Bassett Family Association Database
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Matches 6,501 to 6,550 of 52,715
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| 6501 | 1850 Federal Census of Randolph, Orange County, Vermont (August 28, 1850) Samuel Bass - 45 - Male - Vermont - Farmer 3170 Abigail - 35 - Female - Vermont Samuel III - 16 - Male - Massachusetts - Laborer Joseph P. - 14 - Male - Vermont James H. - 11 - Male - Vermont Margaret A. - 7 - Female - Vermont Sarah A. - 5 - Female - Vermont Mary - 3 - Female - Vermont Wales - 9/12 - Male - Vermont Maroon A. Loomis - 15 - Female - Vermont | Bass, Sarah A. (I470)
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| 6502 | 1850 Federal Census of Randolph, Orange County, Vermont (August 28, 1850) Samuel Bass - 45 - Male - Vermont - Farmer 3170 Abigail - 35 - Female - Vermont Samuel III - 16 - Male - Massachusetts - Laborer Joseph P. - 14 - Male - Vermont James H. - 11 - Male - Vermont Margaret A. - 7 - Female - Vermont Sarah A. - 5 - Female - Vermont Mary - 3 - Female - Vermont Wales - 9/12 - Male - Vermont Maroon A. Loomis - 15 - Female - Vermont | Bass, Mary L. (I471)
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| 6503 | 1850 Federal Census of Randolph, Orange County, Vermont (August 28, 1850) Samuel Bass - 45 - Male - Vermont - Farmer 3170 Abigail - 35 - Female - Vermont Samuel III - 16 - Male - Massachusetts - Laborer Joseph P. - 14 - Male - Vermont James H. - 11 - Male - Vermont Margaret A. - 7 - Female - Vermont Sarah A. - 5 - Female - Vermont Mary - 3 - Female - Vermont Wales - 9/12 - Male - Vermont Maroon A. Loomis - 15 - Female - Vermont | Bass, Wales Tucker (I472)
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| 6504 | 1850 Federal Census of Rankin County, Mississippi (27 Aug 1850) Thomas Bass 28 M Mississippi Farmer 600 Mary 25 F Mississippi Elizabeth 9 F Mississippi Nancy 7 F Mississippi Parmelia 5 F Mississippi Not named 1 F Mississippi 1860 Federal Census of Atlakapas, Lafayette Parish, LA (28 Jun 1860) Thomas Bass 36 M Mississippi Planter 2000 13000 Mary 34 F Mississippi Matilda 16 F Mississippi Cordelia 14 F Mississippi Tissia 10 M Mississippi Jasper 9 M Mississippi Marguerite 5 F Mississippi Thomas 3 M Mississippi 1870 Federal Census of Trinity County, Texas (17 Aug 1870) Marie Bass 44 F Mississippi Housekeeping 160 450 Jasper 19 M Mississippi Farm Laborer Margaret 14 F Mississippi At home Albert 12 M Mississippi Wilie 9 M Mississippi | Bass, Thomas Jasper (I46742)
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| 6505 | 1850 Federal Census of Rapides Parish, Louisiana (3 Sep 1850) Jerry Bass 31 M Louisiana Farmer Matilda 25 F Louisiana Louis 12 M Louisiana Kinon 4 M Louisiana Polly 2 F Louisiana Living next door 1850 Federal Census of Rapides Parish, Louisiana (3 Sep 1850) Josiah Bass 23 M Louisiana Mary 20 F Louisiana Martha 5 F Louisiana Mary Ann 4 F Louisiana William F. 1 M Louisiana 1860 Federal Census of Alexandria, Catahoula Parish, LA (16 Aug 1860) Jerry Bass 43 M Louisiana Farmer 445 Matilda 37 F Louisiana Kinneon? 14 M Louisiana Mary 12 F Louisiana Marion 7 M Louisiana Calvin 6 M Louisiana Amelia 4 F Louisiana William 3 M Louisiana 1870 Federal Census of Alexandria, Rapides Parish, Louisiana (16 Jul 1870) Louis Bass 30 M Louisiana Farm Laborer Malchey 25 F Louisiana Keeping House Savannah 6 F Louisiana Thomas 2/12 M Louisiana Born April Teena 40 F Louisiana Keeping House Mary 20 F Louisiana At Home Marion 19 M Louisiana Farm Laborer Carrol 18 M Louisiana Farm Laborer Cornelia 15 F Louisiana At Home William 10 M Louisiana At Home Dick 8 M Louisiana | Bass, Jeremiah "Jerry" (I47632)
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| 6506 | 1850 Federal Census of Reading, Middlesex County, Massachusetts (2 Aug 1850) T.E. Prescott - 36 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 1500 A.E. - 30 - F - Massachusetts E.A. - 5 - F - Massachusetts Edwin Bassett - 23 - M - Massachusetts - Shoemaker William Clement - 18 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer Living next door Justin Bassett - 17 - M - Massachusetts - Shoemaker (Living with the Coggin family) 1860 Federal Census of Reading, Middlesex County, Massachusetts (19 Jun 1860) Edwin Bassett - 33 - M - Massachusetts - Salesman 2500 100 Sarah A. - 36 - F - Massachusetts - Housewife Ella G. - 8 - F - Massachusetts Ida F. - 4 - F - Massachusetts 1870 Federal Census of Reading, Middlesex County, Massachusetts (5 Jul 1870) Edwin Bassett - 47 - M - Massachusetts - Shoe Manufacturer 3000 1500 Sarah A. - 48 - F - Massachusetts - Keeping House Ida J. - 14 - F - Massachusetts - At School 1880 Federal Census of Reading, Middlesex County, Massachusetts (16 Jun 1880) Edwin Bassett - 57 - M - MA-MA-MA - Head - Shoe Manufacturer Sarah A. - 60 - F - MA-MA-MA - Wife - Keeping House Ida J. - 24 - F - MA-MA-MA - Daughter - Music Teacher Grace I. Fox - 4 - F- MA-NH-MA - Granddaughter | Bassett, Edwin (I9)
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| 6507 | 1850 Federal Census of Reading, Middlesex County, Massachusetts (2 Aug 1850) T.E. Prescott - 36 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 1500 A.E. - 30 - F - Massachusetts E.A. - 5 - F - Massachusetts Edwin Bassett - 23 - M - Massachusetts - Shoemaker William Clement - 18 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer Living next door Justin Bassett - 17 - M - Massachusetts - Shoemaker (Living with the Coggin family) | Prescott, T. E. (I22)
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| 6508 | 1850 Federal Census of Reading, Middlesex County, Massachusetts (2 Aug 1850) T.E. Prescott - 36 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 1500 A.E. - 30 - F - Massachusetts E.A. - 5 - F - Massachusetts Edwin Bassett - 23 - M - Massachusetts - Shoemaker William Clement - 18 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer Living next door Justin Bassett - 17 - M - Massachusetts - Shoemaker (Living with the Coggin family) | Prescott, Thomas (I16)
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| 6509 | 1850 Federal Census of Reading, Middlesex County, Massachusetts (2 Aug 1850) T.E. Prescott - 36 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 1500 A.E. - 30 - F - Massachusetts E.A. - 5 - F - Massachusetts Edwin Bassett - 23 - M - Massachusetts - Shoemaker William Clement - 18 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer Living next door Justin Bassett - 17 - M - Massachusetts - Shoemaker (Living with the Coggin family) | Bassett, Justin (I10)
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| 6510 | 1850 Federal Census of Richmond, Chittenden County, Vermont (28 Aug 1850) Edward Bessette 21 M Vermont Cabinet maker Mary A. 21 F Ireland Henry A. 1 M Vermont 1860 Federal Census of Richmond, Chittenden County, Vermont (13 Jun 1860) Edward Bassett 32 M Vermont Mary 32 F Vermont Henry 11 M Vermont Charles 9 M Vermont Wm. 5 M Vermont 1870 Federal Census of Richmond, Chittenden County, Vermont (14 Jun 1870) Edward Bessette 41 M Canada Carpenter 1400 Marian 41 F Vermont Keeping House Henry 21 M Vermont R R Clerk Charles 19 M Vermont Farm Laborer William 15 M Vermont At school Frederick 9 M Vermont At school George 1 M Vermont 1880 Federal Census of Richmond, Chittenden County, Vermont (15 Jun 1880) Charles Bessette 29 M VT CN IR Head Carpenter Mary Jane 21 F VT VT VT Wife Keeping House Clifford L. 1 M VT VT VT Son Living next door 1880 Federal Census of Richmond, Chittenden County, Vermont Edward Bessette 51 M CN CN CN Head Cabinet maker Maryann 51 F IR IR IR Wife Keeping House Fredrick F. 18 M VT CN IR Son Works in Cabinet Shop George M. 11 M VT CN IR Son At School | Bessette, Edward (I18970)
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| 6511 | 1850 Federal Census of Richmond, Virginia (19 Nov 1850) Richard Bass 34 M Virginia Carpenter Agatha A. 33 F Virginia Lucien 10 M Virginia Upsher 5 M Virginia Julia 4 F Virginia Ella 1 F Virginia | Bass, Richard Augustus (I53644)
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| 6512 | 1850 Federal Census of Richmond, Virginia (30 Oct 1850) William E. Bass 52 M Virginia Lucy F. 50 F Virginia Mary 28 F Virginia Lucy A. 26 F Virginia Martha 24 F Virginia Edawrd T. 22 M Virginia Merchant Henrietta 19 F Virginia | Bass, William Edward (I57765)
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| 6513 | 1850 Federal Census of Ridgefield, Fairfield County, Connecticut (3 Oct 1850) Martin W. Bassett - 38 - M - New York - Farmer 2200 Elizabeth - 26 - F - Ridgefield, Connecticut Francis N. - 5 - F - Ridgefield, Connecticut 1860 Federal Census of Ridgefield, Fairfield County, Connecticut (9 Jul 1860) Martin Bassett - 48 - M - New York - Farmer 2800 350 Elizabeth - 37 - F - Connecticut and two other people | Bassett, Martin W. (I29)
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| 6514 | 1850 Federal Census of Ridgefield, Fairfield County, Connecticut (3 Oct 1850) Martin W. Bassett - 38 - M - New York - Farmer 2200 Elizabeth - 26 - F - Ridgefield, Connecticut Francis N. - 5 - F - Ridgefield, Connecticut | Bassett, Frances Ann (I48)
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| 6515 | 1850 Federal Census of Ripley, Rush County, Indiana (2 Oct 1850) Uriah Bass M 40 M North Carolina Laborer Feriba M 34 F North Carolina William H. M 17 M Indiana Laborer John M 15 M Indiana Laborer Amanda Foster M 14 F Indiana Eli Bass M 13 M Indiana Mary A. M 7 F Indiana Casius M. M 4 M Indiana Sarah M 2 F Indiana | Bass, Uriah (I53775)
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| 6516 | 1850 Federal Census of Rockaway Township, Morris County, NJ (21 Sep 1850) William Ryan 33 M New Jersey Artificier of Metals Hester A. 28 F New Jersey John 10 M New Jersey Sarah A. 8 F New Jersey William 2 M New Jersey | Ryan, William Thomas (I1)
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| 6517 | 1850 Federal Census of Rockport Township, Cuyahoga County, Ohio (23 Oct 1850) Ezra Bassett - 51 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 3200 Abigail(?) - 45 - F - Massachusetts Homer - 23 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer Henry - 21 - M - Massachusetts Charles - 16 - M - Massachusetts Dwight - 14 - M - Massachusetts John - 13 - M - Ohio Marilla - 18 - F - Massachusetts Elizabeth - 9 - F - Ohio 1870 Federal Census of Rockport Township, Cuyahoga County, Ohio (10 Aug1870) Charles Bassett - 38 - M - Ohio - Farmer Sally - 39 - F - Ohio - Keeping House Libby - 14 - F - Ohio ?? - 11 - M - Ohio 1880 Federal Census of Rockport, Cuyahoga County, Ohio Charles Bassett - 47 - M - MA-MA-MA - Head - Farmer Sally - 49 - F - OH-CT-CT - Wife - Keeping House Libbie - 23 - F - OH-MA-OH - Daughter Lewis - 21 - M - OH-MA-OH - Son Bassett Family by Elizabeth Bassett McAlister Ezra Bassett, an early settler in this part of Ohio, came from Florida, Massachusetts in the year 1829. He brought with him his family consisting of wife, Kesiah DeWitt Bassett, and five children, Homer, Henry, Marilla, Charles and Dwight. Three other children were born in Ohio, Elizabeth, John and William. In coming to Ohio, they travelled by wagon from Florida, Massachusetts to Albany, New York From Albany to Buffalo via the Erie canal and from Buffalo to Cleveland by steam boat. They settled on a farm of fifty-seven acres on the corner of Puritas Springs Boulevard and Grayton Road. Houses that they lived in are still standing. They bought land on both sides of Rocky River Drive, a fifty acre parcel on the West Side and Barber property of about one hundred acres. When Ezra Bassett died they were living in a pretty home in Brooklyn Village, now a part of Cleveland. The children were brought up in a Christian home. Each day was reverently begun by the reading of Scriptures and followed by all kneeling in prayer. Several of the children attended Oberlin College. They attended a Baptist church which stood on the corner of Riverside Drive and Lorain Road and later they attended the church now known as the West Park Congregational Church. Ezra Bassett was a deacon in the church and held civic ofices. Homer Bassett went back to New England and was city librarian in Waterbury, Connecticut for many years. He was also an author. Henry joined the "forty niners" to California in search of gold. He made his home in California. Marilla married Lorin Nichols and stayed in Rockport as did her sister Elizabeth who married Charles Jordan. Charles and Dwight lived on the farms in Rocky River Drive. John enlisted in the Civil War, was taken ill and died and his body was sent home for burial. A group of his comrades paid the expenses but Grandfather showed his appreciation by sending back to them one hundred dollars. William, the youngest, also settled in Rockport. Above the fireplace in the old house, and on either side were cupboards where grandmother kept good things to eat. Before we could talk, we used to point up to where the raisin cake was kept, and such cake and such bread I have never tasted anything so good since. | Bassett, Charles Edgar (I1522)
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| 6518 | 1850 Federal Census of Rockport Township, Cuyahoga County, Ohio (23 Oct 1850) Ezra Bassett - 51 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 3200 Abigail(?) - 45 - F - Massachusetts Homer - 23 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer Henry - 21 - M - Massachusetts Charles - 16 - M - Massachusetts Dwight - 14 - M - Massachusetts John - 13 - M - Ohio Marilla - 18 - F - Massachusetts Elizabeth - 9 - F - Ohio Bassett Family by Elizabeth Bassett McAlister Ezra Bassett, an early settler in this part of Ohio, came from Florida, Massachusetts in the year 1829. He brought with him his family consisting of wife, Kesiah DeWitt Bassett, and five children, Homer, Henry, Marilla, Charles and Dwight. Three other children were born in Ohio, Elizabeth, John and William. In coming to Ohio, they travelled by wagon from Florida, Massachusetts to Albany, New York From Albany to Buffalo via the Erie canal and from Buffalo to Cleveland by steam boat. They settled on a farm of fifty-seven acres on the corner of Puritas Springs Boulevard and Grayton Road. Houses that they lived in are still standing. They bought land on both sides of Rocky River Drive, a fifty acre parcel on the West Side and Barber property of about one hundred acres. When Ezra Bassett died they were living in a pretty home in Brooklyn Village, now a part of Cleveland. The children were brought up in a Christian home. Each day was reverently begun by the reading of Scriptures and followed by all kneeling in prayer. Several of the children attended Oberlin College. They attended a Baptist church which stood on the corner of Riverside Drive and Lorain Road and later they attended the church now known as the West Park Congregational Church. Ezra Bassett was a deacon in the church and held civic ofices. Homer Bassett went back to New England and was city librarian in Waterbury, Connecticut for many years. He was also an author. Henry joined the "forty niners" to California in search of gold. He made his home in California. Marilla married Lorin Nichols and stayed in Rockport as did her sister Elizabeth who married Charles Jordan. Charles and Dwight lived on the farms in Rocky River Drive. John enlisted in the Civil War, was taken ill and died and his body was sent home for burial. A group of his comrades paid the expenses but Grandfather showed his appreciation by sending back to them one hundred dollars. William, the youngest, also settled in Rockport. Above the fireplace in the old house, and on either side were cupboards where grandmother kept good things to eat. Before we could talk, we used to point up to where the raisin cake was kept, and such cake and such bread I have never tasted anything so good since. | Bassett, Marilla Jane (I1521)
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| 6519 | 1850 Federal Census of Rockport Township, Cuyahoga County, Ohio (23 Oct 1850) Ezra Bassett - 51 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 3200 Abigail(?) - 45 - F - Massachusetts Homer - 23 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer Henry - 21 - M - Massachusetts Charles - 16 - M - Massachusetts Dwight - 14 - M - Massachusetts John - 13 - M - Ohio Marilla - 18 - F - Massachusetts Elizabeth - 9 - F - Ohio Bassett Family by Elizabeth Bassett McAlister Ezra Bassett, an early settler in this part of Ohio, came from Florida, Massachusetts in the year 1829. He brought with him his family consisting of wife, Kesiah DeWitt Bassett, and five children, Homer, Henry, Marilla, Charles and Dwight. Three other children were born in Ohio, Elizabeth, John and William. In coming to Ohio, they travelled by wagon from Florida, Massachusetts to Albany, New York From Albany to Buffalo via the Erie canal and from Buffalo to Cleveland by steam boat. They settled on a farm of fifty-seven acres on the corner of Puritas Springs Boulevard and Grayton Road. Houses that they lived in are still standing. They bought land on both sides of Rocky River Drive, a fifty acre parcel on the West Side and Barber property of about one hundred acres. When Ezra Bassett died they were living in a pretty home in Brooklyn Village, now a part of Cleveland. The children were brought up in a Christian home. Each day was reverently begun by the reading of Scriptures and followed by all kneeling in prayer. Several of the children attended Oberlin College. They attended a Baptist church which stood on the corner of Riverside Drive and Lorain Road and later they attended the church now known as the West Park Congregational Church. Ezra Bassett was a deacon in the church and held civic ofices. Homer Bassett went back to New England and was city librarian in Waterbury, Connecticut for many years. He was also an author. Henry joined the "forty niners" to California in search of gold. He made his home in California. Marilla married Lorin Nichols and stayed in Rockport as did her sister Elizabeth who married Charles Jordan. Charles and Dwight lived on the farms in Rocky River Drive. John enlisted in the Civil War, was taken ill and died and his body was sent home for burial. A group of his comrades paid the expenses but Grandfather showed his appreciation by sending back to them one hundred dollars. William, the youngest, also settled in Rockport. Above the fireplace in the old house, and on either side were cupboards where grandmother kept good things to eat. Before we could talk, we used to point up to where the raisin cake was kept, and such cake and such bread I have never tasted anything so good since. | Bassett, John Milton (I1524)
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| 6520 | 1850 Federal Census of Rockport Township, Cuyahoga County, Ohio (23 Oct 1850) Ezra Bassett - 51 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 3200 Abigail(?) - 45 - F - Massachusetts Homer - 23 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer Henry - 21 - M - Massachusetts Charles - 16 - M - Massachusetts Dwight - 14 - M - Massachusetts John - 13 - M - Ohio Marilla - 18 - F - Massachusetts Elizabeth - 9 - F - Ohio Bassett Family by Elizabeth Bassett McAlister Ezra Bassett, an early settler in this part of Ohio, came from Florida, Massachusetts in the year 1829. He brought with him his family consisting of wife, Kesiah DeWitt Bassett, and five children, Homer, Henry, Marilla, Charles and Dwight. Three other children were born in Ohio, Elizabeth, John and William. In coming to Ohio, they travelled by wagon from Florida, Massachusetts to Albany, New York From Albany to Buffalo via the Erie canal and from Buffalo to Cleveland by steam boat. They settled on a farm of fifty-seven acres on the corner of Puritas Springs Boulevard and Grayton Road. Houses that they lived in are still standing. They bought land on both sides of Rocky River Drive, a fifty acre parcel on the West Side and Barber property of about one hundred acres. When Ezra Bassett died they were living in a pretty home in Brooklyn Village, now a part of Cleveland. The children were brought up in a Christian home. Each day was reverently begun by the reading of Scriptures and followed by all kneeling in prayer. Several of the children attended Oberlin College. They attended a Baptist church which stood on the corner of Riverside Drive and Lorain Road and later they attended the church now known as the West Park Congregational Church. Ezra Bassett was a deacon in the church and held civic ofices. Homer Bassett went back to New England and was city librarian in Waterbury, Connecticut for many years. He was also an author. Henry joined the "forty niners" to California in search of gold. He made his home in California. Marilla married Lorin Nichols and stayed in Rockport as did her sister Elizabeth who married Charles Jordan. Charles and Dwight lived on the farms in Rocky River Drive. John enlisted in the Civil War, was taken ill and died and his body was sent home for burial. A group of his comrades paid the expenses but Grandfather showed his appreciation by sending back to them one hundred dollars. William, the youngest, also settled in Rockport. Above the fireplace in the old house, and on either side were cupboards where grandmother kept good things to eat. Before we could talk, we used to point up to where the raisin cake was kept, and such cake and such bread I have never tasted anything so good since. | Bassett, Elizabeth Pamela (I1525)
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| 6521 | 1850 Federal Census of Rootstown, Portage County, Ohio John Bassett - 38 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 1500 Fredelia - 35 - F - New York Miles - 10 - M - Ohio Lucy - 9 - F - Ohio Marty - 7 - F - Ohio Wait Bassett - 61 - M - Connecticut - Farmer Anna - 59 - F - Vermont 1860 Federal Census of Randolph Township, Portage County, Ohio (25 Jun 1860) Ezra L. Bassett - 69- M - Connecticut - Farmer 1400 253 Susan - 70 - F - Connecticut Living next door John Bassett - 47 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 5400 1250 Fidelia - 45 - F - Ohio Milo - 20 - M - Ohio Lucy - 19 - F - Ohio Maria - 17 - F - Ohio | Bassett, John (I1146)
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| 6522 | 1850 Federal Census of Rootstown, Portage County, Ohio John Bassett - 38 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 1500 Fredelia - 35 - F - New York Miles - 10 - M - Ohio Lucy - 9 - F - Ohio Marty - 7 - F - Ohio Wait Bassett - 61 - M - Connecticut - Farmer Anna - 59 - F - Vermont 1860 Federal Census of Randolph Township, Portage County, Ohio (25 Jun 1860) Ezra L. Bassett - 69- M - Connecticut - Farmer 1400 253 Susan - 70 - F - Connecticut Living next door John Bassett - 47 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 5400 1250 Fidelia - 45 - F - Ohio Milo - 20 - M - Ohio Lucy - 19 - F - Ohio Maria - 17 - F - Ohio | Fidelia (I1177)
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| 6523 | 1850 Federal Census of Rootstown, Portage County, Ohio John Bassett - 38 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 1500 Fredelia - 35 - F - New York Miles - 10 - M - Ohio Lucy - 9 - F - Ohio Marty - 7 - F - Ohio Wait Bassett - 61 - M - Connecticut - Farmer Anna - 59 - F - Vermont 1860 Federal Census of Randolph Township, Portage County, Ohio (25 Jun 1860) Ezra L. Bassett - 69- M - Connecticut - Farmer 1400 253 Susan - 70 - F - Connecticut Living next door John Bassett - 47 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 5400 1250 Fidelia - 45 - F - Ohio Milo - 20 - M - Ohio Lucy - 19 - F - Ohio Maria - 17 - F - Ohio | Bassett, Miles (I1178)
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| 6524 | 1850 Federal Census of Rootstown, Portage County, Ohio John Bassett - 38 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 1500 Fredelia - 35 - F - New York Miles - 10 - M - Ohio Lucy - 9 - F - Ohio Marty - 7 - F - Ohio Wait Bassett - 61 - M - Connecticut - Farmer Anna - 59 - F - Vermont 1860 Federal Census of Randolph Township, Portage County, Ohio (25 Jun 1860) Ezra L. Bassett - 69- M - Connecticut - Farmer 1400 253 Susan - 70 - F - Connecticut Living next door John Bassett - 47 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 5400 1250 Fidelia - 45 - F - Ohio Milo - 20 - M - Ohio Lucy - 19 - F - Ohio Maria - 17 - F - Ohio | Bassett, Lucy (I1179)
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| 6525 | 1850 Federal Census of Rootstown, Portage County, Ohio John Bassett - 38 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 1500 Fredelia - 35 - F - New York Miles - 10 - M - Ohio Lucy - 9 - F - Ohio Marty - 7 - F - Ohio Wait Bassett - 61 - M - Connecticut - Farmer Anna - 59 - F - Vermont 1860 Federal Census of Randolph Township, Portage County, Ohio (25 Jun 1860) Ezra L. Bassett - 69- M - Connecticut - Farmer 1400 253 Susan - 70 - F - Connecticut Living next door John Bassett - 47 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 5400 1250 Fidelia - 45 - F - Ohio Milo - 20 - M - Ohio Lucy - 19 - F - Ohio Maria - 17 - F - Ohio | Bassett, Maria (Marty) (I1180)
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| 6526 | 1850 Federal Census of Rootstown, Portage County, Ohio Lucy Bassett - 53 - F - Connecticut 2000 Joel Bassett - 18 - M - Oho - Laborer 1860 Federal Census of Edinburgh Township, Portage County, Ohio (22 Jun 1860) Joel Bassett - 25 - M - Ohio - MD 1000 500 Jemima - 20 - F - Ohio 1870 Federal Census of Urbana, Champaign County, Ohio (14 Jun 1870) Joel B. Bassett - 37 - M - Ohio - Physician 2500 1000 Jenna L. - 30 - F - Ohio - Keeps House Nora E. - 8 - F - Ohio - At school Charles A. - 5 - M - Ohio - At home | Bassett, Doctor Joel (I537)
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| 6527 | 1850 Federal Census of Rootstown, Portage County, Ohio Lucy Bassett - 53 - F - Connecticut 2000 Joel Bassett - 18 - M - Oho - Laborer | Lucy (I536)
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| 6528 | 1850 Federal Census of Rowe, Franklin County, Massachusetts (16 Aug 1850) Darwin Bassett - 25 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 700 Mary - 21 - F - Massachusetts Cynthia R. - 13 - F - Massachusetts Royal Blakeslee - 26 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 700 Mary J. - 21 - F - Massachusetts 1860 Federal Census of Hartford Township, Madison County, Kansas (8 Aug 1860) E.D. Bassett - 35 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 1500 200 Mary A. - 31 - F - Massachusetts Herbert A. - 7 - M - Massachusetts Benjamin F. Tonkly - 25 - M - Indiana 1600 100 | Bassett, Darwin (I1335)
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| 6529 | 1850 Federal Census of Rowe, Franklin County, Massachusetts (16 Aug 1850) Darwin Bassett - 25 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 700 Mary - 21 - F - Massachusetts Cynthia R. - 13 - F - Massachusetts Royal Blakeslee - 26 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 700 Mary J. - 21 - F - Massachusetts 1860 Federal Census of Hartford Township, Madison County, Kansas (8 Aug 1860) E.D. Bassett - 35 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 1500 200 Mary A. - 31 - F - Massachusetts Herbert A. - 7 - M - Massachusetts Benjamin F. Tonkly - 25 - M - Indiana 1600 100 | Blakesley, Mary Angeline (I1341)
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| 6530 | 1850 Federal Census of Russell County, Alabama (23 Decd 1850) Sterling Bass 21 M Georgia Physician 500 Mary 20 F Georgia Lucy 3 F Alabama Ellizabeth 1 F Alabama 1860 Federal Census of Auburn, Macon County, Alabama (8 Jul 1860) Sterling Bass 42 M Georgia Physician 4000 6000 Mary A. 25 F Georgia Lucy H. 13 F Alabama Elizabeth 10 F Alabama Sterling 7 M Alabama Mary A. 5 F Alabama Allen 3 M Georgia Samuel 1 M Alabama | Bass, Sterling Jr. (I3024)
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| 6531 | 1850 Federal Census of Russell Village, Brown County, Ohio Brazilla Bassett 27 M Ohio Cabinet Maker 1000 Eliza 20 F Ohio 1860 Federal Census of LaSalle County, Illinois Bazella Bassett 34 M Ohio Farmer Lucinda 28 F Ohio Ada 5 F Illinois 1880 Federal Census of Eden Township, LaSalle County, Illinois Barzilla Bassett 53 M OH NY NY Head Farmer Lucina 48 F OH VT OH Wife Ada E. 24 F IL OH OH Daughter Teacher Ira M. 18 M IL OH OH Son School Irene 17 F IL OH OH Daughter School Arthur 11 M IL OH OH Son School Geog. Herbert 10 M IL OH OH Son School Newspaper Article, Date unknown Their Golden Wedding. Mr. and Mrs. B. Bassett yesterday celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home on South Fell avenue. The event was honored in a very pleasant informal way be a reception, arranged by their children and attended by their neighbors and old-time friends. A part of the guests were present during the afternoon and the remainder in the evening. Mr. Bassett and Miss Lucinda Mead were married fifty years ago yesterday at Greensburg, Indiana. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J.G. Monfort and one of the most pleasant greetings received yesterday came through the mail from this distinguished reverend gentleman, who is the aged editor of the Herald and Presbyter, the official paper of the Presbyterian church of this country. Immediately after their marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Bassett went to his farm in LaSalle county, three and a half miles northwest of Tonica, where they resided for thirty-four years, and where their children were born and raised, and they laid up a competence for their later years. Sixteen years ago they moved to Normal and resided for a time on North School street until the home in which they now live was completed. Although well along in years, neither of these people carry heavily the burden of age. Their pathway through life together has been a happy one, properly seasoned with work, and they are both still active in life's duties, he looking after his business affairs and she, aside from her home duties, taking an active part in the literary work of a prominent club of the city. Aside from the neighbors and friends, there were present of their children yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bassett and son, who reside on the old home farm near Tonica; Mrs. Bert Bassett and little daughter of Williamette; Mr. Arthur Bassett, who is at the head of the Bloomington conservatory of music, and Miss Irene Bassett, supervisor of music in the Bloomington schools. B. BASSETT OF NORMAL IS DEAD Aug. 28, 1907 BODY BROUGHT HOME YESTERDAY Word was received Friday of the death of Mr. B. Bassett at the summer cottage of Mr. Arthur Bassett at Walloon Lake, Mich. The family were spending the summer at the lake and Mr. Bassett had been seemingly perfectly well until Tuesday of this week,, when he had a stroke of paralysis. He died Thursday morning. The family reached Normal with the body yesterday noon. Barzilla Bassett was born July 2, 1926, near Russellville, O. He was 81 years old at the time of his death. In 1853 he was united in marriage to Miss Lucina J. Mead, and moved to a farm near Tonica, LaSalle county, Illinois, where he lived for thirty-four years. The family have lived in Normal for the past twenty years. Mr. Bassett is survived by his wife and two daughters, Mrs. Ada B. Colvin, of Pomona, Cal., and Miss Irene Bassett, of Normal. Also three sons, Mr. Ira Bassett, of Tonica; Arthur Bassett, director of the Bloomington Conservatory of Music, and Prof. Herbert Bassett, superintendent of the Normal public schools. The deceased has been an active member of the Methodist church since boyhood. Mr. Bassett was a man of exceptionally fine character, and was loved and esteemed by all who knew him and especially by his nearest neighbors, who met him daily and knew his innermost life. It was his habit to think of others first and himself last and his passing away will leave a vacancy which will be felt. Funeral services will be held at the home, 610 South Fell avenue, at 12:30 o'clock today. The body will be taken to Tonica, via the Illinois Central train leaving Normal at 2 o'clock. The interment will be in the Tonica Cemetery. ----------------------------------------- The funeral services over the remains of the late Barzilla Bassett were held from the family home on South Fell avenue, Saturday afternoon at 12:30 o'clock, Rev. A.R. Morgan pastor of the Normal Methodist church and of which the deceased was a member and active worker before his death, was in charge of the services. He spoke at length of the noble life of the departed one, and dwelt especially on the esteem in which he was always held in the communities in which he resided. There was no music but the pastor in charge read several songs. Immediately following the services the body was taken over the Illinois Central to Tonica at 3 o'clock. The remains were laid to rest in the Tonica cemetery. The pall bearers were Messrs George W. Bently, E.G. Sage, George Coen, J.M. Rice, R.G. Bright, and M.J. Holmes. --------------------------------------------------- Last Thursday night a burglar entered the residence of Mrs. B. Bassett on South Fell avenue, corner of First street, and made away with Mr. Bassett's watch, $6 in money and his pocket knife. The valuables were taken from the bedside where he was sleeping. Entrance was gained to the house through a window by cutting out a screen and the thief left his knife in the window. Mr. Bassett on Saturday recovered his knife from a resident of the west side, who found it sticking in one of the windows on the morning before. The thief had made and entrance there in the same way as at Mr. Bassett's and left the knife in the window, but was frightened away before he secured any booty. --------------------------------------------------- | Bassett, Barzilla (I00046)
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| 6532 | 1850 Federal Census of Russia, Herkimer County, New York Allen Bassett 45 M New York Farmer 400 Almira 37 F New York James 18 M New York Laborer Sarah 15 F New York Housework Margaret 13 F New York Daniel 9 M New York Almira 1 F New York 1855 State Census of Trenton, Oneida County, New York (13 Jun 1855) Alen Bassett 50 M Head Montg. Farmer Almira 42 F Wife Montg. James A. 22 M Son Montg. Carpenter Daniel 14 M Son Montg. Elisa A. 5 F Daughter Herkimer 1860 Federal Census of Florida, Montgomery County, New York Lotty Basset 60 F Florida, NY 2000 400 Allen Bassett 56 M Florida, NY Charles Steele 7 M Florida, NY Jas Steele 5 M Florida, NY 1860 Federal Census of Joliet, Will County, Illinois (23 Jul 1860) Almira Bassett 48 F New York Seamstress Daniel 19 M New York Carpenter Eliza 11 F New York 1860 Federal Census of Joliet, Will County, Illinois (23 Jul 1860) James Bassett 27 M New York Caroline 19 F New York Charles 3 M New York Mary 3/12 F Illinois 1865 State Census of Florida, Montgomery County, NY (16 Jun 1865) Allen Basset 60 M Montg. Farmer Charlotte 65 F Montg. Sister Charles Steel 12 M Montg. Nephew James Steel 9 M Montg. Nephews 1870 Federal Census of Florida, Montgomery County, NY (15 Jul 1870) Charlotte Bassett 69 F New York Farming 200 100 Allen Bassett 65 M New York Farmer 1880 Federal Census of Florida, Montgomery County, NY (1 Jun 1880) Charles Steel 29 M NY NY NY Head Laborer Frank 32 F NY NY NY Wife Keeping House Lothie 4 F NY NY NY Daughter Cora 2 F NY NY NY Daughter Allen Bassitt 77 M NY NY NY Uncle Laborer | Bassett, Allen (I33039)
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| 6533 | 1850 Federal Census of Salem, Salem County, New Jersey (18 Jul 1850) William Bassett - 47 - M - New Jersey - Druggist 6,000 Abigail - 36 - F - New Jersey Stacy H. - 11 - M - New Jersey Joseph - 7 - M - New Jersey Charles - 5 - M - New Jersey Sarah A. - 3 - F - New Jersey Clara B. - 10/12 - F - New Jersey 1880 Federal Census of West Ward, Salem, Salem County, New Jersey William Bassett - 77 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Head - Retired Merchant Abigail W. - 66 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Wife - Keeping House Joseph - 38 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Son - Druggist S. Anna - 31 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Daughter - Assistant House Keeper Clara J. - 29 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Daughter - Assistant House Keeper Fenwick H. - 22 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Son - Druggist Clerk | Bassett, William (I820)
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| 6534 | 1850 Federal Census of Salem, Salem County, New Jersey (18 Jul 1850) William Bassett - 47 - M - New Jersey - Druggist 6,000 Abigail - 36 - F - New Jersey Stacy H. - 11 - M - New Jersey Joseph - 7 - M - New Jersey Charles - 5 - M - New Jersey Sarah A. - 3 - F - New Jersey Clara B. - 10/12 - F - New Jersey 1880 Federal Census of West Ward, Salem, Salem County, New Jersey William Bassett - 77 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Head - Retired Merchant Abigail W. - 66 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Wife - Keeping House Joseph - 38 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Son - Druggist S. Anna - 31 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Daughter - Assistant House Keeper Clara J. - 29 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Daughter - Assistant House Keeper Fenwick H. - 22 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Son - Druggist Clerk | Hazelton, Abigail (I823)
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| 6535 | 1850 Federal Census of Salem, Salem County, New Jersey (18 Jul 1850) William Bassett - 47 - M - New Jersey - Druggist 6,000 Abigail - 36 - F - New Jersey Stacy H. - 11 - M - New Jersey Joseph - 7 - M - New Jersey Charles - 5 - M - New Jersey Sarah A. - 3 - F - New Jersey Clara B. - 10/12 - F - New Jersey 1880 Federal Census of West Ward, Salem, Salem County, New Jersey William Bassett - 77 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Head - Retired Merchant Abigail W. - 66 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Wife - Keeping House Joseph - 38 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Son - Druggist S. Anna - 31 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Daughter - Assistant House Keeper Clara J. - 29 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Daughter - Assistant House Keeper Fenwick H. - 22 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Son - Druggist Clerk | Bassett, Joseph Hazelton (I1260)
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| 6536 | 1850 Federal Census of Salem, Salem County, New Jersey (18 Jul 1850) William Bassett - 47 - M - New Jersey - Druggist 6,000 Abigail - 36 - F - New Jersey Stacy H. - 11 - M - New Jersey Joseph - 7 - M - New Jersey Charles - 5 - M - New Jersey Sarah A. - 3 - F - New Jersey Clara B. - 10/12 - F - New Jersey 1880 Federal Census of West Ward, Salem, Salem County, New Jersey William Bassett - 77 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Head - Retired Merchant Abigail W. - 66 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Wife - Keeping House Joseph - 38 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Son - Druggist S. Anna - 31 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Daughter - Assistant House Keeper Clara J. - 29 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Daughter - Assistant House Keeper Fenwick H. - 22 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Son - Druggist Clerk | Bassett, Sarah Anna (I1262)
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| 6537 | 1850 Federal Census of Salem, Salem County, New Jersey (18 Jul 1850) William Bassett - 47 - M - New Jersey - Druggist 6,000 Abigail - 36 - F - New Jersey Stacy H. - 11 - M - New Jersey Joseph - 7 - M - New Jersey Charles - 5 - M - New Jersey Sarah A. - 3 - F - New Jersey Clara B. - 10/12 - F - New Jersey 1880 Federal Census of West Ward, Salem, Salem County, New Jersey William Bassett - 77 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Head - Retired Merchant Abigail W. - 66 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Wife - Keeping House Joseph - 38 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Son - Druggist S. Anna - 31 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Daughter - Assistant House Keeper Clara J. - 29 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Daughter - Assistant House Keeper Fenwick H. - 22 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Son - Druggist Clerk | Bassett, Clara J. (I1263)
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| 6538 | 1850 Federal Census of Salem, Salem County, New Jersey (18 Jul 1850) William Bassett - 47 - M - New Jersey - Druggist 6,000 Abigail - 36 - F - New Jersey Stacy H. - 11 - M - New Jersey Joseph - 7 - M - New Jersey Charles - 5 - M - New Jersey Sarah A. - 3 - F - New Jersey Clara B. - 10/12 - F - New Jersey | Bassett, Charles (I1261)
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| 6539 | 1850 Federal Census of Salina, Onondaga County, New York Jerod Bassett - 39- M - New York - (?) of Salt duties Eunice - 31 - F - New York Jerod J. - 6- M - New York Emma - 2 - F - New York Phebe Dicksinson - 69 - F - Vermont 1860 Federal Census of Salina, Onondaga County, New York (16 Jul 1860) Jacob Bassett - 49 - M - New York - Salt Manuf. 12,000 1000 Eunice - 41 - F Wilie(?) - 7 - M Wilbur(?) (?) Dickinson - 79 - F - Domestic 1870 Federal Census of Salina, Onondaga County, New York (11 Aug 1870) Jared Bassett - 58 - M - New York - Salt Manufacturer 20,000 15,000 Eunice - 51 - F - New York - Keeping House Wm J. - 16 - M - New York - At school Sophrenia Moorehouse - 66 - F - Connecticut - Without occupation Phoeba Bassett - 89 - F - New Hampshire - Living with son | Morehouse, Eunice (I938)
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| 6540 | 1850 Federal Census of Salina, Onondaga County, New York Jerod Bassett - 39- M - New York - (?) of Salt duties Eunice - 31 - F - New York Jerod J. - 6- M - New York Emma - 2 - F - New York Phebe Dicksinson - 69 - F - Vermont | Bassett, Jerod J. (I1450)
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| 6541 | 1850 Federal Census of Salina, Onondaga County, New York Jerod Bassett - 39- M - New York - (?) of Salt duties Eunice - 31 - F - New York Jerod J. - 6- M - New York Emma - 2 - F - New York Phebe Dicksinson - 69 - F - Vermont | Bassett, Emma (I1451)
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| 6542 | 1850 Federal Census of Sandwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts (31 Aug 1850) Thomas S. Nye 66 M Massachusetts Farmer 1200 Deborah 49 F Massachusetts Thomas 23 M Massachusetts Carpenter Russel B. 20 M Massachusetts Carpenter Betsey 24 F Massachusetts Eveline 18 F Massachusetts Edmund Bassett 71 M Massachusetts Polly 65 F Massachusetts | Bassett, Edmund (I02843)
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| 6543 | 1850 Federal Census of Saratoga Springs, Saratoga County, New York (10 Aug 1860) Francis Bassett 25 M Massachusetts Peddler Cordelia 19 F Massachusetts 1860 Federal Census of Milton, Saratoga County, New York Francis Bassett Jr. 35 M New York Merchant 6000 5000 Cornelia A. 29 F New York Francis E. 8 F New York Emma A. 4 F New York John H. 26 M New York Peddler Sylvia H. 23 F New York P.J. Newcomb 23 M New York Book keeper Jane Fasler 40 F New York Domestic | Bassett, Francis Edward Jr. (I05735)
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| 6544 | 1850 Federal Census of Schroon, Essex County, New York (24 Sep 1850) Peter Basset 35 M Canada Sophia 24 F Canada Sophia 9 F New York Lucy 7 F New York Peter 5 M Canada Joseph 1 M New York 1880 Federal Census of Prescott, Faribault County, Minnesota Oliver Clearwood 33 M CN CN CN Head Farmer Julia 27 F NY CN CN Wife Keeping House Oliver 6 M MI CN NY Other Edith 4 F MI CN NY Other George 2 M MI CN NY Other Albert 9/12 M MN CN NY Other Peter Basset 66 M CN CN CN Other Laborer | Bassett, Pierre "Peter' (I1106)
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| 6545 | 1850 Federal Census of Schroon, Essex County, New York (24 Sep 1850) Peter Basset 35 M Canada Sophia 24 F Canada Sophia 9 F New York Lucy 7 F New York Peter 5 M Canada Joseph 1 M New York 1880 Federal Census of Prescott, Faribault County, Minnesota Oliver Clearwood 33 M CN CN CN Head Farmer Julia 27 F NY CN CN Wife Keeping House Oliver 6 M MI CN NY Other Edith 4 F MI CN NY Other George 2 M MI CN NY Other Albert 9/12 M MN CN NY Other Peter Basset 66 M CN CN CN Other Laborer | Beaulieu, Sophie (I1107)
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| 6546 | 1850 Federal Census of Sempronius, Cayuga County, New York (23 Aug 185 Erastus Bassett 40 M New York Farmer 2000 Betsey 35 F New York Joseph 16 M New York Farming Caroline 14 F New York 1860 Federal Census of Moravia, Cayuga County, New York (17 Jul 1860) Erastus Bassett 52 M New York Farmer 1600 516 Betsey 48 F New York Joseph L. 26 M New York Farmer 1600 516 Jane 26 F New York John? C. 2 M New York Indian Mound Cemetery, Moravia, New York Bassett, Erastus b. 1808 - d. 1882, "E.B" Bassett, Betsey L., his wife, b. 1814 - d.1882 "B.L.B." Bassett, Joseph L., 1833 - 1908, "J.L.B." Bassett, R. Jane, his wife, 1834 - 1904 "R.J.B." Bassett, Fay D. son of J.L. & J. Bassett, b. 1858, d 1862, "F.B.B." Bassett, Flora 1863-1898 - "F.C.B." Bassett, Bertha 1870 - 1938, "B.B.H." | Bassett, Erastus (I04508)
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| 6547 | 1850 Federal Census of Seymour, New Haven County, Connecticut (27 Aug 1850) Josiah Bassett - 57 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 4500 Betsey - 54 - F - Connecticut Elliot R. - 31 - M - Illinois - Farmer Maria A. - 24 - F - Connecticut Minerva E. - 20 - F - Connecticut 1860 Federal Census of Seymour, New Haven County, Connecticut (26 Jun 1860) Josiah Bassett - 67 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 3500 520 Betsey - 64 - F - Connecticut - Housekeeper Manerva - 30 - F - Connecticut Living next door 1860 Federal Census of Seymour, New Haven County, Connecticut (26 Jun 1860) Elliott R. Bassett - 41 - M - Illinois - Farmer Anna A. - 34 - F - New York - Housekeeper Mary E. - 7 - F - Connecticut Edward - 4 - M - New York Emily - 2 - F - Connecticut 1880 Federal Census of Seymour, New Haven County, Connecticut Eliott R. Basstt - 61 - M - IL-CT-CT - Head Julia - 44 - F - CT-CT-CT - Wife - Keeping House Edward - 24 - M - CT-IL-CT - Son - At Home Emma - 22 - F - CT-IL-CT - Daughter - Teaching School James - 19 - M - CT-IL-CT - Son - Works on Farm Eliott - 17 - M - CT-IL-CT - Son - At Home Charles - 15 - M - CT-IL-CT - Son - At Home Sophia McEwen - 76 - F - CT-CT-CT - Aunt - Works on Farm | Bassett, Elliot R. (I930)
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| 6548 | 1850 Federal Census of Seymour, New Haven County, Connecticut (27 Aug 1850) Josiah Bassett - 57 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 4500 Betsey - 54 - F - Connecticut Elliot R. - 31 - M - Illinois - Farmer Maria A. - 24 - F - Connecticut Minerva E. - 20 - F - Connecticut 1860 Federal Census of Seymour, New Haven County, Connecticut (26 Jun 1860) Josiah Bassett - 67 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 3500 520 Betsey - 64 - F - Connecticut - Housekeeper Manerva - 30 - F - Connecticut Living next door 1860 Federal Census of Seymour, New Haven County, Connecticut (26 Jun 1860) Elliott R. Bassett - 41 - M - Illinois - Farmer Anna A. - 34 - F - New York - Housekeeper Mary E. - 7 - F - Connecticut Edward - 4 - M - New York Emily - 2 - F - Connecticut | Bassett, Betsey (I399)
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| 6549 | 1850 Federal Census of Seymour, New Haven County, Connecticut (27 Aug 1850) Josiah Bassett - 57 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 4500 Betsey - 54 - F - Connecticut Elliot R. - 31 - M - Illinois - Farmer Maria A. - 24 - F - Connecticut Minerva E. - 20 - F - Connecticut 1860 Federal Census of Seymour, New Haven County, Connecticut (26 Jun 1860) Josiah Bassett - 67 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 3500 520 Betsey - 64 - F - Connecticut - Housekeeper Manerva - 30 - F - Connecticut Living next door 1860 Federal Census of Seymour, New Haven County, Connecticut (26 Jun 1860) Elliott R. Bassett - 41 - M - Illinois - Farmer Anna A. - 34 - F - New York - Housekeeper Mary E. - 7 - F - Connecticut Edward - 4 - M - New York Emily - 2 - F - Connecticut | Andrews, Anna Alida (I932)
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| 6550 | 1850 Federal Census of Seymour, New Haven County, Connecticut (27 Aug 1850) Josiah Bassett - 57 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 4500 Betsey - 54 - F - Connecticut Elliot R. - 31 - M - Illinois - Farmer Maria A. - 24 - F - Connecticut Minerva E. - 20 - F - Connecticut 1860 Federal Census of Seymour, New Haven County, Connecticut (26 Jun 1860) Josiah Bassett - 67 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 3500 520 Betsey - 64 - F - Connecticut - Housekeeper Manerva - 30 - F - Connecticut Living next door 1860 Federal Census of Seymour, New Haven County, Connecticut (26 Jun 1860) Elliott R. Bassett - 41 - M - Illinois - Farmer Anna A. - 34 - F - New York - Housekeeper Mary E. - 7 - F - Connecticut Edward - 4 - M - New York Emily - 2 - F - Connecticut | Bassett, Minverva E. (I1217)
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