Bassett Family Association Database
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| 49451 | The Wichita Eagle, 13 Jul 1990 Michael Shon Bassett Michael Shon Bassett, 16, student, died Saturday, July 7, 1990. Service 11 a.m. Saturday, Roland High School auditorium, Roland, Okla. Survivors: parents, Michael and Vikki, sister, Shannan, all of Roland; grandparents, Joe and Ruth Bassett at home, Bob Powell of Lake Arrowhead, Calif., Wanell Albaugh of Whittier, Calif.; great-grandparents, Noble Bassett of Wichita. Memorial has been established with Parents of Murdered Childre. Quring-Old Mission Mortuary. | Bassett, Michael Shon (I90)
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| 49452 | The Wichita Eagle, June 22, 1994 Clarence Billy Roy Bassett Bassett, Clarence Billy Roy, 35, laborer, died Sunday, June 19, 1994. Visitation will be from 6 to 8:30 p.m. today. Hillside Funeral Home. Survivors: father, Otis Bassett, brothers, Robert, Otis Jr., all of Wichita; sisters, Nadine Harper of Eufaula, Okla., Elaine Crabtree, Regina Bassett, Annette Conde, Angela Burnett, all of Wichita. Hillside Funeral Home. | Bassett, Clarence Billy Roy (I114)
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| 49453 | The Wichita Eagle, Kansas, 14 Jan 2006 Donald Lee Bassett Bassett, Donald Lee, 55, Kone Elevator serviceman of over 32 years, died Jan. 13, 2006 after a long and courageous battle with cancer. Memorial service will be 10 a.m. Friday, Old Mission Mortuary. Preceded in death by parents, Noble and Edith Bassett; brother, Joe Earl; daughter, Tracy Lynn. Survivors: wife, Denise; son, Derek (Niegen) Bassett of Calif.; granddaughter, Alexis; brother, Bill (Niki) Bassett of Wichita; sister-in-law, Ruth Bassett of Wichita; many nieces and nephews. In lieu of flowers, memorial has been established with Harry Hynes Memorial Hospice. | Bassett, Donald Lee (I56)
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| 49454 | The Wichita Eagle, Kansas, 15 Aug 1991 Noble W. Bassett Noble W. Bassett, 82, retired carpenter, died Wednesday, Aug. 14, 1991. Services 3 p.m. Friday, Quiring-Old Mission Mortuary; 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Rocky Comfort (Mo.) Cemetery. Survivors: sons, Joe E., Bill R., both of Wichita, Don L. of Goddard; brother, John O. of San Leandro, Calif.; eight grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren. Memorial has been established with the Leukemia Society. | Bassett, Noble W. (I22)
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| 49455 | The Wichita Eagle, Kansas, 20 Oct 1989 Edith M. (Brattin) Bassett Edith M. (Brattin) Bassett, 76, retired Riverside Elementary School cook, died Wednesday, Oct. 18, 1989. Services 5 p.m. today, Quiring-Old Mission Mortuary; 11 a.m. Saturday, Rocky Comfort (Mo.) Cemetery. Survivors: husband, Noble; sons, Joe, Bill, both of Wichita, Don of Goddard; eight grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren. Memorial has been estalished with the American Diabetes Association. | Brattin, Edith M. (I25)
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| 49456 | The Wichita Eagle, Kansas, 21 Dec 2003 Joe Earl Bassett Bassett, Joe Earl, 71. Retired Otasco and TG&Y Store Manager died Dec. 19, 2003. Services 1PM, Tuesday, Dec. 23, 2003 at Lakeview Memorial Gardens. He is preceded in death by his parents Noble and Edith Bassett and 2 grandsons. Survivors, wife Ruth of Wichita, Sons, Mike Bassett, Ft. Smith Ark., Terry Bassett, Las Vegas, Nev., Daughters & Sons-in-law Stephanie and Kling Drake, Derby, Rebecca and Howard Boucer, Wichita, Brothers & Sister-in-law Donald and Denis Bassett of Andale, and Bill and Nikki Bassett, Wichita, 8 grandchildren, 4 great-grandchildren. | Bassett, Joseph Earl (I55)
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| 49457 | The Wichita Eagle, Kansas, 27 Oct 1993 Carl R. Bassett Bassett, Carl R., 77, retired truck driver, died Monday, Oct. 25, 1993. Service 2 p.m. today, Kirby Morris Funeral Home. Survivors: wife, Margaret; son, Ronald of Valley Springs, Calif.; daughter, Carla Read of Squamish, British Columbia; sisters, Ruby Edgington of Augusta, Beulah Walhood of Vacaville, Calif., Flossie Irvine of El Dorado; three grandchildren. Memorial has been established with First Christian Church. | Bassett, Carl Rudolf (I20)
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| 49458 | The Wichita Eagle, Kansas, January 1, 1991 Cornelius “Pat” Bessette Cornelius "Pat" Bessette, 59, Boeing Wichita process manufacturing engineer, died Monday, Dec. 31, 1990. Rosary, 7 p.m. Wednesday, service 10 a.m. Thursday, both at St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church. Survivors: wife, Shirley; stepson, David Lee, stepdaughter, Julie Lee, both at home; sisters, Gloria Altergott, Anne Schock, Gerry Miller, all of Wichita. Memorial has been established with Emergency Assistance Fund of the Catholic charities. DeVorss Flanagan-Hunt Mortuary. | Bessette, Louis (I4783)
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| 49459 | The Wichita Eagle, Kansas, June 20, 1994 Mabel H. Bassett, Woodward WOODWARD ? Mabel H. Bassett, 80, retired Macy?s fabric department clerk, died Saturday, June 18, 1994. Service 10 a.m. Wednesday, Resthaven Gardens of Memory. Survivors: husband, Paul, son, Allan Bassett of Wichita; sisters, Esther Leuty of Hemet, Calif., Edith Glasier of Aurora, Colo.; six grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren. Memorial has been established with the American Diabetes Association. Resthaven Mortuary. | Allen, Mabel H. (I7536)
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| 49460 | The Wichita Eagle, Kansas, Sunday, May 11, 1997 Albert W. Bass Bass, Albert W., "Walt", 81, retired carpenter, died Friday, May 9, 1997. Service 2 p.m. Tuesday, Gibson-Koch-Friskel Chapel, Chanute. Survivors: stepsons, Leroy Babb of Winnemucca, Nev., James Babb of Fallon, Nev.; stepdaughter, Eva Rush of Coffeyville; brother, Oscar of Sheridan, Ark.; sister, Atha Garrison of Chanute; several stepgrandchildren and stepgreat-grandchildren. | Bass, Albert Walt (I47795)
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| 49461 | The Wichita Eagle, Kansas, Wednesday, December 12, 2012 James Albert Bass Bass, James "Jim" Albert, 92, passed away on Sunday, December 9, 2012. He was born June 28, 1920 to James and Daisy Bass in Big Spring, TX, the oldest of two. Jim married Jacquelyn Draeb in Sturgeon Bay, WI on October 11, 1947 and they had two children. He attended the University of New Mexico and served in the Army for four years during WWII. Jim retired from Anchor Swan in 1982 and from Total Printing Solutions in 1998. He attended Calvary United Methodist Church. Jim enjoyed swimming and sailing. He was an active member of the Ninnescah Yacht Club for many years. Jim will be remembered by his children, Jocelyn Bass of Denver, CO and Brian Bass of Keego Harbor, MI. Memorial Service: 1 pm, Thursday, December 13, 2012 at the Chaucer Estates Activity Center. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Wichita Swim Club, 8323 E. Douglas Ave., Wichita, KS 67207 or donor's choice. | Bass, James Albert (I16)
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| 49462 | The Wichita Eagle, March 25, 2015 Donald Lee Smith (Picture included) Smith, Donald Lee, 81, a recent resident of Wichita, KS, passed from this world on Saturday, March 21, 2015. Donnie was born in Ottawa, KS on May 23, 1933, to Sherman H. and Jennie Mae (Bassett) Smith. The oldest of three children, Donnie grew up a hard working young man. He attended Chapel Hill school and high school at Appanoose, driving a school bus his senior year. He married his high school sweetheart, Juanita Myers. They had three children and were married for 16 years. He farmed outside of Homewood KS for many years. Later he worked for Purina, then sold real estate around Ottawa and Wellsville, and spent several years in construction. Donnie married Helen Hendrickson on December 31, 1980. They spent 33 fun years together until her passing on February 18, 2014. They did some traveling during retirement, as long as it didn't interfere with the gardening season. Donnie delivered fresh garden produce to those who couldn't grow their own. He was also a volunteer at Hope House in Ottawa. Donnie traveled to Wichita to help with the clean up after the tornado in Haysville. He was a good neighbor. His greatest passion was fishing and he made several trips with family and friends, and Donnie fished every lake and pond in northeast Kansas. Donnie was preceded in death by his parents, an infant daughter, his wife Helen, Juanita, and son-in-law, Robert Farris. He is survived by son Terry (Tracy) Smith, Tyrone, OK, and daughters Donna (Victor) Johnson, Turpin, OK, and Linda (Ron) Riley, Wichita, KS, and the other two he claimed, Julie (Dennis) Martin, Turpin, OK, and Susie Warren, Wichita, KS, his sister, Shirley Tucker of Mt. Vernon, OH, brother Walter (Sharon) Smith of Houston, TX, 8 grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be held at 1:30 p.m., Saturday, March 28, 2015, at Riverlawn Christian Church, Wichita, KS. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Alzheimer's Association , Williamsburg Library Assn., or Prairie Paws Animal Shelter in care of Baker Funeral Home, Wichita, KS. | Smith, Donald Lee (I20008)
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| 49463 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I14198)
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| 49464 | The Wichita Eagle, November 20, 2015 Donald Ralph Bassett Bassett, Donald Ralph was born June 19, 1938, in Wichita, Kansas, to Dorothy I. German Bassett and J. Ralph Bassett. Donald passed away on Sunday, November 15, 2015, after bravely fighting Alzheimer's the last few years. Don graduated from Wichita High School West in 1955 and attended Wichita State University. He joined the Army in 1959, served in Korea and honorably discharged in 1962. Don was an avid Bowler and Table Tennis player, competing and ranked nationally in both sports. He loved watching WSU's basketball team. Don retired from Boeing Aircraft Company Wichita in 1994. In 2014, Don left many friends in Wichita and moved to Utah to be near family. He is survived by his sister, Barbara Craft of American Fork, Utah; a niece, Pam Craft Pettingill of Mt. Pleasant, Utah; a nephew, Stan Craft of Lehi, Utah; and many grand nieces and nephews. Services will be held Friday, November 20, 2015, at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 300 S. Center, American Fork, Utah. Interment will be at Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Bluffdale, Utah. Donations may be made to the Alzheimer's Association ? alz.org. | Bassett, Donald Ralph (P1463)
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| 49465 | The Wichita Eagle, November 25, 2010 Odis Bassett Jr. (Picture included) Bassett, Jr., Odis, 61, passed away November 22, 2010. Service is 11 a.m., Saturday, November 27, 2010 at Sulphur Springs Baptist Church in Eufaula, OK. He is survived by his daughter, Kimberly Bassett of Oklahoma City, OK; granddaughter, Jayden Bassett of Oklahoma City, OK; sisters, Nadine Harper of Eufaula, OK, Elaine (Earl) Crabtree-Lipsey of Wichita; Regina (Leonard) McCarty of Wichita, Annette Conde of Wichita and Angela (Ronald) Burnett of Edmond, OK; special nephew, Tim (Marcie) Harper and a host of nieces, nephews, great nieces, great nephews, friends and family. Entrusted to Jackson Mortuary, Wichita; and Grainger House of Winn, Muskogee, OK. www.thejacksonmortuary.com. | Bassett, Odis Jr. (I113)
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| 49466 | The Wichita Eagle, Saturday, July 4, 1970 Tracy Bassett Tracy Lynn Bassett, 1-day-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Bassett, 2225 Mona Lane, died Friday. Graveside services will be at 9 a.m. Monday in Lakeview Gardens Cemetery. Other survivors include her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Nobel Bassett, Wichita, and Mr. and Mrs. Denny Swan, Colorado. Broadway Mortuary has charge. | Bassett, Tracy Lynn (I105)
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| 49467 | The Wickenburg Sun, Arizona, July 8, 2009 Lenore Louise Bass Lenore Louise Bass, age 96, passed away July 2 in Sun City, Ariz. Funeral services will be held today (Wednesday, July 8) at 10 a.m. at the First Presbyterian Church in Wickenburg with Pastor Paul Jones of Yarnell Community Presbyterian Church and members of the Order of the Eastern Star Peoria Chapter 59 officiating. Interment will follow in the Wickenburg Municipal Cemetery. Lenore was born June 4, 1913 in Chicago, Ill., to Louis Krummel and Jeannette Schwarz Krummel. She came to Wickenburg in 1941. She married William G. Bass on Aug. 2, 1941, and together they operated the La Siesta Motel for years. Her husband Bill had grown up at the Grand Canyon, and as a young man worked as a tour guide from 1917 to 1926, and during that time had put together quite a photographic showcase of the Grand Canyon and the Arizona desert. He and Lenore entertained guests in the Cliff Room Auditorium at La Siesta Motel, and Lenore continued to do this in her home even after Bill passed away in 1981. Lenore was a longtime member of the First Presbyterian Church since 1941 and a member of the Order of the Eastern Star. Lenore is survived by her son William L. Bass of El Cajon and brother Herbert Krummel and a nephew Rodney Rasmussen of Virginia Beach, Va. Arrangements are under the direction of Wickenburg Funeral Home & Crematory. | Krummel, Lenore Louise (I99)
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| 49468 | The Wickenburg Sun, Arizona, Thursday, Feb. 26, 1981 Wickenburg mourns Passing of Bill Bass Wickenburg's most famous citizen, Bill Bass, died Friday, Feb. 20 at his home on Bass Hill overlooking the town he had loved for 55 years. He was 80. He was born in Williams, Ariz., on July 26, 1900 - 73 miles away from being the first white child born on the rim of the Grand Canyon. Bill came of age exploring the Grand Canyon with his father Capt. William Wallace Bass, who blazed the first trails into the Canyon's wilderness. At the age of 26, in 1926, Bill came to Wickenburg, where he was involved in various business pursuits. Back at the Grand Canyon in 1940 as a tour guide, he met his wife Lenore. They were married in 1941. After a four-year absence from Wickenburg during the war, he returned and built the La Siesta Motel and Kelly's Cafe. Then he began his life-long hobby of photography. He soon established himself as one of the finest photographers of desert scenery and wildlife subjects - with his works appearing in several issues of Arizona Highways. Every night for 24 straight years, he presented free slide programs on Arizona's beauty for all the guests in the Wickenburg area in his famous "Cliff Room" at the La Siesta Motel. | Bass, William G. (I72)
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| 49469 | The Wickenburg Sun, Arizona, Wednesday, January 28, 2015 William Lewis Bass William Lewis Bass, age 71, passed away Jan. 23, 2015, in San Diego. Bill was born June 10, 1943, in Henderson, Nev., to William Bass and Lenore Krummel Bass. Bill?s grandfather was Capt. William Wallace Bass, who blazed the first trails into the Grand Canyon. His mother and father were part of Wickenburg history as an accomplished photographer and former owners of La Siesta Motel and Kelly?s Caf. Bill has been disabled all his life and has lived in a care home in San Diego for years. He is survived by his cousins Rodney and Joann Rasmussen and Carla and Charles Stedwell. Graveside services will be held in the first week of February with the date to be announced. Friends may offer online condolences at www.wickenburgfuneralhome.com Arrangements are under the direction of Wickenburg Funeral Home & Crematory. | Bass, William Lewis (I100)
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| 49470 | The Wickenburg Sun, Wickenburg, Arizona, May 29, 2002 Loren H. Lauzon Loren H. (Tiny) Lauzon, 79, died May 16, 2002, at the Prescott Veterans Hospital. Mr. Lauzon was born at the Grand Canyon to Hubert and Edith (Bass) Lauzon. He received his education at the Grand Canyon, Flagstaff High School and the Wasatch Academy in Utah. Tiny served honorably in the U.S. Army Air Corps in the European Theater during World War II. He resided in Wickenburg where he owned and operated the La Siesta Service Station for 35 years, before retiring to Prescott Valley. The Bass/Lauzon family is noted in the Northern Arizona Historical Society as pioneers and homesteaders in the Grand Canyon area. Tiny was most proud to be known as the last child born in the "Box Car," which served as the medical clinic for the Grand Canyon. His parents and his first wife, Harriet, a sister and a brother preceded him in death. His wife Shirley of Prescott Valley, survives him. His son and daughter-in-law, Robert and Deborah, and grandchildren, Michael, Sarah, Rebecca and Leah, all of Flagstaff, also survive him. Surviving step-daughters and sons-in-laws are Sharon and Craig Lund of Colorado, Laura and Eddie Nasser of Wickenburg and Debbie and Bob Mead of Nevada, and seven step-grandchildren and eight great step-grandchildren. Also surviving are an aunt, Lenore Bass of Wickenburg, and numerous nieces and nephews, all of Arizona. Memorial services will be held at the Shrine of Ages at the Grand Canyon at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Hospice unit of the VA Hospital in Prescott, 500 Highway 89 North, Prescott, AZ 86313. | Lauzon, Loren Hampton (I98)
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| 49471 | The Wigan Today July 22, 2009 Ada Bassett Bassett, Ada - On 16th July at Airedale Hospital Ada aged 84 years (formerly of Danesway, Wigan), beloved wife of the late Ralph Bassett, loving mum of Tim and Sue. Her funeral service will take place at Skipton Crematorium on Friday, 24th July at 11.00 a.m. Family flowers only please, donations in Ada's memory to Wigan and Leigh Hospice, c/o Howcrofts funeral services, Duckett Street, Skipton, BD23 2EJ. | Crawshaw, Ada (I15)
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| 49472 | The will of Edward Bassett of Oxford, New Haven County, Connecticut, was written on 1 Jun 1836 and proven 23 Feb 1841 in New Haven County District Court. Mentioned in Edward's will and the other pertaining documents were his present wife Damaris Bassett; his daughters Phebe Tomlinson, Aleather Lewis, and Hannah Bassett; his sons Darwin Bassett, Samuel Bassett, Elliott Bassett, Andrew Bassett, William Bassett and Joseph Bassett; his son-in-law William R. Tomlinson; and Edward D. Bassett. Moses Hawkins of Oxford and Hannah Bassett of Oxford, his daughter, were named as executors. Land mentioned included the homestead containing ten acres and two pieces of land in Southbury (forty acres and one acre). 1830 Federal Census of Chatham, Columbia County, New York Eliot Basset 1010001-022001 1MU5, 1M10-15, 1M40-50, 2F5-10, 2F15-20, 1F40-50 | Bassett, Elliott (I514)
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| 49473 | The will of Edward Bassett of Oxford, New Haven County, Connecticut, was written on 1 Jun 1836 and proven 23 Feb 1841 in New Haven County District Court. Mentioned in Edward's will and the other pertaining documents were his present wife Damaris Bassett; his daughters Phebe Tomlinson, Aleather Lewis, and Hannah Bassett; his sons Darwin Bassett, Samuel Bassett, Elliott Bassett, Andrew Bassett, William Bassett and Joseph Bassett; his son-in-law William R. Tomlinson; and Edward D. Bassett. Moses Hawkins of Oxford and Hannah Bassett of Oxford, his daughter, were named as executors. Land mentioned included the homestead containing ten acres and two pieces of land in Southbury (forty acres and one acre). 1840 Federal Census of Rootstown, Portage County, Oho Andrew Bassett 2111101-00200010 2MU5, 1M5-10, 1M10-15, 1M15-20, 1M20-30, 1M40-50, 2F10-15, 1F40-50 | Bassett, Andrew C. (I515)
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| 49474 | The will of Edward Bassett of Oxford, New Haven County, Connecticut, was written on 1 Jun 1836 and proven 23 Feb 1841 in New Haven County District Court. Mentioned in Edward's will and the other pertaining documents were his present wife Damaris Bassett; his daughters Phebe Tomlinson, Aleather Lewis, and Hannah Bassett; his sons Darwin Bassett, Samuel Bassett, Elliott Bassett, Andrew Bassett, William Bassett and Joseph Bassett; his son-in-law William R. Tomlinson; and Edward D. Bassett. Moses Hawkins of Oxford and Hannah Bassett of Oxford, his daughter, were named as executors. Land mentioned included the homestead containing ten acres and two pieces of land in Southbury (forty acres and one acre). 1850 Federal Census of Greenport, Columbia County, New York (23 Jul 1850) Joseph Bassett - 35 - M - Connecticut - Farmer Sarah - 32 - F - New York Frank - 19 - M - New York Edward - 4 - M - New York Josephine - 2 - F - New York Oscar - 15 - M - New York - Farmer Nathan - 22 - M - Connecticut - Farmer Hannah - 21 - F - New York | Bassett, Joseph (I523)
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| 49475 | The will of Edward Bassett of Oxford, New Haven County, Connecticut, was written on 1 Jun 1836 and proven 23 Feb 1841 in New Haven County District Court. Mentioned in Edward's will and the other pertaining documents were his present wife Damaris Bassett; his daughters Phebe Tomlinson, Aleather Lewis, and Hannah Bassett; his sons Darwin Bassett, Samuel Bassett, Elliott Bassett, Andrew Bassett, William Bassett and Joseph Bassett; his son-in-law William R. Tomlinson; and Edward D. Bassett. Moses Hawkins of Oxford and Hannah Bassett of Oxford, his daughter, were named as executors. Land mentioned included the homestead containing ten acres and two pieces of land in Southbury (forty acres and one acre). An eleven grave plot, Section U, Lot 50, was sold to Andrew S. Bassett on 16 Apr 1891 and transferred to Harriet L. Hollis in the Oakwood Cemetery, Troy, New York. Harriet L. Bassett - age 66 Mary E. Bassett - age 7 Edward D. Bassett - age 75 Andrew S. Bassett - age 63 Maranda Bassett - age 73 Elizabeth A. Hollis - age 55 Frank Hollis - age 72 Sarah K. Hollis Keenan - age 46 Harriet L. Hollis - age 79 William H. Keenan - age 56 Robert F. Keenan - age 65 1850 Federal Census of Chatham, Columbia County, New York (5 Aug 1850) Edward Bassett - 29 - M - Connecticut - Farmer Harriet - 25 - F - Connecticut Andrew - 4 - M - Connecticut Living next door Ebenezer Bassett - 83 - M - Connecticut - Farmer Edward M. - 24 - M - Connecticut - Farmer Esther Jordon - 54 - F - Connecticut Maria - 20 - F - Connecticut Edward Peterson - 23 - M - New York - Laborer | Bassett, Edward Darwin (I525)
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| 49476 | The will of Edward Bassett of Oxford, New Haven County, Connecticut, was written on 1 Jun 1836 and proven 23 Feb 1841 in New Haven County District Court. Mentioned in Edward's will and the other pertaining documents were his present wife Damaris Bassett; his daughters Phebe Tomlinson, Aleather Lewis, and Hannah Bassett; his sons Darwin Bassett, Samuel Bassett, Elliott Bassett, Andrew Bassett, William Bassett and Joseph Bassett; his son-in-law William R. Tomlinson; and Edward D. Bassett. Moses Hawkins of Oxford and Hannah Bassett of Oxford, his daughter, were named as executors. Land mentioned included the homestead containing ten acres and two pieces of land in Southbury (forty acres and one acre). History of Portage County, Ohio (1885) William Bassett, Jr., farmer, P.O. Kent, was born in Ravenna Township, this county, May 22, 1829; son of William and Eloisa (Welton) Bassett, natives of Oxford, New Haven County, Connecticut, former born September 18, 1794, latter August 4, 1798. They came to this county in 1817 and located in Rootstown Township where they lived about eight months, then moved to Franklin Township and settled on the place known as the Pritchard farm. They afterward exchanged the farm for property now occupied by the mother of our subject, which was then considered the poorest portion of the township. The farm comprises 263 acres of land, 200 of which are under cultivation. William Bassett, Sr., was a veteran of the war of 1812, Captain of the militia in Franklin Township in early times, and generally known as Captain Bassett. After his settlement in Franklin Township he taught a night school for two months, said to be the first school in the township. He had four children: WIlliam Jr., Harriet (deceased), Edward W., in Ravenna, and Horace P., in Warren. He was a thorough-going, pushing business man and at the time of the building of the Ohio Canal he contracted to furnish the stone for the locks. He died October 21, 1878, at the age of eighty-four; his widow, aged eighty-six, still resides on the old homestead. Our subject was reared in Franklin Township, this county, where he received a common school education and has always followed farming as an occupation. He was married, May 9, 1854, to Esther A., daughter of Deacon Barber Clark, of Franklin Township, this county, who died May 8, 1879, at the age of forty-eight years. Mr. Bassett is a member of the Congregational Church, with which he has been identified since 1859. He is a F.&A.M.; in politics a Republican. William Bassett Sr. left Oxford about 1 April 1817 and moved to Rootstown, Portage County, Ohio. During the War of 1812 he served in Seymour Knapp's Company of Connecticut Militia. Biographical History of Northeastern Ohio (1893) Horace P. Bassett, formerly proprietor of one of the leading livery stables in Warren, Ohio, is a native of Portage County, this State, born June 17, 1838. William and Eloise (Welton) Bassett, the parents of H.P., were natives of Connecticut. William Bassett drove an ox team from Connecticut to Ohio as early as 1817, and settled on a tract of wild land. Here he cut away the forest and developed a farm of 266 acres, and on this farm he passed the rest of his life, and died at the age of eighty-five years. He was a prominent man in this county, and for some time served as Captain of the Militia. He was in the war of 1812, having entered the service when he was sixteen years old. The Bassett family are descended from an old English family that settled in New England at an early day. William Bassett was a prominent member of the Freesoil party, and he also took considerable interest in the educational affairs of his day. He was a man of great prowess, was a great wrestler, and was known all over the country for his remarkable physique. His wife died at the age of eight-seven years. She was a member of the Episcopal Church. Of their four children we make record as followws: William, a farmer near Kent, Ohio, was for many years a railroad conductor, and is now prominently identified with local affairs; Harriet, deceased; Edward W., a railroad conductor for many years, was employed as express manager at the time of his death, which occured at Kent in 1887; and Horace P., with whose name we begin this sketch. Horace P. Bassett remained on his father's farm until he was twenty years old, receiving his education in the public schools and at Hiram College. At the age of twenty he accepted a position with Harris, Hanford & Co., dealers in blank books, papers, etc., and for two years was employed as their traveling salesman. In 1860 he came to Warren, and was soon afterward employed as traveling salesman for James B. Dunlap, grocer, in whose employ he remained three years. He was then employed by another grocery firm, Anderson & Rupps, with whom he continued until 1864. That year he engaged in the livery business, succeeding A.S. Robins, which business he continued up to May, 1893. In 1873, he combned undertaking with his livery business, and carried on both until January, 1893, when he sold the undertaking department to Taylor & Pierce. Mr. Bassett is an authority on horses, his opinion frequently being sought and always valued. He owns a fine stallion, known far and near as "Black Allie". Mr. Bassett also devotes considerable time to looking after his farm, in Portage county, of 340 acres. He and his brother William own the old home place. He is also interested somewhat in the life-insurance business, representing the United States Life Insurance Company. Politically, Mr. Bassett is a Republican. Fraternally, he is a member of the A.F.&A.M. Erie Lodge, No. 3; I.O.O.F., No. 29; K. of P., No. 30; and American Mechanics, No. 4. He is Past Grand in the I.O.O.P. and Past Chancellor of the K. of P. Mr. Bassett was married in 1860, to Miss Justine L., daughter of Washington Brewster, a native of Summit county, Ohio. They have had four children, three of whom are living: Jennie B., Charles H. and Helen J. William is deceased. Jennie B. is the wife of E.W. Christy of Cleveland, Ohio, manager of the United States Life Insurance Company. 1840 Federal Census of Franklin, Portage County, Ohio William Bassett 201011-000001 2MU5, 1M10-15, 1M20-30, 1M30-40, 1F30-40 1850 Federal Census of Franklin Township, Portage County, Ohio William Bassett - 54 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 4000 Louisa - 51 - F - Connecticut William Jr. - 21 - M - Ohio Edward W. - 16 - M - Ohio Horace P. - 12 - M - Ohio 1860 Federal Census of Franklin Township, Portage County, Ohio (17 Jul 1860) William Bassett - 65 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 7050 1360 Louisa - 60 - F - New York | Bassett, Captain William Sr. (I517)
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| 49477 | The will of Edward Bassett of Oxford, New Haven County, Connecticut, was written on 1 Jun 1836 and proven 23 Feb 1841 in New Haven County District Court. Mentioned in Edward's will and the other pertaining documents were his present wife Damaris Bassett; his daughters Phebe Tomlinson, Aleather Lewis, and Hannah Bassett; his sons Darwin Bassett, Samuel Bassett, Elliott Bassett, Andrew Bassett, William Bassett and Joseph Bassett; his son-in-law William R. Tomlinson; and Edward D. Bassett. Moses Hawkins of Oxford and Hannah Bassett of Oxford, his daughter, were named as executors. Land mentioned included the homestead containing ten acres and two pieces of land in Southbury (forty acres and one acre). | Curtiss, Damaris (I189)
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| 49478 | The will of Edward Bassett of Oxford, New Haven County, Connecticut, was written on 1 Jun 1836 and proven 23 Feb 1841 in New Haven County District Court. Mentioned in Edward's will and the other pertaining documents were his present wife Damaris Bassett; his daughters Phebe Tomlinson, Aleather Lewis, and Hannah Bassett; his sons Darwin Bassett, Samuel Bassett, Elliott Bassett, Andrew Bassett, William Bassett and Joseph Bassett; his son-in-law William R. Tomlinson; and Edward D. Bassett. Moses Hawkins of Oxford and Hannah Bassett of Oxford, his daughter, were named as executors. Land mentioned included the homestead containing ten acres and two pieces of land in Southbury (forty acres and one acre). | Bassett, Alluther (I521)
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| 49479 | The will of Edward Bassett of Oxford, New Haven County, Connecticut, was written on 1 Jun 1836 and proven 23 Feb 1841 in New Haven County District Court. Mentioned in Edward's will and the other pertaining documents were his present wife Damaris Bassett; his daughters Phebe Tomlinson, Aleather Lewis, and Hannah Bassett; his sons Darwin Bassett, Samuel Bassett, Elliott Bassett, Andrew Bassett, William Bassett and Joseph Bassett; his son-in-law William R. Tomlinson; and Edward D. Bassett. Moses Hawkins of Oxford and Hannah Bassett of Oxford, his daughter, were named as executors. Land mentioned included the homestead containing ten acres and two pieces of land in Southbury (forty acres and one acre). | Bassett, Hannah (I522)
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| 49480 | The will of Edward Bassett of Oxford, New Haven County, Connecticut, was written on 1 Jun 1836 and proven 23 Feb 1841 in New Haven County District Court. Mentioned in Edward's will and the other pertaining documents were his present wife Damaris Bassett; his daughters Phebe Tomlinson, Aleather Lewis, and Hannah Bassett; his sons Darwin Bassett, Samuel Bassett, Elliott Bassett, Andrew Bassett, William Bassett and Joseph Bassett; his son-in-law William R. Tomlinson; and Edward D. Bassett. Moses Hawkins of Oxford and Hannah Bassett of Oxford, his daughter, were named as executors. Land mentioned included the homestead containing ten acres and two pieces of land in Southbury (forty acres and one acre). | Bassett, Phebe (I524)
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| 49481 | The will of Edward Bassett of Oxford, New Haven County, Connecticut, was written on 1 Jun 1836 and proven 23 Feb 1841 in New Haven County District Court. Mentioned in Edward's will and the other pertaining documents were his present wife Damaris Bassett; his daughters Phebe Tomlinson, Aleather Lewis, and Hannah Bassett; his sons Darwin Bassett, Samuel Bassett, Elliott Bassett, Andrew Bassett, William Bassett and Joseph Bassett; his son-in-law William R. Tomlinson; and Edward D. Bassett. Moses Hawkins of Oxford and Hannah Bassett of Oxford, his daughter, were named as executors. Land mentioned included the homestead containing ten acres and two pieces of land in Southbury (forty acres and one acre). | Bassett, Samuel (I526)
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| 49482 | The will of Edward Bassett of Oxford, New Haven County, Connecticut, was written on 1 Jun 1836 and proven 23 Feb 1841 in New Haven County District Court. Mentioned in Edward's will and the other pertaining documents were his present wife Damaris Bassett; his daughters Phebe Tomlinson, Aleather Lewis, and Hannah Bassett; his sons Darwin Bassett, Samuel Bassett, Elliott Bassett, Andrew Bassett, William Bassett and Joseph Bassett; his son-in-law William R. Tomlinson; and Edward D. Bassett. Moses Hawkins of Oxford and Hannah Bassett of Oxford, his daughter, were named as executors. Land mentioned included the homestead containing ten acres and two pieces of land in Southbury (forty acres and one acre). | Tomlinson (I529)
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| 49483 | The will of Edward Bassett of Oxford, New Haven County, Connecticut, was written on 1 Jun 1836 and proven 23 Feb 1841 in New Haven County District Court. Mentioned in Edward's will and the other pertaining documents were his present wife Damaris Bassett; his daughters Phebe Tomlinson, Aleather Lewis, and Hannah Bassett; his sons Darwin Bassett, Samuel Bassett, Elliott Bassett, Andrew Bassett, William Bassett and Joseph Bassett; his son-in-law William R. Tomlinson; and Edward D. Bassett. Moses Hawkins of Oxford and Hannah Bassett of Oxford, his daughter, were named as executors. Land mentioned included the homestead containing ten acres and two pieces of land in Southbury (forty acres and one acre). | Tomlinson, William R. (I531)
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| 49484 | The will of Edward Bassett of Oxford, New Haven County, Connecticut, was written on 1 Jun 1836 and proven 23 Feb 1841 in New Haven County District Court. Mentioned in Edward's will and the other pertaining documents were his present wife Damaris Bassett; his daughters Phebe Tomlinson, Aleather Lewis, and Hannah Bassett; his sons Darwin Bassett, Samuel Bassett, Elliott Bassett, Andrew Bassett, William Bassett and Joseph Bassett; his son-in-law William R. Tomlinson; and Edward D. Bassett. Moses Hawkins of Oxford and Hannah Bassett of Oxford, his daughter, were named as executors. Land mentioned included the homestead containing ten acres and two pieces of land in Southbury (forty acres and one acre). | Lewis, Glover (I535)
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| 49485 | The will of Hartwell Bass lists his wife, Sarah, and a daughter, Mary A. Family papers list his wife as Mary Richardson. | Bass, Hartwell (I48266)
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| 49486 | The Will of John Bassett late of the Parish of St. Enoder in the Parish of Cornwall Farmer deceased who died 11 June 1858 at St. Enoder aforesaid was proved at Bodmin by the oath of Richard Bassett of St. Columb Major in the said County Farmer the son and Joanna Williams (wife of James Williams of St. Enoder) the daughter. Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette, Thursday 25 September 1856 An Extraordinary Man John Bassett, a farmer, of Polmenna, in the parish of St. Enoder, who has lived to see 91 summers, has this year stood in the harvest field as usual, and, with a small reaping-hook, has cut down no less than 190 sheaves of wheat in the short space of 7 hours, and at the same rate he has continued through the harvest. When in the prime of his life, he has been known to cut and bind 200 fagots of furze in one day; also to walk ten miles a-day, and cut and bind one thousand fagots a week. He can see to read small print with out the help of any sort of glass; in short his strength and vigour seem to be unabated, and every faculty perfect. 1851 British Census of Polmena. St. Enoder, Cornwall John Bassett 85 M Head St. Enoder, Cornwall Farmer 50 acres Mary 79 F Wife St. Enoder, Cornwall Joanna Williams 44 F Daughter St. Enoder, Cornwall James 45 M SonL St. Neot, Cornwall Ag lab John B. 9 M Grandson St. Enoder, Cornwall School James 3 M Grandson St. Enoder, Cornwall Samuel 1 M Grandson St. Enoder, Cornwall | Bassett, John (I59)
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| 49487 | The will of Mary Bassett, written 5 Nov 1741 and proved 6 May 1742 leaves daughter Dorcas Nickerson 5 shillings. | Bassett, Dorcas (I00277)
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| 49488 | The will of Peter Shafer is dated 1 Nov 1836. Portrait and Biographical Record of Guernsey County, Ohio (1895) C.O. Owen & Co. Garrett Bassett is the popular and efficient Postmaster of New Comerstown (Ohio), and is now filling his second term in that office. He was born in Albany County, New York, June 16, 1827 and is the son of Nicholas and Maria (Shafer) Bassett, also natives of the Empire State. The father of our subject was a farmer all his life. He in turn was the son of Michael Bassett, who was a native of England. The maternal grandfather of Mr. Bassett was born on the Atlantic while his parents were crossing from Germany to America. Nicholas and Maria became the parents of ten children, of whom we make the following mention: Michael died in Coshocton County, Ohio, in 1889. Ann, who died in 1891, was the wife of John Davis. Peter died in New York in 1892. John is living in Coshocton County. Simon is a farmer in California. Catherine married Elijah Dooling, and died in 1886. Cornelius departed this life in 1885. Gertrude is now Mrs. Alonzo Sibly and lives in Illinois. Sherman is mining in Caldwell County, Missouri; and Garrett is our subject. The family moved from the Empire State to Coshocton County in 1834, and here the parents died, aged respectively eighty-eight and eighty-nine years. Our subject was well educated, and when a lad of seventeen years returned to his native state and began working in the United States arsenal at Troy. He was there a little over a year, however, when he resigned his position he engaged with James Gould in the car-shops, where he worked for five or six years. At the end of that time he went to Cleveland, where he was similarly employed for a year, when he determined to go to Detroit, Michigan. His stay there was of short duration, and his next move found him at the World's Fair City, where he obtained profitable employment and stayed for six years. Returning East, he lived in New York City for one year; he later returned to Chicago, and in 1858 located in New Comerstown where he opened a wagon shop and conducted a good business. During the late war our subject served as a member of Company H, one Hundred and Seventy-eighth Ohio Infantry, and saw service eleven months and twenty three days. He was mustered out at the close of the war at Charlotte, N.C. reaching home July 9, 1865. He lost no time after regaining his health, but went to work in the old shop and continued without interruption until he was appointed Postmaster in 1888 under Cleveland. At the expiration of three years he worked at his trade, until September 1892, when he was again called upon to serve the people in the capacity of Postmaster. Mr. Bassett was married, May 11, 1857, to Miss Maria Lacey, and to them were born eight children. Arthur lives in California, being a proprietor of a hotel in Sacramento; Armenia is a wife of Joseph Duff, of New Comerstown; Hershel also resides in the above city; Marcia is now Mrs. William Smalley, of Missouri; Peoria is the wife of George Wallace, of Pennsylvania; and William and Robert are at home. Socially our subject is a Mason, and in politics is Democratic. | Shafer, Peter (I137)
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| 49489 | The will of Samuel Bass was dated October 21, 1726. | Bass, Samuel (I26)
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| 49490 | The Wilmington Morning Star, North Carolina, Friday, 18 June 1886 South Carolina A Prominent Citizen of Marion Killed by a Falling Tree (By Telegraph to the Morning Star.) Charleston, Jun 17.-Thomas J. Bass, a prominent citizen of Marion county was instantly killed last evening while walking through the woods to the post office, by a large pine tree falling upon him. His body, horribly mangled, was found at midnight. He leaves a wife and four small children. 1860 Federal Census of Marion, Marion County, South Carolina (June 19,1860) Jos. D. Bass - 46 - Male - South Caroline - Farmer 10,000, 20,000 Amelia - 40 - Female - South Carolina A.W. - 16 - Female - South Carolina R. - 14 - Female - South Carolina A. - 10 - Male - South Carolina Thomas - 8 - Male - South Carolina 1880 Federal Census of Moody, Marion County, South Carolina (June 2, 1880) Thomas J. Bass - 29 - Male - SC-SC-SC - Head - Farmer Hortense L. - 24 - Female - SC-SC-SC - Wife - Keeping House Carl - 2 - Male - SC-SC-SC - Son Tracy - 1 - Male - SC-SC-SC - Son | Bass, Thomas J. (I84)
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| 49491 | The Wilmington Morning Star, North Carolina, Sunday, 22 January 1888 Suicide at Rocky Mount A correspondent at Rocky Mount writes that a few weeks ago Mr. Edwin Bass, living in Nashville, attempted suicide, but was prevented. On last Thursday night, he made another attempt, at which time he succeeded, by cutting his throat with a knife. Madam Rumor says it was caused by the too frequent use of whiskey. 1880 Federal Census of Manning, Nash County, NC (25 Jun 1880) Edwin Bass 24 M NC NC NC Head Farmer Mary 24 F NC NC NC Wife Keeping House Charles W. 3 M NC NC NC Son | Bass, Edwin G. (I46871)
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| 49492 | The Wilmington News, North Carolina, Thursday, 31 December 1959 Joseph A. Bass FAIRMONT ? Joseph A. Bass, 61, of Orrum, was found dead in a field near his home Wednesday after apparently having been stricken ill late Tuesday while pulling cotton stalks. Funeral services were to be held today at 3 p.m. at Bloomingdale Baptist Church by the Rev. E.L. Coelman, assisted by the Rev. A.P. Stephens. Burial was to be in Floyd Memorial Cemetery near Fairmont. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Bessie Bass; four sons, Eldred of Fairmont, James Albert of Lake View, S.C., Milton of Whiteville and Charles Bass of Fayetteville; three daughters, Mrs. Shelton Smith of Clarkton, Mrs. W.C. Britt of Lumberton and Mrs. Knox Britt of Parkton; four brothers, Lonnie and Gordon Bass of Clarkton, J.W. of Hickory and Blonzo Bass of Lake View and three sisters, Mrs. Pete Gray of Lake View, Mrs. Julie Bass of Merietta and Mrs. Carrie Bass of Orrum. 1950 Federal Census of Orrum, Robeson County, North Carolina (12 Apr 1950) Carrie Bass (Div) 38 F Head NC Farm Hand Farm Woodroow 13 M Son NC Eva P. 8 F Daughter NC Living next door 1950 Federal Census of Orrum, Robeson County, North Carolina (12 Apr 1950) Joseph A. Bass 52 M Head SC Farmer Farm Bessie Mae 52 F Wife SC Farm Helper Farm Milton 22 M Son NC Farm Hand Farm Eldred L. 16 M Son NC Farm Helper Farm Mary Francis 17 F DauL NC | Bass, Joseph Asbury (I58919)
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| 49493 | The Wilmington News, North Carolina, Wednesday, 4 July 1956 Mrs. Weldon Bass CLINTON ? Mrs. Weldon Bass, 61, died at her home in the Smyrna section of Columbia County early yesterday morning. She is survived by her husband and a son, Paul Bass, both of Chadbourn; two sisters, Mrs. Mollie Gore, Tabor City, and Mrs. Janie Thompson, Whiteville. Funeral services were conducted at 4 p.m. today in the Smyrna Baptist Church by the Rev. Oscar Holland. Burial was in Greenlawn Memorial Cemetery, Chadbourn. | Peggy K. (I8609)
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| 49494 | The Wilson Daily Daily Time, North Carolina, Thursday, August 15, 2013 Joseph Wilton Bass Dec. 6, 1942 ? Aug. 14, 2013 Joseph Wilton Bass, 70, of Wilson, passed away Wednesday. Funeral services will be conducted 7 p.m. Friday at Joyner's Funeral Home. A graveside service will be held 11 a.m. Saturday in Evergreen Memorial Park. The Rev. Gene Wells will officiate. The family will receive friends Friday immediately following the service at Joyner's Funeral Home, 4100 Raleigh Road Parkway, and other times at 4337 Georgetown Drive, Wilson. Wilton is survived by his wife, Pam L. Bass of the home; his daughter, Tracy Bass Shumack and husband, Brian, of Wilson; his grandchildren, Meagan Shumack, Brooke Shumack, Brylee Shumack and Brandon Shumack; his stepdaughters, Debby Futrell and husband, Jeff, of Wilson and Charlotte Kinney and husband, Ben, of Charlotte; his stepgrandchildren, Pearson Futrell, Emilee Futrell, Jackson Kinney and Reid Kinney; his sister, Susie Barnes of Wilson; his brothers, Derl Bass and Roland Bass, both of Wilson, and Ronnie Bass of Stantonsburg; and Molly, his dog, the love of his life. He was preceded in death by his sisters, Pearl Green and Helen Edwards; and his brothers, Clay, Milton and Bill Bass. Flowers are welcome or memorials may be directed to The Preston Robert Tisch Brain Tumor Center at Duke, Duke University Medical Center, DUMC Box 3624, Durham, NC 27710. Condolences may be directed to www.joyners.net. | Bass, Joseph Wilton (I465)
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| 49495 | The Wilson Daily News, North Carolina, Wednesday, February 20, 2013 Charles Ray Bass Sept. 8, 1941 ? Feb. 18, 2013 Charles Ray Bass, 71, died Monday, Feb. 18, 2013. Funeral services will be conducted in the Chapel of Shingleton Funeral Home Thursday, 7 p.m., with the Rev. Joe Shakour officiating. Committal services will be conducted at Stantonsburg Cemetery Friday at 11 a.m. He was preceded in death by his parents, Robert Bruce and Alma Ruth Felton Bass; two brothers, Clarence Newsome and David Lee Newsome. He is survived by his wife, Linda Ruth Hobbs Bass of the home; daughter, Rhonda Webb and husband, Ronnie, of Wilson; son, Bryan Bass and wife, Stephanie, of Pikeville; sister, Alice Floyd and husband, C.A., of Cochran, Ga.; brothers, Bruce Newsome and wife, Sandy, of California, Bobby Bass of Elm City; grandchildren, Logan Webb, Phillip Bass, Riley Webb, Dylan Bass and Macy Bass. The family will receive friends immediately following the service on Thursday evening. Online condolences may be made at www.shingletonfh.com. | Bass, Charles Ray (I59736)
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| 49496 | The Wilson Daily Time North Carolina Friday, June 14, 2019 Susan Elizabeth Bass August 10, 1966 - June 13, 2019 Kenly - Susan Elizabeth "Beth" Bass passed away on Thursday, June 13, 2019, at UNC Hospitals in Chapel Hill. Beth was born in Wilson County on August 10, 1966, to Sue Harrell Bass of Kenly and the late Nathan Gray Bass. She was currently working as a case manager with the Goldsboro Housing Authority. Beth had attended Mount Olive College and graduated from East Carolina University with degrees in journalism and English. She was a member of Piney Grove Original Free Will Baptist Church. The family will receive friends 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday, June 16, at Kenly Funeral Service. A service to celebrate Beth's life will be held 2 p.m. Monday, June 17, in the Chapel of Kenly Funeral Service with the Reverend David Currie officiating. Burial will follow in the Kenly Cemetery. Beth is survived by her mother, Sue H. Bass; her fiancé, Brian Paulson; brother, Stephen Walker Kearney; niece, Jordan Elizabeth Kearney; nephew, William Walker Kearney; and a great-nephew, Ethan James McLamb. In addition to her father, she was preceded in death by her sister, Anna Rose Bass. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorials be given to Piney Grove O.F.W.B. Church, c/o Louise Cuddington, 2201 Piney Grove Church Road, Kenly, North Carolina 27542 or to the American Diabetes Association. Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.kenlyfs.com. | Bass, Susan Elizabeth (Beth) (I40648)
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| 49497 | The Wilson Daily Times North Caroilna Sunday, April 23, 2017 Nathan Gray Bass Kenly - Nathan Gray Bass, 80, went to be with his Lord and Savior early Saturday morning at Wilson Medical Center while surrounded by his loving family. Nathan was born in Wayne County on Jan. 21, 1937, to the late Percy and Viola Rose Bass. Ever a humble man, Nathan lived every day of his life as a servant to God. His love of God and his faith were paramount in his life followed closely by his love for his family, church and friends. Always friendly and ready for a chat with everyone who knew him, Nathan was the same every time you saw him. The family will receive friends on Tuesday, April 25, 2017, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Kenly Funeral Service. A service celebrating his life will be held on Wednesday, April 26, 2017, at 11 a.m. in the chapel of Kenly Funeral Service with the Reverend David Currie officiating. Burial will follow the service in the Kenly Cemetery. Nathan is survived by his wife of 51 years, Sue Harrell Bass; son, Steve Kearney of Kenly; daughter, Beth Bass of Kenly; brothers, Percy Glenn Bass and wife Jean of Kenly, and Tom Bass and wife Sharon of Hampton, Virginia; sisters, Eloise Hinnant of Hampton, Virginia, and Clara Pearson and husband Danny of Lucama; grandchildren, Jordan Elisabeth Kearney and William Walker Kearney; and his great-grandson and little buddy, Ethan James McLamb. In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by a daughter, Anna Rose Bass, and his brothers Bobby Bass and Aaron Bass. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests that memorials may be made to Piney Grove Original Free Will Baptist Church, c/o Louise Cuddington, 2201 Piney Grove Church Road, Kenly, North Carolina 27542. Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.kenlyfs.com. | Bass, Nathan Gray (I40646)
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| 49498 | The Wilson Daily Times North Carolina Monday, March 6, 2017 Walton Elbert Bass August 21, 1946 - March 5, 2017 Walton Elbert Bass Jr., affectionately known as "W. E." or Walt, passed away suddenly on March 5, 2017 in New Bern. He was the only child of Walton Elbert and Ora Belle Bass of Lucama. W. E. grew up in Lucama and then went to UNC-Chapel Hill to become a pharmacist. W. E. had many loyal customers who trusted his advice and counsel. He retired early to enjoy the beach and fishing. Retirement allowed him to spend quality time with his family and friends and enjoy traveling. W. E. was a true friend to all who knew him, always helping in any way and never expecting anything in return. He enjoyed life to its fullest and was an avid Tar Heel fan. He is survived by the love of his life and wife of 50 years, Melelia Underhill Bass; son, David Bass (Kiersten); daughter, Amy Powell (Phil), and grandchildren, Hillary, Lee, Miles, Grayson and Bryn. Others who will mourn his passing are his brothers and sisters-in-law, Henry and Mary Underhill, and Ted and Margaret Pattison, his "like a brother" J.T. and wife, Sue Bass and many nieces, nephews and cousins. He will be missed by "The Dawgs" at the Tiki Bar and their crazy outings. A Masonic service will be held in his honor in Maplewood Cemetery at 11 a.m. Thursday, March 9, 2017 by Lucama Lodge No. 527, which he was a member. Family will greet friends on Wednesday, March 8, 2017 at Joyner's Funeral Home, 4100 Raleigh Road Parkway, Wilson from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. and other times at the residence. The family request donations to the Lucama Masonic Lodge No. 527, PO Box 134, Lucama, North Carolina 27851 or the North Carolina Masonic Home for Children, 600 W. College Street, Oxford, North Carolina 27565 in lieu of flowers. Condolences may be directed to Joyner's Funeral Home at www.joyners.net. | Bass, Walton Elbert Jr. (I41005)
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| 49499 | The Wilson Daily Times North Carolina Saturday, June 16, 2012 Dr. E. Hugh Bass October 7, 1917 - June 14, 2012 Lucama - Dr. E. Hugh Bass, 94, died Thursday, June 14, 2012. A funeral service will be conducted 7 p.m. Monday at Joyner's Funeral Home, 4100 Raleigh Road Parkway, Wilson. The Reverend William Bussey will officiate. A private burial will be held in Maplewood Cemetery. The family will receive friends Monday evening immediately following the service at the funeral home and other times at home. Dr. Bass was born October 7, 1917 to the late William Thomas Bass and Lizzie Barnes Bass. A native of Wilson County, he graduated from Lucama High School and Auburn University School of Veterinary Medicine, Auburn, Alabama, in 1943. During World War II, he served in the Army Veterinary Corps. At the time of his discharge, he was the commanding officer of the Veterinary Inspection Service for the State of Michigan. Discharged as a Captain in the Army Veterinary Corps in 1946, he returned home and practiced Veterinary Medicine in Wilson County for 34 years. He was a member of the Wilson County Veterinary Association, the North Carolina Veterinary Medical Association, and the American Veterinary Medical Association. Dr. Bass was a member of Westview Christian Church, Lucama Masonic Lodge No. 527, the New Bern Constituency of Scottish Rite Masons, the Sudan Shrine Temple, the Wilson County Shrine Club, Robert B. Anderson Post 13 of the American Legion, AARP, and the 40 & 8. He was preceded in death by his wife and best friend of 66 years, Rachel Daniel Bass; two sisters, Elizabeth Bass and Alberta B. Creech; seven brothers, Silas, Walton, Emmette, J.T., Fred, William and Vernon Bass. Dr. Bass is survived by several nieces and nephews. Flowers are welcome or memorials may be directed to Westview Christian Church, 1502 South Raleigh Road, Wilson, North Carolina 27896 or the Sudan Temple Crippled Children's Fund, P.O. Box 490, New Bern, North Carolina 28563-0490. Condolences may be directed to www.joyners.net. | Bass, Doctor Ernest Hugh (I40709)
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| 49500 | The Wilson Daily Times North Carolina Thursday, April 25, 2019 Ann Webb Bass Stantonsburg - Ann Webb Bass, 82, left to be with the Lord and Savior Wednesday, April 24, 2019. Funeral will be 2 p.m. Saturday at First Baptist Church, Stantonsburg, followed by visitation. Interment will be in Stantonsburg Cemetery. Ann taught elementary school in Greene County for 32 years. She loved spending time with her family especially her grandkids. Ann enjoyed playing spades and rummy with her friends and fishing with Erskine. She was active in her church, working with vacation Bible school, serving as senior citizen director and as treasurer. Ann also delivered meals on wheels for many years. She is survived by her daughter, Kim Boone, and husband, Keith, of Fayetteville, and their children, Austin, Allison and Alana; son, Woody Bass, and his wife, Meredyth, of Cary, and their children, Adam and Meghan. Ann was preceded in death by her husband, Erskine Bass; grandson, Brian Chandler Boone; parents, Grover and Florence Summerlin Webb and sister, Ruby Merritt. Memorials are suggested to First Baptist Church, Stantonsburg, P.O. Box 57, Stantonsburg, North Carolina 27883 or to Transitions LifeCare Hospice, 250 Hospice Circle, Raleigh, North Carolina 27607. Arrangements are by Wilson Memorial Service, 2811 Fieldstream Drive North, Wilson, www.wilsonmemorialservice.com. | Webb, Gloria Ann (I41876)
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