Bassett Family Association Database
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Matches 6,051 to 6,100 of 52,713
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| 6051 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georigia (October 1, 1850) Ephraim Bass Jr. - 32 - Male - Georgia - Farmer 300 Sarah - 41 - Female - Georgia Mary Jane - 15 - Female - Georgia Martha - 13 - Female - Georgia Levi - 11 - Male - Georgia Ephraim - 8 - Male - Georgia Christian - 6 - Female - Georgia Catherine - 4 - Female - Georgia Sarah - 2 - Female - Georgia Eli B. Bass - 24 - Male - Georgia - Laborer 1860 Federal Census of Clyattville, Lowndes County, Georgia (June 20, 1860) Ephraim Bass - 47 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer 2000 281 Sally - 51 - Female - Georgia Mary J. - 24 - Female - Georgia - Seamstress Levi - 20 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Ephraim - 17 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Christian - 16 - Female - Georgia - Seamstress Catherine - 14 - Female - Georgia Sarah - 13 - Female - Georgia George - 2 - Male - Georgia | Bass, Ephraim Jr. (I5)
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| 6052 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georigia (October 1, 1850) Ephraim Bass Jr. - 32 - Male - Georgia - Farmer 300 Sarah - 41 - Female - Georgia Mary Jane - 15 - Female - Georgia Martha - 13 - Female - Georgia Levi - 11 - Male - Georgia Ephraim - 8 - Male - Georgia Christian - 6 - Female - Georgia Catherine - 4 - Female - Georgia Sarah - 2 - Female - Georgia Eli B. Bass - 24 - Male - Georgia - Laborer 1860 Federal Census of Clyattville, Lowndes County, Georgia (June 20, 1860) Ephraim Bass - 47 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer 2000 281 Sally - 51 - Female - Georgia Mary J. - 24 - Female - Georgia - Seamstress Levi - 20 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Ephraim - 17 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Christian - 16 - Female - Georgia - Seamstress Catherine - 14 - Female - Georgia Sarah - 13 - Female - Georgia George - 2 - Male - Georgia | Starling, Sarah Ann (Sally) (I22)
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| 6053 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georigia (October 1, 1850) Ephraim Bass Jr. - 32 - Male - Georgia - Farmer 300 Sarah - 41 - Female - Georgia Mary Jane - 15 - Female - Georgia Martha - 13 - Female - Georgia Levi - 11 - Male - Georgia Ephraim - 8 - Male - Georgia Christian - 6 - Female - Georgia Catherine - 4 - Female - Georgia Sarah - 2 - Female - Georgia Eli B. Bass - 24 - Male - Georgia - Laborer 1860 Federal Census of Clyattville, Lowndes County, Georgia (June 20, 1860) Ephraim Bass - 47 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer 2000 281 Sally - 51 - Female - Georgia Mary J. - 24 - Female - Georgia - Seamstress Levi - 20 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Ephraim - 17 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Christian - 16 - Female - Georgia - Seamstress Catherine - 14 - Female - Georgia Sarah - 13 - Female - Georgia George - 2 - Male - Georgia | Bass, Mary Jane (I23)
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| 6054 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georigia (October 1, 1850) Ephraim Bass Jr. - 32 - Male - Georgia - Farmer 300 Sarah - 41 - Female - Georgia Mary Jane - 15 - Female - Georgia Martha - 13 - Female - Georgia Levi - 11 - Male - Georgia Ephraim - 8 - Male - Georgia Christian - 6 - Female - Georgia Catherine - 4 - Female - Georgia Sarah - 2 - Female - Georgia Eli B. Bass - 24 - Male - Georgia - Laborer 1860 Federal Census of Clyattville, Lowndes County, Georgia (June 20, 1860) Ephraim Bass - 47 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer 2000 281 Sally - 51 - Female - Georgia Mary J. - 24 - Female - Georgia - Seamstress Levi - 20 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Ephraim - 17 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Christian - 16 - Female - Georgia - Seamstress Catherine - 14 - Female - Georgia Sarah - 13 - Female - Georgia George - 2 - Male - Georgia | Bass, Levi (I25)
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| 6055 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georigia (October 1, 1850) Ephraim Bass Jr. - 32 - Male - Georgia - Farmer 300 Sarah - 41 - Female - Georgia Mary Jane - 15 - Female - Georgia Martha - 13 - Female - Georgia Levi - 11 - Male - Georgia Ephraim - 8 - Male - Georgia Christian - 6 - Female - Georgia Catherine - 4 - Female - Georgia Sarah - 2 - Female - Georgia Eli B. Bass - 24 - Male - Georgia - Laborer 1860 Federal Census of Clyattville, Lowndes County, Georgia (June 20, 1860) Ephraim Bass - 47 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer 2000 281 Sally - 51 - Female - Georgia Mary J. - 24 - Female - Georgia - Seamstress Levi - 20 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Ephraim - 17 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Christian - 16 - Female - Georgia - Seamstress Catherine - 14 - Female - Georgia Sarah - 13 - Female - Georgia George - 2 - Male - Georgia | Bass, Christian Tan (I27)
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| 6056 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georigia (October 1, 1850) Ephraim Bass Jr. - 32 - Male - Georgia - Farmer 300 Sarah - 41 - Female - Georgia Mary Jane - 15 - Female - Georgia Martha - 13 - Female - Georgia Levi - 11 - Male - Georgia Ephraim - 8 - Male - Georgia Christian - 6 - Female - Georgia Catherine - 4 - Female - Georgia Sarah - 2 - Female - Georgia Eli B. Bass - 24 - Male - Georgia - Laborer 1860 Federal Census of Clyattville, Lowndes County, Georgia (June 20, 1860) Ephraim Bass - 47 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer 2000 281 Sally - 51 - Female - Georgia Mary J. - 24 - Female - Georgia - Seamstress Levi - 20 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Ephraim - 17 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Christian - 16 - Female - Georgia - Seamstress Catherine - 14 - Female - Georgia Sarah - 13 - Female - Georgia George - 2 - Male - Georgia | Bass, Catherine (I28)
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| 6057 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georigia (October 1, 1850) Ephraim Bass Jr. - 32 - Male - Georgia - Farmer 300 Sarah - 41 - Female - Georgia Mary Jane - 15 - Female - Georgia Martha - 13 - Female - Georgia Levi - 11 - Male - Georgia Ephraim - 8 - Male - Georgia Christian - 6 - Female - Georgia Catherine - 4 - Female - Georgia Sarah - 2 - Female - Georgia Eli B. Bass - 24 - Male - Georgia - Laborer 1860 Federal Census of Clyattville, Lowndes County, Georgia (June 20, 1860) Ephraim Bass - 47 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer 2000 281 Sally - 51 - Female - Georgia Mary J. - 24 - Female - Georgia - Seamstress Levi - 20 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Ephraim - 17 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Christian - 16 - Female - Georgia - Seamstress Catherine - 14 - Female - Georgia Sarah - 13 - Female - Georgia George - 2 - Male - Georgia | Bass, Sarah (I29)
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| 6058 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georigia (October 1, 1850) Ephraim Bass Jr. - 32 - Male - Georgia - Farmer 300 Sarah - 41 - Female - Georgia Mary Jane - 15 - Female - Georgia Martha - 13 - Female - Georgia Levi - 11 - Male - Georgia Ephraim - 8 - Male - Georgia Christian - 6 - Female - Georgia Catherine - 4 - Female - Georgia Sarah - 2 - Female - Georgia Eli B. Bass - 24 - Male - Georgia - Laborer 1860 Federal Census of Clyattville, Lowndes County, Georgia (June 21, 1860) Eli Bass - 34 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Roxanna - 30 - Female - Georgia Frances - 4 - Female - Florida | Bass, Eli B. (I3)
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| 6059 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georigia (October 1, 1850) Ephraim Bass Jr. - 32 - Male - Georgia - Farmer 300 Sarah - 41 - Female - Georgia Mary Jane - 15 - Female - Georgia Martha - 13 - Female - Georgia Levi - 11 - Male - Georgia Ephraim - 8 - Male - Georgia Christian - 6 - Female - Georgia Catherine - 4 - Female - Georgia Sarah - 2 - Female - Georgia Eli B. Bass - 24 - Male - Georgia - Laborer | Bass, Martha (I24)
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| 6060 | 1850 Federal Census of Lowndes County, Georigia (October 1, 1850) Ephraim Bass Jr. - 32 - Male - Georgia - Farmer 300 Sarah - 41 - Female - Georgia Mary Jane - 15 - Female - Georgia Martha - 13 - Female - Georgia Levi - 11 - Male - Georgia Ephraim - 8 - Male - Georgia Christian - 6 - Female - Georgia Catherine - 4 - Female - Georgia Sarah - 2 - Female - Georgia Eli B. Bass - 24 - Male - Georgia - Laborer 1860 Federal Census of Clyattville, Lowndes County, Georgia (June 20, 1860) Ephraim Bass - 47 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer 2000 281 Sally - 51 - Female - Georgia Mary J. - 24 - Female - Georgia - Seamstress Levi - 20 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Ephraim - 17 - Male - Georgia - Laborer Christian - 16 - Female - Georgia - Seamstress Catherine - 14 - Female - Georgia Sarah - 13 - Female - Georgia George - 2 - Male - Georgia 1880 Federal Census of Mosely Hall, Madison County, Florida (23 Jun 1880) Ephriam Bass 38 M GA GA GA Head Farmer Pollie 35 F FL GA SC Wife Keeping House Levy V. 16 M GA GA FL Son Works on farm Michael 14 M GA GA FL Son Works on farm George B. 10 M GA GA FL Son Works on farm Sarah 7 F GA GA FL Daughter At home John P. 4 M GA GA FL Son At home | Bass, Ephraim Columbus (I26)
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| 6061 | 1850 Federal Census of Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts Isaac Bassett - 70 - M - Massachusetts - Merchant 16,000 Ruth - 68 - F - New Hampshire Hannah - 33 - F - Massachusetts Catharine King - 19 - F - Ireland Deborah Richardson - 38 - F - Ireland Sally Breed - 67 - F - New Hampshire | Breed, Ruth (I711)
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| 6062 | 1850 Federal Census of Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts Isaac Bassett - 70 - M - Massachusetts - Merchant 16,000 Ruth - 68 - F - New Hampshire Hannah - 33 - F - Massachusetts Catharine King - 19 - F - Ireland Deborah Richardson - 38 - F - Ireland Sally Breed - 67 - F - New Hampshire | Bassett, Hannah (I973)
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| 6063 | 1850 Federal Census of Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts William Bassett - 44 - M - Massachusetts - City Clerk Mary B. - 44 - F - Maine Sarah - 16 - F - Massachusetts William Jr. - 10 - M - Massachusetts (Living two houses from Isaac Bassett, father) | Bassett, Sarah (I1390)
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| 6064 | 1850 Federal Census of Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts (6 Sep 1850) Eunice W. Bassett - 32 - F- Massachusetts Joseph J. - 10 - M - Massachusetts Eunice M. - 7- F - Massachusetts | Bassett, Eunice Maria (I1562)
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| 6065 | 1850 Federal Census of Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts (6 Sep 1850) Eunice W. Bassett - 32 - F- Massachusetts Joseph J. - 10 - M - Massachusetts Eunice M. - 7- F - Massachusetts | Boyce, Eunice Wilbur (I1143)
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| 6066 | 1850 Federal Census of Macon, Bibb County, Georgia (30 Aug 1850) James Green 43 M South Carolina Laborer Hannah 34 F Georgia Eliza A. 14 F Georgia Frances 12 F Georgia John C. 10 F?Georgia Henry 8 M Georgia James 6 M Georgia Lytha 4 F Georgia Richard 2 M Georgia 1860 Federal Census of Godfrey, Bibb County, Georgia (17 Aug 1860) James W. Green 57 M Georgia Laborer 2000 100 Anne 45 F Georgia Henry 17 M Georgia James 15 M Georgia Talitha 13 F Georgia Richard 11 M Georgia George 9 M Georgia | Bassett, Ann Hannah (I152)
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| 6067 | 1850 Federal Census of Macon, Bibb County, Georgia (30 Aug 1850) James Green 43 M South Carolina Laborer Hannah 34 F Georgia Eliza A. 14 F Georgia Frances 12 F Georgia John C. 10 F?Georgia Henry 8 M Georgia James 6 M Georgia Lytha 4 F Georgia Richard 2 M Georgia 1860 Federal Census of Godfrey, Bibb County, Georgia (17 Aug 1860) James W. Green 57 M Georgia Laborer 2000 100 Anne 45 F Georgia Henry 17 M Georgia James 15 M Georgia Talitha 13 F Georgia Richard 11 M Georgia George 9 M Georgia | Green, James W. (I161)
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| 6068 | 1850 Federal Census of Madison Township, Lenawee County, Michigan Albert Bassett 33 M New York Farmer Mary 29 F New York Hellen M. 1/12 F Michigan | Bassett, Albert (I04258)
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| 6069 | 1850 Federal Census of Madison Township, Lenawee County, Michigan Ebenezer Bassett 28 M New York Farmer Harriet 24 F New York Elizabeth 4 F Michigan Calvin 2 M Michigan William McNair 18 M New York 1860 Federal Census of Madison Township, Lenawee County, Michigan (8 Jun 1860) Ebenezer Bassett 38 M New York Farmer 3200 600 Debora 22 F Michigan Calvin 11 M Michigan Lucy 14 F Michigan Albert 5 M Michigan Edgar 2 M Michigan 1870 Federal Census of Madison, Lenawee County, Michigan (23 Jul 1870) Ebenezer Bassett 49 M New York Farmer 9500 1200 Ann 31 F Michigan Keeping House Arvilla 8 F Michigan At school Calvin 21 M Michigan At school Albert 15 M Michigan Works on farm Edgar 12 M Michigan At school Zervia Ingham 27 M Michigan At home 1880 Federal Census of Madison, Lenawee County, Michigan (11 Jun 1880) Ebenezer Bassett 58 M NY NY NY Head Farmer Deborah 40 F MI NY VT Wife Keeping House Ephraim Baker 38 M MI EN EN SonL Lucy E. 34 F MI NY NY Daughter 1 laborer & 1 servant Living next door 1880 Federal Census of Madison, Lenawee County, Michigan (11 Jun 1880) Mary Bassett 91 F MA NY NY Head Keeping House | Bassett, Ebenezer (I04262)
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| 6070 | 1850 Federal Census of Madison, Madison County, New York (21 Aug 1850) Joseph Bassett - 55 - M - England - Farmer Elizabeth - 50 - F - England Joseph - 22 - M - England - Farmer 1860 Federal Census of Madison, Madison County, New York (24 Aug 1860) Joseph Bassett - 32 - M - England - Farm laborer 400 Jane E. - 24 - F - England Sarah E. - 5 - F - New York William B. - 3 - M - New York Joseph H. - 1 - M - New York 1870 Federal Census of Sangerfield, Oneida County, New York (2 Aug 1870) Joseph Bassett - 42 - M - England - Teamster --- 350 Jane - 34 - F - England - Keeping House Sarah - 14 - F - New York William - 12 - M - New York - Farm laborer Henry - 11 - M - New York - Farm laborer Emily - 9 - F - New York - At School John - 7 - M - New York - At School 1880 Federal Census of Hamilton, Madison County, New York (2 Jun 1880) Joseph Bassett - 51 - M - EN-EN-EN - Head - Laborer Jennie - 44 - F - EN-EN-EN - Wife - House Keeper Charlie - 9 - M - NY-EN-EN - Son | Bassett, Joseph (I15)
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| 6071 | 1850 Federal Census of Madison, Madison County, New York (21 Aug 1850) Joseph Bassett - 55 - M - England - Farmer Elizabeth - 50 - F - England Joseph - 22 - M - England - Farmer | Elizabeth (I13)
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| 6072 | 1850 Federal Census of Malone, Franklin County, New York Asa Bassett 54 M Vermont Farmer Roxy 55 F Vermont Horace 26 M Vermont Farmer Jane 22 F New York Asa E. 20 M New York Emeline 17 F New York Caroline 17 F New York Julia M. 15 F New York Joseph A. 6 M New York Emeline A. 16 F New York Arnold Cemetery, Malone, Franklin County, New York Asa Bassett Died April 10, 1865 In His 69th Year Roby, Wife of Asa Bassett Died Dec. 17, 1871 AE 76 Y'rs. Jane Daughter of Asa & Roba Bassett Died Feb. 3, 1857, Aged 30 Years | Bassett, Asa (I02365)
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| 6073 | 1850 Federal Census of Manchester, Bonhomme Township, St. Louis County, Missouri (2 Sep 1850) Jane Bassett - 55 - F - Pennsylvania Alexander - 19 - M - Kentucky - Teamster Lucinda - 16 - F - Kentucky David L. - 14 - M - Kentucky Emly - 23 - F - Kentucky Marian Keaf - 24 - F - Kentucky | Wilson, Jane Ann (I99)
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| 6074 | 1850 Federal Census of Manchester, Bonhomme Township, St. Louis County, Missouri (2 Sep 1850) Jane Bassett - 55 - F - Pennsylvania Alexander - 19 - M - Kentucky - Teamster Lucinda - 16 - F - Kentucky David L. - 14 - M - Kentucky Emly - 23 - F - Kentucky Marian Keaf - 24 - F - Kentucky | Bassett, Emily (I470)
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| 6075 | 1850 Federal Census of Manchester, Bonhomme Township, St. Louis County, Missouri (2 Sep 1850) Jane Bassett - 55 - F - Pennsylvania Alexander - 19 - M - Kentucky - Teamster Lucinda - 16 - F - Kentucky David L. - 14 - M - Kentucky Emly - 23 - F - Kentucky Marian Keaf - 24 - F - Kentucky | Bassett, Lucinda E. (I473)
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| 6076 | 1850 Federal Census of Manchester, Bonhomme Township, St. Louis County, Missouri (2 Sep 1850) Jane Bassett - 55 - F - Pennsylvania Alexander - 19 - M - Kentucky - Teamster Lucinda - 16 - F - Kentucky David L. - 14 - M - Kentucky Emly - 23 - F - Kentucky Marian Keaf - 24 - F - Kentucky | Bassett, Doctor David Louis (I474)
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| 6077 | 1850 Federal Census of Manlius, Onondaga County, New York Orzo Bassett 29 M New York Grocer Living with Joseph Bloomfield 1860 Federal Census of Manlius, Onondaga County, New York (11 Jul 1860) O.T. Bassett 40 M New York Tavern Keeper 3000 2000 Anna S. 26 F New York Frank T. 7 M New York Thomas C. 6/12 M New York Mary Heiner 21 F Hepin Castle Servant Catharine Snyder 18 F New York Julia Northrup 22 F New York County School Teacher 1870 Federal Census of Chittenango, Sullivan, Madison County, NY (24 Jun 1870) Hannah Bassett 36 F New York Keeping House 700 Thomas 10 M New York Charles Harbottle 33 M New York Drug Store 1500 150 Madison County Times, Chittenango, N.Y. Friday Morning, Nov. 3, 1905 Mr. Fred Harbottle of Binghamton, Mr. Charles Harbottle of Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. T.C. Bassett of New York, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bassett of Canastota, have been called here by the serious illness of Mrs. John Chapman. The Syracuse Journal, November 7, 1905 Chittenango Chittenango, Nov. 7 – Mrs. John Chapman died on Saturday and the funeral service was held at her late home on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Chapman was the daughter of the late Joseph Harbottle, and was twice married, her first husband being Thomas Bassett, at one time proprietor of the Yates house in this place, and of the St. Charles hotel in Syracuse. She is survived by her husband, John Chapman, a son, Thomas Bassett of New York; two sisters, Mrs. Richard Walrath and Mrs. Theodore W. Burnett of this place, and two brothers, Charles Harbottle of Syracuse and Frederick Harbottle of Binghamton Meet the Neighbors of Fremont, New York Just before we cross the canal bridge, abutting the towpath, is Clinton Kimball’s grocery store. He’s 30 years old and caters to the canal trade. Next to him is the Crouse and Bassett general store (west wide corner of Manlius Center Rd and the towpath side of the Erie Canal). Henry Crouse, age 34, and his brother Robert, age 28, are partners in this store with Orzo T. Bassett. The Crouse brothers live down in Fayetteville, but Orzo calls Manlius Center home. He’s 40 and his wife Anna S. is 26. They have two sons, who are Frank T. age 7, and Thomas C. age 6. If you all plan to move here in the future you most likely will be mailing and receiving your mail here as the nearest post office is inside this store. | Harbottle, Anna S. (I2)
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| 6078 | 1850 Federal Census of Manlius, Onondaga County, New York Orzo Bassett 29 M New York Grocer Living with Joseph Bloomfield 1860 Federal Census of Manlius, Onondaga County, New York (11 Jul 1860) O.T. Bassett 40 M New York Tavern Keeper 3000 2000 Anna S. 26 F New York Frank T. 7 M New York Thomas C. 6/12 M New York Mary Heiner 21 F Hepin Castle Servant Catharine Snyder 18 F New York Julia Northrup 22 F New York County School Teacher 1870 Federal Census of Chittenango, Sullivan, Madison County, NY (24 Jun 1870) Hannah Bassett 36 F New York Keeping House 700 Thomas 10 M New York Charles Harbottle 33 M New York Drug Store 1500 15000 This family is possibly related to a Thomas Bassett who married Jerusha Patten, daughter of Silas and Thankful (Eaton) Patten, widow of Thomas Burr Mallory. Jerusha married (3rd) Ozias Sherwood. They all lived on a farm north of Manlius Center, Onondaga County, New York. I found a Thomas Bassett that died in November of 1821 in Manlius which is probably the same Thomas Bassett. 1820 Federal Census of Manlius, Onondaga County, New York Thomas Bassett 000010-113100 1m26-45,1fU10,1f10-16,3f16-26,1f45+ 1830 Federal Census of Manlius, Onondaga County, New York Ozias Sherwood 00100001-00010101 1m10-15,1m50-60,1f15-20,1f30-40,1f50-60 1840 Federal Census of Manlius, Onondaga County, New Yrok Ozias Sherwood 000100001-000000101 1m15-20,1m60-70,1f40-50,1f60-70 Spectator, New York, November 23, 1821 Mr. Thomas Bassett, a respectable citizen of Manlius, in this state, was drowned on Saturday week, in attempting to cross Lime-stone creek, in a waggon. From heavy rains, the creek was unusually high, and the horses feet become entangled in some floating lumber. Finding he could not release them, he called for assistance. He was found standing in his waggon, in water to his breast. A pole was reached him for the purpose of drawing him ashore, which he declined taking in consequence of his inability to swim, and still thinking the horses would recover and clear themselves. His situation, however, soon became more perilous, he mounted one of the horsed, which soon strangled and sunk. He is supposed to have been carried several rods by the current, when he sunk and rose no more. The body was found on Monday, thirty or forty rods from the waggon, in about 12 feet water. The horses were both drowned. Mr. B. had left a family to bewail his loss. 10/22/1851 Married at the residence of her father, Joseph Harbottle, in the town of Tuesday 21st inst. By Rev. Jas. Abell, Thomas O. Bassett of Manlius Center to Anna S. Harbottle. Meet the Neighbors of Fremont, New York Just before we cross the canal bridge, abutting the towpath, is Clinton Kimball’s grocery store. He’s 30 years old and caters to the canal trade. Next to him is the Crouse and Bassett general store (west wide corner of Manlius Center Rd and the towpath side of the Erie Canal). Henry Crouse, age 34, and his brother Robert, age 28, are partners in this store with Orzo T. Bassett. The Crouse brothers live down in Fayetteville, but Orzo calls Manlius Center home. He’s 40 and his wife Anna S. is 26. They have two sons, who are Frank T. age 7, and Thomas C. age 6. If you all plan to move here in the future you most likely will be mailing and receiving your mail here as the nearest post office is inside this store. | Bassett, Thomas Orzo (I1)
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| 6079 | 1850 Federal Census of Mannington Township, Salem County, New Jersey (1 Oct 1850) Benjamin Bassett - 48 - M - New Jersey - Farmer 30,000 Mary - 50 - F - New Jersey Sarah A. - 18 - F - New Jersey Rachel - 16 - F - New Jersey Richard - 13 - M - New Jersey Maria - 13 - F - New Jersey Sarah Acton - 82 - F - New Jersey Elisabeth Darman - 16 - F - Pennsylvania Davis Bassett - 19 - M - New Jersey - Farm Hand 6000 | Bassett, Benjamn (I819)
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| 6080 | 1850 Federal Census of Mannington Township, Salem County, New Jersey (1 Oct 1850) Benjamin Bassett - 48 - M - New Jersey - Farmer 30,000 Mary - 50 - F - New Jersey Sarah A. - 18 - F - New Jersey Rachel - 16 - F - New Jersey Richard - 13 - M - New Jersey Maria - 13 - F - New Jersey Sarah Acton - 82 - F - New Jersey Elisabeth Darman - 16 - F - Pennsylvania Davis Bassett - 19 - M - New Jersey - Farm Hand 6000 | Acton, Mary (I824)
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| 6081 | 1850 Federal Census of Mannington Township, Salem County, New Jersey (1 Oct 1850) Benjamin Bassett - 48 - M - New Jersey - Farmer 30,000 Mary - 50 - F - New Jersey Sarah A. - 18 - F - New Jersey Rachel - 16 - F - New Jersey Richard - 13 - M - New Jersey Maria - 13 - F - New Jersey Sarah Acton - 82 - F - New Jersey Elisabeth Darman - 16 - F - Pennsylvania Davis Bassett - 19 - M - New Jersey - Farm Hand 6000 | Bassett, Davis (I1212)
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| 6082 | 1850 Federal Census of Mannington Township, Salem County, New Jersey (1 Oct 1850) Benjamin Bassett - 48 - M - New Jersey - Farmer 30,000 Mary - 50 - F - New Jersey Sarah A. - 18 - F - New Jersey Rachel - 16 - F - New Jersey Richard - 13 - M - New Jersey Maria - 13 - F - New Jersey Sarah Acton - 82 - F - New Jersey Elisabeth Darman - 16 - F - Pennsylvania Davis Bassett - 19 - M - New Jersey - Farm Hand 6000 | Sarah (I1248)
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| 6083 | 1850 Federal Census of Mannington Township, Salem County, New Jersey (1 Oct 1850) Benjamin Bassett - 48 - M - New Jersey - Farmer 30,000 Mary - 50 - F - New Jersey Sarah A. - 18 - F - New Jersey Rachel - 16 - F - New Jersey Richard - 13 - M - New Jersey Maria - 13 - F - New Jersey Sarah Acton - 82 - F - New Jersey Elisabeth Darman - 16 - F - Pennsylvania Davis Bassett - 19 - M - New Jersey - Farm Hand 6000 | Bassett, Sarah Ann (I1250)
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| 6084 | 1850 Federal Census of Mannington Township, Salem County, New Jersey (1 Oct 1850) Benjamin Bassett - 48 - M - New Jersey - Farmer 30,000 Mary - 50 - F - New Jersey Sarah A. - 18 - F - New Jersey Rachel - 16 - F - New Jersey Richard - 13 - M - New Jersey Maria - 13 - F - New Jersey Sarah Acton - 82 - F - New Jersey Elisabeth Darman - 16 - F - Pennsylvania Davis Bassett - 19 - M - New Jersey - Farm Hand 6000 | Bassett, Rachel (I1251)
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| 6085 | 1850 Federal Census of Mannington Township, Salem County, New Jersey (28 Sep 1850) Edward H. Bassett - 29 - M - New Jersey Lucy Rutherford - 50 - F - New Jersey | Bassett, Edward Hicks (I1179)
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| 6086 | 1850 Federal Census of Mannington Township, Salem County, New Jersey (7 Oct 1850) Elisha Bassett - 31 - M - New Jersey - Farmer Hannah H. - 31 - F - New Jersey Rebecca - 4 - F - New Jersey Henry - 1 - M - New Jersey Robert Demis - 45 - M - Pennsylvania - (Black) - Laborer Samuel Richardson - 14 - M - Pennsylvania - (Black) George Anderson - 17 - M - New Jersey - Laborer | Bassett, Rebecca (I1591)
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| 6087 | 1850 Federal Census of Mannington Township, Salem County, New Jersey (7 Oct 1850) Elisha Bassett - 31 - M - New Jersey - Farmer Hannah H. - 31 - F - New Jersey Rebecca - 4 - F - New Jersey Henry - 1 - M - New Jersey Robert Demis - 45 - M - Pennsylvania - (Black) - Laborer Samuel Richardson - 14 - M - Pennsylvania - (Black) George Anderson - 17 - M - New Jersey - Laborer | Bassett, Henry (I1593)
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| 6088 | 1850 Federal Census of Mannington Township, Salem County, New Jersey (7 Oct 1850) Elisha Bassett - 31 - M - New Jersey - Farmer Hannah H. - 31 - F - New Jersey Rebecca - 4 - F - New Jersey Henry - 1 - M - New Jersey Robert Demis - 45 - M - Pennsylvania - (Black) - Laborer Samuel Richardson - 14 - M - Pennsylvania - (Black) George Anderson - 17 - M - New Jersey - Laborer | Bassett, Elisha (I1178)
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| 6089 | 1850 Federal Census of Mannington Township, Salem County, New Jersey (7 Oct 1850) Elisha Bassett - 31 - M - New Jersey - Farmer Hannah H. - 31 - F - New Jersey Rebecca - 4 - F - New Jersey Henry - 1 - M - New Jersey Robert Demis - 45 - M - Pennsylvania - (Black) - Laborer Samuel Richardson - 14 - M - Pennsylvania - (Black) George Anderson - 17 - M - New Jersey - Laborer | Thompson, Hannah Ann (I1189)
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| 6090 | 1850 Federal Census of Mannington Township, Salem County, New Jersey (7 Oct 1850) John Bassett - 27 - M - New Jersey - Farmer Susan M. - 28 - F - New Jersey/Pennsylvania Mary - 6/12 - F - New Jersey | Bassett, Mary McIlvaine (I1618)
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| 6091 | 1850 Federal Census of Mannington Township, Salem County, New Jersey (7 Oct 1850) John Bassett - 27 - M - New Jersey - Farmer Susan M. - 28 - F - New Jersey/Pennsylvania Mary - 6/12 - F - New Jersey | Bassett, John Thompson (I1180)
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| 6092 | 1850 Federal Census of Mannington Township, Salem County, New Jersey (7 Oct 1850) John Bassett - 27 - M - New Jersey - Farmer Susan M. - 28 - F - New Jersey/Pennsylvania Mary - 6/12 - F - New Jersey | Humphreys, Susan M. (I1186)
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| 6093 | 1850 Federal Census of Mannington Township, Salem County, New Jersey (7 Oct 1850) Joseph Bassett - 60 - M - New Jersey - Farmer 32,000 Sarah - 58 - F - New Jersey Sarah - 22 - F - New Jersey Morris H. - 19 - M - New Jersey - Farm Hand | Bassett, Sarah (I1199)
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| 6094 | 1850 Federal Census of Mannington Township, Salem County, New Jersey (7 Oct 1850) Joseph Bassett - 60 - M - New Jersey - Farmer 32,000 Sarah - 58 - F - New Jersey Sarah - 22 - F - New Jersey Morris H. - 19 - M - New Jersey - Farm Hand | Hall, Sarah (I1206)
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| 6095 | 1850 Federal Census of Manninngton Township, Salem County, New Hampshire (28 Sep 1850) David Bassett - 37 - M - New Jersey - Farmer Mary L. - 28 - F - Pennsylvania Charles E. - 11 - M - New Jersey Howard - 9 - M - New Jersey Mary - 6 - F - New Jersey Walter - 5 - M - New Jersey Lydia - 3 - F - New Jersey 1860 Federal Census of Pilesgrove Township, Salem County, New Jersey (23 Jul 1860) Albert Bassett - 34 - M - New Jersey - Master Farmer --- 1800 Elizabeth W. - 40 - F - New Jersey - Housekeeper Charles E. - 21 - M - New Jersey - Farm Laborer & 5 others 1870 Federal Census of Salem, Salem County, New Jersey (15 Jun 1870) C. Edwin Bassett - 32 - M - New Jersey - Farmer 15,000 2,500 Mary A. - 32 - F - New Jersey - Keeps House --- 5,000 Charles S. - 5 - M - New Jersey Louis D. - 7/12 - M - New Jersey & 7 servants 1880 Federal Census of Mannington, Salem County, New Jersey Edwin Bassett - 41 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Head - Farmer Mary Anna - 42 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Wife - Keeps House Charles - 15 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Son - Laborer Lewis - 10 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Son Alfred - 9 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Son Mary - 4 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Daughter & 4 others | Bassett, Charles Edwin (I1578)
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| 6096 | 1850 Federal Census of Manninngton Township, Salem County, New Hampshire (28 Sep 1850) David Bassett - 37 - M - New Jersey - Farmer Mary L. - 28 - F - Pennsylvania Charles E. - 11 - M - New Jersey Howard - 9 - M - New Jersey Mary - 6 - F - New Jersey Walter - 5 - M - New Jersey Lydia - 3 - F - New Jersey 1910 Federal Census of Woolwich Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey (21 Apr 1910) Walter Bassett - 64 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Head - Farmer General Farm Emma S. - 55 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Wife Ralph - 25 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Son - Farm Laborer Home Farm Hannah R. - 19 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Daughter & 3 servants (Married 38 years, 6 children, 6 living) (Living on the Salem Turnpike) 1920 Federal Census of Collingswood Boro, Camden County, New Jersey (15 Jan 1920) Ralph E. Bassett - 36 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Head - Farmer Truck Farm Walter S. - 73 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Father Emma - 68 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Mother (Frazer Ave.) Biographical, Genealogical and Descriptive History of the First Congressional District Walter S. Bassett Walter S. Bassett, one of the leading farmers of Gloucester county and the postmaster of the Bassett post-office, was born in Salem county, New Jersey, in 1845. His father was the late David Bassett, an extensive stock dealer and farmer of Salem county. The Bassett family is of English lineage and was founded in America at an early day, representatives of the name locating in Mannington township, Salem county, at an early period in the development of that section. Joseph, Benjamin and Elisha Bassett were brothers and the last named is the grandfather of our subject. He resided on the old Bassett homestead in Mannington township and there followed farming throughout his active business career. His last days, however, were spent in Salem, where he died about thirty years ago, at the age of eighty years. His children were David, Edward, Joh, Elisha, Albert and Elizabeth. The last named became the wife of Biddle Haines. The family were members of the Society of Friends and the grandfather was a prominent man in his church, being regarded as one of the leaders there. David Bassett. the father of our subject, also resided in Mannington township, Salem county, for many years. He was reared in the usual manner of farmer lads, and on entering upon his busness career, began farming on his own account. Later, he removed to Salem, where he engaged in the stock business, handling stock on an extensive scale. He died in that city in 1880, at the age of seventy-five years. In his political views he was first a Whig and afterward a Republican. He married Mary T. Smith, a daughter of Evi Smith, a Philadelphia merchant, who removed to Salem and made his home there until he was called to his final rest. His daughter, Mrs. Bassett, survived her husband for about two years. She was the mother of four children: C. Edwin, of Pennsville, New Jersey, who died in 1895; Howard, who has also passed away; Mary E., the wife of Henry Hancock; and Walter S. The last named was born on the old family homestead in Salem county, began his education in the common schools and afterward attended the Friends' school in Salem and the Friends' school in Race street, Philadelphia. At the age of twenty-two years he started out in business on his own account, and as a companion and helpmeet in life's journey he chose Miss Emma S. Black, the marriage being celebrated January 9, 1872, and has been blessed with six children, namely: C. Rulon, who was formerly connected with the bank of Philadelphia, but is now in Trenton; Alexander B., who is with the Cambria Iron Company of Philadelphia; Lucretia M., at home; David B., an architect of Philadelphia; Ralph E. and Hannah B., who also are with their parents. In 1873 Mr. Bassett removed to Gloucester county and located on a farm of two hundred acres, carrying on agricultural pursuits and stockraising. He now has one of the best improved farms in his section of the state, the place being supplied with all modern accessories and conveniences, while the well tilled fields indicate to the passer by the careful supervision and progressive methods of the owner. He has also for some time been a director in the Piles Grove Creamery Company, and in all branches of his business he is meeting with success. Mr. Bassett has served as the postmaster of the Bassett post-office since 1891, discharging his duties in a capable manner. In politics he is a stalwart Republican, doing all in his power to promote the growth and secure the success of his party. He attends the county and state conventions and is deeply interested in political questions. He is a part master of the Masonic lodge of Swedesboro, and his brethren of the fraternity presented him with a handsome jewel in 1899. He also belongs to the American Order of United Workmen of Swedesboro and is a member of the Grange. He and his family attend the Friends' church and enjoy the high regard of all who know them by reason of their sterling worth. | Bassett, Walter Smith (I1581)
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| 6097 | 1850 Federal Census of Manninngton Township, Salem County, New Hampshire (28 Sep 1850) David Bassett - 37 - M - New Jersey - Farmer Mary L. - 28 - F - Pennsylvania Charles E. - 11 - M - New Jersey Howard - 9 - M - New Jersey Mary - 6 - F - New Jersey Walter - 5 - M - New Jersey Lydia - 3 - F - New Jersey Biographical, Genealogical and Descriptive History of the First Congressional District Walter S. Bassett Walter S. Bassett, one of the leading farmers of Gloucester county and the postmaster of the Bassett post-office, was born in Salem county, New Jersey, in 1845. His father was the late David Bassett, an extensive stock dealer and farmer of Salem county. The Bassett family is of English lineage and was founded in America at an early day, representatives of the name locating in Mannington township, Salem county, at an early period in the development of that section. Joseph, Benjamin and Elisha Bassett were brothers and the last named is the grandfather of our subject. He resided on the old Bassett homestead in Mannington township and there followed farming throughout his active business career. His last days, however, were spent in Salem, where he died about thirty years ago, at the age of eighty years. His children were David, Edward, Joh, Elisha, Albert and Elizabeth. The last named became the wife of Biddle Haines. The family were members of the Society of Friends and the grandfather was a prominent man in his church, being regarded as one of the leaders there. David Bassett. the father of our subject, also resided in Mannington township, Salem county, for many years. He was reared in the usual manner of farmer lads, and on entering upon his busness career, began farming on his own account. Later, he removed to Salem, where he engaged in the stock business, handling stock on an extensive scale. He died in that city in 1880, at the age of seventy-five years. In his political views he was first a Whig and afterward a Republican. He married Mary T. Smith, a daughter of Evi Smith, a Philadelphia merchant, who removed to Salem and made his home there until he was called to his final rest. His daughter, Mrs. Bassett, survived her husband for about two years. She was the mother of four children: C. Edwin, of Pennsville, New Jersey, who died in 1895; Howard, who has also passed away; Mary E., the wife of Henry Hancock; and Walter S. The last named was born on the old family homestead in Salem county, began his education in the common schools and afterward attended the Friends' school in Salem and the Friends' school in Race street, Philadelphia. At the age of twenty-two years he started out in business on his own account, and as a companion and helpmeet in life's journey he chose Miss Emma S. Black, the marriage being celebrated January 9, 1872, and has been blessed with six children, namely: C. Rulon, who was formerly connected with the bank of Philadelphia, but is now in Trenton; Alexander B., who is with the Cambria Iron Company of Philadelphia; Lucretia M., at home; David B., an architect of Philadelphia; Ralph E. and Hannah B., who also are with their parents. In 1873 Mr. Bassett removed to Gloucester county and located on a farm of two hundred acres, carrying on agricultural pursuits and stockraising. He now has one of the best improved farms in his section of the state, the place being supplied with all modern accessories and conveniences, while the well tilled fields indicate to the passer by the careful supervision and progressive methods of the owner. He has also for some time been a director in the Piles Grove Creamery Company, and in all branches of his business he is meeting with success. Mr. Bassett has served as the postmaster of the Bassett post-office since 1891, discharging his duties in a capable manner. In politics he is a stalwart Republican, doing all in his power to promote the growth and secure the success of his party. He attends the county and state conventions and is deeply interested in political questions. He is a part master of the Masonic lodge of Swedesboro, and his brethren of the fraternity presented him with a handsome jewel in 1899. He also belongs to the American Order of United Workmen of Swedesboro and is a member of the Grange. He and his family attend the Friends' church and enjoy the high regard of all who know them by reason of their sterling worth. | Bassett, David (I1175)
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| 6098 | 1850 Federal Census of Manninngton Township, Salem County, New Hampshire (28 Sep 1850) David Bassett - 37 - M - New Jersey - Farmer Mary L. - 28 - F - Pennsylvania Charles E. - 11 - M - New Jersey Howard - 9 - M - New Jersey Mary - 6 - F - New Jersey Walter - 5 - M - New Jersey Lydia - 3 - F - New Jersey | Bassett, Mary (I1580)
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| 6099 | 1850 Federal Census of Manninngton Township, Salem County, New Hampshire (28 Sep 1850) David Bassett - 37 - M - New Jersey - Farmer Mary L. - 28 - F - Pennsylvania Charles E. - 11 - M - New Jersey Howard - 9 - M - New Jersey Mary - 6 - F - New Jersey Walter - 5 - M - New Jersey Lydia - 3 - F - New Jersey | Bassett, Lydia S. (I1582)
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| 6100 | 1850 Federal Census of Marblehead, Essex County, Massachusetts (19 Aug 1850) John Bassett - 48 - M - Massachusetts - Seaman Hannah - 47 - F - Massachusetts Hannah - 18 - F - Massachusetts Sarah - 72 - F - Massachusetts 1860 Federal Census of Marblehead, Essex County, Massachusetts (9 Jun 1860) George T. Sinclair - 33 - M - Massachusetts - Shoemaker Hannah A. - 27 - F - Massachusetts Hannah R. - 1 - F - Massachusetts George Tucker - 6/12 - M - Massachusetts John M. Bassett - 56 - M - Massachusetts - Fisherman Hannah C. - 56 - F - Massachusetts Archibald Sinclair - 79 - M - Massachusetts 1880 Federal Census of Marblehead, Essex County, Massachusetts George Sinclair - 54 - M - MA-MA-MA - Head - Shoemaker Hannah - 47 - F - MA-MA-MA - Wife - Keeping House George T. - 20 - M - MA-MA-MA - Son - Works Shoe Factory John B. - 18 - M - MA-MA-MA - Son - Works Shoe Factory Hannah R. - 22 - F - MA-MA-MA - Daughter - Works Shoe Factory Thomas H. - 12 - M - MA-MA-MA - Son - At School Hannah C. Bassett - 77 - F - MA-MA-MA - Mother - Retired | Tutt, Hannah C. (I17)
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