Bassett Family Association Database
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| 5901 | 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) Henderson Bass - 29 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer 1000 1000 Mary - 26 - Female - Tennessee George - 7 - Male - Missouri Lucinda - 5 - Female - Missouri Margaret - 3 - Female - Missouri Francis - 1 - Female - Missouri | Bass, Henderson Anderson (I17)
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| 5902 | 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) J. Newton Bass - 21 - Male - Missouri - Farmer and Laborer --- 200 Jane - 20 - Female - Missouri | Bass, Newton Josiah (I23)
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| 5903 | 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 | Bass, Delilah Arsinet (Lela) (I20)
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| 5904 | 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 | Bass, Neta (Nety) E. (I21)
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| 5905 | 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 | Bass, Martin Van Buren (I22)
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| 5906 | 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 | Bass, Narcissus (I24)
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| 5907 | 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 | Bass, Mary Ellen (Nelly) (I25)
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| 5908 | 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 | Bass, Andrew Jackson Jr. (I29)
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| 5909 | 1850 Federal Census of Johnson, Lamoille County, Vermont (23 Jul 1850) Abraham Bassett - 27 - M - Canada - Blacksmith Delia - 21 - F - Canada Abraham B. - 2 - M - Vermont 1860 Federal Census of Cambridge, Lamoille County, Vermont (11 Jul 1860) Abram Basset - 40 - M - Canada - Blacksmith Delia - 29 - F - Canada Abram - 12 - M - Vermont John - 10 - M - Vermont Alpheus - 7 - M - Vermont Mary - 4 - F - Vermont Joseph - 1 - M - Vermont Mary Shamlo - 70 - F - Canada Mary Basset - 24 - F - Canada - Domestic 1870 Federal Census of Jeffersonville, Lamoille County, Vermont (23 Jun 1870) Abram Bassett - 49 - M - Canada - Blacksmith 2200 1000 Adelia - 42 - F - Canada - Keeping House John - 20 - M - Vermont - Farm Laborer Alpheus - 19 - M - Vermont - Farm Laborer Mary - 14 - F - Vermont - At Home Joseph - 10 - M - Vermont - At Home Ellen - 7 - F - Vermont Josephine - 4 - F - Vermont Peter - 2 - M - Vermont 1880 Federal Census of Cambridge, Lamoille County, Vermont Abram Bassett - 59 - M - CN-CN-CN - Head - Blacksmith Adelia - 53 - F - CN-CN-CN - Wife - Keeps House Joseph - 20 - M - VT-CN-CN - Son - Laborer Ellen A. - 17 - F - VT-CN-CN - Daughter - Home Emma J. - 14 - F - VT-CN-CN - Daughter - School Peter J. - 12 - M - VT-CN-CN - Son - School Frank A. - 10 - M - VT-CN-CN - Son - School | Mussey, Delia (I3)
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| 5910 | 1850 Federal Census of Johnson, Lamoille County, Vermont (23 Jul 1850) Abraham Bassett - 27 - M - Canada - Blacksmith Delia - 21 - F - Canada Abraham B. - 2 - M - Vermont 1860 Federal Census of Cambridge, Lamoille County, Vermont (11 Jul 1860) Abram Basset - 40 - M - Canada - Blacksmith Delia - 29 - F - Canada Abram - 12 - M - Vermont John - 10 - M - Vermont Alpheus - 7 - M - Vermont Mary - 4 - F - Vermont Joseph - 1 - M - Vermont Mary Shamlo - 70 - F - Canada Mary Basset - 24 - F - Canada - Domestic 1880 Federal Census of Templeton, Worcester County, Massachusetts Abner B. Bassett - 33 - M - VT-NY-VT - Head - Black Smith Martha K. - 42 - F - VT-VT-VT - Wife - Keeping House Allston A. - 6 - M - MA-VT-VT - Son - At School Frances B. - 3 - F - MA-VT-VT - Daughter 1900 Federal Census of Templeton, Worcester County, Massachusetts (2 Jun 1900) Abram B. Bassett - 56 - Dec 1843 - M - VT-VT-VT - Head - Ice Business & Fish Martha K. - 60 - May 1840 - F - VT-VT-VT - Wife Alston A. - 27 - Feb 1873 - M - MA-VT-VT (Married 30 years, 4 children, 3 living) | Bassett, Abraham B. (I4)
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| 5911 | 1850 Federal Census of Kalamazoo Village, Kalamazoo County, Michigan John A. Walters 29 M Connecticut Eliza 28 F Michigan Charles 6 M Michigan Mary 4 F Michigan Emily 2 F Michigan William 10/12 M Michigan John C. Bassett 20 M Michigan Clerk 1860 Federal Census of Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo County, Michigan (16 Jun 1860) John Bassett 30 M New York Merchant 20,000 50,000 Eliza Rice Bassett 20 F Vermont Ann Morrisey 30 F Ireland Servant Henry 16 M Switzerland Servant Michael McGrath 21 M Ireland Clerk 1870 Federal Census of Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo County, Michigan (8 Jul 1870) John C. Bassett 38?M New York Wh Grocer 65000 10000 Geo R. 4 M Michigan Louisa 28 F Michigan Keeping House | Bassett, John Cassius (I06728)
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| 5912 | 1850 Federal Census of Kane County, Illinois Alanson Bassett - 43 - M - New York - Farmer 640 Sarah S. - 38 - F - New York Katherine - 20 - F - New York Sally - 18 - F - New York Louisa - 13 - F - New York George - 10 - M - New York Ebenezer - 8 - M - New York Malissa - 5 - F - New York Delila - 1 - F - Illinois 1880 Federal Census of Cedar Lake, Barron County, Wisconsin Ebenezer Bassett - 38 - M - NY-MA-NY - Head - Carpenter Joiner Mary 33 - F - EN-EN-EN - Wife - Keep House Fred W. - 12 - M - IL-NY-EN - Son - At school Nellie - 11 - F - MO-NY-EN - Daugher - At school HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL ALBUM OF THE CHIPPEWA VALLEY, WISCONSIN (1891-2) Ebenezer Bassett, furniture dealer, Rice Lake, Baron county, was born in Bradford, Steuben county, N.Y. August 14, 1841, and is a son of A.T. and Sarah A. (Lord) Bassett, the ancestors of the former being among the early settlers of this country, while on the side of the latter they were German and English. Nine children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Bassett, of whom our subject is the fourth, and one of the four now living. In 1844 the family moved to near Elgin, Kane county, Ill. The father followed carpentering, and died in 1870. The mother passed away in 1874. August 22, 1861, our subject enlisted in Company B, Eighth Illinois cavalry. This company was organized at Sycamore, Ill. and went into camp at St. Charles. He participated in all the battles in which the company was engaged, among which were the second battle of Bull Run, Fredericksburg, Culpepper, on the forage of the Rappahannock, seven days' retreat at VIcksburg, in the battles of Early's raid in Maryland, Antietam, Upperville and Gettysburg. He at this time was in Beauford's cavalry corps of the army of the Potomac. September 18, 1864, he was mustered out, and re-enlisted in Gen. Hancock's veteran corps, February 5, 1865. He was finally mustered out February 5, 1866, at which time he returned to Illinois. In 1868 he moved to Kirksville, Mo., where he carried on a cooper shop for four years. In 1872 he came to Eau Claire, at which place he was engaged in contracting and building until 1875, when he came to Barron county, and homesteaded in Cedar Lake township. In 1880 he came to Rice Lake, where he has since remained, with the exception of the years 1888 and 1889, when he was in California and Washington. In October, 1890, he established his present business. Mr. Bassett was married in March, 1867, to Miss Maria M. Collins, a native of England. They have six children, three of whom are living, namely: Fred A., Nettie G. and Sadie H. Politically he affiliates with the republican party. He is a member of the I.O.O.F., the A.F. and A.M. and the G.A.R. He and his wife are attendants of the Methodist Episcopal church. Ebenezer Bassett 26 April 1923 Rice Lake Chronotype - Rice Lake, Barron County, Wisconsin Ebenezer Bassett, veteran of the Civil War, & a resident of Barron County since 1875, passed away at his home in Rice Lake, Monday afternoon, April 23rd, at the advanced age of 81 years & nine days. He was born in Bradford, Steuben Co. NY in 1841, moving to Barron Co. in 1875 & taking a homestead in Cedar Lake township. In 1880 he removed to Rice Lake where he has since lived, with the exception of the years 1888 & 1889, when he was in California and Washington. During the year 1890 he engaged in the furniture business here continuing for several years & finally giving up the selling of furniture & conducting an undertaking business which he successfully continued until retirement from business some time ago. Aug. 22, 1861 Mr. Bassett enlisted in Co. B, 8th Ill. Cav. at Sycamore, Ill. He participated in many engagements amongst which were the 2nd Battle of Bull Run, Fredericksburg, Culpepper, the forage of the Rappahannock, seven days retreat at Vicksburg, Early's Raid in Maryland, Antietam, Upperville, & Gettysburg. He was mustered out & re-enlisted in General Hancock's veteran corps Feb. 5th, 1866, returning to Illinois. He moved to Kirksville, Mo. in 1868 where he carried on a copper shop for four years. In 1872 he went to Eau Claire, Wi. where he engaged in contracting & building where he remained until he came to Rice Lake. Mr. Bassett was united in marriage in March 1867 to Miss Martha M. Collins, a native of England. Three of their six children are living: Fred A., Nellie G. & Sadie H. The son lives in Minneapolis, Nellie in Chicago, & Sadie in Altoona. In politics Mr. Bassett was a Republican, & formerly belonged to the Odd Fellows. He has been for many years very active in the various Masonic Lodges at Rice Lake, having served as master in the Blue Lodge; Most Excellent High Priest in the Chapter, Thrice Illustrous Master in the Council & Patron in the Order of the Eastern Star. He was an active member in the G.A.R. He has many warm friends & will be missed greatly. The family has the sympathy of all in their bereavement. The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon, with full Masonic ceremonies at the Temple, after a prayer at the home. The body was laid to rest at Orchard Beach Cemetery. Ebenezer Lord Bassett Rice Lake Loses Aged Pioneer E.L. Bassett built City's 1st school & Brick Building Was Civil War Vet, Prominent Mason and Former City Official Rice Lake lost one of its oldest & most highly respected citizens in the death on Monday noon of Ebenezer Lord Bassett. Mr. Bassett was born at Bradford, NY on Aug. 14, 1841, & reached the age of 81 years., 8 mos., & 9 days. When 3 yrs. of age he removed with his parents to Hampshire, IL, where he grew up & at the age of 20 enlisted in Co. B, Eighth Illinois Cavalry, serving three years in the Army of the Potomac. Upon expiration of this term of serving he enlisted in Co. A, 2nd US Veteran Inf., Hancock Corps, for one year & was finally discharged on Feb. 6, 1866. The same year he was married to Mary M. Collins, & they removed to Kirksville, MO, in 1868, where he engaged in the copper business. They removed to Eau Claire in 1872 & two years later took a homestead in the town of Cedar Lake, Barron County, where the family lived for 6 yrs., then removed to Rice Lake. During that 6 yrs. Mr. Bassett was engaged in general building in Rice Lake, having the distinction of laying the 1st sidewalk & building the 1st school house which now is used as a woodhouse. He also built the first brick structure in this city, the 1st ward school house in 1880, before the coming of the railroad, making the doors and windows himself. In 1890 he engaged in the furniture & undertaking business, soon dropping the furniture part & continuing as an undertaker for several years. He served the city one year as an alderman, 3 years as city clerk, 1 year as assessor, & for 20 yrs. was chairman of the Soldiers' Relief committee for this county. Mr. Bassett received the first degrees in Masonry at Hampshire, Ill., becoming a master mason on Jan. 20, 1866. The following year he dimitted to A.J. Willing lodge, under the dispensation, at Burlington, Ill. A year later he dimitted to Kirksville lodge at Kirksville, MO. In 1872 he dimitted to the West Eau Claire lodge & in 1887 became a charter member of.... | Bassett, Ebenezer Lord (I1664)
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| 5913 | 1850 Federal Census of Kane County, Illinois Alanson Bassett - 43 - M - New York - Farmer 640 Sarah S. - 38 - F - New York Katherine - 20 - F - New York Sally - 18 - F - New York Louisa - 13 - F - New York George - 10 - M - New York Ebenezer - 8 - M - New York Malissa - 5 - F - New York Delila - 1 - F - Illinois | Bassett, Catherine (I1659)
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| 5914 | 1850 Federal Census of Kane County, Illinois Alanson Bassett - 43 - M - New York - Farmer 640 Sarah S. - 38 - F - New York Katherine - 20 - F - New York Sally - 18 - F - New York Louisa - 13 - F - New York George - 10 - M - New York Ebenezer - 8 - M - New York Malissa - 5 - F - New York Delila - 1 - F - Illinois | Bassett, Sally (I1660)
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| 5915 | 1850 Federal Census of Kane County, Illinois Alanson Bassett - 43 - M - New York - Farmer 640 Sarah S. - 38 - F - New York Katherine - 20 - F - New York Sally - 18 - F - New York Louisa - 13 - F - New York George - 10 - M - New York Ebenezer - 8 - M - New York Malissa - 5 - F - New York Delila - 1 - F - Illinois | Bassett, Louisa Matilda (I1662)
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| 5916 | 1850 Federal Census of Kane County, Illinois Alanson Bassett - 43 - M - New York - Farmer 640 Sarah S. - 38 - F - New York Katherine - 20 - F - New York Sally - 18 - F - New York Louisa - 13 - F - New York George - 10 - M - New York Ebenezer - 8 - M - New York Malissa - 5 - F - New York Delila - 1 - F - Illinois | Bassett, George Perry (I1663)
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| 5917 | 1850 Federal Census of Kane County, Illinois Alanson Bassett - 43 - M - New York - Farmer 640 Sarah S. - 38 - F - New York Katherine - 20 - F - New York Sally - 18 - F - New York Louisa - 13 - F - New York George - 10 - M - New York Ebenezer - 8 - M - New York Malissa - 5 - F - New York Delila - 1 - F - Illinois | Bassett, Melissa (I1665)
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| 5918 | 1850 Federal Census of Kane County, Illinois Alanson Bassett - 43 - M - New York - Farmer 640 Sarah S. - 38 - F - New York Katherine - 20 - F - New York Sally - 18 - F - New York Louisa - 13 - F - New York George - 10 - M - New York Ebenezer - 8 - M - New York Malissa - 5 - F - New York Delila - 1 - F - Illinois | Bassett, Delilah (I1666)
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| 5919 | 1850 Federal Census of Keene Township, Coshockton County, Ohio Charles Bassett 28 M New Hampshire Carpenter Mary 27 F New Hampshire Hubert 4 M New Hampshire Living next door is: Luman Osborn 33 M Connecticut Lucy 24 F New Hampshire 1880 Federal Census of Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio Charles Bassett 57 M NH NH NH Head Carpenter Mary A. 57 F NH NH NH Wife Keeping House Caroline 25 F OH NH NH Daughter At Home Ellen 14 F OH NH NH Daughter At School William McClure 26 M OH PA PA Other Tin Smith Abbey Benton 41 F NH NH NH Sister At Home | Bassett, Charles (I08807)
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| 5920 | 1850 Federal Census of Keene Township, Coshockton County, Ohio Nathan Bassett 55 M New Hampshire Saddler Harriett 50 F New Hampshire 1870 Federal Census of New Boston, Mercer County, Illinois (3 Aug 1870) Nathan Bassett 72 M New Hamsphire Carpenter (#631.536) Melvina 37 F New York Keeping House Nathan 11 M Iowa Fountain 5 M Iowa Martha 3 F Iowa George 1 M Iowa 1880 Federal Census of New Boston, Mercer County, Illinois Nathan Bassett 82 M NH MA NH Head Carpenter (Retired) Mellvina S. 48 F NY NH EN Wife Keeping House Martha 13 F IL NH NY Daughter At Home George 11 M IL NH NY Son Nathan 21 M IA NH NY Son Brakeman R.R. Keene Biographical Sketches Nathan Bassett Nathan Bassett, youngest son of Samuel Bassett, was born in 179 married Harriet, daughter of Lockhart Willard; had ten children; was captain of the Keene Light Infantry in 1823-4; was a noted carpenter and builder, and laid the foundations of our present city hall. He lived on Marlboro street and built the house now No. 47. His son James was drowned in Ashuelot River, July 4, 1833. He removed to Keene, Ohio. | Bassett, Nathan (I04408)
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| 5921 | 1850 Federal Census of Kendal, Orleans County, New York (8 Aug 1850) P.H. Bassett 50 M Rhode Island Farmer 2000 Cornelia 46 F New York G.B. 23 M New York Laborer Wm. P. 16 M New York Eveline 12 F New York Lucy 9 F New York Dwight 7 M New York John 3 M New York 1860 Federal Census of Brookfield, Madison County, New York (5 Jul 186 George B. Basset 33 M New York Hoe Manufacturer 2000 200 Sarah 27 F New York Herbert 3 F New York Abner Burton 60 M Vermont Blacksmith Living next door Pelek H. Bassett 60 M Rhode Island Farmer 200 Cornelia 54 F New York William S. 27 M New York Hoe maker 2000 200 Lucy 18 F New York Dwight 16 M New York John J. 13 M New York 1870 Federal Census of Plainfield, Otsego County, New York (17 Jun 187 Peleg Bassett 70 M New York Cooper --- 500 Cornelia 64 F New York Keeps house Dewitt 24 M New York Railroad Clerk John 22 M New York Fork Drawer 1880 Federal Census of Unadilla Forks, Otsego County, New York Hoxie Bassett 79 M RI RI RI Head Laborer Cornelia 74 F NY RI RI Wife Keeping House Lucy A. 36 F NY RI NY Daughter At Home Brookfield Courier, Wednesday, 9 Dec 1891 Peleg Hoxie Bassett Among those out of town who were called to attend the funeral of Hoxie Bassett Sunday were Albertus Lewis and sister, Mrs. Kate Lewis Walker, Fred Utter, of Utica, and Wm. L. Bassett and famiyl, of Ilion. Peleg Hoxie Bassett It is seldom one is called to note the demise of one who has lived to the advanced age of Peleg Hoxie Bassett, who was born in Providence, R.I., July 21, 1800. He died at his residence in Unadilla Forks, Friday evening, Dec. 4, 1891, being nearly 92 years old. His wife, Cornelia Clark Bassett, died about eight years ago, since which time his declining years were made comfortable and happy by the attention of his children. His daughter, Miss Lucy, has been his housekeeper and her devotion to him has been unceasing, no father having better care than he. He has eight children: four sons and four daughters, and 11 grandchildren. His sons are Geo. R., of Picuia, O., Wm. LO., of Ilion, Henry D., of Unadilla Forks, and John J., of Geneva, O. His daughters are Mrs. Elizabeth Babcock and Miss Lucy A. Bassett, of Unadilla Forks, Mrs. Harriet L. Craine, of Kendall, N.Y., and Miss Evaline S. Bassett, of St. Louise, Mo. His funeral was largely attended at the Baptist Church, of which he was a member. He was a Free Mason and about fifty members of t order attended the funeral and participated in the services at the burial in Unadilla Forks cemetery. The large number who followed the remains to t grave, showed the high esteem they held for their friend, “Uncle Hoxie Bassett.” Rev. W.C. Byer officiated at the funeral. For the high esteem held for the deceased we add the following: IN MEMORIUAM “There is a reaper whose name is death, And with his sickle keen He reaps the bearded grain at a breath, And the flowers that grow between.” These words from the beautiful poem of the “Reaper and the Flowers,” by Longfellow, came to my mind as I was casting a retrospective glance over the past calling to mind those how had been ... majority were ripe for the harvest and many are the home that are saddened by the going out of those that have been the connecting links of the past generation to the present. An occasional flower has been severed leaving homes desolate. But the Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away. Doubtless many would deem it a privilege to add some words of love and esteem they bore “Uncle Hoxie Bassett.” Like a noble ship at sea, staunch and firm, he braved the storms of the life of nearly four score and twelve years, and when nearing the haven of rest some of those who had been guided by his love and gentle influence through life were permitted to tenderly pronounce the word “Father,” as he passed to his inheritanc “Peacefully, quietly, retaining his mental faculties to the last,” he sank to rest in that long sleep that knows no earthly waking. Though the frosts of many winters had long since changed his once raven locks to snowy whiteness, and time had traced his devious etchings on his brow and cheek, yet he still retained much of the freshness and vivacity of youth. That rare and valued charm was his that gave most ready, sympathetic thought to all the many phases of our social life. For childhoods’ grief his parent heart would find the balm that changed the sorrow into rapturous joy. Merry-hearted youth enraptured with the promise of the golden time were fain to pause, though in their wildest quest, to catch his winsome ways, his cheery words and sunny smiles. Even those whose hair was silvered too have felt the thrill of Uncle Hoxie’s hopeful words and kindly ways. A counselor, careful and discreet – a friend ever warm and generous, genial and joyful. “Often tried in the crucible of sorrow, yet refined by suffering; burdened with cares and grave responsibilities that are want to fall to the lot of father, still he discharged them all with such gentle firmness and loving tenderness that his children, with one accord, “rise up and call him blessed.” This simple wreath, imperfect though it be, would one who long has known him well, drop on the bier of Peleg Hoxie Bassett, born July 21st, 1800, died Dec. 4th, 1891. L.S. | Bassett, Peleg Hoxie (I07517)
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| 5922 | 1850 Federal Census of Kendal, Orleans County, New York (9 Aug 1850) Wm. R. Bassett 48 M Rhode Island Farmer 8000 Olive 38 F Ontario? Chancy 20 M Laborer Edwin 18 M Harriett 16 F Charles 14 M Lorra 12 F Cordelia 10 F Emily 8 F Wm W. 6 M Franklin 4 M Olive J. 1/12 F Wm. D. Potter 60 M Laborer 1860 Federal Census of Kendall, Orleans County, New York (3 Jul 1860) William R. Bassett 58 M Rhode Island Farmer 6000 2000 Olive 53 F Connecticut Charles L. 23 M New York Laura 22 F New York Cordelia 19 R New York Laura 21 F New York Emily 17 F New York Wallace W. 15 M New York Frank 12 M New York Anna 9 F New York William O'Patten 70 M New York HISTORY OF WESTERN NEW YORK (I) William R. Bassett was born in Rhode Island, April 9, 1802, died in the town of Kendall, Orleans county, New York, June 12, 1899. When a boy he came to Unadilla Forks, Otsego county, New York, and in 1820 to Clarkson Corners, Monroe county, where he learned the blacksmith's trade. This was his home and place of business until 1829, when he came to Orleans county a resumed his trade, being probably the first blacksmith to establish in the town. In 1831 he removed to a farm near the lake shore, consisting of t hundred acres purchased from the Holland Land Company. This he cleared and cultivated, also erecting a shop where he carried on his business of smith. He was a Democrat in politics, and served as supervisor in the years 1849-50-53- 54, and served as assessor. He was an active member of the Universalist church and a man of high standing in his town. He married Olive Munger, of Bergen, Genesee county, New York, born September 29, 1807, died March 19, 1877, in Kendall. Children: 1. Chauncey, born May 4, 1830. 2. Edwin H., Octob 1832, died October, 1910. 3. Harriet, born 1834; married J.P. Mulfor Kendall. 4. Charles L., of whom further. 5. Laura J., born May 26, 1838; married A.W. Barnett. 6. Catherine C., born December 11, 1840; married Oscar Munn. 7. Emily L., born March 29, 1843, died March, 1891; married Ira Bates. 8. Wallace W., born July 29, 1845. 9. Frank, born September 22, 1847; married Jennie manley, born 1863, in Carlton; she died May 28, 1898, in Albion. He followed farming all his active life on the old homestead and now liv retired life in Albion. He is a Democrat and a Universalist. 10. Annie E., born June 27, 1850; married E.W. Nickerson. | Bassett, William Riley (I07519)
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| 5923 | 1850 Federal Census of Kens? Township, Jefferson County, Indiana Stephen Bassett 32 M Massachusetts Cabinet Maker 150 Luisa 32 F Kentucky Nancy 2 F Indiana Baby 3/12 M Ohio 1860 Federal Census of Jennings Township, Scott County, Indiana (21 Aug 1860) Stephen Bassett 43 M New York Merchant 1000 Lydia 43 F Kentucky N.H. 13 M Indiana E.J. 5 F Indiana N. Druhorn 66 F Kentucky | Bassett, Stephen (I05959)
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| 5924 | 1850 Federal Census of Kenton County, Kentucky (2 Sep 1850) Oren Bassett - 30 - M - Kentucky - Laborer 1000 Ann - 26 - F - Kentucky William - 1 - M - Kentucky Theodore - 10 - M - Kentucky Rachel - 28 - F - Kentucky 1860 Federal Census of Columbia, Spencer Township, Hamilton County, Ohio (20 Jun 1860) Theodore Bassett - 22 - M - Kentucky - Teamster 1870 Federal Census of 17th Ward, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio (9 Jun 1870) Theo. A. Bassett - 32 - M - Ohio - City Policeman ---- 500 Rosa - 28 - F - New York - Keeping House Albert - 12 - M - Ohio - At school Lillie - 5 - F - Ohio - At home Florence - 1 - F - Ohio - At home | Bassett, Theodore A. (I8)
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| 5925 | 1850 Federal Census of Kenton County, Kentucky (2 Sep 1850) Oren Bassett - 30 - M - Kentucky - Laborer 1000 Ann - 26 - F - Kentucky William - 1 - M - Kentucky Theodore - 10 - M - Kentucky Rachel - 28 - F - Kentucky 1860 Federal Census of Latonia Springs, Kenton County, Kentucky (8 Jun 1860) Orrin Bassett - 38 - M - Ohio - Farmer 100 200 Mary A. - 35 - F - Kentucky Charles D. - 9 - M - Kentucky Missouri B. - 3 - F - Kentucky Mary L. - 6/12 - F - Kentucky | Bassett, Orrin (I5)
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| 5926 | 1850 Federal Census of Kenton County, Kentucky (2 Sep 1850) Oren Bassett - 30 - M - Kentucky - Laborer 1000 Ann - 26 - F - Kentucky William - 1 - M - Kentucky Theodore - 10 - M - Kentucky Rachel - 28 - F - Kentucky 1860 Federal Census of Latonia Springs, Kenton County, Kentucky (8 Jun 1860) Orrin Bassett - 38 - M - Ohio - Farmer 100 200 Mary A. - 35 - F - Kentucky Charles D. - 9 - M - Kentucky Missouri B. - 3 - F - Kentucky Mary L. - 6/12 - F - Kentucky | McCarty, Mary Ann (I7)
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| 5927 | 1850 Federal Census of Kenton County, Kentucky (2 Sep 1850) Oren Bassett - 30 - M - Kentucky - Laborer 1000 Ann - 26 - F - Kentucky William - 1 - M - Kentucky Theodore - 10 - M - Kentucky Rachel - 28 - F - Kentucky | Bassett, William (I9)
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| 5928 | 1850 Federal Census of Kenton County, Kentucky (September 6, 1850) Thomas Bass - 45 - Male - Virginia - Farmer 2000 Mary - 40 - Female - Virginia Catherine - 18 - Female - Virginia William - 15 - Male - Virginia Elizabeth - 12 - Female - Virginia Thomas - 10 - Male - Virginia James - 7 - Male - Virginia Benjamin - 4 - Male - Kentucky John - 1 - Male - Kentucky 1880 Federal Census of Kenton County, Kentucky (June 11, 1880) Thomas J. Bass - 75 - Male - VA-VA-VA - Farmer Mary - 73 - Female - VA-VA-VA - Keeping House James - 35 - Male - VA-VA-VA - Works on Farm Ann - 28 - Female - KY-KY-KY - Daughter-in-Law George - 10 - Male - KY-VA-KY - Grandson Pearl (William) - 8 - Male - KY-VA-KY - Grandson Mary - 5 - Female - KY-VA-KY - Granddaughter James - 2 - Male - KY-VA-KY - Grandson Marion - 6/12 - Male - KY-VA-KY - Grandson Frank - 22 - Male - KY-VA-KY - Works on Farm | Rideout, Mary (I2)
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| 5929 | 1850 Federal Census of Kenton County, Kentucky (September 6, 1850) Thomas Bass - 45 - Male - Virginia - Farmer 2000 Mary - 40 - Female - Virginia Catherine - 18 - Female - Virginia William - 15 - Male - Virginia Elizabeth - 12 - Female - Virginia Thomas - 10 - Male - Virginia James - 7 - Male - Virginia Benjamin - 4 - Male - Kentucky John - 1 - Male - Kentucky | Bass, Catherine (I5)
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| 5930 | 1850 Federal Census of Kenton County, Kentucky (September 6, 1850) Thomas Bass - 45 - Male - Virginia - Farmer 2000 Mary - 40 - Female - Virginia Catherine - 18 - Female - Virginia William - 15 - Male - Virginia Elizabeth - 12 - Female - Virginia Thomas - 10 - Male - Virginia James - 7 - Male - Virginia Benjamin - 4 - Male - Kentucky John - 1 - Male - Kentucky | Bass, William (I6)
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| 5931 | 1850 Federal Census of Kenton County, Kentucky (September 6, 1850) Thomas Bass - 45 - Male - Virginia - Farmer 2000 Mary - 40 - Female - Virginia Catherine - 18 - Female - Virginia William - 15 - Male - Virginia Elizabeth - 12 - Female - Virginia Thomas - 10 - Male - Virginia James - 7 - Male - Virginia Benjamin - 4 - Male - Kentucky John - 1 - Male - Kentucky | Bass, Margaret Elizabeth (I7)
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| 5932 | 1850 Federal Census of Kenton County, Kentucky (September 6, 1850) Thomas Bass - 45 - Male - Virginia - Farmer 2000 Mary - 40 - Female - Virginia Catherine - 18 - Female - Virginia William - 15 - Male - Virginia Elizabeth - 12 - Female - Virginia Thomas - 10 - Male - Virginia James - 7 - Male - Virginia Benjamin - 4 - Male - Kentucky John - 1 - Male - Kentucky | Bass, Thomas E. (I8)
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| 5933 | 1850 Federal Census of Kenton County, Kentucky (September 6, 1850) Thomas Bass - 45 - Male - Virginia - Farmer 2000 Mary - 40 - Female - Virginia Catherine - 18 - Female - Virginia William - 15 - Male - Virginia Elizabeth - 12 - Female - Virginia Thomas - 10 - Male - Virginia James - 7 - Male - Virginia Benjamin - 4 - Male - Kentucky John - 1 - Male - Kentucky | Bass, Benjamin (I10)
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| 5934 | 1850 Federal Census of Kenton County, Kentucky (September 6, 1850) Thomas Bass - 45 - Male - Virginia - Farmer 2000 Mary - 40 - Female - Virginia Catherine - 18 - Female - Virginia William - 15 - Male - Virginia Elizabeth - 12 - Female - Virginia Thomas - 10 - Male - Virginia James - 7 - Male - Virginia Benjamin - 4 - Male - Kentucky John - 1 - Male - Kentucky | Bass, John Henry (I11)
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| 5935 | 1850 Federal Census of Keosauqua, Van Buren County, Iowa William M. Bassett 30 M New York Laborer Eliza 25 F Pennsylvania Constantine 5 M Iowa Thomas 2 M Iowa John 1/12 M Iowa 1860 Federal Census of Charleston Township, Lee County, Iowa (3 Jul 1860) Wm M Bassett 39 M New York Farmer 1120 1166 Elsa 34 F Pennsylvania ???? 14 M Iowa Tho 12 M Iowa Melvena 8 F Iowa Howard 5 M Iowa Allen 3 M Iowa George 1/12 M Iowa 1870 Federal Census of Charlestown Township, Lee County, Iowa (25 Jun 1870) William Bassett 49 M New York Farmer 4500 957 Eliza 44 F Virginia? Keeping house Malvina 18 F Iowa Attending school Howard 16 M Iowa Attending school Allen 13 M Iowa Attending school George 10 M Iowa Attending school Charles 7 M Iowa Attending school Willie? 4 F Iowa 1880 Federal Census of Charleston, Lee County, Iowa William Bassett 69 M NY MA CT Head Store Keeper Liza 54 F PA NY PA Wife Keeping House Charles 17 M IA NY PA Son Nettie 15 F IA NY PA Daughter Mary Wilsey 24 F IA NY IA Other House Servant William was politically a Republican. | Bassett, William Merry (I03343)
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| 5936 | 1850 Federal Census of Kershaw, Kershaw County, South Carolina (August 8, 1850) Eli Bass - 55 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer Serena - 35 - Female - South Carolina Reba - 35 - Female - South Carolina William - 25 - Male - South Carolina Caroline - 22 - Female - South Carolina Eli - 17 - Male - South Carolina Mary - Female - 13 - Female - South Carolina Eli - Male - 11 - Male - South Carolina James - 9 - Male - South Carolina Henry - 3 - Male - South Carolina 1860 Federal Census of Division #1, Kershaw County, South Carolina (June 23, 1860) Eli Bass - 60 - Male - South Carolina - Planter 300 950 Serena - 44 - Female - South Carolina Eli - 21 - Male - South Carolina Henry - 14 - Male - South Carolina Arabella - 9 - Female - South Carolina 1900 Federal Census of Township #5, Fairfield County, South Carolina (June 7, 1900) Henry T. Bass - 57 - Male - Nov 1842 - SC-SC-SC - Head - Farmer Mattie - 47 - Female - Dec 1852 - SC-SC-SC - Wife William - 15 - Male - Jan 1885 - SC-SC-SC - Son - Farm Laborer Ida - 10 - Female - Jul 1889 - SC-SC-SC - Daughter - Farm Laborer Lewis - 6 - Male - Oct 1894 - SC-SC-SC - Son Mattie - 1 - Female - Jul 1898 - SC-SC-SC - Daughter Living next door 1900 Federal Census of Township #5, Fairfield County, South Carolina (June 6, 1900) Allen Bass - 18 - Male - Aug 1881 - SC-SC-SC - Head - Farmer Cora - 13 - Female - Oct 1886 - SC-SC-SC - Wife | Bass, Henry Thomas (I9)
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| 5937 | 1850 Federal Census of Kershaw, Kershaw County, South Carolina (August 8, 1850) Eli Bass - 55 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer Serena - 35 - Female - South Carolina Reba - 35 - Female - South Carolina William - 25 - Male - South Carolina Caroline - 22 - Female - South Carolina Eli - 17 - Male - South Carolina Mary - Female - 13 - Female - South Carolina Eli - Male - 11 - Male - South Carolina James - 9 - Male - South Carolina Henry - 3 - Male - South Carolina 1860 Federal Census of Division #1, Kershaw County, South Carolina (June 23, 1860) Eli Bass - 60 - Male - South Carolina - Planter 300 950 Serena - 44 - Female - South Carolina Eli - 21 - Male - South Carolina Henry - 14 - Male - South Carolina Arabella - 9 - Female - South Carolina | Bass, Eli (I1)
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| 5938 | 1850 Federal Census of Kershaw, Kershaw County, South Carolina (August 8, 1850) Eli Bass - 55 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer Serena - 35 - Female - South Carolina Reba - 35 - Female - South Carolina William - 25 - Male - South Carolina Caroline - 22 - Female - South Carolina Eli - 17 - Male - South Carolina Mary - Female - 13 - Female - South Carolina Eli - Male - 11 - Male - South Carolina James - 9 - Male - South Carolina Henry - 3 - Male - South Carolina 1860 Federal Census of Division #1, Kershaw County, South Carolina (June 23, 1860) Eli Bass - 60 - Male - South Carolina - Planter 300 950 Serena - 44 - Female - South Carolina Eli - 21 - Male - South Carolina Henry - 14 - Male - South Carolina Arabella - 9 - Female - South Carolina | Serena (I2)
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| 5939 | 1850 Federal Census of Kershaw, Kershaw County, South Carolina (August 8, 1850) Eli Bass - 55 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer Serena - 35 - Female - South Carolina Reba - 35 - Female - South Carolina William - 25 - Male - South Carolina Caroline - 22 - Female - South Carolina Eli - 17 - Male - South Carolina Mary - Female - 13 - Female - South Carolina Eli - Male - 11 - Male - South Carolina James - 9 - Male - South Carolina Henry - 3 - Male - South Carolina 1860 Federal Census of Division #1, Kershaw County, South Carolina (June 23, 1860) Eli Bass - 60 - Male - South Carolina - Planter 300 950 Serena - 44 - Female - South Carolina Eli - 21 - Male - South Carolina Henry - 14 - Male - South Carolina Arabella - 9 - Female - South Carolina | Bass, Eli (I6)
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| 5940 | 1850 Federal Census of Kershaw, Kershaw County, South Carolina (August 8, 1850) Eli Bass - 55 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer Serena - 35 - Female - South Carolina Reba - 35 - Female - South Carolina William - 25 - Male - South Carolina Caroline - 22 - Female - South Carolina Eli - 17 - Male - South Carolina Mary - Female - 13 - Female - South Carolina Eli - Male - 11 - Male - South Carolina James - 9 - Male - South Carolina Henry - 3 - Male - South Carolina | Bass, Rebecca (Reba) (I3)
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| 5941 | 1850 Federal Census of Kershaw, Kershaw County, South Carolina (August 8, 1850) Eli Bass - 55 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer Serena - 35 - Female - South Carolina Reba - 35 - Female - South Carolina William - 25 - Male - South Carolina Caroline - 22 - Female - South Carolina Eli - 17 - Male - South Carolina Mary - Female - 13 - Female - South Carolina Eli - Male - 11 - Male - South Carolina James - 9 - Male - South Carolina Henry - 3 - Male - South Carolina | Bass, William (I4)
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| 5942 | 1850 Federal Census of Kershaw, Kershaw County, South Carolina (August 8, 1850) Eli Bass - 55 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer Serena - 35 - Female - South Carolina Reba - 35 - Female - South Carolina William - 25 - Male - South Carolina Caroline - 22 - Female - South Carolina Eli - 17 - Male - South Carolina Mary - Female - 13 - Female - South Carolina Eli - Male - 11 - Male - South Carolina James - 9 - Male - South Carolina Henry - 3 - Male - South Carolina | Bass, Caroline (I5)
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| 5943 | 1850 Federal Census of Kershaw, Kershaw County, South Carolina (August 8, 1850) Eli Bass - 55 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer Serena - 35 - Female - South Carolina Reba - 35 - Female - South Carolina William - 25 - Male - South Carolina Caroline - 22 - Female - South Carolina Eli - 17 - Male - South Carolina Mary - Female - 13 - Female - South Carolina Eli - Male - 11 - Male - South Carolina James - 9 - Male - South Carolina Henry - 3 - Male - South Carolina | Bass, Mary (I7)
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| 5944 | 1850 Federal Census of Kershaw, Kershaw County, South Carolina (August 8, 1850) Eli Bass - 55 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer Serena - 35 - Female - South Carolina Reba - 35 - Female - South Carolina William - 25 - Male - South Carolina Caroline - 22 - Female - South Carolina Eli - 17 - Male - South Carolina Mary - Female - 13 - Female - South Carolina Eli - Male - 11 - Male - South Carolina James - 9 - Male - South Carolina Henry - 3 - Male - South Carolina | Bass, James (I8)
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| 5945 | 1850 Federal Census of Kershaw, Kershaw County, South Carolina (August 8, 1850) Eli Bass - 55 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer Serena - 35 - Female - South Carolina Reba - 35 - Female - South Carolina William - 25 - Male - South Carolina Caroline - 22 - Female - South Carolina Eli - 17 - Male - South Carolina Mary - Female - 13 - Female - South Carolina Eli - Male - 11 - Male - South Carolina James - 9 - Male - South Carolina Henry - 3 - Male - South Carolina | Bass, Eli (I11)
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| 5946 | 1850 Federal Census of Killingly, Windham County, Connecticut (9 Sep 1850) John Bassett 81 M Scituate, RI Farmer 5,000 Susan 69 F Thompson, CT Augustus 29 M Killingly, CT Sarah J. 28 F Medway, Mass. | Bassett, John (I02247)
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| 5947 | 1850 Federal Census of Knox County, Illinois Thomas Bassett - 34 - Massachusetts - Wheelwright Elizabeth - 34 - New York Mary - 11 - Illinois George - 7- Illinois Lemuel - 4 - Illinois Mark - 8 mo - Illinois 1860 Federal Census of Knox County, Illinois T.S. Bassett - 44 - Farmer - Massachusetts Elizabeth - 42 - New York G.A. - 17 - Illinois L.B. - 15 - Illinois Sarah T. - 8 - Illinois H.A. (f) - 3 - Illinois 1870 Federal Census of Knox County, Illinois Thomas S. Bassett - 54 - Massachusetts - Hardware Merchant Elizabeth - 52 - New York Lemuel - 24 - Illinois Harriett A. - 13 - Illinois Henrietta - 10 - Illinois 1885 Iowa State Census Lemuel Bassett - 38 - M - Illinois Kittie - 33 - F - St Elizabeth - 11 - F - Illinois Thomas - 7 - M - Iowa William Matthews - 33 - M - Pennsylvania T.S. Bassett Will, Taylor County, Iowa Probate book 3 page 234 Know all men by these presents that I, T.S. Bassett of Bedford Iowa of lawful age and sound mind do make this my last will in manner following to wit: It is my will that all indebtedness I now hold against my son George Bassett be cancelled except two notes now held by or in the Citizens Bank of Bedford Iowa. One of said notes dated Dec. 17, 1887 for $100. Signed by T.S. Bassett and Geo. A. Bassett. The other being a balance of a note to D.B. Huggins signed by T.S. Bassett and Geo. A. Bassett amounting to about $471.77. It is my desire that the above two notes be collected and form a part of my estate. It is my will that all indebtedness held by me against my son Lemuel and his wife Kittie Bassett be cancelled. I hereby give and bequeath to my Grandson Tommie Bassett son of Leumuel and Kittie my gold watch and chain. I also desire that Lizzie Bassett have $50.00 out of my estate to be given to her when she becomes of age or marries - Said Lizzie Bassett being the daughter of my son Lemual. I also desire the sum of $50.00 to be set apart and invested for my granddaughter Mabel, the principal and interest thereof to be paid to her when she becomes of age or marries - Said Mable is the daughter of my son George Bassett. I have heretofore deeded to my daughter Hattie A. Webb the property in Bedford known as the home place being in surveors second addition to Bedford and I now hold her notes therefor for $1500.00. It is my desire that said Hattie A. Webb have the first half of the Lot two in surveyors second addition to Bedford being the place as the mill property and that she have said property at the sum of $150.00 dollars making her total indebtedness to my estate $1650.00 at this date after getting said mill property. Next it is my desire that my daughter Hattie A. Webb be liberally compensated from my estate for her care and attention to me during my feebleness and sickness. Next I desire that all of my just debts and expenses be paid and that whatever property may then remain - whether personal, real or mixed property, be equally divided between my two daughters Hattie A. Webb and Henrietta Winters. I further declare that my said Daughters act as executrices of this my last will and that they act as such without giving any bond. Witness by hand this 23rd day of February 1891, T.S. Bassett Witnesses G.B. Haddock & H.P. Laughlin Atlas Map of Knox County, Illinois (1871) T.S. Bassett, living in Oneida, Ontario Township. Born in Massachusetts, arrived in 1847 from Fulton County, Illiois. He was a merchant. L.E. Bassett, living in Oneida, Ontario Township. Born in Illinois, arrived in 1847 from Fulton County, Illinois. He was a mechant. Geo. A. Bassett, living in Oneida, Ontario Township. Born in Illinois, arrived in 1847 from Fulton County, Illinois. He was a merchant. | Bassett, Lemuel A. (I1679)
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| 5948 | 1850 Federal Census of Lackawanna Township, Pike County, Pennsylvania (27 Aug 1850) Oliver Basset - 44 - M - New York - Farmer 1500 Elizabeth - 46 - F - New York Lydia - 13 - F - Pennsylvania Peter - 10 - M - Pennsylvania Martin - 6- M - Pennsylvania Lucinda - 6/12 - F - Pennsylvania Sylvester Higgins 1860 Federal Census of Laxawaxen, Pike County, Pennsylvania Elizabeth Basset - 56 - F - New Jersey Living with James Burlugh(?) and Mary (44 & 43) 1870 Federal Census of Lackawaxon Township, Pike County, Pennsylvania (1 Jul 1870) George H. Rowland - 43 - M - New York - Farmer, Sawmill 10,000 8,000 Catharine - 39 - F - Pennsylvania - Keeping house George F. - 19 - M - Pennsylvania - Clerk in DG Store Flora - 14 - F - Pennsylvania Ada - 12 - F - Pennsylvania Orville - 10 - M - Pennsylvania Albert - 8 - M - Pennsylvania Lucinda - 6 - F - Pennsylvania Miles - 1 - M - Pennsylvania Elizabeth Bassett - 67 - F - NY or NJ - Seamstress Ellen Smith - 16 - F - Pennsylvania - Domestic | Elizabeth (I12)
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| 5949 | 1850 Federal Census of Lackawanna Township, Pike County, Pennsylvania (27 Aug 1850) Oliver Basset - 44 - M - New York - Farmer 1500 Elizabeth - 46 - F - New York Lydia - 13 - F - Pennsylvania Peter - 10 - M - Pennsylvania Martin - 6- M - Pennsylvania Lucinda - 6/12 - F - Pennsylvania Sylvester Higgins | Bassett, Lydia (I72)
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| 5950 | 1850 Federal Census of Lackawanna Township, Pike County, Pennsylvania (27 Aug 1850) Oliver Basset - 44 - M - New York - Farmer 1500 Elizabeth - 46 - F - New York Lydia - 13 - F - Pennsylvania Peter - 10 - M - Pennsylvania Martin - 6- M - Pennsylvania Lucinda - 6/12 - F - Pennsylvania Sylvester Higgins | Bassett, Martin (I74)
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