They "buried" Howard Bassett last Wednesday. Thirty of his friends gathered on the Quinnipiac Trail in Prospect - at a section which he personally maintained for many years - and they scattered his ashes. It was pouring rain but his friends stood there, on the banks of one of Bassett's favorite streams, near the small wooden bridge he had built across it, and they spoke about him in an informal eulogy. What could you say about this remarkable man? You might note that he ran away from home when he was 14, leaving New Haven to become a cowboy, hopping onto freight trains as he made his way west. Bassett held down many jobs out there; for a time he was a bronco-buster in a rodeo. Later he drifted to Texas and joined the U.S. Cavalry. With his wanderlust somewhat sated, Bassett eventually returned to Connecticut and took a job with the Southern New England Telephone Co. But still he stayed outdoors, putting up telephone poles in rural areas. After more than 30 years with SNET, he retired early to devote more time to his first love: hiking. Bassett was one of the first people to hike the entire Appalachian Trail alone, 2,000 miles from Springer Mountain, Ga. to Mt. Katahdin, Me. It took him 166 days. He was 62 then. "Howie was a quiet man who preferred to walk in the woods," said his longtime friend, Ray Wilson of Wolcott. "He was kind of a loner. "But the Appalachian Trail changed him. After he walked the trail, he became more outgoing." During that trek, he went nearly two weeks without seeing another human being. Yet along the way he had some wonderful encounters - he stopped to help a widow and her two sons cut their alfalfa before the rain came - and when he returned home, he found he was a local celebrity. He never had any kids and he outlived two wives. He spent his last years alone in a house he refurbished that overlooked Hitchcock Lake in Wolcott. "He was very secretive about everything he did," Wilson said. "He wouldn't say where he was going unless he wanted somebody to take care of his cat." Bassett's life seemed akin to that of Henry David Thoreau on Walden Pond. "He did everything by himself," Wilson said. "He was a damn good carpenter but he didn't like power tools. He was deathly afraid of a chain saw. "He had an old television set but I wouldn't give it to my worst enemy," Wilson laughed. "That's the way he lived. He finally got a new refrigerator when the handle broke off. He liked to make things last." Bassett was afraid of airplanes and couldn't swim, Wilson said. "But he would go canoeing as long as we gave him a life preserver." In his later years, Bassett bought a camper and traveled all over the country, hiking in many national parks and Alaska. During the last weeks of his life, he repainted his house and did over the markers on his part of the trail, all the way from Sleeping Giant Park in Hamden to Prospect. "I guess he knew his time was coming," Wilson said. Bassett died at the wheel of his camper one night last November while driving to the annual Blue Trail banquet. "Apparently he had a stroke," Wilson said. "He died the way he wanted to. He was afraid of going to a convalescent home." Bassett had asked that his ashes be spread along his favorite part of the 20-mile trail section he tended. And he wanted that done in the springtime. Bassett, who was 81 when he died, is survived by a half-sister, Emmeretta Holway of West Haven. Her husband, Thomas Holway, said, "Howard was the type of person who didn't have many friends." But then he said, "He is greatly missed by a great many people." | Bassett, Howard W. (I16874)
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| 47211 | The New Haven Register, January 19, 2017 Dorothy Monast Dorothy Monast, 94, wife of the late Charles R. Monast, passed away peacefully on January 17, 2017 at Branford Hills Health Care Center. Dorothy was born in Berlin, Wisconsin to the late William and Harriet (Bassett) Stater. Dorothy was a resident of Branford and attended St. Therese Church where she was active in her parish for many years. Dorothy thoroughly enjoyed her time with her family. Dorothy is survived by her four children; Patricia and the late Larry Augur of Northford, Kathleen and Robert Croke of Southbury, Roger and Doris Monast of Daniel Island South Carolina, and Gerard and Gerry Monast of Guilford. Dorothy is also survived by 13 grandchildren; Ed, Colleen, Maureen, Larry, Laura, Barry, Charles, Liam, Tisha, Travis, Amy, Erin, Laura and 18 great-grandchildren. Dorothy was predeceased by two grandchildren Jennifer and Brian. A funeral Mass will be held on Saturday January 21, 2017 at 10AM at St. Therese Catholic Church, 105 Leetes Island Rd, Branford. Burial will be private and at the convenience of the family. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations should be made to Cosmic Cat Veterinary Clinic, 220 East Main St, Branford. To leave a tribute for the family please visit www.keenanfuneralhome.com. | Stater, Dorothy (I18063)
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| 47212 | The New Haven Register, July 2, 2017 Harold D. Post Jr. (1932-2017) (Picture included) Harold Post Jr., 84, of Aurora, IL, formerly of West Haven, CT and Maineville, OH, passed away on June 18, 2017. He was born in New Haven, CT on July 23, 1932 to the late Harold Deming Post Sr. and Gertrude Bassett Post. He is survived by his daughter Kathleen (Gerald) Crossman of Elburn, IL, sister Eleanor (William) McGaffin, stepchildren Michael (JoAnn) Forte, Paul (Lori) Forte of Seymour, CT, and Jude Forte of Port St. Lucie, FL., grandchildren Kaitlyn (William) Livingstone, Stephen Crossman, Marc and Jonathan Forte, and Evan and Rheanna Buckman, and two great-grandchildren, Hunter and Olivia Livingstone. He is predeceased by his wives, Marilyn Smith Post and Marie Forte Post, and grandchild Robert Crossman. After graduating from Boardman Trade School as an electrician in 1952, Harold served as a Corporal in the US Army during the Korean War and was honorably discharged in 1955. He went on to work as an electrician for 22 years while also teaching night school at Eli Whitney Trade School. He then went on to work as Electric Supervisor and Chief of Maintenance Operations for VA Medical Center retiring in 1994. Harold was also a member of the West Haven First Congregational Church, Captain in the West Haven Volunteer Fire Dept, an active member of the Masons, having been Master Mason, Fellowcraft Club President, and Mason of the Year in 1979. In retirement he moved to Maineville, OH, where he served as Street and Zoning Commissioner, and was a member of the Maineville United Methodist Church. Friends are invited to visit with Harold's family from 8:30-10am on Saturday, July 8 in the BEECHER & BENNETT-TAYLOR FUNERAL HOME, 410 Campbell Ave., West Haven. A service celebrating Harold's life will follow at 10am, including a Masonic Service conducted by Annawon Lodge #115. Interment with military honors will be held in Beaverdale Memorial Park. Donations in Harold's name may be made to the Masonic Charity Foundation, P.O. Box 70, Wallingford, CT 06492. To see Harold's obituary online or to send a condolence to his family, please visit: www.beecherandbennett.com. | Post, Harold Deming (I239)
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| 47213 | The New Haven Register, July 24, 2016 Joan Loretta Franco (Picture included) Joan Loretta Franco, 86, of 315 Eastern St., retiree of K-mart Corp., died July 7th, 2016 at St. Raphael?s campus with family be her side. Joan was born in New haven on February 20th, 1930. Daughter to the late Charles and Alice Bassett Urquhart. She was also predeceased by a sister the late Beverly Staffa. Joan ?Momma? was a loving devoted mother and grandmother. She leaves behind 4 children: Roy Franco and wife Mariann of S.C., Dan Franco, Sr. and wife Brenda of FL., Joan A Franco of TN, Pete Franco and wife Norma of New Haven. She also leaves 6 grandchildren: Dan Franco Jr. (Wendy), Joan Acampora (Richie), Laura Derenzo (AJ), Lisa Clark (Anthony), Joseph and Jeana Annunziata. She also leaves 10 great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. A mass will be held at a later date and time. All donations can be made to the Humane Society. | Urquhart, Joan (I130)
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| 47214 | The New Haven Register, September 8, 2016 Helen T. (Paulson) Bassett (1918-2016) BASSETT, HELEN T. (PAULSON) Helen T. (Paulson) Bassett, age 98, of North Haven formerly of East Haven and New Haven passed away peacefully on Monday, September 5, 2016 at her home. She was the beloved wife and sweetheart of 60 years to the late Wally Bassett. Helen was born in New Haven on May 1, 1918 to the late Frederick and Sarah Theresa Curran Paulson, the youngest of four siblings. She attended school at Commercial High School in New Haven graduating in 1936 and continuing on to Larson?s Business College. Helen worked in the men?s department of Sears & Roebuck for many years before her retirement in 1989. After going to a show with friends, Helen met Wally and it was love at first sight. The two were married in 1946 and together, they raised their children. In her later years she enjoyed watching Mass on television when she was no longer able to attend. Helen was a member of the American Legion Post #76 Women?s Auxiliary for many years. She enjoyed going to plays, spending time with friends and traveling with her sweetheart. Her greatest joys and blessings in life were her family. She was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, aunt, sister and friend. Helen is survived by her children, Wally Bassett of North Haven, Helene ?Cricket? Simjian of North Haven, with whom she resided, and Carolyn (Lorren ?Mac?) McMillian, Sr., of Hamden, 11 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren and 1 great-great grandson. She also leaves behind many nieces/nephews and her beloved pet and constant companion, Jack. In addition to her parents and husband, she was predeceased by her son-in-law James Simjian, her daughter-in-law Donna Bassett, her granddaughter Kelly Lumbra Burnham, her brothers and sister-in-law Frederick & Kay Paulson, William & Eleanor Paulson and Joseph & Mildred Paulson and her nephew John Paulson. Her funeral procession will leave the North Haven Funeral Home, 36 Washington Avenue Friday morning at 9:30. A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated in St. Barnabas Church at 10:00. Interment will follow in All Saints Cemetery. The visiting hours will be Thursday (TODAY) from 4 to 8 p.m. Should friends desire, memorial contributions may be made to the Animal Haven, Inc. 89 Mill Road, North Haven, CT 06473. | Paulson, Helen (I30)
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| 47215 | The New Jersey Herald, January 31, 2017 Phyllis B. Hansen (1923-2017) VERNON - Phyllis B. Hansen, 93, passed away on Sunday, Jan. 29, 2017. Phyllis was born on Oct. 23, 1923, in Lakeville, Conn., to William and Bessie (Goldsworthy) Bassett. Phyllis attended St. Christopher School in Dobbs Ferry, N.Y., with her sisters and brother. At age 13, she lived in Mt. Vernon, N.Y., with the Crawford family. She graduated from A.B. Davis High School in 1941. She entered the dental chemists profession under the guidance of Dr. E. Granger, of Mt. Vernon, N.Y. She was a resident of Bronxville, N.Y., until marrying Harold in 1956. They were residents of River Vale for 40 years and enjoyed many trips together to Rio, Mavi, Jamaica, Bermuda, and L.B.I. summers. In retirement, they moved to Scenic Lake, Vernon Township, in 1999. Phyllis was predeceased by her husband, Harold N. Hansen, and a sister, Barbara Bamber, in 1973. Phyllis is survived by her two sons, Christopher D. Hansen, of Port Jervis, N.Y., and Peter N. Hansen, of Middletown, N.Y.; two grandchildren, Tyler and Jenna Hansen; two sisters, Dorothy Miller-Harwich, of Cape Cod, Mass., and Jane Schmidt, of Ocala, Fla.; a brother, John Paul Bassett, of Richmond, Va.; and several nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends will be received at the Ferguson-Vernon Funeral Home, 241 Route 94, Vernon (GPS use 1 Vanderhoof Court), on Saturday, Feb. 4, from 2-3:30 p.m., with memorial services at 3:30 p.m. | Bassett, Phyllis Hopkins (I3325)
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| 47216 | The New Orleans Advocate Louisiana Tuesday, July 17, 2018 Rita Basse (Gros) Marion Rita Gros Basse, 86, of Williamston SC, widow of Gerard Landry Basse, passed away Friday, July 13, 2018. Born in Barataria, LA, she was a daughter of the late Clement and Efrazia Belsome Gros. She was a member of Lafitte Assembly of God Church in Lafitte, LA. She is survived by her daughters, Ilene Basse Fernandez Boudreaux of Williamston, SC and Janice Basse Gaskill and her husband, Alan Gaskill of Powdersville, SC; grandchildren, Rodney Fernandez, Andrea Fernandez Barber and her husband, Jason Barber, Jared Gaskill, and Brandon Gaskill; great-grandchildren, Austin Pereira, Sara Hurst, Logan Barber, and Valerie Barber; many nieces and nephews. She was the last member of her immediate family. She was predeceased by daughter, Mavis Basse; siblings, Edith Gros Despaux, Ella Gros Dufrene, Lee Gros, Frederick Gros, Rena Gros Basse, and Virginia Gros Sapia. Visitation will be held Saturday, July 21, from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm at Westside/Leitz-Eagan Funeral Home, 5101 W. Bank Exp., Marrero, LA 70072. The funeral service will follow at 1:00 pm in the funeral home. Entombment will be at St.Pius X Cemetery in Crown Point, LA. Gray Mortuary, Pelzer, SC and Westside/Leitz-Egan Funeral Home, Marrero, LA in charge of arrangements. | Gros, Marion Rita (I34)
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| 47217 | The New Orleans Advocate November 30, 2018 Thomas Ware Bass (Picture included) Thomas Ware Bass passed away surrounded by family at his residence on Wednesday, November 28, 2018. A native of Houston, Texas and resident of Abita Springs, Louisiana, age 66 years. He is survived by his son, Steven Vining and his wife Amanda; his grandchildren, Collin and Brooklynn; his siblings, James "Jim" Martin Bass, Walter Hicks Bass and his wife Martha, Robert "Bob" Allen Bass and his wife Becky, and Julie Bass Adkins and her husband Mark. He is also survived by his nieces and nephews; Amanda Morgan Dupey, Matthew O'Keefe, Jade Bass, Lisa Brown, Amy Bass, Evan Bass, Benjamin Bass, Brandi Richardson, Brittany Bass, Matthew Adkins and Ryan Adkins. Thomas also leaves behind a devoted family member, Wendy Simkus. He is preceded in death by his late wife Catherine Bass, who passed away in 2012, his parents, Walter Ware and Betty Jane Bass, as well as his brother, John Stephen Bass, who passed away in 1954. A carpenter by trade, Thomas also had a Masters in Accounting. He loved baseball, was a devoted Yankees fan, surprised many with his bluesy harmonica talent, and was regarded as a loving and generous friend. Friends and family are invited to attend a funeral service at Deliverance Tabernacle, 1303 Dupard Street, Mandeville, Louisiana, on Monday, December 3, 2018 at 11:00 a.m. with visitation beginning at 10:00 a.m. Interment following at Fussell Cemetery in Covington, Louisiana. Serenity Funeral Home of Covington, Louisiana in charge of arrangements. | Bass, Thomas Ware (I44525)
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| 47218 | The New Orleans Advocate, August 16, 2018 Earl Charles ?Charlie? Bassett (Picture included) Earl Charles "Charlie" Bassett passed away on August 14, 2018 at the age of 71. He is survived by his daughter, Stacy Bassett Marino, and son-in-law, Amedeo Marino. He is also survived by four grandchildren, Hannah Bassett, Enzo Marino, Lola Marino and Rocco Marino; a daughter-in-law, Dawn Bassett; two brothers, Stephen Bassett and Robert Bassett; two sisters, Teresa Bassett Pichoff and Susan Bassett Bowes; two half siblings, Benjamin Reed and Lynda Bassett DeMaria. He was preceded in death by his wife, Sylvia Hansen Bassett; his son, Kevin Carter Bassett; his parents, Thelma "Charline" Masters Bassett and Carter F. Bassett; and a half brother, William Carter Bassett. Charlie was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and friend. He will be missed dearly. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the visitation at St. Joseph Catholic Church, 1802 Tulane Avenue, New Orleans, LA on Monday, August 20, 2018 from 9 AM to 10 AM. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated at St. Joseph Catholic Church on Monday at 10 AM. Interment will in Our Lady of Perpetual Help Cemetery, Belle Chasse, LA. Mothe Funeral Home is assisting the family during this time. For directions or to view and sign the online guest book, please visit: www.mothefunerals.com. | Bassett, Earl Charles (I191)
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| 47219 | The New Orleans Advocate, Louisiana, November 21, 2015 Charlotte Bass Lilly (Picture included) Charlotte Bass Lilly was born to Robert Brucks Bass and Marilee Labiche Bass on June 5, 1950 in Frankfurt, Germany. She passed away at home on November 15, 2015. Charlotte was a 1968 graduate of Mount Carmel Academy. Her professional career was devoted to her advertising agency, Table 25, focusing on print advertising. Most important to Charlotte was her involvement in the care and rescue of animals. For years she was a member of the Board of the Louisiana SPCA. After evacuating due to Hurricane Katrina, Charlotte immediately returned to New Orleans and joined the volunteers rescuing abandoned and lost animals from the flood waters. This effort led to her involvement in Animal Rescue New Orleans. ARNO established and operates Louisiana's only no-kill animal shelter. ARNO has rescued and placed over 8,000 animals in the ten years since its inception. Charlotte was a founding member of the Board of ARNO, its driving force, and served as its executive director until her death. She also was for years a member of the Board of Directors of the Krewe of Barkus and acted as one of the managers of the annual Barkus Parade. She was also a past member of the Board of Directors of the Krewe on Endymion. Charlotte also wrote a weekly column in the Louisiana Advocate devoted to animal concerns. She is survived by her husband, Edward J. Lilly, her brother, Robert B. Bass, Jr., his wife Sally and their children, R.B. and Lesley, and her sister, Michelle Bass Bruce, and her husband Brian. In lieu of flowers please send donations in Charlotte's name to ARNO (271 Plauche St., Elmwood, LA 70123, 504.571.1900). Family and friends are invited to attend the Funeral Mass on Monday November 23, 2015 at 11:00 am at Jacob Schoen & Son Funeral Home, 3827 Canal St., New Orleans, LA. Visitation will begin at 8:30 am and continue until Mass time. Condolences may be expressed at www.schoenfh.com. | Bass, Charlotte (I56425)
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| 47220 | The New Orleans Advocate, Louisiana, September 1, 2016 Kevin David Bass Kevin David Bass Sr. passed away peacefully on Tuesday evening, August 30, 2016 surrounded by family and the loving staff of Chateau Living Center and St. Catherine's Hospice. He was 62 years old. Loving father of Sophia Bass, Kevin David Bass Jr. (Nicole), Nicole Bass, Karen Bass, Elizabeth Bass, Shannon Bass (Misty), and Shelly Everett. Grandfather of Cameron Bass, Aliyah Nelson, Izabell Bass, Mitchell Bass, Destiny Bass, Dustin Everett, Taylor Everett, Austin Everett brother of Patrick Bass, Sr. (Debbie), Brien Bass, Kathy Bass, Cindy Bass, the late Sonny Bass, Timmy Bass, Marylee Bass, and Limbo Bass. Son of the late Claude and Elsie Rodriguez Bass. Also survived by numerous nieces and nephews. Kevin was a native of New Orleans and received his U.S. Merchant Marine Document from Houston Marine. He was employed with Tidewater Marine for many years. Kevin was a talented craftsman who enjoyed carving model boats, deep sea fishing, and crabbing. He will be greatly missed by his family and friends. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral service from LEITZ-EAGAN Metairie, 4747 Veterans Memorial Boulevard, on Saturday morning, September 3, 2016 at 11:30. Visitation will begin at 9:30. Interment will follow in Westlawn Park Cemetery, Gretna. An online guestbook is available at www.leitzeaganfuneralhome.com. | Bass, Kevin David (I9)
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| 47221 | The New Orleans Advocate, Louisiana, Thursday, 1 October 2014 Gene Wesley Bass Bass, Gene Wesley GENE WESLEY BASS, age 80, of Slidell, LA, passed away on Monday, September 28, 2015. Beloved husband of Deborah Riley Bass. Father of Steve, Dennis, Cindy, Tony Gene, Mary Margaret, Benjamin J., Rachel Holly, Rebecca L., and Christopher A. Bass. Brother of Robert and Jim. Also survived by numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the Funeral Services at HONAKER FUNERAL HOME, 1751 GAUSE Blvd. WEST (IN FOREST LAWN CEMETERY), Slidell, LA on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2015 at 1:00 P.M. Inurnment in Southeast La. Veterans Cemetery, Slidell, La. Visitation on Saturday after 11:00 A.M. until funeral time. Please visit www.honakerforestlawn.com to sign guestbook. Arrangements by Honaker Funeral Home, Inc., Slidell, LA. | Bass, Gene Wesley (I8370)
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| 47222 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I542)
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| 47223 | The New Orleans Advocate, October 8, 2017 Bette Marie Cadwell (Picture included) Bette Marie Cadwell born on August 13, 1932, in Danville, VA, entered into eternal rest on Friday, October 6, 2017, at the age of 85. She was a long time resident of Chalmette, LA until Hurricane Katrina. Most recently she was a resident of Metairie, LA. She was an active member of Epsilon Sigma Alpha International, a service organization that provides charitable services to their community, for over 25 years. For the first 15 years of her career, she worked with the Bell System. In 1970, she began working with Joseph Maselli and played an instrumental role when Mr. Maselli founded the Italian American Digest in 1973. She retired from the Italian Museum and Research Library after 43 years of service. In 2014, she was named Louisiana Woman of the Year for her service to the Italian American Community. She was preceded in death by her parents Alice and Samuel Bassett; brother John Wilson; husband Robert Cadwell, son Joseph Cadwell, and daughter Tami Constantine. She was a loving stepmother to Cynthia Cadwell. A devoted, loving, and overly motherly grandmother to her grandchildren; Jason Freibet, Stephanie Cadwell, Alex Gai, John Brown, Bridget Gai, Eric Gai, Lauren Boswell, and Joseph Wingfield. Great Grandmother of 14. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the Funeral Mass at 11:00 AM on Wednesday, October 11, 2017 in the J. Garic Schoen Chapel of JACOB SCHOEN & SON. Visitation will begin at 9:00 AM and continue until Mass time. Condolences may be expressed at www.schoenfh.com. | Bassett, Bette Marie (I4370)
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| 47224 | The New Reporter, Whiteville, North Carolina, Friday, May 27, 2011 Adley Augusta Bass CASTLE HAYNE -- Adley Augusta Bass died Wednesday May 25, 2011 at Lower Cape Fear Hospice and LifeCare Center. He was born Nov. 25, 1929 in Columbus County, son of the late Willie James Bass and Cora Buffkin Bass. He was preceded in death by a son, Greg Bass; and a sister, Evelyn Dail. Mr. Bass retired from New Hanover County as a Real Estate Appraiser. Final rites will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, May 28, 2011 at Castle Hayne Baptist Church. Burial will follow in Greenlawn Memorial Park. Andrews Mortuary Market Street Chapel is handling the arrangements. The family will receive friends from 7-8 p.m. Friday May 27 at the funeral home. Surviving are his wife, Beverly Bass; three children, Bryan Bass and Michael Bass, both of Wilmington, Vicki McGraw and husband, David, of Melissa, Texas; two sisters, Annie Malcolm of Charlotte, Susie Davis of Hartsville, S.C.; and three brothers, Audrey Bass of Stanley, Slade Bass of Wilmington and Edward Bass. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Castle Hayne Baptist Church Building Fund. Condolences may be sent to the family at www.andrewsmortuary.com. | Bass, Adley Augusta (I88)
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| 47225 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I50)
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| 47226 | The New York Times 29 April 1990 Georgina B. Bliss Planning to Marry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bliss of West Chester, Pa. have announced September wedding plans for their daughter, Georgiina Bassett Bliss, and William Richmond Marshall 3d, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Swan Marshall 3d of Harbor Island, the Bahamas. Miss Bliss, 26 years old, graduated from the Madeira School and the University of Vermont. She is the sales promotion manager at the Guerlain cosmetics and perfume company in New York. Her father is the president of Hanover Container, a packaging company in Hanover, Pa. Mr. Marshall, 25, graduated from Tabor Academy and St. Lawence University. He is an associate product manager at the Polo/Ralph Lauren Corporation in New York. His father retired as the chairman of the Southern Ohio Bank in Cincinnati. The New York Times 30 September 1990 Miss Bliss and William Marshall 3rd Are Married in Chestertown, Maryland Georgina Bassett Bliss, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hooker Bliss of Worton, Maryland, was married yesterday to William Richmond Marshall 3rd, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Swan Marshall 3rd of Harbour Island, the Bahamas. The Rev. Gregory S. Straub performed the Episcopal ceremony at Emmanuel Church in Chestertown, Maryland. Mrs. Marshall, 26 years old, is the sales promotion manager for Guerlain in New York. She graduated from the Madeira School and the University of Vermont. Her father is the president of Hanover Container, a packaging concern in Hanover, Pennsylvania. She is a granddaughter of Thurstan Bassett-Powell of Chestertown, who retired as chairman of The Daily Telegraph in London. Mr. Marshall, 26, is an associate projects manager in the creative services department at the Polo/Ralph Lauren Corporation in New York. He graduated from Tabor Academy and St. Lawrence University. His father retired as the chairman of the Southern Bank in Cincinnati. | Bliss, Georgina Bassett (I27)
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| 47227 | The New York Times 29 April 1990 Georgina B. Bliss Planning to Marry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bliss of West Chester, Pa. have announced September wedding plans for their daughter, Georgiina Bassett Bliss, and William Richmond Marshall 3d, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Swan Marshall 3d of Harbor Island, the Bahamas. Miss Bliss, 26 years old, graduated from the Madeira School and the University of Vermont. She is the sales promotion manager at the Guerlain cosmetics and perfume company in New York. Her father is the president of Hanover Container, a packaging company in Hanover, Pa. Mr. Marshall, 25, graduated from Tabor Academy and St. Lawence University. He is an associate product manager at the Polo/Ralph Lauren Corporation in New York. His father retired as the chairman of the Southern Ohio Bank in Cincinnati. The New York Times 30 September 1990 Miss Bliss and William Marshall 3rd Are Married in Chestertown, Maryland Georgina Bassett Bliss, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hooker Bliss of Worton, Maryland, was married yesterday to William Richmond Marshall 3rd, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Swan Marshall 3rd of Harbour Island, the Bahamas. The Rev. Gregory S. Straub performed the Episcopal ceremony at Emmanuel Church in Chestertown, Maryland. Mrs. Marshall, 26 years old, is the sales promotion manager for Guerlain in New York. She graduated from the Madeira School and the University of Vermont. Her father is the president of Hanover Container, a packaging concern in Hanover, Pennsylvania. She is a granddaughter of Thurstan Bassett-Powell of Chestertown, who retired as chairman of The Daily Telegraph in London. Mr. Marshall, 26, is an associate projects manager in the creative services department at the Polo/Ralph Lauren Corporation in New York. He graduated from Tabor Academy and St. Lawrence University. His father retired as the chairman of the Southern Bank in Cincinnati. | Marshall, William Richmond III (I38)
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| 47228 | The New York Times 30 September 1990 Miss Bliss and William Marshall 3rd Are Married in Chestertown, Maryland Georgina Bassett Bliss, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hooker Bliss of Worton, Maryland, was married yesterday to William Richmond Marshall 3rd, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Swan Marshall 3rd of Harbour Island, the Bahamas. The Rev. Gregory S. Straub performed the Episcopal ceremony at Emmanuel Church in Chestertown, Maryland. Mrs. Marshall, 26 years old, is the sales promotion manager for Guerlain in New York. She graduated from the Madeira School and the University of Vermont. Her father is the president of Hanover Container, a packaging concern in Hanover, Pennsylvania. She is a granddaughter of Thurstan Bassett-Powell of Chestertown, who retired as chairman of The Daily Telegraph in London. Mr. Marshall, 26, is an associate projects manager in the creative services department at the Polo/Ralph Lauren Corporation in New York. He graduated from Tabor Academy and St. Lawrence University. His father retired as the chairman of the Southern Bank in Cincinnati. | Marshall, Samuel Swan III (I39)
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| 47229 | The New York Times February 2, 1858 Married Bassett-Giddings - In Brooklyn, on Monday, February 1, by Rev. G.S. Gilbert, Marcus E. Bassett to Susie E., daughter of Senter M. Giddings, Esq., of Brooklyn. | Bassett, Marcus Eneas (I1133)
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| 47230 | The New York Times February 2, 1858 Married Bassett-Giddings - In Brooklyn, on Monday, February 1, by Rev. G.S. Gilbert, Marcus E. Bassett to Susie E., daughter of Senter M. Giddings, Esq., of Brooklyn. | Giddings, Susan Elizabeth (I1137)
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| 47231 | The New York Times March 26, 1909 For Divorce and $62,500 Referee Finds in Favor of Mrs. Theodore W. Bassett's Suit Special to The New York Times New Haven, Connecticut - March 25 - Referee William Hamersley reported today to Judge Case of Superior Court in favor of allowing Mrs. Theodore W. Bassett of New York City a divorce. Mr. Bassett is an officer of the United States Rubber Reclaiming Company of New York CIty. The report finds that Mr. Bassett's fortune amounts to $250,000 and gives his wife a fourth of it, $62,500. 1900 Federal Census of Derby, New Haven County, Connecticut (1 Jun 1900) Theodore W. Bassett - 30- M - Jul 1869 - CT-CT-CT - Head - Iron Manufacturer Annie - 31 - F - Jan 1869 - CT-MA-CT - Wife Maurice Frisdorfer - 32 - M - Feb 1868 - NY-NY-NY - Boarder (Married 9 years, no children) | Lewis, Ann Elizabeth (I2757)
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| 47232 | The New York Times October 23, 1960 Polly Mallory McLean Engaged to Lawyer Special to The New York Times Darien, Connecticut, October 22 - Mrs. Hugh C. Harris has made known the engagement of her daughter, Miss Polly Mallory McLean, to Kenneth Burrett Bassett. He is the son of Mrs. Walter B. Bassett of Cincinnati and the late Mr. Bassett The couple plan to be married early next year. Miss McLean, daughter also of Charles Stuart McLean Jr. of Vernon, New York, is a graduate of Denison University in Granville, Ohio. She is making her home in Cincinnati. Mr. Bassett, an alumnus of Denison, also was graduated from the University of Cincinnati School of Law. He served for three years as a lieutenant in the Naval Reserve. He is with the law firm of Nichols, Wood, Marx & Ginter in Cincinnati. The New York Times February 19, 1961 Polly McLean And a Lawyer Wed in Danbury Graduates of Denison Married in Chapel of Wooster School Special to The New York Times Danbury, Connecticut, February 18 - Miss Polly Mallory Mclean and Kenneth Burrett Bassett were married in an Episcopal ceremony here this afternoon in the Wooster School Chapel. The Reverend John Duane Verdery, headmaster of the school, performed the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Hugh Courtney Harris of Wilton and Charles Stuart McLean Jr. of Vernon, New York. Her husband is the son of Mrs. Walter B. Bassett of Cincinnati and the late Mr. Bassett. Mr. McLean gave his daughter in marriage. She wore a gown of white silk organza adorned with re-embroidered lace, and a veil of tulle fastened to cap of seed pearls. The bride carried a bouquet of white flowers. Miss Lavinia Rundel McLean was maid of honor for her sister and Miss Lois Ladly was the other attendant. Thomas Haack was best man. Mrs. Bassett, who graduated from Denison University, is a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burton Mallory and of Mrs. Christine Rundel McLean and Charles Stuart McLean, all of Danbury. The bride is a descendant also of Ezra Mallory, founder of the Mallory Hat Company here. Mr. Bassett, an alumnus of Denison and the University of Cincinnati College of Law, served as a lieutenant for three years with the Navy Reserve. He is with the law firm of Nichols, Wood, Marx & Ginter in Cincinnati. The bridegroom is a grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pfeiffer of Fort Thomas, Kentucky, and the late Mr. and Mrs. William B. Bassett of Cincinnati. | McLean, Polly Mallory (I18)
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| 47233 | The New York Times October 9, 1936 Theodore W. Bassett Retired President of the United States Rubber Reclaiming Company Special to the New York Times Rye, New York - October 8 - Theodore Wells Bassett, former president of the United States Rubber Reclaiming Company, died today at his home here. He was 67 years old. He was the son of the late Theodore Sheldon Bassett of Milford, Connecticut, a founder of the United States Rubber Reclaiming Company. Mr. Bassett retired fifteen years ago. He founded the Bassett Corset Company of Derby, Connecticut, and once owned a rolling mill in Wyoming. He was a member of the New York Athletic Club. His widow, Mrs. Alice L. Bassett, and a son, Theodore S., survive. The New York Times March 26, 1909 For Divorce and $62,500 Referee Finds in Favor of Mrs. Theodore W. Bassett's Suit Special to The New York Times New Haven, Connecticut - March 25 - Referee William Hamersley reported today to Judge Case of Superior Court in favor of allowing Mrs. Theodore W. Bassett of New York City a divorce. Mr. Bassett is an officer of the United States Rubber Reclaiming Company of New York CIty. The report finds that Mr. Bassett's fortune amounts to $250,000 and gives his wife a fourth of it, $62,500. 1880 Federal Census of Derby, New Haven County, Connecticut Theodore Bassett - 41 - M - CT-CT-CT - Head - Prop. Iron Foundry Carrie - 40 - F - NY-NY-NY - Wife - Keeping House Herman - 13 - M - CT-CT-NY - Son - School Theodore - 10 - M - CT-CT-NY - Son - School Sheldon - 13 - M - CT-CT-NY - Other - School Margaret Gennelly - 33 - F - IR-IR-IR - Other - Servant Kate Donavan - 47 - F - IR-IR-IR - Other - Servant Lizzie Cullan - 20 - F - CT-IR-IR - Other - Servant 1900 Federal Census of Derby, New Haven County, Connecticut (1 Jun 1900) Theodore W. Bassett - 30- M - Jul 1869 - CT-CT-CT - Head - Iron Manufacturer Annie - 31 - F - Jan 1869 - CT-MA-CT - Wife Maurice Frisdorfer - 32 - M - Feb 1868 - NY-NY-NY - Boarder (Married 9 years, no children) 1920 Federal Census of Rye, Westchester County, New York (23 Feb 1920) Theodore W. Bassett - 50 - M - CT-CT-NY - Head - Manufacturer Rubber Goods Alice L. - 40 - F - NY-NY-NY - Wife Theodore S. Jr. - 8 - M - NY-CT-NY - Son Hanna Nesbit - 74 - F - NY-IR-IR - MotherL 1 waiter, 1 cook & 3 stablemen (Living on Park Avenue) 1930 Federal Census of Rye, Westchester County, New York (2 Apr 1930) Theodore W. Bassett - 60 - M - CT-CT-NY - Head Alice L. - 48 - F - CT-ST-NI - Wife Theodore S. - 18 - M - NY-CT-CT - Son & 2 servants (ST - Scotland) (NI - Northern Ireland) (Living at 400 Park Avenue) (Married at 39 & 27) | Bassett, Theodore Wells (I2756)
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| 47234 | The New York Times 30 September 1990 Miss Bliss and William Marshall 3rd Are Married in Chestertown, Maryland Georgina Bassett Bliss, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hooker Bliss of Worton, Maryland, was married yesterday to William Richmond Marshall 3rd, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Swan Marshall 3rd of Harbour Island, the Bahamas. The Rev. Gregory S. Straub performed the Episcopal ceremony at Emmanuel Church in Chestertown, Maryland. Mrs. Marshall, 26 years old, is the sales promotion manager for Guerlain in New York. She graduated from the Madeira School and the University of Vermont. Her father is the president of Hanover Container, a packaging concern in Hanover, Pennsylvania. She is a granddaughter of Thurstan Bassett-Powell of Chestertown, who retired as chairman of The Daily Telegraph in London. Mr. Marshall, 26, is an associate projects manager in the creative services department at the Polo/Ralph Lauren Corporation in New York. He graduated from Tabor Academy and St. Lawrence University. His father retired as the chairman of the Southern Bank in Cincinnati. The Daily Local, December 3, 2020 Thomas Hooker Bliss Sr. Thomas Hooker Bliss, Sr. died in Charleston, SC on November 28. A devoted husband, father, grandfather, uncle, and friend, Tom will be fondly remembered for his good sense of humor, and gentle touch on the dance floor. Thomas H. Bliss, Sr. was born in New York City on January 6, 1938 to John Henry Bliss and Claribel (Shura) Schmitt Bliss. A consummate New Yorker, his family resided on the upper west side and eventually moved to Washingtonville, NY. Tom attended Kent School in Connecticut graduating in 1956. He graduated from Lehigh University with a BS in marketing in 1960 and joined the US Marine Corps completing his duty in 1966. Tom opened Bliss Box Corporation in 1972 in West Chester, PA. A consummate box man, he grew the business and sold it to Packaging Corporation of America after a successful 20 year run. Tom?s legacy continues with PCA at Hanover Container where the Bliss Stitcher machine continues to make corrugated containers and bears the Bliss Box logo, BBC. Tom was devoted to community service participating on multiple boards and projects including the YMCA of Oxford, PA, Elwyn Institute of Media, PA, and more recently Oxford Community Center of Oxford, MD. He adored sailing and exploring the Chesapeake Bay and the Maine coastlines where he lived and spent many vacations. He skied until the age of 79 and traveled extensively throughout the US and abroad. Tom is survived by his wife of 58 years, Patricia Bassett-Powell Bliss, their two children, Georgina Bassett Bliss Marshall (William ?Rick?), and Thomas Hooker Bliss, Jr (Lei), his six grandchildren, Charles, James, Isabelle, Kevin, Philip, Trinity, beloved cousins, nephews and extended family. Tom will be incredibly missed by all. Arrangements by J. Henry Stuhr, Inc., Charleston, SC. A memorial message may be sent to the family by visiting our website at www.jhenrystuhr.com. | Bliss, Thomas Hooker (I26)
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| 47235 | The New York Times Suzanne Bassett, Will Be Married To William Derby Thomas A. Bassett of New York and Millbrook, N.Y., has announced the engagement of his daughter, Suzanne Sherman Bassett, to William Harlan Derby, son of Robert A. Derby Jr. of New York, and the late Mrs. Derby. The wedding is planned for October. The future bride, a daughter of the late Irene M. Bassett, is an administrative assistant with the National Electronic Information Corporation in New York. She attended the Convent of the Sacred Heart in Manhattan and Mount Vernon College in Washington. She was presented at the Debutante Cotillion and Christmas Ball. She is a granddaughter of Mrs. Julius W. Noyes of New York, Sharon, Conn., and Madrid, and the late Mr. and Mrs. John Humphrey Phillips Bassett of New York. Mr. Bassett was an associate with Henderson, Harrison & Struthers, New York stockbrokers. The bride's father is a vice president in the management department of Douglas Elliman-Gibbons & Ives Inc., a New York real estate sales and management company. Mr. Derby, a guitarist, graduated from Ithaca College. He is a grandson of the late William J. Hutchinson, who was a director and treasurer of the International Nickel Company of Canada Ltd., and a great-great-grandson of Justice John Marshall Harlan of the United States Supreme Court. His father is an assistant vice president of the United States Trust Company of New York. | Bassett, Suzanne Sherman (I26343)
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| 47236 | The New York Times Abstract Dobbie Coleman Is Wed In Florida At Father's Home; Bride of Theodore S. Bassett In Ceremony at Palm Beach Palm Beach, Florida - March 24 (AP) - Miss Susan F. (Dobbie) Coleman was married to Theodore S. Bassett of London and New York on Monday at the home of her father and stepmother, Mr. and Mrs. George L. Coleman. The Monterey Herald November 14, 2010 Susan Coleman "Dobbie" Bassett de Segur May 9, 1942 - November 4, 2010 Upperville, Virginia - Dobbie Bassett, 68, died Thursday night at her home after a long illness. Ms. Bassett was born in Miami, Oklahoma to George L. and Elizabeth Fullerton Coleman in 1942. Her family moved to Pebble Beach, California a few years later because of her father's love of golf. Dobbie began riding horses as a very young child and was a consummate horsewoman from the start. She competed nationally from a young age, under the expert eye of the renowned horse trainer Richard (Dick) Collins. She won blue ribbons on her horse Fancy Free throughout her entire childhood. Her striving for perfection and her competitive spirit, later served her well when showing and winnng with her beloved Cardigan Welsh Corgis. Her education included Santa Catalina School for Girls in Monterey, California and then onto Garrison Forrest in Maryland. She attended finishing school in Switzerland, where she learned to speak French fluently, and then went to Florence, Italy to study art history. Moving to New York City at age 20, Dobbie studied interior design and fashion, and developed her innate sense of style and flair, which would be one of her trademarks throughout her life. Dobbie's passion was her animals - specifically horses and dogs. Through her young daughter, Caroline's Corgi, Gwendolyn, she fell in love with the breed. She moved to Middleburg, Virginia in 1983 where she could live out her dream of fox hunting in the beautiful Virginia Piedmont, and continue breeding and showing Cardigans. She focused her creative energy in breeding championship lines of this wonderful breed and made an enormous contribution to the Corgi world. She had two marriages. She was married to Theodore S. Bassett and they had one daughter, Caroline. Her second marriage was to Pierre de Segur in Paris, France, a city very dear to her heart. She had many friends from all walks of life. Dobbie Coleman Bassett de Segur will be missed by all who knew her. She is survived by her only daughter, Caroline E. Bassett, who resides in New York City and sister, Sarah Coleman Cecconi, a long-time resident of Pebble Beach. In lieu of flowers, donations would be most welcome to the Cardigan Welsh Corgi Association of America (CWCCA), c/o Ingrid Greca, P.O. Box 0069, Willoughby, Ohio 44094, "earmarked" for the "Veterans". | Coleman, Susan F. (Dobbie) (I3400)
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| 47237 | The New York Times, 17 January 1886 Three Boys Break Through The Ice NEW-BEDFORD, Mass., Jan. 16.--Three boys of a party playing polo on the ice broke in to-day, and Eddie Bassett, the 7-year-old son of William A. Bassett, a fish dealer, was drowned. David Phillips, of the crew of the revenue marine school bark S.P. Chase, distinguished himself in saving the life of one of the boys. He jumped into the water and held the boy up a long time until assistance arrived. | Bassett, Edwin B. (I13330)
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| 47238 | The New York Times, 21 Apr 1863 Tompkins – In Tarrytown, on Sunday, April 19, Joanna, wife of Searing F. Tompkins, in the 39th year of her age. Funeral from her late residence, Tarrytown, on Tuesday, April 21, at 2 ½ o’clock. | Bassett, Joanna (I06665)
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| 47239 | The New York Times, 25 Mar 1898 Bassett – On Wednesday, March 23, 1898, Jay Lester Bassett, son of Dr.l John S. Bassett, in the twenty-second year of his age. Funeral services at t Church of the Incarnation, Madison Av. and 35th St., Saturday, March 26, at 3 o’clock P.M. | Bassett, Jay Lester (I10760)
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| 47240 | The New York Times, 25 Oct 1912 Married BELL-BASSETT – On Thursday, Oct. 24th, at Grace Church Chantry by the Rev. Dr. Slattery, Marie Cowenhoven Bassett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bart Bassett of New York City, to Dr. Leslie Cabell Bell of Waterbury, Conn. | Family: Dr. Leslie Cabell Bell / Marie Conwenhoven Bassett (F07609)
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| 47241 | The New York Times, 8 Jun 1918 Miss Lucille R. Schulte Engaged Mrs. Anthony Schulte of 495 West End Avenue announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Lucille Rose Schulte, to John Humphrey Phillips Bassett, U.S.N.R.F., son of Mrs. William Douglas Fitch of New Haven, Conn. The wedding is to take place on June 19 at the home of the bride. The New York Times, 20 Jun 1918 Bassett-Schulte The marriage of John Humphrey Phillips Bassett of the U.S.N. Reserve Force, and a son of Mrs. William Douglas Fitch of New Haven, Conn., and Miss Lucille R. Schulte, a daughter of Mrs. Anthony Schulte of this city, was celebrated last evening at the home of the bride’s mother, 495 West End Avenue. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Frank Oliver Hall of the Universalist Church of the Divine Paternity, before a temporary altar decorated with pink and white peonies, in the presence of the families only. The bride, who uncle, David A. Schulte, gave her in marriage, wore a white satin gown trimmed with Carrickmacross lace and her tulle veil was held with orange blossoms. Her only attendant was her sister, Miss Antoinette Schulte. Mr. Bassett’s best man was John Sutphen, Jr. | Family: John Humphrey Phillips Bassett / Lucille R. Schulte (F06445)
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| 47242 | The New York Times, 9 May 1977 Abraham Bass BASS ? Abraham. Aged 74. Of North Miami Beach, Fla. On May 7, 1977. Beloved husband of Belle. Devoted father of Stanley and Bruce. Dear brother of George and Morris Bass, Ella Stuber and Libby Wishansky. Funeral services were held Sunday, ?The Riverside,? North Miami Beach, Fla. 1930 Federal Census of Brooklyn, Kings County, New York (25 Apr 1930) Al Bass 27 M NY RU RU Head Proprietor Hosiery Belle 20 F NY RU RU Wife 1940 Federal Census of Brooklyn, Kings County, New York (3 Apr 1940) Al Bass 37 M Head NY Same Clothing Salesman ? Retail Belle 29 F Wife NY Same Stanley 9 M Son NY Same 1950 Federal Census of Brooklyn, Kings County, New York (7 Apr 1950) Al Bass 43 M Head NY Proprietor Retail Mens Apparel Belle 39 F Wife NY Bruce 10 M Son NY | Bass, Abe (I3)
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| 47243 | The New York Times, 9 Nov 1907 Mrs. Natalie W. Bassett A Bride Special to The New York Times NEW HAVEN, Conn. Nov. 8 – News reached here today of the wedding in New York City yesterday of Mrs. Natalie Wilson Bassett of this city to William Douglass Fitch of Norwich. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Houghton. Mrs. Fitch is the widow of Thomas A. Bassett, a former business man of this city. Mr. Fitch is the son of the late William H. Fitch of Fitchville, Conn prominent woolen manufacturer. His wife is several years his senior. | Family: William Douglass Fitch / Natalie Wilson (F06444)
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| 47244 | The New York Times, April 24, 1997 Skye Bassett BASSETT-Skye. On April 27, 1997. Beloved daughter of Georgie and Bruce. Loving sister of Chance, Teak and Tay. Beloved fiancée of Kevin Colbert. Memorial mass at Saint Vincent Ferrer Church, Lexington Avenue at 66th Street, Thursday, April 24, at 1 P.M. | Bassett, Skye Lynnette (I26352)
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| 47245 | The New York Times, June 2, 2006 Perry R. Bass, Patriarch of Fames Texas Oil Family, Dies Perry R. Bass, the patriarch of a family that came to symbolize wealth and oil in Texas, died yesterday at the age of 91. Mr. Bass was at the center of a family business that traces its origins to Sid Richardson, the Texas wildcatter who borrowed $40 from Mr. Bass?s mother during the Depression and struck the Keystone and Slaughter oil fields in West Texas. On his death in 1959, Mr. Richardson, a bachelor, gave most of his money to charity, but set aside about $11 million in oil properties and real estate for his only nephew, Perry. Mr. Bass learned the oil business at the elbow of his uncle, who used to conduct business out of a Fort Worth drugstore. With his uncle?s training and money, Mr. Bass set up Bass Brothers Enterprises in 1960, to manage the family?s enormous oil and ranching interests, including the Sid Richardson Energy Services Company, which the family sold late last year for $1.6 billion. But, as soon as he could, Mr. Bass groomed his four sons to take over the business, which blossomed under the guidance of Mr. Bass?s eldest son, Sid. Forbes magazine estimated the family fortune last year to be over $9 billion, although it had been as high as $11 billion, several years ago. Once Mr. Bass gave the reins to Sid, the family diversified its holdings outside of energy by buying stakes in undervalued companies and then pushing for management changes. Some paid off and some did not: One target, Texaco, paid Mr. Bass and his sons $400 million in greenmail to go away; stock market reverses after Sept. 11, however, forced the family to sell about $2 billion in Disney shares. Yet for all the family?s swashbuckling history ? and for their financial ups and downs ? they have remained extremely private, shunning the press and refusing interviews. One glimpse of the family fortune came in 1980 when Mr. Bass had to file a financial disclosure statement when he became chairman of the Texas State Parks and Wildlife Commission. It showed the family collected royalties from 68 oil companies in 12 states and owned a large part of downtown Fort Worth. Perry Richardson Bass was born on Nov. 11, 1914, in Wichita Falls, Tex. Soft-spoken, Mr. Bass graduated from the Hill School in Pottstown, Pa., and in 19837 graduated with a degree in geology from Yale. He later donated $20 million to build a molecular biology center at Yale. A passionate conservationist and outdoorsman, Mr. Bass was also an expert sailor. He was navigator for Ted Turner?s American Eagle when it won the World?s Open Racing Championship in 1972. Under the family?s leadership and philanthropy, downtown Fort Worth was transformed from a collection of storefronts to a glistening urban center. The renovation included the Nancy Lee & Perry R. Bass Performance Hall, which was opened in 1998 and is host to such events as the Van Cliburn international piano competition. Mr. Bass and his wife, Nancy Lee Bass, who survives him, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in 1991 by giving $1 million to each of 50 different institutions. Three of Mr. Bass?s sons ? Sid, Lee and Edward ? invested with their father. In 1983, a fourth son, Robert, broke away to form his own investment firm. Mr. Bass is also survived by all his sons. | Bass, Perry Richardson (I34804)
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| 47246 | The New York Times, June 4, 1981 Antoinette E. Schulte Antoinette E. Schulte, an artist, died of cancer at her Manhattan apartment on May 26. She was 84 years old. Miss Schulte’s paintings, which include still-lifes, portraits, landscapes and Paris vistas, are in collections at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art, the Smithsonian Institution and the Toronto Museum. She started painting as a young woman and continued in Paris and later studied with Lopez Mezquita, the Spanish portraitist. Her father was Anthony Schulte, who founded a chain of cigar stores in New York. She is survived by a sister, Lucille S. Bassett, of Manhattan. | Schulte, Antoinette E. (I26347)
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| 47247 | The New York Times, Monday, October 23, 1922 Dr. Mary Imogene Bassett Special to The New York Times. Cooperstown, N.Y., Oct. 22 - Dr. Mary Imogene Bassett, Chief of Staff of the $2,000,000 hospital opened here June 1 and named after her, died suddenly Saturday at her home here of a paralytic stroke. She was 60 years old, the daughter of two physicians, Drs. Wilson T. and Mary Augusta Bassett, of this city. Mary Imogene Bassett - A Brief Biography provided by Jane Schlesser, Director of Public Relatio Bassett Healthcare, Cooperstown, New York Mary Imogene Bassett was born to Doctors Wilson and Mary A. Bassett in Mount Vision, New York in 1856. In 1874, the family moved their growing medical practice to Cooperstown. They practiced in a house that still stands on lower Fair Street and treated their patients for $6-$12 week -- including room and board! At a time when few women found recognition in medical careers, Dr. Mary Imogene distinguished herself early. She was only 31 when she graduated from the Woman's College of Pennsylvania. She received further training and became an instructor in Nervous Diseases at the Philadelphia Polyclinic and College for Graduates in Medicine. She published several articles in th field and was subsequently elected delegate to the Philadelphia County Medical Society and the American Medical Association (AMA). After the death of her mother in 1893, she abruptly turned to a rural general practice in Cooperstown with her aging father. Her father died in 1905 and Dr. Mary Imogene continued alone. She had a very active practice in and around Cooperstown. She was a beloved, dedicated physician who was called "Dr. Molly" by most of her patients. Among her friends and patients was Edward Severin Clark. He had great admiration for Mary Bassett. According to anecdote, he heard her express a wish for a laboratory to provide scientific data with which she and the other Cooperstown practitioners could better care for their patients. Mr. Cla granted her wish, building not only a laboratory, but a fully-equipped 100-bed fieldstone hospital building. Named "The Mary Imogene Bassett Hospital", it was meant as a living memorial to Dr. Bassett. In 1918, the hospital was nearing completion and was offered by Mr. Clark to the xxx for use as a convalescent home for aviation officers until late 1919. The public opening of the hospital came in June 1922, with D Bassett serving as chief of staff. Tragically, she suddenly died of a stroke at home in October of that year. Mr. Clark directed that the light in t cupola be lit every night in memory of her - and it is to this day. Catalog of the Otsego Co. Musical Society Convention held in Cooperstow January 29, 1856 Under the Direction of Prof. Wm. B. Bradbury of New Yo Assisted by Prof. Thos. Hastings and Miss Kate Bennett 1956 ---- Wilson T. Bassett, Mount Vision. | Bassett, Dr. Mary Imogene (I51)
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| 47249 | The New York Times, Thursday, December 17, 1942 Ulysses S.G. Bassett Teacher in Washington Schools for Many Years Dies Special to the New York Times. WASHINGTON, D.C., Dec. 15 - Ulysses Simpson Grant Bassett, for many years a teacher in Washington High Schools, died here yesterday, at the age of 70. Mr. Bassett came here last week from his home in New Haven, Conn., suffering from a stroke, and rapidly became worse. A funeral service will be held here tomorrow. Burial will be in Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven, on Friday. Mr. Bassett was born on July 7, 1872, in Haiti, where his father, Ebenezer Don C. Bassett, had been United States Minister under President Hayes. His father later was Consul General of Haiti in New York for fourteen years. Before teaching in Washington, Ulysses Bassett taught in Philadelphia and New York. He prepared for college at Hopkins Grammar School, New Haven. He was not married. A brother, Ebenezer Don C. Bassett Jr. was a member of the Yale class of '85. Howard University Medical College Ulysses Simpson Grant Bassett, A.B. - Born i n1872, Port au Prince, Haiti. Attended public schools, New Haven, Conn.; graduated A.B., 1895, Yale University, New Haven. Attended Howard University Medical College, session 31, 1898-9. Is a teacher in the Washington (D.C.) High School; present address 927 N Street, N.W. | Bassett, Ulysses Simpson Grant (I10)
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| 47250 | The New Zealand Herald, 12 March 2024 Rhondda Martel MARTEL, Rhondda Kay (nee Bassett). Born October 20, 1949. Rhondda passed away aged 74 on February 23, 2024 in Australia after a short illness. Daughter of the late Fred and Gladys Bassett. She will be greatly missed by her sisters Lindsay, Christine, Cousin Donald and respective families. Funeral was held in Australia on March 5th 2024. Any communications to Christine.estelle.orum@gmail.com. | Bassett, Rhondda Kay (I143)
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