Bassett Family Association Database
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Matches 49,651 to 49,700 of 52,713
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| 49651 | They came to the United States during the early 1880's and homesteaded in Minnesota later moving to South Dakota where Anne is buried. George moved in with his daughter Grace in Ohio where he died and is buried. 1881 British Census of Lower Hardwick, Eardisland, Hereford John Miles 67 M Head Pembridge, Hereford Farmer of 60 Acres Ann 66 F Wife Kington, Hereford Farmers Wife George 21 M Son Eardisland, Hereford Farmers Son Ann Bassett 29 F Daughter Eardisland, Hereford Innkeepers Wife Eleanor 3 F Granddau Eardisland, Hereford Charles 1 M Grandson Eardisland, Hereford 1881 British Census of 16 Eagle St., Wrexham Regis, Denbigh George Basset 35 M Other England Living with Charles Mumford Family 1900 Federal Census of Graceville Township, Big Stone County, MN (11 Jun 1900) George Bassett 56 M Apr 1844 EN EN EN Head Farmer (1881) Anna 40 F Jul 1859 EN EN EN Wife (1881) Nellie Meagher 22 F Oct 1877 EN EN EN Daughter (1881) Ernest 28 M May 1872 CN IR EN SonL Farm Laborer (1890) Alice 1 F Oct 1898 MN CN EN Granddau Fanny Bassett 16 F Feb 1884 MN EN EN Daughter At School Carrie 14 F Apr 1886 MN EN EN Daughter At School Grace 10 F Aug 1889 MN EN EN Daughter At School (Married 25 years, 5 children, 4 living) (Married 3 years, 1 child, 1 living) 1910 Federal Census of Daviston Township, Perkins County, SD (22 Apr 1910) Carrie Bassett 35 F MN EN EN Head Homesteader Government land Living next door Ernest Meagher (Wd) 36 M CN CN CN Head Farmer General Farm (1892) Living next door George Bassett 65 M EN EN EN Head Farmer General Farm (1881) Annie 62 F EN EN EN Wife (1881) Married 35 years, 4 children, 4 living) | Miles, Ann (I79)
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| 49652 | They can be found in the 1851 census of Summercourt, St. Enoder, Cornwall with Richard Bassett, aged 16 years, a lodger, listed as an apprentice blacksmith. | Bassett, Eliza (I102)
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| 49653 | They emigrated to New Zealand in 1854. David was a sea captain. | Bassett, David (I66)
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| 49654 | They had 10 children. 1930 Federal Census of Athens Township, Ringgold County, IA (23 Apr 1930) Don G. Newton 41 M IL IL IL Head Farmer General Farm Goldie F. 35 F IA IL IL Wife Lester A. 17 M IA IL IA Son Artie M. 12 M IA IL IA Son Danella G. 10 F IA IL IA Daughter Owen H. 7 M IA IL IA Son Ardella M. 4 F IA IL IA Daughter Hugh B. 4/12 M IA IL IA Son | Bassett, Goldie Fern (I00381)
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| 49655 | They had 3 children. | Cahill, Lillian F. (I13285)
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| 49656 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I11230)
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| 49657 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I7)
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| 49658 | They had no children. | Tucker, Martha W. (I1016)
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| 49659 | They had no children. | Hammock, J.B. (I1023)
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| 49660 | They had no children. | Bassett, Emma (I1443)
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| 49661 | they had no children. | Bassett, Harry K. (I30)
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| 49662 | they had no children. | Myrtle (I31)
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| 49663 | They later lived on Saddlres Street in Finsbury. 1901 British Census of 6 Ventry Place, St. Mary Newington, London Edward Bassett 20 M Head Holborn, London Timber Porter Emma 19 F Wife London Rd., London Machine Ruler Edward 10/12 M Son London Rd., London | Bassett, Edward (I25)
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| 49664 | They later lived on Saddlres Street in Finsbury. 1901 British Census of 6 Ventry Place, St. Mary Newington, London Edward Bassett 20 M Head Holborn, London Timber Porter Emma 19 F Wife London Rd., London Machine Ruler Edward 10/12 M Son London Rd., London | Emma (I44)
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| 49665 | They later moved to Louisiana. | Bassett, John B. (I60)
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| 49666 | They later moved to Louisiana. | Seickinus, Elizabeth (I75)
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| 49667 | They left Wayne, Pennsyvlania in June 1883 and went to Petersburg, Monroe County, Michigan where they were still residing in 1901. He was a farmer. | Bassett, Sally Anne (I86)
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| 49668 | They live in Bellevue, Washington (1997). | Ragland, Paul Richard (I77)
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| 49669 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I496)
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| 49670 | They live in St. Petersburg, Florida in Jan 2002. | Bassett, Larry F. (I46)
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| 49671 | They lived at 121 Pennsylvania Ave., San Diego, California. | Bassett, Margaret Cordelia (I00137)
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| 49672 | They lived at 1363 Henry Farm Drive in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada in Sep 2006. The Ottawa Citizen, June 6, 2015 Violet Patricia Foulds Passed away peacefully on May 3, 2015, at age 96. Loving mother of Wendy Foulds- Miller (Terry) and James Cunningham (Dawn). The youngest of the Bassett family. Predeceased by sisters Dolly Campsall, Gladys McDougall, Eva Villenuve, Ruth Fleming and Maggie Carstesen and her bothers Percy Bassett and Leonard Bassett. Funeral Service will be held in Pinecrest Cemetery, 2500 Baseline Rd., at the grave site, Saturday, June 20, 2015 at 10 a.m. Followed by a Celebration of Life. Donations may be made to the Canadian Heart and Stroke Foundation. Tributes, Condolences & Donations: www.hpmcgarry.ca 613-233-1143 | Bassett, Violet Patricia (I101)
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| 49673 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I102)
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| 49674 | They lived at 2224 West 17th Street in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. | Bassett, Orin Albert (I00269)
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| 49675 | They lived at 33 Newman Avenue in Mechanicville, New York. 1900 Federal Census of Mechanicville, Saratoga County, New York Charles Bassett 33 M Sep 1866 NY NY NY Head Mabel D. 30 F May 1870 NY NY NY Wife Frederick M. 9 M Sep 1891 NY NY NY Son Resided on Newman Avenue, Halfmoon Township 1910 Federal Census of Mechanicville, Saratoga County, New York (26 Apr 1910) Charles H. Bassett 42 M NY EN NY Head Clerk Railroad Office Mable C. 39 F NY NY NY Wife Fredrick M. 19 M NY NY NY Son Clerk Railroad Office Lewis G. 7 M NY NY NY Son (Married 21 years, 3 children, 2 living) (Living on Newman Avenue) 1920 Federal Census of Mechanicville, Saratoga County, NY (20/22 Jan 1920) Charles Bassett 53 M NY EN NY Head Clerk Steam Railroad Mabel C. 47 F NY NY NY Wife Louis G. 17 M NY NY NY Son (Living on Newman Avenue) | Velsey, Mabel C. (I9)
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| 49676 | They lived in Augusta, Richmond County, Georgia in 1920. 1910 Federal Census of Augusta, Richmond County, GA (16 Apr 1910) John Bassett 39 M GA SC SC Head Fireman Blacksmith Effie 36 F GA GA GA Wife Earl 15 M GA GA GA Son Gladys 7 F GA GA GA Daughter Alberta 1 5/12 F GA GA GA Daughter (Living at 1330 Meyers St.) (Married 18 years, 4 children, 3 living 1920 Federal Census of Augusta, Richmond County, Georgia (24 Jan 1920) John E. Bassett 49 M GA SC GA Head Government Blacksmith Effie 44 F GA GA GA Wife Earl 24 M GA GA GA Son Automo. Shop mechanic Gladys 16 F GA GA GA Daughter Motion Picture Cashier Alberta 10 F GA GA GA Daughter August Chronicle, May 15, 1907 Negro Burglar Caught, Concealed Under A Bed Mr. John E. Bassett, of 1332 Meyer Street; Had A Terrific Struggle With Predatory Prowler Who Made Escape by Jumping Headlong Through Window, Leaving His Hat and Shoes An unknown negro burglar entered the home of Mr. John E. Bassett, a blacksmith in the employ of the Georgia railroad, at 1332 Meyer street, Sunday morning, attacked Mr. Bassett and severely frightened the other occupants of the house, but was prevented from carrying away any loot. Mr. Bassett awoke Sunday morning at about 3 o’clock, probably having been disturbed by the negro who was crawling from under the bed. It was several minutes before he realized that there was someone in the room, but when he did, he immediately reached under his pillow to secure his pistol. Glancing down at the floor at the time, he beheld a burly negro slowly and laboriously working his way from under the bed. Mr. Bassett’s movements attracted the negro’s attention and the later instantly rose and grappled with the man in bed. Mr. Bassett succeeded in slipping from the burglar’s grasp and getting on the floor, when the two grappled again. Mr. Bassett’s superior strength finally told and, after ten minutes or more of strenuous endeavor, he pushed the negro against the wall and held him there, by the throat, until help came. As others of the family rushed into the room, the negro broke an open window, disappearing in an adjoining alley. He left his shoes and hat. It is supposed that the negro entered the house for purposed of robbery while the family were away Saturday night, and being taken unawares by their return, concealed himself beneath the bed. He probably lay under the bed four or five hours before attempting to renew his predatory proceedings. The noice thus made awoke Mr. Bassett, with the result told above. The negro will probably never be apprehended as Mr. Bassett was unable to furnish a perfect description of his assailant. | Bassett, John E. (I5)
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| 49677 | They lived in Augusta, Richmond County, Georgia in 1920. 1910 Federal Census of Augusta, Richmond County, GA (16 Apr 1910) John Bassett 39 M GA SC SC Head Fireman Blacksmith Effie 36 F GA GA GA Wife Earl 15 M GA GA GA Son Gladys 7 F GA GA GA Daughter Alberta 1 5/12 F GA GA GA Daughter (Living at 1330 Meyers St.) (Married 18 years, 4 children, 3 living 1920 Federal Census of Augusta, Richmond County, Georgia (24 Jan 1920) John E. Bassett 49 M GA SC GA Head Government Blacksmith Effie 44 F GA GA GA Wife Earl 24 M GA GA GA Son Automo. Shop mechanic Gladys 16 F GA GA GA Daughter Motion Picture Cashier Alberta 10 F GA GA GA Daughter Augusta Chronicle, February 5, 1941 Mrs. E.H. Bassett Is Taken By Death; Rites To Be Today Mrs. Effie Hillman Bassett, 66, died yesterday at a local infirmary after an illness of six weeks. Funeral services will be held at 3 o’clock. Rev. Father Michael Doona will officiate. Interment will follow in Magnolia cemetery. Pallbearers will be Tom Geter, Ed Leonard, Pat Buckley, Gus Smaragdis, Boots O’Brien and Howard Daniel. Survivors are one son, Earl Bassett; two daughters, Miss Alberta Bassett and Mrs. Ed Dixon, both of Augusta; one grandchild, Frederick E. Sommer; brother, George Hillman of Columbus, Ga., and several nieces and nephews. | Effie (I9)
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| 49678 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I76)
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| 49679 | They lived in Cloverdale and East Peoria, IL. | Family: Donald Kitchens / Ethel Mae Kinnett (F3410)
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| 49680 | They lived in Concord, Spartansburg and Corry, Pennsylvania. In 1901 they were living in East Liverpool, Ohio. Silas was a farmer and carpenter. | Howard, Elda Anne (I193)
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| 49681 | They lived in Concord, Spartansburg and Corry, Pennsylvania. In 1901 they were living in East Liverpool, Ohio. Silas was a farmer and carpenter. | Gray, Silas H. (I194)
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| 49682 | They lived in Englewood, Colorado in 1941. | Bassett, Delbert Claude (I173)
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| 49683 | They lived in Englewood, Colorado in 1941. | Aymami, Kathryn Mary (I174)
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| 49684 | They lived in Houston, Texas for the 1930 Census. | Bossett, Clebert J. (I21)
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| 49685 | They lived in Houston, Texas for the 1930 Census. | Lewis, Josie (I22)
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| 49686 | They lived in Kiowa, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska in 1910, 1920 and 1930. | Morehead, Jerry A. (I104)
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| 49687 | They lived in Kiowa, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska in 1910, 1920 and 1930. | Bassett, Anna Elizabeth (I65)
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| 49688 | They lived in Lockwood, then Woodend, and died in Bendigo. | Bassett, Mary Ann (I6)
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| 49689 | They lived in Lockwood, then Woodend, and died in Bendigo. | Wirth, Gustaf Herman (I7)
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| 49690 | They lived in New Castle, Lawrence County, Pennsylvania for the 1900 census. By Nov 1903 the family had moved to Martins Ferry, Belmont County, Ohio. Obituary, Find-a-Grave Mrs. Mary J. Walters Mrs. Mary J. Walters, 75, mother of Mrs. William Bevan, 43 N. Cedar St. died Sunday afternoon at 1:50 following a lingering illness. Mrs. Walters, who made her home with the Bevan Family for the past 12 years, came to this city from Leavittsburg, where she was widely known. She was born in Wales Sept. 3 1862 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bassett. Surviving are eight children. Mrs. Bevan, David S. and William S. Walters, Warren; John Walters, Follansbee, W.Va.;Mrs. Arthur Peters, Kansa City , Kansas; Mrs. Ernest Hewitt, Leavittsburg; Mrs. Clyde Beatty, Antioch, Colo; Mrs. Russell Fleming, Leavittsburg. there are also 1 Grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at the Holloway Funeral Home Tuesday afternoon at 3:00 with the Rev. W.W. Wilson of the Niles Christian Church officiating.Burial will be made in Oakwood Cemetery, Warren , Ohio. | Bassett, Mary Jane (I233)
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| 49691 | They lived in New Castle, Lawrence County, Pennsylvania for the 1900 census. By Nov 1903 the family had moved to Martins Ferry, Belmont County, Ohio. | Walters, David S. (I234)
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| 49692 | They lived in Riverside in a house they built themselves. They probably were there in the middle 1930s when her grandparents, Frank and Alice Bassett were living in Arlington, Riverside County, CA. And her uncle William was in Redlands, San Bernardino County. Don and Vangie retired in the early 1970’s to Paradise, California. | Bassett, Evangeline Roberta (P75)
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| 49693 | They lived in Sarasota, Florida in Jan 2002. | Bassett, Bobby (I50)
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| 49694 | They lived in Swarthmore, Pennsylvania in 1963. | Grumbles, Susan Louise (I759)
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| 49695 | They lived in Texas at the time of their marriage. | Bassett, George Mikkel (I53)
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| 49696 | They lived in Texas at the time of their marriage. | Goering, A. Marlyse (I56)
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| 49697 | They lived in Wangamui, New Zealand. | Bassett, Grace (I377)
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| 49698 | They lived in Wangamui, New Zealand. | Chew, Joseph (I378)
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| 49699 | They lived in Waverly, Iowa in 1901. | Howard, Charles A. (I163)
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| 49700 | They lived in Waverly, Iowa in 1901. | Loomis, Amanda (I164)
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