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| 49401 | The Weekly Telephone, Milton Junction, Wisconsin Thursday, January 21, 1904 Albert S. Bassett Albert S. Bassett was born in Madison County, New York, on January 21, 1827, and died at his home in the town of Milton on Jan. 14, 1904. If he had lived one week longer he would have been 77 years of age. He came to Wisconsin in 1848 and settled near Fort Atkinson and has been a resident of this part of the state ever since. On March 18, 1875, he was married to Miss Nelia Rose. To them two children were born, a daughter and a son, the daughter dying when two years of age. Surviving Mr. Bassett there remains the bereaved widow and a sorrowing son. Albert Bassett was the oldest member of his family living when he died. He left two brothers and four sisters. The brothers are Truman of the town of Milton and Newell of South Dakota, and the sisters Mrs. Harriett Stevenson and Mrs. Eliza Wentworth both of Fort Atkinson, and Mrs. Emma Stone and Mrs. Diadama Lyons both of the town of Milton. Funeral services were held Saturday from his late home, conducted by Rev. C. M. Starkweather who chose as his text Hebrews 4: 9, There remaineth therefore a rest to the people of God. 1880 Federal Census of Milton, Rock County, Wisconsin A.S. Bassett 53 M NY NY NY Head Farmer Nelia 39 F NY NY NY Wife House Keeping Pearl 2 F WI NY NY Daughter Annie 76 F NY RI RI Mother 1900 Federal Census of Milton Twp., Rock County, Wisconsin (28 Jun 190 A.S. Bassett 73 M Jan 1827 NY NY NY Head Farming N.S. 49 F Apr 1851 NY NY NY Wife Ray 19 M Oct 1880 WI NY NY Son (Married 25 years, 2 children, 1 living) | Bassett, Albert Seth (I07807)
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| 49402 | The Wellington Enterprise, February 25, 2015 LaRay Brewer KENT ? LaRay E. Brewer, 67, of Kent, died Sunday, Feb. 22, 2015, at her home. She was born Aug. 14, 1947, in Medina, to Richard Edward and Evelyn R. (Kujat) Bassett. She was a member of St. Patrick Church in Kent. LaRay enjoyed gardening and history. She loved spending time with her family and friends. LaRay loved all animals, especially her two dogs Lance and Milo. She is survived by her son, Troy Brewer of Kent; three siblings; many cousins, nieces, nephews, and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents, Richard and Evelyn Bassett; and infant sister, Diane Bassett. A memorial Mass will be held later in the spring. Burial will be held at Maple Grove Cemetery after the memorial Mass. Memorial contributions may be made to Animal Protective League, 8122 Infirmary Rd., Ravenna, OH 44266. Bissler & Sons Funeral Home and Crematory are handling the arrangements. | Bassett, LaRay (I32044)
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| 49403 | The Wellsboro Gazette, August 22, 2018 Faye (Henry) Porter (1936 ? 2018) (Picture included) Faye Henry Porter, 82, of Knox, passed away Aug. 12, 2018. Faye was born Jan. 26, 1936 in Charleston Township to the late Roscoe and Leora Bassett Henry. She was preceded in death by children, Donald Francis Porter II and Vicki Lynn Rudolph; brother, Jack Henry; sister and brother-in-law, Lois and Thomas Medeiros and sister-in-law Jennie Porter. She graduated from Charleston School District where she was Miss Suburban Wellsboro in 1953. On Aug. 17, 1951, Faye met her true love and partner for life, Donald Francis Porter of Wellsboro. As Louis Armstrong sang it best, "A Kiss to Build a Dream On." Faye and Don married on July 4, 1954 and together had three beautiful children, Donald Francis II, Vicki Lynn and Kevin. Those left to cherish Faye's memory are her devoted husband, Donald Francis Porter; son Kevin; siblings: Gary and Ruth Henry, Joyce and Dick English and Margaret and Kenneth Waters; daughter-in-law Patricia Fleming Porter; her grandchildren and great-grandchildren: Amos and Kim Rudolph; children Josephine Faye and Emmett Gerald; Jacob Rudolph, children Alexandra Lynn and Emma Leigh; Brandi and Will Smith, children Vicki Arlene and Eliza Wray; Megan Porter; Kirk and Tara Porter, children Mehki Christian Tharan and Aidan Bradley Tharan. Also surviving: sister-in-law Roberta Henry; sister and brother-in-law Phyllis and Bert Garrison; sister-in-law Lois Fisher; brother-in-law Harold Porter as well as many nieces, nephews and dear friends. Per Faye's wishes, there will be no memorial or service. In lieu of services, to help remember this incredibly sweet, loving woman, make it a point to live life as best you can, share memories, meals and stories with your loved ones. Take time to find a partner to share the ups and downs life can bring your way, supporting each other. | Henry, Faye (I35861)
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| 49404 | The Welsh-American Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania April 1, 1918 Member of Caradog’s Choir Dead Members of Caradog’s renowned Welsh choir are dropping gradually out of existence. The last of the famous combination to “cross the border†is William Bassett, builder and contractor, who passed away in his sixty-eighth year at his residence in Union Terrace, Llanelly. He was for many years organist and choir master at the Llannely Parish Church, and was in great demand as a musical conductor and adjudicator. South Wales Weekly Post February 16, 1918 Respected Llanelly Citizen TAfter a long illness, Mr. William Bassett, contractor, Union Terrace, Llanelly, passed away on Friday in his 67th years. He held the license of the Greenfield Inn for many years. Up to quite recently he took a prominent part in public life, being a Freemason, a member of the Guardians and the Rural Council, and had at one time acted as organist and choirmaster at the Llanelly Parish Church. He was also a member of the famous Caradoc Choir. There are three sons in the Army and three daughters - Mrs. McGill, Cardiff, Mrs. D. L. Bowen, and Mrs. J. Knoyle. 1851 British Census of 3 Greenfields, St. Elli, Llanelly, Carmarthen, Wales, England Ann Bassett - Married - Female - 31 - Head - Llandilo, Carmarthen - Mariner's Wife Mary Ann - Female - 4 - Daughter - Llanelly, Carmarthen William - Male - 1 - Son - Llanelly, Carmarthen 1861 British Census of Old Miter Inn, Llantillio Pertholey, Monmouth, England David Thomas - Male - 36 - Head - Llandilo, Carmarthen - Smith and Inn Keeper Elizabeth - Female - 40 - Wife - Walford, Hereford Jane Hannah - Female - 5 - Daughter - Llantillio, Monmouth David - Male - 2 - Son - Llantillio, Monmouth William Bassett - Male - 13 - Nephew - Llanelly, Carmarthen and two others 1871 British Census of Llanelly, Llanelly, Carmarthen, Wales, England Ann Bassett - Widow - Female - 54 - Head - Llandilo, Carmarthen - Cheesemonger William - Male - 20 - Son - Llanelly, Carmarthen Catherine - Female - 16 - Daughter - Llanelly, Carmarthen Jane Thomas - Widow - Female - 78 - Mother - Llandilo, Carmarthen 1881 British Census of Union Terrace, Llanelly, Carmarthen, Wales, England William Bassett - Male - 31 - Head - Llanelly, Carmarthen - Mason Margaret - Female - 28 - Wife - Llandovery, Carmarthen Margaret Ann - Female - 4 - Daughter - Llanelly, Carmarthen William John - Male - 2 - Son - Llanelly, Carmarthen Lena Kate - Female - 3/12 - Female - Daughter - Llanelly, Carmarthen Mary Ann Jones - Female - 18 - Servant - Llanelly, Carmarthen - General Servant 1891 British Census of 2 Coldstream Street, Llanelly, Carmarthen, Wales, England William Bassett - Male - 42 - Head - Llanelly, Carmarthen - Builder Margaret - Female - 38 - Wife - Llandovery, Carmarthen William John - Male - 12 - Son - Llanelly, Carmarthen - Scholar Lena Kate - Female - 10 - Daughter - Llanelly, Carmarthen Thomas Garfield - Male - 9 - Son - Llanelly, Carmarthen Edith Annie - Female - 4 - Daughter - Llanelly, Carmarthen 1901 British Census of 2 Coldstream Street, Llanelly, Carmarthen, Wales, England William Bassett - Male - 51 - Head - Llanelly, Carmarthen - Builder and Contractor Margaret - Female - 48 - Wife - Llandovery, Carmarthen Lena - Female - 20 - Daughter - Llanelly, Carmarthen Edith - Female - 14 - Daughter - Llanelly, Carmarthen Donald - Male - 7 - Son - Llanelly, Carmarthen Dorothy - Female - 5 - Daughter - Llanelly, Carmarthen and two servants 1911 British Census of Greenfield Inn, Llanelly, Carmarthen, Wales, England William Bassett - Male - 60 - Head - Llanelly, Carmarthen - Building Contractor Margaret - Female - 57 - Wife - Llandovery, Carmarthen Donald - Male - 17 - Son - Llanelly, Carmarthen Dorothy - Female - 15 - Daughter - Llanelly, Carmarthen Annie Thomas - 20 - Female - Servant - Llanelly, Carmarthen - General Servant | Bassett, William (I6)
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| 49405 | The Wenatchee World Washington Tuesday, June 10, 1997 Leona Bessett, 71 Leona Bessett, 71, an East Wenatchee area resident, passed away Sunday morning, June 8, 1997, at Central Washington Hospital. She was born on December 16, 1925, at Centerville, Missouri, to Dave and Minola (Ruble) Shaver. She was raised in Missouri and Illinois prior to entering the U.S. Womens Army Corps during World War II. She served as a medical technician at Madigan Army Hospital, Fort Lewis. She met Ralph E. Bessett in Tacoma and they were married there on May 23, 1947. They made their home in Tacoma until moving to Crescent Bar in 1982. They moved to East Wenatchee in 1991. She is survived by her husband, Ralph E. Bessett, East Wenatchee; three children, Ralph David Bessett, Carlton, Barbara Lee Bessett, Vancouver, Washington, and Dana Scott Bessett, Chehalis; nine grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by three brothers and two sisters. Arrangements are by Telford's Chapel of the Valley, East Wenatchee. | Shaver, Leona (I8)
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| 49406 | The Wenatchee World, Washington, Friday, 24 September 1993 Arthur Thomas Bassett AUBURN - Arthur Thomas Bassett, 60, of Auburn, died Friday, Sept. 3, 1993, in Auburn General Hospital. He was born April 12, 1933, at Anacortes where he lived until the fourth grade. He moved to Mukilteo, then Chelan and finally Tonasket, where he graduated from high school. He married ]Eula Jones in 1953. He served in the U.S. Army from 1953 to 1955, then moved to Spokane where he worked for Pacific Northwest Bell. He was transferred in 1963 to Auburn. He was a manager for U.S. West and retired in 1988. He was a member of the Telephone Pioneers Club. He is survived by his wife of Auburn; a daughter, Robin Elder of Redmond; three brothers, Ray O. of Renton, Jack A. of Vallejo, Calif., and Frank E. of Yuma, Ariz; two sisters, Doris E. Maring of Leavenworth and Lillian M. Troxel of Homedale, Idaho; and two grandchildren. Arrangements are by the Price-Helton Funeral Home, Auburn. | Bassett, Arthur Thomas (I370)
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| 49407 | The West Australia, Perth, Australia, Friday, June 15, 1951 Funeral Notices BASSETT: The Friends of Mr. Alfred Henry Bassett, late of Carnarvon, are respectfully informed that the Funeral Cortege of his late dearly loved wife, Edith Elizabeth, is appointed to leaves his private residence, 6 Chatsworth-terrace, Claremont, at 4 o?clock this (Friday) Afternoon, arriving at the Karrakatta Crematorium at 4.20 o?clock. Arthur J. Purslowe and Co. B2649. BASSETT: Claremont Bowling Club: The Members of the above Club are respectfully requested to attend the Funeral of the late Mrs. Edith Bassett, dearly loved wife of our esteemed Member, Mr. Alfred Bassett. For particulars see main notice. L. Stevens President; C. Needs, Secretary. | Fergussen, Edith Elizabeth (I26)
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| 49408 | The West Australian, March 2, 2016 Mick Bassett Bassett: The Funeral Service for Mr. Mick Bassett (Glenwood David) of Merriwa and formerly of Bayswater will be celebrated in the East Chapel at Pinnaroo Valley Memorial Park, Whitfords Ave, Padbury commencing at 2.30pm on Friday (11.03.2016). The cortege will leave the Chapel at the conclusion of the Service and proceed to the Burial Ground. The West Australian, March 2, 2016 Mick Bassett Passed away suddenly. Beloved husband of Jessie (dec) and loved father and father-in-law of Raymond, Graeme, Lee-Anne and Jeff. Pop to Rachelle, Adam (dec), Belinda, Joshua, Kiera, Brett, Kylie, Laurina, Jessica-Lee and Nicole. Great Poppy to 8. Forever in our Hearts Will be greatly missed BASSETT (Mick): It's a sad day when you find out your Dad has passed away. He was my mentor, my Dad and a friend. I'm going to miss our little sleep overs on weekends and our Friday conversations on the phone. He will be sadly missed. Love you Dad Raymond BASSETT (Mick): I said goodbye to the man that I have loved my whole life, my darling Dad. The man I looked up to, my hero and the man that has guided me through life. I will always love you xxxx Your loving daughter Lee-anne | Bassett, Glenwood David "Mick" (I1649)
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| 49409 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I52)
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| 49410 | The West Australian, May 5, 2015 Lloyd Morgan Bassett 1923 ? 2015 Husband of Beryl and dearly loved father of Peter, Jillian, Thomas, David and Hilary. Father- in-law to Glenn, Ingrid, Sam, Linda and Dorothea. Grandfather, great-grandfather, uncle and best mate. Passed away on Sunday 3rd May aged 91. We will always remember him and everything he did for us. Holidaying down south, boating on the Swan River and for all his love and support. A legend in the Western Australian advertising industry. A true gentleman and forever in our hearts. | Bassett, Lloyd Morgan (I716)
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| 49411 | The West Australian, Perth, Australia, Wednesday, 13 Nov 1907 Death MESSENGER ? On November 9, 1907, at Loftus street, Claremont, Janet Messenger, the relict of the late John Messenger, Penola, S.A., and dearly loved mother of Mr. A.W. Messenger, Penola; Mrs. C.F. Bassett and Miss Messenger of Loftus street, Claremont, aged 73 years. Deeply mourned. | Janet (I84)
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| 49412 | The West Australian, Perth, WA, Thursday, March 4, 1954 Bassett On March 2, 1954, at his residence, Stanley the dearly loved husband of Myrtle Bassett, devoted father of Ivy, Joan, Bill, Seymour, Pat, Mick and Peter; aged 68 years. Bassett (Stanley): Beloved husband of Myrtle, loving father and father-in-law of Ivy, and Alf, Joan and George, Bill and Bobbie, Seymour and Lorraine, Pat and Paddy, Mick and Jess, Peter and Maxine, and loved grandpop of 21 grandchildren. At Rest. | Bassett, William Stanley (I430)
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| 49413 | The West Australian, Perth, Western Australia, Tuesday, 12 August 1884 Death MORLEY. At her residence, Guildford, on August 2, Sarah Morley, widow of the late Henry Morley of Chittering Brook; aged 79 years. | Bassett, Sarah (I22)
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| 49414 | The West Australian, Saturday, December 4, 1976 A True Pioneer Settler, By Douglas Jecks Henry Morley died 100 years ago on Monday. His wife, Sarah, and he were among the first settlers to come to Western Australia. They had eight children. Today there are more than 1000 of their descendants living in WA. Henry and Sarah Morley are both buried near the entrance to All Saints Church at Upper Swan. They were among the church?s first parishioners when it was established in 1841. On December 16, 1876, the Herald printed this obituary: ?Mr. Morley led a quiet and useful life discharging the duties of his position with conscientiousness and integrity and as one of the class of sturdy sterling yeomen to whom the colony owes so much.? A few glimpses into the lives of Henry and Sarah Morley, their children and their grandchildren show us a little of what it meant to be one of the first settlers. The Morleys arrived at Fremantle aboard the Wanstead on January 30, 1830. Their ship had taken almost five months to make the voyage from England and their only other landfall had been the Cape of Good Hope. Henry was 26 and Sarah 24. Their eldest daughter, Jane, was only two and their second daughter, Johannah, was five weeks old, having been born at sea. They had come to WA to farm, as had almost all of the other settlers. They moved on to land at Upper Swan, planted vegetables, fruit trees and a small crop and started to breed from their few animals. Primitive Generally, working conditions were primitive and the land was cultivated with hand tools. Every member of the family worked, tilling the soil or looking after the farm animals. Up to 1850, when the population of WA was only 5886, they joined those early settlers who farmed the better soil near Guildford and along the Swan and Avon valleys. The Census of 1937 records that they had five acres of wheat, 2 ½ acres of barley, one-eighth of an acre of potatoes and one acre of garden. In addition, they had three tons of hay, one horse and 10 swine, and 10 pigs killed for house use. Their five daughters, Jane, Johannah, Barbara, Caroline and Hannah, were born before 1839. During the next five years they had three sons, Charles, Henry and William. By the late 1840s Henry Morley was looking for more land on which to establish a second and bigger farm. In 1851 he helped survey the Blue Plains Road near Lake Chittering Brook. Soon afterwards, he decided to move his family to Chittering, which was about 40km north of the farm at Upper Swan. In 1853 he paid £20 for a grant of 20 acres at Chittering. Five years later he bought an additional 15 acres. Today this land is owned by Mr. and Mrs. K.J. Clarke, of Dolkeith. When he moved to Chittering Henry Morley was 50 years old. Clearly, this new farm was to be for his sons. The house that the Morleys built at Chittering is still in good repair, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarke have restored it very much to its original condition. Henry Morley?s barn, which was built with convict labour in the late 1850s, is also in good repair. It measures 20m by 10m and its thick walls are built of stone an pug. The barn originally had a wooden floor and from time to time was used for dances, the music being supplied by an accordion player. Social life was limited and visitors often stayed for some time before returning to their isolated farms. Jane, Barbara and Hannah Morley married three brothers, Thomas, James and Alexander Ferguson of Toodyay. The suitors rode their horses about 40km across country to the Morley farm (a journey taking about six hours) to court the sisters. At Chittering, the sheep and cattle were taken out into the bush each day by shepherds. They grazed the animals along the Chittering Brook and at night brought them back to the farm to be penned. Part of the ruins of one of the shepherd?s stone huts is still standing. About once a month the Morleys made the 40-kilometre journey to Guildford. It took about ten hours by horse and buggy. Like Barter In Guildford they sold butter, eggs, vegetables, fruit and meat at Gull?s store They bought cloth, clothing, iron implements and powder and shot. The transaction was little short of barter. Overnight they stayed at the ?? and Crown Inn before returning home to Chittering. On April 23, 1862, news reached the Morleys that their fourth daughter, Caroline, had died. At 18 Caroline had married Daniel Baughan. At first they lived at Upper Swan, but then they took up land near Greenough. When she died she left three young children, Johannah (6), Emma (3) and Daniel (1). Daniel Baughan had no satisfactory way to care for his children so he had written to the grandparents. And the decision was made that Sarah Morley would go and fetch them back to Chittering. A week after hearing of the death, Sarah (56) set off alone with a horse and buggy. She travelled about 400km along a bush track to Greenough. Apart from brief spells to rest and to water the horse, she travelled for 12 hours each day. The track was bad, and it took her nine days to reach Greenough. She stayed there for five days to rest the horse and to prepare to return to Chittering. Eighty-four years later, in 1946, Johannah, the ledest child, recalled her father?s sorrow when they left him. To the best of Johannah?s memory when she was 90, the only white men Sarah Morley and her grandchildren saw on their trip south were the monks at New Norcia. She recalled that her grandmother?s main fear was that the horse would run away during the night. Each evening, Sarah Morley fed the horse, tied it by the neck securely to the buggy and hobbled first its back feet and then its front feet. Then the woman and three children bedded down on the ground under the buggy. The loss of the horse would have been disastrous. A woman and three small children would have had little chance of walking to safety. Sarah Morley returned to Chittering on May 24, 1862. The round trip had taken 25 days. Today few men would care to undertake this return journey in the way in which she made it more than 100 years ago. Caroline Baughan was only 27 when she died at Greenough. Like her mother, she had faced the hardship and the rigour of being a settler?s wife in the largely undeveloped and unpopulated colony. Her eldest daughter, Johannah, lived until 1948 when she was 93. Her other daughter, Emma, had died in 1938. But their brother Daniel, died in infancy less than a year after his grandmother had brought him back to Chittering. Until Henry Morley died, Johannah and Emma Baughan lived at Chittering. Their grandparents raised them as a second family and taught them to read and to write. There was no formal schooling for them. The greatest treat Johannah and Emma had was the occasional trip to Guildford. On the farm they helped with the gardens and the orchard, and tended the animals. There were few toys. After her husband died, Sarah moved to Guildford with her grandchildren. In Guildford Johannah married Charles Wellman and went to live at Rose Hill, which was farmed by the Wellman family. Later the Wellmans sold Rose Hill to their nephew, Matthew Padbury. Today it is the Rose Hill Country Club. Emma married George Pollard, a policeman. Members of the Pollard family have continued to serve in the WA Police Force. Some West Australians visiting All Saints Church will, perhaps, read the inscription on Henry Morley?s headstone. It applies quite as much to Sarah, who died seven years after her husband. It reads: ?One of the oldest settlers who successfully contended with the early difficulties of the colony. Was universally esteemed by his neighbours and deeply mourned by his relatives and immediate friends.? In the general sense, this epitaph might apply to others who pioneered. WA. | Morley, Henry John (I183)
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| 49415 | The West Milton Record, Ohio, Wednesday, 27 September 2000 Arthur Bass Arthur S. Bass, 77, of West Milton died Tuesday, Sept. 19, 2000, at the Upper Valley Medical Center in Troy. He was born on July 25, 1923 in Greenville. He was preceded in death by his parents Joseph and Anna Mae (Clemmons) Bass. He is survived by his wife Beverly Hester of West Milton; his daughters and sons-in-law Jean and Tom Strapp of Urbana and Rita and Doug Greene of Mooreville of North Carolina; son David Bass of Moscow, Idaho; brothers Joe and Roy; sister Pat Cress, Donna and Jim Melton and Mary Helton; two grandchildren. He is a World War II veteran of the U.S. Army Calvary, a life member of the American Legion Post 487 in West Milton and the VFW Post 4874 in Piqua and the Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 3621 in West Milton. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the Barford Funeral Home, 945 S. Miami St., West Milton, with the Rev. Karl Yoder officiating. The American Legion and the Milton-Union O of E conducted veteran?s services at the funeral home. Private burial services will be held later. Memorial contributions may be made to the Miami County Hospice or Multiple Sclerosis Society. | Bass, Arthur Sherwood (I3985)
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| 49416 | The West Orange Times, Winter Garden, Florida, Thursday, 27 November 2014 Harry Lewis Bass Harry Lewis Bass, 54, of Ocoee, passed away Sunday, Nov. 16, 2014, at Florida Hospital, Orlando, in the presence of his loving family. He was a lifelong resident of Ocoee. He was born Jan. 5, 1960, in Orlando, a son of Edd Bass and the late Pauline Irene (Rogers) Bass. Harry worked as a claims associate for Wal-Mart in Ocoee for the last seven years. Besides his father, Harry is survived by his five sisters, Annie Pearl Evans (Lynn), Paulette Parker (Ron), of Vero Beach, Debra Walker (Hugh), of Ocoee, Katherine Howell (Mark), of Ocoee, and Rita Wilkerson (Randy), of Ocoee. He is preceded in death by his late brother, Ed Bass Jr. He also leaves behind his two dogs, Tasha and Brutus, who were like his children. The family received relatives and friends Nov. 21, at Winter Oak Funeral Home & Cremations, Winter Garden. A funeral service was held Nov. 22, at West Orange Park Community Church, Apopka, officiated by Pastor Wayne Howell. A private cremation followed. Arrangements are under the caring guidance of Winter Oak Funeral Home & Cremations. | Baas, Harry Lewis (I117)
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| 49417 | The West Volusia Beacon, 28 November 2022 Robert Bassett DELAND - Robert William Bassett, 70, died Oct. 23, 2022. A committal service will take place at 12:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 9, at Cape Canaveral National Cemetery, followed at 4 p.m. by a memorial at The DeLand Stockyard restaurant. Born Jan. 10, 1952, in Fairborn, Ohio, Robert moved to this area in 2002 from Fort Lauderdale. He served in the U.S. Army as a wheel mechanic, 1969-75, worked as a brakeman for CSX railroad, and enjoyed working on cars, and building and repairing computers. Robert is survived by his sons, Jeremy William Bassett of DeLand and Robert Richard Bassett of Lancaster, Pennsylvania; daughter Karen Bassett of Los Angeles; brother Richard Bassett of Hampton, Virginia; sister Karen Manchester of Chicago; grandchildren Brayden Bassett, Stephen Bassett, Jansen Bassett and Ashlyn Bassett, all of Lancaster; and ex-wife and caregiver Giseuda Bassett of DeLand. He was preceded in death by his brother Stevie Bassett, his father, Lorin Edwin Bassett, and his mother, Dorothy Jane Smith. | Bassett, Robert William (I167)
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| 49418 | The West Volusia Beacon, DeLand, Florida, Monday, September 6, 2010 James William Bass Waynesville, N.C. James William Bass, 61, died Aug. 30, 2010, at his home. No services are scheduled at this time. A native of Los Angeles County, Calif., Mr. Bass lived in various areas of California and Arkansas before moving to Titusville, and had resided in Haywood County, N. C., for the past five years. He served in the U. S. Army during the Vietnam War era, and retired as a postmaster in 1996. Jim is survived by his wife of 42 years, Shirley Hoff Bass; two sons, Jonathan Bass and his wife, Debbie, of DeLand, and Brian Bass and his wife, Emily, of Bunnell; two sisters, Mary Abbott and her husband, Scott, of California, and Shirley Bemis and her husband, David, of Tucson, Ariz.; two brothers, Ricky Bass and his wife, Janet, of Port St. Lucie, and Mark Bass and his wife, Lisa, of Little Rock, Ark.; one grandson, Carter Bass; and his mother-in-law, Lorraine Hoff of Casselberry. Mr. Bass will be remembered by all whom he touched for his gentle heart and his generous nature. Memorial donations may be made to Haywood Regional Medical Center Hospice, 560 Leroy George Drive, Clyde, NC 28721. | Bass, James William Jr. (I55811)
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| 49419 | The West Volusia Beacon, Florida, December 6, 2019 Pearl Smith Bassett (Picture at piano included) 1921 ? 2019 DELAND - Pearl Smith Bassett, 98, died Oct. 13, 2019, at Oak Manor ALF, where she received the loving care she deserved from the staff and owners, Joann and Rick Turnbull. There will be no service; her ashes will be joined with her daughter's in South Florida. Born May 6, 1921, in Boston, to Harold W. Smith and Alice Worden, Mrs. Bassett taught at the Bassett School in North Miami for many years. She graduated from the New England Conservatory, and continued her education in music at the Boston Conservatory. While living at the Good Samaritan Society - Florida Lutheran in DeLand, Pearl gave numerous concerts to raise money for the grand piano that was purchased for the facility. Music was always a part of Pearl's life. Besides the concerts, she played on Sundays at different churches and at Oak Manor. She also taught private piano lessons to many talented students. Pearl was preceded in death by her parents and her daughter, Deborah Charbonneau. She is survived by her son, Giles Bassett and his wife, Cassandra; two grandsons; two great-grandchildren; and two nieces, Linda Hopkins and Beth Collins, who kept in close contact with her. In addition to her family, Pearl is survived by her former student and friend, Janet Barbour, who made sure she was properly cared for. Pearl's passing will leave a void in the lives of those who knew her. Please remember Pearl's beautiful smile, and especially her music. Allen-Summerhill was in charge. Miami Herald, Florida, Sunday, January 18, 1948 Conservatory Adds Pianist Newest member of Miami Conservatory?s piano staff is Pearl Smith Bassett, a former student of the New England Conservatory of Music of Boston. Mrs. Bassett came to Miami along with the Beacon Players, who currently are arranging a 20-week run of popular plays at the playhouse they have taken in Coral Gables. She is the wife of William H. Bassett, publicity manager or the Players. The pianist had her own studios in West Roxbury, Mass., for two years, and her own radio program in Boston. | Smith, Pearl (I34747)
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| 49420 | The Westerly Sun, December 10, 2017 Simone Vivian Herritt (1944 ? 2017) (Picture included) NORTH STONINGTON, Conn. - Simone passed away peacefully on Thursday, Dec. 7, 2017. Born in Fall River, Mass. on Oct. 5, 1944, she ultimately settled for 45 years in North Stonington. For 30 years Simone worked for Richard 'Skip' Hayward as an executive assistant helping pursue the Mashantucket Pequot Tribes' federal recognition and subsequent accomplishment. Simone enjoyed travelling and visiting areas around the world such as Alaska, Istanbul, and Ireland. Her travel adventures also included a humanitarian mission to Haiti with the Haitian Health Foundation. When not on an adventure, she loved to spend time relaxing in Cape Cod or the local shoreline. She is predeceased by her parents, Eugene and Rita Bessette, of Fall River, Mass. Simone is survived by her son, Scott Lee Herritt and his wife, Tracy Udelson; her son, Capt. Charles William Herritt; and her daughter, Stacy Ann Herritt. Simone's family will greet friends at the Dinoto Funeral Home, 17 Pearl St. in downtown Mystic, on Thursday, Dec. 14 from 5 to 7 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donation may be made to the Wheeler Library, P.O. Box 217, 101 Main St., N. Stonington, CT 06359; or the Phoenix Rising Equine Rescue, 1 Pine Woods Road, N. Stonington, CT 06359. | Bessette, Simone Vivian (I18706)
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| 49421 | The Westerly Sun, January 14, 2019 Albert Lalime (Picture included Albert Lalime, 92, of Stonington, CT husband of the late Eileen S. (Bessette) Lalime died unexpectedly, Wednesday, January 9, 2019 at home. Born in Central Falls, RI he was the son of the late Alexandre and Emilia (Beauregard) Lalime and lived in Stonington for most of his life. He was employed with Brustolon Buick & GMC in Mystic for many years, retiring in 1988. Albert is survived by his four step-sons, Eugene S. Bessette (Nancy) of Pawcatuck, John H. Bessette (Yong) of Groton, Peter E. Bessette (Carolyn) of Pawcatuck and David T. Bessette (Susan) of Pawcatuck; five grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren and three nephews. He was predeceased by his numerous brothers and sisters and a grandson. His family will receive relatives and friends Wednesday, January 16th from 4-6 pm at the Mystic Funeral Home on Route 1 in Mystic. A funeral mass will be celebrated Thursday, at 11:00 am at St. Mary Church, Stonington. Following his mass, he will be buried at St. Mary Cemetery, in Stonington with U.S. Navy funeral honors. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to St. Edmund's Retreat PO Box 399 Mystic, CT. 06355 or to a charity of one?s choice. | Lalime, Albert (I11593)
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| 49422 | The Westerly Sun, May 21, 2015 Richard F. Fallo Richard F. Fallon, 84, beloved husband for 67 years of Theresa (Bessette) Fallon, of River Road, Pawcatuck, passed away at his home on Tuesday, May 19, 2015. Born in Westerly, he was the son of the late Raymond and Mabel Fallon.Richard worked as the Manager at Avondale Boat Yard for many years. He was a communicant of St. Michael Church and a US Navy Veteran of WWII. Richard enjoyed Square Dancing and was the former President of Surfside 8 Square Dancers Club. He was known by many as "The Christmas Tree Man", providing many Christmas trees to his returning patrons over the years at the Fallon Tree Farm.In addition to his wife, Theresa, he will be dearly missed by his son, Richard F. Fallon, Jr. of Pawcatuck; his daughters, Ann Fallon of Afton, Minn., Donna Page of Simsbury, Conn. and Sue Fallon of Homer, Alaska. Richard also leaves a sister, Anna Crandall of Pawcatuck; seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.Visiting hours are omitted. A Funeral Liturgy will be held on Saturday at 11 a.m. in St. Mary's Church, 95 Main Street, Stonington. Burial will be private. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the St. Michael Capital Campaign, 60 Liberty St., Pawcatuck, CT 06379 in Richard's memory. Gaffney-Dolan Funeral Home, 59 Spruce St., Westerly is in charge of the arrangements. For online condolences, please visit www.gaffneydolanfuneralhome.com. | Fallon, Richard F. (I18768)
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| 49423 | The Westerly Sun, Rhode Island, 7 May 2022 Donald Richard Bassett Jr. 1953 ? 2022 Donald Richard Bassett, Jr., of Westerly, died Monday May 2, 2022 at the age of 69. Don (Ricky, as he was known to his family) was born on May 2nd, 1953 in Annapolis, Maryland while his father was stationed at the US Naval Academy. Don was a world traveler as a military dependent before establishing his roots in New England. Don attended Ledyard High School in Connecticut before moving to Newport and graduating from Middletown High School in 1971. He was adventurous, kind, warm hearted and the life of the party and will be forever missed. Don was blessed with a large and loving family. He is survived by his sons Daniel (wife Catherine); Adam (wife Ashley); Matthew; his daughter Elizabeth; his twelve grandchildren; two great grandchildren and his sisters Deborah Bassett Yering, Lynne Bassett Giessing and Stephanie Bassett Potts. He was predeceased by his second wife, Sally; father, Donald Richard Bassett Sr. and mother, Sara Waldron Bassett. A celebration of life and memorial service will be held by his family. | Bassett, Donald Richard Jr. (I26294)
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| 49424 | The Westerly Sun, Rhode Island, April 5, 2007 Frederick L. Bessette Frederick L. Bessette, 59, formerly of Grand View Park, Stonington, passed away on March 27, 2007, at the Veteran's Medical Center in West Palm Beach, Fla., after a valiant battle with ALS. He was born in Westerly on May 16, 1947, the son of the late Lionel and Owena Bessette of Stonington. He was a graduate of Stonington High School. After graduation, Fred enlisted in the Air Force and was an honorably discharged veteran of the Vietnam War. After being discharged, he worked with John Debragga on his fishing boat. He was an avid Red Sox fan and memorabilia collector. Fred is survived by two sons, Frederick Bessette Jr. of Jewett City, Conn., and William Bessette of Norwich; a grandson, Adam Bessette; and a sister, Kathleen Capizzano of Westerly. He was predeceased by a sister, Carol Pietrello Richard of Westerly. Services will be held at the convenience of the family. | Bessette, Frederick L. (I18775)
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| 49425 | The Westerly Sun, Rhode Island, February 23, 2008 Karen Ellen Stillman Kären Ellen Stillman, 47, of Pawcatuck passed away Friday, Feb. 22, 2008, at The Westerly Hospital in Westerly. Kären was born Sept. 29, 1960, in New London, the daughter of Jim and Jean Duerr Steele. Her mother, who predeceased her, was her best friend. Her father survives. She married Robert L. Stillman Jr. on Oct. 28, 1987, at the Seaport Meeting House in Mystic. Kären attended local schools and went on to graduate from Saint Francis Nursing School in Pittsburgh in 1982. She spent her career as a Neurological Registered Nurse and worked at Lawrence & Memorial Hospital for 23 years until she retired due to illness. Despite her retirement, she continued to work from home running Blue Heron Charters, her husband's fishing business. Potential customers could not resist booking a charter after speaking with her; she had a wonderful way with people. Kären will be remembered as a loving and devoted wife to her husband Bob; they were inseparable for 20 years. In addition to her husband Bob, she is survived by her father and stepmother, Jim and Vicki Steele of Old Mystic; her daughter, Alaina M. Stillman-Potts and her husband Daniel J. Potts of Stonington; three brothers, Patrick Steele of Providence, Christopher Steele of Groton, and Daniel Steele of Noank; her sister, Gretchen Steele of Florida; her granddaughter, Kendall Lynn Potts of Stonington; and several nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be held at the Seaport Meeting House, Mystic Seaport, on Thursday, Feb. 28, at 2 p.m. There are no calling hours. In lieu of flowers, contributions in Kären's memory may be made to the Visiting Nurses Association of SE CT, 403 North Frontage Road, Waterford, CT 06385. Mystic Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. The Stillman Family invites you to visit www.mysticfuneralhome.com to sign an online register book to leave a note of condolence. | Steele, Karen Jean (I19341)
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| 49426 | The Westerly Sun, Rhode Island, February 23, 2008 Karen Ellen Stillman Kären Ellen Stillman, 47, of Pawcatuck passed away Friday, Feb. 22, 2008, at The Westerly Hospital in Westerly. Kären was born Sept. 29, 1960, in New London, the daughter of Jim and Jean Duerr Steele. Her mother, who predeceased her, was her best friend. Her father survives. She married Robert L. Stillman Jr. on Oct. 28, 1987, at the Seaport Meeting House in Mystic. Kären attended local schools and went on to graduate from Saint Francis Nursing School in Pittsburgh in 1982. She spent her career as a Neurological Registered Nurse and worked at Lawrence & Memorial Hospital for 23 years until she retired due to illness. Despite her retirement, she continued to work from home running Blue Heron Charters, her husband's fishing business. Potential customers could not resist booking a charter after speaking with her; she had a wonderful way with people. Kären will be remembered as a loving and devoted wife to her husband Bob; they were inseparable for 20 years. In addition to her husband Bob, she is survived by her father and stepmother, Jim and Vicki Steele of Old Mystic; her daughter, Alaina M. Stillman-Potts and her husband Daniel J. Potts of Stonington; three brothers, Patrick Steele of Providence, Christopher Steele of Groton, and Daniel Steele of Noank; her sister, Gretchen Steele of Florida; her granddaughter, Kendall Lynn Potts of Stonington; and several nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be held at the Seaport Meeting House, Mystic Seaport, on Thursday, Feb. 28, at 2 p.m. There are no calling hours. In lieu of flowers, contributions in Kären's memory may be made to the Visiting Nurses Association of SE CT, 403 North Frontage Road, Waterford, CT 06385. Mystic Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. The Stillman Family invites you to visit www.mysticfuneralhome.com to sign an online register book to leave a note of condolence. | Steele, Karen Jean (I19341)
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| 49427 | The Westerly Sun, Rhode Island, Tuesday, 8 April 2025 Marianne K. Bessette PAWCATUCK - With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Marianne K. Bessette, of Pawcatuck, CT a beloved wife, mother, and grandmother, who passed away peacefully on April 5, 2025. Born in Pittsburgh, PA, to Joseph and Elizabeth (O'Leary) Konrad (both predeceased), Marianne was known for her love, kindness, and strength. Her passion for books and organization became her chosen work. She began as a student volunteer in the library at St. Bernards High School and carried that love forward throughout her career. She worked at the Groton Public Library for 20 years before dedicating herself to fostering a love of reading in students at the New London and Stonington public schools. Always eager to grow, Marianne returned to school to earn her Master of Library Science joking that she received her degree the same day she got her invitation to join AARP. A devoted mother, Marianne loved being involved in her children's lives and cherished their friends as her own. She dedicated many years to the Girl Scouts, serving as both a leader and a counselor at Camp Laurel. She also spent countless hours volunteering in her children's elementary school library. In her later years, Marianne faced many health challenges but persevered with unwavering kindness and a positive spirit. She is survived by her high school sweetheart and husband of 53 years, Bob Bessette; her two daughters, Danielle Bessette (Dave Zolotusky) of Newton, MA, and Nicole Gille (Stephen) of Sugar Land, TX; and her five beloved grandchildren: Gretchen, Wesley, and Samuel Gille, and Alexis and Julia Zolotusky. Marianne will also be deeply missed by her five siblings: Michael, Marc, Marguerite, Matthew Konrad, and Maureen Felker. Her family will receive relatives and friends on Wednesday, April 9th from 5-7 pm at the Mystic Funeral Home located on Route 1 in Mystic. A funeral mass will be celebrated on Thursday, April 10th at 11:00 am at St. Mary Church 22 Broad St. Stonington. Her burial will follow the mass at St. Mary Cemetery in Stonington. The family extends their heartfelt gratitude to the individuals and organizations who cared for Marianne in recent years. In lieu of flowers, please send donations in her memory to the Westerly Hospital Foundation, 25 Wells Street Westerly, RI. | Konrad, Marianne (I19227)
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| 49428 | The Westerly Sun, Rhode Island, Tuesday, January 15, 2002 Albert R. Bessette Albert R. Bessette, 79, of 119 Alpha Ave., Stonington, died Sunday, Jan. 13, 2002, at Pendleton Health Care after a lengthy illness. Born May 30, 1922, in Stonington, a son of the late Arsene and Rose (Martin) Bessette, he attended local schools and graduated from Stonington High School in 1940. He married Maryann Stewart on August 7, 1948. Mr. Bessette worked at Hamilton Standard Propellers in Pawcatuck prior to entering the service in 1944. He received his basic training at Camp Blanding, Fla., followed by a speedy transit to Europe aboard the Queen Mary. Embarking in Scotland, he traveled by train to South Hampton and then crossed the Channel via Navy LST to LeHavre, France, to join his unit at the famous cigarette camps. He was assigned as a rifleman to the 328th Regiment of the 26th Yankee Division, part of General Patton's 3rd Army during the battle of the Bulge. He served in the Rhineland, Ardennes, and Central Europe Campaign. Following the war he served as a military policeman in Vienna, patrolling as a member of a team comprised of the four powers: United States, England, France, and the Soviet Union. He was awarded the Infantry Combat Badge, Purple Heart, Army Occupation Medal of Germany, Victory Medal, and Good Conduct Medal. He, and his brother Henry, owned and operated the Stonington Auto Station from 1947 to 1965. He then worked for Shannon Motors until 1983. He retired from the Stonington Borough Highway Department in 1986. He was a member and past president of the Stonington Ambulance Corps, serving as president for more than 20 years. He served as president of the Stonington Fire District for 30 years. A life member of the Pioneer Hook & Ladder Company of the Stonington Borough Fire Department, at the time of his death, he was the "Hooks" treasurer and oldest active member . He was recently honored for 50 years of service. Mr. Bessette was a member of the James W. Harvey Post, American Legion; the Portuguese Holy Ghost Society, the A.A.R.P. and the New London County Ostomy Association. He was a communicant of St. Mary Church in Stonington where he served as an usher for 40 years. He was active in Boy Scouts with his sons, and served as advisor on several wilderness camping expeditions. In addition to his wife, he is survived by three sons, Robert Bessette, Mark Bessette and Thomas Bessette, all of Stonington; two daughters, Eleanor Stargardter of Coventry, Conn., and Patricia Fletcher of Weatherford, Texas; two sisters, Theresa Fallon of Pawcatuck and Rita Leary of Windsor Locks, Conn.; and 12 grandchildren. He was predeceased by two sisters, Blanche Stillman and Mary Sylvestre; and four brothers, Eugene, Lionel, Henry and Edward Bessette. The funeral will be held from the Mystic Funeral Home, Route 1, Mystic, on Thursday at 9:15 a.m. with a funeral Mass at St. Mary Church, Stonington, at 10 a.m. Burial will be in St. Mary Cemetery. Relatives and friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Contributions may be made in his memory to Stonington Ambulance Corps., P.O. Box 424, Stonington, CT 06378; or the Bryan Bessette Scholarship Fund, c/o Stonington Youth Services, 166 South Broad St., Pawcatuck, CT 06379. | Bessette, Albert R. (I11588)
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| 49429 | The Western Brewer: and Journal of the Barley, Malt and Hop Trades April 1909 The Late Michael Arthur Bass, London (Includes Picture) In our March issue we made short mention of the death of Michael Arthur Bass (Lord Burton), which occurred in London, February 1. Lord Burton was the active head of the great brewing business of Messrs. Bass, Tarcliff & Gretton, Ltd., and was mainly responsible for its being built up to its present proportions. In the affairs of the trade he took a leading part and was proud of being a brewer. He was senior vice-presdient of the Brewers’ Society and occupied several honorary positions in the trade organiziations. Roger Bass, died in Burton, England, March 2, aged fifty-eight years. Mr. Bass was the son of the late Abraham Bass, brother of Michael Thomas Bass and a newphew of the late Lord Burton, mention of whose death appears in this issue. | Bass, Roger (I26)
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| 49430 | The Western Gazette, Friday, July 1, 1949 Late Rev. H.H. Tilney Bassett Funeral at Broadstone The funeral took place at Broadstone on Thursday of the Rev. Henry Howard Tilney Bassett, former vicar of Winterborne Whitechurch and Clenstone whose death at the age of 90 was announced last week. The service was conducted by Canon Archer and friends from Broadstone and Whitechurch attended. Relatives present were Miss Frances Mary Tilney Bassett and Mrs. W.H.B. Gipps (daughters), Mrs. Ibbs (sister), and Mr. Greville Tilney Basset (nephew) and Mrs. Tilney Bassett. Reference to the work in the parish of the Rev. Tilney Bassett was made by the Rector of Blandford (Canon B.T. Rosson) when he preached at Winterborn Whitechurch on Sunday, and the Rev. W.H.B. Gipps also referred to Mr. Tilney Bassett?s passing when preaching at Langton Long. 1901 British Census of The Vicarage, Houghton, Dorset Henry H.T. Bassett42 M Head Cambridge Clergyman Church of England Sarah 35 F Wife India British Subject Frances M.T. 3 F Daughter Houghton, Dorset Mildred D.T. 3 F Daughter Houghton, Dorset Maria (Wd) 70 F Mother Gooderstone, Norfolk Living on own means & 2 servants | Bassett, Henry Howard Tilney (I31)
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| 49431 | The Western Nebraska Observer, Thursday, 7 March 1935 Mrs. Robert Bass Passes Away Died Of Pneumonia At Her Home In Texas Last Thursday People of Kimball were grieved to learn of the death of Mrs. Robert Bass, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Baird of this city, who passed away at her home in Eastland, Texas, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Bass had just returned to her home a few weeks prior to her death after a month?s visit here with her parents. She was ill seven days with pneumonia, the cause of her death. Relatives here received word of her illness Tuesday. The body was taken to Bartlesville, Okla., and funeral services held there Saturday. Interment was made in Park Lawn cemetery there. Beatrice Baird was born April 4, 1900 at Carroll, Iowa, and departed this life at Eastland, Texas, Thursday, February 28, 1935 at the age of 34 years, 10 months and 24 days. She grew to womanhood in Carroll, Iowa, and graduated from the high school there in 1918 after which she spent on year studying music at the College of the Pacific in Santa Clara, Calif. She attended the University of Nebraska at Lincoln for 2 ½ years where she was affiliated with the Chi Omega sorority. After leaving college she was employed in the Dix schools for one year as instructor of music. The following year she took a position in Ramona, Oklahoma, where she made the acquaintances of Mr. Bass who was then athletic coach in the same school. She was married to Robert M. Bass December 25, 1925 at the home of her parents in Kimball. For a number of years they resided in Oklahoma later taking up the present residence at Eastland, Texas. She leaves to mourn her departure her husband, R.M. Bass; two children, Robert Willis 8, and Loey 4; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Baird; three brothers, Marion W. of Redondo Beach, Calif., A. Lynn and Charles, both of Kimball, other relatives and many friends. Star-Herald, Sunday, 10 March 1935 Mrs. Robert Bass Mrs. Robert Bass, 34, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Baird of Kimball, died Feb. 28 at her home in Eastland, Tex. She was married to Mr. Bass, former coach at the Kimball schools, Dec. 25, 1925, in the home of her parents. Two children, Robert Willis and Loey, and three brothers, Marion W. of Redondo Beach, Calif., A. Lynn and Charles of Kimball, survived, in addition to her parents and husband. | Baird, Beatrice (I1451)
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| 49432 | The Western New Yorker, Warsaw, N.Y. Sept. 28, 1916 Andrews Mrs. Jane Bassett Andrews, widow of the late A.J. Andrews, died at her home in Batavia Wednesday, Sept. 27, aged 88 years. She is survived by a daughter and three sons, Bertha, William, Fred and Rollin Andrews, and two sisters, Mrs. Betsey Burland of Oneida, and Miss Ellen Bassett of Fairport. She was a sister of the late George M. Bassett, and made her home in Warsaw for several years. The funeral will be held in Trinity church, Warsaw, at 1:30 Friday afternoon. | Bassett, Jane (I08945)
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| 49433 | The Western New Yorker, Warsaw, N.Y., November 17, 1919 Bassett News has been received in Warsaw of the death on November 6th of Miss Ellen Bassett, who for many years was a resident of Warsaw. She was 84 years old and was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Bassett and a sister of the late George Bassett and Mrs. Richard Taylor and was the last member of that family. Miss Bassett had been an inmate of the Baptist home in Fairport for the last nine years. The burial was in Fairport. 1880 Federal Census of Warsaw, Wyoming County, New York Ellen Bassett 45 F NY CT MA Head Keeping House | Bassett, Ellen (I08949)
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| 49434 | The Western Springs Times, Friday, July 27, 1945 Mortar Squad Gunner Back Pfc. Kenneth Korn Tells of Heavy Fighting in Saar Valley Back in this country after five months of active duty on the western front and in Germany as a member of a mortar squad with an infantry regiment, Pfc. Kenneth Korn, 4012 Wolf road, is enjoying a 33 day furlough with his parents, the William Korns, before reporting to Ft. Benning, Ga., for training which will probably serve as a prelude to service in the Pacific. Korn, who returned home on July 15, was the gunner in his five-man squad which operated a 60mm mortar, the lighter of two standard infantry mortars. As gunner, it was his job to aim the mortar when the squad actually was in combat and to carry the 42-pound weapon when it was on the move. A squad leader, a second gunner and two ammunition bearers completed the squad. Korn?s Regiment, the 345th, first went into action on Dec. 7 last year in the Saar valley. The outfit had left his country in October and had spent a month in England before being sent to the continent. Hard Fighting In Saar ?Probably the hardest fighting we saw was during our first action in the Saar,? said Korn in recalling his combat experiences. ?We were there for a month, and the German artillery really made is miserable for us. They?d spot us coming over the hills and then begin to lay down a barrage that really took its toll.? From the Saar, Korn?s division, the 87th, was sent into Belgium early in January as relief for the troops trapped in the now-famous battle of the bulge. The 87th eventually joined forces with the Briths near Tillet, Belgium and then swept across Germany in the wake of the 4th armored division as German defenses began to crumble. That the 4th armored did a pretty thorough job of cleaning out the Nazis was indicated by Korn, who said that the infantry?s main job was to clean out such pockets as the armored outfit might by-pass in their headlong rush through the Reich. People Defended Towns ?The Volkswehr (people?s army) would frequently be left behind to defend the towns.? Korn said, ?but they usually did not feel too kindly toward fighting and would surrender to the American troops without much hesitation. A few attempted resistance at first, but they?d generally quit too after a few shots had whizzed around their heads.? SS, or elite guard troops offered the stiffest opposition to the American troops? push through Nazi-land. ?They?d usually stay about a day ahead of us, but finally we?d catch then and then the battle would begin. One time we caught about 150 of them in a trap and fought for two days to clean out the pocket. We counted 150 dead Nazis that time,? Korn recounted grimly. German civilians were usually cooperative with the Americans, ?but then they almost had to be,? Korn pointed out. Questioned about civilian snipers, Korn said his outfit had had no trouble with them, but that another company had encountered a few. Burn Snipers? Hideouts ?We had orders to burn down any houses where snipers were hiding,? the returned doughboy said, ?so the Germans soon gave up their practice of sniping after they saw a few houses go up in flames.? Korn?s regiment pushed to the town of Plauen, just west of the Czechoslovakian border, before its march across Germany ended. Korn remained at Plauen for two months before his outfit was moved north to guard a motor pool of German vehicles. That pool was in Russian occupation territory, so the Americans were pulled back to Schletz, Germany, for occupation duty there. Korn received a furlough to England at that time however, so he was gone for about a month, rejoining the regiment at Camp Oklahoma City, redeployment base near Reims. From there he went to Camp Lucky Strike near Havre and then left on July 5 to return to the States aboard the West point. The trip required only six days. Korn will leave on Aug. 17 to report at Camp Grant. From there he will go to Ft. Benning to rejoin the 345th for a training course which will probably include instruction in Pacific tactics. It will be his second assignment at Benning, for it was at that base that he received basic training early in 1944. Korn entered the service in July, 1943, and studied at the University of Wisconsin before beginning active duty. Chicago Suburban Daily Herald, May 19, 2012 Kenneth Korn Kenneth Korn formerly of Arlington Heights Kenneth K. Korn, 86, of Palatine, passed away peacefully Wednesday, May 16, 2012. He was born Sept. 7, 1925, the son of William and Mary Korn. Ken was the beloved husband of 57 years to Jeanne nee Yandel; and loving father of John (Margaret) Korn, Jenny (Jeff) Burke, Ellen (Jeff) Bassett, Bill (Jeanne) Korn, the late Jim Korn, Kathy (Rory) Stenerson and Nancy (Ed) Rusick. Ken was the proud grandfather of 12 and great-grandfather of one. Ken retired as a cost accountant from International Mineral and Chemical Corporation and served during World War II in the European theater. Private memorial to be held at a later date. | Korn, Kenneth Karl (I34466)
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| 49435 | The Western Times, Thursday, 17 April 1930 Funeral of Mrs. J.B. Bassett At Holsworthy The funeral of Mrs. Jemima Bartlett Bassett, widow of Mr. John Bassett, for many years of the Crown and Sceptre Hotel, Holsworthy, hotel proprietor, took place on Thursday afternoon at Holsworthy, and was largely attended. Deceased passed away on Sunday morning, following a short illness, at the age of 61 years. The service at the Parish Church was conducted by Rev. R.L. Pitt-Johnson (Rector). The hymns sung were ?Thine for ever? and ?Let Saints on earth,? and the 90th Psalm was chanted, Mr. C. Cooper presiding at the organ. The interment took place in the churchyard. The mourners were Messrs. Richard Bassett, Wilfred Bassett, Donald Bassett (sons), Mesdames G. May L. Chamberlain, D. French, Miss Marjorie Bassett and Miss Edna Bassett (daughters), Mrs. M. Goodman (sister), Messr. J. and A. Rowe (brothers), Mr. J. Vanstone (brother-in-law), Mrs. J. Rowe (sister-in-law), Messrs. R. Hale, J. Chamberlain, W. May and W. French (sons-in-law), Mr. M. Bassett, Plymouth, Mrs. S. Bassett, Bristol (nephew and niece). Amongst the large attendance were Mrs. J. martin, Mrs. M. Jeffery, Mr. B. Martin, Mrs. Cobbledick (Hatherleigh), Mrs. Blight (Hatherleigh), Mr. H. MacMillan, Mrs. Ashton, Mrs. Hopper (Tatson), Miss Moore, Mr. Routley and Miss Routley (Kilkhampton, Miss Dorothy Jones, Mr. and Mrs. T. Westaway, Mr. W.T. Kivell, Mrs. James Rowland, Mr. S.J. Rowland, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Smith (Derhill) and Mrs. Gifford (Launcells). The bearers were Messrs. S. Tidball, J. Hicks, J. Piper, H.J. Penwarden, J. Rowland and T. Cornish. There were numerous floral tributes. 1891 British Census of Tavistock, Holsworthy, Devonshire, England John Bassett - 25 - M - Head - Holsworthy, Devon - Carpenter Jenora - 21 - F - Wife - Holsworthy, Devon Reginald - 4 - M - Son - Holsworthy, Devon - Scholar Berty - 3 - M - Son - Holsworthy, Devon - Scholar Charles - 1 - M - Son - Holsworthy, Devon Charles - 22 - M - Brother - Holsworthy, Devon 1901 British Census of 264 Victoria Shop, Holsworthy, Devonshire, England John Bassett - 35 - M - Head - Holsworthy, Devon - Shopkeeper (? Maker and Home Furnishings Shopkeeper) Jemima B. - 32 - F - Wife - Pyworthy, Devon Reginald G. - 14 - M - Son - Holsworthy, Devon - (? Makers assistant) Bert W. - 13 - M - Son - Holsworthy, Devon Charles - 11 - M - Son - Holsworthy, Devon Rosa - 9 - F - Daughter - Holsworthy, Devon Winifred S. - 8 - F - Daughter - Holsworthy, Devon Gladys M. - 5 - F - Daughter - Holsworthy, Devon Stanley - 4 - M - Son - Holsworthy, Devon Lucy - 3 - F - Daughter - Holsworthy, Devon Richard - 2 - M - Son - Holsworthy, Devon | Rowe, Jemima Bartlett (I212)
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| 49436 | The Wetumpka Herald Alabama Thursday, September 21, 2017 Billy Joe Bass Bass, Billy Joe - a resident of Wetumpka, Alabama passed away Wednesday, September 13, 2017 at the age of 86. Funeral services will be held Friday, September 15, 2017 at Mountain View Baptist Church at 2:00 p.m. with Reverend Anthony Counts, Dr. Tim Thompson, & Reverend Billy Rinehart officiating. Burial will be at Cain's Chapel Cemetery with Gassett Funeral Home of Wetumpka directing. Mr. Bass is preceded in death by his parents, George Adolphus Bass & Nora Agnes Bass; first wife, Mary Gail Whitaker Bass; sister, Mary Nell Bass; infant son; and brother, George E. D. Bass. He is survived by his wife, Virginia Bass; daughter, Kelly B. (Billy) Elliott; Scott (Shannon) Bass; grandchildren, Caitlin (Brandon) Wright; Bronson, Brooks, & Brady Bass; great-grandchild, Callie Wright; step-children, Dr. Danny Robinson; Jan (Ricky) Hollon; Ginger (Junior) Teffeteller; step-grandchildren, Bill, Greg, David, & Ann Robinson, Erin Pettus, Carmen Sullivan, Kristen Hancock, Dr. Matt Ramsey, and Lieutenant Scott Ramsey; step-great-grandchildren, Cooper & Cameron Hancock, Garrett and Hollon Pettus; several nieces & nephews. Active pallbearers will be Bronson Bass, Brooks Bass, John Gallups, Evan Adams, Mark Hollingsworth, & Lyndon Pouncey. Honorary pallbearers will be the Class of 1950 from Holtville High School & the Senior Mens Sunday School Class at Mountain View Baptist Church. Mr. Bass will lie in state one hour prior to service time at Mountain View Baptist Church. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Mountain View Baptist Church Building Fund Debt Retirement. Online Guest Book available at www.gassettfuneralhome.net. | Bass, Billy Joe (I42411)
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| 49437 | The Wetumpka Herald, Alabama, Monday, October 5, 2015 Carmen Rubio Bass Carmen Rubio Bass, 93, passed away Sept. 20, 2015, surrounded by members of her loving family. The family invites all to join them in praying a Rosary for Carmen at 6 p.m. Oct. 9 at the Church of the Holy Spirit in Montgomery. Her funeral will be at 11 a.m. Oct. 10 at the Church of the Holy Spirit, and the family will receive friends beginning at 10:30 a.m. Following the funeral, there will be a graveside service at Old Oakwood Cemetery for all to attend. Carmen was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, one of ten children of Spanish immigrants. Carmen met her husband of almost 55 years while James Harding Bass (of Wetumpka) was assigned to the U.S. Embassy Air Force Attache' in Buenos Aires. She shared her gifts with those around including her passion for life, her unwavering Christian faith, her love for swimming and exercise, her tremendous energy and drive, and of course, her quick wit. Carmen was a loving and devoted wife, mother, grandmother, aunt, "tia," and friend who lived and shared her Catholic faith, which she nurtured daily by attending Mass, and praying the Rosary and her "never ending" novenas. Carmen was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, and her nine siblings. Carmen is survived by her children Cmdr. (Dr.) James D. (Dr. Rhonda) Bass, USN of Jacksonville, Florida, Laura Mullins of Tallassee, Elena Bass of Coral Gables, Florida, Michele (Dr. Steve) Hanam of Grayslake, Illinois and Kelley Tracy of Montgomery and grandchildren Logan Bass, Aiden Bass, Patrick Mullins, Hunter Mullins, Carmen Mullins, Nic Mullins and Claire Hanam. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to www.woundedwarriorproject.org or to the Montgomery Food Bank. | Rubio, Carmen (I61632)
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| 49438 | The Wetumpka Herald, Alabama, Thursday, September 21, 2017 Billy Joe Bass BASS, Billy Joe, a resident of Wetumpka, Alabama passed away Wednesday, September 13, 2017 at the age of 86. Funeral services will be held Friday, September 15, 2017 at Mountain View Baptist Church at 2:00 p.m. with Rev. Anthony Counts, Dr. Tim Thompson, & Rev. Billy Rinehart officiating. Burial will be at Cain's Chapel Cemetery with Gassett Funeral Home of Wetumpka directing. Mr. Bass is preceded in death by his parents, George Adolphus Bass & Nora Agnes Bass; first wife, Mary Gail Whitaker Bass; sister, Mary Nell Bass; infant son; & brother, George E. D. Bass. He is survived by his wife, Virginia Bass; daughter, Kelly B. (Billy) Elliott; Scott (Shannon) Bass; grandchildren, Caitlin (Brandon) Wright; Bronson, Brooks, & Brady Bass; great-grandchild, Callie Wright; step-children, Dr. Danny Robinson; Jan (Ricky) Hollon; Ginger (Junior) Teffeteller; step-grandchildren, Bill, Greg, David, & Ann Robinson, Erin Pettus, Carmen Sullivan, Kristen Hancock, Dr. Matt Ramsey, & Lt. Scott Ramsey; step-great-grandchldren, Cooper & Cameron Hancock, Garrett & Hollon Pettus; several nieces & nephews. Active pallbearers will be Bronson Bass, Brooks Bass, John Gallups, Evan Adams, Mark Hollingsworth, & Lyndon Pouncey. Honorary pallbearers will be the Class of 1950 from Holtville High School & the Senior Mens Sunday School Class at Mountain View Baptist Church. Mr. Bass will lie in state one hour prior to service time at Mountain View Baptist Church. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Mountain View Baptist Church Building Fund Debt Retirement. Online Guest Book available at www.gassettfuneralhome.net. | Bass, Billy Joe (I61640)
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| 49439 | The Weymouth News, 30 Jun 2010 Priscilla Bassett Priscilla (Anderson) (Hall) Bassett, 88 years of age, passed away at Southwood at Norwell Nursing and Rehabilitation Facility, Norwell on June 26, 2010. She was born in Boston, Feb. 20, 1922 and moved to Wollaston in 1924 then to Weymouth in 1952 where she lived until 1994 when she moved to Halifax. She attended Massachusetts Fields School, Wollaston and graduated from North Quincy High School in 1939. While living in Weymouth she was an active member of the East Weymouth Congregational Church. Priscilla was the wife of the late Ralph Clifford Bassett who died in 2003 and the late Ray D. Hall who died in 1985. She is survived by two sons Mark D. Hall married to Kathleen Hall of Whitman and Dana R. Hall married to Wendy Hall of Summerfield, Florida. She is survived by three granddaughters Carolyn Hall of Anchorage, Alaska, Alyssa Simard of Raymond, NH and Marianne Hall of Whitman. Priscilla is the sister of Alan Anderson of Shrewsbury and Jean Henderson of Weymouth. A funeral service was held at the Mortimer N. Peck | Russell Peck Funeral Home, 516 Washington Street, Braintree on Friday, July 2, at 11 a.m. Burial will follow at t Massachusetts National Cemetery, Bourne with a committal service there at at 1:30 p.m.. Visiting hours were Thursday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home in Braintree. Memorial donations may be sent to the East Weymouth Congregational Church, 1320 Commercial St., E. Weymouth, MA 02189. | Anderson, Priscilla (I23758)
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| 49440 | The Weymouth News, August 6, 2014 Robert M. Webster (Picture included) Robert M. Webster, age 84, died peacefully Saturday, Aug. 2, in Chelsea, where he resided in The Soldier's Home. Born Jan. 24, 1930, in Quincy, to Richard and Laura (Bassett) Webster, he attended Thayer Academy, Springfield College and Boston University, graduating from Williams College School of Banking. Robert also served in the United States Air Force for four years. On Aug. 9, 1957, he married June (Levangie), "the love of his life." Robert and June Webster lived in Holbrook and South Weymouth where they raised their family. Robert worked at what was originally known as South Shore National Bank, advancing from a teller to the first Vice President when he retired in 1992. Robert was a Master Mason of the Weymouth United Masonic Lodge A.F. & A.M. for 56 years. He also was a chairman of the Weymouth American Red Cross Chapter. Robert was especially remembered as a South Weymouth Little League coach for ten years and was known for his ability to teach more than just the game of baseball, but life lessons and good sportsmanship, as well. Survivors include his beloved wife and four devoted children, Richard S. of Worcester, David K. and his wife, Denise of Taunton, Susanne L. and husband Thomas Ford of Whitman, and Robert D. of South Weymouth; and his sister, Priscilla Cole and her husband, who is Bob's best friend, Richard of Plymouth. He was also the grandfather of Austin and Ashley Webster of Raynham and Sandra, Jacey, Meghan, and Thomas Ford of Whitman; and leaves several nieces and nephews. The funeral services were held at 10 a.m., Monday, Aug. 11, at the Old South Union Congregational Church, with viewing hours Sunday, Aug. 10, from 2-6 p.m. at the C.C. Shepherd Funeral Home, 134 Pleasant Street (Columbian Sq.), South Weymouth. Burial in Mount Wollaston Cemetery, 20 Sea Street, Quincy, directly followed service. Donations to the American Red Cross of MA, 139 Main Street, Cambridge, MA 02142 would be appreciated. The family would like to express their sincere gratitude for the medical staff at The Soldier's Home in Chelsea. If you would like to leave a message for the family, please visit www.ccshepherd.com. C.C. Shepherd Funeral Service Inc. 134 Pleasant St. S. Weymouth 781-337-0050. | Webster, Robert M. (I32095)
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| 49441 | The Whitesville News, Allegany County, N.Y., Thursday, November 24, 1904 Mrs. F. M. Bassett Dead Died From Bright?s Disease Wednesday Morning Death has again entered the Bassett home and removed one how will be missed most of all. Mrs. F.M. Bassett has been in poor health for a long time and the trouble finally developed in to Bright?s disease. She was taken to bed about two weeks ago and has failed rapidly. Sunday evening she had a spasm and remained unconscious until death came quietly at 2:30 o?clock this (Wednesday) morning. Every possible effort was put forth to restore her to health but he disease, as ever, proved incurable. The funeral services will be held in the Methodist church Friday morning at 11 o?clock and the remains laid at rest in the family plot in the Baptist cemetery. Miss Mary Hortense Manning was born Greenwood, March 13, 1855, and resided there with her parents until March 1, 1876, when she was married to Frank M. Bassett. They purchased a part of the Manning farm and lived there for a number of years. To this union three sons were born. Twenty-one years ago the family moved from Greenwood to this village and Mr. Bassett engaged in the hardware business. On March 4, 1897, Mr. Bassett died, and in a little more than one year one son, Berwick C., passed away. Mrs. Bassett was a home-body and, while quiet, was most highly respected as a neighbor and friend. For many years she has been a faithful member of the Methodist church. Besides her many friends she laves two sons, Harry M. and Guy F., and one brother, C.S. Manning of Rochester, who have the sympathy of the entire community in this their great loss. | Manning, Mary Hortense (I32024)
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| 49442 | The Whitesville, N.Y. News, Thursday, January 13, 1938 Independence, N.Y. Louis S. Bassett Louis S. Bassett passed away on Sunday, January 9, 1938 at his home here after an illness of several weeks following a major operation. Farewell services were held today, Tuesday, at his late home. Mrs. Bassett and the daughter Mrs. David Smith and family have the sympathy of their many friends. | Bassett, Louis Stockton (I13915)
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| 49443 | The Whitesville, N.Y. News, Thursday, October 23, 1941 Matha Bloss Died Monday Morning Andover Womabn Well Known Locally had been Ill the Past Two Weeks Funeral Yesterday, Wednesday ? Burial at Independence Mrs. Martha Bloss of Andover, passed from life, Monday, October 20, 1941, aged 75 years. She had been ill the past two weeks. Born at Independence, May 8, 1866, a daughter of Francis and Marcella Bassett, she grew up at Independence. February 15, 1887 she was united in marriage with George N. Bloss who died in April of 1921. Mr. and Mrs. Bloss lived on what is now the Ray Rogers farm in Crittenden District until 27 years ago when they moved an Andover, where for a number of years past Mrs. Bloss had been employed in the Folsum store. Mrs. Bloss is survived by two daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Hunt of Washington, D.C. and Mrs. Mark Wilson of Whitesville; one sister, Mrs. Florence Bines of Andover, and one granddaughter, Miss Marian Wilson of Whitesville. Martha Bloss was of a genial nature and as a result had a host of friends saddened by her demies. The farewell was held from the late home in Baker St., Andover, yesterday, Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o?clock with burial at Independence. Rev. Lucien Kearns, pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Andover, officiated. Mrs. Bloss was a member of the Rebekah Lodge of Andover. | Bassett, Martha Elizabeth (I13913)
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| 49444 | The Whiteville News Reporter, North Carolina, Thursday, August 6, 2020 Angela ?Angie? Bass Gore Angela "Angie" Bass Gore, 53, of the Beaverdam community, died Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2020 at Columbus Regional Healthcare in Whiteville. Born Feb. 11, 1967, in Cumberland County, she was the daughter of Bobby Gene Bass and Annette Trogdon Bass of Fayetteville. She was a Columbus County school teacher for 30 years. She was a loving wife, mother and grandmother, who loved her family dearly. Always smiling and kind, she never met a stranger. Her funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, Aug 8, at Beaverdam Original Freewill Baptist Church. Visitation will be held from 12:30-2 p.m. prior to the service at the church. Burial will be in the McPherson Cemetery. Inman Ward Funeral Home and Crematory of Tabor City is serving the family. In addition to her parents, she is survived by her husband of 31 years, Joseph "Joe" Alton Gore of Chadbourn; two sons, Joseph Gore and wife, Katie, and Bobby Gore, both of Chadbourn; one sister, Dawn Collins of Hope Mills; one grandson, Jacob Gore; and several nieces and nephews. A guest register is available at inmanwardfuneralhome.com. | Bass, Angela (I47772)
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| 49445 | The Whiteville News Reporter, North Carolina, Wednesday, January 23, 2013 Thurman Willis Bass BLADENBORO -- Thurman Willis Bass, 76, died Tuesday, Jan. 22, 2013. He was a Veteran of the U.S. Army. The family will receive friends from 6-8 p.m. Thursday, Jan.. 24 at Bladen-Gaskins Funeral Home in Elizabethtown. Final rites will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 25 at Northside Baptist Church with Revs. Bruce Cannon and Thomas Martin officiating. Burial will be in Bladen Memorial Gardens. He is survived by his wife, Berniece Bass; one son, Jeffery Bass; one daughter, Dinah Hester; six grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. 1940 Federal Census of Greenwood, Moore County, North Carolina John W. Bass - 56 - Male - North Carolina - Head - Farmer Catherine - 53 - Female - North Carolina - Wife Herman - 26 - Male - North Carolina - Son - Farm Laborer May - 21 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter-in-Law - Housekeeper Private Family Bruce - 21 - Male - North Carolina - Son - Farm Laborer Therman - 3 - Male - North Carolina - Grandson | Bass, Thurman Willis (I60642)
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| 49446 | The Whittier Daily News, California January 24, 2003 Former Hoover Elementary secretary Bassett dies WHITTIER - Helen Bassett, a secretary at Lou Henry Hoover Elementary School for more than 30 years, died Friday at her Whittier home. She was 87. She was born December 27, 1915, in Missouri and grew up there, where she began dating James D. Bassett when both were 16. He came to California in 1938 to find work and she followed in 1940 to become his bride. In 1942, they moved to Whittier, joined the First Christian Church of Whittier and raised their three children. A devoted wife, mother and homemaker, Helen Bassett began working at Hoover School, just up the street from her home, and she and her children walked to the school every day. She retired in 1983. She is survived by her husband, James Bassett of Whittier; son and daughter-in-law Bob and Janell Bassett of Orange; daughter and son-in-law Sally and Bill Fletcher of Malibu; and daughter and son-in-law Mary Elizabeth and John Costas of Fort Worth, Texas. She also leaves grandchildren John, Sarah, Michael and Robert Costas; Jake, Sally and Kent Bassett, and Patrick Shearer. Interment will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Rose Hills Memorial Park. A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday at First Christian Church of Whittier, 6355 Greenleaf Avenue. | Gaines, Sarah Helen (I2686)
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| 49447 | The Wibaux Pioneer, Montana, Friday, 27 June 1913 Walter J. Fritsch and Miss Pearl Bass were united in the holy bonds of matrimony on Thursday, June 19th, at Miles City. The bride and groom have many friends in this part of the country who will wish them a long and happy married life. | Bass, Pearl Irene (I2791)
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| 49448 | The Wichita Eagle January 13, 1997 Margaret J. Bassett Bassett, Margaret J., 69, homemaker, died Wednesday, January 8, 1997. Service 1:30 p.m. today, Calvary Chapel. Survivors: husband, Warren; sons, Mark of Wichita, Michael of Stillwell, Oklahoma; daughter Katha Knippa of Houston; brothers, Burl Johnson of Wichita; Pat Johnson of Norman, Oklahoma; nine grandchildren. Broadway Mortuary. | Johnson, Margaret Jennie (I416)
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