Bassett Family Association Database
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Matches 6,351 to 6,400 of 52,713
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| 6351 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern District, Sampson County, North Carolina (September 12, 1850) Jenkins Bass - 48 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 225 Colen - 44 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 24 - Female - North Carolina Edwin - 22 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Reuben - 17 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Lenard - 15 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Levi - 13 - Male - North Carolina Colen - 11 - Female - North Carolina Handy - 9 - Male - North Carolina Melvin - 7 - Male - North Carolina Joanna - 5 - Female - North Carolina James - 2 - Male - North Carolina | Bass, Lenard (I61934)
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| 6352 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern District, Sampson County, North Carolina (September 12, 1850) Jenkins Bass - 48 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 225 Colen - 44 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 24 - Female - North Carolina Edwin - 22 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Reuben - 17 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Lenard - 15 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Levi - 13 - Male - North Carolina Colen - 11 - Female - North Carolina Handy - 9 - Male - North Carolina Melvin - 7 - Male - North Carolina Joanna - 5 - Female - North Carolina James - 2 - Male - North Carolina | Bass, Levi (I61935)
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| 6353 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern District, Sampson County, North Carolina (September 12, 1850) Jenkins Bass - 48 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 225 Colen - 44 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 24 - Female - North Carolina Edwin - 22 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Reuben - 17 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Lenard - 15 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Levi - 13 - Male - North Carolina Colen - 11 - Female - North Carolina Handy - 9 - Male - North Carolina Melvin - 7 - Male - North Carolina Joanna - 5 - Female - North Carolina James - 2 - Male - North Carolina | Bass, Colen (I61936)
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| 6354 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern District, Sampson County, North Carolina (September 12, 1850) Jenkins Bass - 48 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 225 Colen - 44 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 24 - Female - North Carolina Edwin - 22 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Reuben - 17 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Lenard - 15 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Levi - 13 - Male - North Carolina Colen - 11 - Female - North Carolina Handy - 9 - Male - North Carolina Melvin - 7 - Male - North Carolina Joanna - 5 - Female - North Carolina James - 2 - Male - North Carolina | Bass, Handy (I61937)
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| 6355 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern District, Sampson County, North Carolina (September 12, 1850) Jenkins Bass - 48 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 225 Colen - 44 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 24 - Female - North Carolina Edwin - 22 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Reuben - 17 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Lenard - 15 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Levi - 13 - Male - North Carolina Colen - 11 - Female - North Carolina Handy - 9 - Male - North Carolina Melvin - 7 - Male - North Carolina Joanna - 5 - Female - North Carolina James - 2 - Male - North Carolina | Bass, Joanna (I61939)
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| 6356 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern District, Sampson County, North Carolina (September 12, 1850) Shephard Bass - 27 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Jennet - 27 - Female - North Carolina Lucrecia - 1 - Female - North Carolina Jenkin - 20 - Male - North Carolina - Student 1880 Federal Census of Mingo, Sampson County, North Carolina (June 3, 1880) Jenkins M. Bass - 50 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Head - Farmer Nancy - 50 - Female - NC-NC-NC - Wife - Keeping House John W. - 14 - Male - SC-NC-SC - Son - Farm Labor James M. - 12 - Male - SC-NC-SC - Son - Farm Labor Hester A. - 8 - Female - SC-NC-SC - Daughter | Bass, Jenkins Madison (I61932)
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| 6357 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern District, Sampson County, North Carolina (September 12, 1850) Shephard Bass - 27 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Jennet - 27 - Female - North Carolina Lucrecia - 1 - Female - North Carolina Jenkin - 20 - Male - North Carolina - Student 1880 Federal Census of Sterling, Crawford County, Indiana (June 18, 1880) Shepherd Bass - 58 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Head - Farmer Jennet - 60 - Female - NC-NC-NC - Wife - Keeping House Living Next Door John E. Bass - 24 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Head - Laborer Betty M. - 21 - Female - IN-IN-KY - Wife - Keeping House Jennette C. - 2 - Female - IN-NC-IN - Daughter Lilla L. - 1 - Female - IN-NC-IN - Daughter | Holder, Jennette Peters (Jennet) (I61946)
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| 6358 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern District, Sampson County, North Carolina (September 12, 1850) Shephard Bass - 27 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Jennet - 27 - Female - North Carolina Lucrecia - 1 - Female - North Carolina Jenkin - 20 - Male - North Carolina - Student | Bass, Lucretia Margaret (I61947)
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| 6359 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern District, Sampson County, North Carolina (September 16, 1850) Wiley Bass - 44 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 50 Mary - 43 - Female - North Carolina Isabella - 15 - Female - North Carolina Abel - 13 - Male - North Carolina Mary - 9 - Female - North Carolina Nancy - 6 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 4 - Female - North Carolina Wiley - 2 - Male - North Carolina 1860 Federal Census of Mingo, Sampson County, North Carolina (July 2, 1860) Wily Bass - 52 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 150 Mary - 48 - Female - North Carolina Abel - 22 - Male - North Carolina - Turpentine Laborer Nancy A. - 15 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 13 - Female - North Carolina Wily - 12 - Male - North Carolina 1870 Federal Census of Dismal, Sampson County, North Carolina (July 28, 1870) Wiley W. Bass - 21 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 500 100 Molesy - 27 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House Randall B. - 2/12 - Male - North Carolina - Born April 1870 1880 Federal Census of Dismal, Sampson County, North Carolina (June 29, 1880) Wiley Bass - 30 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Head - Farmer Malcy - 28 - Female - NC-NC-NC - Wife - Keeping House Randall - 9 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Son Mary - 7 - Female - NC-NC-NC - Daughter Ransom - 5 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Son Anson - 3 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Son Living next door 1880 Federal Census of Dismal, Sampson County, North Carolina (June 29, 1880) Wiley Bass Sr. - 68 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Head - Farmer Polly - 65 - Female - NC-NC-NC - Wife - Keeping House 1900 Federal Census of Dismal, Sampson County, North Carolina (June 5, 1900) Wiley M. Bass - 51 - Male - Mar 1849 - NC-NC-NC - Head - Farmer Malcy - 57 - Female - Jan 1843 - NC-NC-NC - Wife Mary E. - 29 - Female - Aug 1871 - NC-NC-NC - Daughter - House Keeper Ransom D. - 25 - Male - Aor 1875 - NC-NC-NC - Son - Farm Labor Anson E. - 23 - Male - Mar 1877 - NC-NC-NC - Son - Farm Labor Nancy D. - 13 - Female - Jul 1886 - NC-NC-NC - Daughter (Married 31 years, 8 children, 5 living) | Bass, Wiley Washington (I8)
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| 6360 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern District, Sampson County, North Carolina (September 16, 1850) Wiley Bass - 44 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 50 Mary - 43 - Female - North Carolina Isabella - 15 - Female - North Carolina Abel - 13 - Male - North Carolina Mary - 9 - Female - North Carolina Nancy - 6 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 4 - Female - North Carolina Wiley - 2 - Male - North Carolina 1860 Federal Census of Mingo, Sampson County, North Carolina (July 2, 1860) Wily Bass - 52 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 150 Mary - 48 - Female - North Carolina Abel - 22 - Male - North Carolina - Turpentine Laborer Nancy A. - 15 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 13 - Female - North Carolina Wily - 12 - Male - North Carolina 1880 Federal Census of Dismal, Sampson County, North Carolina (June 29, 1880) Wiley Bass - 30 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Head - Farmer Malcy - 28 - Female - NC-NC-NC - Wife - Keeping House Randall - 9 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Son Mary - 7 - Female - NC-NC-NC - Daughter Ransom - 5 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Son Anson - 3 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Son Living next door 1880 Federal Census of Dismal, Sampson County, North Carolina (June 29, 1880) Wiley Bass Sr. - 68 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Head - Farmer Polly - 65 - Female - NC-NC-NC - Wife - Keeping House | Bass, Wiley Bunion (I1)
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| 6361 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern District, Sampson County, North Carolina (September 16, 1850) Wiley Bass - 44 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 50 Mary - 43 - Female - North Carolina Isabella - 15 - Female - North Carolina Abel - 13 - Male - North Carolina Mary - 9 - Female - North Carolina Nancy - 6 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 4 - Female - North Carolina Wiley - 2 - Male - North Carolina 1860 Federal Census of Mingo, Sampson County, North Carolina (July 2, 1860) Wily Bass - 52 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 150 Mary - 48 - Female - North Carolina Abel - 22 - Male - North Carolina - Turpentine Laborer Nancy A. - 15 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 13 - Female - North Carolina Wily - 12 - Male - North Carolina 1880 Federal Census of Dismal, Sampson County, North Carolina (June 29, 1880) Wiley Bass - 30 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Head - Farmer Malcy - 28 - Female - NC-NC-NC - Wife - Keeping House Randall - 9 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Son Mary - 7 - Female - NC-NC-NC - Daughter Ransom - 5 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Son Anson - 3 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Son Living next door 1880 Federal Census of Dismal, Sampson County, North Carolina (June 29, 1880) Wiley Bass Sr. - 68 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Head - Farmer Polly - 65 - Female - NC-NC-NC - Wife - Keeping House | Brown, Mary (Polly) (I2)
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| 6362 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern District, Sampson County, North Carolina (September 16, 1850) Wiley Bass - 44 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 50 Mary - 43 - Female - North Carolina Isabella - 15 - Female - North Carolina Abel - 13 - Male - North Carolina Mary - 9 - Female - North Carolina Nancy - 6 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 4 - Female - North Carolina Wiley - 2 - Male - North Carolina 1860 Federal Census of Mingo, Sampson County, North Carolina (July 2, 1860) Wily Bass - 52 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 150 Mary - 48 - Female - North Carolina Abel - 22 - Male - North Carolina - Turpentine Laborer Nancy A. - 15 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 13 - Female - North Carolina Wily - 12 - Male - North Carolina | Bass, Abel (I4)
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| 6363 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern District, Sampson County, North Carolina (September 16, 1850) Wiley Bass - 44 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 50 Mary - 43 - Female - North Carolina Isabella - 15 - Female - North Carolina Abel - 13 - Male - North Carolina Mary - 9 - Female - North Carolina Nancy - 6 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 4 - Female - North Carolina Wiley - 2 - Male - North Carolina 1860 Federal Census of Mingo, Sampson County, North Carolina (July 2, 1860) Wily Bass - 52 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 150 Mary - 48 - Female - North Carolina Abel - 22 - Male - North Carolina - Turpentine Laborer Nancy A. - 15 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 13 - Female - North Carolina Wily - 12 - Male - North Carolina | Bass, Nancy Anne (I6)
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| 6364 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern District, Sampson County, North Carolina (September 16, 1850) Wiley Bass - 44 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 50 Mary - 43 - Female - North Carolina Isabella - 15 - Female - North Carolina Abel - 13 - Male - North Carolina Mary - 9 - Female - North Carolina Nancy - 6 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 4 - Female - North Carolina Wiley - 2 - Male - North Carolina 1860 Federal Census of Mingo, Sampson County, North Carolina (July 2, 1860) Wily Bass - 52 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 150 Mary - 48 - Female - North Carolina Abel - 22 - Male - North Carolina - Turpentine Laborer Nancy A. - 15 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 13 - Female - North Carolina Wily - 12 - Male - North Carolina | Bass, Martha (I7)
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| 6365 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern District, Sampson County, North Carolina (September 16, 1850) Wiley Bass - 44 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 50 Mary - 43 - Female - North Carolina Isabella - 15 - Female - North Carolina Abel - 13 - Male - North Carolina Mary - 9 - Female - North Carolina Nancy - 6 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 4 - Female - North Carolina Wiley - 2 - Male - North Carolina | Bass, Isabella (I3)
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| 6366 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern District, Sampson County, North Carolina (September 16, 1850) Wiley Bass - 44 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 50 Mary - 43 - Female - North Carolina Isabella - 15 - Female - North Carolina Abel - 13 - Male - North Carolina Mary - 9 - Female - North Carolina Nancy - 6 - Female - North Carolina Martha - 4 - Female - North Carolina Wiley - 2 - Male - North Carolina | Bass, Mary (I5)
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| 6367 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern Division, Sampson County, North Carolina (September 9, 1850) Matilda Bass - 48 - Female - North Carolina 300 Bedred - 22 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer William - 18 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Nanna - 15 - Female - North Carolina John - 13 - Male - North Carolina 1860 Federal Census of Mingo, Sampson County, North Carolina Matilda Bass - 60 - Female - North Carolina Nancy Bass - 25 - Female - North Carolina Louisa Bass - 2 - Female - North Carolina 1880 Federal Census of Mingo, Sampson County, North Carolina (June 16, 1880) Alvin Bass - 27 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Head - Farmer Penny J. - 21 - Female - NC-NC-NC - Wife - Keeping House James M. - 3 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Son John B. - 1 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Son Living next door 1880 Federal Census of Mingo, Sampson County, North Carolina (June 16, 1880) Matilda Bass - 83 - Female - NC-NC-NC - Head - Farming Armamatha (Matilda) - 19 - Female - NC-NC-NC - Granddaughter - Housework | Matilda (I43922)
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| 6368 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern Division, Sampson County, North Carolina (September 9, 1850) Matilda Bass - 48 - Female - North Carolina 300 Bedred - 22 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer William - 18 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Nanna - 15 - Female - North Carolina John - 13 - Male - North Carolina 1860 Federal Census of Mingo, Sampson County, North Carolina Matilda Bass - 60 - Female - North Carolina Nancy Bass - 25 - Female - North Carolina Louisa Bass - 2 - Female - North Carolina | Bass, Nancy Jane (Nanna) (I43945)
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| 6369 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern Division, Sampson County, North Carolina (September 9, 1850) Matilda Bass - 48 - Female - North Carolina 300 Bedred - 22 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer William - 18 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Nanna - 15 - Female - North Carolina John - 13 - Male - North Carolina 1870 Federal Census of Mingo, Sampson County, North Carolina (August 2, 1870) William E. Bass - 39 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 400 355 Colen - 43 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House Laurence W. - 16 - Male - North Carolina - Works on farm Charley K. - 14 - Male - North Carolina - Works on farm Eliza D.C. - 7 - Female - North Carolina - At home Julia E. - 5 - Female - North Carolina - At home Laura B. - 3 - Female - North Carolina - At home (Living next door to Hillery W. Bass (cousin)) 1880 Federal Census of Mingo, Sampson County, North Carolina (June 16, 1880) William E. Bass - 50 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Head - Farmer Colen - 54 - Female - NC-NC-NC - Wife - Keeping House Lawrence W. - 27 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Son - Farm Laborer Charles K. - 25 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Son - Farming Julie E. - 15 - Female - NC-NC-NC - Daughter - At home Laura B. - 13 - Female - NC-NC-NC - Daughter - At home | Bass, William Eddins (I43940)
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| 6370 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern Division, Sampson County, North Carolina (September 9, 1850) Matilda Bass - 48 - Female - North Carolina 300 Bedred - 22 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer William - 18 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Nanna - 15 - Female - North Carolina John - 13 - Male - North Carolina Possibly killed in the Civil War. | Bass, John (I43946)
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| 6371 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern Division, Sampson County, North Carolina (September 9, 1850) Matilda Bass - 48 - Female - North Carolina 300 Bedred - 22 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer William - 18 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer Nanna - 15 - Female - North Carolina John - 13 - Male - North Carolina | Bass, Bedredon D. (I43941)
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| 6372 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern Liberties, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Archibald Bassett - 45- M - Pennsylvania - Carter Margaret A. - 21 - F - Pennsylvania Daniel - 19 - M - Pennsylvania - Wheelwright Wm. - 18 - M - Pennsylvania - Brass founder Cecelia - 16 - F - Pennsylvania Sarah E. - 13 - F - Pennsylvania Elizabeth - 9 - F - Pennsylvania John W. - 7 - M - Pennsylvania Joseph - 5 - M - Pennsylvania Julia - 3 - F - Pennsylvania Anna M. - 40 - F - New Jersey G.W. - 16 - M - New Jersey Maria L. - 13 - F - New Jersey Caroline - 11 - F - New Jersey Margaret - 7 - F - New Jersey | Bassett, Archibald (I1)
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| 6373 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern Liberties, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Archibald Bassett - 45- M - Pennsylvania - Carter Margaret A. - 21 - F - Pennsylvania Daniel - 19 - M - Pennsylvania - Wheelwright Wm. - 18 - M - Pennsylvania - Brass founder Cecelia - 16 - F - Pennsylvania Sarah E. - 13 - F - Pennsylvania Elizabeth - 9 - F - Pennsylvania John W. - 7 - M - Pennsylvania Joseph - 5 - M - Pennsylvania Julia - 3 - F - Pennsylvania Anna M. - 40 - F - New Jersey G.W. - 16 - M - New Jersey Maria L. - 13 - F - New Jersey Caroline - 11 - F - New Jersey Margaret - 7 - F - New Jersey | Bassett, Marguerite (I3)
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| 6374 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern Liberties, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Archibald Bassett - 45- M - Pennsylvania - Carter Margaret A. - 21 - F - Pennsylvania Daniel - 19 - M - Pennsylvania - Wheelwright Wm. - 18 - M - Pennsylvania - Brass founder Cecelia - 16 - F - Pennsylvania Sarah E. - 13 - F - Pennsylvania Elizabeth - 9 - F - Pennsylvania John W. - 7 - M - Pennsylvania Joseph - 5 - M - Pennsylvania Julia - 3 - F - Pennsylvania Anna M. - 40 - F - New Jersey G.W. - 16 - M - New Jersey Maria L. - 13 - F - New Jersey Caroline - 11 - F - New Jersey Margaret - 7 - F - New Jersey | Bassett, Daniel S. (I4)
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| 6375 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern Liberties, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Archibald Bassett - 45- M - Pennsylvania - Carter Margaret A. - 21 - F - Pennsylvania Daniel - 19 - M - Pennsylvania - Wheelwright Wm. - 18 - M - Pennsylvania - Brass founder Cecelia - 16 - F - Pennsylvania Sarah E. - 13 - F - Pennsylvania Elizabeth - 9 - F - Pennsylvania John W. - 7 - M - Pennsylvania Joseph - 5 - M - Pennsylvania Julia - 3 - F - Pennsylvania Anna M. - 40 - F - New Jersey G.W. - 16 - M - New Jersey Maria L. - 13 - F - New Jersey Caroline - 11 - F - New Jersey Margaret - 7 - F - New Jersey | Bassett, William H. (I5)
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| 6376 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern Liberties, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Archibald Bassett - 45- M - Pennsylvania - Carter Margaret A. - 21 - F - Pennsylvania Daniel - 19 - M - Pennsylvania - Wheelwright Wm. - 18 - M - Pennsylvania - Brass founder Cecelia - 16 - F - Pennsylvania Sarah E. - 13 - F - Pennsylvania Elizabeth - 9 - F - Pennsylvania John W. - 7 - M - Pennsylvania Joseph - 5 - M - Pennsylvania Julia - 3 - F - Pennsylvania Anna M. - 40 - F - New Jersey G.W. - 16 - M - New Jersey Maria L. - 13 - F - New Jersey Caroline - 11 - F - New Jersey Margaret - 7 - F - New Jersey | Bassett, Mary Cecilia (I8)
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| 6377 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern Liberties, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Archibald Bassett - 45- M - Pennsylvania - Carter Margaret A. - 21 - F - Pennsylvania Daniel - 19 - M - Pennsylvania - Wheelwright Wm. - 18 - M - Pennsylvania - Brass founder Cecelia - 16 - F - Pennsylvania Sarah E. - 13 - F - Pennsylvania Elizabeth - 9 - F - Pennsylvania John W. - 7 - M - Pennsylvania Joseph - 5 - M - Pennsylvania Julia - 3 - F - Pennsylvania Anna M. - 40 - F - New Jersey G.W. - 16 - M - New Jersey Maria L. - 13 - F - New Jersey Caroline - 11 - F - New Jersey Margaret - 7 - F - New Jersey | Bassett, Elizabeth Gray (I9)
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| 6378 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern Liberties, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Archibald Bassett - 45- M - Pennsylvania - Carter Margaret A. - 21 - F - Pennsylvania Daniel - 19 - M - Pennsylvania - Wheelwright Wm. - 18 - M - Pennsylvania - Brass founder Cecelia - 16 - F - Pennsylvania Sarah E. - 13 - F - Pennsylvania Elizabeth - 9 - F - Pennsylvania John W. - 7 - M - Pennsylvania Joseph - 5 - M - Pennsylvania Julia - 3 - F - Pennsylvania Anna M. - 40 - F - New Jersey G.W. - 16 - M - New Jersey Maria L. - 13 - F - New Jersey Caroline - 11 - F - New Jersey Margaret - 7 - F - New Jersey | Bassett, Joseph Lybrand (I11)
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| 6379 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern Liberties, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Archibald Bassett - 45- M - Pennsylvania - Carter Margaret A. - 21 - F - Pennsylvania Daniel - 19 - M - Pennsylvania - Wheelwright Wm. - 18 - M - Pennsylvania - Brass founder Cecelia - 16 - F - Pennsylvania Sarah E. - 13 - F - Pennsylvania Elizabeth - 9 - F - Pennsylvania John W. - 7 - M - Pennsylvania Joseph - 5 - M - Pennsylvania Julia - 3 - F - Pennsylvania Anna M. - 40 - F - New Jersey G.W. - 16 - M - New Jersey Maria L. - 13 - F - New Jersey Caroline - 11 - F - New Jersey Margaret - 7 - F - New Jersey | Bassett, Julia Atwood (I12)
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| 6380 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern Liberties, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Archibald Bassett - 45- M - Pennsylvania - Carter Margaret A. - 21 - F - Pennsylvania Daniel - 19 - M - Pennsylvania - Wheelwright Wm. - 18 - M - Pennsylvania - Brass founder Cecelia - 16 - F - Pennsylvania Sarah E. - 13 - F - Pennsylvania Elizabeth - 9 - F - Pennsylvania John W. - 7 - M - Pennsylvania Joseph - 5 - M - Pennsylvania Julia - 3 - F - Pennsylvania Anna M. - 40 - F - New Jersey G.W. - 16 - M - New Jersey Maria L. - 13 - F - New Jersey Caroline - 11 - F - New Jersey Margaret - 7 - F - New Jersey | Anna (I33)
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| 6381 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern Liberties, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Archibald Bassett - 45- M - Pennsylvania - Carter Margaret A. - 21 - F - Pennsylvania Daniel - 19 - M - Pennsylvania - Wheelwright Wm. - 18 - M - Pennsylvania - Brass founder Cecelia - 16 - F - Pennsylvania Sarah E. - 13 - F - Pennsylvania Elizabeth - 9 - F - Pennsylvania John W. - 7 - M - Pennsylvania Joseph - 5 - M - Pennsylvania Julia - 3 - F - Pennsylvania Anna M. - 40 - F - New Jersey G.W. - 16 - M - New Jersey Maria L. - 13 - F - New Jersey Caroline - 11 - F - New Jersey Margaret - 7 - F - New Jersey | Bassett, G.W. (I34)
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| 6382 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern Liberties, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Archibald Bassett - 45- M - Pennsylvania - Carter Margaret A. - 21 - F - Pennsylvania Daniel - 19 - M - Pennsylvania - Wheelwright Wm. - 18 - M - Pennsylvania - Brass founder Cecelia - 16 - F - Pennsylvania Sarah E. - 13 - F - Pennsylvania Elizabeth - 9 - F - Pennsylvania John W. - 7 - M - Pennsylvania Joseph - 5 - M - Pennsylvania Julia - 3 - F - Pennsylvania Anna M. - 40 - F - New Jersey G.W. - 16 - M - New Jersey Maria L. - 13 - F - New Jersey Caroline - 11 - F - New Jersey Margaret - 7 - F - New Jersey | Bassett, Maria L. (I35)
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| 6383 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern Liberties, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Archibald Bassett - 45- M - Pennsylvania - Carter Margaret A. - 21 - F - Pennsylvania Daniel - 19 - M - Pennsylvania - Wheelwright Wm. - 18 - M - Pennsylvania - Brass founder Cecelia - 16 - F - Pennsylvania Sarah E. - 13 - F - Pennsylvania Elizabeth - 9 - F - Pennsylvania John W. - 7 - M - Pennsylvania Joseph - 5 - M - Pennsylvania Julia - 3 - F - Pennsylvania Anna M. - 40 - F - New Jersey G.W. - 16 - M - New Jersey Maria L. - 13 - F - New Jersey Caroline - 11 - F - New Jersey Margaret - 7 - F - New Jersey | Bassett, Margaret (I36)
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| 6384 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern Liberties, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Archibald Bassett - 45- M - Pennsylvania - Carter Margaret A. - 21 - F - Pennsylvania Daniel - 19 - M - Pennsylvania - Wheelwright Wm. - 18 - M - Pennsylvania - Brass founder Cecelia - 16 - F - Pennsylvania Sarah E. - 13 - F - Pennsylvania Elizabeth - 9 - F - Pennsylvania John W. - 7 - M - Pennsylvania Joseph - 5 - M - Pennsylvania Julia - 3 - F - Pennsylvania Anna M. - 40 - F - New Jersey G.W. - 16 - M - New Jersey Maria L. - 13 - F - New Jersey Caroline - 11 - F - New Jersey Margaret - 7 - F - New Jersey | Bassett, Caroline (I37)
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| 6385 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern Liberties, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Archibald Bassett - 45- M - Pennsylvania - Carter Margaret A. - 21 - F - Pennsylvania Daniel - 19 - M - Pennsylvania - Wheelwright Wm. - 18 - M - Pennsylvania - Brass founder Cecelia - 16 - F - Pennsylvania Sarah E. - 13 - F - Pennsylvania Elizabeth - 9 - F - Pennsylvania John W. - 7 - M - Pennsylvania Joseph - 5 - M - Pennsylvania Julia - 3 - F - Pennsylvania Anna M. - 40 - F - New Jersey G.W. - 16 - M - New Jersey Maria L. - 13 - F - New Jersey Caroline - 11 - F - New Jersey Margaret - 7 - F - New Jersey | Bassett, Sarah E. (I38)
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| 6386 | 1850 Federal Census of Northern Liberties, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Archibald Bassett - 45- M - Pennsylvania - Carter Margaret A. - 21 - F - Pennsylvania Daniel - 19 - M - Pennsylvania - Wheelwright Wm. - 18 - M - Pennsylvania - Brass founder Cecelia - 16 - F - Pennsylvania Sarah E. - 13 - F - Pennsylvania Elizabeth - 9 - F - Pennsylvania John W. - 7 - M - Pennsylvania Joseph - 5 - M - Pennsylvania Julia - 3 - F - Pennsylvania Anna M. - 40 - F - New Jersey G.W. - 16 - M - New Jersey Maria L. - 13 - F - New Jersey Caroline - 11 - F - New Jersey Margaret - 7 - F - New Jersey | Bassett, John W. (I39)
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| 6387 | 1850 Federal Census of Northfield, Summit County, Ohio (30 Oct 1850) Ed Beany - 32 - M - England - Farmer 1200 John Beany - 75 - M - England Jane Beany - 71 - F - England Ann Bassett - 28 - F - England 300 John W. Bassett - 3 - M - Ohio Mary J. Bassett - 1 - F - Ohio 1870 Federal Census of Richfield Township, Summit County, Ohio (6 Jun 1870) James Underhill - 48- M - New Hampshire - Farmer 6000 1400 Ann - 49 - F - England - Keeping house George - 18 - M - New Hampshire - At home Elisabeth - 10 - F - Ohio Mary J. Bassett - 20 - F - Ohio - Housekeeping Alfred Bearey - 64 - M - England - Farm Laborer Living next door 1870 Federal Census of Richfield Township, Summit County, Ohio (6 Jun 1870) John W. Bassett - 23 - M - Ohio - Farmer 1500 500 Martha M. - 27 - F - Ohio - Keeping house William C. - 1 - M - Ohio 1880 Federal Census of Russell, Otoe County, Nebraska Geo. C. Underhill - 28 - M - NH-NH-NH - Head - Farmer Mary J. - 30 - F - OH-EN-EN - Wife - Keeping House Dora - 8 - F - OH--NH-OH - Daughter E.A. Stoner - 25 - M - PA-PA-PA - Teacher | Bassett, Mary Jane (I6)
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| 6388 | 1850 Federal Census of Northfield, Summit County, Ohio (30 Oct 1850) Ed Beany - 32 - M - England - Farmer 1200 John Beany - 75 - M - England Jane Beany - 71 - F - England Ann Bassett - 28 - F - England 300 John W. Bassett - 3 - M - Ohio Mary J. Bassett - 1 - F - Ohio 1870 Federal Census of Richfield Township, Summit County, Ohio (6 Jun 1870) James Underhill - 48- M - New Hampshire - Farmer 6000 1400 Ann - 49 - F - England - Keeping house George - 18 - M - New Hampshire - At home Elisabeth - 10 - F - Ohio Mary J. Bassett - 20 - F - Ohio - Housekeeping Alfred Bearey - 64 - M - England - Farm Laborer Living next door 1870 Federal Census of Richfield Township, Summit County, Ohio (6 Jun 1870) John W. Bassett - 23 - M - Ohio - Farmer 1500 500 Martha M. - 27 - F - Ohio - Keeping house William C. - 1 - M - Ohio Undated newspaper from Otoe County, Nebraska JOHN W. BASSETT, SR., 91, UNADILLA, IS DEAD Funeral services for Long-Time Resident will be Saturday. UNADILLA - Special to The News Press - John W. Bassett, Sr., 91, retired farmer and resident of the Unadilla vicinity for 57 years, died Wednesday afternoon at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Oscar Sasseen, in Unadilla. He had been ill the past three weeks and death was caused by a paralytic stroke. Funeral services will be Saturday at the Methodist church in Unadilla, internment in Unadilla cemetery, Rev. C.A. Norman of Beatrice Methodist church, a former Unadilla preacher, will officiate. Mr. Bassett was born Dec. 10, 1847, in Cleveland, Ohio, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bassett. His father died when John was two years old and Mrs. Bassett and her son moved to her parents home at Northfield, Ohio. She married again when he was seven years old and the family moved to Bedford, Ohio. Here Mr. Bassett finished his education at the Bedford High School. He married Martha Silver at Bedford in 1866 and the couple moved to a farm at Richfield, where they lived for 12 years. They moved to Nebraska with their four children in 1882 to farm three-quarters of a mile east of Unadilla. After 21 years on the place, they moved to town to the G.B. White place. Mrs. Bassett died April 21, 1915, in Unadilla. Mr. Bassett was a charter member of the Methodist church here, which he helped found in 1883. He took an active part in community affairs and was an ambitious temperance worker. He helped to organize and served as secretary of the Farmers Elevator for 15 years before it was sold to Farmers Co-Operative. He is survived by a son, John Jr., and a daughter, Mrs. Oscar Sasseen, both of Unadilla, and 11 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Deceased children are Nannie Dill, who died at the age of 5, Lillie May, 34, and William C., 43. Mr. Bassett kept a diary for the past 70 years, running through Lincoln's assassination, his early manhood in Ohio, the immigration to the West before Unadilla was incorporated and including the latest history of the town and world events. He remained in fine health until his recent illness and until his health broke slightly three years ago, took daily walks of two or three miles. He still made his daily trips to town for the mail, however, and visited his farm, now occupied by his grandson, J. Ivan, regularly. | Beany, Anne (I2)
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| 6389 | 1850 Federal Census of Northfield, Summit County, Ohio (30 Oct 1850) Ed Beany - 32 - M - England - Farmer 1200 John Beany - 75 - M - England Jane Beany - 71 - F - England Ann Bassett - 28 - F - England 300 John W. Bassett - 3 - M - Ohio Mary J. Bassett - 1 - F - Ohio 1870 Federal Census of Richfield Township, Summit County, Ohio (6 Jun 1870) John W. Bassett - 23 - M - Ohio - Farmer 1500 500 Martha M. - 27 - F - Ohio - Keeping house William C. - 1 - M - Ohio Living next door 1870 Federal Census of Richfield Township, Summit County, Ohio (6 Jun 1870) James Underhill - 48- M - New Hampshire - Farmer 6000 1400 Ann - 49 - F - England - Keeping house George - 18 - M - New Hampshire - At home Elisabeth - 10 - F - Ohio Mary J. Bassett - 20 - F - Ohio - Housekeeping Alfred Bearey - 64 - M - England - Farm Laborer 1880 Federal Census of Richfield, Summit County, Ohio John W. Bassett - 32 - M - OH-EN-EN - Head - Farmer Martha A. - 37 - F - OH-OH-OH - Wife - Keeping House Willie C. - 11- M - OH-OH-OH - Son Lillie M. - 8 - F - OH-OH-OH - Daughter John W. - 3 - M - OH-OH-OH - Son 1920 Federal Census of Undilla, South Russell, Otoe County, Nebraska (28 Jan 1920) Oscar Sasseen - 41 - M - KS-IA-IA - Head - Farmer Mary E. - 39 - F - OH-OH-OH - Wife Lillie M. - 12 - F - NE-KS-OH - Daughter Morris M. - 9 - M - NE-KS-OH - Son John W. Bassett Sr. (Wd) - 72 - M - OH-EN-EN - FatherL - Farmer 1930 Federal Census of South Russell, Otoe County, Nebraska (9 Apr 1930) Oscar Saseen - 51 - M - KS-TN-IA - Head - Farmer - Own Farm Mary E. - 49 - F - OH-OH-OH - Wife Maria - 23 - F - NE-KS-OH - Daughter - Teacher Public School Morris - 19 - M - NE-KS-OH - Son - Farm Laborer John W. Bassett (Wd) - 82 - M - OH-EN-EN - FatherL The Nebraska Farmer, February 25, 1939 Daily Diary Since 1865 (Included Picture of J.W. Bassett) He has seen 19 summers come and go. Although his hair is white and his step is a bit unsteady, a person comes to realize that there is only one thing really old about the man. That is his diary. For more than 70 years, Unadilla's John W. Bassett has been a chronicler of history. Daily he records the events which occur along the main stem of his home town as well as those of state, national and world importance. Starting his diary in 1865, Mr. Bassett used small leather-bound books, one each year. Later, it became apparent that one large book covering the writings of several years would be of greater utility. So about the turn of the century, Mr. Bassett started this system. He now writes in a 15-year diary which was started in 1926. Pile book on book, his personalized history stands considerably more than a foot in height. Opening a faded little book with the gold numbers "1865" impressed upon the front cover and turning to the entry of Friday, April 14, one may read these words, "Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States, was shot in a theater at 10 o'clock p.m.". Farther down the page under the date Saturday, April 15, "Abraham Lincoln died from the effects of a wound from a revolver in the hands of J.W. Boothe." At the time of Lincoln's assassination there was no telephone or radio, and the dissemination of news was far behind the speed of today's press. In those days, recalls Mr. Bassett, one gleaned all his news from newspapers and magazine. The front-page makeup was much different then. Screaming headlines and sensational make-up were unknown. News was of two types in 1865. It was classified either under current events or general news. The death of President Lincoln came under the former. Mr. Bassett was born in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1847. After spending his youth and early married life in Ohio, he emigrated with his family to Nebraska in 1882 and has lived near Unadilla for 57 years. After retiring from his farm 18 years ago, he moved to town and has made his home with his daughter, Mrs. Mary Ethel Saseen. He walks downtown daily for the mail. "I have never tasted tobacco for one thing," declared Mr. Bassett when asked about his habits of living. "Hard work and I were always great friends. In those days I was a fairly hearty eater, but I didn't overindulge. A man needs just enough fuel to keep him going." Here are excerpts from various entries in the Bassett volumes: Jan. 3, 1865 - Literary (debate) tonight. Question - "Resolved that the Negro has more reason to complain than does the Indian." Feb. 19, 1865 - Hired out to father for 8 months at $20 per month. Literary tonight.. Question - "Resolved that married men enjoy life more than do single men." Oct. 25, 1865 - made several purchases today; one vest, $3; one pair pants, $5; one coat, $2.50; one coat $10; one hat, $4; two pair boots, $12. Nearly every Sunday throughout the diary, there is an entry of, "Went to Services twice today." Very religious, Mr. Bassett is a Methodist. He was married and had five children. Two are living. He has 11 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren Who's Who in Nebraska, 1940, Otoe County BASSETT, JOHN WILLIAM SR..: Retired; b. Cleveland, Ohio Dec 10, 1847; son of John Bassett-Ann Beaney; ed Bedford Ohio HS 1865; m Martha Ann Silver Jan 17, 1867, Rochester Penn; sons William C., John W Jr.; daughters Lillie Mae (dec), Mary Ethel (Mrs. O M. Sasseen), Nannie Bell (dec); 1860-67 worked on various Ohio farms; 1867-82 farmed in Ohio; 1882-1903, farmed near Unnadilla; 1903-ret; past member sch & village bds; Meth Ch, past SS supt, secy, treas; hobby, has kept diary since day Abraham Lincoln was assassinated; res Unadilla. Undated newspaper from Otoe County, Nebraska JOHN W. BASSETT, SR., 91, UNADILLA, IS DEAD Funeral services for Long-Time Resident will be Saturday. UNADILLA - Special to The News Press - John W. Bassett, Sr., 91, retired farmer and resident of the Unadilla vicinity for 57 years, died Wednesday afternoon at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Oscar Sasseen, in Unadilla. He had been ill the past three weeks and death was caused by a paralytic stroke. Funeral services will be Saturday at the Methodist church in Unadilla, internment in Unadilla cemetery, Rev. C.A. Norman of Beatrice Methodist church, a former Unadilla preacher, will officiate. Mr. Bassett was born Dec. 10, 1847, in Cleveland, Ohio, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bassett. His father died when John was two years old and Mrs. Bassett and her son moved to her parents home at Northfield, Ohio. She married again when he was seven years old and the family moved to Bedford, Ohio. Here Mr. Bassett finished his education at the Bedford High School. He married Martha Silver at Bedford in 1866 and the couple moved to a farm at Richfield, where they lived for 12 years. They moved to Nebraska with their four children in 1882 to farm three-quarters of a mile east of Unadilla. After 21 years on the place, they moved to town to the G.B. White place. Mrs. Bassett died April 21, 1915, in Unadilla. Mr. Bassett was a charter member of the Methodist church here, which he helped found in 1883. He took an active part in community affairs and was an ambitious temperance worker. He helped to organize and served as secretary of the Farmers Elevator for 15 years before it was sold to Farmers Co-Operative. He is survived by a son, John Jr., and a daughter, Mrs. Oscar Sasseen, both of Unadilla, and 11 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Deceased children are Nannie Dill, who died at the age of 5, Lillie May, 34, and William C., 43. Mr. Bassett kept a diary for the past 70 years, running through Lincoln's assassination, his early manhood in Ohio, the immigration to the West before Unadilla was incorporated and including the latest history of the town and world events. He remained in fine health until his recent illness and until his health broke slightly three years ago, took daily walks of two or three miles. He still made his daily trips to town for the mail, however, and visited his farm, now occupied by his grandson, J. Ivan, regularly. | Bassett, John Walter (I5)
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| 6390 | 1850 Federal Census of Northfield, Summit County, Ohio (30 Oct 1850) Ed Beany - 32 - M - England - Farmer 1200 John Beany - 75 - M - England Jane Beany - 71 - F - England Ann Bassett - 28 - F - England 300 John W. Bassett - 3 - M - Ohio Mary J. Bassett - 1 - F - Ohio | Beany, John (I3)
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| 6391 | 1850 Federal Census of Northfield, Summit County, Ohio (30 Oct 1850) Ed Beany - 32 - M - England - Farmer 1200 John Beany - 75 - M - England Jane Beany - 71 - F - England Ann Bassett - 28 - F - England 300 John W. Bassett - 3 - M - Ohio Mary J. Bassett - 1 - F - Ohio | Weston, Jane (I4)
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| 6392 | 1850 Federal Census of Northfield, Washington County, Vermont (6 Sep 1850) Rodney Bassett - 37 - M - Vermont - Car Builder Prucillia - 20 - F - Vermont Abby - 9/12 - F - Vermont 1860 Federal Census of Northfield, Washington County, Vermont (31 Jul 1860) Rodney Bassett - 40 - M - Vermont - Carpenter Lucy A. - 30 - F - Vermont 1870 Federal Census of St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont (18 Aug 1870) Rodney Bissett - 45 - M - Vermont - R R Carpenter Mary - 40 - F - Vermont - Keeps House 1880 Federal Census of St. Albans, Franklin County, Vermont (1 Jun 1880) R.G. Bassett - 63 - M - VT-VT-VT-Head Lucy A. - 51 - F - VT-VT-VT-Wife - Keeps House J.J. Willard - 10 - M - VT-VT-VT- Nephew Julia La Cour - 23 - F - VT-CN-CN- Other - Servant Polly Russell - 32 - F - VT-VT-VT- Other - Dress Maker St. Albans Daily Messenger, June 28, 1895 Rodney G. Bassett's Death Rodney G. Bassett, one of St. Albans oldest and most respected citizens, died at his residence on North Main Street yesterday afternoon after a long illness. Mr. Bassett was born in Montpelier June 26, 1815. His early life was spent in Montpelier. January 21, 1849, he married Lucy A. Willard, they being the first couple to be married in the new town of East Montpelier. After their marriage they went to Windsor and then moved to Northfield where in June, 1849, he began to work for the Central Vermont road, having charge of the freight repairs. When the railroad shops were moved here, Mr. and Mrs. Bassett took up their residence here. Mr. Bassett continued in the employ of the railroad until he met with an accident 12 years ago. Since then he has been an invalid. Mr. Bassett was one of the first to response to the call for troops in 1861, going out as a three months' man in Co. F., First Regiment, Vermont Volunteers. At the expiration of three months he was discharged on account of sickness. Mr. Bassett was made a Mason in Franklin Lodge, No. 4, November 5, 1878. He was made a member of Champlain Chapter, No. 1, March 17, 1875, and became a life member in May, 1881. Mr. Bassett was also an Odd Fellow and a member o A. R. Hurlbut Post, G.A.R. Mrs. Bassett and an adopted son, Dr. J. J. Willard, of Pueblo, Col., survive him. The funeral will be held from the home at 1:30 p.m. Saturday. He will be buried with Masonic honors. | Bassett, Rodney G. (I946)
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| 6393 | 1850 Federal Census of Nottoway, Virginia Thomas A. Bass - 40 - Male - Chesterfield, Virginia Lucy A. - 32 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia William C. - 12 - Male - Nottoway, Virginia Mary F. - 10 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Alice - 8 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Mildred E. - 6 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Ann S. - 4 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Charles O. - 2 - Male - Nottoway, Virginia Richard - 1 - Male - Nottoway, Virginia 1900 Federal Census of Rowanty, Dinwiddie County, Virginia Fannie A. Wallace (Mary Francis Bass) (Widow) - 59 - Female - VA-VA-VA - Farmer Charles Bass (Widower) - 52 - Male - VA-VA-VA - Brother Thomas A. Bass - 20 - Male - VA-VA-VA - Nephew - Farm Labor Julia Jordan (Widow) - 28 - Female - VA-VA-VA - Servant | Bass, Mary Francis (I41137)
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| 6394 | 1850 Federal Census of Nottoway, Virginia Thomas A. Bass - 40 - Male - Chesterfield, Virginia Lucy A. - 32 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia William C. - 12 - Male - Nottoway, Virginia Mary F. - 10 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Alice - 8 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Mildred E. - 6 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Ann S. - 4 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Charles O. - 2 - Male - Nottoway, Virginia Richard - 1 - Male - Nottoway, Virginia 1900 Federal Census of Rowanty, Dinwiddie County, Virginia Fannie A. Wallace (Mary Francis Bass) (Widow) - 59 - Female - VA-VA-VA - Farmer Charles Bass (Widower) - 52 - Male - VA-VA-VA - Brother Thomas A. Bass - 20 - Male - VA-VA-VA - Nephew - Farm Labor Julia Jordan (Widow) - 28 - Female - VA-VA-VA - Servant | Bass, Charles Osborne (I41140)
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| 6395 | 1850 Federal Census of Nottoway, Virginia Thomas A. Bass - 40 - Male - Chesterfield, Virginia Lucy A. - 32 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia William C. - 12 - Male - Nottoway, Virginia Mary F. - 10 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Alice - 8 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Mildred E. - 6 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Ann S. - 4 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Charles O. - 2 - Male - Nottoway, Virginia Richard - 1 - Male - Nottoway, Virginia | Bass, Thomas Alfred (I41076)
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| 6396 | 1850 Federal Census of Nottoway, Virginia Thomas A. Bass - 40 - Male - Chesterfield, Virginia Lucy A. - 32 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia William C. - 12 - Male - Nottoway, Virginia Mary F. - 10 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Alice - 8 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Mildred E. - 6 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Ann S. - 4 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Charles O. - 2 - Male - Nottoway, Virginia Richard - 1 - Male - Nottoway, Virginia | Bass, Alice (I41120)
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| 6397 | 1850 Federal Census of Nottoway, Virginia Thomas A. Bass - 40 - Male - Chesterfield, Virginia Lucy A. - 32 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia William C. - 12 - Male - Nottoway, Virginia Mary F. - 10 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Alice - 8 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Mildred E. - 6 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Ann S. - 4 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Charles O. - 2 - Male - Nottoway, Virginia Richard - 1 - Male - Nottoway, Virginia | Bass, Mildred Edmunds (I41138)
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| 6398 | 1850 Federal Census of Nottoway, Virginia Thomas A. Bass - 40 - Male - Chesterfield, Virginia Lucy A. - 32 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia William C. - 12 - Male - Nottoway, Virginia Mary F. - 10 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Alice - 8 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Mildred E. - 6 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Ann S. - 4 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Charles O. - 2 - Male - Nottoway, Virginia Richard - 1 - Male - Nottoway, Virginia | Bass, Ann S. (I41139)
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| 6399 | 1850 Federal Census of Nottoway, Virginia Thomas A. Bass - 40 - Male - Chesterfield, Virginia Lucy A. - 32 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia William C. - 12 - Male - Nottoway, Virginia Mary F. - 10 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Alice - 8 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Mildred E. - 6 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Ann S. - 4 - Female - Nottoway, Virginia Charles O. - 2 - Male - Nottoway, Virginia Richard - 1 - Male - Nottoway, Virginia | Bass, Richard (I41141)
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| 6400 | 1850 Federal Census of Oswaygo, Potter County, Pennsylvania (31 Aug 1850) Albert Bassett 32 M New York Lumberman 1000 Mary 35 F New York Willard 8 M Pennsylvania Jane A. 6 M Pennsylvania George 4 M Pennsylvania James 1 M Pennsylvania 1860 Federal Census of Belmont, Lafayette County, Wisconsin (25 Jun 1860) Albert Bassett 45 M New York Farmer Harriett 44 F Vermont 2400 600 Jeanette 18 F Vermont 1200 Orson 5 M Wisconsin Harriett 4 F Wisconsin Angeline 3 F Wisconsin Willard 18 M Pennsylvania Jane A. 16 F Pennsylvania George 14 M Pennsylvania James A. 13 M Pennsylvania Mary E. 9 F Pennsylvania Malinda 1 F Wisconsin 1870 Federal Census of Johnson Township, Polk County, Missouri (20 Aug 1870) Albert Bassett 51 M New York Miller 3500 4500 Mary A. 24 F Kentucky Keeping House Jennett 2 F Missouri Martha E. 1 F Missouri Living next door George Bassett 24 M Pennsylvania Farmer 200 400 Ellen 18 F Kentucky Keeping House | Bassett, Albert (I06655)
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