Bassett Family Association Database
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| 7701 | 1860 Federal Census of Halfway House, York County, Virginia (14 Jul 1860) Washington Bassett - 30 - M - Virginia Caroline - 24 - F - Virginia Josephine - 8/12 - F - Virginia | Bassett, Washington (I6)
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| 7702 | 1860 Federal Census of Halfway House, York County, Virginia (14 Jul 1860) Washington Bassett - 30 - M - Virginia Caroline - 24 - F - Virginia Josephine - 8/12 - F - Virginia | Caroline (I9)
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| 7703 | 1860 Federal Census of Halfway House, York County, Virginia (14 Jul 1860) Washington Bassett - 30 - M - Virginia Caroline - 24 - F - Virginia Josephine - 8/12 - F - Virginia | Bassett, Josephine (I21)
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| 7704 | 1860 Federal Census of Halfway House, York County, Virginia (16 Jul 1860) Tho. Bassett - 32 - M - Virginia - Oysterman 300 200 Elizabeth - 31 - F - Virginia Mary Anne - 8 - F - Virginia Elizabeth - 4 - F - Virginia Roberta - 2 - F - Virginia 1870 Federal Census of Grafton Township, York County, Virginia (22 Aug 1870) Thos. W. Bassett - 43 - M - Virginia - Farmer 300 125 Elizabeth - 42 - F - Virginia - Keeping House Mary A. - 15 - F - Virginia - At Home Alice E. - 12 - F - Virginia - At Home Roberta S. - 11 - F - Virginia - At Home 1880 Federal Census of Grafton, York County, Virginia Thomas Bassitt - 52 - M - VA-VA-VA - Head - Farmer Elizabeth - 45 - F - VA-VA-VA - Wife - Housekeeper Mary Ann - 27 - F - VA-VA-VA - Daughter - At Home Alice - 21 - F - VA-VA-VA - Daughter - At Home Roberta - 19 - F - VA-VA-VA - Daughter - At Home Roberta Carpenter Obituary Mrs. Roberta Carpenter Dies in Phoebus Mrs. Roberta Bassette Carpenter, 48 years old, died yesterday afternoon at 4:20 o’clock in her home, 19 Poplar Avenue, Phoebus. She had been ill for the past several weeks. Mrs. Carpenter was Miss Roberta Bassette, of York county, prior to her marriage. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Fannie Steenberg, of Phoebus. Funeral services, conducted by the Reverend Charles Arthur Vandermeulen, pastor of the Phoebus Baptist church, will be held from the Poplar avenue residence at 11 o’clock Friday morning. Burial will be made in Oakland cemetery. Funeral of Mrs. Roberta Carpenter The funeral of the late Mrs. Roberta Carpenter, widow of Louis J. Carpenter, was held at her residence, 19 Poplar Avenue, Phoebus, yesterday at 11 a.m. The Reverend Charles Arthur Vandermulen, pastor of the Phoebus Baptist church, officiated. Mrs. Harvey A. Foster, assistant choir leader of the Phoebus Baptist church, assisted the officiating clergyman in the rendering of three suitable duets, “The Solid Rock”, “Hiding in Thee” and “He Hideth My Soul.” The first two of these sung at the residence were the favorites of the deceased, and the third was sung beside the new grave in Oakland cemetery, the place of interment. Near relatives surviving the deceased include a daughter and a son, Mrs. Fannie Steenburg and Frank J. Stowell, with whom the deceased had made her home in Phoebus, and five stepchildren, Mrs. P.B. Topping and Tilton S. and George Carpenter of Hampton, and Thomas and William Carpenter, of Newport News. Death came Wednesday at 4:20 p.m. after a three-months illness, and was due to heart trouble. Previous to her marriage, the deceased was Miss Roberta Bassette, of York county. She was a member of the Hampton Church of Christ. Funeral visitors from a distance included Mr. and Mrs. L.W. Stowell and children, of New York city, and Mr. and Mrs. F.W. Hardwave and son, David, and daughter, Helen of Panama. | Bassett, Roberta L. (I26)
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| 7705 | 1860 Federal Census of Halfway House, York County, Virginia (16 Jul 1860) Tho. Bassett - 32 - M - Virginia - Oysterman 300 200 Elizabeth - 31 - F - Virginia Mary Anne - 8 - F - Virginia Elizabeth - 4 - F - Virginia Roberta - 2 - F - Virginia 1870 Federal Census of Grafton Township, York County, Virginia (22 Aug 1870) Thos. W. Bassett - 43 - M - Virginia - Farmer 300 125 Elizabeth - 42 - F - Virginia - Keeping House Mary A. - 15 - F - Virginia - At Home Alice E. - 12 - F - Virginia - At Home Roberta S. - 11 - F - Virginia - At Home 1880 Federal Census of Grafton, York County, Virginia Thomas Bassitt - 52 - M - VA-VA-VA - Head - Farmer Elizabeth - 45 - F - VA-VA-VA - Wife - Housekeeper Mary Ann - 27 - F - VA-VA-VA - Daughter - At Home Alice - 21 - F - VA-VA-VA - Daughter - At Home Roberta - 19 - F - VA-VA-VA - Daughter - At Home | Bassett, Thomas W. (I5)
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| 7706 | 1860 Federal Census of Halfway House, York County, Virginia (16 Jul 1860) Tho. Bassett - 32 - M - Virginia - Oysterman 300 200 Elizabeth - 31 - F - Virginia Mary Anne - 8 - F - Virginia Elizabeth - 4 - F - Virginia Roberta - 2 - F - Virginia 1870 Federal Census of Grafton Township, York County, Virginia (22 Aug 1870) Thos. W. Bassett - 43 - M - Virginia - Farmer 300 125 Elizabeth - 42 - F - Virginia - Keeping House Mary A. - 15 - F - Virginia - At Home Alice E. - 12 - F - Virginia - At Home Roberta S. - 11 - F - Virginia - At Home 1880 Federal Census of Grafton, York County, Virginia Thomas Bassitt - 52 - M - VA-VA-VA - Head - Farmer Elizabeth - 45 - F - VA-VA-VA - Wife - Housekeeper Mary Ann - 27 - F - VA-VA-VA - Daughter - At Home Alice - 21 - F - VA-VA-VA - Daughter - At Home Roberta - 19 - F - VA-VA-VA - Daughter - At Home | Hogg, Elizabeth (I8)
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| 7707 | 1860 Federal Census of Halfway House, York County, Virginia (16 Jul 1860) Tho. Bassett - 32 - M - Virginia - Oysterman 300 200 Elizabeth - 31 - F - Virginia Mary Anne - 8 - F - Virginia Elizabeth - 4 - F - Virginia Roberta - 2 - F - Virginia 1870 Federal Census of Grafton Township, York County, Virginia (22 Aug 1870) Thos. W. Bassett - 43 - M - Virginia - Farmer 300 125 Elizabeth - 42 - F - Virginia - Keeping House Mary A. - 15 - F - Virginia - At Home Alice E. - 12 - F - Virginia - At Home Roberta S. - 11 - F - Virginia - At Home 1880 Federal Census of Grafton, York County, Virginia Thomas Bassitt - 52 - M - VA-VA-VA - Head - Farmer Elizabeth - 45 - F - VA-VA-VA - Wife - Housekeeper Mary Ann - 27 - F - VA-VA-VA - Daughter - At Home Alice - 21 - F - VA-VA-VA - Daughter - At Home Roberta - 19 - F - VA-VA-VA - Daughter - At Home | Bassett, Mary Ann (I24)
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| 7708 | 1860 Federal Census of Halfway House, York County, Virginia (16 Jul 1860) Tho. Bassett - 32 - M - Virginia - Oysterman 300 200 Elizabeth - 31 - F - Virginia Mary Anne - 8 - F - Virginia Elizabeth - 4 - F - Virginia Roberta - 2 - F - Virginia 1870 Federal Census of Grafton Township, York County, Virginia (22 Aug 1870) Thos. W. Bassett - 43 - M - Virginia - Farmer 300 125 Elizabeth - 42 - F - Virginia - Keeping House Mary A. - 15 - F - Virginia - At Home Alice E. - 12 - F - Virginia - At Home Roberta S. - 11 - F - Virginia - At Home 1880 Federal Census of Grafton, York County, Virginia Thomas Bassitt - 52 - M - VA-VA-VA - Head - Farmer Elizabeth - 45 - F - VA-VA-VA - Wife - Housekeeper Mary Ann - 27 - F - VA-VA-VA - Daughter - At Home Alice - 21 - F - VA-VA-VA - Daughter - At Home Roberta - 19 - F - VA-VA-VA - Daughter - At Home | Bassett, Alice E. (I25)
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| 7709 | 1860 Federal Census of Hallock, Peoria County, Illinois (27 Jun 1860) Daniel Basset - 37 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 5000 1875 Amy - 33 - F - Connecticut Annie - 6 - F - Illinois Dennis Haney - 25 - M - Ireland - Farmhand - - - 100 1870 Federal Census of Groveland Township, LaSalle County, Illinois (1 Jul 1870) Daniel Basset - 47 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 24,000 1,000 Amy E. - 43 - F - Connecticut - Keeping House Almus(?) - 16 - F - Illinois Owen R. - 9 - M - Illinois - At school Ella A. - 7 - F - Illinois 1880 Federal Census of Groveland Township, LaSalle County, Illinois Daniel Bassett - 57 - M - CT-CT-CT - Head - Farmer Amey E. - 53 - F - CT-CT-CT - Wife Owen B. - 18 - M - IL-CT-CT - Son - Student Ella A. - 17 - F - IL-CT-CT - Daughter - Student The Bassett family plot at Rutland Cemetery in Marshall County, Illinois is laid out as follows, with two rows of stones with a large BASSETT BANE stone in the middle. Joseph M. Bane Annie E. Bane Amy E. Bassett Daniel Bassett 1847-1897 1854-1907 1827-1898 1823-1900 BASSETT BANE Owen B. Bassett A. Burdette McGill Edna A. Marshall Ella A. Hinton 1861-1941 1877-1961 wife of 1862-1900 A. Burdette McGill 1885-1957 History of LaSalle County (1886) Daniel Bassett was born in Harwinton, Litchfield County, Conn., Feb. 16, 1823. He was eldest son of Leverett Ives Bassett, who was the 6th lineal descendant of William Bassett who, with his brother John, emigrated from England to Boston, Mass. in 1639. John settled in Mass. and William near New Haven, Conn. Leverette I. Bassett was an extensive farmer, and his son Daniel inherited his dispostion to engage largely in agricultural pursuits. In the summer of 1852 he married Amy E. Barker of Plymouth, Conn. and the following autumn settled in Peoria County, Ill. where he remained until the spring of 1865, when he moved to Groveland Twp., LaSalle County. He was 560 acres of land in one tract which is one of the best farms in the county. In 1875 he built his barn, a substantial structure, 54 x 60 feet in size, and in 1883 erected his residence, which cost $5,000 and is one of the best arranged and most complete in every detail in the county. He has a village of buildings on his farm, and is surrounded by trees anda grove of his own planting. He had 3 children - Annis E., Owen B., and Ella A. Owen is assisting his father in the care and management of the farm. They pay much attention to stock raising. Daniel Bassett - Biographical and Genealogical Record Pages 704-706 Honored and highly esteemed by everyone who knows him, Daniel Bassett, of Groveland township, LaSalle county, is a sterling representative of two of the oldest families of New England and possesses many of the traits of character for which his sturdy ancestors were renowned. He adheres to the same high principles of daily life, upholds the same ideas of religion and religious liberty, and has the same love for the cause of education and every power making toward the uplifting and progress of the race. In tracing his lineage it is found, by old records, that his ancestor, William Bassett, emigrated from England to Boston, Masschusetts, in 1639, and located at a village called Hamden, about three miles north of New Haven, Connecticut. He married a Miss Ives. They had one son, John, who was born in 1653, and died February 8, 1714. He served in the state militia, and, being appointed as captain of a company of New Haven troops, always afterward went by the title of Captain Bassett. He married Mercy Grigson, and their son John, born in 1691, became a personage of influence in his time. He represented the town of New Haven in the state legislature for a number of sessions, and was appointed cornet of a company of home guards. He owned considerable property, and was highly respected. He died March 27, 1757, aged sixty-six years. His wife was Elizabeth Thompson, and one of his children, John, was born in 1717, and married Sarah Eaton, a granddaughter of the first governor of the New Haven colony, and died when sixty years of age, February 12, 1777. Their son, Levi, born in 1747, married Mabel Atwater, and had five children, namely; Esther, Eaton, Lyman, Sallie and Leverett. He departed this life September 6, 1816, when sixty-nine years old. Leverett Ives Bassett, the father of our subject, was born in Litchfield county, Connecticut, and died on the same old homestead where he first saw the light. He married Linda Holt, a native of the same county, and they led the peaceful, industrious lives of agriculturists. Her father, Daniel Holt, also a Connecticut farmer, came from one of the oldest families in that state. His ancestor, William Holt, came from England and was one of the early settlers of New Haven, and was one of the seven persons who signed the New Haven constitution on the 1st of July, 1664. He died at Wallingford, Connecticut, September 1, 1683, aged seventy-three years. Daniel Holt, above mentioned, was the eldest of twelve children, and was born in East New Haven, July 5, 1767. On the 12th of January, 1789, he married Hannah, a daughter of Joseph and Hannah Holt, born August 17, 1767, and died December 14, 1839. They were the parents of five children, namely; Daniel, Hiram, Jeremiah, Hannah and Linda. Daniel Holt, who died June 23, 1834, when in his sixty-eighth year, removed to Northbury (subsequently, Plymouth, and no Thomaston) in 1789, and thence to Harwinton, where the remainder of his life was spent. Mrs. Linda (Holt) Bassett was born May 23, 1800, and died on Christmas day, 1854. Later Levrett I. Bassett wedded Hannah, sister of his first wife, and she lived to attain the extreme age of one hundred and one years. Mr. Bassett was called to his reward, April 4, 1863. Of ten children born in his family, four were sons, and of the entire number six survive, namely; Daniel, our subject; Levi; Annis. the widow of Stiles Hotchkiss; Mary, the wife of William W. Clemence; Mrs. Lois B. Coe, of Connecticut; and George, of Cleveland, Ohio. The birth of Daniel Bassett took place in the country where so many generations of his forebears had passed the span of life, the date of this being February 16, 1823. He grew to manhood on a farm and received a very "common" school educaton. In August, 1852, he was united in marriage to Miss Amy Elvira Barker, a daughter of Daniel and Amy (Pardy) Barker, and one week afterward the young couple started for the new home which they were to found on the broad prairies of Illinois. They located near West Hallock, Peoria county, buying a quarter-section of land, to the cultivation of which Mr. Bassett devoted his chief energy for many years. In 1865 he removed to his present homestead in Groveland township. Here he has owned, previous to allotting to his children, five hundred and sixty acres, finely improved, having a substantial dwelling and other farm buildings, and all of the comforts and conveniences deemed necessary in modern life. Mr. Bassett has been an industrious, hard-working man, useful in his community, upright and just in all of his transactions, and is wholly worthy the high esteem in which he is held. For almost forty-six years, Mr. Bassett found a faithful companion and sharer of his joys and sorrows in the person of his devoted wife. She was a lady of rare Christian virtues, and was loved by all who knew her. As is her husband, she was a consistent member of the Congregational church, and nobly strove to do her duty toward all mankind. She received the summons to the mansions above in April, 1898, when she was in her seventy-second year. The three children of Mr. and Mrs. Bassett are: Annis Elvira, Owen B. and Ella A. The elder daughter married Joseph Bane, since deceased, and their children are named respectively Daniel Hubert and Ira Owen. Owen B., the only son of our subject, is unmarried, and resides at home. Ella A. first married Wiley Marshall and had one child, Edna, and is now the wife of C. R. Hinton. Mr. Bassett has kept posted in all of the public affairs of this country, deeming this the duty of every patriotic citizen, but he has never been an aspirant to official distinction, and has resolutely kept out of politics. Since becoming a voter he has cast his ballot for the nominees of the Whig and Republican parties. | Bassett, Daniel (I787)
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| 7710 | 1860 Federal Census of Hallock, Peoria County, Illinois (27 Jun 1860) Daniel Basset - 37 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 5000 1875 Amy - 33 - F - Connecticut Annie - 6 - F - Illinois Dennis Haney - 25 - M - Ireland - Farmhand - - - 100 1870 Federal Census of Groveland Township, LaSalle County, Illinois (1 Jul 1870) Daniel Basset - 47 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 24,000 1,000 Amy E. - 43 - F - Connecticut - Keeping House Almus(?) - 16 - F - Illinois Owen R. - 9 - M - Illinois - At school Ella A. - 7 - F - Illinois 1880 Federal Census of Groveland Township, LaSalle County, Illinois Daniel Bassett - 57 - M - CT-CT-CT - Head - Farmer Amey E. - 53 - F - CT-CT-CT - Wife Owen B. - 18 - M - IL-CT-CT - Son - Student Ella A. - 17 - F - IL-CT-CT - Daughter - Student The Bassett family plot at Rutland Cemetery in Marshall County, Illinois is laid out as follows, with two rows of stones with a large BASSETT BANE stone in the middle. Joseph M. Bane Annie E. Bane Amy E. Bassett Daniel Bassett 1847-1897 1854-1907 1827-1898 1823-1900 BASSETT BANE Owen B. Bassett A. Burdette McGill Edna A. Marshall Ella A. Hinton 1861-1941 1877-1961 wife of 1862-1900 A. Burdette McGill 1885-1957 History of LaSalle County (1886) Daniel Bassett was born in Harwinton, Litchfield County, Conn., Feb. 16, 1823. He was eldest son of Leverett Ives Bassett, who was the 6th lineal descendant of William Bassett who, with his brother John, emigrated from England to Boston, Mass. in 1639. John settled in Mass. and William near New Haven, Conn. Leverette I. Bassett was an extensive farmer, and his son Daniel inherited his dispostion to engage largely in agricultural pursuits. In the summer of 1852 he married Amy E. Barker of Plymouth, Conn. and the following autumn settled in Peoria County, Ill. where he remained until the spring of 1865, when he moved to Groveland Twp., LaSalle County. He was 560 acres of land in one tract which is one of the best farms in the county. In 1875 he built his barn, a substantial structure, 54 x 60 feet in size, and in 1883 erected his residence, which cost $5,000 and is one of the best arranged and most complete in every detail in the county. He has a village of buildings on his farm, and is surrounded by trees anda grove of his own planting. He had 3 children - Annis E., Owen B., and Ella A. Owen is assisting his father in the care and management of the farm. They pay much attention to stock raising. | Barker, Amy Elvira (I796)
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| 7711 | 1860 Federal Census of Hallock, Peoria County, Illinois (27 Jun 1860) Daniel Basset - 37 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 5000 1875 Amy - 33 - F - Connecticut Annie - 6 - F - Illinois Dennis Haney - 25 - M - Ireland - Farmhand - - - 100 1870 Federal Census of Groveland Township, LaSalle County, Illinois (1 Jul 1870) Daniel Basset - 47 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 24,000 1,000 Amy E. - 43 - F - Connecticut - Keeping House Almus(?) - 16 - F - Illinois Owen R. - 9 - M - Illinois - At school Ella A. - 7 - F - Illinois The Bassett family plot at Rutland Cemetery in Marshall County, Illinois is laid out as follows, with two rows of stones with a large BASSETT BANE stone in the middle. Joseph M. Bane Annie E. Bane Amy E. Bassett Daniel Bassett 1847-1897 1854-1907 1827-1898 1823-1900 BASSETT BANE Owen B. Bassett A. Burdette McGill Edna A. Marshall Ella A. Hinton 1861-1941 1877-1961 wife of 1862-1900 A. Burdette McGill 1885-1957 1880 Federal Census of Groveland, LaSalle County, Illinois Joseph M. Bane - 33 - M - IL-PA-WV - Head - Farmer Annie E. - 26 - F - IL-CT-CT - Wife - Keeping House Daniel H. - 4 - M - IL-IL-IL - Son Ira L. - 2 - M - IL-IL-IL - Son History of LaSalle County (1886) Daniel Bassett was born in Harwinton, Litchfield County, Conn., Feb. 16, 1823. He was eldest son of Leverett Ives Bassett, who was the 6th lineal descendant of William Bassett who, with his brother John, emigrated from England to Boston, Mass. in 1639. John settled in Mass. and William near New Haven, Conn. Leverette I. Bassett was an extensive farmer, and his son Daniel inherited his dispostion to engage largely in agricultural pursuits. In the summer of 1852 he married Amy E. Barker of Plymouth, Conn. and the following autumn settled in Peoria County, Ill. where he remained until the spring of 1865, when he moved to Groveland Twp., LaSalle County. He was 560 acres of land in one tract which is one of the best farms in the county. In 1875 he built his barn, a substantial structure, 54 x 60 feet in size, and in 1883 erected his residence, which cost $5,000 and is one of the best arranged and most complete in every detail in the county. He has a village of buildings on his farm, and is surrounded by trees anda grove of his own planting. He had 3 children - Annis E., Owen B., and Ella A. Owen is assisting his father in the care and management of the farm. They pay much attention to stock raising. History of LaSalle County, Illinois - Groveland Township Joseph M. Bane, son of Mordecai Bane, was born July 13, 1847, in Lacon Township, Marshall Co., Ill. He came to Groveland Township (LaSalle Co.) in 1866 and lived on rented land five years, and two years was a grain-buyer in Dana. He then bought eighty acres of his present farm on which he has lived since 1876, and which now comprises 240 acres on sections 14 and 15. Feb. 9, 1875, he was married to Miss Annie E., daughter of Daniel Bassett. They had two sons - Daniel Hubert, born May 30, 1876, and Ira Owen, born Oct. 15, 1878, both natives of this township. Mr. Bane is a Democrat in politics, with Greenback proclivities. His father, Mordecai Bane, was born Sept. 30, 1820, in Washington County, Pa., and when a boy he removed to Marshall County, W. Va. He was there married to Sarah A. Blodgett, a native of Marshall County, W. Va., born Dec. 9, 1822. In 1846 he came with his family, via the Ohio, Mississippi, and Illinois rivers to Lacon, Ill. He resided on a farm near Shaw's Point until 1866 when he settled on section 28, Groveland Township - He then removed with nine of his thirteen children to Kingman County, Kan., where he still resides and is hale and prosperous. | Bassett, Annie (I1365)
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| 7712 | 1860 Federal Census of Hamden, New Haven County, Connecticut (22 Jun 1860) Betsey Bassett - 64 - F - Connecticut 2000 100 Sarah G(?) Sorbis - 44 - F - Connecticut Living next door | Cooper, Betsey (I505)
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| 7713 | 1860 Federal Census of Hamden, New Haven County, Connecticut (22 Jun 1860) Henry Bassett - 26 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 500 100 Mary - 32 - F - Connecticut Betsy - 8 - F - Connecticut Albert - 4 - M - Connecticut Henry Bassett was living next door to his mother in the 1860 census. | Bassett, Betsy A. (I1479)
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| 7714 | 1860 Federal Census of Hamilton County, Florida (June 22, 1860) Benjamin Bass - 27 - Male - Georgia - Overseer --- 400 Nancy - 23 - Female - Georgia Jane - 7 - Female - Georgia Moses - 5 - Male - Florida George - 3 - Male - Florida Lanna (Turner) - 1 - Male - Florida 1880 Federal Census of Second District, Hamilton County, Florida (July 5, 1880) Nancy Bass - 40 - Female - FL-GA-GA - Head - Farmer George - 24 - Male - FL-FL-FL - Son - Works on farm Turner - 21 - Male - FL-FL-FL - Son - Works on farm John - 19 - Male - FL-FL-FL - Son - Works on farm Jesse Arnold - 25 - Male - FL-FL-FL - Works on RR | Westberry, Nancy Ann (I2)
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| 7715 | 1860 Federal Census of Hamilton County, Florida (June 22, 1860) Benjamin Bass - 27 - Male - Georgia - Overseer --- 400 Nancy - 23 - Female - Georgia Jane - 7 - Female - Georgia Moses - 5 - Male - Florida George - 3 - Male - Florida Lanna (Turner) - 1 - Male - Florida 1880 Federal Census of Second District, Hamilton County, Florida (July 5, 1880) Nancy Bass - 40 - Female - FL-GA-GA - Head - Farmer George - 24 - Male - FL-FL-FL - Son - Works on farm Turner - 21 - Male - FL-FL-FL - Son - Works on farm John - 19 - Male - FL-FL-FL - Son - Works on farm Jesse Arnold - 25 - Male - FL-FL-FL - Works on RR | Bass, Lanna (Turner) (I6)
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| 7716 | 1860 Federal Census of Hamilton County, Florida (June 22, 1860) Benjamin Bass - 27 - Male - Georgia - Overseer --- 400 Nancy - 23 - Female - Georgia Jane - 7 - Female - Georgia Moses - 5 - Male - Florida George - 3 - Male - Florida Lanna (Turner) - 1 - Male - Florida | Bass, Jane (I3)
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| 7717 | 1860 Federal Census of Hamilton County, Florida (June 22, 1860) Benjamin Bass - 27 - Male - Georgia - Overseer --- 400 Nancy - 23 - Female - Georgia Jane - 7 - Female - Georgia Moses - 5 - Male - Florida George - 3 - Male - Florida Lanna (Turner) - 1 - Male - Florida | Bass, Moses (I4)
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| 7718 | 1860 Federal Census of Hamilton County, Florida (June 22, 1860) Benjamin Bass - 27 - Male - Georgia - Overseer --- 400 Nancy - 23 - Female - Georgia Jane - 7 - Female - Georgia Moses - 5 - Male - Florida George - 3 - Male - Florida Lanna (Turner) - 1 - Male - Florida 1880 Federal Census of Second District, Hamilton County, Florida (July 5, 1880) Nancy Bass - 40 - Female - FL-GA-GA - Head - Farmer George - 24 - Male - FL-FL-FL - Son - Works on farm Turner - 21 - Male - FL-FL-FL - Son - Works on farm John - 19 - Male - FL-FL-FL - Son - Works on farm Jesse Arnold - 25 - Male - FL-FL-FL - Works on RR 1900 Federal Census of Jasper, Hamilton County, Florida (25 Jun 1900) George W. Bass 47 M May 1853 FL FL FL Head Farmer Joanna J. 40 F Mar 1860 FL GA GA Wife Bennie 13 F Jun 1886 FL FL GA Daughter Nellie 12 F May 1888 FL FL GA Daughter Watler L. 9 M Dec 1890 FL FL GA Son Horace 4 M Feb 1896 FL FL GA Son (Married 18 years, 7 children, 4 living) | Bass, George Washington (I5)
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| 7719 | 1860 Federal Census of Harris County, Georgia L C Bass - 25 - Male - Georgia - Farmer M J - 19 - Female - Georgia - Wife E W - 2 - Female - Georgia - Daughter W E - 1 - Male - Georgia - Son S M - 21 - Male - Georgia 1870 Federal Census of Troup Factory, Troup County, Georgia Mary J Bass - 29 - Female - Georgia - Keeping House Emma - 12 - Female - Georgia - Daughter William - 11 - Female - Georgia - Son Fraces V - 9 - Female - Georgia - Daughter | Nelson, Mary Jane (I44034)
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| 7720 | 1860 Federal Census of Harris County, Georgia L C Bass - 25 - Male - Georgia - Farmer M J - 19 - Female - Georgia - Wife E W - 2 - Female - Georgia - Daughter W E - 1 - Male - Georgia - Son S M - 21 - Male - Georgia 1870 Federal Census of Troup Factory, Troup County, Georgia Mary J Bass - 29 - Female - Georgia - Keeping House Emma - 12 - Female - Georgia - Daughter William - 11 - Female - Georgia - Son Fraces V - 9 - Female - Georgia - Daughter | Bass, William E. (I45321)
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| 7721 | 1860 Federal Census of Harris County, Georgia L C Bass - 25 - Male - Georgia - Farmer M J - 19 - Female - Georgia - Wife E W - 2 - Female - Georgia - Daughter W E - 1 - Male - Georgia - Son S M - 21 - Male - Georgia 1870 Federal Census of Troup Factory, Troup County, Georgia Mary J Bass - 29 - Female - Georgia - Keeping House Emma - 12 - Female - Georgia - Daughter William - 11 - Female - Georgia - Son Fraces V - 9 - Female - Georgia - Daughter | Bass, Emma W. (I45324)
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| 7722 | 1860 Federal Census of Harrison Township, Montgomery County, Ohio (27 Jun 1860) Geo. Putenbaugh - 67 - M - Pennsylvania - Farmer 30,000 1,000 Isaac Bassett - 22 - M - England - Farmer Eliz. - 23 - F - Ohio - Wife Harriet A. - 1-1/12 - F - Ohio Geo. - 2/12 - M - Ohio Charles Polton - 17 - M - Ohio Living nearby Anna Bassett - 18 - F - England - H. Servant Living wth King Family 1870 Federal Census of Dayton, Harrison Township, Montgomery County, Ohio (8 Jun 1870) Isaac J. Bassett - 31 - M - England - Farmer 25,000 1500 Lydia L. - 33 - F - Ohio - Keeping House Harriet A. - 11 - F - Ohio - At Home George P. - 9 - M - Ohio - At School Ida M. - 7 - F - Ohio - At School 1 servant and 1 farmhand 1880 Federal Census of Harrison, Montgomery County, Ohio I.J. Bassett - 45 - M - EN-EN-EN - Head L.D. - 45 - F - OH- -- - -- - Wife Hattie - 21 - F - OH-EN-OH - Daughter George - 20 - M - OH-EN-OH - Son May - 18 - F - OH-EN-OH - Daughter Hiawatha - 3 - M - OH-EN-OH - Son Edw. Munday - 25 - M - OH-EN-EN - Other 1900 Federal Census of Harrison Township, Montgomery County, Ohio (1 Jun 1900) Isaac J. Bassett - 62 - M - Sep 1837 - EN-EN-EN - Head (Wd) - Farmer Hattie - 41 - F - Dec 1858 - OH-EN-OH - Daughter - Dressmaker Hiawatha D. - 22 - M - Dec 1877 - OH-EN-OH - Son - Farm Laborer & 2 servants | Bassett, Harriet A. (I207)
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| 7723 | 1860 Federal Census of Harrison Township, Montgomery County, Ohio (27 Jun 1860) Geo. Putenbaugh - 67 - M - Pennsylvania - Farmer 30,000 1,000 Isaac Bassett - 22 - M - England - Farmer Eliz. - 23 - F - Ohio - Wife Harriet A. - 1-1/12 - F - Ohio Geo. - 2/12 - M - Ohio Charles Polton - 17 - M - Ohio Living nearby Anna Bassett - 18 - F - England - H. Servant Living wth King Family 1870 Federal Census of Dayton, Harrison Township, Montgomery County, Ohio (8 Jun 1870) Isaac J. Bassett - 31 - M - England - Farmer 25,000 1500 Lydia L. - 33 - F - Ohio - Keeping House Harriet A. - 11 - F - Ohio - At Home George P. - 9 - M - Ohio - At School Ida M. - 7 - F - Ohio - At School 1 servant and 1 farmhand 1880 Federal Census of Harrison, Montgomery County, Ohio I.J. Bassett - 45 - M - EN-EN-EN - Head L.D. - 45 - F - OH- -- - -- - Wife Hattie - 21 - F - OH-EN-OH - Daughter George - 20 - M - OH-EN-OH - Son May - 18 - F - OH-EN-OH - Daughter Hiawatha - 3 - M - OH-EN-OH - Son Edw. Munday - 25 - M - OH-EN-EN - Other | Bassett, George P. (I208)
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| 7724 | 1860 Federal Census of Harrison Township, Montgomery County, Ohio (27 Jun 1860) Geo. Putenbaugh - 67 - M - Pennsylvania - Farmer 30,000 1,000 Isaac Bassett - 22 - M - England - Farmer Eliz. - 23 - F - Ohio - Wife Harriet A. - 1-1/12 - F - Ohio Geo. - 2/12 - M - Ohio Charles Polton - 17 - M - Ohio Living nearby Anna Bassett - 18 - F - England - H. Servant Living wth King Family | Puterbaugh, Elizabeth (I124)
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| 7725 | 1860 Federal Census of Harrison Township, Montgomery County, Ohio (27 Jun 1860) Geo. Putenbaugh - 67 - M - Pennsylvania - Farmer 30,000 1,000 Isaac Bassett - 22 - M - England - Farmer Eliz. - 23 - F - Ohio - Wife Harriet A. - 1-1/12 - F - Ohio Geo. - 2/12 - M - Ohio Charles Polton - 17 - M - Ohio Living nearby Anna Bassett - 18 - F - England - H. Servant Living wth King Family | Puterbaugh, George (I199)
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| 7726 | 1860 Federal Census of Harrison Township, Montgomery County, Ohio (27 Jun 1860) Geo. Basset - 42 - M - England - Veterinary 1700 150 Eliz. - 35 - F - Indiana - Wife Alice Ely - 13 - F - Indiana Wm H. Ely - 11 - M - Indiana Rose W. Ely - 9 - F - Indiana Sarah B. Basset - 6 - F - Indiana Chas. - 2 - M - Ohio Frank - 6/12 - M - Ohio 1870 Federal Census of Vandalia, Butler Township, Montgomery County, Ohio (10 Jun 1870) George W. Bassett - 55 - M - England - Farmer 5000 550 Elisabeth - 45 - F - England - Keeping House Sallie - 14 - F - Maryland - Helps Mother Charlie - 12 - M - Maryland - Works on Farm Franklin - 10 - M - Ohio - Attending School Oboron(?) - 8 - M - Ohio Harry - 3 - M - Ohio William Ely - M - Maryland - Works on Farm Rosa - F - Maryland - Helps Mother 1880 Federal Census of Butler, Montgomery County, Ohio George Basset - 63 - M - EN-EN-EN - Head - Farmer Elizabeth - 55 - F - MD-MD-MD - Wife - Keeping House Charles - 22 - M - OH-EN-MD - Son - At School Frank - 21 - M - OH-EN-MD - Son - Farmer D.O. - 19 - M - OH-EN-MD - Son - Farmer Harry W. - 13 - M - OH-EN-MD - Son - At School | Ely, Elizabeth (I112)
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| 7727 | 1860 Federal Census of Harrison Township, Montgomery County, Ohio (27 Jun 1860) Geo. Basset - 42 - M - England - Veterinary 1700 150 Eliz. - 35 - F - Indiana - Wife Alice Ely - 13 - F - Indiana Wm H. Ely - 11 - M - Indiana Rose W. Ely - 9 - F - Indiana Sarah B. Basset - 6 - F - Indiana Chas. - 2 - M - Ohio Frank - 6/12 - M - Ohio 1870 Federal Census of Vandalia, Butler Township, Montgomery County, Ohio (10 Jun 1870) George W. Bassett - 55 - M - England - Farmer 5000 550 Elisabeth - 45 - F - England - Keeping House Sallie - 14 - F - Maryland - Helps Mother Charlie - 12 - M - Maryland - Works on Farm Franklin - 10 - M - Ohio - Attending School Oboron(?) - 8 - M - Ohio Harry - 3 - M - Ohio William Ely - M - Maryland - Works on Farm Rosa - F - Maryland - Helps Mother 1880 Federal Census of Butler, Montgomery County, Ohio George Basset - 63 - M - EN-EN-EN - Head - Farmer Elizabeth - 55 - F - MD-MD-MD - Wife - Keeping House Charles - 22 - M - OH-EN-MD - Son - At School Frank - 21 - M - OH-EN-MD - Son - Farmer D.O. - 19 - M - OH-EN-MD - Son - Farmer Harry W. - 13 - M - OH-EN-MD - Son - At School 1900 Federal Census of Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio (9 Jun 1900) Charles Bassett - 42 - M - May 1858 - OH-EN-MD - Head - ??? Emma - 38 - F - Feb 1862 - OH-OH-OH - Wife Helen - 11 - F - Jun 1888 - OH-OH-OH - Daughter - At School Don M. - 7 - M - Aug 1892 - OH-OH-OH - Son - At School (Married 13 years, 3 children, 2 living) 1910 Federal Census of Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio (1910) Charles S. Bassett - 48 - M - OH-EN-EN - Head - Patorlman City Emma - 45 - F - OH-OH-OH - Wife Don M. - 17 - M - OH-OH-OH - Son - Musician Instrumental (Married 24 years, 2 children, 2 living) | Bassett, Charles L. (I120)
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| 7728 | 1860 Federal Census of Harrison Township, Montgomery County, Ohio (27 Jun 1860) Geo. Basset - 42 - M - England - Veterinary 1700 150 Eliz. - 35 - F - Indiana - Wife Alice Ely - 13 - F - Indiana Wm H. Ely - 11 - M - Indiana Rose W. Ely - 9 - F - Indiana Sarah B. Basset - 6 - F - Indiana Chas. - 2 - M - Ohio Frank - 6/12 - M - Ohio 1870 Federal Census of Vandalia, Butler Township, Montgomery County, Ohio (10 Jun 1870) George W. Bassett - 55 - M - England - Farmer 5000 550 Elisabeth - 45 - F - England - Keeping House Sallie - 14 - F - Maryland - Helps Mother Charlie - 12 - M - Maryland - Works on Farm Franklin - 10 - M - Ohio - Attending School Oboron(?) - 8 - M - Ohio Harry - 3 - M - Ohio William Ely - M - Maryland - Works on Farm Rosa - F - Maryland - Helps Mother 1880 Federal Census of Butler, Montgomery County, Ohio George Basset - 63 - M - EN-EN-EN - Head - Farmer Elizabeth - 55 - F - MD-MD-MD - Wife - Keeping House Charles - 22 - M - OH-EN-MD - Son - At School Frank - 21 - M - OH-EN-MD - Son - Farmer D.O. - 19 - M - OH-EN-MD - Son - Farmer Harry W. - 13 - M - OH-EN-MD - Son - At School | Bassett, Franklin M. (I121)
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| 7729 | 1860 Federal Census of Harrison Township, Montgomery County, Ohio (27 Jun 1860) Geo. Basset - 42 - M - England - Veterinary 1700 150 Eliz. - 35 - F - Indiana - Wife Alice Ely - 13 - F - Indiana Wm H. Ely - 11 - M - Indiana Rose W. Ely - 9 - F - Indiana Sarah B. Basset - 6 - F - Indiana Chas. - 2 - M - Ohio Frank - 6/12 - M - Ohio 1870 Federal Census of Vandalia, Butler Township, Montgomery County, Ohio (10 Jun 1870) George W. Bassett - 55 - M - England - Farmer 5000 550 Elisabeth - 45 - F - England - Keeping House Sallie - 14 - F - Maryland - Helps Mother Charlie - 12 - M - Maryland - Works on Farm Franklin - 10 - M - Ohio - Attending School Oboron(?) - 8 - M - Ohio Harry - 3 - M - Ohio William Ely - M - Maryland - Works on Farm Rosa - F - Maryland - Helps Mother 1900 Federal Census of Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio (4 Jun 1900) George W. Bassett - 85 - M - Mar 1815 - EN-EN-EN - Head (Wd) - Surgeon Vetinary (1848) Sallie B. - 45 - F - Jul 1854 - MD-EN-MD - Daughter - Dress Maker (Living at 36 Herman Ave.) | Bassett, Sarah B. (Sallie) (I119)
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| 7730 | 1860 Federal Census of Harrison, Calumet County, Wisconsin (29 Jun 186 Elias Bassett 34 M New York Margaret 30 F New York Caroline 8 F Wisconsin Edgar 6 M Wisconsin Ora 4 F Wisconsin Charles 3 M Wisconsin 1870 Federal Census of Coloma, Waushara County, Wisconsin (17 Jun 1870) Elias Bassett 42 M New York Farmer 600 500 Margaret 35 F New York Keeping House Edgar 16 M Wisconsin Farm laborer Ora 13 F Wisconsin Charles 12 M Wisconsin Farm laborer Ambrosia 10 F Wisconsin Jane 8 F Wisconsin Mary 6 F Wisconsin Willie 3 M Wisconsin | Bassett, Elias (I09029)
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| 7731 | 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 1880 Federal Census of Indian, Hamilton County, New York Frederick Bassett 27 M MA MA MA Head Guide Anna R. 16 F NY NY NY Wife Keeping House Leona Plue 16 F NY NY NY Other Works in House George Fuller 19 M NY NY NY Other John Pike 46 M NY NY NY Other Guide Joseph Witney 58 M NY NY NY Other Guide Fred Stephenson 28 M NY NY NY Other Guide Alfred Saunders 15 M NY NY NY Other William H. Saunders 17 M NY NY NY Other 1900 Federal Census of Saranac Lake, Franklin County, NY (16 Jun 1900) Anna R. Bassett 34 F Jun 1865 NY NY NY Head Seamstress Edison D. 10 M Sep 1889 NY CT NY Son At school Nettie Lynch 25 F Nov 1874 NY NY NY Sister Cook Forrest 5 M Oct 1894 NY NY NY Son (Married 16 years, 4 children, 1 living) (#58B) (Nettie married 10 years, 1 child, 1 living) (Living on Dorsey Street) 1910 Federal Census of Brooklyn, Kings County, New York (21 Apr 1910 Anna R. Bassett (Wd) 43 F NY NY NY Wife Own Income Edison D. 20 M NY MA NY Son Laura Millington 9 F NY NY NY Niece & 1 Lodger (4 children, 1 living) (Living at 169 Willoughby Avenue) 1920 Federal Census of Brooklyn, Kings County, New York (13 Jan 1920) Anna R. Bassett 54 F NY NY NY Head Operator Factory Edison D. 30 M NY NY NY Son Engineer Electrical Nellie E. 30 F NY MA Y DauL 1900 Federal Census of Waterbury, New Haven County, Connecticut (12 Jun 1900) Fred H. Bassett - 46 - M - Nov 1853 - MA-MA-MA - Head - Optician 1910 Federal Census of Watertown, Litchfield County, Connecticut (21 Apr 1910) Fred H. Bassett - 58 - M - MA-MA-MA - Head - Optician Emilie E. - 33 - F - SW-SW-SW - Wife Emelie A. - 4 - F - CT-SW-SW - Daughter Edna L. - 2 - F - CT-SW-SW - Daughter Eleanor B. - 2 - F - CT-SW-SW - Daughter & 1 servant (Fred 2nd marriage, married 6 years, 3 children, 3 living) (SW - Switzerland) (Father's place of birth incorrect in census) Notes from Mrs. H.C. Loney, 1417 South Maple, Spokane, Washington (1930's) My father was an optician and quite an inventor, having at one time as many as 200 patents registered. Worked on invention similar to Holland tunnel machines (Discussed several times with Holland), also window shades, traps, etc. Had a complete small shop in back of his optical shop in Georgetown, D.C. for turning out models. He went to Kansas at age of six, his father ran post office and general store in Kansas (1858), built first church and first to be buried there - Hartford, Kan. He returned to Mass. shortly afterwards (due to his parents deaths), but during that time lived with Indians (after their death and while waiting for his uncle to arrive, via Prairie schooner, from St. Louis). Some years later my father guided in the mountains at Lake Placid, N.Y. later met Robert Louis Stevenson, and knew him well, thence moved to N.Y. City and worked in a shop on Madison Ave. in opticians' shop. The Electrical World, October 5, 1895, Page 389 The Holmes & Bassett Company, Waterbury, Conn., has been formed to manufacture and deal in curtain fixtures, electrical appliances, etc. The promoters are Walter W. Holmes, Charles L. Holmes, Waterbury, Conn.; Fred H. Bassett, Saranac Lake, N.Y. Capital stock $20,000. Scientific American, February 1, 1896, Page 86 The Bassett Curtain Fixture We illustrate on this page an excellent device for an adjustable and self-locking window curtain, which has been patented by Mr. F.H. Bassett, of Saranac Lake, N.Y., and is being manufactured and sold by The Holmes & Bassett Company of Waterbury, Conn. The Elizabethtown Post, October 24, 1889, Page 2 The Bassett Curtain Fixture Co., of Saranac Lake has been organized with F. H. Bassett, president; C.H. Kendall, secretary, and J.H. Mill, treasurer. Their capital stock is $10,000, and they will manufacture the celebrated adjustable curtain fixture invented by Mr. F.H. Bassett, at that place. | Bassett, Fred Herbert (I1887)
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| 7732 | 1860 Federal Census of Harwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts (1 Jun 1860) Stephen Bassett 30 M Massachsuetts Mariner 1100 Lurana 27 F Massachusetts James A. 8 M Massachusetts Stephen H. 3 M Massachsuetts Sarah F. 2/12 F Massachusetts 1870 Federal Census of Harwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts (5 Aug 1870) Stephen Bassett 40 M Massachusetts Seaman Mary 36 F Massachusetts Keeping House Albert 19 M Massachusetts Seaman Herbert 15 M Massachusetts At Home Arinda 6 F Massachusetts At Home Benjamin 4 M Massachusetts At Home Sarah Royus 18 F Massachusetts Housekeeper 1880 Federal Census of Chatham, Barnstable County, Massachusetts (21 Jun 1880) Stephen Bassett 49 M MA MA MA Head Farmer Mary 47 F MA MA MA Wife Keeps house Orienda 15 F MA MA MA Daughter At school Benjamin F. 11 M MA MA MA Son At school Charles F. 9 M MA MA MA Son | Bassett, Stephen H. (I07987)
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| 7733 | 1860 Federal Census of Harwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts (12 Jun 1860) Josiah Bassett 67 M Massachusetts Farmer 800 300 Lydia 68 F Massachusetts Valentine D. 26 M Massachusetts Mariner 150 --- | Bassett, Josiah (I03873)
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| 7734 | 1860 Federal Census of Harwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts (14 Jun 1860) Eli E. Bassett 28 M Massachusetts Mariner Ann 27 F Massachusetts Mercyetta 7 F Massachusetts Eli E. 5 M Massachusetts Ann L. 3 F Massachusetts Archalous E. 1 M Massachusetts Infant 1/12 M Massachusetts 1870 Federal Census of Harwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts (21 Jun 1870) Eli E. Bassett 38 M Massachusetts Mariner Ann R. 37 F Massachusetts Keeping House Mareyette 17 F Massachusetts At Home Eli E. 15 M Massachusetts Mariner Ann L. 13 F Massachusetts Attending School Archelus E. 11 M Massachusetts Attending School Abraham 10 M Massachusetts Attending School Flora M. 7 F Massachusetts Attending School Florence M. 5 F Massachusetts Harriet B. 3 F Massachusetts 1880 Federal Census of Harwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts Eli E. Bassett 48 M MA MA MA Head Laborer Ann R. 47 F MA MA MA Wife Keeping House Archelous E. 21 M MA MA MA Son Sailor Abraham E. 20 M MA MA MA Son Sailor Ann L. 24 F MA MA MA Daughter Servant Flora M. 16 F MA MA MA Daughter Servant Florence M. 15 F MA MA MA Daughter School Harry B. 13 M MA MA MA Son School Eli E. 25 M MA MA MA Son Painter | Bassett, Eli E. (I07992)
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| 7735 | 1860 Federal Census of Harwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts (19 Jun 1860) Alvin N. Basset 23 M Massachusetts Mariner Alvin H. 1 M Massachusetts Lettice Cahoon 83 F Massachusetts History of Barnstable County, Massachusetts 1890, New York, edited by Simeon L. Deyo Alvin N. Bassett, son of Ephraim and Reliance (Nickerson) Bassett, and grandson of Daniel and Joanna Bassett, was born in 1836. He followed the sea until 1878, and has since been engaged in cranberry culture. He was married in 1858, to Emily, daughter of Patrick F. Cahoon. They have one son, Alvin H., who has been postmaster, station agent and merchant at Pleasant Lake since 1883. | Bassett, Alvin Nickerson (I08147)
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| 7736 | 1860 Federal Census of Harwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts (19 Jun 1860) Stephen A. Bassett 37 M Massachusetts Laborer 400 100 Lucina 28 F Massachusetts Susan L. 9 F Massachusetts George M. 5 M Massachusetts Robert McSpater 20 M England Mariner 1880 Federal Census of Chatham, Barnstable County, Massachusetts Stephen Bassett 49 M MA MA MA Head Farmer & Fisherman Lucina 44 F MA MA MA Wife Keeping House Obed D. 22 M MA MA -- Son Fisherman Horace G. 6 M MA MA -- Son Attending School Bartlett G. 19 M MA MA -- Son Fisherman Josephine 14 F MA MA MA Daughter 1900 Federal Census of Chatham, Barnstable County, MA (23 Jun 1900) Stephen A. Bassett 77 May 1823 M MA MA MA Head Lucina R. 69 Nov 1830 F MA MA MA Wife | Bassett, Stephen A. (I07953)
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| 7737 | 1860 Federal Census of Hastings, Dakota County, Minnesota (2 Jun 1860) Phillip C. Bassett - 37 - M - New Hampshire - Laborer 1000 100 Hannah M. - 30 - F - New Hampshire Charles A. - 13 - M - New Hampshire George F. - 11 - M - Minnesota William D. - 9 - M - Minnesota Logan L. - 3 - M - Minnesota Sally - 5/12 - F - Minnesota 1900 Federal Census of Horr, Park County, Montana (18 Jun 1900) William D. Bassett - 48 - M - Oct 1851 - MN-ME-NH - Head - Farmer Elizabeth - 37 - F - Jan 1863 - MO-MO-AL - Wife Lester M. - 18 - M - Jan 1882 - MT-MN-MO - Son - At School Harry C. - 15 - M - Jul 1884 - MT-MN-MO - Son - At School Shelby - 13 - M - Jun 1886 - MT-MN-MO - Son - At School Nellie - 12 - F - Apr 1888 - MT-MN-MO - Daughter - At School Nora - 9 - F - Jul 1890 - MT-MN-MO - Daughter - At School Bill Bassett History of Park County, Montana 1984 Hattie and Mrs. Bassett moved up to the Papesh Place with Fred. One winter day they took a team and buggy and went to visit Bill. A big spring at the lower end of the Papesh Place had laid down a sheet of ice across the road. One of the horses slipped and fell, causing the wagon to lurch, throwing Mrs. Bassett on her head on the frozen ground. They righted things, and Mrs. Bassett appeared OK. They continued on to Bassett Creek. Betty prepared tea for them, and Mrs. Bassett proceeded to put spoonful after spoonful of sugar in her tea. That was the first indication that her head had been injured, but from that time on she was never in good mental health. When Hattie married Harry Bray, she moved to the deer Lodge area and took her mother with her. Mrs. Bassett died not long after the move at Warm Springs. Fred worked at the Goffner Sawmill, above the Taylor Place in Mol Heron Creek, and became acquainted with Cinnabar Basin. He moved to the Basin around 1895, and settled where Al and Judy Jensen now live (on the Sargent Ranch). On Nov. 26, 1897, he married Leah Smith, whose family lived on the place which was later proved up on by the Hesit family. (He was 34 and she was 21.) Their first daughter, Florence, was born Sept. 22, 1898. So for around ten years, the two Bassett families lived on opposite sides of the Yellowstone River. To visit each other or to trade work, they had to cross the river at a ford just above the present Corwin Bridge. Florence can even remember them hauling a threshing machine across the ford. She also recalls one time when her family went to visit Bill and Betty. They took a team and buggy. One of the horses was a mare which had a foal, which they allowed to tag along, as they were to be gone overnight. The river was high, and when the team plunged into the water at the ford, the colt swam ahead of the team and became lodged between the horses, under the tongue. Fred had to crawl out onto the tongue to push the colt forward and around in front of the team to prevent it from drowning. Bill and Betty ranched on Bassett Creek for a number of years. Their children were Harvey (Ethel Rigler's father), Lester, Shelby, Nellie (who died when she was 8-12 years old, and is buried in the Gardiner Cemetery), Nora (who married Bill Jones), and Wildie (born about 1905). At a time when buffalo were near extinction, buffalo were a problem on this ranch, especially in the spring. On any given day, a person could round a corner of the barn while doing chores, and run into a cantankerous old bull. The bulls were known to breed their cows, and they had some hybrid calves. So they tried to run the animals off, with varying success. In 1908, Bill sold the Bassett Creek place to the group which built the Corwin Springs Hotel and Plunge in 1909. The existing Corwin Bridge was built at that time. Subsequently, Betty operated a boarding house on Main Street in Livingston, and Bill set up a blacksmith shop in Fishtail. They are both buried at Fishtail. (After Bill died, in her later years, Betty married S.M. Fitzgerald, the man who originally led the Bassett family to Montana.) Phillip Bassett History of Park County, Montana 1984 Phillip Bassett and Mary Berry were married in Connecticut. They moved to California by covered wagon in the early 1860's. They farmed in the Red Bluff area, where he also worked as an architect. They raised seven children: Bill, Wayne, Charlie, George (Gene?), Hattie, Fred, and Abbie (in order). By the time the family was grown, Phillip and Mary had a fine home in Oakland. In 1880, S.M. Fitzgerald was promoting a horse concession in Yellowstone Park. He made a trip to California to purchase horses. Bill Bassett signed on with him to drive 50 to 75 head back to Yellowstone. When the horses were delivered, Bill found work with the Mulherin family. They lived at the mouth of Mol Heron (Mulherin) Creek (near the current Trestle Ranch buildings, but down on the creek). Fred came to Montana around 1881 (when he was 18). He built the little stone house at the head of Yankee Jim Canyon that was removed during recent highway construction. Shortly thereafter he settled at the mouth of Bassett Creek and established squatter's rights. In the meantime, Bill had married a Mulherine girl (Betty) and had started a family. So Fred traded his rights on Bassett Creek to his older brother for two saddle horses. When the Valley was surveyed, Bill filed on the homestead. At about this time, Phillip and Mary sold their home and moved to the Bassett Creek place with their daughter Hattie, where they lived with Bill and Betty. The ranch house was the current "Ranch Kitchen" restaurant. Fred worked at various jobs, including hunting, trapping, breaking horses, and freighting from Horr (Electric) to Aldredige. He took squatter's rights on the Papesh Place. The Upper Yellowstone country didn't meet Phillip's high expectations. He grew despondent, and committed suicide by taking poison in early May, 1884. He was buried in the cemetery at Mammoth. | Bassett, William Daniel (I1468)
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| 7738 | 1860 Federal Census of Hastings, Dakota County, Minnesota (2 Jun 1860) Phillip C. Bassett - 37 - M - New Hampshire - Laborer 1000 100 Hannah M. - 30 - F - New Hampshire Charles A. - 13 - M - New Hampshire George F. - 11 - M - Minnesota William D. - 9 - M - Minnesota Logan L. - 3 - M - Minnesota Sally - 5/12 - F - Minnesota | Bassett, Logan L. (I1474)
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| 7739 | 1860 Federal Census of Hastings, Dakota County, Minnesota (2 Jun 1860) Phillip C. Bassett - 37 - M - New Hampshire - Laborer 1000 100 Hannah M. - 30 - F - New Hampshire Charles A. - 13 - M - New Hampshire George F. - 11 - M - Minnesota William D. - 9 - M - Minnesota Logan L. - 3 - M - Minnesota Sally - 5/12 - F - Minnesota | Bassett, Sally (I1475)
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| 7740 | 1860 Federal Census of Hector, Schuyler County, New York (6 Sep 1860) Shelden Bassett - 80 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 3200 895 Eliza - 67 - F - New York Joseph - 28- M - New York Charles G. - 24 - M - New York Charles - 7 - M - Southern India | Hurd, Charles (I1067)
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| 7741 | 1860 Federal Census of Hingham, Plymouth County, Mass. (12 Jun 1860) John Bassett 54 M Massachusetts Clerk 4000 300 Sarah 52 F Massachusetts Georgianna A. 26 F Massachusetts Hannah Nicolson 19 F Nova Scotia Servant 1870 Federal Census of Hingham, Plymouth County, Massachusetts (14 Jul 1870) John Bassett 65 M Massachusetts Clerk in R. E. Office 1,000 400 Sarah 63 F Massachusetts Keeping House Georgeanna 38 F Massachusetts 1880 Federal Census of Hingham, Plymouth County, Massachusetts John Bassett 75 M MA MA MA Head Clerk Sarah 73 F MA MA MA Wife Keeping House | Bassett, John Ross (I03656)
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| 7742 | 1860 Federal Census of Holden, Worcester County, Massachusetts (23 Jun 1860) Prelate Bassett 36 M Massachusetts Teamster 400 200 Mary C. 40 F Massachusetts Hamilton H. 17 M Massachusetts Moses S. 15 M Massachusetts Uriah B. 13 M Massachusetts Caroline N. 9 F Massachusetts Lillie V. 7 F Massachusetts Edwin W. 1 M Massachusetts 1870 Federal Census of Holden, Worcester County, Massachusetts (22 Jun 1870) Prelate H. Bassett 47 M Massachusetts Farmer 1000 150 Mary 55 F Massachusetts House Keeper Moses S. 23 M Massachusetts Farm Laborer Lilla 16 F Massachusetts At home 1880 Federal Census of Holden, Worcester County, Massachusetts Prelate St. Bassett 48 M MA MA MA Head Farm Laborer Mary 67 F MA MA MA Wife Keeping House Edwin C. Beebe 10 M MA NY MA Grandson At Home Walter E. 9 M MA NY MA Grandson Lilla B. Shepherd 26 F MA MA MA Daughter | Bassett, Prelate H. (I04872)
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| 7743 | 1860 Federal Census of Honesdale, Wayne County, Pennsylvania (9 Jun 1860) John Bassett - 26 - M - Pennsylvania - Cartman Electa - 24 - F - Pennsylvania Russell - 3- M - Pennsylvania Annabell - 2-2/12 - F - Pennsylvania Mary Rox - 22 - F - England - Domestic 1870 Federal Census of Honesdale, Wayne County, Pennsylvania (16 Aug 1870) John Bassett - 36 - M - Pennsylvania - Laborer 3500 800 Electa - 34 - F - Pennsylvania - Keeping House Russell - 13 - M - Pennsylvania Anna - 10 - F - Pennsylvania Lizzie - 7 - F - Pennsylvania James - 2 - M - Pennsylvania Frank - 5/12 - M - Pennsylvania (born January) 1880 Federal Census of Honesdale, Wayne County, Pennsylvania (19 Jun 1880) John Bassett - 46 - M - PA-NJ-NJ - Head - Laborer Electa - 44 - F- PA-CT-PA - Wife - Keeping House Russell B. - 23 - M - PA-PA-PA - Son - Laborer Anna D. - 19 - F - PA-PA-PA - Daughter - Milliner Lizzie C. - 17 - F - PA-PA-PA - Daughter - Dress Maker James S. - 12 - M - PA-PA-PA - Son - At school Herbert E. - 8 - M - PA-PA-PA - Son - At school Ida May - 6 - F - PA-PA-PA - Daughter - At home Carlos L. (Charles) - 1 - M - PA-PA-PA - Son | Bassett, Russell (I195)
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| 7744 | 1860 Federal Census of Hopewell Town, Marshall County, Illinois (3 Jul 1860) R. Bassett 25 M New York Farmer 400 1000 John 23 M Pennsylvania Mary 30 F New York Maria 32 F New York 1870 Federal Census of Whitefield, Marshall County, Illinois (8 Jun 1870) Rufus Bassett 38 M New York Farmer 7000 900 Lydia 28 F New York Keeping House Carrie 6/12 F Illinois Osbund Hand 18 M New York Farm laborer Maria Bassett 40 F New York 1880 Federal Census of Whitefield, Marshall County, Illinois Rufus Bassett 47 M NY NY NY Head Farmer Lyda 40 F NY NY NY Wife Keeping House Carrie 10 F IL NY NY Daughter George 6 M IL NY NY Son Hosea Hand 79 M NY CT CT Father Retired Farmer Caroline 71 F NY MS MS Wife 1900 Federal Census of Whitefield Township, Marshall County, IL (4 Jun 1900) Lydia Bassett (Wd) 60 Jan 1840 F NY NY NY Head George H. 26 Nov 1873 M IL NY NY Son (1 child, 1 living) | Bassett, Rufus J. (I11)
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| 7745 | 1860 Federal Census of Huntsville, Madison County, Alabama (15 Jun 1860) Isapheona Bassett - 50 - F - Georgia 12000 10000 Laura - 19 - F - Alabama Leonore - 17 - F - Alabama John - 15 - M - Alabama William - 13 - M - Alabama Daniel B. Young - 36 - M - Tennessee - Lawyer ---- 2,000 Alice L. - 21 - F - Alabama John B. - 6/12 - M - Alabama | Young, Daniel B. (I384)
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| 7746 | 1860 Federal Census of Huntsville, Madison County, Alabama (15 Jun 1860) Isapheona Bassett - 50 - F - Georgia 12000 10000 Laura - 19 - F - Alabama Leonore - 17 - F - Alabama John - 15 - M - Alabama William - 13 - M - Alabama Daniel B. Young - 36 - M - Tennessee - Lawyer ---- 2,000 Alice L. - 21 - F - Alabama John B. - 6/12 - M - Alabama | Young, Bassett (I385)
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| 7747 | 1860 Federal Census of Jackson, Dallas County, Arkansas Lundy Bass - 42 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 2500 1000 Ellender - 38 - Female - South Carolina Martha D. - 10 - Female - Arkansas Georgana - 7 - Female - Arkansas Mary B. Fortune - 18 - Female - Alabama John N. Fortune - 25 - Male - Georgia - Laborer | Bass, Martha Dovey (I44057)
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| 7748 | 1860 Federal Census of Jackson, Dallas County, Arkansas Lundy Bass - 42 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 2500 1000 Ellender - 38 - Female - South Carolina Martha D. - 10 - Female - Arkansas Georgana - 7 - Female - Arkansas Mary B. Fortune - 18 - Female - Alabama John N. Fortune - 25 - Male - Georgia - Laborer | Bass, Georgia Ann (I44058)
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| 7749 | 1860 Federal Census of Jackson, Greene County, Missouri (June 27, 1860) John Bass - 30 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer 1500 5000 Sarah - 25 - Female - North Carolina Sarah - 9 - Female - Missouri Jasper - 6 - Male - Missouri Wilson - 2 - Male - Missouri Living next door 1860 Federal Census of Jackson, Greene County, Missouri (June 27, 1860) James Bass - 26 - Male - Missouri - Farmer 700 300 Eviline - 26 - Female - Tennessee Melissa - 5 - Female - Missouri Franklin - 2 - Male - Missouri Sarah - 2/12 - Female - Missouri History of Pulaski County, Missouri The Goodspeed Publishing County (1889) John Bass Born on the 25th of November, 1828, in Marion County, Tennessee, and is a son of Andrew Bass, who was born in North Carolina, but was reared and married in Tennessee, in which State his wife, whose maiden name was Ellen Smith, was born. They located near Springfield, Missouri, in 1830, where Mr. Bass homesteaded and entered land, and on which he resided until his death, which occurred about 1863. He was quite a hunter, and killed many deer and a few bears. Eight sons and five daughters grew to mature years, and all became the heads of families, and five sons and five daughters are living at the present time. John Bass was reared in Greene County, and was there married in 1850 to Miss Samentha Owens, who was born and reared in Greene County, and immediately engaged in tilling the soil on his own responsibility. He became the owner of his present property in 1868, which consists of 125 acres, but at one time his land amounted to 400 acres, the most of which he gave to his children. He has about 100 acres of cleared land, and a substantial residence and other buildings. His wife died in 1856, leaving two children: Sarah C., wife of W.A. Stratton, of Greene County, and Jasper A.J., who is married and resides in Webster County. In 1857 Mr. Bass married his present wife, Miss Angeline Hartley, who was born in Tennessee and reared in Webster County, being a daughter of Jesse Hartley. Their union has been blessed in the birth of four children: Jesse W., who is married and is a resident of the county; John W., also married; Margaret F., wife of David Bodenhamer, and Benton, a young man of eighteen years. Mr. and Mrs. Bass are worthy and consistent members of the Missionary Baptist Church. | Bass, John Wallace (I16)
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| 7750 | 1860 Federal Census of Jackson, Greene County, Missouri (June 27, 1860) John Bass - 30 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer 1500 5000 Sarah - 25 - Female - North Carolina Sarah - 9 - Female - Missouri Jasper - 6 - Male - Missouri Wilson - 2 - Male - Missouri Living next door 1860 Federal Census of Jackson, Greene County, Missouri (June 27, 1860) James Bass - 26 - Male - Missouri - Farmer 700 300 Eviline - 26 - Female - Tennessee Melissa - 5 - Female - Missouri Franklin - 2 - Male - Missouri Sarah - 2/12 - Female - Missouri | Owens, Mary Avaline (I39)
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