Bassett Family Association Database
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| 51851 | William Bassett, son of John and Jane Bassett, was christened 25 Jul 1827 in Rothwell, Northamptonshire, England. He married Elizabeth Tibutt (FL1942). She was born 1828 in Rothwell (FL1942) in Rothwell, England. Elizabeth died 29 Feb 1918 (FL1942) in Chicago, Illinois. 1851 British Census of 131 Glen Road, Rothwell, Northamptonshire William Bassett 23 M Head Rothwell, Northampton Carpenter Elizabeth 22 F Wife Rothwell, Northampton Elizabeth 1 F Daughter Rothwell, Northampton 1860 Federal Census of Boone Township, Boone County, Illinois William Bassett 30 M England Mechanic Elizabeth 30 F England George 2 M England 1910 Federal Census of Chicago, Cook County, Illinois (28 Apr 1910) George F. Bassett (1850) 53 M EN EN EN Head Chief Clerk Telegraph Company Ellen L. 43 F NY NY NY Wife Alice 27 F IL EN IL Daughter Elsie 16 F IL EN IL Daughter (Living at 5963 Chicago Ave) (Married 11 years, 2nd marriage for George) Living next door 1910 Federal Census of Chicago, Cook County, Illinois (28 Apr 1910) Elizabeth Bassett (Wd) 82 F EN EN EN Head Own income (1850) 1920 Federal Census of 35th Ward, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois (14 Jan 1920) George F. Bassett 62 M EN EN EN Head Manager Real Estate Ellen 52 F NY NY NY Wife Elsie M. 25 F IL EN NY Daughter Stenographer RR 1 Roomer (Living at 4517 Washington Blvd.) | Bassett, William (I9)
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| 51852 | William Bassett, son of Joseph and Martha A. (Gann) Bassett, was born about 1879 in New York. He married Agnes Miller. 1910 Federal Census of East Hampton, Suffolk County, New York (5 May 1910) William O. Bassett 30 M NY NY NY Head Carpenter House Agnes M. 30 F NY NY NY Wife Maud S. 13 F NY NY NY Daughter William Lloyd 10 M NY NY NY Son Reginald 8 M NY NY NY Son Cora E. 5 F NY NY NY Daughter Clarence E. 2 M NY NY NY Son (Living on Amagansett Road) (Married 13 years, 5 children, 5 living) 1930 Federal Census of Sag Harbor, Suffolk County, New York (3 Apr 1930) Mary O'Hollohan (Wd) 50 F NI NI NJ Head Roseline 28 F NY EN NI Daughter Saleswoman Theatre Tickets Josephine Bassett 26 F NY EN NI Daughter Geraldine Moyram 24 F NY EN NI Daughter Joseph 1 M NY NY NY Grandson ??? 29 M NY EN NY SonL Chemist plating factory William Bassett 29 M NY NY NY SonL Carpenter House Carpenter (Living on Madison Street) (Josephine and William married at 21 & 24) (Geraldine and ??? married 21 & 26) | Bassett, William Lloyd (P2)
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| 51853 | William Bassett, the second, added to the large estate his father and mother left him. He purchased the large tracts of land on the Pamunkey River which had been vacated when Sir Philip Honniwood and Maj. Gen. Mainwaring Hammond returned to England. The deeds to this land have been preserved and included in the tract of land which later became known as White House. Col. William was selected to the General Assembly from New Kent County in 1692 as soon as he was of age. He was appointed to the Council in 1707 and resigned, but was reappointed in 1711. He was named County Lieutenant of New Kent in 1707 and held the same office for New Kent and King William in 1715. Colonel William Bassett was buried at Eltham, New Kent County, Virginia, but was later moved to the Hollywood cemetery in Richmond, Virginia. The tomb bears the Bassett arms and the following epitaph: Here lies inter'd ye Body of he Hon'ble William Bassett, of ye County of New Kent, Esq'r, son of Will'm Bassett, Esq'r, and Bridget, His Wife, of ye County of Southampton, in ye Kingdom of England. He married Joanna, Eldest Daughter Of Lewis Burwell, Esq., with whom He happily Lived 29 years and 10 months And was Blest with 5 sons and 7 Daughters. He Departed this Life ye 11 October, 1723, in ye 53rd year of his Age. He was A Good Christian, A Kind and Indulgent Father, An Affectionate, Obliging Husband, A Good Master: His Loss was Greatly Lamented by his Country, County, and Family, and inexpressibly to His Mournful, Disconsolate Widow, who also departed this Life ye 7th day of October, 1727, in the 53d year of her age. | Bassett, Colonel William II (I16)
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| 51854 | William became cashier of the George J. Goodrich Bakery Company of Newark, New Jersey, U.S.A. 1920 Federal Census of Randolph Twp., Morris County, New Jersey (7 Jan 1920) William Bassett 47 M NJ EN EN Head Dairy Farmer Mary 45 F NJ EN EN Wife Margaret 16 F NJ NJ NJ Daughter Beatrice 9 F NJ NJ NJ Daughter | Bassett, William J. (I756)
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| 51855 | William Boothby of Oxley in Staffordshire. | Boothby, William (I335)
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| 51856 | William Brainard Bassett III had a lover named Amelia Zeppetella. They had one child together. They never married. William then married and then divorced and unknown for which he was excommunicated from the Holy Roman Catholic Church. Eventually, in August, 1938 on an elope, he married Carmel Ann Marion. William and Carmel had to adopt his own son. Carmel worked as an inspector at the Rochester Lithographing Company at the time she adopted her son on 4 Sep 1945. As a decorated fighter pilot, William Brainard Bassett IV, had the choice of interment or inurnment at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia. By his choice, he was cremated and his ashes inurned in the Columbarium there. He was a graduate of Thomas Jefferson High School in Rochester, New York. He completed one year of college at the University of Rochester. During his military reservist training, he worked as a brakeman for the New York Central Railroad in the Charlotte yard where his father was yard master. He was a professional soldier, a career officer/fighter pilot in the United States Air Force, having served in World War II, Korea and Viet Nam. He earned the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Distinguished Service Medal, as well as numerous other awards. As a military couple, Bill and Gen traveled the world. After retiring from the United States Air Force in July of 1970, Bill and Gen spent the next 30 years in their own home in Phoenix, Arizona. In 1998, they celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. | Bassett, William Brainard IV (I2381)
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| 51857 | William Brainard Bassett III had a lover named Amelia Zeppetella. They had one child together. They never married. William then married and then divorced and unknown for which he was excommunicated from the Holy Roman Catholic Church. Eventually, in August, 1938 on an elope, he married Carmel Ann Marion. William and Carmel had to adopt his own son. Carmel worked as an inspector at the Rochester Lithographing Company at the time she adopted her son on 4 Sep 1945. | Marion, Carmel Ann (I2002)
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| 51858 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3024)
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| 51859 | William Brainard Bassett was a brakeman, lineman and yard master at Charlotte in Rochester, New York for the New York Central Railroad. He was given special dispensation by the Railroad Commission to work five years beyond the mandatory retirement age. William had a lover named Amelia Zeppetella. They had one child together. They never married. William then married and then divorced and unknown for which he was excommunicated from the Holy Roman Catholic Church. Eventually, in August, 1938 on an elope, he married Carmel Ann Marion. William and Carmel had to adopt his own son. Carmel worked as an inspector at the Rochester Lithographing Company at the time she adopted her son on 4 Sep 1945. | Bassett, William Brainard III (I1996)
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| 51860 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1429)
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| 51861 | William C. Bassett and Elizabeth Graham were married at the bride's home by C.G. Hamilton, minister of the gospel. 1870 Federal Census of Richfield Township, Summit County, Ohio (6 Jun 1870) John W. Bassett - 23 - M - Ohio - Farmer 1500 500 Martha M. - 27 - F - Ohio - Keeping house William C. - 1 - M - Ohio Living next door 1870 Federal Census of Richfield Township, Summit County, Ohio (6 Jun 1870) James Underhill - 48- M - New Hampshire - Farmer 6000 1400 Ann - 49 - F - England - Keeping house George - 18 - M - New Hampshire - At home Elisabeth - 10 - F - Ohio Mary J. Bassett - 20 - F - Ohio - Housekeeping Alfred Bearey - 64 - M - England - Farm Laborer 1880 Federal Census of Richfield, Summit County, Ohio John W. Bassett - 32 - M - OH-EN-EN - Head - Farmer Martha A. - 37 - F - OH-OH-OH - Wife - Keeping House Willie C. - 11- M - OH-OH-OH - Son Lillie M. - 8 - F - OH-OH-OH - Daughter John W. - 3 - M - OH-OH-OH - Son 1910 Federal Census of South Russell Pct., Otoe County, Nebraska (18 Apr 1910) W.C. Bassett - 41 - M - OH-OH-OH - Head - Farmer - General Farming Elizabeth - 45 - F - MO-MO-VA - Wife Eva - 17 - F - NE-OH-MO - Daughter Gladys - 12 - F - NE-OH-MO - Daughter Henrietta - 6 - F - NE-OH-MO - Daughter Mary - 5 - F - NE-OH-MO - Daughter (Married 18 years, 5 children, 4 living) SYRACUSE JOURNAL (Otoe County, Nebraska) March 13, 1914, p. 8 William C. Bassett was born in Bedford, Ohio, Sept. 7, 1869 and died near Unadilla March 2, 1914, aged 43 years, 5 months and 25 days. He moved with his parents to a farm near Unadilla 32 years ago, and grew to manhood among us. In 1891 he was married to Miss Elizabeth Graham, and to this union was born five daughters, one who died iin infancy. The other four with their mother survive him. Mr. Bassett was a kind and loving husband, a devoted father, a good neighbor, and was respected by everyone. Funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 from the Methodist church, conducted by Rev Keiser, and the remains were laid to rest in the Unadilla cemetery. Undated newspaper from Otoe County, Nebraska JOHN W. BASSETT, SR., 91, UNADILLA, IS DEAD Funeral services for Long-Time Resident will be Saturday. UNADILLA - Special to The News Press - John W. Bassett, Sr., 91, retired farmer and resident of the Unadilla vicinity for 57 years, died Wednesday afternoon at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Oscar Sasseen, in Unadilla. He had been ill the past three weeks and death was caused by a paralytic stroke. Funeral services will be Saturday at the Methodist church in Unadilla, internment in Unadilla cemetery, Rev. C.A. Norman of Beatrice Methodist church, a former Unadilla preacher, will officiate. Mr. Bassett was born Dec. 10, 1847, in Cleveland, Ohio, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bassett. His father died when John was two years old and Mrs. Bassett and her son moved to her parents home at Northfield, Ohio. She married again when he was seven years old and the family moved to Bedford, Ohio. Here Mr. Bassett finished his education at the Bedford High School. He married Martha Silver at Bedford in 1866 and the couple moved to a farm at Richfield, where they lived for 12 years. They moved to Nebraska with their four children in 1882 to farm three-quarters of a mile east of Unadilla. After 21 years on the place, they moved to town to the G.B. White place. Mrs. Bassett died April 21, 1915, in Unadilla. Mr. Bassett was a charter member of the Methodist church here, which he helped found in 1883. He took an active part in community affairs and was an ambitious temperance worker. He helped to organize and served as secretary of the Farmers Elevator for 15 years before it was sold to Farmers Co-Operative. He is survived by a son, John Jr., and a daughter, Mrs. Oscar Sasseen, both of Unadilla, and 11 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Deceased children are Nannie Dill, who died at the age of 5, Lillie May, 34, and William C., 43. Mr. Bassett kept a diary for the past 70 years, running through Lincoln's assassination, his early manhood in Ohio, the immigration to the West before Unadilla was incorporated and including the latest history of the town and world events. He remained in fine health until his recent illness and until his health broke slightly three years ago, took daily walks of two or three miles. He still made his daily trips to town for the mail, however, and visited his farm, now occupied by his grandson, J. Ivan, regularly. | Bassett, William C. (I11)
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| 51862 | William C. Bassett and Elizabeth Graham were married at the bride's home by C.G. Hamilton, minister of the gospel. 1910 Federal Census of South Russell Pct., Otoe County, Nebraska (18 Apr 1910) W.C. Bassett - 41 - M - OH-OH-OH - Head - Farmer - General Farming Elizabeth - 45 - F - MO-MO-VA - Wife Eva - 17 - F - NE-OH-MO - Daughter Gladys - 12 - F - NE-OH-MO - Daughter Henrietta - 6 - F - NE-OH-MO - Daughter Mary - 5 - F - NE-OH-MO - Daughter (Married 18 years, 5 children, 4 living) | Graham, Elizabeth (I16)
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| 51863 | William Carlyle Bassett and his brother James Luxton Bassett married the Grant sisters, Ann Elizabeth and Jane. 1911 British Census of 9 Wendron Street, Helston, Cornwall Arthur Thomas Bassett 22 M Head Helston, Cornwall Tobacconist Mary Ann 23 F Wife London Mildred May 1/12 F Daughter Helston, Cornwall Eliza Kempthorne 61 F Widow Helston, Cornwall | Bassett, James Luxton (I340)
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| 51864 | William Carlyle Bassett and his brother James Luxton Bassett married the Grant sisters, Ann Elizabeth and Jane. Probate January 3, 1903 Bridgerule, Devonshire, England Thomas Bailey Bassett of Jubilee-House, Bridgerule, Devonshire - gentleman died 21 September 1902 at Totnes, Devonshire. Probate - Exeter 3 January to William Carlyle Bassett (tobaconnist) and John Dobson Graf (schoolmaster). Effects 1451 pounds 14 shillings 1 pence. Beneficiary William Carlyle Bassett. 1851 British Census of Redpost, Launcells, Cornwall, England Thomas Bassett - 26 - M - Head - Bridgerule, Devon - Inn Keeper Jane - 28 - F - Wife - Inwardleigh, Devon Wlliam - 2 - M - Son - Bridgerule, Devon Samuel - 1 - M - Son - Bridgerule, Devon 1901 British Census of 8 Wendtron Street, Helston, Cornwall William Carlyle Bassett 52 Head Bridgerule, Devon Tobacconist Ann Elizabeth 42 Wife Gradley, Hampshire Arthur Thomas 12 Nephew Helston, Cornwall | Bassett, William Carlyle (I338)
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| 51865 | William Carter Bass wife is Eva according to headstone marker. 1910 Federal Census of Chalybeate Springs, Meriwether County, Georgia William C. Bass - 35 - Male - GA-AL-GA - Head - Carpenter Eva - 25 - Female - GA-GA-GA - Wife Willie L. - 5 - Female - GA-GA-GA - Daughter Roy C. - 2 - Male - GA-GA-GA - Son Sara - 0 - Female - GA-GA-GA - Daughter and two boarders 1920 Federal Census of La Grange, Troup County, Georgia William C. Bar - 44 - Male - Georgia - Head - Carpenter Eva - 35 - Female - Georgia - Wife Willie - 14 - Female - Georgia - Daughter Roy - 12 - Male - Georgia - Son Marie - 10 - Female - Georgia - Daughter Clyde - 7 - Male - Georgia - Son Stephen - 4 - Male - Georgia - Son 1930 Federal Census of La Grange, Troup County, Georgia Will Bass - 59 - Male - GA-GA-GA - Head - Carpenter Evie Lou - 46 - Female - GA-GA-GA - Wife Willie Lou - 22 - Female - GA-GA-GA - Daughter - Saleslady Roy - 21 - Male - GA-GA-GA - Son - Carpenter Marie - 19 - Female - GA-GA-GA - Daughter - Book Keeper Clyde - 16 - Male - GA-GA-GA - Son Stephens - 14 - Male - GA-GA-GA - Son 1940 Federal Census of La Grange, Troup County, Georgia William C. Bass - 64 - Male - Alabama - Head - Carpenter Eva Lou - 54 - Female - Georgia - Wife George Stephen - 24 - Male - Georgia - Son - Carpenter | Bass, William Carter (I44407)
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| 51866 | William Cartwright of Teignmouth. | Cartwright, William (I630)
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| 51867 | William changed his surname to Gates in 1837 by New Hampshire law. | Nute, William (I02519)
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| 51868 | William Chapmen was of Longnor. | Chapmen, William (I78)
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| 51869 | William Charles Bassett (twin) – born 22 Jul 1904 (SSDI) in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. He died Sep 1968 (SSDI) in Holyoke, Massachusetts. He married Rose. Rose was born 8 Jan 1900 (SSDI), died Dec 1983 (SSDI). Springfield Union, Springfield, Massachusetts, September 30, 1968 William C. Bassett HOLYOKE – William C. Bassett, 64, of 12 Camby St., died Sunday in Providence Hospital. He is survived by his wife, Rose. Messier funeral home is in charge. Burial will be Notre Dame Cemetery, South Hadley. | Bassett, William Charles (I14)
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| 51870 | William Churchill Mitchell graduated from the University of Michigan and was an electrical engineer. | Mitchell, William Churchill (I312)
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| 51871 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I704)
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| 51872 | William Courtenay of Tremara, Cornwall. | Courtenay, William (I483)
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| 51873 | William crossed the plains in 1852. He and Martha lived in Huntsville, Washington. | Mitchell, William (I05332)
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| 51874 | William Dale Bssett Jr and Florencetta ar buried in Arlington National Cemetery. The Virginia-Pilot, Norfolk, Virginia, 29 Apr 1997 William D. Bassett Jr. Retired U.S.M.C. Col. William Dale Bassett Jr. died April 26, 1997. Col. Bassett was a U.S. Naval Academy graduate and a decorated veteran of both the Korean and Vietnam wars. He is survived by his wife, Florencetta Bassett; four sons, Steven, William III, Richard and Michael Bassett; daughter, Karen Wilson; sister, Marilyn Neal; and six grandchildren. Services will be private at Arlington National Cemetery at a later date. Kellum Funeral Home, Bonney Road Chapel, is in charge. From Oral Histories in the Perry Library, Old Dominion University Library, there is and Oral History Interview with Colonel William D. Bassett, Jr., completed on 29 Nov 1978 by R. Joel Trommell. (Opening question). Introduction: This is an interview with Colonel William D. Bassett, Jr., member of Fleet Marine Forces Atlantic at the Naval Operations Base in Norfolk, Virginia. Col. Bassett has been in the Marines for twenty-nine years and has seen active duty in both Korea and Vietnam. This interview was recorded for Old Dominion University by Joel Trammel on November the twenty-ninth, 1978. Answer:.. my father. My dad was a thirty-year Marine; he came in in 1917 and retired in 1949. He and I were on active duty in the Marine Corps together for about five months. I was commissioned in the Marine Corps in June of '49; Dad retired in November of '49, so I kind of grew up all around the world. As a matter of fact, I had my first three years in China as a baby -- went over there at the age of nine months. My mother followed Dad out there, and he was assigned to China right after my birth. And then we went from there to Cap-Haitien, Haiti, and that was for another three years, 1930 to '33, and from there back up to the United States and served in -- Dad was at Quantico, Virginia at that time. Spent a year in Newport, Rhode Island when I was around twelve years old, and then went out to California. A year out there in San Diego, and then following that, we were transferred in September of '41 out to Honolulu, Hawaii. | Bassett, William Dale Jr (I00538)
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| 51875 | William David Bassett was educated in the public schools and Smith's Academy, Poughkeepsie, New York. He was an importer and wholesale dealer in furs from 1857 to 1874 in New York City. In 1874 he came to Coleman Station, New York, and followed farming there during the remainder of his life. Amenia Times, New York Saturday, July 15, 1899 William D. Bassett The body of William D. Bassett of Coleman Station was brought to the Amenia Island Cemetery for interment on Tuesday afternoon, and was followed by a large concourse of relatives and friends. Mr. Bassett had been ill only about two weeks, and his death occurred last Sunday evening. The deceased enjoyed the confidences and esteem of all those who came in contact with him in his long and honorable life, and his demise is a cause of universal regret. His age was 72 years. Amenia Times Saturday, August 5, 1899 In the estate of William D. Bassett, late of Coleman's Station, letters of administration have been recently granted to Caroline A. Bassett: $1,500 real and $1,500 personal, passing to Caroline A. Bassett, widow; Clarence W. Bassett, Josephine B. Tichenor and William H. Bassett, children. | Bassett, Willam David (I1071)
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| 51876 | William Davidson Bassett served in the United States Army. | Bassett, William Davidson (I48)
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| 51877 | William Dawson was President of the College of William and Mary and Commissary of the Bishop of London and a Member of the Council of State. | Dawson, Reverend William (I72)
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| 51878 | William died at 7 months, 7 days. | Bassett, William Oscar (I1683)
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| 51879 | William died at 7:00 a.m. on 8th of August 1922 in Berlin. He was 82 years of age. This seems to be same William H. Bassett that married twice more and ended up back in Berlin, Wisconsin. A copy of his obituary is listed below, but it does not list this first family of children. There are only a few Bassetts born in Maine whose parents were born in New Hampshire, so all indications are that these two Williams are the same. William lived in Tower and Duluth Minnesota and Berlin, Wisconsin (18 years). 1870 Federal Census of Anoka, Anoka County, Minnesota (21 Jun 1870) Wm. H. Bassett 28 M Maine Works in ??? Living with Lydia Smith & Family 1880 Federal Census of Duluth, St. Louis County, Minnesota William H. Bassett 40 M ME NH NH Head Explorer Susan 35 F MN ME NH Wife Lizzie 7 F MN ME NH Daughter (actually step-daughter) John 2 M MN ME NH Son Mary 5/12 F MN ME NH Daughter 1910 Federal Census of Berlin, Green Lake County, Wisconsin (21 Apr 1910) William H. Bassett 69 M ME NH NH Head Own Income (2nd marriage) Bertha 78 F GM GM GM Wife Dressmaker Lydia Hudgpinel? 81 F ME NH NH Sister (Married 4 years, no children) (Lydia had 1 child, none living) Oakwood Cemetery, Berlin, Green Lake County, Wisconsin Wm. Bassett Space 8 Lot 29 Block 10 Born May 27, 1840 Died Sept. 8, 122 Bertha Bassett Space 10 Lot 29 Block 10 Born Jan. 25, 1861 Died Oct. 29, 1948 William H. Bassett Obituary, Berlin Evening Journal 8 Aug 1922, page 1. Flag Lowered at Death of Veteran William H. Bassett Passes away at Eighty-two Years The Stars and Stripes fly at half mast over G.A.R. hall today. Another veteran of the Civil War has answered his last roll call. Taps will soon be sounded over the grave of one more old soldier removed from the thinning ranks of the Grand Army of the Republic. William H. Bassett, 82 years old, died at 7 o'clock this morning at his home, 1068 Washington street. A complication of diseases and a general breakdown caused the death of the aged man who has been confined to his bed for the past six months. He has been unable to perform any hard labor for the last five years, and became seriously ill last Thanksgiving. Since that time, gradually failing health and old age made it only a question of time until the Grim Reaper counted him among the toll. Was Born in Maine. The late William Bassett is survived by his wife, Mrs. Bertha Bassett, an adopted daughter, Bethel, a brother David, who resided in Haverhill, Mass., and a daughter, Mrs. Clarence Ressler, White Bear lake, Minnesota, by h former marriage. Had Fine War Record He was born in Lowell, Maine, on May 27, 1840, the youngest child in a family of thirteen. Five sisters and six brothers have preceded him in death. Employed as a government surveyor, Mr. Bassett moved to Tower, Minn., and to Duluth. He came to Berlin about eighteen years ago, and worked in the Sears- Hitchcock tannery until disabled. On March 31, 1906, he was married to Bertha Steinhagen at Horicon. Mr. Bassett's war record was one of outstanding heroism. He enlisted in Minneapolis with the First Minnesota Volunteer Infantry and served three years and seven days during the Civil war. He was wounded several times in battle although not seriously. The Minnesota regiment fought in the battles of Bull Run, Fair Oaks, Antietam, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Haymarket, and Gettysburg. At the 56th annual reunion of the regiment held recently, only fourteen of the surviving forty veterans were able to attend. Burial to Be Made in Oakwood. Funeral services for the late William Bassett will probably be held next Thursday, but arrangements are held up pending the arrival of Mrs. Ressler in the city. The service will be held in the Methodist church, the Rev. J.R. Bailey in charge. Burial is to be in Oakwood cemeter Comrades and other friends of the deceased offer their sincere sympathy | Bassett, William Henry Harrison (I05412)
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| 51880 | William died at sea while serving on the ship Herald. | Tobey, William (I02825)
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| 51881 | William died before his father. He was 46 years of age. The heirship at law devolved upon the niece of William Bassett, Ann White who married Francis Saunderson. | Bassett, William (I416)
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| 51882 | William died during World War I. | Dawson, William (I60)
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| 51883 | William died ten days after his birth. | Hall, William Bassett (I05502)
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| 51884 | William died while serving his country. | Bassett, William M. (I19816)
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| 51885 | William died while serving in the United States Army. | Bassett, William Wilbur (I06614)
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| 51886 | William died young. | Bassett, William (I01553)
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| 51887 | William died young. | Chambers, William (I06880)
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| 51888 | William died young. | Dean, William Enos (I09428)
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| 51889 | William Earl Bassett Jr. lived in Tallahassee and Crawfordsville, Florida. | Bassett, William Earl Jr. (I4165)
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| 51890 | William Edward Bassett was adopted. The Virginian-Pilot Norfolk, Virginia February 17, 2002 William E. Bassett William Ellsworth Bassett, 77, died Sunday, February 3, 2002, of cancer. Born in Eustis, Florida, Mr. Bassett, a retired Naval aviator, moved to Kentucky following retirement from his second career as a test pilot for Grumman Aerospace Corporation in New York. He is survived by his second wife, Nancy of Monticello, Kentucky; sons, William Edward of Hope Valley, Rhode Island, Michael Howard of Denmark, Maine; William Ellsworth of Allentown, Pennsylvania; daughters, Krisstine Ferguson of Virginia Beach, Michele Marchese of Rockypoint, Long Island; and eleven grandchildren. | Bassett, William Edward (I196)
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| 51891 | William Elliot Bassett graduated from Yale College in 1850. He studied theology at Union Theological Seminary in New York and in the Divinity school at New Haven, Connecticut. He was ordained pastor of the Congregational Church of Central Village, Connecticut on 14 February 1856. He became the acting pastor in North Manchester, Connecticut in January 1860. He was installed pastor at Warren, Connecticut on 12 October 1864. He lived in New Haven from 1876 to 1879. On 1 May 1880, he became the acting pastor at Bethlehem, Connecticut. 1870 Federal Census of Warren, Litchfield County, Connecticut (27 Jun 1870) Wlliam Bassett - 46 - M - Connecticut - Clergyman Mary - 38 - F - Connecticut - Keeping House John - 12 - M - Connecticut Elizabeth - 1 - F- Connecticut 1880 Federal Census of Bethlehem, Litchfield County, Connecticut William Bassett - 52 - M - CT-CT-CT - Head - Clergyman Mary - 45 - F - CT-CT-CT - Wife - Keeping House Rebecka - 11 - F - CT-CT-CT - Daughter - At School | Bassett, Reverend William Elliot (I684)
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| 51892 | William Elmhirst of West Ashby, Lincoln. | Elmhirst, William (I639)
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| 51893 | William Elsley was a butler. | Elsley, William (I29)
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| 51894 | William enlisted in the early summer of 1915 and trained for a year at a camp in Arilla? They went overseas in April on 1916, trained in England and went to France in July. He was hit by a snipers bullet while carrying an important message. After a year in the hospital he was sent to Surrey and Besehill-on-the-sea as an instructor. It was there that he earned his sergeant's stripes. Although the war was over in Nov. 1918, Bill was kept in England until July 1919. | Bassett, William Henry (I288)
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| 51895 | William F. Bassett, son of Richard C. and Mary C. Bassett, was born about 1874 in South Carolina. He married Polly Brown about 1902. She was born about 1882 in South Carolina. 1910 Federal Census of Sycamore Townshiop, Barnwell County, SC (22 Apr 1910) William Bassett 35 M SC SC SC Head Farmer Share Crop Polly 28 F SC SC SC Wife Morrison 7 M SC SC SC Son Herbert 7 M SC SC SC Son Ruth 2 F SC SC SC Daughter Seaburn 7/12 M SC SC SC Son (Married 8 years, 4 children, 4 living) 1920 Federal Census of Sycamore Twp, Allendale Co., South Carolina (10 Jan 1920) William F. Bassett 46 M SC SC SC Head Farmer Polly C. 40 F SC SC SC Wife Morrison W. 15 M SC SC SC Son Farm Laborer Herbert A. 14 M SC SC SC Son Farm Laborer Ruth V. 12 F SC SC SC Daughter Seaburn A. 10 M SC SC SC Son Polly 6 F SC SC SC Daughter 1930 Federal Census of Peeples, Hampton County, South Carolina (29 Apr 1930) William F. Bassett 57 M SC SC SC Head Laborer General Farm Pollie 50 F SC SC SC Wife Ruth 21 F SC SC SC Daughter Snipper Canning Factory Cebrumn 20 M SC SC SC Son Laborer Polly ??? 19 F SC SC SC Daughter Snipper Canning Factory (Married at 27 & 20) ****************** Augusta Chronicle, June 28, 1949 William F. Bassett Passes at Fairfax HAMPTON, S.C., June 28 – William F. Bassett, 74 died early today at his home in Fairfax after an extended illness. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Polly Brown Bassett, two sons, Morrison Bassett of Clinton, S.C., Herbert Bassett of Fairfax; two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Edgar, of Fairfax, Mrs. Polly Garret of Wilmore, Ky.; three half-brothers and four half-sisters. The Augusta Chronicle, Georgia, 20 Oct 1994 Mr. Herbert Bassett Mr. Herbert C. Bassett, 87, of Methodist Home, died Tuesday, Oct. 18, 1994. The funeral will be at 3 p.m. today at Bellringer Chapel United Methodist Church, Allendale. Burial will be in Fairfax Cemetery. Mr. Bassett, a native of Allendale County, was a member of Bellringer Chapel United Methodist Church and Buford Masonic Lodge. Survivors include a sister, Polly Bassett Garrett, Lexington, Ky. Friends may call until 1:30 p.m. today at Smith-Rhoden Funeral Home. The Woodford Sun, Versailles, Kentucky, 15 March 2001 Polly B. Garrett, 88, of Christian Towers in Lexington, formerly of Versailles, widow of James A. Garrett, died March 11, 2001 at St. Joseph Hospital, Lexington. Born in Allendale County, South Carolina, she was the daughter of the late William F. and Polly Brown Bassett. She was a member of Hillcrest Baptist Church, Lexington, and was a former member of Clear Creek Baptist Church in Woodford County. Survivors are two daughters, Betty Staton of Midway, and Ruth Walker of Jackson, Tenn.; 6 grandchildren; 9 great-grandchildren; and 4 great-great-grandchildren. A son, Sam Garrett, whose widow, Sylvia Garrett, lives in Versailles, is deceased. Services were conducted March 14 at Blackburn & Ward Funeral Home, Versailles. Interment in Blue Grass Memorial Gardens, Jessamine County, Ky. | Bassett, William F. (P33)
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| 51896 | William Ford Bassett, son of Emanuel and Ann (Ford) Bassett, was christened 11 Sep 1808 in St. Mewan, Cornwall. He died 18 Nov 1872 in St. Columb Major, Cornwall. He married Ann Halls, daughter of Jacob Halls, on 1 May 1838 in St. Columb Major. She was born 1 Mar 1812. Probated on 26 Jun 1872, St. Columb Major, Cornwall, administration of the effects of William Ford Bassett late of Gluvian in the Parish of St. Columb major in the County of Cornwall Blacksmith who died 18 Nov 1872 at Gluvian was granted at Bodmin to Ann Bassett of Gluvian widow the relict. | Bassett, William Ford (I158)
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| 51897 | William Francis Bassett emmigrated to the United States in 1886 or 1887 and settled in Boston, Massachusetts. 1871 British Census of Waterloo View, Litherland, Lancashire, England William Bassett - 29 - M - Head - County Wexford - Labourer Mary - 33 - F - Wife - County Wexford Mary Ann - 6 - F - Daughter - County Wexford - Scholar Elizabeth - 5 - F- Daughter - County Wicklow - Scholar Margaret - 3 - F - Daughter - Litherland, Lancashire William - 10/12 - M - Son - Litherland, Lancashire & 2 Boarders 1881 British Cenus of Field Lane, Litherland, Lancashire, England William Bassett - 40 - M - Head - Ireland - Labourer in Tannery Mary - 43 - F - Wife - Ireland Mary Annie - 16 - F - Daughter - Sefton, Lancashire - Dressmaker Margaret - 13 - F - Daughter - Sefton, Lancashire - Scholar William - 10 - M - Son - Sefton, Lancashire - Scholar John - 8 - M - Son - Sefton, Lancashire - Scholar Henry - 6 - M - Son - Sefton, Lancashire - Scholar Jane - 4 - F - Daughter - Sefton, Lancashire - Scholar Edward - 2 - M - Son - Sefton, Lancashire Thomas - 1 - M - Son 1900 Federal Census of 17th Ward, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts (1 Jun 1900) Wlliam F. Bassett - 30 - May 1870 - M - EN-IR-IR - Head - Baker (1886) Elizabeth - 26 - Mar 1871 - F - IR-IR-IR - Wife (1885) William J. - 8 - Mar 1892 - M - MA-EN-IR - Son - At school Thomas - 6 - Dec 1893 - M - MA-EN-IR - Son - At school Elizabeth - 4 - Nov 1895 - F - MA-EN-IR - Daughter (Living at 15 Dennis Street) (Married 9 years, 5 children, 3 living) 1910 Federal Census of 17th Ward, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts (1 Apr 1910) William F. Bassett - 40 - M - EN-IR-IR - Head - Life Insurance Agent Elizabeth M. - 39 - F - IR-IR-IR - Wife William J. - 15 - M - MA-EN-IR - Son - Apprentice Tailor Shop Thomas E. - 16 - M - MA-EN-IR - Son - (???) Clothing Store Elizabeth G. - 14 - F- MA-EN-IR - Daughter (Married 19 years, 5 children, 3 living) (Both immigrated in 1887.) | Bassett, William Francis (I5)
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| 51898 | William Francis Bassett moved to the Troy, New York area in the 1920's to work on a farm. William Bassett's death residence is given as Albia, Brunswick, Center Brunswick, Eagle Mills, Raymertown, Snyders Corners, Snyders Lake, Speigletown, Sycaway and Troy, all in Rensselaer County, New York. 1930 Federal Census of Watervliet, Albany County, New York (16 Apr 1930) George Stewart - 61 - M - ST-ST-ST - Head - Blacksmith steel worker Elizabeth - 62 - F - IR-IR-IR - Wife John - 26 - M - NY-ST-IR - Son - State Trooper - State Dept. William Bassett - 15 - M - MA-MA-MA - Nephew (George and Elizabeth married at 24 & 25) The Times Union, Albany, New York 30 July 1994 William Bassett, 79 Troy - William F. Bassett Sr., 79, formerly of Parmenter Avenue, died Thursday in St. Mary's Hospital. He was born in Beverly, Mass., and lived in Troy most of his life. He was a supervisor in the extrusion department at Altech Steel Corp. for 25 years, retiring 20 years ago. Mr. Bassett was a member of the Holy Name Society of Sacred Heart Church and a former member of the Knights of Columbus. Survivors include his wife, Mary Elizabeth Richards Bassett; a son, William F. Bassett Jr. of Wynantskill; two daughters, Sharon Bassett Caruso of Albany and Linda M. Bassett of Troy; and five grandchildren. Services will be held at 9:30 a.m. Monday in the Leahy Funeral Home, 336 Third St., and at 10 a.m. in Sacred Heart Church. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Calling hours will be 3-8 p.m. Sunday in the funeral home. Contributions may be made to St. Peter's Hospice of Rensselaer County, 8 N. Lake Ave., Troy, NY 12180. | Bassett, William Francis (I39)
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| 51899 | William Francis Bassett received his Ph.D. in Economics in 1999 from Brown University. | Bassett, William Francis (I52)
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| 51900 | William Funeral Home Pine Grove, West Virginia Olive G. Brown Brown, Olive G., 76, of Crows Run, Reader, West Virginia died Wednesday, April 14, 2010 at her home. Olive was born June 7, 1933 in Crows Run, West Virginia, the daughter of the late Benjamin and Austa Bassett Furbee. Olive was a wonderful mother and homemaker; she loved her family and a lady, who loved her Lord. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, “Harm” Brown (October 2009); a brother, Benjamin and sister, Louise. Surviving are her two sons, Harman Brown and his wife, Melissa of Reader and Ronnie Brown and his wife, Connie of New Martinsville; three daughters, Debra Brown, Ida Morris and her husband, Ron and Mary Jane Brown all of Reader; seven grandchildren, Ava Morris, Ronald Morris, Ruby Morris, Lily Morris, Olivia Brown, Benjamin Brown and Whitney Noland; several nieces and nephews and several good friends and neighbors. Friends received 1-8 p.m., Friday, April 16, 2010 at Williams Funeral Home, 226 N SR 20, Pine Grove, West Virginia where services will be held 11 a.m., Saturday, April 17, 2010 with Leary VanHorn officiating. Interment Furbee Cemetery on Furbee Ridge in Reader, West Virginia. | Furbee, Olive G. (Gay) (I101)
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