Bassett Family Association Database
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Matches 5,601 to 5,650 of 52,713
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| 5601 | 1850 Federal Census of District 16, Wilson County, Tennessee (29 Oct 1850) Dred Bass 45 M North Carolina 3000 Nancy 30 F Tennessee Elias 20 M Tennessee Jane 18 F Tennessee Mary 16 F Tennessee Demericus Franatta 7 F Tennessee McAdoo 5 M Tennessee 1860 Federal Census of Cherry Valley, Wilson County, TN (7 Aug 1860) Jane Bass 28 F Tennessee Farmer 350 Crawford 8 M Tennessee Elizabeth Bailey 26 F Tennessee 1870 Federal Census of Watertown, Wilson County, Tennessee (11 Jul 1870) John C. Rainey 51 M Kentucky Farmer --- 1000 Jane R. 37 F Tennessee Keeping House Mattie H. 23 F Tennessee At home Ollie T. 19 F Tennessee At home John L. 6 M Tennessee Crawford Bass 16 M Tennessee Farm Laborer | Bass, Elias (I1)
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| 5602 | 1850 Federal Census of District 17, Gibson County, Tennessee (18 Oct 1850) Robt. Bass 63 M Virginia Farmer 500 Mary 42 F Virginia Rebecca 20 F Virginia Mary 17 F Virginia Frederic 16 M Virginia Nathan 14 M Virginia Elizabeth 12 F Virginia Annanias 10 F Virginia John Gordon 22 M Virginia Farmer 1860 Federal Census of Franklin Township, Dent County, Missouri (26 Jul 1860) Robbert Bass 64 M Virginia Farmer 1000 1000 Jane 60 F Virginia Mary J. 25 F Virginia John F. 28 F Virginia Farmer Laborer Nathan 22 M Virginia Farmer Laborer Henery 16 M Virginia | Bass, Robert (I49998)
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| 5603 | 1850 Federal Census of District 2, Green County, Kentucky (6 Sep 1850) William Bass 37 M Kentucky Farmer Elizabeth 24 F Kentucky Robinson 11 M Kentucky Mary 1 F Kentucky (Age of Robinson could be 2) 1860 Federal Census of Green County, Kentucky (1860) W.W. Bass 46 M Kentucky Farmer ? 400 Elizabeth 32 F Kentucky John R. 12 M Kentucky Mary E. 10 F Kentucky Wm. O. 8 M Kentucky Nancy A. 6 F Kentucky Elizabeth B. 3 F Kentucky | Bass, William W. (I1)
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| 5604 | 1850 Federal Census of District 27, Cherokee County, Alabama (23 Jan 1850) Redick Henley 25 M Georgia Agr Martha 16 F Georgia Wm. 3 M Alabama Alice 1 F Alabama 1860 Federal Census of Pontotoc County, Mississippi (23 Jul 1860) Reddick P. Henley 34 M Georgia Farmer Martha A. 30 F Georgia William L. 12 M Alabama Alice 10 F Alabama Mary A. 8 F Alabama Sarah E. 6 F Alabama Nearby (Possibly a brother to Martha A. (Bass) Henley 1860 Federal Census of Pontotoc County, Mississippi (23 Jul 1860) Bennett E. Bass 28 M Georgia Farmer --- 230 Martha A. 21 F Alabama Saml. H. 7 M Mississippi Georgeann 3 F Mississippi Rebecca 6/12 F Mississippi | Henley, Redick P. (I13)
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| 5605 | 1850 Federal Census of District 27, Sumter County, Georgia (November 16, 1850) Zacariah Bass - 33 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 700 Bathenea - 25 - Female - Georgia Lafayett - 7 - Male - Georgia H. Clay - 5 - Male - Georgia Rebeca - 3 - Female - Georgia Amanda - 1 - Female - Georgia | Hogue, Bethena Hudson (I64)
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| 5606 | 1850 Federal Census of District 27, Sumter County, Georgia (November 16, 1850) Zacariah Bass - 33 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 700 Bathenea - 25 - Female - Georgia Lafayett - 7 - Male - Georgia H. Clay - 5 - Male - Georgia Rebeca - 3 - Female - Georgia Amanda - 1 - Female - Georgia | Bass, Erastus Lafayette (I192)
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| 5607 | 1850 Federal Census of District 27, Sumter County, Georgia (November 16, 1850) Zacariah Bass - 33 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 700 Bathenea - 25 - Female - Georgia Lafayett - 7 - Male - Georgia H. Clay - 5 - Male - Georgia Rebeca - 3 - Female - Georgia Amanda - 1 - Female - Georgia | Bass, Henry Clay (I193)
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| 5608 | 1850 Federal Census of District 27, Sumter County, Georgia (November 16, 1850) Zacariah Bass - 33 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 700 Bathenea - 25 - Female - Georgia Lafayett - 7 - Male - Georgia H. Clay - 5 - Male - Georgia Rebeca - 3 - Female - Georgia Amanda - 1 - Female - Georgia | Bass, Bernice Rebecca (I194)
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| 5609 | 1850 Federal Census of District 27, Sumter County, Georgia (November 16, 1850) Zacariah Bass - 33 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 700 Bathenea - 25 - Female - Georgia Lafayett - 7 - Male - Georgia H. Clay - 5 - Male - Georgia Rebeca - 3 - Female - Georgia Amanda - 1 - Female - Georgia | Bass, Amanda (I195)
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| 5610 | 1850 Federal Census of District 27, Sumter County, Georgia (November 16, 1850) Zacariah Bass - 33 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 700 Bathenea - 25 - Female - Georgia Lafayett - 7 - Male - Georgia H. Clay - 5 - Male - Georgia Rebeca - 3 - Female - Georgia Amanda - 1 - Female - Georgia 11870 Federal Census of Militia District #756, Sumter County, GA (15 Jul 1870) Zachariah Bass 54 M North Carolina Farmer 860 1600 Betheny 44 F Georgia Keeps House Susannah 13 F Georgia At home James L. 11 M Georgia Wesley T. 8 M Georgia Zachariah 5 M Georgia 1880 Federal Census of District 982, Irwin County, Georgia (17 Jun 1880) Zachariah Bass 63 M NC NC NC Head Farmer Bethena 54 F GA GA GA Wife Keeping House Logan 21 M GA NC GA Son Farm Laborer Wesley 18 M GA NC GA Son Farm Laborer Zachariah 16 M GA NC GA Son Farm Laborer | Bass, Zachariah T. (I51)
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| 5611 | 1850 Federal Census of District 27, Sumter County, Georgia (October 22, 1850) Quinney Bass - 61 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 1500 Mary - 57 - Female - North Carolina Alexander - 22 - Male - North Carolina - Student James - 20 - Male - North Carolina - Student Charley - 12 - Male - Georgia 1880 Federal Census of Sumter County, Georgia (June 23, 1880) Charles Bass - 43 - Male - GA - Head - Farmer Priscilla - 46 - Female - NC - Wife - Keeping House Aurelius E. - 22 - Male - GA-GA-NC - Son - Laborer George W. - 21 - Male - GA-GA-NC - Son - Laborer Alice L. - 14 - Female - GA-GA-NC - Daughter Effie B. - 7 - Female - GA-GA-NC - Daughter Charles E. - 6 - Male - GA-GA-NC - Son Myrtie J. - 3 - Female - GA-GA-NC - Daughter | Bass, Charles (I58)
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| 5612 | 1850 Federal Census of District 38, Mason County, West Virginia Jonithan Bass - 50 - Male - South Carolina Marinda - 20 - Female - Virginia Lucinda - 24 - Female 1870 Federal Census of Waggener, Mason County, West Virginia (July 23, 1870) Jonathan Bass - 71 - Male - South Carolina - Laborer Marinda - 35 - Female - Virginia - Keeping House Flora A. - 15 - Female - Virginia Hanson D. - 13 - Male - Virginia Susan J. - 7 - Female - West Virginia Francis S. - 6 - Male - West Virginia William H. - 1 - Male - West Virginia | Bass, Jonathan (I42731)
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| 5613 | 1850 Federal Census of District 38, Mason County, West Virginia Jonithan Bass - 50 - Male - South Carolina Marinda - 20 - Female - Virginia Lucinda - 24 - Female | Bass, Lucinda (I42742)
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| 5614 | 1850 Federal Census of District 5, Randolph County, Georgia William Bass - 31 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Margaret Bass - 17 - Female - Georgia Living next door 1850 Federal Census of District 5, Randolph County, Georgia James Bass - 29 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Jinnett - 34 - Female - Georgia - Wife Martha - 5 - Female - Georgia - Daughter Mary - 4 - Female - Georgia - Daughter Orphy - 3 - Female - Georgia - Daughter Emely - 0 - Female - Georgia - Daughter 1860 Federal Census of Cuthbert, Randolph County, Georgia William C. Boss - 42 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 1200 360 Binopah (Benaha) - 9 - Male - Georgia - Son Thomas - 6 - Male - Georgia - Son James - 5 - Male - Georgia - Son George - 6/12 - Male - Georgia - Son Mary Fortner - 50 - Female - Georgia --- 500 1870 Federal Census of Subdivision 146, Randolph County, Georgia William Bass - 52 - Male - North Carolina - Head - Farmer Louisa - 31 - Female - Georgia - Wife - Keeping House Thomas - 16 - Male - Georgia - Son James J. - 14 - Male - Georgia - Son George W. - 10 - Male - Georgia - Son 1880 Federal Census of Randolph County, Georgia William C. Bass - 62 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Head - Farmer Louisa - 40 - Female - GA-GA-GA - Wife - Keeping House Thomas - 25 - Male - GA-GA-GA - Son - Farmer | Bass, William (I43958)
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| 5615 | 1850 Federal Census of District 5, Randolph County, Georgia William Bass - 31 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Margaret Bass - 17 - Female - Georgia Living next door 1850 Federal Census of District 5, Randolph County, Georgia James Bass - 29 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Jinnett - 34 - Female - Georgia - Wife Martha - 5 - Female - Georgia - Daughter Mary - 4 - Female - Georgia - Daughter Orphy - 3 - Female - Georgia - Daughter Emely - 0 - Female - Georgia - Daughter | Bass, Reverend James Calvin (I43959)
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| 5616 | 1850 Federal Census of District 5, Randolph County, Georgia William Bass - 31 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Margaret Bass - 17 - Female - Georgia Living next door 1850 Federal Census of District 5, Randolph County, Georgia James Bass - 29 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Jinnett - 34 - Female - Georgia - Wife Martha - 5 - Female - Georgia - Daughter Mary - 4 - Female - Georgia - Daughter Orphy - 3 - Female - Georgia - Daughter Emely - 0 - Female - Georgia - Daughter | Bradley, Margaret (I43967)
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| 5617 | 1850 Federal Census of District 5, Randolph County, Georgia William Bass - 31 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Margaret Bass - 17 - Female - Georgia Living next door 1850 Federal Census of District 5, Randolph County, Georgia James Bass - 29 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Jinnett - 34 - Female - Georgia - Wife Martha - 5 - Female - Georgia - Daughter Mary - 4 - Female - Georgia - Daughter Orphy - 3 - Female - Georgia - Daughter Emely - 0 - Female - Georgia - Daughter | Culbreth, Jenette Henrietta (I43969)
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| 5618 | 1850 Federal Census of District 5, Randolph County, Georgia William Bass - 31 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Margaret Bass - 17 - Female - Georgia Living next door 1850 Federal Census of District 5, Randolph County, Georgia James Bass - 29 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Jinnett - 34 - Female - Georgia - Wife Martha - 5 - Female - Georgia - Daughter Mary - 4 - Female - Georgia - Daughter Orphy - 3 - Female - Georgia - Daughter Emely - 0 - Female - Georgia - Daughter | Bass, Martha Jane (I44089)
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| 5619 | 1850 Federal Census of District 5, Randolph County, Georgia William Bass - 31 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Margaret Bass - 17 - Female - Georgia Living next door 1850 Federal Census of District 5, Randolph County, Georgia James Bass - 29 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Jinnett - 34 - Female - Georgia - Wife Martha - 5 - Female - Georgia - Daughter Mary - 4 - Female - Georgia - Daughter Orphy - 3 - Female - Georgia - Daughter Emely - 0 - Female - Georgia - Daughter | Bass, Mary Elizabeth (I44090)
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| 5620 | 1850 Federal Census of District 5, Randolph County, Georgia William Bass - 31 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Margaret Bass - 17 - Female - Georgia Living next door 1850 Federal Census of District 5, Randolph County, Georgia James Bass - 29 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Jinnett - 34 - Female - Georgia - Wife Martha - 5 - Female - Georgia - Daughter Mary - 4 - Female - Georgia - Daughter Orphy - 3 - Female - Georgia - Daughter Emely - 0 - Female - Georgia - Daughter | Bass, Orpha Ann Cherie (I44091)
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| 5621 | 1850 Federal Census of District 5, Randolph County, Georgia William Bass - 31 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Margaret Bass - 17 - Female - Georgia Living next door 1850 Federal Census of District 5, Randolph County, Georgia James Bass - 29 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Jinnett - 34 - Female - Georgia - Wife Martha - 5 - Female - Georgia - Daughter Mary - 4 - Female - Georgia - Daughter Orphy - 3 - Female - Georgia - Daughter Emely - 0 - Female - Georgia - Daughter | Bass, Emma Emily (I44092)
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| 5622 | 1850 Federal Census of District 58, Moniteau County, Missouri (20 Sep 1850) John B. Sorter 62 M New Jersey Farmer 800 Catharine 47 F Kentucky Virginia 20 F Missouri Margaret 18 F Missouri William 17 M Missouri Laborer Henry 15 M Missouri John 14 M Missouri Martha 13 F Missouri Nancy 11 F Missouri Manerva 8 F Missouri Sarah 4 F Missouri Mary Bass 86 F Virginia | Sortore, John (I44)
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| 5623 | 1850 Federal Census of District 78, Saint Charles County, Missouri (October 22, 1850) Dabney Bass - 40 - Male - Virginia - Farmer 200 Elizabeth - 30 - Female - Virginia Harriet - 10 - Female - Missouri John W. - 7 - Male - Missouri Virginia - 5 - Female - Missouri Richard - 3 - Male - Missouri Nancy - 3/12 - Female - Missouri | Haislip, Elizabeth (I25)
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| 5624 | 1850 Federal Census of District 78, Saint Charles County, Missouri (October 22, 1850) Dabney Bass - 40 - Male - Virginia - Farmer 200 Elizabeth - 30 - Female - Virginia Harriet - 10 - Female - Missouri John W. - 7 - Male - Missouri Virginia - 5 - Female - Missouri Richard - 3 - Male - Missouri Nancy - 3/12 - Female - Missouri | Bass, Harriet Anna (I44)
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| 5625 | 1850 Federal Census of District 78, Saint Charles County, Missouri (October 22, 1850) Dabney Bass - 40 - Male - Virginia - Farmer 200 Elizabeth - 30 - Female - Virginia Harriet - 10 - Female - Missouri John W. - 7 - Male - Missouri Virginia - 5 - Female - Missouri Richard - 3 - Male - Missouri Nancy - 3/12 - Female - Missouri | Bass, John W. (I45)
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| 5626 | 1850 Federal Census of District 78, Saint Charles County, Missouri (October 22, 1850) Dabney Bass - 40 - Male - Virginia - Farmer 200 Elizabeth - 30 - Female - Virginia Harriet - 10 - Female - Missouri John W. - 7 - Male - Missouri Virginia - 5 - Female - Missouri Richard - 3 - Male - Missouri Nancy - 3/12 - Female - Missouri | Bass, Virginia (I46)
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| 5627 | 1850 Federal Census of District 78, Saint Charles County, Missouri (October 22, 1850) Dabney Bass - 40 - Male - Virginia - Farmer 200 Elizabeth - 30 - Female - Virginia Harriet - 10 - Female - Missouri John W. - 7 - Male - Missouri Virginia - 5 - Female - Missouri Richard - 3 - Male - Missouri Nancy - 3/12 - Female - Missouri | Bass, Richard Spencer (I47)
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| 5628 | 1850 Federal Census of District 78, Saint Charles County, Missouri (October 22, 1850) Dabney Bass - 40 - Male - Virginia - Farmer 200 Elizabeth - 30 - Female - Virginia Harriet - 10 - Female - Missouri John W. - 7 - Male - Missouri Virginia - 5 - Female - Missouri Richard - 3 - Male - Missouri Nancy - 3/12 - Female - Missouri | Bass, Nancy (I48)
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| 5629 | 1850 Federal Census of District 78, Saint Charles County, Missouri (October 22, 1850) John Bass - 63 - Male - Virginia - Farmer Beersheba - 50 - Female - Virginia Anna - 22 - Female - Virginia Nancy Massilon - 30 - Female - Virginia Mary - 7 - Female - Virginia Henry - 6 - Male - Virginia | Eldridge, Beersheba (I3)
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| 5630 | 1850 Federal Census of District 78, Saint Charles County, Missouri (October 22, 1850) John Bass - 63 - Male - Virginia - Farmer Beersheba - 50 - Female - Virginia Anna - 22 - Female - Virginia Nancy Massilon - 30 - Female - Virginia Mary - 7 - Female - Virginia Henry - 6 - Male - Virginia | Bass, Nancy (I8)
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| 5631 | 1850 Federal Census of District 78, Saint Charles County, Missouri (October 22, 1850) John Bass - 63 - Male - Virginia - Farmer Beersheba - 50 - Female - Virginia Anna - 22 - Female - Virginia Nancy Massilon - 30 - Female - Virginia Mary - 7 - Female - Virginia Henry - 6 - Male - Virginia | Bass, Anna (I10)
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| 5632 | 1850 Federal Census of District 78, Saint Charles County, Missouri (October 22, 1850) John Bass - 63 - Male - Virginia - Farmer Beersheba - 50 - Female - Virginia Anna - 22 - Female - Virginia Nancy Massilon - 30 - Female - Virginia Mary - 7 - Female - Virginia Henry - 6 - Male - Virginia | Massilon, Mary (I14)
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| 5633 | 1850 Federal Census of District 78, Saint Charles County, Missouri (October 22, 1850) John Bass - 63 - Male - Virginia - Farmer Beersheba - 50 - Female - Virginia Anna - 22 - Female - Virginia Nancy Massilon - 30 - Female - Virginia Mary - 7 - Female - Virginia Henry - 6 - Male - Virginia | Massilon, Henry (I15)
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| 5634 | 1850 Federal Census of District 86, Upson County, GA (22 Aug 1850) William Bass 32 M Georgia Shoemaker 50 Celia 30 F Georgia Susan 8 F Georgia Mary 4 F Georgia William 2 M Georgia Thomas 1/12 M Georgia 1860 Federal Census of Rocky Head, Coffee County, AL (8 Sep 1860) William F. Bass 42 M Georgia Mechanic ? 300 Celia A. 38 F Georgia Susan A. 17 F Georgia Mary E. 14 F Georgia William F. 12 M Georgia Francis S. 7 F Georgia Virginia A. 3 F Alabama Laura E. 1 F Alabama 1870 Federal Census of Township 1, Geneva County, AL (19 Jun 1870) Wm. F. Bass 52 M Georgia 400 150 Farmer Cela 50 F Georgia Keeping House Susan 26 F Georgia Farm Laborer Francis C. 17 F Georgia Farm Laborer Virginia A. 13 F Georgia Farm Laborer Leonida E. 9 F Georgia At home | Bass, William Franklin (I1)
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| 5635 | 1850 Federal Census of District Above Edenton, Chowan County, North Carolina (September 5, 1850) Horatio Bass - 28 - Male - North Carolina - Baptist Minister 250 Cassandra - 30 - Female - North Carolina James - 6 - Male - North Carolina Thomas - 4 - Male - North Carolina Martha - 1/2 - Female - North Carolina 1860 Federal Census of Edenton, Chowan County, North Carolina (June 25, 1860) Haratio Bass - 38 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 800 681 Kassandra - 41 - Female - North Carolina James - 15 - Male - North Carolina Thomas - 13 - Male - North Carolina Martha - 10 - Female - North Carolina Ann - 8 - Female - North Carolina Catherine - 6 - Female - North Carolina Horatio - 3 - Male - North Carolina Stephen Nixon - 25 - Male - North Carolina 1870 Federal Census of Township 1, Chowan County, North Carolina (August 19, 1870) Horatio Bass - 48 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 1000 400 Cassandra - 50 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House Ann - 16 - Female - North Carolina - At Home Robert - 12 - Male - North Carolina - Going to School Ruth - 64 - Female - North Carolina - No occupation Sophia - 33 - Female - North Carolina - Domestic Living next door 1870 Federal Census of Township 1, Chowan County, North Carolina (August 19, 1870) James Bass - 25 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 2000 800 Mary - 21 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House William - 4/12 - Male - North Carolina - At Home Living next door 1870 Federal Census of Township 1, Chowan County, North Carolina (August 19, 1870) Thomas Bass - 23 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Sarah - 18 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House William - 19 - Male - North Carolina (Thomas and Sarah married in February) | Nixon, Cassandra Louisa (I55242)
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| 5636 | 1850 Federal Census of District Above Edenton, Chowan County, North Carolina (September 5, 1850) Horatio Bass - 28 - Male - North Carolina - Baptist Minister 250 Cassandra - 30 - Female - North Carolina James - 6 - Male - North Carolina Thomas - 4 - Male - North Carolina Martha - 1/2 - Female - North Carolina 1860 Federal Census of Edenton, Chowan County, North Carolina (June 25, 1860) Haratio Bass - 38 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 800 681 Kassandra - 41 - Female - North Carolina James - 15 - Male - North Carolina Thomas - 13 - Male - North Carolina Martha - 10 - Female - North Carolina Ann - 8 - Female - North Carolina Catherine - 6 - Female - North Carolina Horatio - 3 - Male - North Carolina Stephen Nixon - 25 - Male - North Carolina 1870 Federal Census of Township 1, Chowan County, North Carolina (August 19, 1870) Horatio Bass - 48 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 1000 400 Cassandra - 50 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House Ann - 16 - Female - North Carolina - At Home Robert - 12 - Male - North Carolina - Going to School Ruth - 64 - Female - North Carolina - No occupation Sophia - 33 - Female - North Carolina - Domestic Living next door 1870 Federal Census of Township 1, Chowan County, North Carolina (August 19, 1870) James Bass - 25 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 2000 800 Mary - 21 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House William - 4/12 - Male - North Carolina - At Home Living next door 1870 Federal Census of Township 1, Chowan County, North Carolina (August 19, 1870) Thomas Bass - 23 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Sarah - 18 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House William - 19 - Male - North Carolina (Thomas and Sarah married in February) | Bass, James Nixon (I55243)
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| 5637 | 1850 Federal Census of District Above Edenton, Chowan County, North Carolina (September 5, 1850) Horatio Bass - 28 - Male - North Carolina - Baptist Minister 250 Cassandra - 30 - Female - North Carolina James - 6 - Male - North Carolina Thomas - 4 - Male - North Carolina Martha - 1/2 - Female - North Carolina 1860 Federal Census of Edenton, Chowan County, North Carolina (June 25, 1860) Haratio Bass - 38 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 800 681 Kassandra - 41 - Female - North Carolina James - 15 - Male - North Carolina Thomas - 13 - Male - North Carolina Martha - 10 - Female - North Carolina Ann - 8 - Female - North Carolina Catherine - 6 - Female - North Carolina Horatio - 3 - Male - North Carolina Stephen Nixon - 25 - Male - North Carolina 1870 Federal Census of Township 1, Chowan County, North Carolina (August 19, 1870) Horatio Bass - 48 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 1000 400 Cassandra - 50 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House Ann - 16 - Female - North Carolina - At Home Robert - 12 - Male - North Carolina - Going to School Ruth - 64 - Female - North Carolina - No occupation Sophia - 33 - Female - North Carolina - Domestic Living next door 1870 Federal Census of Township 1, Chowan County, North Carolina (August 19, 1870) James Bass - 25 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 2000 800 Mary - 21 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House William - 4/12 - Male - North Carolina - At Home Living next door 1870 Federal Census of Township 1, Chowan County, North Carolina (August 19, 1870) Thomas Bass - 23 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Sarah - 18 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House William - 19 - Male - North Carolina (Thomas and Sarah married in February) | Bass, Thomas E. (I55244)
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| 5638 | 1850 Federal Census of District Above Edenton, Chowan County, North Carolina (September 5, 1850) Horatio Bass - 28 - Male - North Carolina - Baptist Minister 250 Cassandra - 30 - Female - North Carolina James - 6 - Male - North Carolina Thomas - 4 - Male - North Carolina Martha - 1/2 - Female - North Carolina 1860 Federal Census of Edenton, Chowan County, North Carolina (June 25, 1860) Haratio Bass - 38 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 800 681 Kassandra - 41 - Female - North Carolina James - 15 - Male - North Carolina Thomas - 13 - Male - North Carolina Martha - 10 - Female - North Carolina Ann - 8 - Female - North Carolina Catherine - 6 - Female - North Carolina Horatio - 3 - Male - North Carolina Stephen Nixon - 25 - Male - North Carolina | Bass, Martha Louise (I55245)
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| 5639 | 1850 Federal Census of District No. 2, Harrison County, Kentucky Jeremiah O. Bassett - 44 Tryphena - 39 Thomas E. - 16 Mary B. - 14 Charles C. - 11 John A. - 7 Weston F. - 5 1860 Federal Census of Cameron, Clinton County, Missouri (25 Jul 1860) J.V. Bassett - 54 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 6000 2500 Tryphena - 50 - F - Virginia Charles - 21 - M - Kentucky - Lawyer 4000 John - 18 - M - Kentucky - Farmer Weston F. - 15 - M - Kentucky 1870 Federal Census of Sedalia, Pettis County, Missouri (27 Jul 1870) Jere V. Bassett - 64 - M - Kentucky - Grocer 8000 2000 Tryphena W. - 60 - F - Virginia - Keeping House Weston F. - 26 - M - Kentucky - Lawyer & 2 Bullens | Birch, Tryphena Wellesley (I93)
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| 5640 | 1850 Federal Census of District No. 2, Harrison County, Kentucky Jeremiah O. Bassett - 44 Tryphena - 39 Thomas E. - 16 Mary B. - 14 Charles C. - 11 John A. - 7 Weston F. - 5 1870 Federal Census of Sedalia, Pettis County, Missouri (26 Jul 1870) Thomas E. Bassett - 36 - M - Kentucky - Lawyer 25,000 5,000 Nina - 32 - F - Norway - Keeping House Emil - 5 - M - Missouri Erskine - 3 - M - Missouri Wellsley - 1 - M - Missouri James - 4/12 - M - Missouri (born Feb) 1880 Federal Census of St. Louis, St. Louis County, Missouri Thos. A. Bassett - 46 - M - KY-KY-KY - Head - R.R. Office Clk Carrie - 47 - F - MD-DC-MD - Wife - Keeping House Emile H. - 15 - M - MO-KY-MD - Son - Collector Store Thos E. - 13 - M - MO-KY-MD - Son - Studying At Home | Bassett, Thomas Erskine Sr. (I550)
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| 5641 | 1850 Federal Census of District No. 2, Harrison County, Kentucky Jonathan Bassett - 48 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 3800 Elizabeth - 47 - F - Kentucky Elizabeth - 25 - F - Kentucky Ellen - 20 - F - Kentucky William - 18 - M - Kentucky Thomas D. - 13 - M - Kentucky Americus A. - 11 - M - Kentucky Vrginia B. - 6 - F - Kentucky Thomas Dudley and Sarah Bassett had seven children, two of whom were still living in 1922. History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky (1882) by William Henry Perrin's THOMAS D. BASSETT, farmer; P.O., Cynthiana; is a native of Bracken County, having been born there in the year 1837; the son of Jonathan S. Bassett, who was a native of Harrison County, who emigrated to Bracken and died in the year 1862. His grandfather was Amos Bassett, who came from New Jersey to Harrison County at an early day. His mother was Elizabeth Disher, who was of German ancestry. He married Miss Sallie Stockton, daughter of Preston and Mary (Hardin) Stockton, of Franklin County, Ky. By this marriage they have four children living, named Bessie, Harry P., Katie L., and an infant unnamed. He is owner of 133 acres of fine land, five miles from Cynthiana, along the Turnpike that leads from Cynthiana to Connersville, and in this Pike Mr. Bassett holds stock and is one of its directors. He votes the straight Democratic ticket, and his wife is a member of the Free Will Baptist Church. Thomas Dudley Bassett A History of Kentucky and Kentuckians Volume III 1912 Thomas Dudley Bassett - The subject of this sketch was a man of such strong character, such intellect and intelligence, and who brought to bear upon all his transactions such energy and farsightedness that to succeed was inevitable, and his widow and children are justly proud of his memory. This commemoration of the principal events in his life will be read with appreciation by all who were acquainted with him. Thomas Dudley Bassett was born in Bracken county, Kentucky, March 10, 1837, and died July 28, 1901. He was the son of Jonathan and Elizabeth (Disher) Bassett, the father a native of Bracken county, Kentucky, born in 1801, and died in 1862, and the mother, born in Bracken county, in 1802, died in 1884. They were the parents of seven children, two of whom are living: William Bassett, for sixteen years circuit judge at Tuscola, Illinois, his present home, and he was also a captain in the Union army, and Louisa, widow of Wesley Ammercman, of Cynthiana, Kentucky. Mr. Bassett, our subject, when with years old removed with his parents to Bourbon county, Kentucky, and here attended the district and private schools and received a good common-school education. On April 23, 1874, he married Miss Sarah M. Stockton, who was born at Frankfort, Kentucky, a daughter of Preston and Mary (Hardin) Stockton. The father, born in Pennsylvania, was brought as a child to Kentucky, where he was reared in Shelby county. When a small boy he was taken by his uncle, James Middleton, and reared. Mr. Stockton died in 1876, at the age of seventy-seven years. His wife was born and reared at Harrodsburg, Kentucky, and died in June, 1902, aged eighty-seven years. She was a daughter of Judge Hardin, a native of Kentucky. He was a lawyer and a circuit judge. Mrs. Bassett's father was a master mechanic, and worked at his trade while young, married and began farming near Frankfort, where he died. He and his wife were the parents of five children: Mary, widow of Captain James Settles, who was an officer in the Union army, and she is now a resident of Frankfort, Kentucky; Hardin, James and George, all residents of Frankfort, Kentucky, and Mrs. Bassett, our subject's wife. Mr. Bassett began farming for himself on the farm where his widow now lives, on Comersville pike, shortly before he married, but later removed to the farm where he died. He was an extensive stock breeder and for several years was breeding the famous Abadallah horses, one of which he sold for ten thousand dollars. At his death he left a farm of four hundred and seventy acres. Mr. Bassett was a great reader all his life, a successful man, a member of Plymouth Baptist church and a strong Democrat. Since Mr. Bassett's death his widow has carried on the farm and has demonstrated that she is a fine business woman. To Mr. and Mrs. Bassett were born two children: Kate, wife of John Fuller, now in Florida, and Harry, born September 7, 1878, attended the schools of his native county and Smith's Classical school at Cynthiana. He entered the Kentucky State College at Lexington and graduated in 1901 with the degree B.S., and received his M.S. degree from the same school in 1902. He then entered the John Hopkins school and was the first native Kentuckian to graduate and the third person who ever took the course in three years. He received his Ph.D. degree in 1904. He was engaged in research work in physical chemistry at Carnegie Institute at Baltimore in 1905 and was afterward research chemist for the Geneva Electrical Company of Schenectady, New York. Mr. Harry Bassett was research chemist for the Dupont Powder Company at Chester, Pennsylvania, then assistant chemist of the North Dakota Agricultural College for eighteen months and was then ill for ten months, during which time he was at home, but after which he returned to North Dakota for one year and then resigned and is now engaged in research work in Newark, New Jersey, Baltimore and Philadelphia. He is a thirty-second degree Mason and a shriner. | Bassett, Thomas Dudley (I568)
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| 5642 | 1850 Federal Census of District No. 2, Harrison County, Kentucky Jonathan Bassett - 48 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 3800 Elizabeth - 47 - F - Kentucky Elizabeth - 25 - F - Kentucky Ellen - 20 - F - Kentucky William - 18 - M - Kentucky Thomas D. - 13 - M - Kentucky Americus A. - 11 - M - Kentucky Vrginia B. - 6 - F - Kentucky | Disher, Elizabeth Helm (I91)
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| 5643 | 1850 Federal Census of District No. 2, Harrison County, Kentucky Jonathan Bassett - 48 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 3800 Elizabeth - 47 - F - Kentucky Elizabeth - 25 - F - Kentucky Ellen - 20 - F - Kentucky William - 18 - M - Kentucky Thomas D. - 13 - M - Kentucky Americus A. - 11 - M - Kentucky Vrginia B. - 6 - F - Kentucky | Bassett, Charity Ellen (I565)
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| 5644 | 1850 Federal Census of District No. 2, Harrison County, Kentucky Jonathan Bassett - 48 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 3800 Elizabeth - 47 - F - Kentucky Elizabeth - 25 - F - Kentucky Ellen - 20 - F - Kentucky William - 18 - M - Kentucky Thomas D. - 13 - M - Kentucky Americus A. - 11 - M - Kentucky Vrginia B. - 6 - F - Kentucky | Bassett, Virginia Belle (I570)
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| 5645 | 1850 Federal Census of District No. 3, Hopkins County, Kentucky Amos Bassett - 34 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 1000 Lucy W. - 37 - F - Kentucky Lucien - 7 - M - Kentucky George - 5 - M - Kentucky William - 2 - M - Kentucky 1860 Federal Census of Madisonville, Hopkins County, Kentucky (14 Jul 1860) Amos Bassett - 44 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 4,000 2,000 Lucy W. - 36 - F - Kentucky Lucien - 18 - M - Kentucky - Farm Laborer George - 16 - M - Kentucky - Farm Laborer Wm. - 14 - M - Kentucky Mary - 12 - F - Kentucky Elijah - 8 - M - Kentucky Samuel - 2 - M - Kentucky Clarence Nasher - 2 - M - Kentucky 1870 Federal Census of Madisonville, Hopkins County, Kentucky (1 Jul 1870) Amos Bassett - 54 - M - Kentucky Lucy - 46 - Kentucky - Keeping House Lucian - 27 - M - Kentucky - Works in Tobacco factory George - 24 - M - Kentucky - Laborer on farm Mary R. - 19 - F - Kentucky Elijah - 17 - M - Kentucky - Works on farm Samuel - 12 - M - Kentucky - Works on farm Sallie J. - 9 - F - Kentucky Fannie W. - 7 - F - Kentucky John - 5 - M - Kentucky Jessie - 1 - F - Kentucky Affie Bryant - B - 47 - F - Kentucky - Cook & Washer Nicholas - B - 12 - M - Kentucky - Works on farm 1880 Federal Census of Courth House, Hopkins County, Kentucky Amos Bassett - 64 - M - KY-VA-KY - Head - Farmer Lucy W. - 57 - F - KY-SC-VA - Wife - Housekeeper Lucien - 37 - M - KY-KY-KY - Son - Tobacco Dealer George - 34 - M - KY-KY-KY - Son - Farmer Samuel - 22 - M - KY-KY-KY - Son - Farmer Jennie - 19 - F - KY-KY-KY - Daughter - Housekeeper Fannie - 16 - F - KY-KY-KY - Daughter - Housekeeper John - 15 - M - KY-KY-KY - Son - Farm Hand Hopkins County, Kentucky Volume I - 1988 Bassett The Bassett family was a prominent family in Kentucky having lived here for many years, since the great grandparents of Amos Bassett came in the early 1800's. Amos (1815-1899), the second son of Captain John Stout Bassett, served as Deputy Sheriff of Bracken County before coming to Hopkins County in 1841. He married Lucy Waller Nesbit on Sept. 20, 1842. They had eleven children: Lucien, George, William (Bud), Mark K., Elijah, Laura, Samuel, Jenny, Fannie, John and Jessie. (I) Lucien married Agnes Pritchett and his children were: James, Alvin Gordon and Mary Lee Bassett. (II) George (1846-1914) was unmarried. George, William and Elijah owned a livery stable and saw mill in Hopkins Co. George had a contract to do the first paving of Madisonville streets. (III) William (Bud), farmer and sawmill owner, married Josie Fugate. Their children were: Hirom, Lucy, Lizzie, Sammie, Cordie and Nina (1) Hirom married Ella Wilson and they had three children: (1a) Mary Ruth who married B.L. Hobgood, parents of Byron Lee Hobgood, Attorney, and Carolyn Williams (deceased). (1b) Hiram Jr., who married Mary Etta Beeny, parents of Michael and Beverly Bassett. (2) Lucy, unmarried, reared the family of her sister, Sammie Bassett Tapp (deceased). (3) Lizzie (1894-1910). (4) Sammie married Willis J. Tapp and their children were: (4a) W.R. (Bob) Tapp (deceased) married Mary Eleanor Huston. (4b) Josephine Tapp married Samuel James Baker (deceased). They had one daughter (deceased). (4c) Margaret Tapp married Hugh Davis Noe and had two children, Sarah Noe Davis and Sam Noe. (5) Cordie married James Rich. (6) Nina married Hal Jackson Tapp and their children were: (6a) Lucy Bassett Tapp married Walter C. Hopkins - children Thomas W. Hopkins, Louisville, KY, and Peggy Hopkins Landini, Washington, D.C. (6b) Betsy Tapp of Louisville, KY. (IV) Mary K. married Dr. Mandely Winstead and their children were: Kate and Amos. (V) Elijah married Mrs. Cordie Rover and at her death married Margaret Bull. (VI) Laura (1855-1858). (VII) Samuel married Mary Jones and had one child, Elizabeth, who married Fred Earhart whose children were: Ann Earhart and Charles Earhart. (VIII) Jenny married Yateman Johnson and had two children: (1) Lucien married Myrtle Tucker and had four children - Sarah Alice, Ray, Frank and Roy. (2) Lucy married R.L. Ferguson. (IX) Fannie married Ed Kirkwood and had three children: (1) George Bassett Kirkwood (married). (2) Willis Kirkwood. (3) Nan Kirkwood married Mr. Beard and at his death Mr. Shaw. One daughter, Frances, now deceased. (X) John married Sally Morgan and their children were: (1) Fannie Waller married Lana Graham. (2) Mildred married Strother Branson. (3) Mary Ellen married Robert Nixon. (4) Elijah married Ruth Crick. (5) Sarah married Mr. Wilkerson. (XI) Jessie married Alvin Sisk and had six children: (1) Samuel Bassett Sisk, (2) Bart Sisk, (3) Hanson Sisk, (4) Alvin Sisk, Jr., married Grace Jones, (5) Jessie Sisk married Ferguson Brown and (6) Louise Sisk married Mr. Newkirk. Submitted by Margaret Tapp Noe and Lucy Tapp Hopkins. Hopkins County, Kentucky Volume I - 1988 John Stout Bassett Captain John Stout Bassett was born 22 Jun 1791 near Washington (formerly Bassett), PA, as his family migrated from Hunterdon County, New Jersey, to Kentucky. His parents were Amos and Susan Stout Bassett who were with General Symmes' party that came down the Ohio River to found Cincinnati. The Bassetts stopped at Limestone, now Maysville, and lived in Mason and Bracken Counties, KY. John served for 28 years as sheriff of Bracken County. In 1841 he and his family moved to Hopkins County where he bought a farm near Anton. On 24 Mar 1811 John Bassett married Jane Rogerson, daughter of William Rogerson, and they had eight children. They were Elijah, Amos, James, William P., Elizabeth, Susan, Emily and Jane Rogerson Bassett. Elijah is discussed in another article. William P. never married; Elizabeth married John Margness Pearl, Jr.; Susan married Lonny Niblick and Emily married William H. Hewlett. All four of these children died as young adults and are buried in the Bassett cemetery near Anton. Amos Bassett was born 15 Sep 1815 and married Lucy Waller Nesbit on 20 Sept. 1842. He had farms near Madisonville and members of this family have been prominent in Hopkins County since 1841. The children of Amos and Lucy were Lucien who married Agnes Prithcett, George never married, William "Bud" married Josei Fugate, Mary K. married Dr. Mandley B. Winstead, Elijah married Margaret Elizabeth Bull and then Mrs. Cordie rover, Laura A. died young, Samuel married Mary Jones, Jenny married Yateman Johnson, Fannie Waller married Ed Kirkwood, John married Sally Morgan and Jessie married Alvin D. Sisk. The Amos Bassett family owned a large tract of land in Madisonville called "Bassett Hill". It ran from Price Street east across what is now Highway 41 and contained two family-owned livery stables, a sawmill and a slaughter house. George Bassett had the first contract to pave streets in Madisonville. The residence of Byron Hobgood on Price Street is on the site of the home of his great-grandfather, William "Bud" Bassett. Byron is President and his uncle, Hiram Bassett, is Secretary-Treasurer of the Bassett-Anton Community Cemetery Association. James Bassett was the first of the family to come to West Kentucky. Soon after receiving his certificate to practice medicine in 1840, he rode westward to seek a location. He settled in Providence, then in Hopkins County. He married Frances America S. Given, daughter of Eleazer and Mary Eveline Savage Sittler Given. They had no children. Jane Rogerson Bassett was born 23 May 1828 and married Joe Smith Thomas on 7 Feb 1848. Their only daughter, Emma, married Henry Burle Williams and they had nine children. Jane and Joe Thomas lived in Hopkins County and are buried in the Bassett Cemetery near Anton. Submitted by Wm. Kerr Bassett | Nesbit, Lucy Waller (I503)
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| 5646 | 1850 Federal Census of Division #23, Barbour County, AL (24 Sep 1850) Snowden Kirkland 55 M South Carolina Mahaley 28 F North Carolina Everett 14 M Georgia Melinda 13 F Georgia William 12 M Alabama Joel 11 M Alabama Daniel 11 M Alabama Maston 6 M Alabama Martha 2 F Alabama | Bass, Alcey Mahala (I52442)
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| 5647 | 1850 Federal Census of Division #25, Early County, Georgia (19 Sep 1850) Andrew Bass 50 M North Carolina Farmer Serenia 27 F Georgia Rachel 10 F Georgia Serenia 8 F Georgia Cotney 5 M Georgia Francis 3 M Georgia James 2 M Georgia 1860 Federal Census of Kirkland, Henry County, Alabama (30 Aug 1860) Andrew Bass 60 M North Carolina Farmer -- 400 Sarina 39 F Georgia Richard 19 M Georgia Farmer Sarina 18 F Alabama Domestic Cortran 17 F Alabama Domestic Zilla F. 15 F Alabama James 13 M Georgia Sarah E. 8 F Georgia Emeline 3 F Georgia William B. Bailey 1 M Alabama John W. Wilson 29 M Alabama Farmer | Bass, Andrew Jackson (I52437)
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| 5648 | 1850 Federal Census of Division #3, Tippah County, Mississippi (November 9, 1850) William H. Bass - 39 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 700 Hannah - 39 - Female - North Carolina Eliza A.E. - 16 - Female - North Carolina Sarah A. - 14 - Female - Tennessee Martha J. - 12 - Female - Tennessee Francis - 10 - Female - Mississippi William M. - 7 - Male - Mississippi Samuel - 5 - Male - Mississippi Asbury W. - 3 - Male - Mississippi Mary E. - 1/12 - Female - Mississippi | Mathis, Jo Hannah (I2)
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| 5649 | 1850 Federal Census of Division #3, Tippah County, Mississippi (November 9, 1850) William H. Bass - 39 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 700 Hannah - 39 - Female - North Carolina Eliza A.E. - 16 - Female - North Carolina Sarah A. - 14 - Female - Tennessee Martha J. - 12 - Female - Tennessee Francis - 10 - Female - Mississippi William M. - 7 - Male - Mississippi Samuel - 5 - Male - Mississippi Asbury W. - 3 - Male - Mississippi Mary E. - 1/12 - Female - Mississippi | Bass, Eliza A.E. (I3)
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| 5650 | 1850 Federal Census of Division #3, Tippah County, Mississippi (November 9, 1850) William H. Bass - 39 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 700 Hannah - 39 - Female - North Carolina Eliza A.E. - 16 - Female - North Carolina Sarah A. - 14 - Female - Tennessee Martha J. - 12 - Female - Tennessee Francis - 10 - Female - Mississippi William M. - 7 - Male - Mississippi Samuel - 5 - Male - Mississippi Asbury W. - 3 - Male - Mississippi Mary E. - 1/12 - Female - Mississippi | Bass, Sarah Ann (I4)
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