Bassett Family Association Database
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| 6001 | 1850 Federal Census of Lewis County, Kentucky John Bassett - 64 - M - Miller 3000 New Jersey John - 14 - Kentucky Susan R. - 12 - Kentucky Mary E. - 10 - Kentucky Sarah F. - 8 - Kentucky John Rose - 45 - Laborer - North Carolina Stacia - 23 - Kentucky Sarah Satin - 16 - Kentucky Excerpt from the Autobiography of Isaac Newton Bassett Uncle John's first wife died early. I never saw her. She had four children, three of whom drowned at the same time in the little stream of Montgomery, while quite young. Alexander, the 4th, lived to manhood, was married and bought part of this Father's place where he lived until about 1886. His wife died before him. She was Leah Meredith, a sister of his father's second wife. He left one son and two daughters. He was about six years my senior, was about 6 ft tall, well built, and of fine appearance. Was a most excellent man but wanting in energy. Although he inherited considerable property from his grandfather Waring's estate, and from an Uncle Waring, and from his father's estate, he failed in his financial career and had to borrow money from time to time from his cousin Joseph Waring, the step-son of his Uncle Amos. This indebtedness was more than his farm was worth which passed into the hands of Joseph Waring upon Alexander's death, but Joseph was very kind to him so long as he lived and would not foreclose his mortgage until after his death. Cousin Alexander was a schoolmate of mine. He would visit my father's family, often staying over night. He would smoke a cob pipe and the boy, my brothers and I, would take great pleasure in filling it with tobacco for him to smoke, putting in a little powder at the bottom, to explode it while smoking. It was great fun for us and he never appeared the least vexed over it. I loved him almost as a brother, better than I loved any other cousin. He and his father under the old days of the 40's were Democrats - the only Democrats in the family. All the rest being Whigs, but they, were staunch Union Men and were most loyal during the Civil War and Alexander became a Republican then and remained so till his death. Peace to his bones. My Uncle John remarried a widower for quite a number of years, but was married in 1833 to Elizabeth Meredith by her he had four children, John, Susan, Mary and Sarah. They were all of an indolent turn of character. The girls married trifling worthless men and I know nothing about where they are. John was a wild fellow. The last I heard of him, he was in the South. My uncle John was a fleshy man, about 5 ft 11 inches in height, well framed, and of a florid or ruddy complexion. He was of a rather blustering manner, but of an excellent heart and kindly dispostion. Mentally he was strong and was quite a conversationalist. He liked to talk on the political questions and we have had many a lively bout, but he was always a great friend of mine and of my brothers. He was a Methodist and was honest, truthful and upright. This second wife died in 1844 and he died about 1867. | Bassett, Susan R. (I171)
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| 6002 | 1850 Federal Census of Lewis County, Kentucky John Bassett - 64 - M - Miller 3000 New Jersey John - 14 - Kentucky Susan R. - 12 - Kentucky Mary E. - 10 - Kentucky Sarah F. - 8 - Kentucky John Rose - 45 - Laborer - North Carolina Stacia - 23 - Kentucky Sarah Satin - 16 - Kentucky Excerpt from the Autobiography of Isaac Newton Bassett Uncle John's first wife died early. I never saw her. She had four children, three of whom drowned at the same time in the little stream of Montgomery, while quite young. Alexander, the 4th, lived to manhood, was married and bought part of this Father's place where he lived until about 1886. His wife died before him. She was Leah Meredith, a sister of his father's second wife. He left one son and two daughters. He was about six years my senior, was about 6 ft tall, well built, and of fine appearance. Was a most excellent man but wanting in energy. Although he inherited considerable property from his grandfather Waring's estate, and from an Uncle Waring, and from his father's estate, he failed in his financial career and had to borrow money from time to time from his cousin Joseph Waring, the step-son of his Uncle Amos. This indebtedness was more than his farm was worth which passed into the hands of Joseph Waring upon Alexander's death, but Joseph was very kind to him so long as he lived and would not foreclose his mortgage until after his death. Cousin Alexander was a schoolmate of mine. He would visit my father's family, often staying over night. He would smoke a cob pipe and the boy, my brothers and I, would take great pleasure in filling it with tobacco for him to smoke, putting in a little powder at the bottom, to explode it while smoking. It was great fun for us and he never appeared the least vexed over it. I loved him almost as a brother, better than I loved any other cousin. He and his father under the old days of the 40's were Democrats - the only Democrats in the family. All the rest being Whigs, but they, were staunch Union Men and were most loyal during the Civil War and Alexander became a Republican then and remained so till his death. Peace to his bones. My Uncle John remarried a widower for quite a number of years, but was married in 1833 to Elizabeth Meredith by her he had four children, John, Susan, Mary and Sarah. They were all of an indolent turn of character. The girls married trifling worthless men and I know nothing about where they are. John was a wild fellow. The last I heard of him, he was in the South. My uncle John was a fleshy man, about 5 ft 11 inches in height, well framed, and of a florid or ruddy complexion. He was of a rather blustering manner, but of an excellent heart and kindly dispostion. Mentally he was strong and was quite a conversationalist. He liked to talk on the political questions and we have had many a lively bout, but he was always a great friend of mine and of my brothers. He was a Methodist and was honest, truthful and upright. This second wife died in 1844 and he died about 1867. | Bassett, Mary E. (I172)
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| 6003 | 1850 Federal Census of Lewis County, Kentucky Luke A. Bassett - 26 - M - Farmer - 1000 - Kentucky Laura J. - 22 - F - Virginia Francis A. - 22 - F - Kentucky 1860 Federal Census of Mercer County, Illinois Luke A. Bassett - 37 - M - New York Laura J. - 22 - F - Virginia Helen V. - 6 - F - Ohio 1870 Federal Census of 9th ward, Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky (8 Jul 1870) Luke Basset - 48 - M - Kentucky - Agent for sewing machines ---- 300 Laura - 42 - F - West Virginia - Keeping House Jennie - 15 - F - West Virginia - Clerk in store John Park - 8 - M - Kentucky - Domestic servant Excerpt from Autobiography of Isaac Newton Bassett In the meantime, I had bought a half interest in the little store with my brother L.A. in the fall of 1846 and I conducted the business under the name of L.A. and I.N. Bassett until sometime in 1850. When I was married my sisters Sabrina and Frances were keeping house for Brother L.A. and I in a house adjoining our store building, so I brought my wife to our home and we remained there until December 1847 when a great rise in the Ohio R. carried our dwelling house away. My Brother L.A. and I continued in the mercantile business until sometime in 1850. We met serious losses in 1849 and 50 and closed out the business. My brother L.A. was married in the spring of 1852 to Laura S. Copen who lived at Cincinnati, but her parents lived at Parkersburg, VA. After their marriage, in the fall of 1850 he moved to Cincinnati and engaged in the lumber trade, principally staves and hoop poles. He remained there until the spring of 1858 having made and saved some money. He then moved to Aledo, Ill, where he engaged in general merchandise and remained until the fall of 1860 when he returned to Cincinnati and engaged in Mercantile business until 1867, then bought a farm at Oxford Ohio and lived there one year. From there went to Monticello, Indiana and engaged in mercantile pursuits and until the spring of 1869 when he went to Louisville, KY afterwards to Cincinnati, then back to Louisville where he was for two years or more General Agent of the Victor Sewing Machine Co. In 1873 he moved to St. Louis, Mo. and lived there five or six years. After that he lived at various places in the South for a number of years until about 1890 when he settled near Deland Florida where he had started a fruit farm and he is still living there at this writing, Jan 13th 1901. His wife died in the latter part of the year 1896. They did not have any children but took a girl to raise and practically adopted her in 1856 or 1857. Jennie Bassett as she was named was married about 1875 to a Dr. Nixon who was then living in Louisville, KY, but moved to Hot Springs, Arkansas and died there about 1895. This adopted daughter is now living at Little Rock, Arkansas, a widow without children and teaches music. She has been very kind to her adopted father in his old age. | Bassett, Luke Allen (I207)
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| 6004 | 1850 Federal Census of Lewis County, Kentucky Luke A. Bassett - 26 - M - Farmer - 1000 - Kentucky Laura J. - 22 - F - Virginia Francis A. - 22 - F - Kentucky 1860 Federal Census of Mercer County, Illinois Luke A. Bassett - 37 - M - New York Laura J. - 22 - F - Virginia Helen V. - 6 - F - Ohio 1870 Federal Census of 9th ward, Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky (8 Jul 1870) Luke Basset - 48 - M - Kentucky - Agent for sewing machines ---- 300 Laura - 42 - F - West Virginia - Keeping House Jennie - 15 - F - West Virginia - Clerk in store John Park - 8 - M - Kentucky - Domestic servant My Brother L.A. and I continued in the mercantile business until sometime in 1850. We met serious losses in 1849 and 50 and closed out the business. My brother L.A. was married in the spring of 1852 to Laura S. Copen who lived at Cincinnati, but her parents lived at Parkersburg, VA. After their marriage, in the fall of 1850 he moved to Cincinnati and engaged in the lumber trade, principally staves and hoop poles. He remained there until the spring of 1858 having made and saved some money. He then moved to Aledo, Ill, where he engaged in general merchandise and remained until the fall of 1860 when he returned to Cincinnati and engaged in Mercantile business until 1867, then bought a farm at Oxford Ohio and lived there one year. From there went to Monticello, Indiana and engaged in mercantile pursuits and until the spring of 1869 when he went to Louisville, KY afterwards to Cincinnati, then back to Louisville where he was for two years or more General Agent of the Victor Sewing Machine Co. In 1873 he moved to St. Louis, Mo. and lived there five or six years. After that he lived at various places in the South for a number of years until about 1890 when he settled near Deland Florida where he had started a fruit farm and he is still living there at this writing, Jan 13th 1901. His wife died in the latter part of the year 1896. They did not have any children but took a girl to raise and practically adopted her in 1856 or 1857. Jennie Bassett as she was named was married about 1875 to a Dr. Nixon who was then living in Louisville, KY, but moved to Hot Springs, Arkansas and died there about 1895. This adopted daughter is now living at Little Rock, Arkansas, a widow without children and teaches music. She has been very kind to her adopted father in his old age. | Coffin, Laura J. (I216)
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| 6005 | 1850 Federal Census of Lewis County, Kentucky Luke A. Bassett - 26 - M - Farmer - 1000 - Kentucky Laura J. - 22 - F - Virginia Francis A. - 22 - F - Kentucky Excerpt from Autobiography of Isaac Newton Bassett When I was married my sisters Sabrina and Frances were keeping house for Brother L.A. and I in a house adjoining our store building, so I brought my wife to our home and we remained there until December 1847 when a great rise in the Ohio R. carried our dwelling house away. | Bassett, Frances Anne (I209)
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| 6006 | 1850 Federal Census of Linton Township, Coshocton County, Ohio Nicholas Bassett - 63 - M - New York - Farmer 3000 Mary - 64 - F - New York Minera - 26 - F - New York Ellen - 20 - F - New York Living next door Michael Bassett - 40 - M - New York - Farmer 1500 Catherine - 36 - F - New York Henry - 14 - M - Ohio Benjamin - 10 - M - Ohio John - 8 - M - Ohio Lovelia (Caroline?) - 1 - F - Ohio 1860 Federal Census of Linton Township, Coshocton County, Ohio (5 Jul 1860) Michael Bassett - 51 - M - New York - Farmer 2500 Mary - 44 - F - Pennsylvania Henry - 22 - M - Ohio John - 16 - M - Ohio Caroline - 10 - F- Ohio Minor - 7 - M - Ohio Cornelius - 7 - M - Ohio Mary - 2 - F - Ohio | Bassett, Caroline (I155)
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| 6007 | 1850 Federal Census of Linton Township, Coshocton County, Ohio Nicholas Bassett - 63 - M - New York - Farmer 3000 Mary - 64 - F - New York Minera - 26 - F - New York Ellen - 20 - F - New York Living next door Michael Bassett - 40 - M - New York - Farmer 1500 Catherine - 36 - F - New York Henry - 14 - M - Ohio Benjamin - 10 - M - Ohio John - 8 - M - Ohio Lovelia - 1 - F - Ohio 1860 Federal Census of Linton Township, Coshocton County, Ohio (5 Jul 1860) Michael Bassett - 51 - M - New York - Farmer 2500 Mary - 44 - F - Pennsylvania Henry - 22 - M - Ohio John - 16 - M - Ohio Caroline - 10 - F- Ohio Minor - 7 - M - Ohio Cornelius - 7 - M - Ohio Mary - 2 - F - Ohio | Bassett, Henry (I153)
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| 6008 | 1850 Federal Census of Linton Township, Coshocton County, Ohio Nicholas Bassett - 63 - M - New York - Farmer 3000 Mary - 64 - F - New York Minera - 26 - F - New York Ellen - 20 - F - New York Living next door Michael Bassett - 40 - M - New York - Farmer 1500 Catherine - 36 - F - New York Henry - 14 - M - Ohio Benjamin - 10 - M - Ohio John - 8 - M - Ohio Lovelia - 1 - F - Ohio 1860 Federal Census of Linton Township, Coshocton County, Ohio (5 Jul 1860) Nicholas Bassett - 73 - M - New York - Farmer 5100 1300 Maria - 73 - F - New York Mary - ?7 - F - New York | Shafer, Maria (I84)
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| 6009 | 1850 Federal Census of Linton Township, Coshocton County, Ohio Nicholas Bassett - 63 - M - New York - Farmer 3000 Mary - 64 - F - New York Minera - 26 - F - New York Ellen - 20 - F - New York Living next door Michael Bassett - 40 - M - New York - Farmer 1500 Catherine - 36 - F - New York Henry - 14 - M - Ohio Benjamin - 10 - M - Ohio John - 8 - M - Ohio Lovelia - 1 - F - Ohio | Catherine (I151)
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| 6010 | 1850 Federal Census of Linton Township, Coshocton County, Ohio Nicholas Bassett - 63 - M - New York - Farmer 3000 Mary - 64 - F - New York Minera - 26 - F - New York Ellen - 20 - F - New York Living next door Michael Bassett - 40 - M - New York - Farmer 1500 Catherine - 36 - F - New York Henry - 14 - M - Ohio Benjamin - 10 - M - Ohio John - 8 - M - Ohio Lovelia - 1 - F - Ohio | Bassett, Benjamn (I172)
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| 6011 | 1850 Federal Census of Linton Township, Coshocton County, Ohio V. Bassett - 35 - M - New York - Farmer Elinor - 30 - F - New York William - 11 - M - Ohio Sarah A. - 8 - F - Ohio Peter C. - 6 - M - Ohio 1860 Federal Census of Clear Lake Township, Napa County, California (19 Jun 1860) Simon Bassett - 43 - M - New York Elenor - 33 - F - New York Wlliam - 19 - M - Ohio Sarah - 14 - F - Oho Peter - 13 - M - Ohio 1870 Federal Census of Lower Lake, Lake County, California S. Broadwell - 45 - M - Ohio - Farmer 2000 2000 S. Bassett - 54 - M - New York - Farmer Elanor - 48 - F - New York - Keeping house Wm. D. - 30 - M - Ohio - Farmer Sarah A. - 28 - F - Ohio - Housekeeping Peter C. - 26 - M - Ohio - Farmer 1880 Federal Census of Cobb Valley, Lake County, California Simon Bassett - 63 - M - NY-NY-NY - Head - Farmer Ealonor - 54 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Wife - Keeping House William - 44 - M - OH-NY-NJ - Son - Farmer Peter - 29 - M - OH-NY-NJ - Son - Farmer Sarah E. Cooke - 4 - F - AZ-IN-OH - Granddaughter G.B.V. Alison - 18 - M - CA-PA-VA - Other - Telegraph Operator Patrick Cavanagh - 28 - M - IR-IR-IR - Other - Laborer Sing - 18 - M - HC-HC-HC - Other - Waiter Sam - 36 - M - CN-CN-CN - Other - Cook Won Quon Sing - 40 - M - CN-CN-CN - Other - Laborer (CN - Canton) (HC - Hong Kong) | Bassett, Peter C. (I188)
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| 6012 | 1850 Federal Census of Linton Township, Coshocton County, Ohio V. Bassett - 35 - M - New York - Farmer Elinor - 30 - F - New York William - 11 - M - Ohio Sarah A. - 8 - F - Ohio Peter C. - 6 - M - Ohio 1860 Federal Census of Clear Lake Township, Napa County, California (19 Jun 1860) Simon Bassett - 43 - M - New York Elenor - 33 - F - New York Wlliam - 19 - M - Ohio Sarah - 14 - F - Oho Peter - 13 - M - Ohio 1870 Federal Census of Lower Lake, Lake County, California S. Broadwell - 45 - M - Ohio - Farmer 2000 2000 S. Bassett - 54 - M - New York - Farmer Elanor - 48 - F - New York - Keeping house Wm. D. - 30 - M - Ohio - Farmer Sarah A. - 28 - F - Ohio - Housekeeping Peter C. - 26 - M - Ohio - Farmer | Bassett, Sarah A. (I187)
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| 6013 | 1850 Federal Census of Litchfield, Kennebec County, Maine (30 Aug 1850) David Bassett 64 M Massachusetts Mariner Sarah 63 F Maine Sarah S. 38 F Maine Rebecca A. 20 F Maine Benjamin F. 19 M Maine Farmer Benjamin F. Bassett, son of Lewis Bassett, was adopted by David and Sally after his Mother died. | Bassett, David (I02035)
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| 6014 | 1850 Federal Census of Litchfield, Litchfield County, Connecticut (20 Aug 1850) George Bassett - 46 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 750 Sarah - 43 - F - Connecticut Antinett - 11 - F - Connecticut Laura - 9 - F - Connecticut Lucy - 7 - F - Connecticut George - 4 - M - Connecticut Henrietta - 2 - F - Connecticut John - 1 - M - Connecticut 1860 Federal Census of Greenfield, Sauk County, Wisconsin (24 Aug 1860) A. Kellogg - 36 - M - Pennsylvania - Farmer 2,000 700 Sarah - 32 - F - Connecticut Alice - 6 - F - Wisconsin Arthur - 2 - M - Wisconsin G. Bassett - 15 - M - Connecticut Laura Bassett - 18 - F - Connecticut P. Hall - 19 - M - Canada - Laborer 1870 Federal Census of Greenfield, Sauk County, Wisconsin (11 Jul 1870) Laura Wilkinson - 29 - F - New York - Keeping House 3000 Hattie - 8 - F - Wisconsin Charles - 5 - M - Wisconsin Addie - 10/12 - F - Wisconsin George Bassett - 23 - M - Connecticut - Farm Laborer 1880 Federal Census of Greenfield, Sauk County, Wisconsin A.F. Kellogg - 56 - M - PA-NJ-CT - Head - Farmer Sarah J. - 52 - F - CT-CT-CT - Wife - Keeping House Arther - 22 - M - WI-PA-CT - Son - Farmer George W. Bassett - 34 - M - CT-CT-CT - Brother-in-law - Farm Laborer | Bassett, George Crawford (I1030)
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| 6015 | 1850 Federal Census of Litchfield, Litchfield County, Connecticut (20 Aug 1850) George Bassett - 46 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 750 Sarah - 43 - F - Connecticut Antinett - 11 - F - Connecticut Laura - 9 - F - Connecticut Lucy - 7 - F - Connecticut George - 4 - M - Connecticut Henrietta - 2 - F - Connecticut John - 1 - M - Connecticut 1860 Federal Census of Greenfield, Sauk County, Wisconsin (24 Aug 1860) A. Kellogg - 36 - M - Pennsylvania - Farmer 2,000 700 Sarah - 32 - F - Connecticut Alice - 6 - F - Wisconsin Arthur - 2 - M - Wisconsin G. Bassett - 15 - M - Connecticut Laura Bassett - 18 - F - Connecticut P. Hall - 19 - M - Canada - Laborer 1870 Federal Census of Greenfield, Sauk County, Wisconsin (11 Jul 1870) Laura Wilkinson - 29 - F - New York - Keeping House 3000 Hattie - 8 - F - Wisconsin Charles - 5 - M - Wisconsin Addie - 10/12 - F - Wisconsin George Bassett - 23 - M - Connecticut - Farm Laborer 1880 Federal Census of Greenfield, Sauk County, Wisconsin Laura Wilkinson - 38 - F - CT-CT-CT - Head - Keeping House Charles - 16 - M - WI-PA-CT - Son - Farm Laborer Adda - 10 - F - WI-PA-CT - Daughter - At School | Bassett, Laura (I1028)
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| 6016 | 1850 Federal Census of Litchfield, Litchfield County, Connecticut (20 Aug 1850) George Bassett - 46 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 750 Sarah - 43 - F - Connecticut Antinett - 11 - F - Connecticut Laura - 9 - F - Connecticut Lucy - 7 - F - Connecticut George - 4 - M - Connecticut Henrietta - 2 - F - Connecticut John - 1 - M - Connecticut 1860 Federal Census of Greenfield, Sauk County, Wisconsin (25 Aug 1860) C.W. Kellogg - 38 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 13,000 600 Mary - 34 - F - Connecticut George - 12 - M - Connecticut Mary - 5 - F - Wisconsin Kate - 3 - F - Wisconsin E. Bassett - 23 - F - Connecticut H. (Henrietta?) - 14 - F - Connecticut S. Houndsell - 21 - M - England - Laborer | Bassett, Henrietta (I1031)
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| 6017 | 1850 Federal Census of Litchfield, Litchfield County, Connecticut (20 Aug 1850) George Bassett - 46 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 750 Sarah - 43 - F - Connecticut Antinett - 11 - F - Connecticut Laura - 9 - F - Connecticut Lucy - 7 - F - Connecticut George - 4 - M - Connecticut Henrietta - 2 - F - Connecticut John - 1 - M - Connecticut | Russell, Sarah G. (I545)
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| 6018 | 1850 Federal Census of Litchfield, Litchfield County, Connecticut (20 Aug 1850) George Bassett - 46 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 750 Sarah - 43 - F - Connecticut Antinett - 11 - F - Connecticut Laura - 9 - F - Connecticut Lucy - 7 - F - Connecticut George - 4 - M - Connecticut Henrietta - 2 - F - Connecticut John - 1 - M - Connecticut | Bassett, Antoinette (I1027)
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| 6019 | 1850 Federal Census of Litchfield, Litchfield County, Connecticut (20 Aug 1850) George Bassett - 46 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 750 Sarah - 43 - F - Connecticut Antinett - 11 - F - Connecticut Laura - 9 - F - Connecticut Lucy - 7 - F - Connecticut George - 4 - M - Connecticut Henrietta - 2 - F - Connecticut John - 1 - M - Connecticut | Bassett, Lucy J. (I1029)
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| 6020 | 1850 Federal Census of Litchfield, Litchfield County, Connecticut (20 Aug 1850) George Bassett - 46 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 750 Sarah - 43 - F - Connecticut Antinett - 11 - F - Connecticut Laura - 9 - F - Connecticut Lucy - 7 - F - Connecticut George - 4 - M - Connecticut Henrietta - 2 - F - Connecticut John - 1 - M - Connecticut | Bassett, John (I1032)
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| 6021 | 1850 Federal Census of Locut Bayou, Ouachita County, Arkansas (October 21, 1850) John Bass - 50 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 4000 Margaret - 49 - Female - South Carolina Mary - 22 - Female - Alabama Nancy - 19 - Female - Alabama John - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer George W. - 15 - Male - Georgia Frances - 12 - Female - Georgia Clementine - 10 - Female - Georgia Jesse - 6 - Male - Georgia John W. - 2 - Male - Georgia | Bass, John B. (I61479)
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| 6022 | 1850 Federal Census of Locut Bayou, Ouachita County, Arkansas (October 21, 1850) John Bass - 50 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 4000 Margaret - 49 - Female - South Carolina Mary - 22 - Female - Alabama Nancy - 19 - Female - Alabama John - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer George W. - 15 - Male - Georgia Frances - 12 - Female - Georgia Clementine - 10 - Female - Georgia Jesse - 6 - Male - Georgia John W. - 2 - Male - Georgia | Ashcraft, Margaret (I61480)
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| 6023 | 1850 Federal Census of Locut Bayou, Ouachita County, Arkansas (October 21, 1850) John Bass - 50 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 4000 Margaret - 49 - Female - South Carolina Mary - 22 - Female - Alabama Nancy - 19 - Female - Alabama John - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer George W. - 15 - Male - Georgia Frances - 12 - Female - Georgia Clementine - 10 - Female - Georgia Jesse - 6 - Male - Georgia John W. - 2 - Male - Georgia | Bass, Mary (I61481)
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| 6024 | 1850 Federal Census of Locut Bayou, Ouachita County, Arkansas (October 21, 1850) John Bass - 50 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 4000 Margaret - 49 - Female - South Carolina Mary - 22 - Female - Alabama Nancy - 19 - Female - Alabama John - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer George W. - 15 - Male - Georgia Frances - 12 - Female - Georgia Clementine - 10 - Female - Georgia Jesse - 6 - Male - Georgia John W. - 2 - Male - Georgia | Bass, Nancy Catherine (I61482)
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| 6025 | 1850 Federal Census of Locut Bayou, Ouachita County, Arkansas (October 21, 1850) John Bass - 50 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 4000 Margaret - 49 - Female - South Carolina Mary - 22 - Female - Alabama Nancy - 19 - Female - Alabama John - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer George W. - 15 - Male - Georgia Frances - 12 - Female - Georgia Clementine - 10 - Female - Georgia Jesse - 6 - Male - Georgia John W. - 2 - Male - Georgia | Bass, John H. (I61483)
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| 6026 | 1850 Federal Census of Locut Bayou, Ouachita County, Arkansas (October 21, 1850) John Bass - 50 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 4000 Margaret - 49 - Female - South Carolina Mary - 22 - Female - Alabama Nancy - 19 - Female - Alabama John - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer George W. - 15 - Male - Georgia Frances - 12 - Female - Georgia Clementine - 10 - Female - Georgia Jesse - 6 - Male - Georgia John W. - 2 - Male - Georgia | Bass, George Washington (I61484)
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| 6027 | 1850 Federal Census of Locut Bayou, Ouachita County, Arkansas (October 21, 1850) John Bass - 50 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 4000 Margaret - 49 - Female - South Carolina Mary - 22 - Female - Alabama Nancy - 19 - Female - Alabama John - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer George W. - 15 - Male - Georgia Frances - 12 - Female - Georgia Clementine - 10 - Female - Georgia Jesse - 6 - Male - Georgia John W. - 2 - Male - Georgia | Bass, Clementine (I61485)
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| 6028 | 1850 Federal Census of Locut Bayou, Ouachita County, Arkansas (October 21, 1850) John Bass - 50 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 4000 Margaret - 49 - Female - South Carolina Mary - 22 - Female - Alabama Nancy - 19 - Female - Alabama John - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer George W. - 15 - Male - Georgia Frances - 12 - Female - Georgia Clementine - 10 - Female - Georgia Jesse - 6 - Male - Georgia John W. - 2 - Male - Georgia | Bass, Frances (I61486)
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| 6029 | 1850 Federal Census of Locut Bayou, Ouachita County, Arkansas (October 21, 1850) John Bass - 50 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 4000 Margaret - 49 - Female - South Carolina Mary - 22 - Female - Alabama Nancy - 19 - Female - Alabama John - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer George W. - 15 - Male - Georgia Frances - 12 - Female - Georgia Clementine - 10 - Female - Georgia Jesse - 6 - Male - Georgia John W. - 2 - Male - Georgia | Bass, Jesse T. (I61487)
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| 6030 | 1850 Federal Census of Locut Bayou, Ouachita County, Arkansas (October 21, 1850) John Bass - 50 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 4000 Margaret - 49 - Female - South Carolina Mary - 22 - Female - Alabama Nancy - 19 - Female - Alabama John - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer George W. - 15 - Male - Georgia Frances - 12 - Female - Georgia Clementine - 10 - Female - Georgia Jesse - 6 - Male - Georgia John W. - 2 - Male - Georgia | Bass, John W. (I61488)
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| 6031 | 1850 Federal Census of Lovell, Oxford County, Maine (20 Aug 1850) Alanson Bassett 31 M Vermont Wheelwright 1000 Judith 28 F New Hampshire 1860 Federal Census of Lovell, Oxford County, Maine (21 Jun 1860) Alanson C. Bassett 39 M New Hampshire Wheelwright --- 800 Judith J. 37 F Maine Seth 9 M Maine Mary A. 5 F Maine | Bassett, Alanson Crossman (I05391)
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| 6032 | 1850 Federal Census of Lower Township, Chesterfield County, Virginia (1850) James S. Bass 54 M Virginia Carpenter Ann 49 F Virginia Ann E. 24 F Virginia Mary 21 F Virginia William 17 M Virginia Opperator George 15 M Virginia Opperator Rebecca 13 F Virginia Margret 11 F Virginia Cornelia 9 F Virginia Watkins 7 M Virginia & 4 others 1860 Federal Census of Manchester District, Chesterfield Co., VA (7 Aug 1860) Robt Bass 38 M Virginia Carpenter --- 500 Martha 35 F Virginia F.E. 10 F Virginia W.R. 7 M Virginia Orin 3 M Virginia Arcelia 3/12 F Virginia | Bass, James S. (I49777)
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| 6033 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georgia (October 1, 1850) Ephriam Bass Sr. - 66 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Vicey - 46 - Female - Georgia Melinda Timmons - 23 - Female - Georgia John James - 21 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Benjamin Bass - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Louisa Bass - 17 - Female - Georgia Lavina Sapp - 16 - Female - Georgia John Bass - 13 - Male - Georgia Moses Bass - 10 - Male - Georgia Perleman Bass - 7 - Male - Georgia Vicey Timmons - 6 - Female - Georgia Winnefred Bass - 5 - Female - Georgia Viney Timmons - 4 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Timmons - 9/12 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Sapp - 5/12 - Female - Georgia 1860 Federal Census of Clyattville, Lowndes County, Georgia (June 21, 1860) Ephriam Bass - 68 - Male - North Carolina 7000 100 Levissy - 54 - Female - North Carolina Winaford - 14 - Female - Georgia John - 7 - Male - Georgia | Bass, Ephraim Sr. (I1)
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| 6034 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georgia (October 1, 1850) Ephriam Bass Sr. - 66 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Vicey - 46 - Female - Georgia Melinda Timmons - 23 - Female - Georgia John James - 21 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Benjamin Bass - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Louisa Bass - 17 - Female - Georgia Lavina Sapp - 16 - Female - Georgia John Bass - 13 - Male - Georgia Moses Bass - 10 - Male - Georgia Perleman Bass - 7 - Male - Georgia Vicey Timmons - 6 - Female - Georgia Winnefred Bass - 5 - Female - Georgia Viney Timmons - 4 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Timmons - 9/12 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Sapp - 5/12 - Female - Georgia 1860 Federal Census of Clyattville, Lowndes County, Georgia (June 21, 1860) Ephriam Bass - 68 - Male - North Carolina 7000 100 Levissy - 54 - Female - North Carolina Winaford - 14 - Female - Georgia John - 7 - Male - Georgia | Vicey (I2)
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| 6035 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georgia (October 1, 1850) Ephriam Bass Sr. - 66 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Vicey - 46 - Female - Georgia Melinda Timmons - 23 - Female - Georgia John James - 21 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Benjamin Bass - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Louisa Bass - 17 - Female - Georgia Lavina Sapp - 16 - Female - Georgia John Bass - 13 - Male - Georgia Moses Bass - 10 - Male - Georgia Perleman Bass - 7 - Male - Georgia Vicey Timmons - 6 - Female - Georgia Winnefred Bass - 5 - Female - Georgia Viney Timmons - 4 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Timmons - 9/12 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Sapp - 5/12 - Female - Georgia 1860 Federal Census of Clyattville, Lowndes County, Georgia (June 21, 1860) Ephriam Bass - 68 - Male - North Carolina 7000 100 Levissy - 54 - Female - North Carolina Winaford - 14 - Female - Georgia John - 7 - Male - Georgia | Bass, Winnefred (I16)
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| 6036 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georgia (October 1, 1850) Ephriam Bass Sr. - 66 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Vicey - 46 - Female - Georgia Melinda Timmons - 23 - Female - Georgia John James - 21 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Benjamin Bass - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Louisa Bass - 17 - Female - Georgia Lavina Sapp - 16 - Female - Georgia John Bass - 13 - Male - Georgia Moses Bass - 10 - Male - Georgia Perleman Bass - 7 - Male - Georgia Vicey Timmons - 6 - Female - Georgia Winnefred Bass - 5 - Female - Georgia Viney Timmons - 4 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Timmons - 9/12 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Sapp - 5/12 - Female - Georgia | Bass, Moses Francis (I6)
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| 6037 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georgia (October 1, 1850) Ephriam Bass Sr. - 66 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Vicey - 46 - Female - Georgia Melinda Timmons - 23 - Female - Georgia John James - 21 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Benjamin Bass - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Louisa Bass - 17 - Female - Georgia Lavina Sapp - 16 - Female - Georgia John Bass - 13 - Male - Georgia Moses Bass - 10 - Male - Georgia Perleman Bass - 7 - Male - Georgia Vicey Timmons - 6 - Female - Georgia Winnefred Bass - 5 - Female - Georgia Viney Timmons - 4 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Timmons - 9/12 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Sapp - 5/12 - Female - Georgia | Bass, Malinda (I8)
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| 6038 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georgia (October 1, 1850) Ephriam Bass Sr. - 66 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Vicey - 46 - Female - Georgia Melinda Timmons - 23 - Female - Georgia John James - 21 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Benjamin Bass - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Louisa Bass - 17 - Female - Georgia Lavina Sapp - 16 - Female - Georgia John Bass - 13 - Male - Georgia Moses Bass - 10 - Male - Georgia Perleman Bass - 7 - Male - Georgia Vicey Timmons - 6 - Female - Georgia Winnefred Bass - 5 - Female - Georgia Viney Timmons - 4 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Timmons - 9/12 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Sapp - 5/12 - Female - Georgia | Bass, Benjamin (I9)
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| 6039 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georgia (October 1, 1850) Ephriam Bass Sr. - 66 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Vicey - 46 - Female - Georgia Melinda Timmons - 23 - Female - Georgia John James - 21 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Benjamin Bass - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Louisa Bass - 17 - Female - Georgia Lavina Sapp - 16 - Female - Georgia John Bass - 13 - Male - Georgia Moses Bass - 10 - Male - Georgia Perleman Bass - 7 - Male - Georgia Vicey Timmons - 6 - Female - Georgia Winnefred Bass - 5 - Female - Georgia Viney Timmons - 4 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Timmons - 9/12 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Sapp - 5/12 - Female - Georgia | Bass, Louisa (I11)
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| 6040 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georgia (October 1, 1850) Ephriam Bass Sr. - 66 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Vicey - 46 - Female - Georgia Melinda Timmons - 23 - Female - Georgia John James - 21 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Benjamin Bass - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Louisa Bass - 17 - Female - Georgia Lavina Sapp - 16 - Female - Georgia John Bass - 13 - Male - Georgia Moses Bass - 10 - Male - Georgia Perleman Bass - 7 - Male - Georgia Vicey Timmons - 6 - Female - Georgia Winnefred Bass - 5 - Female - Georgia Viney Timmons - 4 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Timmons - 9/12 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Sapp - 5/12 - Female - Georgia | Bass, Lavina (I12)
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| 6041 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georgia (October 1, 1850) Ephriam Bass Sr. - 66 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Vicey - 46 - Female - Georgia Melinda Timmons - 23 - Female - Georgia John James - 21 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Benjamin Bass - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Louisa Bass - 17 - Female - Georgia Lavina Sapp - 16 - Female - Georgia John Bass - 13 - Male - Georgia Moses Bass - 10 - Male - Georgia Perleman Bass - 7 - Male - Georgia Vicey Timmons - 6 - Female - Georgia Winnefred Bass - 5 - Female - Georgia Viney Timmons - 4 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Timmons - 9/12 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Sapp - 5/12 - Female - Georgia | Sapp, Roxanna (I15)
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| 6042 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georgia (October 1, 1850) Ephriam Bass Sr. - 66 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Vicey - 46 - Female - Georgia Melinda Timmons - 23 - Female - Georgia John James - 21 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Benjamin Bass - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Louisa Bass - 17 - Female - Georgia Lavina Sapp - 16 - Female - Georgia John Bass - 13 - Male - Georgia Moses Bass - 10 - Male - Georgia Perleman Bass - 7 - Male - Georgia Vicey Timmons - 6 - Female - Georgia Winnefred Bass - 5 - Female - Georgia Viney Timmons - 4 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Timmons - 9/12 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Sapp - 5/12 - Female - Georgia | Timmons, Vicey (I18)
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| 6043 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georgia (October 1, 1850) Ephriam Bass Sr. - 66 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Vicey - 46 - Female - Georgia Melinda Timmons - 23 - Female - Georgia John James - 21 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Benjamin Bass - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Louisa Bass - 17 - Female - Georgia Lavina Sapp - 16 - Female - Georgia John Bass - 13 - Male - Georgia Moses Bass - 10 - Male - Georgia Perleman Bass - 7 - Male - Georgia Vicey Timmons - 6 - Female - Georgia Winnefred Bass - 5 - Female - Georgia Viney Timmons - 4 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Timmons - 9/12 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Sapp - 5/12 - Female - Georgia | Timmons, Viney (I19)
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| 6044 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georgia (October 1, 1850) Ephriam Bass Sr. - 66 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Vicey - 46 - Female - Georgia Melinda Timmons - 23 - Female - Georgia John James - 21 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Benjamin Bass - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Louisa Bass - 17 - Female - Georgia Lavina Sapp - 16 - Female - Georgia John Bass - 13 - Male - Georgia Moses Bass - 10 - Male - Georgia Perleman Bass - 7 - Male - Georgia Vicey Timmons - 6 - Female - Georgia Winnefred Bass - 5 - Female - Georgia Viney Timmons - 4 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Timmons - 9/12 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Sapp - 5/12 - Female - Georgia | Timmons, Roxanna (I20)
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| 6045 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georgia (October 1, 1850) Ephriam Bass Sr. - 66 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Vicey - 46 - Female - Georgia Melinda Timmons - 23 - Female - Georgia John James - 21 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Benjamin Bass - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Louisa Bass - 17 - Female - Georgia Lavina Sapp - 16 - Female - Georgia John Bass - 13 - Male - Georgia Moses Bass - 10 - Male - Georgia Perleman Bass - 7 - Male - Georgia Vicey Timmons - 6 - Female - Georgia Winnefred Bass - 5 - Female - Georgia Viney Timmons - 4 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Timmons - 9/12 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Sapp - 5/12 - Female - Georgia 1860 Federal Census of Jasper, Hamilton County, Florida (12 Jun 1860) John Bass 22 M Georgia Farmer 75 Martha A. 16 F Georgia George 18 M Georgia 1900 Federal Census of Lake Bird, Taylor County, Florida (9 Jul 1900) John H. Bass 63 M Apr 1837 GA GA GA Head Farmer Martha A. 56 F Aug 1843 GA GA GA Wife Barnie A. Williams 23 M Jun 1877 FL FL FL SonL Farmer Texas O. 17 F Feb 1883 FL GA GA Daughter (Married 41 years, 31 children, 9 living) (Barnie and Texas married 3 years, no children) | Bass, John Henry (I7)
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| 6046 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georgia (October 1, 1850) Ephriam Bass Sr. - 66 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Vicey - 46 - Female - Georgia Melinda Timmons - 23 - Female - Georgia John James - 21 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Benjamin Bass - 18 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Louisa Bass - 17 - Female - Georgia Lavina Sapp - 16 - Female - Georgia John Bass - 13 - Male - Georgia Moses Bass - 10 - Male - Georgia Perleman Bass - 7 - Male - Georgia Vicey Timmons - 6 - Female - Georgia Winnefred Bass - 5 - Female - Georgia Viney Timmons - 4 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Timmons - 9/12 - Female - Georgia Roxanna Sapp - 5/12 - Female - Georgia 1860 Federal Census of Jasper, Hamilton County, Florida (12 Jun 1860) John Bass 22 M Georgia Farmer 75 Martha A. 16 F Georgia George 18 M Georgia | Bass, George Perleman (I14)
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| 6047 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georgia (September 19, 1850) James R. Bass - 23 - Male - Georgia 150 Mary Ann - 21 - Female - Georgia Harriet - 2 - Female - Georgia Benjamin F. - 1/12 - Male - Georgia | Sloan, Mary Ann (I37)
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| 6048 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georgia (September 19, 1850) James R. Bass - 23 - Male - Georgia 150 Mary Ann - 21 - Female - Georgia Harriet - 2 - Female - Georgia Benjamin F. - 1/12 - Male - Georgia | Bass, Harriet (I38)
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| 6049 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georgia (September 19, 1850) James R. Bass - 23 - Male - Georgia 150 Mary Ann - 21 - Female - Georgia Harriet - 2 - Female - Georgia Benjamin F. - 1/12 - Male - Georgia | Bass, Benjamin Franklin (I39)
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| 6050 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georgia (September 19, 1850) James R. Bass - 23 - Male - Georgia 150 Mary Ann - 21 - Female - Georgia Harriet - 2 - Female - Georgia Benjamin F. - 1/12 - Male - Georgia 1860 Federal Census of Valdosta, Lowndes County, Georgia (29 Jun 1860) James Bass 33 M Georgia Carpenter 300 260 Mary Ann 30 F Georgia Benjamin 10 M Georgia Columbus 8 M Georgia Georgia Ann 5 F Florida James 7/12 M Florida 1870 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georgia (1870) James Bass 42 M Georgia Farming Mary Ann 41 F Georgia Keeping House Leavy C. 18 M Georgia Farm hand Georgia Ann 13 F Georgia James H. 12 M Georgia Liller 8 F Georgia Angaline 6 F Georgia Duncan 3 M Georgia 1900 Federal Census of Clyatville, Lowndes County, GA (21 Jun 1900) James R. Bass 73 M Aug 1826 GA GA GA Head Farmer Mary Jane 48 F Jan 1852 FL GA GA Wife William McIntire 22 M Jul 1877 FL AL FL Stepson Farm laborer Luzia Bass 10 F Mar 1890 GA GA FL Daughter At school Ruth 8 F May 1892 GA GA FL Daughter At school Ephriam 6 M Jun 1893 GA GA FL Son At school Madison 4 M Jul 1895 GA GA FL Son Asher 2 M Apr 1898 GA GA FL Son (Married 10 years, 10 children, 6 living) 1910 Federal Census of Clyattville, Lowndes County, Georgia (20 Apr 1910) J.R. Bass 82 M GA GA GA Head Farmer Farm Mary 58 F FL GA GA Wife Ruth 18 F GA GA GA Daughter Ephriam 17 M GA GA GA Son Madison 15 M GA GA FL Son Ashley 11 M FL GA FL Son Effie Herring 10 F GA FL FL Daughter Ella 6 F GL FL FL Daughter (Married 18 years, 11 children, 6 living) | Bass, James Riley (I4)
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