Bassett Family Association Database
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Matches 5,701 to 5,750 of 52,713
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| 5701 | 1850 Federal Census of Edwards County, Illinois Starling Hill - 47 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 1000 Elizabeth - 47 - F - Kentucky Eliza Bassett - 44 - F - Kentucky Elvington Hill - 18 - M - Illinois - Farmer Susan - 14 - F- Illinois George G. - 12 - M - Illinois Sarah- 10 - F - Illinois Morrvel - 7 - M - Illinois Hester - 6 - F - Illinois Bassett - 3 - M - Illinois | Hill, Sarah (I298)
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| 5702 | 1850 Federal Census of Edwards County, Illinois Starling Hill - 47 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 1000 Elizabeth - 47 - F - Kentucky Eliza Bassett - 44 - F - Kentucky Elvington Hill - 18 - M - Illinois - Farmer Susan - 14 - F- Illinois George G. - 12 - M - Illinois Sarah- 10 - F - Illinois Morrvel - 7 - M - Illinois Hester - 6 - F - Illinois Bassett - 3 - M - Illinois | Hill, Starling Marvel (I299)
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| 5703 | 1850 Federal Census of Edwards County, Illinois Starling Hill - 47 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 1000 Elizabeth - 47 - F - Kentucky Eliza Bassett - 44 - F - Kentucky Elvington Hill - 18 - M - Illinois - Farmer Susan - 14 - F- Illinois George G. - 12 - M - Illinois Sarah- 10 - F - Illinois Morrvel - 7 - M - Illinois Hester - 6 - F - Illinois Bassett - 3 - M - Illinois | Hill, Hester (I300)
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| 5704 | 1850 Federal Census of Edwards County, Illinois Starling Hill - 47 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 1000 Elizabeth - 47 - F - Kentucky Eliza Bassett - 44 - F - Kentucky Elvington Hill - 18 - M - Illinois - Farmer Susan - 14 - F- Illinois George G. - 12 - M - Illinois Sarah- 10 - F - Illinois Morrvel - 7 - M - Illinois Hester - 6 - F - Illinois Bassett - 3 - M - Illinois | Hill, Abner Bassett (I301)
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| 5705 | 1850 Federal Census of Elizabeth Township, Lawrence County, Ohio (28 Oct 1850) John Bass 33 M Virginia Laborer Harriet 25 F Pennsylvania John 14 M Ohio Laborer Bryson 11 M Ohio Joseph 8 M Ohio Jeremiah 6 M Ohio Sarah 3 F Ohio 1860 Federal Census of Madison Township, Jackson County, Ohio (30 Jul 1860) Jonathan Bass 37 M Virginia Farmer 600 200 Harriett 40 F Ohio Joseph 16 M Ohio Sarah E. 13 F Ohio Obediah 9 M Ohio Eliza J. 7 F Ohio Mary M. 4 F Ohio | Bass, Jonathan Jr. (I55949)
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| 5706 | 1850 Federal Census of Elkhart County, Indiana Amos Bassett - 32 - M - Ohio - Farmer 800 Aurilla - 23 - F - Vermont George M. - 1 - M - Indiana 1860 Federal Census of Center Township, Marshall County, Indiana (25 Jun 1860) Amos Bassett - 49 - M - Ohio - Farmer 3500 500 A.M. - 34 - F - Vermont - Housekeeper Geo. M. - 10 - M - Indiana Orange D. - 8 - M - Indiana Ellina - 6 - F - Indiana Charles F. - 4 - M - Indiana Chandler - 1 - M - Indiana W.O. Myers - 20 - M - Ohio - Farm laborer 1870 Federal Census of Constantine, St. Joseph County, Michigan (10 Aug 1870) Amos Bassett - 42 - M - Ohio - Farmer 2800 400 Eliza - 61 - F - Ohio - Keeping House Alice(?) A. - 16 - F - Indiana - At home Charles F. - 13 - M - Works on farm | Hall, Aurilla M. (I148)
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| 5707 | 1850 Federal Census of Elkhart County, Indiana Amos Bassett - 32 - M - Ohio - Farmer 800 Aurilla - 23 - F - Vermont George M. - 1 - M - Indiana 1860 Federal Census of Center Township, Marshall County, Indiana (25 Jun 1860) Amos Bassett - 49 - M - Ohio - Farmer 3500 500 A.M. - 34 - F - Vermont - Housekeeper Geo. M. - 10 - M - Indiana Orange D. - 8 - M - Indiana Ellina - 6 - F - Indiana Charles F. - 4 - M - Indiana Chandler - 1 - M - Indiana W.O. Myers - 20 - M - Ohio - Farm laborer | Bassett, George M. (I628)
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| 5708 | 1850 Federal Census of Elkhart County, Indiana Ann Bassett - 63 - F - Kentucky C R - 22 - M - Ohio Farmer Sarah A - 20 - F - Ohio George Bassett lived in Sacramento, California from 1852 through at least 1860. California, September 24th, 1852 Dear brother, i take this oporunity to enform you i have arived in california and i am well and i hope these few lines will find you and the friends all well i had the mountain fever when i was on the humbolt and was sick two weeks but i am as ever now we are thirsty unles north of marysville ive had been sorre five days i have not done every thing more than prospect some yet and they canot doe witch untill it raines in the dry digings and there is not until doing on the revers we came by the of salt lake the journey was not any harder than i thought it was but it is hard legions and angesons journey i would you to write what you are all doing and where you all are Mo Low trade his horses for oxen at salt lake and he lost one ox direct your answer to Sacrimento california. G.R. Bassett | Bassett, George (I145)
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| 5709 | 1850 Federal Census of Elkhart County, Indiana Ann Bassett - 63 - F - Kentucky C R - 22 - M - Ohio Farmer Sarah A - 20 - F - Ohio | Mickey, Anna (I17)
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| 5710 | 1850 Federal Census of Ellisburgh, Jefferson County, New York Samuel C. Bassett 34 M Farmer Ziporah 33 F Amos H. 16 M Samuel C. 14 M Helen M. 9 F 1860 Federal Census of Brookfield, Madison County, New York (5 Jul 186 Lewis Bassett 84 M Rhode Island Farmer 2000 600 Grace 68 F New York Samuel? 47 M New York Farmer Phebe 40 F New York Ezra 3 M New York Servis 9 M New York 1870 Federal Census of Brookfield, Madison County, New York (17 Aug 1870) Samuel C. Bassett 59 M New York Carpenter & Joiner 3,000 500 Phebe A. 46 F New York Keeping House Lewis L. 19 M New York Carpenter & Joiner Eva? L. 12 M New York William H. 6 M New York Minnie Clark 7 F New York | Bassett, Samuel Clark (I07527)
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| 5711 | 1850 Federal Census of Evesham, Burlington County, New Jersey (23 Oct 1850) William Bassett - B - 50 - M - Delaware - Laborer 150 Rachel - B - 45 - F - Delaware Thomas - B - 13 - M - New Jersey Emma Saws - B - 5 - F - New Jersey | Bassett, William (I1)
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| 5712 | 1850 Federal Census of Evesham, Burlington County, New Jersey (23 Oct 1850) William Bassett - B - 50 - M - Delaware - Laborer 150 Rachel - B - 45 - F - Delaware Thomas - B - 13 - M - New Jersey Emma Saws - B - 5 - F - New Jersey | Rachel (I2)
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| 5713 | 1850 Federal Census of Evesham, Burlington County, New Jersey (23 Oct 1850) William Bassett - B - 50 - M - Delaware - Laborer 150 Rachel - B - 45 - F - Delaware Thomas - B - 13 - M - New Jersey Emma Saws - B - 5 - F - New Jersey | Bassett, Thomas (I4)
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| 5714 | 1850 Federal Census of Fairfield Township, Columbiana County, Ohio (15 Oct 1850) Charles D. Bassett - 33 - M - New Hampshire - Merchant 600 Ann W. - 26 - F - Ohio Nathan H. - 5 - M - Ohio | Bassett, Nathan H. (I1492)
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| 5715 | 1850 Federal Census of Fairfield Township, Franklin County, Indiana Jonithan 29 M Indiana Sarah 28 F Indiana Lewis 7 M Indiana Theodore 5 M Indiana Mary 3 F Indiana | Bassett, Jonathan (I05990)
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| 5716 | 1850 Federal Census of Fairfield Township, Franklin County, Indiana Nathaniel Bassett 56 M Massachusetts 400 Elizabeth 46 F New York David 17 M Indiana Caroline 15 F Indiana Martha 12 F Indiana Charles 9 M Indiana Sarah 8 F Indiana | Bassett, Nathaniel (I02902)
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| 5717 | 1850 Federal Census of Fairfield Township, Lenawee County, Michigan Nehemiah Basset 38 M New York Farmer Mary 37 F New York Nehemiah W. 15 M Michigan Henry 13 M Michigan Oliver 11 M Michigan Amanda 9 F Michigan Mary 7 F Michigan Davis 6 M Michigan 1860 Federal Census of Summerfield, Monroe County, MI (4 Jun 1860) Nehemiah Bassett 48 M New York Farmer 1200 300 Mary L. 47 F New York N.W. 25 M Michigan Oliver C. 21 F Michigan Amanda 19 F Michigan Mary 16 F Michigan James E. 12 M Michigan Arthur 9 M Michigan Margaret E. 6 F Michigan 1870 Federal Census of Summerfield Twp., Monroe County, MI (28 Jul 187 Nehemiah Bassett 58 M New York Farmer 2000 500 Mary J. 57 F New York Keeping House Oliver 31 M Michigan Farmer Margaret E. 16 F Michigan At home | Bassett, Nehemiah (I04253)
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| 5718 | 1850 Federal Census of Fall River, Bristol County, Massachusetts (14 Aug 1850) Ebenr. Bassett 29 M Maine Stone Cutter Sylvia 26 F Massachusetts Lydia Crate 32 F Massachusetts | Bassett, Ebenezer (I04189)
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| 5719 | 1850 Federal Census of Falmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts (5 Aug 1850) Moses Bassett 29 M Vermont Physician M. Jannett Bassett 26 F Massachusetts David B. Baker 4 M New York Olive C. Fish 18 F Massachusetts 1870 Federal Census of 6th Ward, Quincy, Adams County, Illinois (8 Aug 1870) Moses Bassett 48 M Vermont Physician 7000 3000 Marie J. 46 F Massachusetts Keeping House & 3 others 1880 Federal Census of Quincy, Adams County, Illinois Moses F. Bassett 57 M VT VT VT Head Physician Mary J. 55 F MA FR MA Wife Keeping House History of Adams County, Illinois Bassett, Moses F., physician and surgeon, office, 629 Hampshire street; residence, Tremont House. He was born in Windsor county, Vermont, June 27, 1821. At the age of fifteen he chose the medical profession, and went to Albany, New York, pursuing the necessary literary and medical studies at Albany, and Worcester, Mass. Practiced medicine in Barnstable county, Mass., from 1841 till 1853; came to Quincy in 1853 and has been actively engaged here in his profession ever since. During the war of the Rebellion he was a surgeon in the Government service for the fourth district of Illinois, and afterward for several years Pension Surgeon. He is not in any sense a politician and devotes all his time and energies to his profession. History of the Streets of Great Bend, Kansas Ray S. Schulz BASSETT AVENUE - BROADWAY AVENUE Broadway was originally plotted as Bassett Avenue and was changed to the name Broadway by the previously mentioned Ordinance No. 77 on July 10, 1885. It was named for Doctor M.F. Bassett, of Quincy, Illinois, Vice President of the Great Bend Town Company and a partner with Dr. Charles R.S. Curtis in the practice of medicine. Moses F. Bassett M.D. was born in Windsor County, Vermont, June 27, 1821, into a large family of moderate circumstances. At the age of 15, having selected the medical profession for his occupation, young Bassett moved to Albany, New York and worked for two years while studying Physiology, Latin, Chemistry, Botany and other studies that he thought would prepare him for the study and practice of Medicin Procuring some medical books, he taught a country district school for the winter returning to Albany in the spring; became a student in a physician's office. After more study and attendance at Albany Medical College he moved to Barnstable, Massachusetts where he practiced 2 years. He then enrolled in the Medical College at Worcester, Mass. from which he graduated. He then located in Quincy, Illinois. It was while he worked with Dr. Charles R.S. Curtis that the two men became interested in organizing the Great Bend Town Company and in investing in a large tract of land in Barton County and the town of Great Bend. Since neither gentlemen lived or occupied a residence on the town site they did not receive any lots in the apportionment. | Bassett, Dr. Moses Felch (I05270)
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| 5720 | 1850 Federal Census of Fayette County, Alabama (November 20, 1850) John T. Bass - 37 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer 100 Mary - 38 - Female - South Carolina Mary E. - 5 - Female - Alabama Andrew J. - 2 - Male - Alabama 1860 Federal Census of Fayette County, Alabama (July 31, 1860) John Bass - 46 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer 500 600 Mary - 51 - Female - South Carolina Polly - 15 - Female - Alabama Andrew - 12 - Male - Alabama 1870 Federal Census of Betts, Sanford County, Alabama (July 12, 1870) Andrew J. Bass - 22 - Male - Alabama - Farmer 500 400 Polly - 61 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House Mary E. - 25 - Female - Alabama | Bass, Mary E. (Polly) (I3)
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| 5721 | 1850 Federal Census of Fayette County, Alabama (November 20, 1850) John T. Bass - 37 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer 100 Mary - 38 - Female - South Carolina Mary E. - 5 - Female - Alabama Andrew J. - 2 - Male - Alabama 1860 Federal Census of Fayette County, Alabama (July 31, 1860) John Bass - 46 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer 500 600 Mary - 51 - Female - South Carolina Polly - 15 - Female - Alabama Andrew - 12 - Male - Alabama 1870 Federal Census of Betts, Sanford County, Alabama (July 12, 1870) Andrew J. Bass - 22 - Male - Alabama - Farmer 500 400 Polly - 61 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House Mary E. - 25 - Female - Alabama | Redus, Mary E. (Polly) (I2)
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| 5722 | 1850 Federal Census of Fayette County, Alabama (November 20, 1850) John T. Bass - 37 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer 100 Mary - 38 - Female - South Carolina Mary E. - 5 - Female - Alabama Andrew J. - 2 - Male - Alabama 1860 Federal Census of Fayette County, Alabama (July 31, 1860) John Bass - 46 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer 500 600 Mary - 51 - Female - South Carolina Polly - 15 - Female - Alabama Andrew - 12 - Male - Alabama | Bass, John T. (I1)
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| 5723 | 1850 Federal Census of Fayette County, Alabama (November 20, 1850) John T. Bass - 37 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer 100 Mary - 38 - Female - South Carolina Mary E. - 5 - Female - Alabama Andrew J. - 2 - Male - Alabama 1860 Federal Census of Fayette County, Alabama (July 31, 1860) John Bass - 46 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer 500 600 Mary - 51 - Female - South Carolina Polly - 15 - Female - Alabama Andrew - 12 - Male - Alabama 1870 Federal Census of Betts, Sanford County, Alabama (July 12, 1870) Andrew J. Bass - 22 - Male - Alabama - Farmer 500 400 Polly - 61 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House Mary E. - 25 - Female - Alabama 1880 Federal Census of Lamar County, Alabama (9 Jun 1880) Andrew J. Bass 32 M AL TN TN Head Farmer Nancy 28 F AL TN TN Wife Keeping House John F. 9 M AL AL AL Son James M. 7 M AL AL AL Son Isaac B. 5 M AL AL AL Son Samuel 3 M AL AL AL Son Elbert 2 M AL AL AL Son Edward 9/12 M AL AL AL Son | Bass, Andrew Jackson (I4)
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| 5724 | 1850 Federal Census of Fayette County, Illinois (14 Sep 1850 Joseph I. Davis 23 M Virginia Brickmaker Jacob Bass 27 M Virginia Farmer 200 Nancy J. 25 F Virginia John M. 21 M Illinois & 8 Wickers Daily Illinois State Journal, Springfield, Illinois, Wednesday, August 19, 1931 Bass Family Pana, Aug. 18. ? The second annual reunion of the J.M. Bass family was held in this city at Kitchell park Sunday with forty-two relatives and descedants in attendance. The oldest member present was W.G. Candfield of St. Louis, aged 65 and, the youngest was Walter Kunkle, also of St. Louis. The officers of the Bass organization, as re-elected, are Cecil Bass, Decatur, president, and Mrs. Elsie Richardson, Kinmundy, secretary and treasurer. Those in attendance were: W.G. Candfield, J.D. Russel, Lizzie Candfield, Leota Russell, R.E. Garland, J.E. Garland, Nellie Garland, Hurley Garland, Ben Kunkle, Ruth Kunkle, Walter Kunkle and Ben Kunkle, jr. all of St. Louis; Mr. and Mrs. George Morrison, Peoria; Cecil Bass, Helen Rose Bass, Herbert Cecil Bass, Rosemary Bass, Betty Louise Bass, Paul Edward Bass, all of Decatur; Leo Clayton, Suavilla Clayton, Dale Clayton and Warren Clayton, of Witt; Lewis Richardson, Elsie Richardson, James Richardson, John Gilbert Richardson, John M. Bass, Raddie Howell Bass, Raymond Bass, Alice Bass, Dorothy Bass, all of Kinmundy; Jack Bradford and Ethel Clayton Bradford, Ocenee; Lucy Bass and Mrs. C.O. Rose, Decatur; Charles Clayton and Mattie Clayton, Oconee. The next meeting will be held in Pana at Kitchell park the third Sunday in August, 1932. | Bass, Jacob Marshall (I34807)
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| 5725 | 1850 Federal Census of Fayette County, Illinois (16 Dec 1850) Thomas Ammons 57 M Georgia Farmer 80 Mary 50 F North Carolina Theresa 22 F Illinois Thomas 13 M Illinois John 5 M Illinois Guilford Bass 13 M Illinois Elijah 10 M Illinois Marion 6 M Illinois Joseph 3 M Illinois | Proctor, Mary Polly (I35004)
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| 5726 | 1850 Federal Census of Fayette County, Kentucky B.F. Bassett - 20 - M Squire Bassett - 27 - M 1860 Federal Census of Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky (9 Jul 1860) Squire Bassett - 36 - M - Kentucky - Boot & Shoe Merchant 7,500 20,000 E. - 29 - F - Kentucky Slaughter - 6 - M - Kentucky Fanny - 4 - F - Kentucky Lilly - 1 - F - Kentucky 1870 Federal Census of Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky (22 Aug 1870) Squire Bassett - 46 - M - Kentucky - Boot & Shoe Merchant 27,000 22.500 Elizabeth - 40 - F - Kentucky Slaughter - 17 - M - Kentucky Fanny - 14 - F - Kentucky Lillie - 12 - F - Kentucky Edward - 9 - M - Kentucky Emma - 2 - F - Kentucky 1880 Federal Census of 4th Ward, Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky Squire Bassett - 56 - M - KY-KY-KY - Head - Shoe Merchant Elizabeth - 50 - F - KY-KY-KY - Wife - Keeping House Edward - 17 - M - KY-KY-KY - Son - At Home Emma - 12 - F - KY-KY-KY - Daughter Anna W. - 10 - F - KY-KY-KY - Daughter Mary Sayre Bassett - 5 - F - KY-KY-KY - Daughter Lexington Herald, November 20, 1907 Bank Directors Pass Respect Resolutions Mrs. Wm. L. Threlkeld, Deceased, Was Daughter of President Bassett The board of directors of the Fayette National Bank, of which Squire Bassett has for years been president, devoting to it the best years of his life and the greatest consideration and most intense labors, at its regular monthly meeting yesterday passed resolutions upon the death of Mrs. William L. Threlkeld, the daughter of Mr. Bassett, whose death cast a shadow over the whole community and caused intense grief to all fortunate enough to know her. The resolutions passed by the Directors of the Fayete National Bank are: "Whereas, it has pleased our Heavenly Father to remove from the midst of her loved ones, in her happy home, Mrs. Fanny Bassett Threlkeld, the beloved daughter of our esteemed president, Squire Bassett; therefore be it, "Resolved, That we hereby offer assurance of our heart-felt sympathy and condolence in this, his hour of bereavement and affliction, and that we join his many friends in expressing our grief for the irreparable loss to himself and family. "Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be spread upoon the minutes, and a copy furnished the press of the city for publication." R.S. Bullock, Cashier, J.M. Duff, Chairman pro tem. Lexington Herald, January 2, 1909 Mr. Squire Bassett Receives Pretty Gift Remembered on His Eighty-fifth Birthday By Bank Officials Perhaps one of the happiest moments in the long well spent life of Mr. S. Bassett, until recently President of the Fayette National Bank, was at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon, when, with all connected with the bank and Mr. S. Bassett's shoe store present at his home o South Limestone street, a beautifully wrought silver pitcher was given as a token of the affection for the "grand old man" by those at the bank. The officers, directors and employes of the bank and store were invited to Mr. Bassett's for a reception, and the gift was surprising. The occasion for the reception was the eighty-fifth birthday of Mr. Bassett and the anniversary of the thirty-sixth year of his election to the presidency of the bank, and also the new year's day. The speech of presentation made by Mr. J. M. Duff, a member of the directorate of the bank. Lexington Herald, January 22, 1909 Squire Bassett Ill Mr. Squire Bassett was taken seriously ill at his home on South Limestone street yesterday. His condition was reported at a late hour last night as having no change from the reports earlier in the evening. He was resting comparatively easy shortly before midnight. Lexington Herald, January 26, 1909 Passes Away After A Long And Useful Life Mr. Squire Bassett Dies After Brief But Severe Illness Led All in Business Was Also Financier and Church Worker Funeral Tomorrow Peer of his fellow men in commercial affairs, director general in executive ability, tree to his political principles, conscientious and zealous in his religion, loved as a wife father and counselor by sons and daughters, honored by all, Mr. Squire Bassett passed from life early yesterday morning. Death came yesterday at 5:30 o'clock at his home at 230 South Limestone street, after an illness of the last week. The end was not unexpected, his advanced age making the slightest illness dangerous. His death was not due to any particular illness but was rather the result of a general breaking down of his physical faculties. Several days ago it became evident that he would not survive and for the last two or three days it was seen that he was gradually sinking into the calm sleep. Sketch of Mr. Bassett's Life. Mr. Squire Bassett was born January 1, 1824, in Harrison county, eighty-five years ago on New Year's day. His early life was spent on the farm. As a young man he came to Lexington in 1846 and entered the postoffice as a clerk under Mr. Joseph Ficklin. In Taylor's administration Mr. Trotter was appointed postmaster to succeed Mr. Ficklin. Upon Mr. Trotter's death which occurred soon after his appointment, Mr. Bassett who was deputy postmaster, was appointed by President Fillmore and served under him and President Pierce. He was a Clay Whig and later a Republican. After retiring from the postmastership he entered the mercantile business, the shoe store bearing his name being one of the leading ones in Lexington for the last 54 years. Early in his career he manifested unusual business ability. He was one of the founders of the Fayette National Bank in 1870 and was a director in that institution from the beginning. In 1873 he was made president of the bank and so remained until last December when he resigned on account of the weight of years and declining health. He was also a director in the Security Trust company. Bulwark of Bank. The Fayette National owes much of its success and present standing to him. Last New Year's day the officials and employees of the bank and of the store presented him a silver pitcher as a token of their high esteem and appreciation of his long service and leadership. For a number of years his son, Mr. J.E. Bassett, has been associated with him in the shoe business. He is survived by three children, Mrs. Julian McClymonds, Miss Ann Bassett, and Mr. J.E. Bassett, all of this city. His wife who was a Miss Slaughter, of Louisville, died in 1880. Mr. Bassett's grand children are Miss Elizabeth Threlkeld, daughter of Mr. W.L. Threlkeld; Mrs. W.N. Offutt, of Lexington, and Mrs. W.N. R.O. Kirkwood, daughters of the late Mrs. M.T. Scott, and Misses Katherine and Francis and Edward Bassett, children of Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Bassett. His home for a number of years has been at 230 South Limestone street. His death was due to infirmities incident to old age. His death marks the passing of one of Lexington's oldest, most substantial and respected business men and friends. His honesty was of the rugged, country bred type that accepts no alternative. His integrity was unquestioned and his sincerity was absolute. He was for more than fifty years a consistent member of the Second Presbyterian Church of this city and was an elder of that church for nearly forty years. He was generous to his employees and kind to all whom his life touched. One salesman has been associated with him for the last forty years, growing old in his service. Peer of the Best. Lexington's leading financial institutions may well put crape on their doors for the peer of the ablest among them is gone and there are few to fill his place. His church loses a tower of strength, and his family its fountainhead of wisdom and direction. A few days ago Mr. J.E. Bassett went to Boston on business, going from there to New York where he was telegraphed of his father's serious illness. He arrived Saturday morning and was with his father during the last hours. The funeral services will be held at the Second Presbyterian church at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. The funeral arrangements will be announced later. Lexington Herald, February 18, 1909 Mr. Bassett's Will Filed For Probate Beneficiaries Named in Document Disposing of Property of the Late Mr. S. Bassett The will of the late Mr. S. Bassett, of this city, was offered for probate. After providing for the payment of just debts and funeral expenses, the entire estate is divided equally among his surviving children, Mr. J.E. Bassett, Mrs. Emma Bassett McClymonds, Miss Ann Bassett, Miss Elizabeth Threlkeld, daughter of Frances Bassett Threlkeld; Mrs. R.O. Kirkwood, of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Mrs. W.N. Offutt, of this city, the last two being daughters of Elizabeth Bassett Scott. The will provides for the conduct of the business of S. Bassett & Sons for a period of six months following the death of the testator. His son, Mr. J.E. Bassett, is named as executor, and Mr. Geo. W. Darnall and the late Judge J.R. Morton are witnesses of the signature. | Bassett, Squire (Somin) (I102)
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| 5727 | 1850 Federal Census of Fayette County, Kentucky B.F. Bassett - 20 - M Squire Bassett - 27 - M Benjamin Franklin Bassett was living next door to his parents in the 1860 census of Missouri. 1860 Federal Census of Cameron, Clinton County, Missouri (25 Jul 1860) B.F. Bassett - 30- M - Kentucky - Farmer 8000 2000 Mary J. - 25 - F - Kentucky Mary B. - 5 - F - Kentucky Rebecca - 1 - F - Missouri 1870 Federal Census of Lathrop, Clinton County, Missouri (27 Jul 1870) B.F. Bassett - 40- M - Kentucky - Farmer 17,600 2400 Mary J. - 37 - F - Kentucky Rebecca - 11 - F - Missouri Moriah - 8 - F - Missouri John A. - 6 - M - Illinois Lloid - 4 - M - Missouri M.V. Warwield - M - Kentucky - Farmer 8000 300 1880 Federal Census of Shoal, Clinton County, Missouri Benjamin Bassett - 50 - M - KY-KY-VA - Head - Farmer Mary J. - 47 - F - KY-MD-KY - Wife - Keeping House Rebecca B. - 20 - F - MO-KY-KY - Daughter - At Home Maria W. - 18 - F - MO-KY-KY - Daughter - At Home John A. - 15 - M - MO-KY-KY - Son - At Home Lloyd W. - 13 - M - MO-KY-KY - Son - At Home Evergreen Cemetery, Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado Bassett, Anna - d. 21 Jan 1924 Bassett, Augusta A. - b. 1858 d. 1948 Bassett, Benjamin Franklin - b. 27 Mar 1830 d. 30 Apr 1906 Bassett, Beulah - b. 1903 Bassett, Clyde J. - b. 1903 d. 17 Mar 1961 Bassett, Daisy - b. 1871 d. 1937 Bassett, David B. - b. 1880 d. 1936 Bassett, Ella C. - b. 1868 d. 1928 Bassett, Floy Messerdale - d. 1968 Bassett, George F. - b. 1858 d. 1956 Bassett, Guy Leonard - buried 6 Jul 1955 Bassett, Herbert W. - b. 1908 d. 1935 Bassett, Ida Annette - d. 3 May 1892 Bassett, John A. - b. 1864 d. 1940 Bassett, John S. - d. 14 Jan 1898 Bassett, Martha Jane - b. 1869 buried 20 Nov 1950 Bassett, Mary Agnes - b. 1897 d. 1942 Bassett, Mary Kay - d. 12 Mar 1937 Bassett, Myrtle L. - b. 1886 d. 1944 Bassett, Paul E. Adams - b. 1875 buried 14 Jan 1926 Bassett, Robert S. - b. 1852 d. 1925 Bassett, William F. - b. 1881 d. 1939 | Bassett, Benjamin Franklin (I548)
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| 5728 | 1850 Federal Census of Fifth District, Barry County, Missouri (11 Sep 1850) John Basset - 22 - M - Kentucky Casandra - 20 - F - Indiana Hugh - 1/12 - M - Missouri 1860 Federal Census of Mountain Township, Barry County, Missouri (18 Aug 1860) John Basset - 39 - M - Illinois - Farmer 500 775 Casender - 30 - F - Indiana - Domestic Hugh - 10 - M - Missouri Nate B. - 8 - M - Missouri Morgan - 6 - M - Missouri Susanah - 4 - F - Missouri Wyly - 2 - M - Missouri Sarah - 4/12 - F - Missouri Jane Hubanks - 20 - F - Arkansas - Domestic 1870 Federal Census of Crane Creek, Barry County, Missouri (25 Aug 1870) John Basset - 42 - M - Kentucky - Farmer Cassandra - 40 - F - Indiana Thomas - 18 - M - Missouri Morgan - 16 - M - Missouri Amanda - 14 - F - Missouri Sarah - 11 - F - Missouri Wiley - 13 - M - Missouri Martha - 6 - F - Missouri Edward - 3 - M - Missouri Mary - 5/12 - F - Missouri (Son, Hugh Bassett, was living next door in the 1870 census.) | Garrison, Cassandra (I202)
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| 5729 | 1850 Federal Census of Fifth District, Barry County, Missouri (11 Sep 1850) John Basset - 22 - M - Kentucky Casandra - 20 - F - Indiana Hugh - 1/12 - M - Missouri 1860 Federal Census of Mountain Township, Barry County, Missouri (18 Aug 1860) John Basset - 39 - M - Illinois - Farmer 500 775 Casender - 30 - F - Indiana - Domestic Hugh - 10 - M - Missouri Nate B. - 8 - M - Missouri Morgan - 6 - M - Missouri Susanah - 4 - F - Missouri Wyly - 2 - M - Missouri Sarah - 4/12 - F - Missouri Jane Hubanks - 20 - F - Arkansas - Domestic 1870 Federal Census of Crane Creek, Barry County, Missouri (25 Aug 1870) John Basset - 42 - M - Kentucky - Farmer Cassandra - 40 - F - Indiana Thomas - 18 - M - Missouri Morgan - 16 - M - Missouri Amanda - 14 - F - Missouri Sarah - 11 - F - Missouri Wiley - 13 - M - Missouri Martha - 6 - F - Missouri Edward - 3 - M - Missouri Mary - 5/12 - F - Missouri (Son, Hugh Bassett, was living next door in the 1870 census.) | Bassett, John Thomas (I194)
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| 5730 | 1850 Federal Census of Florence Township, Erie County, Ohio (27 Jul 1850) Miles S. Bassett 27 M New York Carpenter 600 Temperance S. 23 F Massachusetts Sarah E. 4 F Ohio Elizabeth C. 2 F Ohio 1860 Federal Census of Brownhelm, Lorain County, Ohio (5 Jun 1860) Miles S. Bassett 40 M New York Farmer 1000 500 Temperance 34 F Massachusetts Sarah E. 14 F Ohio Elizabeth 12 F Ohio Kate 8 F Ohio Anna G. 4 F Ohio Carrie 4/12 F Ohio 1870 Federal Census of Pittsfield, Lorain County, Ohio (27 Jun 1870) Miles S. Bassett 49 M New York Farmer 700 150 Sophia 43 F Massachusetts Keeping House Kitty 18 F Ohio At Home Anna 16 F Ohio Josephine 11 F Ohio Anna E. Perry 69 F Massachusetts | Bassett, Miles Standish (I09142)
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| 5731 | 1850 Federal Census of Florida, Berkshire County, Massachusetts (27 Aug 1850) Charles Leggett - 60 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 800 Abigail - 60 - F - Massachusetts Lawson - 40 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer Abigail Bassett - 35 - F - Massachusetts Harvey - 6 - M - Massachusetts Jesse Negus - 40 - M - Massachusetts 1860 Federal Census of Florida, Berkshire County, Massachusetts (12 Jun 1860) Levi Granger - 50 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 5500 1322 Almeda - 47 - F - Massachusetts James - 20 - M - Massachusetts Mary - 18 - F - Massachusetts Chas. - 16 - M - Massachusetts Selina - 13 - F - Massachusetts Betsey - 11 - F - Massachusetts Edwin - 9 - M - Massachusetts Allan - 6 - F - Massachusetts Caroline - 2 - F - Massachusetts Harvey Bassett - 17 - M - Massachusetts 1870 Federal Census of Monroe, Franklin County, Massachusetts (1 Jun 1870) Harvey Bassett - 26 - M - Massachusetts - Farm laborer Susan - 26 - F - Massachusetts - Keeping House Vincie - 5 - F - Massachusetts - Attending School May M. - 2 - M - Massachusetts - At Home 1880 Federal Census of Lanesborough, Berkshire County, Massachusetts Harvy E. Bassett - 35 - M - MA-MA-MA - Head - Laborer Tamra - 34 - F - MA-MA-MA - Wife - Housekeeper Viney E. - 14 - F - MA-MA-MA - Daughter - In School May - 11 - F - MA-MA-MA - Daughter - In School Ennette - 9 - F - MA-MA-MA - Daughter - In School | Bassett, Harvey Edwin (I1569)
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| 5732 | 1850 Federal Census of Florida, Berkshire County, Massachusetts (27 Aug 1850) Charles Leggett - 60 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 800 Abigail - 60 - F - Massachusetts Lawson - 40 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer Abigail Bassett - 35 - F - Massachusetts Harvey - 6 - M - Massachusetts Jesse Negus - 40 - M - Massachusetts | Legate, Abigail (I1055)
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| 5733 | 1850 Federal Census of Florida, Berkshire County, Massachusetts (29 Aug 1850) Erastus Bassett - 45 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 360 Lydia - 43 - F - Massachusetts Luana - 18 - F - Massachusetts Diana(?) - 16 - F - Massachusetts Lnna(?) - 13 - F - Massachusetts 1860 Federal Census of Rowe, Franklin County, Massachusetts (29 Jun 1860) Luna Bassett - 23 - M - Massachusetts - Farm Laborer 800 200 Living with others 1870 Federal Census of Whitingham, Windham County, Vermont (8 Aug 1870) John N. Bassett - 33 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 1200 500 Polly R. - 28 - F - Vermont - Keeping House Alma R. - 4 - F - Vermont Alta L. - 1 - F - Vermont Erastus Bassett - 68 - M - Massachusetts 1880 Federal Census of Whitingham, WIndham County, Vermont Luna A. Bassett - 42 - M - MA-MA-VT - Head 1900 Federal Census of Whitingham, Windham County, Vermont (14 Jun 1900) Luna A. Bassett - 62 - M - Oct 1837 - MA-MA-VT - Head (Wd) Farmer | Bassett, Luna (John N.) (I1555)
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| 5734 | 1850 Federal Census of Florida, Berkshire County, Massachusetts (29 Aug 1850) Erastus Bassett - 45 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 360 Lydia - 43 - F - Massachusetts Luana - 18 - F - Massachusetts Diana(?) - 16 - F - Massachusetts Lnna(?) - 13 - F - Massachusetts | Yaw, Lydia (I1058)
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| 5735 | 1850 Federal Census of Florida, Berkshire County, Massachusetts (29 Aug 1850) Erastus Bassett - 45 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 360 Lydia - 43 - F - Massachusetts Luana - 18 - F - Massachusetts Diana(?) - 16 - F - Massachusetts Lnna(?) - 13 - F - Massachusetts | Bassett, Diana(?) (I1553)
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| 5736 | 1850 Federal Census of Florida, Berkshire County, Massachusetts (29 Aug 1850) Erastus Bassett - 45 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 360 Lydia - 43 - F - Massachusetts Luana - 18 - F - Massachusetts Diana(?) - 16 - F - Massachusetts Lnna(?) - 13 - F - Massachusetts | Bassett, Luana (I1554)
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| 5737 | 1850 Federal Census of Florida, Berkshire County, Massachusetts (29 Aug 1850) Erastus Bassett - 45 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 360 Lydia - 43 - F - Massachusetts Luana - 18 - F - Massachusetts Diana(?) - 16 - F - Massachusetts Luna - 13 - M - Massachusetts 1860 Federal Census of Whitingham, Windham County, Vermont (2 Jun 1860) Erastus Bassett - 58 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 1200 360 Chloe - 58 - F - Vermont 1870 Federal Census of Whitingham, Windham County, Vermont (8 Aug 1870) John N. Bassett - 33 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 1200 500 Polly R. - 28 - F - Vermont - Keeping House Alma R. - 4 - F - Vermont Alta L. - 1 - F - Vermont Erastus Bassett - 68 - M - Massachusetts | Bassett, Erastus James (I1049)
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| 5738 | 1850 Federal Census of Flowerfield Township, St. Joseph County, Michig William Bassett 48 M Massachusetts Hotel Betsy Ann 44 F New York Henry 18 M Pennsylvania Eliza Ann 10 F Michigan Delamar 8 M Michigan Elvira 6 F Michigan Lewis 2 M Michigan 1860 Federal Census of Flowerfield Twp, St. Joseph County, Michigan (17 Aug 1860) William Bassett 58 M Massachusetts Hotel Keeper 5000 1100 Betsey 54 F New York Francis 21 M Pennsylvania Farmer Lewis 12 M Michigan | Bassett, William (I04860)
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| 5739 | 1850 Federal Census of Fort Bend County, Texas (26 Sep 1850) Julia M. Bassett 30 F Virginia Washington 10 M Texas Clement 8 M Texas Robert 6 M Texas Edwin 1 M Texas | Beale, Julia Lee (I03284)
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| 5740 | 1850 Federal Census of Fort Edward, Washington County, New York (6 Sep 1850) Frederick Basset 45 M New York Merchant 350 Ellen 40 F New York Louise 15 F New York | Bassett, Frederick M. (I06768)
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| 5741 | 1850 Federal Census of Fort Edward, Washington County, New York (6 Sep 1850) John Bassett 41 M New York Merchant 5000 Harriet 32 F Vermont George A. Hatch 34 M Vermont Boatman 1860 Federal Census of Fort Edward, Washington County, New York (10 Jul 1860) John W. Bassett 50 M New York Grocer 3500 1000 Harriet 41 F Vermont Housewife Pope T. 8 M New York George A. Hatch 40 M Vermont Farming Phineas E. Hatch 32 M Vermont Boatman Fort Edward Marriage Records, 1848 Husband: John W. Bassett Age: 39 Residence: Fort Edward Wife: Harriet Match Aged: 29 Residence: Fort Edward Marriage: February 10, 1848 Performed by: Samuel Bennett, Justice of the Peace WILL of John W. Bassett In the name of God Amen:, I John W. Bassett of Fort Miller, N.Y. of the age of Seventy Seven years being of sound mind and memory do make publish and declare this my last will and testament in manner following vi First: I will that all my past debts and funeral expenses shall be paid out of my estate. Second: I give devise and bequeath to Carrie Louise Cox, daughter of John Cox, the sum of two hundred dollars to be paid out of my estat Third: I give and bequeath to Laura Hatch wife of P.E. Hatch of Fort Miller, N.Y. the sum of five hundred dollars to be paid out of my estate. Fourth: I give and bequeath to Richard O. Bassett of Albany, N.Y. the sum of one thousand dollars to be paid out of my estate. Lastly: I hereby nominate and appoint John Wagman of Fort Miller, N.Y. to be executor of this my last will and testament hereby revoking all former wills by me made. In witness where of I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 27th day of ??? | Bassett, John W. (I06772)
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| 5742 | 1850 Federal Census of Fourth District, Marion County, Florida (December 3, 1850) Needham Bass - 52 - Male - North Carolina - Laborer Elizabeth - 42 - Female - North Carolina Charles E. - 13 - Male - Georgia Wm H.C. - 12 - Male - Georgia Sylvana - 8 - Female - Georgia Almira - 3 - Female - Georgia George L.T. - 2 - Male - Georgia Living nearby: 1850 Federal Census of Fourth District, Marion County, Florida (December 3, 1850) Quincey Bass - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Jane - 16 - Female - Georgia 1860 Federal Census of Brevard, Brevard County, Florida (June 28, 1860) Quinn Bass - 30 - Male - Georgia - Farmer 500 800 Jane - 25 - Female - Georgia William - 12 - Male - Florida Eliza - 10 - Female - Florida Richard - 8 - Male - Florida Missouri - 6 - Female - Florida Thomas - 4 - Male - Florida Samuel - 2 - Male - Florida 1870 Federal Census of Orlando, Orange County, Florida (July 13, 1870) Quinn Bass - 45 - Male - Georgia - Farmer 300 5000 Jane - 37 - Female - Georgia - Keeping House Richard - 18 - Male - Florida - Laborer Eliza - 16 - Female - Florida - House Keeper Margaret - 14 - Female - Florida David - 12 - Male - Florida Virginia - 10 - Female - Florida Crawford - 8 - Male - Florida Lilla - 6 - Female - Florida Samuel - 2 - Male - Florida | Richards, Mary Jane (I29)
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| 5743 | 1850 Federal Census of Fourth District, Marion County, Florida (December 3, 1850) Needham Bass - 52 - Male - North Carolina - Laborer Elizabeth - 42 - Female - North Carolina Charles E. - 13 - Male - Georgia Wm H.C. - 12 - Male - Georgia Sylvana - 8 - Female - Georgia Almira - 3 - Female - Georgia George L.T. - 2 - Male - Georgia Living nearby: 1850 Federal Census of Fourth District, Marion County, Florida (December 3, 1850) Quincey Bass - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Jane - 16 - Female - Georgia 1860 Federal Census of Brevard, Brevard County, Florida (June 28,1860) Charles Bass - 25 - Male - Georgia - Farmer 100 200 Mary - 28 - Female - Georgia Aaron - 4 - Male - Florida Moses - 1 - Male - Florida | Bass, Charles E. Sr. (I22)
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| 5744 | 1850 Federal Census of Fourth District, Marion County, Florida (December 3, 1850) Needham Bass - 52 - Male - North Carolina - Laborer Elizabeth - 42 - Female - North Carolina Charles E. - 13 - Male - Georgia Wm H.C. - 12 - Male - Georgia Sylvana - 8 - Female - Georgia Almira - 3 - Female - Georgia George L.T. - 2 - Male - Georgia Living nearby: 1850 Federal Census of Fourth District, Marion County, Florida (December 3, 1850) Quincey Bass - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Jane - 16 - Female - Georgia | Peterson, Elizabeth (I17)
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| 5745 | 1850 Federal Census of Fourth District, Marion County, Florida (December 3, 1850) Needham Bass - 52 - Male - North Carolina - Laborer Elizabeth - 42 - Female - North Carolina Charles E. - 13 - Male - Georgia Wm H.C. - 12 - Male - Georgia Sylvana - 8 - Female - Georgia Almira - 3 - Female - Georgia George L.T. - 2 - Male - Georgia Living nearby: 1850 Federal Census of Fourth District, Marion County, Florida (December 3, 1850) Quincey Bass - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Jane - 16 - Female - Georgia | Bass, Sylvana (I26)
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| 5746 | 1850 Federal Census of Fourth District, Marion County, Florida (December 3, 1850) Needham Bass - 52 - Male - North Carolina - Laborer Elizabeth - 42 - Female - North Carolina Charles E. - 13 - Male - Georgia Wm H.C. - 12 - Male - Georgia Sylvana - 8 - Female - Georgia Almira - 3 - Female - Georgia George L.T. - 2 - Male - Georgia Living nearby: 1850 Federal Census of Fourth District, Marion County, Florida (December 3, 1850) Quincey Bass - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Jane - 16 - Female - Georgia | Bass, Almira (I27)
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| 5747 | 1850 Federal Census of Fourth Ward, Allegheny City, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania (4 Sep 1850) George Bassett - 47 - M - England - Plasterer 5000 Isabella - 29 - F - Scotland George - 22 - M - England - Plasterer William H. - 20 - M - Pennsylvania - Painter Emma J. - 18 - F - Pennsylvania Frederick - 16 - M - Pennsylvania James - 14 - M - Pennsylvania Washigton - 12 - M - Pennsylvania Albert - 10 - M - Pennsylvania Marion - 8 - F - Pennsylvania Edwin - 5 - M - Pennsylvania Catharine - 3 - F - Pennsylvania Mary - 1 - F - Pennsylvania 1860 Federal Census of New Sewick, Beaver County, Pennsylvania (11 Jul 1860) Geo Bassett - 54 - M - England - Master Plasterer 9000 2000 Isabella - 38 - F - Scotland Edwin - 14 - M - Pennsylvania Catharine - 13 - F - Pennsylvania Mary - 11 - F - Pennsylvania David - 9 - M - Pennsylvania Josephine - 5 - F - Pennsylvania Thomas - 3 - M - Pennsylvania 1870 Federal Census of Third Ward, Allegheny, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania (22 Jun 1870) Alex D. Ross - 28 - M - Scotland - Bookkeeper --- 800 Kate - 23 - F - Pennsylvania - Keeps House Robert - 1 - M - Pennsylvania Edwin Bassett - 24 - M - Pennsylvania - Bookkeeper David - 19 - M - Pennsylvania - App. to Plasterer Mary - 21 - F - Pennsylvania - At Home | Bassett, Edwin (I13)
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| 5748 | 1850 Federal Census of Fourth Ward, Allegheny City, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania (4 Sep 1850) George Bassett - 47 - M - England - Plasterer 5000 Isabella - 29 - F - Scotland George - 22 - M - England - Plasterer William H. - 20 - M - Pennsylvania - Painter Emma J. - 18 - F - Pennsylvania Frederick - 16 - M - Pennsylvania James - 14 - M - Pennsylvania Washigton - 12 - M - Pennsylvania Albert - 10 - M - Pennsylvania Marion - 8 - F - Pennsylvania Edwin - 5 - M - Pennsylvania Catharine - 3 - F - Pennsylvania Mary - 1 - F - Pennsylvania 1860 Federal Census of New Sewick, Beaver County, Pennsylvania (11 Jul 1860) Geo Bassett - 54 - M - England - Master Plasterer 9000 2000 Isabella - 38 - F - Scotland Edwin - 14 - M - Pennsylvania Catharine - 13 - F - Pennsylvania Mary - 11 - F - Pennsylvania David - 9 - M - Pennsylvania Josephine - 5 - F - Pennsylvania Thomas - 3 - M - Pennsylvania 1870 Federal Census of Third Ward, Allegheny, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania (22 Jun 1870) Alex D. Ross - 28 - M - Scotland - Bookkeeper --- 800 Kate - 23 - F - Pennsylvania - Keeps House Robert - 1 - M - Pennsylvania Edwin Bassett - 24 - M - Pennsylvania - Bookkeeper David - 19 - M - Pennsylvania - App. to Plasterer Mary - 21 - F - Pennsylvania - At Home | Bassett, Catharine (I14)
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| 5749 | 1850 Federal Census of Fourth Ward, Allegheny City, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania (4 Sep 1850) George Bassett - 47 - M - England - Plasterer 5000 Isabella - 29 - F - Scotland George - 22 - M - England - Plasterer William H. - 20 - M - Pennsylvania - Painter Emma J. - 18 - F - Pennsylvania Frederick - 16 - M - Pennsylvania James - 14 - M - Pennsylvania Washigton - 12 - M - Pennsylvania Albert - 10 - M - Pennsylvania Marion - 8 - F - Pennsylvania Edwin - 5 - M - Pennsylvania Catharine - 3 - F - Pennsylvania Mary - 1 - F - Pennsylvania 1860 Federal Census of New Sewick, Beaver County, Pennsylvania (11 Jul 1860) Geo Bassett - 54 - M - England - Master Plasterer 9000 2000 Isabella - 38 - F - Scotland Edwin - 14 - M - Pennsylvania Catharine - 13 - F - Pennsylvania Mary - 11 - F - Pennsylvania David - 9 - M - Pennsylvania Josephine - 5 - F - Pennsylvania Thomas - 3 - M - Pennsylvania 1870 Federal Census of Third Ward, Allegheny, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania (22 Jun 1870) Alex D. Ross - 28 - M - Scotland - Bookkeeper --- 800 Kate - 23 - F - Pennsylvania - Keeps House Robert - 1 - M - Pennsylvania Edwin Bassett - 24 - M - Pennsylvania - Bookkeeper David - 19 - M - Pennsylvania - App. to Plasterer Mary - 21 - F - Pennsylvania - At Home 1880 Federal Census of Sixth Ward, Allegheny, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania John Young - 33 - M - ST-ST-ST - Head - Machinist Mary - 31 - F - PA-EN-ST - Wife - Keeping House Katie - 5 - F - ST-ST-PA - Daughter Bessie - 4 - F - ST-ST-PA - Daughter Isabella - 2 - F - ST-ST-PA - Daughter David Bassett - 29 - M - PA-EN-ST - Brother-in-law - Tea Agent (ST - Scotland) | Bassett, Mary (I15)
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| 5750 | 1850 Federal Census of Fourth Ward, Allegheny City, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania (4 Sep 1850) George Bassett - 47 - M - England - Plasterer 5000 Isabella - 29 - F - Scotland George - 22 - M - England - Plasterer William H. - 20 - M - Pennsylvania - Painter Emma J. - 18 - F - Pennsylvania Frederick - 16 - M - Pennsylvania James - 14 - M - Pennsylvania Washigton - 12 - M - Pennsylvania Albert - 10 - M - Pennsylvania Marion - 8 - F - Pennsylvania Edwin - 5 - M - Pennsylvania Catharine - 3 - F - Pennsylvania Mary - 1 - F - Pennsylvania 1860 Federal Census of New Sewick, Beaver County, Pennsylvania (11 Jul 1860) Geo Bassett - 54 - M - England - Master Plasterer 9000 2000 Isabella - 38 - F - Scotland Edwin - 14 - M - Pennsylvania Catharine - 13 - F - Pennsylvania Mary - 11 - F - Pennsylvania David - 9 - M - Pennsylvania Josephine - 5 - F - Pennsylvania Thomas - 3 - M - Pennsylvania | Cready, Isabella (I3)
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