Bassett Family Association Database
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| 5301 | 1850 Federal Census of Civil District #12, Wilson County, Tennessee Ezekiel - 41 - Male - Tennessee Mariah - 37 - Female - Tennessee Rachel - 16 - Female - Tennessee Anisa - 12 - Male - Tennessee John - 9 - Male - Tennessee Malissa - 6 - Female - Tennessee Tabitha - 2 - Female - Tennessee | Bass, Tabitha (I36115)
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| 5302 | 1850 Federal Census of Civil District #12, Wilson County, Tennessee Warren Bass - 41 - Male - Tennessee Mary - 41 - Female - Tennessee Lilly - 15 - Female - Tennessee Elizabeth - 13 - Female - Tennessee Catherine - 11 - Female - Tennessee Demsy - 9 - Male - Tennessee William - 7 - Male - Tennessee Daniel - 4 - Male - Tennessee Sampson - 2 - Male - Tennessee | Bass, Warren (I36099)
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| 5303 | 1850 Federal Census of Civil District #12, Wilson County, Tennessee Warren Bass - 41 - Male - Tennessee Mary - 41 - Female - Tennessee Lilly - 15 - Female - Tennessee Elizabeth - 13 - Female - Tennessee Catherine - 11 - Female - Tennessee Demsy - 9 - Male - Tennessee William - 7 - Male - Tennessee Daniel - 4 - Male - Tennessee Sampson - 2 - Male - Tennessee | Barbee, Mariah (Mary) (Polly) (I36102)
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| 5304 | 1850 Federal Census of Civil District #12, Wilson County, Tennessee Warren Bass - 41 - Male - Tennessee Mary - 41 - Female - Tennessee Lilly - 15 - Female - Tennessee Elizabeth - 13 - Female - Tennessee Catherine - 11 - Female - Tennessee Demsy - 9 - Male - Tennessee William - 7 - Male - Tennessee Daniel - 4 - Male - Tennessee Sampson - 2 - Male - Tennessee | Bass, Hettie Lilly (I36103)
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| 5305 | 1850 Federal Census of Civil District #12, Wilson County, Tennessee Warren Bass - 41 - Male - Tennessee Mary - 41 - Female - Tennessee Lilly - 15 - Female - Tennessee Elizabeth - 13 - Female - Tennessee Catherine - 11 - Female - Tennessee Demsy - 9 - Male - Tennessee William - 7 - Male - Tennessee Daniel - 4 - Male - Tennessee Sampson - 2 - Male - Tennessee | Bass, Elizabeth Alsia (I36104)
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| 5306 | 1850 Federal Census of Civil District #12, Wilson County, Tennessee Warren Bass - 41 - Male - Tennessee Mary - 41 - Female - Tennessee Lilly - 15 - Female - Tennessee Elizabeth - 13 - Female - Tennessee Catherine - 11 - Female - Tennessee Demsy - 9 - Male - Tennessee William - 7 - Male - Tennessee Daniel - 4 - Male - Tennessee Sampson - 2 - Male - Tennessee | Bass, Catherine (I36105)
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| 5307 | 1850 Federal Census of Civil District #12, Wilson County, Tennessee Warren Bass - 41 - Male - Tennessee Mary - 41 - Female - Tennessee Lilly - 15 - Female - Tennessee Elizabeth - 13 - Female - Tennessee Catherine - 11 - Female - Tennessee Demsy - 9 - Male - Tennessee William - 7 - Male - Tennessee Daniel - 4 - Male - Tennessee Sampson - 2 - Male - Tennessee | Bass, Dempsey J. (I36106)
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| 5308 | 1850 Federal Census of Civil District #12, Wilson County, Tennessee Warren Bass - 41 - Male - Tennessee Mary - 41 - Female - Tennessee Lilly - 15 - Female - Tennessee Elizabeth - 13 - Female - Tennessee Catherine - 11 - Female - Tennessee Demsy - 9 - Male - Tennessee William - 7 - Male - Tennessee Daniel - 4 - Male - Tennessee Sampson - 2 - Male - Tennessee | Bass, William Alfred (I36107)
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| 5309 | 1850 Federal Census of Civil District #12, Wilson County, Tennessee Warren Bass - 41 - Male - Tennessee Mary - 41 - Female - Tennessee Lilly - 15 - Female - Tennessee Elizabeth - 13 - Female - Tennessee Catherine - 11 - Female - Tennessee Demsy - 9 - Male - Tennessee William - 7 - Male - Tennessee Daniel - 4 - Male - Tennessee Sampson - 2 - Male - Tennessee | Bass, Daniel David (I36108)
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| 5310 | 1850 Federal Census of Civil District #12, Wilson County, Tennessee Warren Bass - 41 - Male - Tennessee Mary - 41 - Female - Tennessee Lilly - 15 - Female - Tennessee Elizabeth - 13 - Female - Tennessee Catherine - 11 - Female - Tennessee Demsy - 9 - Male - Tennessee William - 7 - Male - Tennessee Daniel - 4 - Male - Tennessee Sampson - 2 - Male - Tennessee | Bass, Sampson Cooley (I36109)
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| 5311 | 1850 Federal Census of Civil District #16, Wilson County, Tennessee Dred Bass - 45 - Male - North Carolina 3000 Nancy - 30 - Female - Tennessee Elias - 20 - Male - Tennessee Jane - 18 - Female - Tennessee Mary - 16 - Female - Tennessee Demericus Vanatta - 7 - Female - Tennessee McAdoo Vanatta - 5 - Male - Tennessee | Jenkins, Nancy (I36129)
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| 5312 | 1850 Federal Census of Civil District #16, Wilson County, Tennessee Dred Bass - 45 - Male - North Carolina 3000 Nancy - 30 - Female - Tennessee Elias - 20 - Male - Tennessee Jane - 18 - Female - Tennessee Mary - 16 - Female - Tennessee Demericus Vanatta - 7 - Female - Tennessee McAdoo Vanatta - 5 - Male - Tennessee | Vanatta, Demericus (I36131)
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| 5313 | 1850 Federal Census of Civil District #16, Wilson County, Tennessee Dred Bass - 45 - Male - North Carolina 3000 Nancy - 30 - Female - Tennessee Elias - 20 - Male - Tennessee Jane - 18 - Female - Tennessee Mary - 16 - Female - Tennessee Demericus Vanatta - 7 - Female - Tennessee McAdoo Vanatta - 5 - Male - Tennessee | Vanatta, McAdoo (I36132)
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| 5314 | 1850 Federal Census of Civil District #16, Wilson County, Tennessee John Bass - 65 - Male - North Carolina 3000 Mary - 64 - Female - Tennessee | Mary (I36119)
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| 5315 | 1850 Federal Census of Civil District #16, Wilson County, Tennessee Richard Bass - 45 - Male - Tennessee Emily - 40 - Female - Tennessee Sion - 8 - Male - Tennessee Daniel - 7 - Male - Tennessee Madison - 4 - Male - Tennessee | Duke, Emily Edward (I36134)
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| 5316 | 1850 Federal Census of Civil District #16, Wilson County, Tennessee Richard Bass - 45 - Male - Tennessee Emily - 40 - Female - Tennessee Sion - 8 - Male - Tennessee Daniel - 7 - Male - Tennessee Madison - 4 - Male - Tennessee | Bass, Sion (I36138)
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| 5317 | 1850 Federal Census of Civil District #16, Wilson County, Tennessee Richard Bass - 45 - Male - Tennessee Emily - 40 - Female - Tennessee Sion - 8 - Male - Tennessee Daniel - 7 - Male - Tennessee Madison - 4 - Male - Tennessee | Bass, Daniel (I36139)
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| 5318 | 1850 Federal Census of Civil District #16, Wilson County, Tennessee Richard Bass - 45 - Male - Tennessee Emily - 40 - Female - Tennessee Sion - 8 - Male - Tennessee Daniel - 7 - Male - Tennessee Madison - 4 - Male - Tennessee | Bass, Richard Madison (I36140)
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| 5319 | 1850 Federal Census of Civil District #16, Wilson County, Tennessee (October 29, 1850) Ezekiel Bass - 75 - Male - North Carolina 2800 Sarah - 30 - Female - North Carolina Harty - 6 - Female - Tennessee Rachel - 3 - Female - Tennessee Mary Murphrey - 20 - Female - Tennessee | Murphy, Sarah (I36120)
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| 5320 | 1850 Federal Census of Civil District #16, Wilson County, Tennessee (October 29, 1850) Ezekiel Bass - 75 - Male - North Carolina 2800 Sarah - 30 - Female - North Carolina Harty - 6 - Female - Tennessee Rachel - 3 - Female - Tennessee Mary Murphrey - 20 - Female - Tennessee | Bass, Harty (I36121)
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| 5321 | 1850 Federal Census of Civil District #16, Wilson County, Tennessee (October 29, 1850) Ezekiel Bass - 75 - Male - North Carolina 2800 Sarah - 30 - Female - North Carolina Harty - 6 - Female - Tennessee Rachel - 3 - Female - Tennessee Mary Murphrey - 20 - Female - Tennessee | Bass, Rachel (I36122)
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| 5322 | 1850 Federal Census of Clarksburgh, Berkshire County, Massachusetts (4 Sep 1850) Justus Bassett - 40 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 630 Catherine - 35 - F - Massachusetts Mariah - 15 - F - Massachusetts Laura - 13 - F - Massachusetts Julia - 11 - F - Massachusetts Cordelia - 9 - F - Massachusetts Dwight - 3 - M - Massachusetts Caroline - 30 - F - Massachusetts 1860 Federal Census of Adams, Berkshire County, Massachusetts (9 Aug 1860) Justus Bassett - 50 - M - Massachusetts - Day Laborer Catherine - 46 - F - Massachusetts Dwight - 12 - M - Vermont 1870 Federal Census of Adams, Berkshire County, Massachusetts (6 Jun 1870) Justice Bassett - 60 - M - Massachusetts - Works Garden 1200 150 Catherine - 56 - F - Massachusetts Dwight - 22 - M - Vermont - Carpenter 1880 Federal Census of North Adams, Berkshire County, Massachusetts Dwight H. Bassett - 32 - M - VT-MA-MA - Head - Carpenter Josephine - 20 - F - NY-UN-UN - Wife - Keeping House Herbert A. - 1 - M - MA-VT-NY - Son Catherine - 66 - F - MA-UN-MA - Mother | Catherine (I783)
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| 5323 | 1850 Federal Census of Clarksburgh, Berkshire County, Massachusetts (4 Sep 1850) Justus Bassett - 40 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 630 Catherine - 35 - F - Massachusetts Mariah - 15 - F - Massachusetts Laura - 13 - F - Massachusetts Julia - 11 - F - Massachusetts Cordelia - 9 - F - Massachusetts Dwight - 3 - M - Massachusetts Caroline - 30 - F - Massachusetts 1860 Federal Census of Adams, Berkshire County, Massachusetts (9 Aug 1860) Justus Bassett - 50 - M - Massachusetts - Day Laborer Catherine - 46 - F - Massachusetts Dwight - 12 - M - Vermont 1870 Federal Census of Adams, Berkshire County, Massachusetts (6 Jun 1870) Justice Bassett - 60 - M - Massachusetts - Works Garden 1200 150 Catherine - 56 - F - Massachusetts Dwight - 22 - M - Vermont - Carpenter 1880 Federal Census of North Adams, Berkshire County, Massachusetts Dwight H. Bassett - 32 - M - VT-MA-MA - Head - Carpenter Josephine - 20 - F - NY-UN-UN - Wife - Keeping House Herbert A. - 1 - M - MA-VT-NY - Son Catherine - 66 - F - MA-UN-MA - Mother 1900 Federal Census of Newark, Essex County, New Jersey (2 Jun 1900) D.H. Bassett - 53 - M - Mar 1847 - MA-MA-MA - Head - Millwright and Ellevating Susie H. - 54 - F - Feb 1846 - NJ-NJ-NJ - Wife Hebert A. - 20 - M - Apr 1879 - MA-MA-MA - Son - Jeweler (Living at 11 Clark St.) (Married 6 years, no children) Springfield Republican, June 15, 1931 Dwight Bassett, former building contractor and a native of Clarksburg, died yesterday after three weeks' illness with complications at the home of Elmer H. Hewett of 425 Eagle street. He had lived at North Adams and had been a contractor at New York city. | Bassett, Dwight H. (I1360)
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| 5324 | 1850 Federal Census of Clarksburgh, Berkshire County, Massachusetts (4 Sep 1850) Justus Bassett - 40 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 630 Catherine - 35 - F - Massachusetts Mariah - 15 - F - Massachusetts Laura - 13 - F - Massachusetts Julia - 11 - F - Massachusetts Cordelia - 9 - F - Massachusetts Dwight - 3 - M - Massachusetts Caroline - 30 - F - Massachusetts 1860 Federal Census of Adams, Berkshire County, Massachusetts (9 Aug 1860) Justus Bassett - 50 - M - Massachusetts - Day Laborer Catherine - 46 - F - Massachusetts Dwight - 12 - M - Vermont 1870 Federal Census of Adams, Berkshire County, Massachusetts (6 Jun 1870) Justice Bassett - 60 - M - Massachusetts - Works Garden 1200 150 Catherine - 56 - F - Massachusetts Dwight - 22 - M - Vermont - Carpenter | Bassett, Justus (I771)
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| 5325 | 1850 Federal Census of Clarksburgh, Berkshire County, Massachusetts (4 Sep 1850) Justus Bassett - 40 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 630 Catherine - 35 - F - Massachusetts Mariah - 15 - F - Massachusetts Laura - 13 - F - Massachusetts Julia - 11 - F - Massachusetts Cordelia - 9 - F - Massachusetts Dwight - 3 - M - Massachusetts Caroline - 30 - F - Massachusetts | Bassett, Mariah (I1356)
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| 5326 | 1850 Federal Census of Clarksburgh, Berkshire County, Massachusetts (4 Sep 1850) Justus Bassett - 40 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 630 Catherine - 35 - F - Massachusetts Mariah - 15 - F - Massachusetts Laura - 13 - F - Massachusetts Julia - 11 - F - Massachusetts Cordelia - 9 - F - Massachusetts Dwight - 3 - M - Massachusetts Caroline - 30 - F - Massachusetts | Bassett, Laura (I1357)
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| 5327 | 1850 Federal Census of Clarksburgh, Berkshire County, Massachusetts (4 Sep 1850) Justus Bassett - 40 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 630 Catherine - 35 - F - Massachusetts Mariah - 15 - F - Massachusetts Laura - 13 - F - Massachusetts Julia - 11 - F - Massachusetts Cordelia - 9 - F - Massachusetts Dwight - 3 - M - Massachusetts Caroline - 30 - F - Massachusetts | Bassett, Julia (I1358)
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| 5328 | 1850 Federal Census of Clarksburgh, Berkshire County, Massachusetts (4 Sep 1850) Justus Bassett - 40 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 630 Catherine - 35 - F - Massachusetts Mariah - 15 - F - Massachusetts Laura - 13 - F - Massachusetts Julia - 11 - F - Massachusetts Cordelia - 9 - F - Massachusetts Dwight - 3 - M - Massachusetts Caroline - 30 - F - Massachusetts | Bassett, Cordelia (I1359)
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| 5329 | 1850 Federal Census of Clarksfield Township, Huron County, Ohio (15 Jul 1850) Electa Bassett - 38 - F - New Hampshire David Bassett - 9 - M - Ohio Living with John Miller (age 64) Family 1870 Federal Census of Norwalk, Huron County, Ohio (15 Jun 1870) David Bassett - 28- M - Ohio - Blacksmith Mary E. - 25 - F - New York - Keeping House Clara F. - 7 - F - Ohio Justin W. - 5 - M - Ohio (Blind) Laura - 4 - F - Ohio Harriet - 1 - F - Ohio 1880 Federal Cenus of Iola, Allen County, Kansas David L. Bassett - 39 - M - OH-MA-NH - Head - Farmer Mary E. - 37 - F - NY-NY-NY - Wife - Keeping House Carrie L. - 17 - F - OH-OH-NY - Daughter - At home Jessie S. - 15 - F - OH-OH-NY - Daughter - At home Laura L. - 14 - F - OH-OH-NY - Daughter - At home Hattie B. - 11 - F - OH-OH-NY - Daughter - At home David Robinson - 78 - M - IL-NY-NY - Other - Painter Iola Register, Allen County, Kansas, June 18, 1910 David L. Bassett D.L. Bassett was born in Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio, December 13th, 1840. He died at his home, Iola, Kansas, June 17th, 1910, at 9 o'clock, A.M. aged sixty-nine years, six months and four days. When Mr. Bassett was a child of six years his father died. His mother then moved to New London, Ohio where she lived until her son was thirteen years old, moving thence to Norwalk, Ohio, where Mr. Bassett grew to manhood. On October 10th, 1861, Mr. Bassett was married to Miss Mary E. Warner, of Norwalk, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Bassett lived in Norwalk for sixteen years. In 1877, on account of Mrs. Bassett's poor health, they came to Kansas and settled on a farm near Iola. About eleven years ago they left the farm and came to Iola, where they have since made their home. To Mr. and Mrs. Bassett were born four children of whom three are now living. The eldest, a daughter of seventeen years, died in Iola some years ago. Mr. Bassett was an old soldier. He enlisted in Company D, Eighth Ohio at the beginning of the Civil War, and served until its end. During the last several years of his life Mr. Bassett had suffered much but had borne his troubles with great fortitude and forbearance. D.L. Bassett was a good husband, a kind father, and honorable, up right citizen, esteemed and respected by all who knew him. He leaves to mourn his departure from this life his wife and two daughters, Mrs. Lora Norton, of Chicago, Illinois, and Mrs. Hattie Dennison, of Iola, Kansas, an invalid son, and six grandchildren, besides other relatives and friends. | Bassett, David Lyman (I1712)
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| 5330 | 1850 Federal Census of Clarksfield Township, Huron County, Ohio (15 Jul 1850) Electa Bassett - 38 - F - New Hampshire David Bassett - 9 - M - Ohio Living with John Miller (age 64) Family Iola Register, Allen County, Kansas, June 18, 1910 David L. Bassett D.L. Bassett was born in Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio, December 13th, 1840. He died at his home, Iola, Kansas, June 17th, 1910, at 9 o'clock, A.M. aged sixty-nine years, six months and four days. When Mr. Bassett was a child of six years his father died. His mother then moved to New London, Ohio where she lived until her son was thirteen years old, moving thence to Norwalk, Ohio, where Mr. Bassett grew to manhood. On October 10th, 1861, Mr. Bassett was married to Miss Mary E. Warner, of Norwalk, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Bassett lived in Norwalk for sixteen years. In 1877, on account of Mrs. Bassett's poor health, they came to Kansas and settled on a farm near Iola. About eleven years ago they left the farm and came to Iola, where they have since made their home. To Mr. and Mrs. Bassett were born four children of whom three are now living. The eldest, a daughter of seventeen years, died in Iola some years ago. Mr. Bassett was an old soldier. He enlisted in Company D, Eighth Ohio at the beginning of the Civil War, and served until its end. During the last several years of his life Mr. Bassett had suffered much but had borne his troubles with great fortitude and forbearance. D.L. Bassett was a good husband, a kind father, and honorable, up right citizen, esteemed and respected by all who knew him. He leaves to mourn his departure from this life his wife and two daughters, Mrs. Lora Norton, of Chicago, Illinois, and Mrs. Hattie Dennison, of Iola, Kansas, an invalid son, and six grandchildren, besides other relatives and friends. | Keith, Electa (I1232)
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| 5331 | 1850 Federal Census of Clarksfield Township, Huron County, Ohio (25 Jul 1850) William Bassett 52 M England Farmer 2500 Jane 46 F England Thomas 21 M England Lucy 17 F Ohio George 15 M Ohio Samuel 13 M Ohio Henry 10 M Ohio John 7 M Ohio Ellen 4 F Ohio William and Elias Bassett came from England to America, the former in 1830 and the latter in 1828. William and his family were on the ocean for more than six weeks. They lived in New York state for six months and then came to Townsend township, Huron County, O., and lived in the old block house for some time, then bought a small farm two miles from the Center. In the fall of 1832 they came to Clarksfield and lived in a house belonging to Johnson Wheeler, at Hayesville until the following spring, then moved to the Hollow and lived in a house across the street from Capt. Husted's probably just west from the Hotel. In 1834 they bought the Myron Rogers farm, of Levi Barnum. This was on the Norwalk road a half mile west of the Hollow. In 1838 they bought of Lucius M. Curtis 30 acres of land north of the Hollow and east of the river. In 1846 they bought out George Pelham and built the house which was owned by M.B Bissell for many years and is now owned by John Gardiner. In 1856 they moved to the Hollow, where Mr. Bassett died in 1862 at the age of 66 years. His wife, whose maiden name was Jane Pelham, died in Michigan in 1879 at the age of 76 years. Their children were Edward, Elizabeth, William and Thomas, born in England, Lucy, George, Samuel, Henry, Maylam and Ellen were born in Ohio. Edward went to Defiance county about 1841 and married there. He now lives in Nebraska. Elizabeth married Alanson Hamlin, a cousin of Noah, and they went west. She died in 1867. William became a blacksmith and worked at the Hollow. About 1852 he married a lady from Ashland county and moved to Defiance county, where he died in 1896. Thomas married Lydia Merrifield in 1856. He went to Defiance county and died there in 1892. Lucy married C.E. Mead, of Bronson Township, in 1853. They lived in Bronson, then Kansas and are now living in California. George was drowned in the Mississippi River in 1855. Samuel married Emeline Case and lived in Clarksfield until about 1868, when he moved to Missouri, where he died in 1888. Henry married Alcie M. Rogers in 1863, and lived in Clarksfield until 1873, following the profession of teaching. He now lives in Lodi, O., where he is a newspaper publisher. Maylam lived in Clarksfield until the war, and after serving as a soldier for four years, went to Michigan, where he married and lived until his death in 1896. Ellen died in infancy. | Bassett, Lucy Ann (I14)
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| 5332 | 1850 Federal Census of Clarksfield Township, Huron County, Ohio (25 Jul 1850) William Bassett 52 M England Farmer 2500 Jane 46 F England Thomas 21 M England Lucy 17 F Ohio George 15 M Ohio Samuel 13 M Ohio Henry 10 M Ohio John 7 M Ohio Ellen 4 F Ohio William and Elias Bassett came from England to America, the former in 1830 and the latter in 1828. William and his family were on the ocean for more than six weeks. They lived in New York state for six months and then came to Townsend township, Huron County, O., and lived in the old block house for some time, then bought a small farm two miles from the Center. In the fall of 1832 they came to Clarksfield and lived in a house belonging to Johnson Wheeler, at Hayesville until the following spring, then moved to the Hollow and lived in a house across the street from Capt. Husted's probably just west from the Hotel. In 1834 they bought the Myron Rogers farm, of Levi Barnum. This was on the Norwalk road a half mile west of the Hollow. In 1838 they bought of Lucius M. Curtis 30 acres of land north of the Hollow and east of the river. In 1846 they bought out George Pelham and built the house which was owned by M.B Bissell for many years and is now owned by John Gardiner. In 1856 they moved to the Hollow, where Mr. Bassett died in 1862 at the age of 66 years. His wife, whose maiden name was Jane Pelham, died in Michigan in 1879 at the age of 76 years. Their children were Edward, Elizabeth, William and Thomas, born in England, Lucy, George, Samuel, Henry, Maylam and Ellen were born in Ohio. Edward went to Defiance county about 1841 and married there. He now lives in Nebraska. Elizabeth married Alanson Hamlin, a cousin of Noah, and they went west. She died in 1867. William became a blacksmith and worked at the Hollow. About 1852 he married a lady from Ashland county and moved to Defiance county, where he died in 1896. Thomas married Lydia Merrifield in 1856. He went to Defiance county and died there in 1892. Lucy married C.E. Mead, of Bronson Township, in 1853. They lived in Bronson, then Kansas and are now living in California. George was drowned in the Mississippi River in 1855. Samuel married Emeline Case and lived in Clarksfield until about 1868, when he moved to Missouri, where he died in 1888. Henry married Alcie M. Rogers in 1863, and lived in Clarksfield until 1873, following the profession of teaching. He now lives in Lodi, O., where he is a newspaper publisher. Maylam lived in Clarksfield until the war, and after serving as a soldier for four years, went to Michigan, where he married and lived until his death in 1896. Ellen died in infancy. | Bassett, George Beusted (I15)
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| 5333 | 1850 Federal Census of Clarksfield Township, Huron County, Ohio (25 Jul 1850) William Bassett 52 M England Farmer 2500 Jane 46 F England Thomas 21 M England Lucy 17 F Ohio George 15 M Ohio Samuel 13 M Ohio Henry 10 M Ohio John 7 M Ohio Ellen 4 F Ohio William and Elias Bassett came from England to America, the former in 1830 and the latter in 1828. William and his family were on the ocean for more than six weeks. They lived in New York state for six months and then came to Townsend township, Huron County, O., and lived in the old block house for some time, then bought a small farm two miles from the Center. In the fall of 1832 they came to Clarksfield and lived in a house belonging to Johnson Wheeler, at Hayesville until the following spring, then moved to the Hollow and lived in a house across the street from Capt. Husted's probably just west from the Hotel. In 1834 they bought the Myron Rogers farm, of Levi Barnum. This was on the Norwalk road a half mile west of the Hollow. In 1838 they bought of Lucius M. Curtis 30 acres of land north of the Hollow and east of the river. In 1846 they bought out George Pelham and built the house which was owned by M.B Bissell for many years and is now owned by John Gardiner. In 1856 they moved to the Hollow, where Mr. Bassett died in 1862 at the age of 66 years. His wife, whose maiden name was Jane Pelham, died in Michigan in 1879 at the age of 76 years. Their children were Edward, Elizabeth, William and Thomas, born in England, Lucy, George, Samuel, Henry, Maylam and Ellen were born in Ohio. Edward went to Defiance county about 1841 and married there. He now lives in Nebraska. Elizabeth married Alanson Hamlin, a cousin of Noah, and they went west. She died in 1867. William became a blacksmith and worked at the Hollow. About 1852 he married a lady from Ashland county and moved to Defiance county, where he died in 1896. Thomas married Lydia Merrifield in 1856. He went to Defiance county and died there in 1892. Lucy married C.E. Mead, of Bronson Township, in 1853. They lived in Bronson, then Kansas and are now living in California. George was drowned in the Mississippi River in 1855. Samuel married Emeline Case and lived in Clarksfield until about 1868, when he moved to Missouri, where he died in 1888. Henry married Alcie M. Rogers in 1863, and lived in Clarksfield until 1873, following the profession of teaching. He now lives in Lodi, O., where he is a newspaper publisher. Maylam lived in Clarksfield until the war, and after serving as a soldier for four years, went to Michigan, where he married and lived until his death in 1896. Ellen died in infancy. Clarksfield Methodist Cemetery, Clarksfield Township, Huron County, Ohio Jane Bassett, w/o William Bassett, d. 6 Aug 1879, aged 86y 3 d. William Bassett d. 6 Jul 1862, age 66y 3m 6d. Ellen M. Bassett, daughter, d. 27 Jy 1851, age 5y 7m 6d Samuel B. Bassett, d. 2 Sep 1888, age 51y 4m 7d (Co B 2nd O.V.C.) GAR Emeline Bassett w/o Samuel Bassett, d. 7 Oct 1883 age 41y 1d. 1880 Federal Census of Prairie, Montgomery County, Missouri Saml. B. Bassett 43 M OH EN EN Head Farmer Emeline 37 F OH NY NY Wife Keeping House Lois 11 F MO OH OH Daughter | Bassett, Samuel Benjamin (I16)
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| 5334 | 1850 Federal Census of Clarksfield Township, Huron County, Ohio (25 Jul 1850) William Bassett 52 M England Farmer 2500 Jane 46 F England Thomas 21 M England Lucy 17 F Ohio George 15 M Ohio Samuel 13 M Ohio Henry 10 M Ohio John 7 M Ohio Ellen 4 F Ohio William and Elias Bassett came from England to America, the former in 1830 and the latter in 1828. William and his family were on the ocean for more than six weeks. They lived in New York state for six months and then came to Townsend township, Huron County, O., and lived in the old block house for some time, then bought a small farm two miles from the Center. In the fall of 1832 they came to Clarksfield and lived in a house belonging to Johnson Wheeler, at Hayesville until the following spring, then moved to the Hollow and lived in a house across the street from Capt. Husted's probably just west from the Hotel. In 1834 they bought the Myron Rogers farm, of Levi Barnum. This was on the Norwalk road a half mile west of the Hollow. In 1838 they bought of Lucius M. Curtis 30 acres of land north of the Hollow and east of the river. In 1846 they bought out George Pelham and built the house which was owned by M.B Bissell for many years and is now owned by John Gardiner. In 1856 they moved to the Hollow, where Mr. Bassett died in 1862 at the age of 66 years. His wife, whose maiden name was Jane Pelham, died in Michigan in 1879 at the age of 76 years. Their children were Edward, Elizabeth, William and Thomas, born in England, Lucy, George, Samuel, Henry, Maylam and Ellen were born in Ohio. Edward went to Defiance county about 1841 and married there. He now lives in Nebraska. Elizabeth married Alanson Hamlin, a cousin of Noah, and they went west. She died in 1867. William became a blacksmith and worked at the Hollow. About 1852 he married a lady from Ashland county and moved to Defiance county, where he died in 1896. Thomas married Lydia Merrifield in 1856. He went to Defiance county and died there in 1892. Lucy married C.E. Mead, of Bronson Township, in 1853. They lived in Bronson, then Kansas and are now living in California. George was drowned in the Mississippi River in 1855. Samuel married Emeline Case and lived in Clarksfield until about 1868, when he moved to Missouri, where he died in 1888. Henry married Alcie M. Rogers in 1863, and lived in Clarksfield until 1873, following the profession of teaching. He now lives in Lodi, O., where he is a newspaper publisher. Maylam lived in Clarksfield until the war, and after serving as a soldier for four years, went to Michigan, where he married and lived until his death in 1896. Ellen died in infancy. 1870 Federal Census of Norwalk, Huron County, Ohio (26 Jun 1870) Henry Bassett 30 M Ohio Farmer 1750 256 Alice 24 F Ohio Keeping House 1880 Federal Census of White House, Lucas County, Ohio Henry Bassett xx M OH EN EN Head Teaching School Alice 30 F OH NY NY Wife Keeping House Jere Hall 27 M MA MA MA Other Sewing Machine Agt. 1900 Federal Census of Lodi, Medina County, Ohio (24 Jun 1900) Henry Bassett 60 M Mar 1840 OH EN EN Head Editor Alice M. 54 F Jan 1846 OH NY NY Wife Mariah Rogers 76 F Mar 1824 NY NY NY MotherL (Married 37 years, no children, Mariah, 2 children, 2 living) The Fire Lands Pioneer Henry E. Bassett Bassett, Henry E., a son of William Bassett, and Englishman, was born in Clarksfield, March 1, 1840. He married Alcie M. Rogers. he died at Lodi, Ohio, January 31, 1902. | Bassett, Henry Edmund (I17)
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| 5335 | 1850 Federal Census of Clarksfield Township, Huron County, Ohio (25 Jul 1850) William Bassett 52 M England Farmer 2500 Jane 46 F England Thomas 21 M England Lucy 17 F Ohio George 15 M Ohio Samuel 13 M Ohio Henry 10 M Ohio John 7 M Ohio Ellen 4 F Ohio William and Elias Bassett came from England to America, the former in 1830 and the latter in 1828. William and his family were on the ocean for more than six weeks. They lived in New York state for six months and then came to Townsend township, Huron County, O., and lived in the old block house for some time, then bought a small farm two miles from the Center. In the fall of 1832 they came to Clarksfield and lived in a house belonging to Johnson Wheeler, at Hayesville until the following spring, then moved to the Hollow and lived in a house across the street from Capt. Husted's probably just west from the Hotel. In 1834 they bought the Myron Rogers farm, of Levi Barnum. This was on the Norwalk road a half mile west of the Hollow. In 1838 they bought of Lucius M. Curtis 30 acres of land north of the Hollow and east of the river. In 1846 they bought out George Pelham and built the house which was owned by M.B Bissell for many years and is now owned by John Gardiner. In 1856 they moved to the Hollow, where Mr. Bassett died in 1862 at the age of 66 years. His wife, whose maiden name was Jane Pelham, died in Michigan in 1879 at the age of 76 years. Their children were Edward, Elizabeth, William and Thomas, born in England, Lucy, George, Samuel, Henry, Maylam and Ellen were born in Ohio. Edward went to Defiance county about 1841 and married there. He now lives in Nebraska. Elizabeth married Alanson Hamlin, a cousin of Noah, and they went west. She died in 1867. William became a blacksmith and worked at the Hollow. About 1852 he married a lady from Ashland county and moved to Defiance county, where he died in 1896. Thomas married Lydia Merrifield in 1856. He went to Defiance county and died there in 1892. Lucy married C.E. Mead, of Bronson Township, in 1853. They lived in Bronson, then Kansas and are now living in California. George was drowned in the Mississippi River in 1855. Samuel married Emeline Case and lived in Clarksfield until about 1868, when he moved to Missouri, where he died in 1888. Henry married Alcie M. Rogers in 1863, and lived in Clarksfield until 1873, following the profession of teaching. He now lives in Lodi, O., where he is a newspaper publisher. Maylam lived in Clarksfield until the war, and after serving as a soldier for four years, went to Michigan, where he married and lived until his death in 1896. Ellen died in infancy. | Bassett, Maylam John (I18)
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| 5336 | 1850 Federal Census of Clarksfield Township, Huron County, Ohio (25 Jul 1850) William Bassett 52 M England Farmer 2500 Jane 46 F England Thomas 21 M England Lucy 17 F Ohio George 15 M Ohio Samuel 13 M Ohio Henry 10 M Ohio John 7 M Ohio Ellen 4 F Ohio William and Elias Bassett came from England to America, the former in 1830 and the latter in 1828. William and his family were on the ocean for more than six weeks. They lived in New York state for six months and then came to Townsend township, Huron County, O., and lived in the old block house for some time, then bought a small farm two miles from the Center. In the fall of 1832 they came to Clarksfield and lived in a house belonging to Johnson Wheeler, at Hayesville until the following spring, then moved to the Hollow and lived in a house across the street from Capt. Husted's probably just west from the Hotel. In 1834 they bought the Myron Rogers farm, of Levi Barnum. This was on the Norwalk road a half mile west of the Hollow. In 1838 they bought of Lucius M. Curtis 30 acres of land north of the Hollow and east of the river. In 1846 they bought out George Pelham and built the house which was owned by M.B Bissell for many years and is now owned by John Gardiner. In 1856 they moved to the Hollow, where Mr. Bassett died in 1862 at the age of 66 years. His wife, whose maiden name was Jane Pelham, died in Michigan in 1879 at the age of 76 years. Their children were Edward, Elizabeth, William and Thomas, born in England, Lucy, George, Samuel, Henry, Maylam and Ellen were born in Ohio. Edward went to Defiance county about 1841 and married there. He now lives in Nebraska. Elizabeth married Alanson Hamlin, a cousin of Noah, and they went west. She died in 1867. William became a blacksmith and worked at the Hollow. About 1852 he married a lady from Ashland county and moved to Defiance county, where he died in 1896. Thomas married Lydia Merrifield in 1856. He went to Defiance county and died there in 1892. Lucy married C.E. Mead, of Bronson Township, in 1853. They lived in Bronson, then Kansas and are now living in California. George was drowned in the Mississippi River in 1855. Samuel married Emeline Case and lived in Clarksfield until about 1868, when he moved to Missouri, where he died in 1888. Henry married Alcie M. Rogers in 1863, and lived in Clarksfield until 1873, following the profession of teaching. He now lives in Lodi, O., where he is a newspaper publisher. Maylam lived in Clarksfield until the war, and after serving as a soldier for four years, went to Michigan, where he married and lived until his death in 1896. Ellen died in infancy. Clarksfield Methodist Cemetery, Clarksfield Township, Huron County, Ohio Jane Bassett, w/o William Bassett, d. 6 Aug 1879, aged 86y 3 d. William Bassett d. 6 Jul 1862, age 66y 3m 6d. Ellen M. Bassett, daughter, d. 27 Jy 1851, age 5y 7m 6d Samuel B. Bassett, d. 2 Sep 1888, age 51y 4m 7d (Co B 2nd O.V.C.) GAR Emeline Bassett w/o Samuel Bassett, d. 7 Oct 1883 age 41y 1d. | Bassett, Ellen Maria (I19)
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| 5337 | 1850 Federal Census of Claverack, Columbia County, New York (30 Jul 1850) John Basset - 20 - M - New York (Living with John and Angeline Harmance (33 & 26)) 1860 Federal Census of Chatham, Columbia County, New York (2 Aug 1860) John W. Bassett - 30 - M - England - Farm laborer --- 200 Eunice - 27 - F - New York Priscila - 7 - F - New York 1870 Federal Census of Nassau, Rensselaer County, New York (20 Jun 1870) John W. Bassett - 40 - M - England - Carpenter 1000 300 Eunice F. - 37 - F - New York - Keeping House Annie P. - 18 - F - New York - Attending school 1880 Federal Census of District 2, Nassau, Rensselaer County, New York John Bassett - 49 - M - EN-EN-EN - Head - Carpenter Eunice H. - 46 - F - NY-NY-NY - Wife - Making Shirts Minnie T. - 8 - F - NY-NY-NY - Daughter - At home | Bassett, John Wesley (I3)
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| 5338 | 1850 Federal Census of Clay County, Illinois Rebecca Bassett - 44 - F - Kentucky Robert - 19 - M - Illinois - Farmer Rebecca - 17 - F - Illinois Susan M. - 11 - F - Illinois Green - 8 - M - Illinois Lydia A. - 5 - F - Illinois John - 3 - M - Illinois 1860 Federal Census of Clay County, Illinois Rebecca Bassett - 52 - F - Kentucky Susan - 19 - F - Illinois Lydia A. - 15 - F - Illinois John - 13 - M - Illinois (Susan Bassett, age 20, is also listed as a domestic in the household of Denis Arnold in the 1860 Census of Clay County, Illinois.) | Bassett, Susan M. (I152)
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| 5339 | 1850 Federal Census of Clay County, Illinois Rebecca Bassett - 44 - F - Kentucky Robert - 19 - M - Illinois - Farmer Rebecca - 17 - F - Illinois Susan M. - 11 - F - Illinois Green - 8 - M - Illinois Lydia A. - 5 - F - Illinois John - 3 - M - Illinois 1860 Federal Census of Clay County, Illinois Rebecca Bassett - 52 - F - Kentucky Susan - 19 - F - Illinois Lydia A. - 15 - F - Illinois John - 13 - M - Illinois | Mothrat, Rebecca (I136)
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| 5340 | 1850 Federal Census of Clay County, Illinois Rebecca Bassett - 44 - F - Kentucky Robert - 19 - M - Illinois - Farmer Rebecca - 17 - F - Illinois Susan M. - 11 - F - Illinois Green - 8 - M - Illinois Lydia A. - 5 - F - Illinois John - 3 - M - Illinois 1860 Federal Census of Clay County, Illinois Rebecca Bassett - 52 - F - Kentucky Susan - 19 - F - Illinois Lydia A. - 15 - F - Illinois John - 13 - M - Illinois | Bassett, Lydia A. (I154)
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| 5341 | 1850 Federal Census of Clay County, Illinois Rebecca Bassett - 44 - F - Kentucky Robert - 19 - M - Illinois - Farmer Rebecca - 17 - F - Illinois Susan M. - 11 - F - Illinois Green - 8 - M - Illinois Lydia A. - 5 - F - Illinois John - 3 - M - Illinois 1860 Federal Census of Clay County, Illinois Rebecca Bassett - 52 - F - Kentucky Susan - 19 - F - Illinois Lydia A. - 15 - F - Illinois John - 13 - M - Illinois | Bassett, John (I155)
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| 5342 | 1850 Federal Census of Clay County, Illinois Rebecca Bassett - 44 - F - Kentucky Robert - 19 - M - Illinois - Farmer Rebecca - 17 - F - Illinois Susan M. - 11 - F - Illinois Green - 8 - M - Illinois Lydia A. - 5 - F - Illinois John - 3 - M - Illinois | Bassett, Rebecca (I151)
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| 5343 | 1850 Federal Census of Clay County, Illinois Rebecca Bassett - 44 - F - Kentucky Robert - 19 - M - Illinois - Farmer Rebecca - 17 - F - Illinois Susan M. - 11 - F - Illinois Green - 8 - M - Illinois Lydia A. - 5 - F - Illinois John - 3 - M - Illinois | Bassett, Green (I153)
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| 5344 | 1850 Federal Census of Clay County, Illinois Thomas Bassett - 25 - M - Kentucky - Farmer Nancy - 20 - F - Missouri Sarah A. - 1 - F - Illinois HISTORY OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, ARKANSAS Shilo Museum 1989 Article by Marynm Shaw Bassett Woodson W. Bassett, Sr. Woodson William Bassett, Sr., was born April 24, 1880 in Iantha, Missouri. On January 23, 1919, he married Bertha (Bee) Irene Knerr, born August 19, 1893 in Allerton, Iowa, the daughter of George Frederick and Ida Corbett Knerr of Fayetteville, Arkansas. Woodson and Bee had four children - Betty Jane, born January 8, 1920, Dorothy Sue born February 20, 1921, Trixie Bee born October 30, 1922 and Woodson William, Jr., born November 7, 1926. The family moved to Fayetteville in 1936. Woodson's ancesters originated in Virginia and migrated to Kentucky. His grandfather, Thomas Bassett, moved westward to Clay County, Illinois in the mid 1800's. He was a veteran of the Mexican War. When he returned from the war, he became a wagon master, guiding settlers and herding cattle to California. His first trip out and back took two years. He attempted a second trip by boat to establish a homestead for this family. He sailed from New York around the "Big Horn" to the Isthmus of Panama where he "took a fever" and died. Thomas was married to Nancy Ann Smith. They had three children - John Wesley, a teacher, Sarah Ann and Nathaniel. Nathaniel "Than" Bassett was born March 18, 1854 in Clay County, Illinois. He married Elma Jane Williams, born in 1858. They went even farther west to Iantha, Missouri. They had three children: William Oscar, Woodson William and a daughter, Irkle Bell. Jane died when her youngest child was but two years of age. "Than" then married Ann Nance. They had one son, James D. (Jim) Bassett. A measles epidemic in 1901 caused the death of Irkle Bell. She was only seventeen. "Than" homesteaded a two-hundred acre farm in Haines Grove, Missouri. Editor of the Lamar Democrat often referred to him as the democratic leader of Barton County - a political avocation, all three of his sons and one great-grandson would inherit. Both Woodson and Oscar served as Clerks of Barton County, and Jim spent a major portion of his life as elected sheriff of Barton County. Oscar moved to Okmulgee, Oklahoma where he was elected to two terms as County Commissioner. He was joined there in the early 1900s by Woodson and they became successful, even quite wealthy, in the independent oil and gas leasing business. However, the 1929 market crash and ensuing depression swept their fortunes away and forced them to emotionally and economically restructure their lives. Oscar died of "a heart ailment" in 1934 and his family moved to California. In 1935, Jim witnessed the bizarre death of his nineteen year-old son, Maurice, who was a passenger in a monoplane which crashed near his father's office on the downtown square of Lamar, Missouri. Family tragedies, economic depression and the pressing need to provide for and educatte their children, were all factors which motivated Woodson and Bee to move their family to Fayetteville in 1936. They could be near Bee's family and near a state university. All their children would eventually attend the University of Arkansas. Woodson opened an office on the Fayetteville square and sold insurance and real estate and made appraisals for the Home Loan Bank. When their youngest child entered the University of Arkansas, Bee became an assistant to the registrar there, handling all World War II student veteran's affairs. Woodson died December 6, 1964 and Bee, on September 7, 1971. Both are buried at Fairview Memorial Gardens, Fayetteville, Arkansas. The only remaining males in the Bassett geneological lineage of Thomas, Nathaniel and Woodson W. Bassett, Sr. are Woodson W. (Bill) Bassett Jr. and his two sons. Bill is the senior member of the Bassett Law Firm, 221 North College Avenue, Fayetteville, Arkansas. On December 16, 1950, he married Marynm Shaw of Homer, Louisiana. They have three children: Woodson William (Woody) Bassett, III, born November 3, 1951 in Monroe, Louisiana; Beverly Marynm Bassett, born May 29, 1953 and Tod Corbett Bassett, born September 8, 1955 - both in Fayetteville, Arkansas. All are attorneys. Woody and Tod are members of the Bassett Law Firm. Woody is charman of the Washington County Democratic Party. Tod is married to the former Mary Helen Sugg of Fayetteville. Beverly was a member of the Mitchell Law Firm of Little Rock, Arkansas until her appointment by Governor Bill Clinton as the Securities Commissioner for the State of Arkansas - first woman to hold this position in Arkansas. She is married to Archie Schaffer III of Little Rock and they have one daughter, Eliot Shaw Schaffer, born June 11, 1987. | Bassett, Sarah Ann (I1023)
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| 5345 | 1850 Federal Census of Clay County, Illinois Thomas Bassett - 25 - M - Kentucky - Farmer Nancy - 20 - F - Missouri Sarah A. - 1 - F - Illinois | Smith, Nancy Ann (I579)
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| 5346 | 1850 Federal Census of Clayton, Jefferson County, New York (13 Sep 1850) Ephraim Bass 28 M New York Living with the Alexander Livingston Family 1860 Federal Census of Clayton, Jefferson County, New York (14 Aug 1860) Ephraim Bass 40 M New York Farmer 400 100 Mary Ann 22 F New York Zebulon 3 M New York Lucy 1 F New York | Bass, Ephraim (I1043)
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| 5347 | 1850 Federal Census of Coffee County, Alabama Nelson Bass - 20 - Male - North Carolina Elizabeth Bass - 33 - Female - South Carolina John N. Langley - 13 - Male - Alabama Rebecca A. Langley - 9 - Female - Alabama Joshua A. Langley - 6 - Male - Alabama Texanna Langley - 4 - Female - Alabama | Bass, Nelson (I42)
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| 5348 | 1850 Federal Census of Coffee County, Alabama Nelson Bass - 20 - Male - North Carolina Elizabeth Bass - 33 - Female - South Carolina John N. Langley - 13 - Male - Alabama Rebecca A. Langley - 9 - Female - Alabama Joshua A. Langley - 6 - Male - Alabama Texanna Langley - 4 - Female - Alabama | Langley, Elizabeth (I44)
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| 5349 | 1850 Federal Census of Coffee County, Alabama (December 11, 1850) Elizabeth Bass - 48 - Female - North Carolina William - 17 - Male - North Carolina - Laborer Mary J. - 15 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 14 - Female - North Carolina | Langley, Elizabeth (I2)
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| 5350 | 1850 Federal Census of Coffee County, Alabama (December 11, 1850) Elizabeth Bass - 48 - Female - North Carolina William - 17 - Male - North Carolina - Laborer Mary J. - 15 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 14 - Female - North Carolina | Bass, Mary Jane (I6)
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