Bassett Family Association Database
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Matches 51,901 to 51,950 of 52,701
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| 51901 | William and Anne moved to Hardwick, Massachusetts about 1773. | Bassett, William (I02170)
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| 51902 | William and Barbara Bassett lived in Port Republic, Maryland in November of 2006. | Stuhr, Brenda L. (I3817)
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| 51903 | William and Brenda Bassett lived in Port Republic, Maryland in November of 2006. | Bassett, William Eric Sr. (I3810)
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| 51904 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3848)
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| 51905 | William and Edith Boyle lived in Farmington, New Mexico in November of 2001. | Wagner, Edith (I3849)
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| 51906 | William and Effie Dunning lived in Dundee, Illinois. 1880 Federal Census of Niles, Berrien County, Michigan (15 Jun 1880) Alanson Soule - 53 - M - NY-NY-NY - Head - Cooper Hannah - 47 - F - OH-NY-NY - Wife - Keeping House Lucy E. - 22 - F - WI-NY-OH - Daughter Sarah N. - 19 - F - WI-NY-OH - Daughter Sanford U. - 19 - M - WI-NY-OH - Son - Cooper Effie M. - 9 - F - MI-NY-OH - Daughter (Living on Fifth Street) | Soule, Effie M. (I47)
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| 51907 | William and Effie Dunning lived in Dundee, Illinois. | Dunning, William (I48)
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| 51908 | William and Elizabeth (Bass) Eubanks moved to Indiana. 1850 Federal Census of District #24, DeKalb County, Alabama (December 4, 1850) Giles W. Bass - 29 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Susannah - 23 - Female - South Carolina Elizabeth - 9 - Female - Alabama Mary - 7 - Female - Alabama Anna - 5 - Female - Alabama Rebecca M. - 3 - Female - Alabama Manerva J. - 3/12 - Female - Alabama Joseph Keith - 10 - Male - Alabama - Brother Elizabeth Ann Bass - 16 - Female - Alabama - Sister 1860 Federal Census of Bellfonte, Jackson County, Alabama (June 2, 1860) Thomas Bass - 74 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer 1000 Elizabeth - 65 - Female - North Carolina Julia - 30 - Female - North Carolina Elizabeth - 23 - Female - North Carolina Amanda - 22 - Female - Tennessee Nancy - 20 - Female - Tennessee Martin - 18 - Male - Tennessee John - 14 - Male - Tennessee George - 12 - Male - Tennessee Pleasant Crabtree - 13 - Female - Alabama Nancy Crabtree - 10 - Female - Alabama Living next door Solomon Bass - 32 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer 200 Lucinda - 30 - Female - Alabama Cordelia - 1/12 - Female - Alabama Margaret Crabtree - 9 - Female - Alabama | Bass, Elizabeth Ann (I13)
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| 51909 | William and Elizabeth (Bass) Eubanks moved to Indiana. | Eubanks, William (I32)
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| 51910 | William and Esther moved to Plainfield, Otsego County, New York. 1850 Federal Census of Plainfield, Otsego County, New York William Bassett 63 M Rhode Island Farmer 2000 Esther 60 F Rhode Island Deidama 35 F New York Perry 28 M New York Morris 26 M New York Orin 22 M New York Stillman 18 M New York Floris 6 F New York James M. 3 M New York | Bassett, William (I03702)
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| 51911 | William and Grayce met as bank tellers at a bank in Arkansas City, Kansas. William had many different jobs and was active in politics. | Washington, Harry Marion (I12437)
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| 51912 | William and Hannah (Lord) Bassett and their daughter Ellen Louisa, are buried in Melbourne General Cemetery, Carlton, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia in Plot MGC-COE-Comp-TT-No-120. The Argus Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Thursday, August 3, 1933 Deaths BASSETT - On the 1st August, at her residence, 6 Bruce Street, West Coburg, Hannah, beloved wife of William, and loving mother of Ellen (deceased), Will, Elsie (Mrs. Rabling), Lillian, Dorie (Mrs. Carter), Bertha, Arthur, Leslie, and Gracie, and loving grandma of Gwenie, Douglas, Eveline, Dorothy, and Howard, aged 61 years. Underneath are the everlasting arms. | Lord, Hannah (I50)
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| 51913 | William and Hannah (Lord) Bassett and their daughter Ellen Louisa, are buried in Melbourne General Cemetery, Carlton, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia in Plot MGC-COE-Comp-TT-No-120. The Argus Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Wednesday, August 6, 1941 Deaths BASSETT - On August 3 at private hospital, Moreland, William, beloved father of Ellen (deceased) Will, Elsie (Mrs. Rabling), Lillian (Mrs. Alexander), Dorothy (Mrs. Carter), Bertha (Mrs. Perryman), Arthur, Leslie, and Grace (Mrs. T.A. Agar) aged 74 years, late of 6 Bruce Street, West Coburg. He giveth His beloved rest. (Privately interred August 5). | Bassett, William (I49)
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| 51914 | William and Hannah (Lord) Bassett and their daughter Ellen Louisa, are buried in Melbourne General Cemetery, Carlton, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia in Plot MGC-COE-Comp-TT-No-120. | Bassett, Ellen Louisa (I51)
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| 51915 | William and Harriet farmed in a small town called Pine Orchard near Newmarket, Ontario, Canada. 1881 Canadian Census of Whitchurch, York North, Ontario, Canada William Bassitt - 36 - M - Ontario - Farmer - English Christian Harriet - 34 - F - Ontario - Irish - Christian Alvin - 14 - M - Ontario - English Christian Luella - 12 - F - Ontario - English Christian Mercy - 9 - F - Ontario - English Christian Gertrude - 6 - F - Ontario - English Eveline - 2 - F - Ontario - English Hattie - 9/12 - F - Ontario - English 1901 Canadian Census of Whitchurch, York North, Ontario William R. Basset - 57 - 22 Jan 1844 - Head Harriet - 54 - 9 Aug 1846 - Wife Evelyn - 22 - 26 Aug 1878 - Daughter Hattie - 20 - 23 Jun 1880 - Daughter Winnifred - 14 - 3 Nov 1886 - Daughter | Widdifield, Harriet (I31)
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| 51916 | William and Harriet farmed in a small town called Pine Orchard near Newmarket, Ontario, Canada. William servied in the Civil War. He died aged 73 years and 3 months. 1881 Canadian Census of Whitchurch, York North, Ontario, Canada William Bassitt - 36 - M - Ontario - Farmer - English Christian Harriet - 34 - F - Ontario - Irish - Christian Alvin - 14 - M - Ontario - English Christian Luella - 12 - F - Ontario - English Christian Mercy - 9 - F - Ontario - English Christian Gertrude - 6 - F - Ontario - English Eveline - 2 - F - Ontario - English Hattie - 9/12 - F - Ontario - English 1901 Canadian Census of Whitchurch, York North, Ontario William R. Basset - 57 - 22 Jan 1844 - Head Harriet - 54 - 9 Aug 1846 - Wife Evelyn - 22 - 26 Aug 1878 - Daughter Hattie - 20 - 23 Jun 1880 - Daughter Winnifred - 14 - 3 Nov 1886 - Daughter | Bassett, William R. (I27)
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| 51917 | William and Harriet resided in Sandwich and New Bedford. 1850 Federal Census of New Bedford, Bristol County, Massachusetts (23 Sep 1850) William C. Bassett 30 M Massachusetts Caulker Harriet B. 28 F Rhode Island William A. 6 M Massachusetts Joseph L. 5 M Massachusetts Elery 3 M Massachusetts Charles M. 3/12 M Massachusetts 1870 Federal Census of 2nd ward, New Bedford, Bristol County, MA (15 Jul 1870) William C/E. Bassett 50 M Massachusetts Caulker 1200 Harriet B. 48 F Rhode Island Keeping House William A. 25 M Massachusetts Fish Dealer Almira D. 22 F Massachusetts William H. 2 M Massachusetts At Home | Bassett, William Coffin (I03989)
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| 51918 | William and his wife and children arrived from England on 9 Feb 1836 aboard the ship Boadicea. He was 50 and listed as a nailor. Ann was 25, a tailoress, Mary was 20, William was 13. The Hobart Town Daily Mercury, Tuesday, 18 Jan 1859 January 11 – At the White Lion, Harrington street, Hobart Town, Mr. William Bassett, aged 78 years. | Bassett, William (I1)
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| 51919 | William and his wife moved to Canada. | Bassett, William (I03116)
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| 51920 | William and Hope Howard are both buried in the Howard burial plot on the Randall Howard Farm in Sherburne, New York. William was chosen first delegate to the state convention (RI) regarding the Federal Constitution. He served in the Revolutionary War. His widow was pensioned at $200 a year after a payment of $1000. Date of the pension application was 20 Dec 1838. Judge Daniel Howard of Foster, Rhode Island, acted as the agent. William's granddaughter, Nancy Maria Howard Ewer, was a member of the DAR through the services of William Howard. | Howard, Capt. William (I77)
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| 51921 | William and Hope Howard are both buried in the Howard burial plot on the Randall Howard Farm in Sherburne, New York. William was chosen first delegate to the state convention (RI) regarding the Federal Constitution. He served in the Revolutionary War. His widow was pensioned at $200 a year after a payment of $1000. Date of the pension application was 20 Dec 1838. Judge Daniel Howard of Foster, Rhode Island, acted as the agent. William's granddaughter, Nancy Maria Howard Ewer, was a member of the DAR through the services of William Howard. | Howard, Hope (Cook) (I78)
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| 51922 | William and Lois had twelve children. They lived in Cornwallis, Nova Scotia, Canada. | Tupper, William (I02605)
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| 51923 | William and Margaret had one daughter. | Bassett, William Alexander (I15066)
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| 51924 | William and Margaret resided in Lebanon, Connecticut, Horton, Nova Scotia, and then moved to Machias, Maine in 1769 and finally settled in Jonesboro, Maine. William served in the Revolutionary War from Machias from 1 Mar 1776 to 1 Mar 1777 and from 4 Dec 1778 to 4 Jan 1779. He was a surveyor, and mapped much of Cornwallis and Horton in Nova Scotia. He became the first town clerk of Machias and the first postmaster of Jonesboro. He helped build the first meeting house in Machias in 1774. | Tupper, William (I01125)
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| 51925 | William and Margery Bassett lived in Uxbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts where he carried on a tanning and currying business. He sold out to Royal Southwick and then moved to Richmond, Cheshire County, New Hampshire in 1794. In the "History of the Town of Richmond, Cheshire, New Hampshire", William Bassett (born 29 Dec 1747) is listed as the son of the Joseph Bassett who was born in 1715 in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, which would make him a descendant of William Bassett of Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts. No proof of this has been found as yet. Joseph Bassett (born 1715) of Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts, had a son, Nehemiah Bassett, born 20 Feb 1748. This would make it impossible for William to be born four months previous to this. A William Bassett was also not listed in the will for Joseph Bassett (born 1715) of Lynn. | Bassett, William (I321)
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| 51926 | William and Margery Bassett lived in Uxbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts where he carried on a tanning and currying business. He sold out to Royal Southwick and then moved to Richmond, Cheshire County, New Hampshire in 1794. | White, Margery (I338)
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| 51927 | William and Maria Bassett I would like to give some further information about the Bassetts and in particular William Bassett (b. 1831) and Maria Jones, his first wife, which we find interesting and was our starting point of our research. Firstly, I wanted to show that the economic situation in the area around Tamworth during this period was centred around the canal waterway system with the main canal running from Birmingham, via Curdworth through to Tamworth. Also around this area there were two significant natural clay deposits, one at Cliff and one at Dosthill and these deposits gave rise to brick manufacture in the area. On closer inspection of the canal system it becomes clear that thousands of bricks were used in the construction and maintenance of the system. I believe that the Bassett's exploited this potential as Charles, Thomas, William and others in the family were directly involved in the use of bricks either in the canal system or on major house building projects. To one side of the canal system in this area lie the villages of Wishaw, Middleton, Drayton Bassett and Hints. All of them, apart from Hints, are within half a mile of the canal itself. Dosthill, Kingsbury, Coton and Lea Marston are located on the opposite side of the canal, all within a distance of half a mile of the canal. Country lanes linking all these villages that had been there for centuries criss-cross the area and there existence gave rise to bridges being built when the canal system was being constructed. These bridges were to maintain easy transport links for local inhabitants. At some sites, where bridges allowed cross over points for those on foot, this allowed for quick cross-country links by use of the canal tow paths (which were brick covered) being used as easy walking routes between local villages. It is at the main crossing point where Dunton Lane meets the canal at Marston Bridge that there are several locks (called Curdworth Locks) and here we find two lockkeepers cottages (still in existence). In the 1851 census, William, born 1831, was found completing a bricklayer's apprenticeship in Coton Hall with the Langley family. Edward Langley born about 1811 we believe was a friend or colleague of William's father, Thomas (b. 1795), who was also a bricklayer and was at this time living in Wishaw. William would have had to use Dunton Lane and cross Marston Bridge at the lockkeeper's cottage on route to Coton Hall, whish is less than a quarter of a mile on the other side of the canal. It is at Marston Bridge that we find Benjamin Jones, the lockkeeper, his wife Sarah and their children, one of whom was daughter Maria. It is here, on his journey to Coton Hall where William obviously first met Maria and within a few years married her and moved to Birmingham. We assume that this was due to the massive increase in housing requirements and the Industrial Revolution. William, at this point was a fully skilled bricklayer. Later Maria died in 1866 not long after Thomas (b 1865) was born. William continued as a bricklayer working in Birmingham and soon married Ruth Worley in 1867 and thereafter lived in Guildford Street, 63 Outdoor Beer House (Mansfield Road) and James Street all in Birmingham. Phil Bassett | Jones, Maria (I693)
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| 51928 | William and Mariah were married by Samuel Landers, Minister. | Family: William Riley Bassett / Moriah Ann Williams (F03353)
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| 51929 | William and Martha Whitaker were associated with the operation and management of The Homestead Inn in Midway, Utah. The Salt Lake Tribune, Utah, 20 Feb 2000 Martha Elizabeth Bassett Whitaker Martha Elizabeth Bassett Whitaker, our beloved Nana, died peacefully at home on February 17, 2000, at the age of 92 surrounded by friends and family. She was born June 8, 1907, in Salt Lake City to Fred C. and Orma Banks Bassett. Her lifetime spanned the era of early automobiles to space travel and to the end she embraced the century's progress with eagerness and curiosity. On August 12, 1926, she was married in the Salt Lake Temple to William Ferrin Whitaker, a union that was to last 72 years until his death in 1998. They made their home in the Chicago area, where Ferrin, with Martha's support, enjoyed a successful career in the advertising art business. While there they were among the original members of the newly-organized North Shore Ward. Ferrin retired in 1949 and they relocated briefly to La Jolla, California. In 1951 they created the Homestead resort in Midway, Utah, where Martha may be remembered as manager and gracious hostess. She and Ferrin spent thirty years in Midway until they retired to Provo in 1981. She was a lifelong member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served at one tme or another in all its auxiliaries. She enjoyed travel, her family and a wide range of friends from all generations. She is survived by three daughters, Orma Claire Peterson and husband Rod, Constance Jacobs and husband Tony, and Susan Kohler; a son, William Ferrin Whitaker Jr. and wife Sandra; 14 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren. Her life will be remembered and celebrated at a service to be held Friday, February 25, 2000, at 1 p.m. at the Riverside Chapel, 3500 North 180 East in Provo. A viewing will be held the preceding evening from 6-8 p.m. at the Berg Mortuary of Provo, 185 East Center Street, or Friday, at the Ward Chapel, one hour prior to services. Burial will be beside her husband in Midway Cemetery. Dinner will follow at the Chapel, family and friends are welcome. | Bassett, Martha Elizabeth (I546)
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| 51930 | William and Martha Whitaker were associated with the operation and management of The Homestead Inn in Midway, Utah. The Salt Lake Tribune, Utah, 20 Feb 2000 Martha Elizabeth Bassett Whitaker Martha Elizabeth Bassett Whitaker, our beloved Nana, died peacefully at home on February 17, 2000, at the age of 92 surrounded by friends and family. She was born June 8, 1907, in Salt Lake City to Fred C. and Orma Banks Bassett. Her lifetime spanned the era of early automobiles to space travel and to the end she embraced the century's progress with eagerness and curiosity. On August 12, 1926, she was married in the Salt Lake Temple to William Ferrin Whitaker, a union that was to last 72 years until his death in 1998. They made their home in the Chicago area, where Ferrin, with Martha's support, enjoyed a successful career in the advertising art business. While there they were among the original members of the newly-organized North Shore Ward. Ferrin retired in 1949 and they relocated briefly to La Jolla, California. In 1951 they created the Homestead resort in Midway, Utah, where Martha may be remembered as manager and gracious hostess. She and Ferrin spent thirty years in Midway until they retired to Provo in 1981. She was a lifelong member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served at one tme or another in all its auxiliaries. She enjoyed travel, her family and a wide range of friends from all generations. She is survived by three daughters, Orma Claire Peterson and husband Rod, Constance Jacobs and husband Tony, and Susan Kohler; a son, William Ferrin Whitaker Jr. and wife Sandra; 14 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren. Her life will be remembered and celebrated at a service to be held Friday, February 25, 2000, at 1 p.m. at the Riverside Chapel, 3500 North 180 East in Provo. A viewing will be held the preceding evening from 6-8 p.m. at the Berg Mortuary of Provo, 185 East Center Street, or Friday, at the Ward Chapel, one hour prior to services. Burial will be beside her husband in Midway Cemetery. Dinner will follow at the Chapel, family and friends are welcome. | Whitaker, William Ferrin (I551)
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| 51931 | William and Mary (Bassett) Lane emigrated to Australia. 1841 British Census of South Lodge, St. Germans, Cornwall, England Benjamin Bassett - 35 - M - Cornwall - Agricultural Labourer Mary - 35 - F - Outside County Richard - 14 - M - Cornwall Margaret - 11 - F - Cornwall John - 8 - M - Cornwall Mary - 6 - F - Cornwall Emma - 3 - F - Cornwall Susanna - 1-6/12 - F - Cornwall | Bassett, Mary (I50)
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| 51932 | William and Mary (Bassett) Lane emigrated to Australia. | Lane, William (I157)
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| 51933 | William and Mary Elizabeth were divorced about 1898. | Family: William Henry Harrison Bassett / Mary Elizabeth Swetting (F02457)
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| 51934 | William and Mary Ellen lived in Fort Wayne, Indiana in 1896. 1860 Federal Census of Bluffton, Wells County, Indiana (1 Jun 1860) William H. Bassett 26 M New York Carpenter 300 Mary Ellen 24 F Indiana John M. 8 M Indiana Mary Jane 4 F Indiana John Campbell 19 M Pennsylvania Apprentice 1870 Federal Census of Bluffton, Wells County, Indiana (3 Jun 1870) William H. Bassett 39 M New York Carpenter --- 300 Mary E. 34 F Indiana Keeping House John M. 17 M Indiana Attending School Jennie 13 F Indiana Attending School Frank 4 M Indiana Mary M. Baylia 22 F Ohio Tailoress --- 100 1880 Federal Census of District 126, Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana Wm. H. Bassett 51 M NY CT CT Head Works in Lumber Mill Mary E. 43 F IN PA NJ Wife Keeping House Frank 14 M IN NY IN Son At School The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette, Monday Morning, March 18, 1907 Former Fort Wayne Resident W.H. Bassett Dies at Orleans at Advanced Age Was Formerly Connected With Hoffman Bros. Lumber Firm Here Word was received here Sunday evening of the death at his ho Orleans, Ind., of W.H. Bassett, formerly a prominent business man of Fo Wayne, and the grandfather of Mr. Guy Bassett, Mrs. J.H. Hanna and Miss Helen Bassett, of this city. The death of Mr. Bassett occurred about 6:45 o’clock Sunday evening and was due to senility. Mr. Bassett was seventy-six years of age. For about twenty years Mr. Bassett was connected with the Hoffman Bros. lumber firm in this city but about ten years ago he went to Orleans, where he engaged in the lumber business. He is survived by his wife, two sons and a daughter, all of whom reside at Orleans. The sons were associated with their father in business. The funeral services will be held at Orleans on Tuesday and will be attended by several Fort Wane relatives and probably by several of Mr. Bassett’s former business associates in this city. Green Hill Cemetery, Taken from DAR records Transcribed by Karen Hugo Bassett, William H. 17 Aug 1829 - 17 Mar 1907 Bassett, Mary E. 14 Dec 1835 - 11 Feb 1919 Bassett, Frank 1866 - 1915 Bassett, John Died 1918, aged 65 years. Orleans Cemetery Bassett, Mary E. Died 1919, aged 83 years, Orleans Cemetery Bassett, William H. Died 1907, aged 77 years, Orleans Cemetery | Bassett, William Henry (I09366)
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| 51935 | William and Mary Green and family including Isabella, age 1, can be found living at Groves Builg Summer Lane, Birmingham, in 1851. | Green, William (I504)
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| 51936 | William and Mary had four daughters. | Bassett, William Fortescue (I697)
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| 51937 | William and Mary moved to New York in 1823, possibly to Erie County. Mary returned to England and married (2) Edward Orram on 11 Dec 1831 in Plaxtol, Kent, England. 1841 British Census of Cage Green, Tonbridge, Kent Edward Orram 56 M Shoem Not born in County Mary 40 F Born in County John 7 M Born in County Mary 5 F Born in County Susanna 2/12 F Born in County Thomas Bassett 15 M Ag Lab Not born in County George 12 M Not born in County Passenger and Immgration Lists, New York 1820-1850 Ship: Congress William Bassite 21 Nov 1823 Aged 30 Farmer England Mrs. Bassite 21 Nov 1823 Aged 25 Henry Bassite 21 Nov 1823 Aged 1 year, 6 months | Bassett, William (I1)
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| 51938 | William and Mary moved to New York in 1823, possibly to Erie County. Mary returned to England and married (2) Edward Orram on 11 Dec 1831 in Plaxtol, Kent, England. 1841 British Census of Cage Green, Tonbridge, Kent Edward Orram 56 M Shoem Not born in County Mary 40 F Born in County John 7 M Born in County Mary 5 F Born in County Susanna 2/12 F Born in County Thomas Bassett 15 M Ag Lab Not born in County George 12 M Not born in County Passenger and Immgration Lists, New York 1820-1850 Ship: Congress William Bassite 21 Nov 1823 Aged 30 Farmer England Mrs. Bassite 21 Nov 1823 Aged 25 Henry Bassite 21 Nov 1823 Aged 1 year, 6 months | Arrow, Mary (I2)
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| 51939 | William and Mary owned and operated the first full-line sporting goods store, Outdoor Equipment Company, in Las Vegas. | Rudolph, Wm. H. (I19647)
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| 51940 | William and Mary resided in Amherst, Lorain County, Ohio. 1850 Federal Census of Amherst Township, Lorain County, Ohio (21 Oct 1850) Gershom Bassett 73 M Massachusetts Farmer Abigail 72 F Massachusetts William 33 M Massachusetts Farmer 4000 Mary 33 F Connecticut Avalade? 7 F Ohio Middle Ridge Cemetery, Lorain County, Ohio William N. Bassett born Mar. 5, 1817 died May 5, 1875 Mary I. Bassett born Jan. 15, 1817 died Jan. 11, 1902 | Bassett, William N. (I06134)
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| 51941 | William and Matilda Bassett lived in Coleman Station on the old homestead. 1900 Federal Census of Northeast, Dutchess County, New York (27 Jun 1900) Caroline A. Bassett - 59 - F - Jan 1831 - NY-NY-NY - Head William H. - 37 - M - Apr 1863 - NYC-NY-NY - Son - Farmer Matilda G. - 27 - F - Apr 1873 - IR-IR-IR - DaughterL Samuel H. - 1 - M - Dec 1898 - NY-NYC-IR - Son Frank H. - 9/12 - M - Aug 1899 - NY-NYC-IR - Son & 1 Boarder (NYC - New York City) (Caroline married 46 years, 5 children, 3 living) (William and Matilda married 3 years, 2 children, 2 living) 1910 Federal Census of Northeast, Dutchess County, New York (13 May 1910) William H. Bassett - 47 - M - NY-NY-NY - Head - Farmer Matilda G. - 36 - F - IR-IR-IR - Wife Samuel J. - 12 - M - NY-NY--IR - Son Frank G. - 10 - M - NY-NY-IR - Son William W. - 5- M - NY-NY-IR - Son Elisabeth A. - 1 - F - NY-NY-IR - Daughter William D. - 21 - M - NY-NY-NY - Nephew - Farm Laborer Antoinette (Wd) - 79 - F - NY-NY-NY - Mother - Own income (Married 13 years, 4 children, 4 living) 1920 Federal Census of Northeast Township, Dutchess County, New York (9 Jan 1920) William H. Bassett - 56 - M - NY-NY-NY - Head - Farmer - Dairy Farm Matilda G. - 46 - F - IR-IR-IR - Wife Frank G. - 20 - M - NY-NY-IR - Son - Farm Laborer William W. - 15 - M - NY-NY-IR - Son Elisabeth A. - 11 - F - NY-NY-IR - Daughter | Glasgow, Matilda (I1876)
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| 51942 | William and Matilda Bassett lived in Coleman Station on the old homestead. 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. 1900 Federal Census of Northeast, Dutchess County, New York (27 Jun 1900) Caroline A. Bassett - 59 - F - Jan 1831 - NY-NY-NY - Head William H. - 37 - M - Apr 1863 - NYC-NY-NY - Son - Farmer Matilda G. - 27 - F - Apr 1873 - IR-IR-IR - DaughterL Samuel H. - 1 - M - Dec 1898 - NY-NYC-IR - Son Frank H. - 9/12 - M - Aug 1899 - NY-NYC-IR - Son & 1 Boarder (NYC - New York City) (Caroline married 46 years, 5 children, 3 living) (William and Matilda married 3 years, 2 children, 2 living) 1910 Federal Census of Northeast, Dutchess County, New York (13 May 1910) William H. Bassett - 47 - M - NY-NY-NY - Head - Farmer Matilda G. - 36 - F - IR-IR-IR - Wife Samuel J. - 12 - M - NY-NY--IR - Son Frank G. - 10 - M - NY-NY-IR - Son William W. - 5- M - NY-NY-IR - Son Elisabeth A. - 1 - F - NY-NY-IR - Daughter William D. - 21 - M - NY-NY-NY - Nephew - Farm Laborer Antoinette (Wd) - 79 - F - NY-NY-NY - Mother - Own income (Married 13 years, 4 children, 4 living) 1920 Federal Census of Northeast Township, Dutchess County, New York (9 Jan 1920) William H. Bassett - 56 - M - NY-NY-NY - Head - Farmer - Dairy Farm Matilda G. - 46 - F - IR-IR-IR - Wife Frank G. - 20 - M - NY-NY-IR - Son - Farm Laborer William W. - 15 - M - NY-NY-IR - Son Elisabeth A. - 11 - F - NY-NY-IR - Daughter | Bassett, William Hopkins (I1835)
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| 51943 | William and Mildred inherited money and bought 80 acres for $12,500 on the Morristown Pike just across the Little Blue River from Liberty Church in Marion Township, Shelby County, Indiana. William Bassett was a farmer. William M. Bassett, Obituary Shelbyville News Shelbyville - William M. Bassett, 92, died Sunday in Heritage Mano Mr. Bassett a life resident of Shelbyville, the son of Ernest a Grace Lee (Bass) Bassett. He graduated from Shelbyville High School in 1924. He married Mildred Fox on Sept. 21, 1924. She died May 29, 1976. He married Ruth B. Means on June 12, 1977. She died Aug. 4, 1986. He farmed all his life in Marion Township, Shelby County. He was a member of the Liberty United Methodist Church. Survivors include two sons, Paul Earnest, Shelbyville, and Norm William, Seymour; a brother, Ralph, Marion; two sisters, Helen Cosan, and Mary Ellen (Mrs. Robert) Cooley, both of Kokomo; nine grandchildren; and several great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a son. Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Carmony-Ewing Funeral Home, 819 S. Harrison St., with the Rev. Judy Purvis officiating. Burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery. Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral hom Memorials may be made to Liberty United Methodist Church or the Sandcreek-Azalia Friends Meeting Church, Columbus. | Bassett, William Morris (I21189)
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| 51944 | William and Nellie Bassett relocated to Toronto, Canada, during the 1930's. William Bassett started a jewellry shop and is reputed to have made the regalia for the Queen's visit when she opened the St. Lawrence Seaway. 1901 British Census of 203 St. James Road, Bermondsey, London, England Francis Bassett - 28 - M - Head - Newington, London - Jeweller Gold Elizabeth S. - 27 - F - Wife - Islington, London William F. - 8 - M - Son - Newington, London Elizabeth B. - 5 - F - Daughter - Bermondsey, London Francis C. - 2 - M - Son - Bermondsey, London | Bassett, William F. (I12)
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| 51945 | William and Nellie Bassett relocated to Toronto, Canada, during the 1930's. | Nellie (I30)
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| 51946 | William and Patience Bassett lived at Four Corners where William and his brother Ahaz carried on the tanning business of his father, Daniel Bassett. In 1852 they moved to Worcester, Massachusetts and in 1857 to Berlin, Massachusetts. William Bassett was selectman, town clerk and town treasurer in Richmond, Cheshire County, New Hampshire. He was a selectman, assessor and school committeeman in Berlin, Massachusetts. In 1864 he was a senator in the General Court for the Worcester east district. | Bassett, William (I1124)
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| 51947 | William and Peggy had one son other than Rupert. | Bassett, William Heber (I208)
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| 51948 | William and Rhoda lived in Taunton, Massachusetts. He was a Republican. They belonged to the Baptist Church. | Bassett, William Bruce (I05139)
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| 51949 | William and Richard Bassett were twins. 1870 Federal Census of Millersburg, Bourbon County, Kentucky (9 Jun 1870) J.A. Bassett - 41 - M - Kentucky - Carpenter 1000 200 M.M. - 37 - F - Kentucky - Keeping House Ida - 14 - F - Kentucky Alf - 9 - M - Ketucky Jas. E. - 7- M - Kentucky Fred - 5 - M - Kentucky Sarah - 3 - F - Kentucky William - 6/12 - M - Kentucky Dick - 6/12 - M - Kentucky | Bassett, William (I1111)
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| 51950 | William and Richard Bassett were twins. 1870 Federal Census of Millersburg, Bourbon County, Kentucky (9 Jun 1870) J.A. Bassett - 41 - M - Kentucky - Carpenter 1000 200 M.M. - 37 - F - Kentucky - Keeping House Ida - 14 - F - Kentucky Alf - 9 - M - Ketucky Jas. E. - 7- M - Kentucky Fred - 5 - M - Kentucky Sarah - 3 - F - Kentucky William - 6/12 - M - Kentucky Dick - 6/12 - M - Kentucky | Bassett, Richard (I1112)
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