Bassett Family Association Database
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| 5851 | 1850 Federal Census of Hope, Hamilton County, New York Joseph Bass - Male - 47 - New York Barbary Bass - Female - 28 - New York Ann Bass - Female - 17 - New York Alpheus Bass - Male - 12 - New York Benjamin Bass - Male - 10 - New York David Bass - Male - 8 - New York Harriet Bass - Female - 5 - New York Mary Bass - Female - 3 - New York Sally Bass - Female - 79 - Connecticut | Bass, Barbara (I416)
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| 5852 | 1850 Federal Census of Hope, Hamilton County, New York Joseph Bass - Male - 47 - New York Barbary Bass - Female - 28 - New York Ann Bass - Female - 17 - New York Alpheus Bass - Male - 12 - New York Benjamin Bass - Male - 10 - New York David Bass - Male - 8 - New York Harriet Bass - Female - 5 - New York Mary Bass - Female - 3 - New York Sally Bass - Female - 79 - Connecticut | Bass, Ann S. (I418)
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| 5853 | 1850 Federal Census of Hope, Hamilton County, New York Joseph Bass - Male - 47 - New York Barbary Bass - Female - 28 - New York Ann Bass - Female - 17 - New York Alpheus Bass - Male - 12 - New York Benjamin Bass - Male - 10 - New York David Bass - Male - 8 - New York Harriet Bass - Female - 5 - New York Mary Bass - Female - 3 - New York Sally Bass - Female - 79 - Connecticut | Bass, Alpheus M. (I421)
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| 5854 | 1850 Federal Census of Hope, Hamilton County, New York Joseph Bass - Male - 47 - New York Barbary Bass - Female - 28 - New York Ann Bass - Female - 17 - New York Alpheus Bass - Male - 12 - New York Benjamin Bass - Male - 10 - New York David Bass - Male - 8 - New York Harriet Bass - Female - 5 - New York Mary Bass - Female - 3 - New York Sally Bass - Female - 79 - Connecticut | Bass, Benjamin (I422)
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| 5855 | 1850 Federal Census of Hope, Hamilton County, New York Joseph Bass - Male - 47 - New York Barbary Bass - Female - 28 - New York Ann Bass - Female - 17 - New York Alpheus Bass - Male - 12 - New York Benjamin Bass - Male - 10 - New York David Bass - Male - 8 - New York Harriet Bass - Female - 5 - New York Mary Bass - Female - 3 - New York Sally Bass - Female - 79 - Connecticut | Bass, Harriet A. (I424)
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| 5856 | 1850 Federal Census of Hope, Hamilton County, New York Joseph Bass - Male - 47 - New York Barbary Bass - Female - 28 - New York Ann Bass - Female - 17 - New York Alpheus Bass - Male - 12 - New York Benjamin Bass - Male - 10 - New York David Bass - Male - 8 - New York Harriet Bass - Female - 5 - New York Mary Bass - Female - 3 - New York Sally Bass - Female - 79 - Connecticut | Bass, Mary E. (I425)
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| 5857 | 1850 Federal Census of Hope, Hamilton County, New York Joseph Bass - Male - 47 - New York Barbary Bass - Female - 28 - New York Ann Bass - Female - 17 - New York Alpheus Bass - Male - 12 - New York Benjamin Bass - Male - 10 - New York David Bass - Male - 8 - New York Harriet Bass - Female - 5 - New York Mary Bass - Female - 3 - New York Sally Bass - Female - 79 - Connecticut David was a Civil War Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient. | Bass, David Lawrence (I423)
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| 5858 | 1850 Federal Census of Horsham Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania (27 Aug 1850) Samuel Basset - 31 - M - Pennsylvania - Tailor Sarah B. - 29 - F - Pennsylvania Anna - 9 - F - Pennsylvania William - 6 - M - Pennsylvania Samuel - 6/12 - M - Pennsylvania 1860 Federal Census of Middle Ward, Camden, Camden County, New Jersey (16 Jul 1860) Samuel Basset - 44 - M - Pennsylvania - Tailor 200 Sarah - 38 - F - Pennsylvania Anna - 17 - F - Pennsylvania - Milliner William - 16 - M - Pennsylvania - Clerk Samel - 9 - M - New Jersey Andrew - 6 - M - New Jersey Edward - 4 - M - New Jersey | Daniels, Sarah Ball (I2)
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| 5859 | 1850 Federal Census of Houston County, Georgia William F. Bassett 20 M Georgia Farmer 500 Sarah 20 F Georgia Stephen 1 M Georgia 1860 Federal Census of 5th District, Houston County, Georgia (30 Jul 1860) Wm F. Bassett 35 M Georgia Farmer 200 2225 Sarah 28 F Georgia Angeline 8 F Georgia Wm 5 M Georgia Stephen 3 M Georgia 1870 Federal Census of Perry, Houston County, Georgia (19 Jul 1870) William F. Bassett 45 M Georgia Farmer 2000 1500 Sarah A. 39 F Georgia Keeping house Angelina H. 18 F Georgia At home Stephen M. 12 M Georgia Attending school Mary A. 8 F Georgia S.M. Bassett 5 March 1860 3 April 1912 William F. Bassett 12 January 1825 6 August 1875 Sarah A. Bassett 6 June 1830 9 May 1902 Angie H. Bassett 14 July 1864 8 August 1888 William F. Bassett Jr. Died 8 January 1905, aged 57 years. | Walker, Sara Ann (I42)
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| 5860 | 1850 Federal Census of Hudson Township, Lenawee County, Michigan Nathan H. Bassett - 37 - M - New Hampshire - Clothier Adeline - 34 - F - New York William A. - 12 - M - Michigan Albert H. - 8 - M - Michigan Edgar A. - 6 - M - Michigan Francis - 8/12 - M - Michigan Theodore McDonald - 15 - M - New York - Clothier 1860 Federal Census of Adrian Township, Lenawee County, Michigan (4 Jun 1860) Nathan Bassett - 48 - M - New Hampshire - Farmer 4000 1000 Adelia - 45 - F - New Hampshire Sarah - 29 - F - New Hampshire William - 22 - M - Michigan 1870 Federal Census of Adrian Township, Lenawee County, Michigan (29 Jul 1870) Nathan Bassett - 58 - M - New Hampshire - Farmer 6500 1400 Adelia - 57 - F - New York - Keeping house Albert H. - 27 - M - Michigan - Farmer Edgar A. - 24 - M - Michigan - Farmer Portrait and Biographcal Album of Lenawee County, Michigan - 1888 Nathan H. Bassett, the subject of this sketch, was born in Cheshire County, New Hampshire, March 3, 1812, and is the son of Artemas Bassett, who in early life was a tanner and currier, but after his marriage followed agriculture. He was a native of Massachusetts, being born at Uxbridge, June 19, 1782, and went to New Hampshire with his parents, William and Margery Bassett, when a child. His wife was, before her marriage Miss Sarah Harkness, daughter of Nathan and Susannah Harkness, of Richmond, New Hampshire, and they were married March 28, 1805. Of this union there were born two sons and four daughters. All the members of his family belong to the Society of Friends, and possess the conscientious and upright traits of character for which that religious sect is noted. Our subject was the second son and fourth child of his parents, with whom he removed in 1823 to Starksboro, Vermont, where he lived until he was twenty-one years of age. He attended the district school until eleven years old, after which he assisted in the labors of the farm, going to school only in winter. When twenty-one years of age he sought his fortunes in the West, migrating to Michigan, where he arrived in the spring of 1833. For three years after coming to Lenawee County he worked as a farm hand, then in 1836 he established the woolen factory and carding-machine at Medina, this county, which was the second establishment of the kind in the county, and did the business of the farmers for forty miles south and west. This he operated successfully for about fourteen years, and in 1855 sold it to Hotchkiss & Daniels and purchased a farm in Adrian Township, about halfway between Adrian and Tecumseh, which he has greatly improved, fitted up with comfortable buildings and brought to a high state of cultivation, where he now resides in the enjoyment of comfort and plenty, and that freedom from anxiety and care which his long and active life has so richly earned. Mr. Bassett was married, Sept. 15, 1836, to Miss Adelia Webb, a native of Hackensack, New Jersey; her parents were early settlers of Raisin Township, this county. Of this union there were four children, as follows: William J. was born in September, 1837, and died in the Indian Territory Aug. 16, 1869; Albert H. was born Sept. 15, 1842, and married Miss Hallie, daughter of Asa James, of New York, and is farming in Illinois; he has two sons. Edgar A. was born Aug. 28, 1844. and married Miss Drum, whose people were from Illinois; he resides in Ashland, Dal., and is engaged in the hardware business. Francis M. was born Nov. 21, 1849, and died Aug. 16, 1855, on the old home. Our subject assisted his sons, Albert and Edgar A., giving them both an excellent start in life. The mother of these children was born in Hackensack, New Jersey, Nov. 4, 1812, and came to Michigan with her parents in 1825. She died on the present homestead in 1880, at the age of sixty-eight years. In 1863 Mr. Bassett turned his attention to stock-raising, and ever since that time has taken life easy, giving his attention mainly to the raising of fine stock. His sheep are of the highest grades, his horses are of very fine quality, and in fact all his stock may be classed as thoroughbred, and he has taken many premiums at the county and State fairs. About half his farm lies in Raisin Township, and the other in Adrian Township, and he has resided upon it thirty-two years. The father and mother of our subject died on the homestead here at the ages of seventy-seven and eighty-five years respectively. In politics Mr. Bassett is a solid Republican, and exerts himself strenously for the success of that party. On the temperance question he believes in the theory of high license. He is an earnest, conscientious and upright citizen, interesting himself in every movement that looks to the improvement of society. His honesty and upright course in life have won for him a large circle of friends, whose society he now enjoys, retired from the turmoil of active life. | Bassett, Nathan Harkness (I1096)
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| 5861 | 1850 Federal Census of Hudson Township, Lenawee County, Michigan Nathan H. Bassett - 37 - M - New Hampshire - Clothier Adeline - 34 - F - New York William A. - 12 - M - Michigan Albert H. - 8 - M - Michigan Edgar A. - 6 - M - Michigan Francis - 8/12 - M - Michigan Theodore McDonald - 15 - M - New York - Clothier 1860 Federal Census of Adrian Township, Lenawee County, Michigan (4 Jun 1860) Nathan Bassett - 48 - M - New Hampshire - Farmer 4000 1000 Adelia - 45 - F - New Hampshire Sarah - 29 - F - New Hampshire William - 22 - M - Michigan 1870 Federal Census of Adrian Township, Lenawee County, Michigan (29 Jul 1870) Nathan Bassett - 58 - M - New Hampshire - Farmer 6500 1400 Adelia - 57 - F - New York - Keeping house Albert H. - 27 - M - Michigan - Farmer Edgar A. - 24 - M - Michigan - Farmer Portrait and Biographcal Album of Lenawee County, Michigan - 1888 Nathan H. Bassett, the subject of this sketch, was born in Cheshire County, New Hampshire, March 3, 1812, and is the son of Artemas Bassett, who in early life was a tanner and currier, but after his marriage followed agriculture. He was a native of Massachusetts, being born at Uxbridge, June 19, 1782, and went to New Hampshire with his parents, William and Margery Bassett, when a child. His wife was, before her marriage Miss Sarah Harkness, daughter of Nathan and Susannah Harkness, of Richmond, New Hampshire, and they were married March 28, 1805. Of this union there were born two sons and four daughters. All the members of his family belong to the Society of Friends, and possess the conscientious and upright traits of character for which that religious sect is noted. Our subject was the second son and fourth child of his parents, with whom he removed in 1823 to Starksboro, Vermont, where he lived until he was twenty-one years of age. He attended the district school until eleven years old, after which he assisted in the labors of the farm, going to school only in winter. When twenty-one years of age he sought his fortunes in the West, migrating to Michigan, where he arrived in the spring of 1833. For three years after coming to Lenawee County he worked as a farm hand, then in 1836 he established the woolen factory and carding-machine at Medina, this county, which was the second establishment of the kind in the county, and did the business of the farmers for forty miles south and west. This he operated successfully for about fourteen years, and in 1855 sold it to Hotchkiss & Daniels and purchased a farm in Adrian Township, about halfway between Adrian and Tecumseh, which he has greatly improved, fitted up with comfortable buildings and brought to a high state of cultivation, where he now resides in the enjoyment of comfort and plenty, and that freedom from anxiety and care which his long and active life has so richly earned. Mr. Bassett was married, Sept. 15, 1836, to Miss Adelia Webb, a native of Hackensack, New Jersey; her parents were early settlers of Raisin Township, this county. Of this union there were four children, as follows: William J. was born in September, 1837, and died in the Indian Territory Aug. 16, 1869; Albert H. was born Sept. 15, 1842, and married Miss Hallie, daughter of Asa James, of New York, and is farming in Illinois; he has two sons. Edgar A. was born Aug. 28, 1844. and married Miss Drum, whose people were from Illinois; he resides in Ashland, Dal., and is engaged in the hardware business. Francis M. was born Nov. 21, 1849, and died Aug. 16, 1855, on the old home. Our subject assisted his sons, Albert and Edgar A., giving them both an excellent start in life. The mother of these children was born in Hackensack, New Jersey, Nov. 4, 1812, and came to Michigan with her parents in 1825. She died on the present homestead in 1880, at the age of sixty-eight years. In 1863 Mr. Bassett turned his attention to stock-raising, and ever since that time has taken life easy, giving his attention mainly to the raising of fine stock. His sheep are of the highest grades, his horses are of very fine quality, and in fact all his stock may be classed as thoroughbred, and he has taken many premiums at the county and State fairs. About half his farm lies in Raisin Township, and the other in Adrian Township, and he has resided upon it thirty-two years. The father and mother of our subject died on the homestead here at the ages of seventy-seven and eighty-five years respectively. In politics Mr. Bassett is a solid Republican, and exerts himself strenously for the success of that party. On the temperance question he believes in the theory of high license. He is an earnest, conscientious and upright citizen, interesting himself in every movement that looks to the improvement of society. His honesty and upright course in life have won for him a large circle of friends, whose society he now enjoys, retired from the turmoil of active life. | Webb, Adelia (I1101)
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| 5862 | 1850 Federal Census of Hudson Township, Lenawee County, Michigan Nathan H. Bassett - 37 - M - New Hampshire - Clothier Adeline - 34 - F - New York William A. - 12 - M - Michigan Albert H. - 8 - M - Michigan Edgar A. - 6 - M - Michigan Francis - 8/12 - M - Michigan Theodore McDonald - 15 - M - New York - Clothier Portrait and Biographcal Album of Lenawee County, Michigan - 1888 Nathan H. Bassett, the subject of this sketch, was born in Cheshire County, New Hampshire, March 3, 1812, and is the son of Artemas Bassett, who in early life was a tanner and currier, but after his marriage followed agriculture. He was a native of Massachusetts, being born at Uxbridge, June 19, 1782, and went to New Hampshire with his parents, William and Margery Bassett, when a child. His wife was, before her marriage Miss Sarah Harkness, daughter of Nathan and Susannah Harkness, of Richmond, New Hampshire, and they were married March 28, 1805. Of this union there were born two sons and four daughters. All the members of his family belong to the Society of Friends, and possess the conscientious and upright traits of character for which that religious sect is noted. Our subject was the second son and fourth child of his parents, with whom he removed in 1823 to Starksboro, Vermont, where he lived until he was twenty-one years of age. He attended the district school until eleven years old, after which he assisted in the labors of the farm, going to school only in winter. When twenty-one years of age he sought his fortunes in the West, migrating to Michigan, where he arrived in the spring of 1833. For three years after coming to Lenawee County he worked as a farm hand, then in 1836 he established the woolen factory and carding-machine at Medina, this county, which was the second establishment of the kind in the county, and did the business of the farmers for forty miles south and west. This he operated successfully for about fourteen years, and in 1855 sold it to Hotchkiss & Daniels and purchased a farm in Adrian Township, about halfway between Adrian and Tecumseh, which he has greatly improved, fitted up with comfortable buildings and brought to a high state of cultivation, where he now resides in the enjoyment of comfort and plenty, and that freedom from anxiety and care which his long and active life has so richly earned. Mr. Bassett was married, Sept. 15, 1836, to Miss Adelia Webb, a native of Hackensack, New Jersey; her parents were early settlers of Raisin Township, this county. Of this union there were four children, as follows: William J. was born in September, 1837, and died in the Indian Territory Aug. 16, 1869; Albert H. was born Sept. 15, 1842, and married Miss Hallie, daughter of Asa James, of New York, and is farming in Illinois; he has two sons. Edgar A. was born Aug. 28, 1844. and married Miss Drum, whose people were from Illinois; he resides in Ashland, Dal., and is engaged in the hardware business. Francis M. was born Nov. 21, 1849, and died Aug. 16, 1855, on the old home. Our subject assisted his sons, Albert and Edgar A., giving them both an excellent start in life. The mother of these children was born in Hackensack, New Jersey, Nov. 4, 1812, and came to Michigan with her parents in 1825. She died on the present homestead in 1880, at the age of sixty-eight years. In 1863 Mr. Bassett turned his attention to stock-raising, and ever since that time has taken life easy, giving his attention mainly to the raising of fine stock. His sheep are of the highest grades, his horses are of very fine quality, and in fact all his stock may be classed as thoroughbred, and he has taken many premiums at the county and State fairs. About half his farm lies in Raisin Township, and the other in Adrian Township, and he has resided upon it thirty-two years. The father and mother of our subject died on the homestead here at the ages of seventy-seven and eighty-five years respectively. In politics Mr. Bassett is a solid Republican, and exerts himself strenously for the success of that party. On the temperance question he believes in the theory of high license. He is an earnest, conscientious and upright citizen, interesting himself in every movement that looks to the improvement of society. His honesty and upright course in life have won for him a large circle of friends, whose society he now enjoys, retired from the turmoil of active life. | Bassett, Francis M. (I1113)
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| 5863 | 1850 Federal Census of Huntsville, Madison County, Alabama (16 Dec 1850) John Y. Bassett - 46 - M - Maryland - Doctor Isaphino - 46 - F - Georgia Henry W. - 18 - M - Alabama - Student Mathias L. - 15 - M - Alabama Alice L. - 13 - F - Alabama Louisa - 11 - F - Alabama Leanor - 10 - F - Alabama John Y. - 6 - M - Alabama William D. - 5 - M - Alabama Margaret - 50 - F - Maryland 1860 Federal Census of Huntsville, Madison County, Alabama (15 Jun 1860) Isapheona Bassett - 50 - F - Georgia 12000 10000 Laura - 19 - F - Alabama Leonore - 17 - F - Alabama John - 15 - M - Alabama William - 13 - M - Alabama Daniel B. Young - 36 - M - Tennessee - Lawyer ---- 2,000 Alice L. - 21 - F - Alabama John B. - 6/12 - M - Alabama University of North Carolina libraries John Y. Bassett Papers, 1822-1871 Letters relating to medical, financial, and family matters of Dr. John Young Bassett, physician of Huntsville, Alabama, and family correspondence of his wife, Isaphoene (Thompson) Bassett. The correspondence includes letters from editors Theodore Parker and William Gilmore Simms, 1859-1850, criticizing Bassett's articles on race ethnology. After her husband's death in 1852, there are letters to Mrs. Bassett from her children, including sons Watkins and Henry William. Watkins wrote from Waco, Texas, where he was living with his uncle. Henry joined the Confederate Army and wrote from camps in Mississippi until his death at Shiloh. 153 items. | Thompson, Isaphoena (I50)
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| 5864 | 1850 Federal Census of Huntsville, Madison County, Alabama (16 Dec 1850) John Y. Bassett - 46 - M - Maryland - Doctor Isaphino - 46 - F - Georgia Henry W. - 18 - M - Alabama - Student Mathias L. - 15 - M - Alabama Alice L. - 13 - F - Alabama Louisa - 11 - F - Alabama Leanor - 10 - F - Alabama John Y. - 6 - M - Alabama William D. - 5 - M - Alabama Margaret - 50 - F - Maryland 1860 Federal Census of Huntsville, Madison County, Alabama (15 Jun 1860) Isapheona Bassett - 50 - F - Georgia 12000 10000 Laura - 19 - F - Alabama Leonore - 17 - F - Alabama John - 15 - M - Alabama William - 13 - M - Alabama Daniel B. Young - 36 - M - Tennessee - Lawyer ---- 2,000 Alice L. - 21 - F - Alabama John B. - 6/12 - M - Alabama | Bassett, Lenore (I380)
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| 5865 | 1850 Federal Census of Huntsville, Madison County, Alabama (16 Dec 1850) John Y. Bassett - 46 - M - Maryland - Doctor Isaphino - 46 - F - Georgia Henry W. - 18 - M - Alabama - Student Mathias L. - 15 - M - Alabama Alice L. - 13 - F - Alabama Louisa - 11 - F - Alabama Leanor - 10 - F - Alabama John Y. - 6 - M - Alabama William D. - 5 - M - Alabama Margaret - 50 - F - Maryland 1860 Federal Census of Huntsville, Madison County, Alabama (15 Jun 1860) Isapheona Bassett - 50 - F - Georgia 12000 10000 Laura - 19 - F - Alabama Leonore - 17 - F - Alabama John - 15 - M - Alabama William - 13 - M - Alabama Daniel B. Young - 36 - M - Tennessee - Lawyer ---- 2,000 Alice L. - 21 - F - Alabama John B. - 6/12 - M - Alabama | Bassett, William Davidson (I383)
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| 5866 | 1850 Federal Census of Indiana Lands, Marquette County, Wisconsin (20 Sep 1850) Ebenezer Bassett - 35 - M - New York - Farmer Clarissa - 37 - F - New York James H. - 11 - M - New York Jonas - 10 - M - New York Elvira - 7 - F - Wisconsin Joseph - 5 - M - Wisconsin Horatio - 4 - M - Wisconsin Eliza A. - 2 - F - Wisconsin Harriet C. Tompkins - 16 - F - Wisconsin 1860 Federal Census of Columba, Washaura County, Wisconsin Ebenezer Bassett - 45 - M - New York - Farmer 1500 200 Clarra - 47 - F - New York James H. - 20 - M - New York - Farmer Jonas - 19 - M - New York Alvin (Elvira) - 17 - F - Wisconsin Joseph - 15 - M - Wisconsin Horatio - 13 - M - Wisconsin Eliza - 11 - F - Wisconsin Franklin - 9 - M - Wisconsin Frances - 9 - F - Wisconsin Hannah - 5 - F - Wisconsin Aurelia - 3 - F - Wisconsin 1870 Federal Census of Coloma, Waushara County, Wisconsin E. Bassett - 55 - M - New York - Farmer Clarissa - 57 - F - New York - Keeping House Eliza Ann - 22 - F - Wisconsin Franklin - 19 - M - Wisconsin - Teacher Francis - 19 - F - Wisconsin - Teacher Hannah - 18 - F - Wisconsin Aurilla - 14 - F - Wisconsin | Bassett, Eliza Ann (I8)
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| 5867 | 1850 Federal Census of Indiana Lands, Marquette County, Wisconsin (20 Sep 1850) Ebenezer Bassett - 35 - M - New York - Farmer Clarissa - 37 - F - New York James H. - 11 - M - New York Jonas - 10 - M - New York Elvira - 7 - F - Wisconsin Joseph - 5 - M - Wisconsin Horatio - 4 - M - Wisconsin Eliza A. - 2 - F - Wisconsin Harriet C. Tompkins - 16 - F - Wisconsin 1860 Federal Census of Columba, Washaura County, Wisconsin Ebenezer Bassett - 45 - M - New York - Farmer 1500 200 Clarra - 47 - F - New York James H. - 20 - M - New York - Farmer Jonas - 19 - M - New York Alvin (Elvira) - 17 - F - Wisconsin Joseph - 15 - M - Wisconsin Horatio - 13 - M - Wisconsin Eliza - 11 - F - Wisconsin Franklin - 9 - M - Wisconsin Frances - 9 - F - Wisconsin Hannah - 5 - F - Wisconsin Aurelia - 3 - F - Wisconsin | Bassett, James (I3)
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| 5868 | 1850 Federal Census of Indiana Lands, Marquette County, Wisconsin (20 Sep 1850) Ebenezer Bassett - 35 - M - New York - Farmer Clarissa - 37 - F - New York James H. - 11 - M - New York Jonas - 10 - M - New York Elvira - 7 - F - Wisconsin Joseph - 5 - M - Wisconsin Horatio - 4 - M - Wisconsin Eliza A. - 2 - F - Wisconsin Harriet C. Tompkins - 16 - F - Wisconsin 1860 Federal Census of Columba, Washaura County, Wisconsin Ebenezer Bassett - 45 - M - New York - Farmer 1500 200 Clarra - 47 - F - New York James H. - 20 - M - New York - Farmer Jonas - 19 - M - New York Alvin (Elvira) - 17 - F - Wisconsin Joseph - 15 - M - Wisconsin Horatio - 13 - M - Wisconsin Eliza - 11 - F - Wisconsin Franklin - 9 - M - Wisconsin Frances - 9 - F - Wisconsin Hannah - 5 - F - Wisconsin Aurelia - 3 - F - Wisconsin | Bassett, Jonas (I4)
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| 5869 | 1850 Federal Census of Indiana Lands, Marquette County, Wisconsin (20 Sep 1850) Ebenezer Bassett - 35 - M - New York - Farmer Clarissa - 37 - F - New York James H. - 11 - M - New York Jonas - 10 - M - New York Elvira - 7 - F - Wisconsin Joseph - 5 - M - Wisconsin Horatio - 4 - M - Wisconsin Eliza A. - 2 - F - Wisconsin Harriet C. Tompkins - 16 - F - Wisconsin 1860 Federal Census of Columba, Washaura County, Wisconsin Ebenezer Bassett - 45 - M - New York - Farmer 1500 200 Clarra - 47 - F - New York James H. - 20 - M - New York - Farmer Jonas - 19 - M - New York Alvin (Elvira) - 17 - F - Wisconsin Joseph - 15 - M - Wisconsin Horatio - 13 - M - Wisconsin Eliza - 11 - F - Wisconsin Franklin - 9 - M - Wisconsin Frances - 9 - F - Wisconsin Hannah - 5 - F - Wisconsin Aurelia - 3 - F - Wisconsin | Bassett, Elvira (I5)
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| 5870 | 1850 Federal Census of Indiana Lands, Marquette County, Wisconsin (20 Sep 1850) Ebenezer Bassett - 35 - M - New York - Farmer Clarissa - 37 - F - New York James H. - 11 - M - New York Jonas - 10 - M - New York Elvira - 7 - F - Wisconsin Joseph - 5 - M - Wisconsin Horatio - 4 - M - Wisconsin Eliza A. - 2 - F - Wisconsin Harriet C. Tompkins - 16 - F - Wisconsin 1860 Federal Census of Columba, Washaura County, Wisconsin Ebenezer Bassett - 45 - M - New York - Farmer 1500 200 Clarra - 47 - F - New York James H. - 20 - M - New York - Farmer Jonas - 19 - M - New York Alvin (Elvira) - 17 - F - Wisconsin Joseph - 15 - M - Wisconsin Horatio - 13 - M - Wisconsin Eliza - 11 - F - Wisconsin Franklin - 9 - M - Wisconsin Frances - 9 - F - Wisconsin Hannah - 5 - F - Wisconsin Aurelia - 3 - F - Wisconsin | Bassett, Joseph (I6)
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| 5871 | 1850 Federal Census of Indiana Lands, Marquette County, Wisconsin (20 Sep 1850) Ebenezer Bassett - 35 - M - New York - Farmer Clarissa - 37 - F - New York James H. - 11 - M - New York Jonas - 10 - M - New York Elvira - 7 - F - Wisconsin Joseph - 5 - M - Wisconsin Horatio - 4 - M - Wisconsin Eliza A. - 2 - F - Wisconsin Harriet C. Tompkins - 16 - F - Wisconsin 1860 Federal Census of Columba, Washaura County, Wisconsin Ebenezer Bassett - 45 - M - New York - Farmer 1500 200 Clarra - 47 - F - New York James H. - 20 - M - New York - Farmer Jonas - 19 - M - New York Alvin (Elvira) - 17 - F - Wisconsin Joseph - 15 - M - Wisconsin Horatio - 13 - M - Wisconsin Eliza - 11 - F - Wisconsin Franklin - 9 - M - Wisconsin Frances - 9 - F - Wisconsin Hannah - 5 - F - Wisconsin Aurelia - 3 - F - Wisconsin | Bassett, Horatio (I7)
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| 5872 | 1850 Federal Census of Iredell County, North Carolina John Bass - 35 - Male - North Carolina Jane - 25 - Female - North Carolina Burton - 5 - Male - North Carolina William - 3 - Male - North Carolina Martha J. - 1 - Male - North Carolina 1870 Federal Census of Iredell County, North Carolina John Bass - 57 - Male - North Carolina - Farm Laborer Jane - 48 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House William W. Bass - 21 - Male - North Carolina - Farm Laborer Charles - 17 - Male - North Carolina - Farm Laborer Eliza - 15 - Female - North Carolina - At Home Lillie - 12 - Female - North Carolina - At Home Lee D. - 7 - Male - North Carolina 1900 Federal Census of Statesville Township, Iredell County, North Carolina Davis Bass - 38 - Male - May 1862 - NC-NC-NC - Carpenter Nancy - 35 - Female - Feb 1865 - NC-NC-NC - Wife Cleveland - 14 - Male - Feb 1886 - NC-NC-NC - Son William - 8 - Male - Oct 1891 - NC-NC-NC - Son Edger - 6 - Male - Sep 1893 - NC-NC-NC - Son Mackie - 4 - Male - Dec 1895 - NC-NC-NC - Son Bryant - 5/12 - Male - Dec 1899 - NC-NC-NC - Son Billie - 66 - Male - May 1833 - NC-NC-NC - Father Nannie - 15 - Female - Nov 1884 - NC-NC-NC - Niece | Bass, John (I1)
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| 5873 | 1850 Federal Census of Iredell County, North Carolina John Bass - 35 - Male - North Carolina Jane - 25 - Female - North Carolina Burton - 5 - Male - North Carolina William - 3 - Male - North Carolina Martha J. - 1 - Male - North Carolina 1870 Federal Census of Iredell County, North Carolina John Bass - 57 - Male - North Carolina - Farm Laborer Jane - 48 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House William W. Bass - 21 - Male - North Carolina - Farm Laborer Charles - 17 - Male - North Carolina - Farm Laborer Eliza - 15 - Female - North Carolina - At Home Lillie - 12 - Female - North Carolina - At Home Lee D. - 7 - Male - North Carolina | Cavin, Jane Young (Mary) (I2)
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| 5874 | 1850 Federal Census of Iredell County, North Carolina John Bass - 35 - Male - North Carolina Jane - 25 - Female - North Carolina Burton - 5 - Male - North Carolina William - 3 - Male - North Carolina Martha J. - 1 - Male - North Carolina 1870 Federal Census of Iredell County, North Carolina John Bass - 57 - Male - North Carolina - Farm Laborer Jane - 48 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House William W. Bass - 21 - Male - North Carolina - Farm Laborer Charles - 17 - Male - North Carolina - Farm Laborer Eliza - 15 - Female - North Carolina - At Home Lillie - 12 - Female - North Carolina - At Home Lee D. - 7 - Male - North Carolina | Bass, William W. (I3)
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| 5875 | 1850 Federal Census of Iredell County, North Carolina John Bass - 35 - Male - North Carolina Jane - 25 - Female - North Carolina Burton - 5 - Male - North Carolina William - 3 - Male - North Carolina Martha J. - 1 - Male - North Carolina | Bass, Burton (I41)
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| 5876 | 1850 Federal Census of Iredell County, North Carolina John Bass - 35 - Male - North Carolina Jane - 25 - Female - North Carolina Burton - 5 - Male - North Carolina William - 3 - Male - North Carolina Martha J. - 1 - Male - North Carolina | Bass, Martha (Mariah) (I42)
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| 5877 | 1850 Federal Census of Iredell County, North Carolina (November 26, 1850) Archd Bass - 20 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Mary A. - 17 - Female - North Carolina 1860 Federal Census of South of Yadkin River, Iredell County, North Carolina (November 3, 1860) Arch Bass - 31 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 200 Mary E. - 24 - Female - North Carolina Mary J. - 10 - Female - North Carolina James - 2 - Male - North Carolina 1870 Federal Census of Concord, Iredell County, North Carolina (August 8, 1870) Archibald Bass - 41 - Male - North Carolina 48 Mary - 36 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House James - 12 - Male - North Carolina - Works on Farm Rufus - 8 - Male - North Carolina | Mills, Mary Ann (I4)
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| 5878 | 1850 Federal Census of Iroquois County, Illinois (November 11, 1850) Nelson Bass - Mulatto - 56 - Male - New York - Laborer Katherine - Mulatto - 40 - Female - North Carolina Sandy - Mulatto - 22 - Male - Iowa - Laborer Mahala J. - Mulatto - 4 - Female Benjy T. - Mulatto - 2 - Male - Illinois | Bass, Sandy (I6)
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| 5879 | 1850 Federal Census of Iroquois County, Illinois (November 11, 1850) Nelson Bass - Mulatto - 56 - Male - New York - Laborer Katherine - Mulatto - 40 - Female - North Carolina Sandy - Mulatto - 22 - Male - Iowa - Laborer Mahala J. - Mulatto - 4 - Female Benjy T. - Mulatto - 2 - Male - Illinois | Bass, Mahala J. (I30)
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| 5880 | 1850 Federal Census of Iroquois County, Illinois (November 11, 1850) Nelson Bass - Mulatto - 56 - Male - New York - Laborer Katherine - Mulatto - 40 - Female - North Carolina Sandy - Mulatto - 22 - Male - Iowa - Laborer Mahala J. - Mulatto - 4 - Female Benjy T. - Mulatto - 2 - Male - Illinois | Bass, Benjy T. (I31)
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| 5881 | 1850 Federal Census of Iroquois County, Illinois (November 11, 1850) Nelson Bass - Mulatto - 56 - Male - New York - Laborer Katherine - Mulatto - 40 - Female - North Carolina Sandy - Mulatto - 22 - Male - Iowa - Laborer Mahala J. - Mulatto - 4 - Female Benjy T. - Mulatto - 2 - Male - Illinois | Katherine (I32)
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| 5882 | 1850 Federal Census of Iroquois County, Illinois (11 Nov 1850) Nelson Bass M 56 M New York Laborer Katherine M 40 F North Carolina Sandy M 22 M Iowa Laborer Mahala J. M 4 F Unknown Benjy T. M 2 M Illinois | Bass, Sandy (I188)
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| 5883 | 1850 Federal Census of Irwin County, Georgia (August 19, 1850) Joseph E. Bass - 33 - Male - North Carolina - Farming Christian - 33 - Female David A. - 10 - Male Archd - 7 - Male Everett - 3 - Male 1860 Federal Census of Palatka, Putnam County, Florida (June 4, 1860) David Bass - 20 - Georgia - Laborer Archibald - 17 - Georgia - Laborer 1880 Federal Census of Brevard County, Florida (June 19, 1880) A.C. Bass - 38 - Male - GA-NC-NC - Head - Stock Raising A.V. - 28 - Female - GA-GA-GA - Wife - Keeping House Augustus - 13 - Male - FL-GA-GA - Son - At Home Rosa - 11 - Female - FL-GA-GA - Daughter Quinn - 8 - Male - FL-GA-GA - Son Oliver - 6 - Male - FL-GA-GA - Son Oscar - 4 - Male - FL-GA-GA - Son Lee - 1 - Male - FL-GA-GA - Son | Bass, Archibald Cameron (I795)
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| 5884 | 1850 Federal Census of Irwin County, Georgia (August 19, 1850) Joseph E. Bass - 33 - Male - North Carolina - Farming Christian - 33 - Female David A. - 10 - Male Archd - 7 - Male Everett - 3 - Male 1860 Federal Census of Palatka, Putnam County, Florida (June 4, 1860) David Bass - 20 - Georgia - Laborer Archibald - 17 - Georgia - Laborer | Bass, David A. (I794)
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| 5885 | 1850 Federal Census of Irwin County, Georgia (August 19, 1850) Joseph E. Bass - 33 - Male - North Carolina - Farming Christian - 33 - Female David A. - 10 - Male Archd - 7 - Male Everett - 3 - Male | Cameron, Christian (I792)
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| 5886 | 1850 Federal Census of Irwin County, Georgia (21 Sep 1850) Alexander Bass 17 M North Carolina Farming 400 Mary 22 F Georgia 1860 Federal Census of Isabella, Worth County, Georgia (11 Jul 1860) Alexander Bass 26 M North Carolina --- 400 F. Laborer Mary 34 F Georgia Daniel 10 M Georgia Willis 4 M Georgia Hansel 1 M Georgia Rachael Brown 48 F North Carolina Domestic 1870 Federal Census of Irwinville, Irwin County, Georgia (8 Jun 1870) Alexander Bass 38 M North Carolina Farmer 690 580 Mary 40 F Georgia Daniel 18 M Georgia Willis 11 M Georgia Hansell 9 M Georgia Susana 7 F Georgia Miles 4 M Georgia | Bass, Alexander (I1593)
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| 5887 | 1850 Federal Census of Irwin County, Georgia (8 Oct 1850) David Bass 28 M North Carolina Farming 600 Manda 20 F South Carolina Barney 2 M Georgia Alexander 1 M Georgia Zachariah Bailey 13 M Georgia | Bass, David (I1)
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| 5888 | 1850 Federal Census of Jackson Township, Greene County, Missouri (December 24, 1850) Benj. Austin - 53 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 500 Eleanor - 51 - Female - North Carolina Sophronia C. - 19 - Female - North Carolina Robert - 18 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Eleazer B. - 15 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 1860 Federal Census of Fairgrove, Greene County, Missouri (June 21, 1860) Benjamin Austin - 62 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 1500 800 Elender - 63 - Female - North Carolina 1870 Federal Census of Ebenezer, Greene County, Missouri (August 4, 1870) Benjamin Austin - 73 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 1000 200 Eleander - 72 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House | Bass, Martha Eleanor (Nelly) (I2)
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| 5889 | 1850 Federal Census of Jackson Township, Greene County, Missouri (December 24, 1850) Benj. Austin - 53 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 500 Eleanor - 51 - Female - North Carolina Sophronia C. - 19 - Female - North Carolina Robert - 18 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Eleazer B. - 15 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 1860 Federal Census of Fairgrove, Greene County, Missouri (June 21, 1860) Benjamin Austin - 62 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 1500 800 Elender - 63 - Female - North Carolina 1870 Federal Census of Ebenezer, Greene County, Missouri (August 4, 1870) Benjamin Austin - 73 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 1000 200 Eleander - 72 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House | Austin, Benjamin Berry (I6)
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| 5890 | 1850 Federal Census of Jackson Township, Greene County, Missouri (December 24, 1850) Benj. Austin - 53 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 500 Eleanor - 51 - Female - North Carolina Sophronia C. - 19 - Female - North Carolina Robert - 18 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Eleazer B. - 15 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer | Austin, Sophronia C. (I8)
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| 5891 | 1850 Federal Census of Jackson Township, Greene County, Missouri (December 24, 1850) Benj. Austin - 53 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 500 Eleanor - 51 - Female - North Carolina Sophronia C. - 19 - Female - North Carolina Robert - 18 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Eleazer B. - 15 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer | Austin, Robert (I9)
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| 5892 | 1850 Federal Census of Jackson Township, Greene County, Missouri (December 24, 1850) Benj. Austin - 53 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 500 Eleanor - 51 - Female - North Carolina Sophronia C. - 19 - Female - North Carolina Robert - 18 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Eleazer B. - 15 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer | Austin, Eleazer B. (I10)
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| 5893 | 1850 Federal Census of Jackson Township, Greene County, Missouri (December 24, 1850) Sampson Bass - 23 - Male - Tennessee Ann - 18 - Female - Tennessee Elizabeth - 7/12 - Female - Missouri 1880 Federal Census of Jackson Township, Greene County, Missouri (June 15, 1880) Sampson Bass - 52 - Male - TN-NC-TN - Head - Farmer Ann - 48 - Female - TN-TN-TN - Wife - Keeping House Sampson H. - 18 - Male - MO-TN-TN - Son - Farm laborer David - 13 - Male - MO-TN-TN - Son - Farm laborer Willie Cross - 20 - Male - AR-AR-AR - Farm laborer Fanny Cooper - 16 - Female - AR-AR-TN - Housekeeping Past and Present of Greene County, Missouri Early and Recent History and Genealogical Records of Many of the Representative Citizens By Jonathan Fairbanks and Clyde Edwin Tuck Sampson Bass One of the oldest pioneers of Greene County is Sampson Bass, one of best-known citizens and, substantial farmers of Jackson township, who has spent nearly all of his long life of eighty-seven years in this county, which he has seen come up to its present position from the wilderness where roamed the red man and wild beast and where very few white people were to be found. To all this change he has been an interested and by no means a passive spectator, having sought to do his full share in the work of progress in the locality where he has been contented to abide through many decades. He talks most interestingly of the early days when customs and manners were different, men and women were different - everything, in fact, unlike what our civilization is today. He and other early settlers are of the opinion that those were better, at least happier, times than now, and this is, in the main, true. He might well be compared with the character represented by the American poet, Oliver Wendell Holmes, in his beautiful lines, "The Last Leaf," for Mr. Bass has lived to see his early acquaintances and friends perform their allotted acts in the local drama of civilization and then pass on to rest, coming down to us from a former generation. Mr. Bass was born in Marion county, Tennessee, on December 8, 1827. He is a son of Andrew and Ellen (Smith) Bass. The father was a native of Georgia, from where he removed to North Carolina, thence to Tennessee when a small boy, and he grew to manhood in the last named state on a farm, and there received a limited education. He emigrated with his family in 1830 and, by mistake, settled on land belonging to the Indians, who subsequently drove him off and he settled in Greene county in the fall of 1830, securing eighty acres at first. He started with practically nothing in this state, but being a man of exceptional ability, he became wealthy for those times and owned fourteen hundred and forty acres of land at the time of his death, having acquired his property by hard work and good management, and he died in 1867 on the place where our subject now lives. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church. His wife was a native of Marion county, Tennessee, and there grew up on a farm, received a limited schooling and there she married Mr. Bass. She was a pioneer woman in every respect, working hard assisting her husband to get a start in the wilderness, spinning and weaving, molding candles, making soap and the thousand and one things about the house, of which the modern woman knows nothing except by tradition. She was also a member of the Methodist Episcopal church. Her death occurred on the homestead here in 1862. To these parents fourteen children were born, namely: Sampson, our subject, is the oldest; John, Henderson, Jackson and James are all deceased, Martin V. lives in Greene county, Newton, McCord and Leonard H. are deceased, Lila lives in Polk county, Missouri; Leda, deceased; Narcissus, deceased; Margaret is living in Greene county; Ellen also lives in this county. Mr. Bass, of this sketch, was three years old when his parents brought and he was reared in Greene county and here received such limited educational advantages as those early times afforded. He worked hard assisting his father to clear and develop the home farm, remaining under the parental roof tree until he was twenty-one years old, when, in 1849, he married Ann Rogers, who was born in Tennessee on October 11, 1830, from which state her parents brought her to Greene county, Missouri, when she was a child, and here she grew to womanhood. Her death occurred in 1866. Mr. Bass married a second time, in 1888, to Eliza Lowder, who was born in Green county, Missouri, October 9, 1850, a daughter of George H. and Juda (McCall) Lowder. She is a member of the Baptist church, as was also Mr. Bass' first wife. To the first union nine children were born, namely: Elizabeth, deceased; Jane, Polly, Riley, Sampson H., Jr., deceased; Dave J., deceased; the three youngest children died in infancy. To Mr. Bass' second union two children were born, Roy and Wright. After his first marriage Mr. Bass went to work as a wagon maker, later bought forty acres. His father then gave him eighty acres, and later he entered forty acres. He worked hard and managed well and therefore prospered with advancing years. He continued to buy land until he accumulated seven hundred acres, constituting one of the finest farms in the county, which land he placed under an excellent state of improvement and cultivation and established a commodious home. In 1860 there was no mill in this part of the county and one was badly needed, so Mr. Bass invited his neighbors to his home on Christmas day of that year for the purpose of talking over a proposition to establish a mill in the neighborhood. It finally devolved upon Mr. Bass to build a mill in section 15, Jackson township, and for years he carried on a large and successful business with his combined flour and sawmill, sawing lumber for residents in adjoining counties, as well as for those who lived in Greene. This was in 1860 and was the first steam mill to be operated in Greene county. During the Civil war he ground flour for the armies in this part of the state. He sold his mill in 1866 and resumed farming. The town of Bassville in this township was named for our subject. Politically Mr. Bass is an uncompromising Democrat. He is a member of the Masonic Order, and religiously belongs to the Baptist church. | Bass, Sampson H. Sr. (I15)
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| 5894 | 1850 Federal Census of Jackson Township, Greene County, Missouri (December 24, 1850) Sampson Bass - 23 - Male - Tennessee Ann - 18 - Female - Tennessee Elizabeth - 7/12 - Female - Missouri 1880 Federal Census of Jackson Township, Greene County, Missouri (June 15, 1880) Sampson Bass - 52 - Male - TN-NC-TN - Head - Farmer Ann - 48 - Female - TN-TN-TN - Wife - Keeping House Sampson H. - 18 - Male - MO-TN-TN - Son - Farm laborer David - 13 - Male - MO-TN-TN - Son - Farm laborer Willie Cross - 20 - Male - AR-AR-AR - Farm laborer Fanny Cooper - 16 - Female - AR-AR-TN - Housekeeping | Rogers, Ann (I56)
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| 5895 | 1850 Federal Census of Jackson Township, Greene County, Missouri (December 24, 1850) Sampson Bass - 23 - Male - Tennessee Ann - 18 - Female - Tennessee Elizabeth - 7/12 - Female - Missouri | Bass, Elizabeth (I59)
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| 5896 | 1850 Federal Census of Jackson, Greene County, Missouri (December 24, 1850) Andrew Bass - 50 - Male - Alabama - Farmer 3000 Nelly - 54 - Female - Tennessee Henderson - 21 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer Andrew J. - 19 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer James F. - 18 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer Delilah - 16 - Female - Missouri Nety E. - 15 - Female - Missouri Martin V. - 12 - Male - Missouri Josiah - 11 - Male - Missouri Narcissa - 10 - Female - Missouri Nelly - 9 - Female - Missouri Martha - 7 - Female - Missouri McCord - 5 - Male - Missouri Leonard H. - 4 - Male - Missouri 1860 Federal Census of Jackson, Greene County, Missouri (June 27, 1860) John Bass - 30 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer 1500 5000 Sarah - 25 - Female - North Carolina Sarah - 9 - Female - Missouri Jasper - 6 - Male - Missouri Wilson - 2 - Male - Missouri Living next door 1860 Federal Census of Jackson, Greene County, Missouri (June 27, 1860) James Bass - 26 - Male - Missouri - Farmer 700 300 Eviline - 26 - Female - Tennessee Melissa - 5 - Female - Missouri Franklin - 2 - Male - Missouri Sarah - 2/12 - Female - Missouri | Bass, James Franklin (I18)
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| 5897 | 1850 Federal Census of Jackson, Greene County, Missouri (December 24, 1850) Andrew Bass - 50 - Male - Alabama - Farmer 3000 Nelly - 54 - Female - Tennessee Henderson - 21 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer Andrew J. - 19 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer James F. - 18 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer Delilah - 16 - Female - Missouri Nety E. - 15 - Female - Missouri Martin V. - 12 - Male - Missouri Josiah - 11 - Male - Missouri Narcissa - 10 - Female - Missouri Nelly - 9 - Female - Missouri Martha - 7 - Female - Missouri McCord - 5 - Male - Missouri Leonard H. - 4 - Male - Missouri 1860 Federal Census of Jackson, Greene County, Missouri (June 30, 1860) Andrew Bass - 54 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 6000 9000 Elender - 55 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 6 (17) - Female - Missouri McCord - 14 - Male - Missouri Laurena (Leonard) - 4 (14) - Male - Missouri | Smith, Ellender (I14)
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| 5898 | 1850 Federal Census of Jackson, Greene County, Missouri (December 24, 1850) Andrew Bass - 50 - Male - Alabama - Farmer 3000 Nelly - 54 - Female - Tennessee Henderson - 21 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer Andrew J. - 19 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer James F. - 18 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer Delilah - 16 - Female - Missouri Nety E. - 15 - Female - Missouri Martin V. - 12 - Male - Missouri Josiah - 11 - Male - Missouri Narcissa - 10 - Female - Missouri Nelly - 9 - Female - Missouri Martha - 7 - Female - Missouri McCord - 5 - Male - Missouri Leonard H. - 4 - Male - Missouri 1860 Federal Census of Jackson, Greene County, Missouri (June 30, 1860) Andrew Bass - 54 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 6000 9000 Elender - 55 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 6 (17) - Female - Missouri McCord - 14 - Male - Missouri Laurena (Leonard) - 4 (14) - Male - Missouri | Bass, Martha Margaret (I26)
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| 5899 | 1850 Federal Census of Jackson, Greene County, Missouri (December 24, 1850) Andrew Bass - 50 - Male - Alabama - Farmer 3000 Nelly - 54 - Female - Tennessee Henderson - 21 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer Andrew J. - 19 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer James F. - 18 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer Delilah - 16 - Female - Missouri Nety E. - 15 - Female - Missouri Martin V. - 12 - Male - Missouri Josiah - 11 - Male - Missouri Narcissa - 10 - Female - Missouri Nelly - 9 - Female - Missouri Martha - 7 - Female - Missouri McCord - 5 - Male - Missouri Leonard H. - 4 - Male - Missouri 1860 Federal Census of Jackson, Greene County, Missouri (June 30, 1860) Andrew Bass - 54 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 6000 9000 Elender - 55 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 6 (17) - Female - Missouri McCord - 14 - Male - Missouri Laurena (Leonard) - 4 (14) - Male - Missouri | Bass, McCord (I27)
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| 5900 | 1850 Federal Census of Jackson, Greene County, Missouri (December 24, 1850) Andrew Bass - 50 - Male - Alabama - Farmer 3000 Nelly - 54 - Female - Tennessee Henderson - 21 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer Andrew J. - 19 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer James F. - 18 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer Delilah - 16 - Female - Missouri Nety E. - 15 - Female - Missouri Martin V. - 12 - Male - Missouri Josiah - 11 - Male - Missouri Narcissa - 10 - Female - Missouri Nelly - 9 - Female - Missouri Martha - 7 - Female - Missouri McCord - 5 - Male - Missouri Leonard H. - 4 - Male - Missouri 1860 Federal Census of Jackson, Greene County, Missouri (June 30, 1860) Andrew Bass - 54 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 6000 9000 Elender - 55 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 6 (17) - Female - Missouri McCord - 14 - Male - Missouri Laurena (Leonard) - 4 (14) - Male - Missouri | Bass, Leonard H. (I28)
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