Bassett Family Association Database
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| 52151 | William King, Esquire | King, William (I513)
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| 52152 | William L. Walker Jr. was president of the State Institute for the Deaf and Blind, at Cedar Springs, South Carolina. | Walker, William Laurens Jr. (I26)
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| 52153 | William Laudius Bassett, son of James and Elisa Bassett, was born 16 Dec 1835 in Macon, Georgia. He died 9 Dec 1908 in Neshoba County, Mississippi (NCR). He married Lucy Jeroline Crockett, daughter of Nathaniel and Eliza Crockett, on 7 Feb 1865 in Neshoba County, Mississippi. Lucy was born 8 May 1839. She died 1 Jun 1898. He enlisted in May 1861 as a private in Company D 11th Mississippi Infantry and was discharged from Service in Nov 1861 to raise another company. He enslited in Company F. 40th Mississippi regiment in May 1862 and was elected 1st Lietuenant at organization of the company. He was promoted to Captain on 20 Sep 1862. He was in active command of M. Company in the battle of Iuka, Corinth, Seige of Vicksburg and Big Black River Mississippi, Decatur, Alabama, Franklin and Nashville, Tennessee and the entire Georgia campaign. He was wounded three times but was never disabled. He surrounded command at Greensborough, North Carolina in May 1865, General Joseph E. Johnson in command. William served in the lower house of the Mississippi legislature from 1876 to 1880 and from 1884 to 1886 and was a member of the Constitional Convention in the yaer 1890. Also, on 16 Jul 1896 in the Neshoba Democrat he is listed as Sheriff being elected in 1895 for a term of 4 years. (NCR - Neshoba Church Records). 1870 Federal Census of Dist. No. 2, Neshoba County, Mississippi (4 Jun 1870) William L. Bassett 34 M Georgia Farmer 320 315 Lucy J. 30 F Mississippi Keeping house Edgar M. 4 M Mississippi Minnie E. 1 F Mississippi John M. Bassett 28 M Georgia 1880 Federal Census of Beat #4, Neshoba County, Mississippi (30 Jun 1880) William L. Bassit 44 M GA GA GA Head Farmer Lucy J. 40 F MS TN TN Wife Keeps House Edgar M. 14 M MS GA MS Son Works on farm Minnie E. 11 F MS GA MS Daughter At school Homer D. 7 M MS GA MS Son At school Lillian E. 3 F MS GA MS Daughter Martha J. Crockett 30 F MS TN TN Sister-in-law 1900 Federal Census of 1-Bt, Neshoba County, Mississippi (14 Jun 1900) Homer D. Bassett 27 M Jan 1837 MS GA MS Head Farmer Nannie L. 20 F Aug 1879 MS MS MS Wife William L. (Wd) 65 M Dec 1834 GA GA GA Father Farmer Willis L. 19 F May 1880 MS GA MS Sister (Married 2 years) | Crockett, Lucy Jeroline (I418)
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| 52154 | William Lawrence was from Salem, New Jersey and later moved to St. Petersburg, Florida. | Lawrence, William (I2112)
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| 52155 | William le Boteler was Baron of Wem. | Boteler, William le (I140)
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| 52156 | William left England with his parents and other family members in the early 1830's and emigrated to the United States settling in Albion, Edwards County, Illinois. William established the Bassett & Sons Brickyard in Albion. It was located a short distance south of the Southern Railroad, almost direcly south of Albion. He died in 1904 in Albion, aged 86, at the home of his daughter, Ellen Standring. William Bassett Fell asleep at the home of his daughter at 12:45 p.m. March 22, 1904, William Bassett, aged 86 years, nine months and 24 days. Although naturally possessed of a hardy, rugged constitution Mr. Bassett had succumbed to his weight of years and for months past had been in a very feeble condition. The final summons was fully expected. In the death of William Bassett, Albion loses one of her best citizens. He was a man whose word no man ever doubted and who stood for the right in all things. He was born in the county of Kent, England, May 28, 1817. He came with his parents to the state of New York when young, and later, about the years 1837, settled in Albion. He was married to Miss Charlotte Johns soon after coming to Albion. Mrs. Bassett died April 3, 1885, aged 73 years. The surviving members of the family are three sons, Alfred, William H. and Thomas R.; and three daughters, Mrs. Charles Stanley, Mrs. William Fewkes and Mrs. Ellen Standring, all residing in Albion or in the immediate vicinity. Upon locating in Albion, some sixty five years ago, Mr. Bassett began the business of manufacturing brick, an occupation in which he greatly excelled. It is a noteworthy fact that two of his early apprentices, W.H. John and William Lines, are now still living. The brick were usually manufactured on the spot where they were to be used, and many of the first brick made by him are still piled up in the residences of town and country, monuments of his industry. The funeral services will be held at the residence of Mrs. Standring this afternoon at 2:30. The deceased had been many years a member of the C.P. Church. The kindly face of William Bassett will be much missed in Albion. 1840 Federal Census of Edwards County, Illinois William Bassett 10001-10001 1MU5, 1M20-30, 1FU5, 1F20-30 1850 Federal Census of Albion, Edwards County, Illinois William Bassett - 33 - M - England - Brickmaker 100 Charlotte - 35 - F - England Charlotte Johns - 14 - F - Illinois Alfred Bassett - 10 - M - Illinois George - 8 - M - Illinois Harriet - 5 - F - Illinois Ellen - 2 - F - Illinois Emma - 7/12 - F - Illinois 1860 Federal Census of Edwards County, Illinois William Bassett - 43 - M - England - Brickmaker 1500 300 Charlotte - 47 - F - England Alfred - 19 - M - Illinois George - 17 - M - Illinois Harriet - 15 - F - Illinois William H. - 13 - M - Illinois Ellen - 11 - F - Illinois Emma - 10 - F - Illinois Thomas - 8 - M - Illinois Elizabeth - 6 - F - Illinois Benjamin White - 19 - M - England - Laborer 1870 Federal Census of Edwards County, Illinois William Bassett - 53 - M - England - Brickmaker 2,000 600 Charlotte - 58 - F - England - Keeping House Alfred - 29 - M - Illinois - Brickmaker William H. - 23 - M - Illinois - Farmer Thomas R. - 18 - M - Illinois - Farmer Sarah M. Gay - 15 - F - Indiana 1900 Federal Census of Albion, Edward County, Illinois (4 Jun 1900) Ellen Standring (Wd) - 51 - Nov 1848 - F - IL-EN-EN - Head - Seamstress Minnie - 29 - Jun 1871 - F - IL-IL-IL - Daughter William Bassett (Wd) - 73 - May 1827 - M - EN-EN-EN - Grandfather | Bassett, William Henry (I22)
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| 52157 | William Leo Jr. (Buster) Bassett BASSETT, WILLIAM LEO JR. (BUSTER) - 84, Halifax, passed away Friday, February 22, 2002 at QEII Health Sciences Centre. Born in Halifax, he was the son of the late William and Caroline (Orman). He served overseas with the Canadian Army from 1940 to 1945 and belonged to the Halifax Rifles Association and the 23rd Armored Highlanders. He was a furrier by trade and employed with Charles Brown Furs, Halifax in his earlier years, and later was employed at Mitchell Furs and worked in both their Moncton, and Saint John, NB locations and returned to the Halifax location where he worked until retirement. He was a long time member of Hibernia Lodge No. 3, Saint John, NB; and was a member for 24 years of the Royal Canadian Legion, Vimy Branch #27. Surviving are his son; Dale and wife Kathy, Gaetz Brook, daughter; Darlene, Dartmouth, and granddaughters; Jessica Dunn and Tonya Bassett, brother; Tom, Windsor, sisters; Joan (Mrs. Archie Holmes), Kay (Mrs. Alfred Bradford), Peggy (Mrs. Frank Ludlow), Dorothy (Mrs. George Jarvis), all of Halifax, and several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his beloved wife, Beatrice (Keefe), sisters; Veronica (Mrs. Warren Murray), Nellie (Mrs. Frank Whalen), and brothers; Harry and James. Visitation will be Monday 2-4 and 7-9 PM February 25, 2002 in J.A. Snow Funeral Home, 2666 Windsor St., Halifax, where funeral service will be held Tuesday 2 PM February 26, 2002. Interment will be at St. John's Cemetery, Fairview. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation or the Canadian Diabetes Association. www.funeralscanada.com/homes/snow. | Bassett, William Leo (Bill) (Buster) Jr. (I78)
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| 52158 | William Leonard Amacker died in early manhood. Nathaniel Amacker Record Mrs. J.P. Morris, Jr. of Kentwood, Louisiana, copied this record from a paper found with the 1859 Bible of Abby Kent Amacker, copied elsewhere in the possession of Mrs. Maud Amacker Arnett of Kentwood. She gives these notes regarding them. "Among the colonists from Switzerland who settled Orangeburg, South Carolina in 1735 were the ancestors of the groups of Amackers of the deep South. First to Southwest Mississippi with his family in 1809 came John Jacob Amacker. He came across the state line into Louisiana and built a home in the then St. Helena Parish on the east bank of Beaver Creek in 1813. The children of the family were seven boys and two girls. Four sons and one daughter married and lived near the original homestead. The seventh child, James Albert Amacker married Lydia Tate and settled in Poplarville, Mississippi. The sixth child, Nathaniel Amacker settled near the old family home. His family records were copied from his Bible by Edgar A. Bassett of Los Angeles, California. He was the husband of Nathaniel Amacker's granddaughter, Eva Kent Bassett." The records copied were on three sheets of paper, with his stamp on them, and this note on the back of the three folded sheets: "Family records, Nathaniel Amacker, born 1811, Father, John Amacker, Mother, Sarah Varnado Amacker." RECORD Nathaniel Amacker was born in Parish of St. Helena AD 1811 Misolla Pierson was born in Parish of St. Helena Dec. 13, AD 1813 Their children: Mithford Amacker was born in St. Helena Parish Aug. 22, 1832 Cindarilla Amacker was born in St. Helena Ph Nov. 9, 1833 Samuel Jackson Amacker was born in St. Helena Ph May 29, 1835 Richard Marshall Amacker was born in St. Helena Ph Feb. 7, 1837 Obediah Pierson Amacker was born in St. Helena Ph Dec. 17, 1838 Hesekiah Thompson Amacker was born in St. Helena Ph Sept. 28, 1840 William Leonard Amacker was born in St. Helena Ph Aug. 9, 1843 Sarah Elizabeth Amacker was born in St. Helena Ph June 13, 1845 Lilah F. Amacker was born in St. Helena Ph Aug. 17, 1849 Margaret Missouri Amacker was born in St. Helena Ph July 25, 1854 MARRIAGES Abby Means Kent and Obediah P. Amacker were married Sept. 1, 1864 James Fluker Kent and Delilah F. Amacker were married Feb. 22, 1866 George Kent and Eliza Dean Amacker were married Feb. 14, 1867 Nathaniel Amacker and Mosilla Pierson were married June 15, 1831 R.M. Amacker and Martha Spiller were married Nov. 21, 1863 DEATHS Nathaniel Amacker died Dec. 30, 1881 Mosilla Pierson Amacker died July 25, 1871 Mithford Amacker died Sept. 17, 1836 Sarah Elizabeth Amacker died June 30, 1848 Hezekiah Thompson Amacker killed at Battle of Shiloh Apr. 7, 1862 Jackson Amacker died in Military Prison June 3rd, 1862 William Leonard Amacker died in early manhood. | Amacker, Wlliam Leonard (I2349)
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| 52159 | William lived in Marshfield, Oregon. | Rust, William Jefferson (I15556)
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| 52160 | William lived in the town of Northeast, Dutchess County, New York. He claimed Connecticut as the place of his birth and probably came to New York shortly after birth as his father shows up there in the 1790 census. William was drafted for service in the War of 1812, but it was difficult for him to go and he sent a substitute. William died 5 Nov 1816 at the age of 28 years. | Bassett, William (I03044)
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| 52161 | William lived only 24 hours. | Basset, William (I209)
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| 52162 | William Longespee was the third Earl of Salisbury. | Longespee, William (I132)
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| 52163 | William M. Bass served in the Civil War. The documents from his service show that he was born in Ouchita Parish in 1840. 1850 Federal Census of East Feliciana Parish, Louisiana (August 30, 1850) Milly Bass - 40 - Female - Louisiana 3,000 500 William - 13 - Male - Louisiana R.R. - 11 - Male - Louisiana Eugene - 8 - Male - Louisiana W.R. - 5 - Male - Louisiana 1880 Federal Census of Third Ward, Catahoula Parish, Louisiana (June 11, 1880) William Bass - 39 - Male - LA-MS-MS - Head - Farmer Elizabeth - 44 - Female - MS-KY-MS - Wife - Keeping House William W. - 13 - Male - LA-LA-MS - Son Eliza Jane - 10 - Female - LA-LA-MS - Daughter Ephraim E. - 8 - Male - LA-LA-MS - Son Smith - 18 - Male - LA-LA-MS - Stepson 1900 Federal Census of Police Jury Ward #7, Catahoula Parish, Louisiana (June 1, 1900) William M. Bass - 61 - Male - Jun 1838 - LA-MS-MS - Head - Farmer Elizabeth - 64 - Female - Jul 1835 - MS-MS-MS - Wife John F. - 18 - Male - Aug 1881 - LA-LA-MS - Son (Married 34 years, 8 children, 6 living) | Bass, William M. (I1)
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| 52164 | William Mack Darling was a reporter for the Times Picayune. 1930 Federal Census of Texarkana, Bowie County, Texas (9 Apr 1930) William M. Darling - 27 - M - TX-KS-TX - Head - Reporter Newspaper Elisabeth B. - 26 - F - TX-TX-TX - Wife - Commercial artist newspaper Bettie L. - 4 - F - TX-TX-TX - Daughter Penelope - 2 - F - AR-TX-TX - Daughter | Darling, William Mack (I259)
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| 52165 | William Manduit became the Earl of Warwick. | Manduit, William (I31)
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| 52166 | William Margetts Bassett, son of John and Eliza Bassett, was born about 1848 in Rothwell, Northampton, England. He married Arabella Clark. 1881 British Census of Camrose South School, Camrose, Pembroke William M. Bassett 33 M Head Rothwell, Northampton Schoolmaster Arabella 23 F Wife Leicester, Leicester 1901 British Census of 45 Curridge Schook, Chievely, Berkshire William Bassett 53 M Head Rothwell, Northamton Master of Boarding School Arabella 43 F Wife Leicester Isabel 12 F Daughter St. ? Church, Oxfordshire 116B411. Isabel M. Bassett - born about 1889, married her cousin, Bentley Clark Fisher. | Bassett, William Margetts (I27)
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| 52167 | William married a total of three times. | Clark, William (I05615)
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| 52168 | William married four times. His 2nd wife, Sarah, is buried in Zion Hill Cemetery in New Albany, Pontotoc County, Mississippi | Brooks, William Jackson (P115)
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| 52169 | William married on 29 Jun 1902. | Bassett, William John Edward (I118)
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| 52170 | William married twice and had three children by his second wife. Moved to the west. In 1870, he worked for the rail road in China, Maine, and had an estate worth $2000. After the apparent divorce from Flavilla, he eloped with Hannah, who had also been previously married. Hannah's daughter from her first marriage was at that time married herself, so she did not join William and her mother when they left Maine for Kansas. William and Hannah were married in route to Arkansas City, in Kansas City, Missouri. In Arkansas City, he was the superintendent of the Street Railway Company, a street car system for the city, and was the superintendent of the Land Improvement Company, and built the canal and head gates that gave water power to the two flour mills in town. He shot himself for reasons unknown. From a 24 Aug 1899 Dover, Maine Newspaper we have "The many friends of William Bassett of Arkansas City, Kansas, are glad to see him back here on a visit. He left here in 1880. He has been in the employe of a Land & Improvement Co. which has a canal over 5 miles long, a street railway and 14 farms, all of which Mr. Bassett has charge of. During all these years he has never lost a day's pay". 1870 Federal Census of Dover, Maine William A. Bassett 30 M China, Maine RR Hand Flavilla 33 F Mercer, Maine Keeping House 1900 Federal Census of 25 North Second Street, Arkansas City, Kansas William W. Bassett 58 Aug 1841 M ME Hannah C. 55 Oct 1855 F ME Nellie 19 Mar 1881 F KS Alice 16 Apr 1884 F KS Grace 9 Feb 1891 F KS Winfield Daily Courier, 15 Apr 1902 William Bassett died today at Arkansas City, Kansas. He left a wife and children. | Bassett, William Alanson (I07364)
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| 52171 | William married twice more after Mary died and had children by both wives. | Norton, William Henry (I06765)
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| 52172 | William married twice, and probably his second wife after 1810. 1790 Federal Census of Scituate, Providence County, Rhode Island Bassett, William 1-1-1 1800 Federal Census of Bridgewater, Oneida County, New York Bassett, William 31010-000100 (#361.52) 3mU10,1m10-16,1m26-45,1f26-45 1810 Federal Census of Edmeston, Otsego County, New York Wm. Basset 12101-00001 1mU10,2m10-16,1m16-26,1m45+,1f45+ William Bassett of the Town of Edmeston, County of Otsego, New York, sold land formerly belonging to Samuel Bassett in the Town of Burlington, County of Otsego in 1811 for $82.16. William Bassett of the Town of Bradford, County of Steuben, New York purchased land, Lot 27 of the northeast division or section of the township number four in the second range south and east of Mud Creek, 101 40/100 acres in the Town of Bradford, County of Steuben, New York on 47 August, 1830 (recorded 1 April, 1839) for the sum of $230.00. William Bassett of the Town of Bradford, County of Steuben, New York purchased land, Lot 23 of the northeast division of Friendship section of the township number four in the second range of township, 50 1/2 acres and also Lot Number 27 containing 101 40/100 acres on 27 October, 1847 for the sum of $3,772.72. Farmers Bank of Geneva, Yates County, New York foreclosed on the loan to William Bassett and other 22 May 1947, for property of Lot 27 of the northeast division or section of the township number four in the second range south and east of Mud Creek, 101 40/100 acres in the Town of Bradford, County of Steuben, New York. William Bassett of the Town of Bradford, County of Steuben, New York purchased land, Lot ?? of the northeast division of Friendship section of the township number four in the second range of township, 5 acres on 13 May 1851 for the sum of $132.00. William Bassett of the Town of Bradford, County of Steuben, New York sold land 50 acres in the Town of Bradford, County of Steuben, New York, 12 April 1855 for $200. | Bassett, William (I01807)
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| 52173 | William Matthews, Esquire of Aberaman | Matthews, William (I242)
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| 52174 | William Matthewson was from Ballygawley. | Matthewson, William (I41)
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| 52175 | William McGinnis Obituary - August 16, 1925 Mr. Wm. McGinnis, sixty-one years, old, died at his home at DeCamp, Mo., at 10 o'clock, Sunday, August 16, 1925. Mr. McGinnis was born August 5, 1864, and died August 16, 1925, making his age sixty-one years and eleven days. He was married to Ellen Bassett, November 22, 1888. The deceased has lived an upright and honest life and was well liked by his many friends. He has taken an active part in the mining industry in the iron ore mines in this part of the country. During the last few years he has lived on his farm near DeCamp, Mo. He took ill with lung trouble a few weeks ago and only lasted a short time. All was done that loving and tender hands could do, but God saw fit to remove our dear one from us. The deceased is survived by his wife and eleven children, Hugh and Roy, of St. Louis; Mrs. Blender, of Carthage, Ill.; Mrs. Shultz, of Cuba, Mo.; Mrs. parker, of Cardinn, Okla.; Mrs. Coleman, of Dillard, Mo.; the children at home are Mike, Mary, Etta and Irene McGinnis. Funeral services were conducted by the Modern Woodman, which were held at the Adams cemetary at DeCamp on August 17, 1925. The Post, Salem, Missouri, August 20, 1925 William McGinnis William McGinnis, a very highly respected citizen of near DeCamp, Phelps County died at his home Monday, Aug. 16, after an illness of about two months. Mr. McGinnis was born August 4, 1864, and was 61 years and 11 days old at the time of death. Wm. McGinnis was married Miss Mary Ellen Bassett on October 22, 1898 and to this union 13 children were born. One son and the first born died in infancy and one daughter ? Maggie Ann died July 17, 1903 at the age of 12 years. The other children were all present at the funeral which was conducted Monday afternoon at Adams Cemetery under the auspices of the Modern Woodman of America of which he was a member. Besides his wife Mr. McGinnis leaves to mourn his death three sons, eight daughters, Mike of Mississippi, Henry and John of Salem and two sisters of Denver, Colo., and Mrs. Mary Kneedler of Collinsville, Illinois besides several nieces and nephews. | McGinnis, William M. (I66)
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| 52176 | William moved to Maumee, Ohio in 1865 and then to Tower Hill, Illinois. 1830 Federal Census of Winslow, Kennebec County, Maine William Bassett 10022 ? 201001 1mU5,2m15-20,2m20-30,2fU5,1f10-15,1f30-40 1850 Federal Census of Winslow, Kennebec County, Maine (27 Jul 1850) William C. Bassett 46 M Massachusetts Farmer 4100 Nancy P. 41 F Massachusetts Williams L. 22 M Maine 400 Harriet M. 14 F Maine Hannah F. 11 F Maine Eliza M. 10 F Maine Albert L. 6 M Maine Abial C. 4 M Maine Henrietta 1 F Maine | Bassett, William Church (I04773)
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| 52177 | William Nolan Bass went missing (about October of 2000) and his body has not been recovered. | Bass, William Nolan (I39863)
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| 52178 | William Norton's birth place with either Chilmark or Edgartown. | Bassett, William Norton (I03239)
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| 52179 | William Norwood Bass Jr. Obituary, Source Unknown William Norwood Bass Jr., 79, of Hickory, passed away on Monday, Aug. 23, 2010, at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem. Born Nov. 10, 1930, in Winston-Salem, he was the son of the late Elizabeth Springs Bass and William Norwood Bass Sr. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church in Hickory and worked at Century Furniture until his retirement in 1995. Bill had polio as a child and was unable to actively participate in athletics, but his passion for sports never waned. He spent over 57 years volunteering his time as public address announcer both for Hickory High School and Lenoir-Rhyne College. As a result he was nicknamed "The Golden Voice." The press box at HHS Frank Barger Stadium was dedicated to Bill and named for him in 1999, and he received a plaque from Lenoir-Rhyne College which said, "You will always be the voice of the Bears." Bill received a key to the city of Hickory in 1996, and Oct. 12, 1996, was designated "Bill Bass Day." Bill's family, his friends and the entire sports community are saddened as "The Golden Voice" is now silent. He is survived by his sister, Margaret Bass Hardin of Concord; nieces, Beth Shuler Kapil and husband, Vijay, of Raleigh, Jane Lee Shuler and husband, Steve Neuville, of Hickory, Beth Hardin Hudson and husband, John, of Concord; special family friend, Shelby Spiva of Hickory; and a number of great-nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 26, 2010, at First Presbyterian Church, with the Rev. Deborah McEachran officiating. The family will receive friends following the service at the church. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Bill Bass Memorial Scholarship Fund (for deserving football and baseball athletes at Hickory High School), Hickory Public Schools, 432 4th Ave., SW, Hickory, N.C. 28602, Attn: Kathy Icenhour. Online condolences may be left for the family at www.bass-smithfuneralhome.com. Bass-Smith Funeral Home is serving the family of William Norwood Bass Jr. | Bass, William Norwood Jr. (I49905)
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| 52180 | William of Chipping Warden, age 33, bachelor, labourer, father, John, labourer, married Rachel Louisa Reynolds of Chipping Warden, age 24, spinster, father, Daniel, labourer, on 1 Aug 1903 in Chipping Warden, Northampton. | Family: William Bassett / Rachel Louisa Reynolds (F11)
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| 52181 | William Oliver (Billy) Bassett died from polio at the age of six. HISTORY OF OKMULGEE COUNTY, OKLAHOMA Compiled and Edited Okmulgee Historical Society By Lois Fast Gillum William Oscar Bassett William Oscar Bassett was born October 12, 1877. On June 4, 1902 he married Trixy Bell Burson. She was born March 7, 1878, in Union County, Ohio, the daughter of Thomas Oliver Burson and Edith Bault Burson. W.O. and Trixy had four children. Their three daughters were educated at Ward-Belmont. Capitola Bassett, the eldest daughter, was married to Hiram Bedford Crosby. Hiram was Rector in the Episcopal Church and passed away some years ago in Banning, California. They had four children, two boys and two girls. Capitola is now in a rest home in Long Beach, California. Carolyn Bassett, the second daughter, was married to T.O. Wright and they have a son and a daughter. Their home is in Elgin, Illinois. Cathryn Bassett is the youngest daughter and was married to Don Williams, who is now deceased. They had two sons, Tom and Dick. Cathryn was a teacher for many years and lives at San Jacinto, California. W.O. and Trixy's fourth child was William Oliver (Billy) Bassett, born April 25, 1916 and died October 31, 1922, at the age of six from polio. The Bassetts came to Okmulgee about 1915 from Butler, Missouri. They had a beautiful home with servants' quarters on the rear of the property located in the five hundred block of North Seminole. W.O. held various prominent jobs in Okmulgee. He was a stock holder in the Union National Bank, ran the Morris Plan Bank for a time and was very active in the oil business in Okmulgee County. In later years he was Okmulgee County Commissioner, a job he held at the time of his death. He passed away October 19, 1934 and is buried at the Okmulgee Cemetery. After her husband's death, Trixy stayed in this area for awhile, then moved to San Bernardino, California, near her nephew, Fred Fast, formerly of Okmulgee. She worked during the war at Norton Air Force Base, San Bernardino, California later moving to Beaumont, California to make her home near her daughter, Capitola. Trixy Bell Burson Bassett died May 25, 1957, in Beaumont, California. Her body was creamted and the ashes sent back to Okmulgee to be buried by her husband and son in the Okmulgee Cemetery. | Bassett, William Oliver (Billy) (I2742)
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| 52182 | William owned a sawmill in Norton, Massachusetts. | Bassett, William (I00366)
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| 52183 | William owned a slitting mill. He was a husbandman and also did some tanning. He was a tythingman and warden. | Bassett, William (I00924)
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| 52184 | William P. and Robert Harry first immigrated to California while in their teens, after their parents died, with a little money left to them by an uncle. They first tried fruit farming and later moved north to Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. (Provided by Sally Smith) Robert was a master carpenter and had his own business for a time called "Brakes & Bassett Construction". He later worked as a carpenter for the Victoria School Board. (information provided by Sally Smith) One of Robert's daughters (possibly Dorothy) was the mother of Sally Smith. 1901 Canadian Census of Victoria, British Columbia Robert N. Bassett 2 Dec 1865 England Amelia 12 Jun 1872 England Mildred F. 9 Dec 1900 British Columbia | Bassett, Robert Harry (I36)
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| 52185 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I21)
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| 52186 | William P. Bassett (February 5, 1934 - July 21, 2005) Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday at the Rogers-Atkins Funeral Home in Salem for William P. Bassett, 71, of Salem, with burial to follow at the Paradise Cemetery in Salem. Visitation will be held from 10 a.m. until the time of the service on Saturday at the funeral home. Mike Ice will officiate. Bassett died at 4:18 a.m. on Thursday, July 21, at Doctors Nursing and Rehabilitation in Salem. He was born in Albion on Feburary 5, 1923, the son of Floyd and Catherine Hatlett Bassett. On July 18, 1942, in Wayne City, he married Doris Wilson. He was a retired welder and he attended the Nazarene church. Survivors include: his wife, Doris Bassett; a son, Gary Bassett and wife Linda of Keenes; a sister, Lyndall Patterson of Aurora; one grandchild, and two great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by: his parents; a son, Roger Bassett; a brother, Larry Bassett; and a sister, Opal Moore. Memorials may be made to Muscular Dystrophy Association and the Nazarene church. | Bassett, William P. (I37)
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| 52187 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I40)
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| 52188 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I41)
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| 52189 | William Philip Bassett was born in Mar 1847 in England. He marriedSusanna about 1891. She was previously married to Mr. King. William was living next doorto his son Jack in the 1920 census. 1900 Federal Census of Caswell Plantation, Aroostook County, ME (20 Jun1900) Wm. P. Bassett 53 Mar 1847M EN EN EN Head Farmer (1891) Susanna 42 Mar 1858F EN EN EN Wife Fred King 17 Oct 1882M EN EN EN Stepson Charles 13 May 1887M EN EN EN Stepson At School Maud M. 11 Apr 1889F EN EN EN Stepdau. At School Missi?? 9 Jan 1891F EN EN EN Stepdau. At School Roy Bassett 7 May 1893M ME EN EN Son At School Jack B. 4 Aug 1895M ME EN EN Son Susanna 1 Jun 1898F ME EN EN Daughter Clara King 15 May 1885F EN EN EN Stepdau. & 2 servants (Married 9 years, 11 children, 10 living) 1910 Federal Census of Caswell Plantation, Aroostook Co., Maine (23 Apr1910) W.P. Bassett 63 M ENEN EN Head Farmer General Farm (1892) Suzana 53 F ENEN EN Wife (1892) Roy 16 M ME EN EN Son Laborer Home Farm Jack 14 M MEEN EN Son Laborer Home Farm Susie 10 F MEEN EN Daughter 1 servant & 1 hired man (Married 20 years, 11 children, 10 living) (Living on Limestone Road) 1920 Federal Census of Caswell, Aroostook County, Maine (16 Jan 1920)(#315B) William P. Bassett 73 M EN ENEN Head Farmer General Farm (1892) Susanna 63 F EN ENEN Wife (1892) Roy 25 M ME EN EN Son Farmer At Home Susie 20 F ME ENEN Daughter Student | Bassett, William Philip (P1)
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| 52190 | William Philpotts is listed as married in the British Census but Eliza Bassett is listed as unmarried. 1851 British Census of 84 Fish Alley, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, England John Bassett - 48 - M - Head - Tewkesbury - Agricultural Labourer Elizabeth - 45 - F - Wife - Tewkesbury Emma - 14 - F - Daughter - Tewkesbury - Silk Weaver Elizabeth - 11 - F - Daughter - Tewkesbury - Silk Weaver Eliza - 9 - F - Daughter - Tewkesbury - Silk Weaver Miriam - 7 - F - Daughter - Tewkesbury Caleb - 5 - M - Son - Tewkesbury William - 3 - M - Son - Tewkesbury Joseph - 2 - M - Son - Tewkesbury Thomas - 1/12 - M - Son - Tewkesbury 1861 British Census of Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, England Eliza Bassett - 20 - Servant - Tewkesbury, Gloucester - Domestic House Servant (Living with William Scott) 1871 British Census of Top of High Street, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, England Eliza Bassett - 29 - F - Servant - Tewkesbury, Gloucester - Housekeeper Laura P. - 4 - F - Servant Daughter - Tewkesbury, Gloucester Lizzie P. - 1 - F - Servant Daughter - Tewkesbury, Gloucester Thomas N.P. - 1/12 - M - Servant Son - Tewkesbury, Gloucester William Phillpotts - 45 - M - North Nibley, Gloucester - Hay Cutter 1881 British Census of 23 Spring Gardens, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, England Eliza Bassett - 39 - F - Head - Tewkesbury, Gloucester - Charwoman Lizzie - 11 - F - Daughter - Tewkesbury, Gloucester - Scholar Willie - 10 - M - Son - Tewkesbury, Gloucester - Scholar Minnie - 7 - F - Daughter - Tewkesbury, Gloucester - Scholar Emily - 6 - F - Daughter - Tewkesbury, Gloucester - Scholar Amy - 3 - F - Daughter - Tewkesbury, Gloucester - Scholar Edith - 1 - F - Daughter - Tewkesbury, Gloucester William Phillpotts - 56 - M - Boarder - North Nibley, Gloucester - Hay Trusser | Bassett, Eliza (I53)
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| 52191 | William Proctor was living in 1695. | Proctor, William (I66)
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| 52192 | William R. Bassett July 22, 2003 William R. Bassett, 78, of Jersey Shore, died Sunday, July 20, 2003, at his home on Joe's Run Road. He was born March 11, 1925, the son of the late Guy Bassett and Helen Meyers Farr. He is the husband of Agnes M. Smith Bassett. He owned and operated the Shore Service Center for three years until 1987 and prior to that he worked at Kinley Suburu, Lycoming Creek Road. He enjoyed collecting die-cast collectables and pictures of antique cars and he enjoyed his children and grandchildren. Surviving, in addition to his wife, are two sons, Donald L. of Jersey Shore and William H. of West Pittston, three daughters, Linda of Williamsport, Helen of Jersey Shore and Nicole of Cogan Station; nine grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and one sister, Mary Lou Giesler of DuBoistown. He was preceded in death by three brothers, Ned, Ted and Byron and a stepfather, Harry Farr. There will be a viewing Wednesday evening from 6 to 7 p.m., with funeral services at 7 p.m., at the Allen and Redmond Funeral Home, 331 Elmira Street, Williamsport. Burial will be private at the Green Lawn Memorial Park. | Bassett, William R. (I2573)
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| 52193 | William R. Bassett July 22, 2003 William R. Bassett, 78, of Jersey Shore, died Sunday, July 20, 2003, at his home on Joe's Run Road. He was born March 11, 1925, the son of the late Guy Bassett and Helen Meyers Farr. He is the husband of Agnes M. Smith Bassett. He owned and operated the Shore Service Center for three years until 1987 and prior to that he worked at Kinley Suburu, Lycoming Creek Road. He enjoyed collecting die-cast collectables and pictures of antique cars and he enjoyed his children and grandchildren. Surviving, in addition to his wife, are two sons, Donald L. of Jersey Shore and William H. of West Pittston, three daughters, Linda of Williamsport, Helen of Jersey Shore and Nicole of Cogan Station; nine grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and one sister, Mary Lou Giesler of DuBoistown. He was preceded in death by three brothers, Ned, Ted and Byron and a stepfather, Harry Farr. There will be a viewing Wednesday evening from 6 to 7 p.m., with funeral services at 7 p.m., at the Allen and Redmond Funeral Home, 331 Elmira Street, Williamsport. Burial will be private at the Green Lawn Memorial Park. | Bassett, Donald L. (I2577)
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| 52194 | William R. Bassett July 22, 2003 William R. Bassett, 78, of Jersey Shore, died Sunday, July 20, 2003, at his home on Joe's Run Road. He was born March 11, 1925, the son of the late Guy Bassett and Helen Meyers Farr. He is the husband of Agnes M. Smith Bassett. He owned and operated the Shore Service Center for three years until 1987 and prior to that he worked at Kinley Suburu, Lycoming Creek Road. He enjoyed collecting die-cast collectables and pictures of antique cars and he enjoyed his children and grandchildren. Surviving, in addition to his wife, are two sons, Donald L. of Jersey Shore and William H. of West Pittston, three daughters, Linda of Williamsport, Helen of Jersey Shore and Nicole of Cogan Station; nine grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and one sister, Mary Lou Giesler of DuBoistown. He was preceded in death by three brothers, Ned, Ted and Byron and a stepfather, Harry Farr. There will be a viewing Wednesday evening from 6 to 7 p.m., with funeral services at 7 p.m., at the Allen and Redmond Funeral Home, 331 Elmira Street, Williamsport. Burial will be private at the Green Lawn Memorial Park. | Bassett, Linda (I2579)
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| 52195 | William R. Bassett July 22, 2003 William R. Bassett, 78, of Jersey Shore, died Sunday, July 20, 2003, at his home on Joe's Run Road. He was born March 11, 1925, the son of the late Guy Bassett and Helen Meyers Farr. He is the husband of Agnes M. Smith Bassett. He owned and operated the Shore Service Center for three years until 1987 and prior to that he worked at Kinley Suburu, Lycoming Creek Road. He enjoyed collecting die-cast collectables and pictures of antique cars and he enjoyed his children and grandchildren. Surviving, in addition to his wife, are two sons, Donald L. of Jersey Shore and William H. of West Pittston, three daughters, Linda of Williamsport, Helen of Jersey Shore and Nicole of Cogan Station; nine grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and one sister, Mary Lou Giesler of DuBoistown. He was preceded in death by three brothers, Ned, Ted and Byron and a stepfather, Harry Farr. There will be a viewing Wednesday evening from 6 to 7 p.m., with funeral services at 7 p.m., at the Allen and Redmond Funeral Home, 331 Elmira Street, Williamsport. Burial will be private at the Green Lawn Memorial Park. | Bassett, Helen (I2580)
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| 52196 | William R. Bassett July 22, 2003 William R. Bassett, 78, of Jersey Shore, died Sunday, July 20, 2003, at his home on Joe's Run Road. He was born March 11, 1925, the son of the late Guy Bassett and Helen Meyers Farr. He is the husband of Agnes M. Smith Bassett. He owned and operated the Shore Service Center for three years until 1987 and prior to that he worked at Kinley Suburu, Lycoming Creek Road. He enjoyed collecting die-cast collectables and pictures of antique cars and he enjoyed his children and grandchildren. Surviving, in addition to his wife, are two sons, Donald L. of Jersey Shore and William H. of West Pittston, three daughters, Linda of Williamsport, Helen of Jersey Shore and Nicole of Cogan Station; nine grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and one sister, Mary Lou Giesler of DuBoistown. He was preceded in death by three brothers, Ned, Ted and Byron and a stepfather, Harry Farr. There will be a viewing Wednesday evening from 6 to 7 p.m., with funeral services at 7 p.m., at the Allen and Redmond Funeral Home, 331 Elmira Street, Williamsport. Burial will be private at the Green Lawn Memorial Park. | Bassett, Nicole (I2581)
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| 52197 | William R. Bassett July 22, 2003 William R. Bassett, 78, of Jersey Shore, died Sunday, July 20, 2003, at his home on Joe's Run Road. He was born March 11, 1925, the son of the late Guy Bassett and Helen Meyers Farr. He is the husband of Agnes M. Smith Bassett. He owned and operated the Shore Service Center for three years until 1987 and prior to that he worked at Kinley Suburu, Lycoming Creek Road. He enjoyed collecting die-cast collectables and pictures of antique cars and he enjoyed his children and grandchildren. Surviving, in addition to his wife, are two sons, Donald L. of Jersey Shore and William H. of West Pittston, three daughters, Linda of Williamsport, Helen of Jersey Shore and Nicole of Cogan Station; nine grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and one sister, Mary Lou Giesler of DuBoistown. He was preceded in death by three brothers, Ned, Ted and Byron and a stepfather, Harry Farr. There will be a viewing Wednesday evening from 6 to 7 p.m., with funeral services at 7 p.m., at the Allen and Redmond Funeral Home, 331 Elmira Street, Williamsport. Burial will be private at the Green Lawn Memorial Park. | Farr, Harry (I2582)
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| 52198 | William Randolph was 84 years of age when he died. He was a banker. His estate when probated was valued at $220,000. | Randall, William Randolph (I06320)
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| 52199 | William Rowe Bass January 17, 1930 ? November 23, 2014 CUMBERLAND ? William Rowe Bass, 84, of Cumberland, passed away Sunday, Nov. 23, 2014, at Lions Center for Rehabilitation and Extended Care. Born Jan. 17, 1930, in Miami, Fla., Mr. Bass is the son of the late Julian Gordon Bass and Ethel (Rowe) Bass. He was also preceded in death by a brother, J. Gordon Bass Jr., and was the last surviving member of his immediate family. Bill was a graduate of Virginia Tech, class of 1960, where he earned his electrical engineering degree. He was a United States Air Force veteran of the Korean era. Bill was an electrical engineer for the Celanese Fibers Corporation of America and retired from B.A.S.F. Chemical Company, Anderson, S.C. He was a past member of the Kiwanis and served on the Board of Directors for Meals on Wheels in South Carolina. Bill is survived by his wife of 61 years, Barbara Ann Bass; his daughter, Kyler Merrick and husband, Steven, Duncansville, Pa.; and his son, Kevin Bass and wife, Carol, Accident. He is also survived by his grandchildren, James Merrick and wife, Allison, Phoenix, Ariz., Kara Ayaram and husband, David, Georgetown, Texas, Jeremy Merrick and wife, Suzie, Williamsburg, Va., Matthew Bass, Washington, DC, Scott Bass, Bethesda, and Emma Bass, Baltimore, as well as four great-grandchildren. Friends will be received at the Adams Family Funeral Home, P.A., 404 Decatur St., Cumberland, (www.AdamsFamilyFuneralHome.com) on Saturday, Dec. 6, 2014, from 2 to 4 p.m. A funeral service will be conducted at the funeral home on Monday, Dec. 8, 2014, at 10 a.m., with Pastor Daren Ritchey officiating. Interment will be in Maryland State Veterans Cemetery at Rocky Gap. Military honors will be accorded at the cemetery by the Post 13 Veterans Honor Guard. The family would like to express their thanks and great appreciation to Bill?s special caregivers. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorial contributions be made in Bill?s name to WMHS Home Hospice Care, 1050 West Industrial Boulevard, Cumberland, MD 21502 or Lion?s Center, Activities Department, Seton Drive Extended, Cumberland, MD 21502. | Bass, William Rowe (I60178)
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| 52200 | William Salmons was the son of Elizabeth Salmons. She married (2) Reuben Bassett. Reuben was most likely a brother to Sarah's father Ebenezer Bassett. It is likely that William was the son of Jacob Salmon. Jacob Salmons, born 1786/1790, died before 18 Aug 1846 in Villonio, Jackson County, Indiana, was the son of Peter Salmon and Christenea Weselly?. This Jacob married (1) Elizabeth Montgomery on 11 Dec 1811 in Hanover Township, Butler County, Ohio. He married (2) Elizabeth Monroe. This Elizabeth Monroe could be the Elizabeth Salmons Bassett mentioned above. Living three houses from Reuben Bassett 1850 Federal Census of Town of Beverly, Adams County, Illinois (2 Nov 1850) William Sammons 23 M ?? Sarah 19 F NY? Elijah 2 M IL 1860 Federal Census of Kidville, Sullivan County, Missouri (5 Sep 1860) William Salmons 32 M Indiana Sawyer --- 125 Sarah Ann 29 F Indiana Elijah 12 M Illinois Alexander 9 M Illinois Anthony 7 M Illinois Mary E. 5 F Iowa Andrew 3 M Iowa Living next door to Reuben Bassett 1870 Federal Census of McKee Township, Adams County, Illinois (30 Jun 1870) William Salmons 43 M Indiana Farmer --- 350 Sarah 39 F Indiana Keeping House Elija 22 M Illinois Laborer Alexander 19 M Illinois At home Anthony 17 M Illinois At home Mary 15 F Illinois At home Andrew 13 M Illinois At home Amelia 7 F Illinois 1880 Federal Census of Clay, Sullivan County, Missouri William Salmons 55 M IN KY KY Head Farmer Sarah A. 49 F IN NY NY Wife Keeping House Andrew 23 M MO IN IN Son Works on Farm | Bassett, Sarah Ann (I3)
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