Bassett Family Association Database
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| 7801 | 1860 Federal Census of Lewis County, Kentucky Alexander Bassett - 40 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 1000 360 Leah A. - 43 - F - Kentucky Mary M. - 12 - F - Kentucky John T. - 10 - M - Kentucky Rebecca H. - 8 - F - Kentucky Vienna G. - 7 - F - Kentucky Juliett - 5 - F - Kentucky 1870 Federal Census of Crossing of Kinniconick, Lewis County, Kentucky (15 Aug 1870) Alexander Bassett - 50 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 2000 500 Lea Ann - 51 - F - Kentucky - Keeping House John T. - 20 - M - Kentucky - Laborer Rebecca - 18 - F - Kentucky - Housework Vienna - 17 - F - Kentucky - Housework Juliett - 15 - F - Kentucky - Housework Mary Clark - 22 - F - Kentucky - Housework Lea Ann - 3 - F - Kentucky | Bassett, Vienna (I672)
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| 7802 | 1860 Federal Census of Lewis County, Kentucky Alexander Bassett - 40 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 1000 360 Leah A. - 43 - F - Kentucky Mary M. - 12 - F - Kentucky John T. - 10 - M - Kentucky Rebecca H. - 8 - F - Kentucky Vienna G. - 7 - F - Kentucky Juliett - 5 - F - Kentucky 1870 Federal Census of Crossing of Kinniconick, Lewis County, Kentucky (15 Aug 1870) Alexander Bassett - 50 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 2000 500 Lea Ann - 51 - F - Kentucky - Keeping House John T. - 20 - M - Kentucky - Laborer Rebecca - 18 - F - Kentucky - Housework Vienna - 17 - F - Kentucky - Housework Juliett - 15 - F - Kentucky - Housework Mary Clark - 22 - F - Kentucky - Housework Lea Ann - 3 - F - Kentucky | Bassett, Juliett (I673)
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| 7803 | 1860 Federal Census of Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky (9 Jul 1860) Squire Bassett - 36 - M - Kentucky - Boot & Shoe Merchant 7,500 20,000 E. - 29 - F - Kentucky Slaughter - 6 - M - Kentucky Fanny - 4 - F - Kentucky Lilly - 1 - F - Kentucky 1870 Federal Census of Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky (22 Aug 1870) Squire Bassett - 46 - M - Kentucky - Boot & Shoe Merchant 27,000 22.500 Elizabeth - 40 - F - Kentucky Slaughter - 17 - M - Kentucky Fanny - 14 - F - Kentucky Lillie - 12 - F - Kentucky Edward - 9 - M - Kentucky Emma - 2 - F - Kentucky 1880 Federal Census of 4th Ward, Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky Squire Bassett - 56 - M - KY-KY-KY - Head - Shoe Merchant Elizabeth - 50 - F - KY-KY-KY - Wife - Keeping House Edward - 17 - M - KY-KY-KY - Son - At Home Emma - 12 - F - KY-KY-KY - Daughter Anna W. - 10 - F - KY-KY-KY - Daughter Mary Sayre Bassett - 5 - F - KY-KY-KY - Daughter | Slaughter, Elizabeth (I103)
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| 7804 | 1860 Federal Census of Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky (9 Jul 1860) Squire Bassett - 36 - M - Kentucky - Boot & Shoe Merchant 7,500 20,000 E. - 29 - F - Kentucky Slaughter - 6 - M - Kentucky Fanny - 4 - F - Kentucky Lilly - 1 - F - Kentucky 1870 Federal Census of Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky (22 Aug 1870) Squire Bassett - 46 - M - Kentucky - Boot & Shoe Merchant 27,000 22.500 Elizabeth - 40 - F - Kentucky Slaughter - 17 - M - Kentucky Fanny - 14 - F - Kentucky Lillie - 12 - F - Kentucky Edward - 9 - M - Kentucky Emma - 2 - F - Kentucky LEADER OF WOMEN A SUICIDE Mrs. Scott of Lexington, KY., Shoots Herself While Depressed. Special to The New York Times, 22 Mar 1904 LEXINGTON, Ky., March 21. - Mrs. Lillie Bassett Scott, widow of Dr. Scott, and daughter of Squire Bassett, President of the Fayette National Bank, committed suicide at her residence here this afternoon. Mrs. Scott had been in bad health for several months, suffering from insomnia, which left her in a greatly depressed mental condition, and it was while thus suffering she shot herself with a revolver. She was one of the most prominent women in the State, being President of the Woman's Club of Central Kentucky, an earnest church worker, and was considered one of the most beautiful women in this city. She leaves two daughters, Misses Elizabeth and Jane Scott, both of whom are members of the exclusive set. | Bassett, Lillie (I106)
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| 7805 | 1860 Federal Census of Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky (9 Jul 1860) Squire Bassett - 36 - M - Kentucky - Boot & Shoe Merchant 7,500 20,000 E. - 29 - F - Kentucky Slaughter - 6 - M - Kentucky Fanny - 4 - F - Kentucky Lilly - 1 - F - Kentucky 1870 Federal Census of Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky (22 Aug 1870) Squire Bassett - 46 - M - Kentucky - Boot & Shoe Merchant 27,000 22.500 Elizabeth - 40 - F - Kentucky Slaughter - 17 - M - Kentucky Fanny - 14 - F - Kentucky Lillie - 12 - F - Kentucky Edward - 9 - M - Kentucky Emma - 2 - F - Kentucky Lexington Herald, November 19, 1907 Mrs. Frances Bassett Threlkeld The funeral services of Mrs. Frances Bassett Threlkeld were held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the family residence. Only the members of the immediate family and a few close friends were asked to attend the funeral, which was as quiet as it was possible to make it. The services, which were conducted by Rev. R.O. Kirkwook and Rev. Charles L. Reynolds, were beautiful, though brief, and deeply impressive in their simplicity. After the service at the residence the body was taken to the cemetery, where it was laid away in its last resting place in the family burial lot. By request of the bereaved family the floral tributes were few. The pall-bearers were Thomas Threlkeld, Nelson Trimble, Howard Curry, John Payne, Dr. William Offutt, Dr. John Scott. Dr. J.T. McClymonds and Edward Bassett. Lexington Herald, November 20, 1907 Bank Directors Pass Respect Resolutions Mrs. Wm. L. Threlkeld, Deceased, Was Daughter of President Bassett The board of directors of the Fayette National Bank, of which Squire Bassett has for years been president, devoting to it the best years of his life and the greatest consideration and most intense labors, at its regular monthly meeting yesterday passed resolutions upon the death of Mrs. William L. Threlkeld, the daughter of Mr. Bassett, whose death cast a shadow over the whole community and caused intense grief to all fortunate enough to know her. The resolutions passed by the Directors of the Fayete National Bank are: "Whereas, it has pleased our Heavenly Father to remove from the midst of her loved ones, in her happy home, Mrs. Fanny Bassett Threlkeld, the beloved daughter of our esteemed president, Squire Bassett; therefore be it, "Resolved, That we hereby offer assurance of our heart-felt sympathy and condolence in this, his hour of bereavement and affliction, and that we join his many friends in expressing our grief for the irreparable loss to himself and family. "Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be spread upoon the minutes, and a copy furnished the press of the city for publication." R.S. Bullock, Cashier, J.M. Duff, Chairman pro tem. | Bassett, Fanny (I105)
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| 7806 | 1860 Federal Census of Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky (9 Jul 1860) Squire Bassett - 36 - M - Kentucky - Boot & Shoe Merchant 7,500 20,000 E. - 29 - F - Kentucky Slaughter - 6 - M - Kentucky Fanny - 4 - F - Kentucky Lilly - 1 - F - Kentucky 1870 Federal Census of Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky (22 Aug 1870) Squire Bassett - 46 - M - Kentucky - Boot & Shoe Merchant 27,000 22.500 Elizabeth - 40 - F - Kentucky Slaughter - 17 - M - Kentucky Fanny - 14 - F - Kentucky Lillie - 12 - F - Kentucky Edward - 9 - M - Kentucky Emma - 2 - F - Kentucky Repository, November 13, 1883 Slaughter Bassett, of Lexington, Ky., paid $5 for the front door sill of the old court house at that place when the building was torn down. It is of stone, and is prized by Bassett because Henry Clay and Aaron Burr stood upon it when the latter asked Clay to defend him, and he pledged his honor that he was innocent of an attempt at a Western conspiracy. Receiving the pledge, Clay appeared in Burr's defense, but afterward declined to speak to him when he found out that Burr had lied. Colorado Springs Gazette, April 30, 1914 Twenty Years Ago Today April 30, 1894 Slaughter Bassett died from the effects of being thrown from his horse a few days previously. | Bassett, Slaughter (I104)
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| 7807 | 1860 Federal Census of Liberty Township, Washington County, MO (17 Aug 1860) Nancy Bass 65 F Kentucky Farmer 600 300 Geo. W. 25 M Missouri Farmer Wm. Low 16 M Misosuri Fras. Bass 20 F Missouri 1870 Federal Census of Osage, Washington County, Missouri (13 Aug 1870) George W. Bass 30 M Missouri Farmer -- 500 Fannie 28 F Missouri Keeping House William T. 9 M Missouri Ada 4 F Missouri & 1 other farm worker 1880 Federal Census of Custer and Mouth of Yankee Fork River, Lemhi County, ID (28 Jun 1880) Geo. W .Bass 43 M MO KY KY Head Miner Fannie 39 F MO AL AL Wife Keeping House Thomas 19 M MO MO MO Son Laborer Ada 14 F MO MO MO Daughter At home George 6 M MO MO MO Son | Bass, George Washington (I52563)
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| 7808 | 1860 Federal Census of Linn, Walworth County, Wisconsin (21 Jun 1860) Nathan L. Bassett 57 M New York Farmer 2000 --- Adelia 57 F New York 500 Julian Clark 20 F New York Edwin P. Clark 22 M New York Farmer --- 150 Adelia L. Bassett 15 F Wisconsin Lewis W. Bassett 11 M Wisconsin | Bassett, Nathan Lee (I07525)
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| 7809 | 1860 Federal Census of Linton Township, Coshocton County, Ohio (5 Jul 1860) John D. Bassett - 46 - M - New York - Wagon maker 400 300 Nicholas H. - 20 - M - New York - Farmer Jesse - 18 - M - Ohio Rosanna - 16 - F - Ohio Jane - 14 - F - Ohio Anne M. - 12 - F - Ohio Gertrude - 9 - F - Ohio Mary - 7 - F - Ohio Harry F. - 4 - M - Ohio Eddy - 1 - M - Ohio | Bassett, Mary (I168)
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| 7810 | 1860 Federal Census of Linton Township, Coshocton County, Ohio (5 Jul 1860) John D. Bassett - 46 - M - New York - Wagon maker 400 300 Nicholas H. - 20 - M - New York - Farmer Jesse - 18 - M - Ohio Rosanna - 16 - F - Ohio Jane - 14 - F - Ohio Anne M. - 12 - F - Ohio Gertrude - 9 - F - Ohio Mary - 7 - F - Ohio Harry F. - 4 - M - Ohio Eddy - 1 - M - Ohio | Bassett, Harry F. (I169)
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| 7811 | 1860 Federal Census of Linton Township, Coshocton County, Ohio (5 Jul 1860) John D. Bassett - 46 - M - New York - Wagon maker 400 300 Nicholas H. - 20 - M - New York - Farmer Jesse - 18 - M - Ohio Rosanna - 16 - F - Ohio Jane - 14 - F - Ohio Anne M. - 12 - F - Ohio Gertrude - 9 - F - Ohio Mary - 7 - F - Ohio Harry F. - 4 - M - Ohio Eddy - 1 - M - Ohio | Bassett, Eddy (I170)
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| 7812 | 1860 Federal Census of Linton Township, Coshocton County, Ohio (5 Jul 1860) Michael Bassett - 51 - M - New York - Farmer 2500 Mary - 44 - F - Pennsylvania Henry - 22 - M - Ohio John - 16 - M - Ohio Caroline - 10 - F- Ohio Minor - 7 - M - Ohio Cornelius - 7 - M - Ohio Mary - 2 - F - Ohio 1880 Federal Census of Linton Township, Coshocton County, Ohio (19 Jun 1880) Michael Bassette - 70 - M - NY-NY-NY - Father - Farming Mary - 60 - F - PA-IR-PA - Wife - Keeping House William - 18 - M - OH-NY-PA - Son | Grows, Mary (I152)
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| 7813 | 1860 Federal Census of Linton Township, Coshocton County, Ohio (5 Jul 1860) Michael Bassett - 51 - M - New York - Farmer 2500 Mary - 44 - F - Pennsylvania Henry - 22 - M - Ohio John - 16 - M - Ohio Caroline - 10 - F- Ohio Minor - 7 - M - Ohio Cornelius - 7 - M - Ohio Mary - 2 - F - Ohio | Bassett, Minor (I156)
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| 7814 | 1860 Federal Census of Linton Township, Coshocton County, Ohio (5 Jul 1860) Michael Bassett - 51 - M - New York - Farmer 2500 Mary - 44 - F - Pennsylvania Henry - 22 - M - Ohio John - 16 - M - Ohio Caroline - 10 - F- Ohio Minor - 7 - M - Ohio Cornelius - 7 - M - Ohio Mary - 2 - F - Ohio | Bassett, Cornelius (I157)
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| 7815 | 1860 Federal Census of Linton Township, Coshocton County, Ohio (5 Jul 1860) Michael Bassett - 51 - M - New York - Farmer 2500 Mary - 44 - F - Pennsylvania Henry - 22 - M - Ohio John - 16 - M - Ohio Caroline - 10 - F- Ohio Minor - 7 - M - Ohio Cornelius - 7 - M - Ohio Mary - 2 - F - Ohio | Bassett, Mary (I158)
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| 7816 | 1860 Federal Census of Linton Township, Coshocton County, Ohio (5 Jul 1860) S.M. Bassett - 35 - M - New York - Farmer 700 Eleanor - 30 - F - New York Susan E. - 10 - F - Ohio Eldert F. - 7 - M - Ohio Garret - 5 - M - Ohio George W. - 3 - M - Ohio Elvy S. - 9/12 - F - Ohio 1880 Federal Census of Linton Township, Cochocton County, Ohio (19 Jun 1880) George W. Bassette - 22 - M - OH-NY-NY - Head - Laborer Caroline - 25 - F - OH-OH-OH - Wfe - Keeping House Lubertie A. - 1 - F - OH-OH-OH - Daughter 1900 Federal Census of West Lafayette, Cochocton County, Ohio (6 Jun 1900) George Bassett - 42 - M - Jul 1857 - OH-OH-OH - Head - Coal Miner Caroline - 46 - F - Oct 1853 - OH-OH-OH - Wife Lebertie - 20 - F - Apr 1880 - OH-OH-OH - Daughter William M. - 19 - M - Apr 1881 - OH-OH-OH - Son - Coal Miner Sherman - 17 - M - Nov 1882 - OH-OH-OH - Son - Coal Miner Jesse - 11 - M - May 1889 - OH-OH-OH - Son - At school Berniece - 7 - M - Jun 1892 - OH-OH-OH - Son - At school (Married 21 years, 6 children, 6 living) | Bassett, George W. (I201)
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| 7817 | 1860 Federal Census of Linton Township, Coshocton County, Ohio (5 Jul 1860) S.M. Bassett - 35 - M - New York - Farmer 700 Eleanor - 30 - F - New York Susan E. - 10 - F - Ohio Eldert F. - 7 - M - Ohio Garret - 5 - M - Ohio George W. - 3 - M - Ohio Elvy S. - 9/12 - F - Ohio 1880 Federal Census of Linton Township, Coshocton County, Ohio (19 Jun 1880) Sherman M. Bassette - 55 - M - NY-NY-NY - Head - Farmer Elleanor - 50 - F - NY-NY-NY - Wife - Keeping House Eldert F. - 27 - M - OH-NY-NY - Son Garret - 25 - M - OH-NY-NY - Son Elva E. - 26 - F - OH-NY-NY - Daughter Luella - 16 - F - OH-NY-NY - Daughter Ada A. - 11 - F - OH-NY-NY - Daughter Myrtle J. - 8 - F - OH-NY-NY - Daughter Hattie H. - 4 - F - OH-NY-NY - Daughter 1900 Federal Census of Mirabile Township, Caldwell County, Missouri (11 Jun 1900) Fort E. Bassett - 46 - M - Jun 1843 - OH-OH-OH - Head - Carpenter Eliza J. - 36 - F - Oct 1863 - OH-OH-OH - Wife Cecil H. - 14 - M - Dec1885 - MO-OH-OH - Son - At School Maggie B. - 12 - F - Feb 1888 - CO-OH-OH - Daughter - At School Alpha - 9 - M - Jun 1890 - MO-OH-OH - Son - At School Bernard - 8 - M - Apr 1892 - MO-OH-OH - Son - At School Gale E. - 4 - F - Mar 1896 - MO-OH-OH - Daughter Austin - 0/12 - M - May 1900 - MO-OH-OH - Son | Bassett, Eldert Fort (I199)
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| 7818 | 1860 Federal Census of Linton Township, Coshocton County, Ohio (5 Jul 1860) S.M. Bassett - 35 - M - New York - Farmer 700 Eleanor - 30 - F - New York Susan E. - 10 - F - Ohio Eldert F. - 7 - M - Ohio Garret - 5 - M - Ohio George W. - 3 - M - Ohio Elvy S. - 9/12 - F - Ohio 1880 Federal Census of Linton Township, Coshocton County, Ohio (19 Jun 1880) Sherman M. Bassette - 55 - M - NY-NY-NY - Head - Farmer Elleanor - 50 - F - NY-NY-NY - Wife - Keeping House Eldert F. - 27 - M - OH-NY-NY - Son Garret - 25 - M - OH-NY-NY - Son Elva E. - 26 - F - OH-NY-NY - Daughter Luella - 16 - F - OH-NY-NY - Daughter Ada A. - 11 - F - OH-NY-NY - Daughter Myrtle J. - 8 - F - OH-NY-NY - Daughter Hattie H. - 4 - F - OH-NY-NY - Daughter | Bassett, Garrett W. (I200)
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| 7819 | 1860 Federal Census of Linton Township, Coshocton County, Ohio (5 Jul 1860) S.M. Bassett - 35 - M - New York - Farmer 700 Eleanor - 30 - F - New York Susan E. - 10 - F - Ohio Eldert F. - 7 - M - Ohio Garret - 5 - M - Ohio George W. - 3 - M - Ohio Elvy S. - 9/12 - F - Ohio 1880 Federal Census of Linton Township, Coshocton County, Ohio (19 Jun 1880) Sherman M. Bassette - 55 - M - NY-NY-NY - Head - Farmer Elleanor - 50 - F - NY-NY-NY - Wife - Keeping House Eldert F. - 27 - M - OH-NY-NY - Son Garret - 25 - M - OH-NY-NY - Son Elva E. - 26 - F - OH-NY-NY - Daughter Luella - 16 - F - OH-NY-NY - Daughter Ada A. - 11 - F - OH-NY-NY - Daughter Myrtle J. - 8 - F - OH-NY-NY - Daughter Hattie H. - 4 - F - OH-NY-NY - Daughter | Bassett, Elvy E, (I202)
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| 7820 | 1860 Federal Census of Linton Township, Coshocton County, Ohio (5 Jul 1860) S.M. Bassett - 35 - M - New York - Farmer 700 Eleanor - 30 - F - New York Susan E. - 10 - F - Ohio Eldert F. - 7 - M - Ohio Garret - 5 - M - Ohio George W. - 3 - M - Ohio Elvy S. - 9/12 - F - Ohio | Bassett, Susan Emeline (I198)
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| 7821 | 1860 Federal Census of Lockport Twp, St. Joseph County, Michigan (4 Aug 1860) Isaac C. Bassett 44 M New York Druggist 7000 8000 Lucinda 28 F New York Charles 16 M Michigan Ella 14 M Michigan Davis 11 M Illinois Frank 8 M Illinois Lulah 6 F Michigan Frederick 4 M Michigan 1870 Federal Census of Three Rivers, St. Joseph County, Michigan (5 Jul 1870) I.C. Bassett 55 M New York Dry Goods Clerk 2000 400 Lucinda 47 F New York Keeping House Devere 21 M Michigan Laborer Lulu 16 F Michigan At school Fred 14 M Michigan At school Burlington Postal Records, 1871, from Longmont Heritage, Summer 1989 22 May 1871 I.C. Bassett, Burlington Payee: Mrs. I.C. Bassett, Three Rivers, MI 19 Jun 1871 I.C. Bassett, Burlington Payee: S.B. Bassett, Three Rivers, MI | Bassett, Isaac Chauncey (I03341)
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| 7822 | 1860 Federal Census of Lodi, Washtenaw County, Michigan (18 Aug 1860) Sereno Bassett 26 M New York Farm laborer 2000 500 Lucy 23 F New York Mary More 6 F Michigan Emmett C. Bassett 1 M Michigan 1880 Federal Census of Lodi, Washtenaw County, Michigan Sereno Bassett 45 M CT CT NY Head Farmer Lucy 42 F NY NY NY Wife Keeping House Frederick 19 M MI CT NY Son Works on Farm Frank 16 M MI CT NY Son Works on Farm Charles 14 M MI CT NY Son Works on Farm Marritt 11 M MI CT NY Son Works on Farm Elmer 7 M MI CT NY Son Mary Moore 25 F MI NY NY Other At Home History of Washtenaw County, Michigan (1881) Sereno Bassett, farmer, sec. 24, Lodi tp. was born in Onondaga Co., N.Y., Nov. 17, 1833, and is a son of Ira and Marcena (Hunt) Bassett, natives of New York. In 1838 Mr. B. came with his parents to this county, where he was reared and educated. Dec. 3, 1857, he married Lucy Fish, born in Onondaga Co., N.Y., Aug. 19, 1836, and daughter of Charles and Lorinda (Bliss) Fis their 7 children, 6 are living - Emmett, Frederick, Frank, Charles, Merritt and Elmer. Ira is deceased. Mr. Bassett is engaged in farming a piece of 185 acres of richly cultivated land. He is of English ancestry, and votes with the Republican party. | Bassett, Sereno Buell (I08969)
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| 7823 | 1860 Federal Census of Logan County, Kentucky W.N. Scarbrough - 26 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 250 100 Charlotte - 20 - F - Kentucky - Servant ???? - 1/12 - F - Kentucky 1880 Federal Census of Logan County, Kentucky Wm. N. Scarbrough - 48 - M - KY------ - Head - Farmer Sharlet - 41 - F - KY-KY-KY - Wife - Keeping House Nancy E. - 20 - F - KY-KY-KY - Daughter - At Home William D. - 16 - M - KY-KY-KY - Son - Works on Farm James H. - 11 - M - KY-KY-KY - Son - Spinal affection John E. - 9 - M - KY-KY-KY - Son George - 6 - M - KY-KY-KY - Son | Scarbrough, William N. (I1882)
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| 7824 | 1860 Federal Census of Logan County, Kentucky W.N. Scarbrough - 26 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 250 100 Charlotte - 20 - F - Kentucky - Servant ???? - 1/12 - F - Kentucky 1880 Federal Census of Logan County, Kentucky Wm. N. Scarbrough - 48 - M - KY------ - Head - Farmer Sharlet - 41 - F - KY-KY-KY - Wife - Keeping House Nancy E. - 20 - F - KY-KY-KY - Daughter - At Home William D. - 16 - M - KY-KY-KY - Son - Works on Farm James H. - 11 - M - KY-KY-KY - Son - Spinal affection John E. - 9 - M - KY-KY-KY - Son George - 6 - M - KY-KY-KY - Son | Scarbrough, Nancy E. (I1885)
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| 7825 | 1860 Federal Census of Lukin, Lawrence County, Illinois Henry Bass - 28 - Male - Illinois - Farmer 1200 Martha - 24 - Female - Ohio William - 7 - Male - Illinois Mary - 5 - Female - Illinois Marium - 4 - Female - Illinois John - 2 - Male - Illinois George - 8/12 - Male - Illinois 1870 Federal Census of Lukin, Lawrence County, Illinois Henry Bass - 38 - Male - Illinois - Farmer 1600 450 Louisa - 29 - Female - Illinois William - 17 - Male - Illinois Mary - 15 - Female - Illinois Marium - 13 - Female - Illinois John - 12 - Male - Illinois Martha - 9 - Female - Illinois Lucy - 8 - Female - Illinois Moses - 4 - Male - Illinois | Bass, William Asbury (I175)
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| 7826 | 1860 Federal Census of Lukin, Lawrence County, Illinois Henry Bass - 28 - Male - Illinois - Farmer 1200 Martha - 24 - Female - Ohio William - 7 - Male - Illinois Mary - 5 - Female - Illinois Marium - 4 - Female - Illinois John - 2 - Male - Illinois George - 8/12 - Male - Illinois 1870 Federal Census of Lukin, Lawrence County, Illinois Henry Bass - 38 - Male - Illinois - Farmer 1600 450 Louisa - 29 - Female - Illinois William - 17 - Male - Illinois Mary - 15 - Female - Illinois Marium - 13 - Female - Illinois John - 12 - Male - Illinois Martha - 9 - Female - Illinois Lucy - 8 - Female - Illinois Moses - 4 - Male - Illinois | Bass, John Dolorn (I176)
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| 7827 | 1860 Federal Census of Lukin, Lawrence County, Illinois Henry Bass - 28 - Male - Illinois - Farmer 1200 Martha - 24 - Female - Ohio William - 7 - Male - Illinois Mary - 5 - Female - Illinois Marium - 4 - Female - Illinois John - 2 - Male - Illinois George - 8/12 - Male - Illinois 1870 Federal Census of Lukin, Lawrence County, Illinois Henry Bass - 38 - Male - Illinois - Farmer 1600 450 Louisa - 29 - Female - Illinois William - 17 - Male - Illinois Mary - 15 - Female - Illinois Marium - 13 - Female - Illinois John - 12 - Male - Illinois Martha - 9 - Female - Illinois Lucy - 8 - Female - Illinois Moses - 4 - Male - Illinois | Bass, Mary Elizabeth (I177)
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| 7828 | 1860 Federal Census of Lukin, Lawrence County, Illinois Henry Bass - 28 - Male - Illinois - Farmer 1200 Martha - 24 - Female - Ohio William - 7 - Male - Illinois Mary - 5 - Female - Illinois Marium - 4 - Female - Illinois John - 2 - Male - Illinois George - 8/12 - Male - Illinois 1870 Federal Census of Lukin, Lawrence County, Illinois Henry Bass - 38 - Male - Illinois - Farmer 1600 450 Louisa - 29 - Female - Illinois William - 17 - Male - Illinois Mary - 15 - Female - Illinois Marium - 13 - Female - Illinois John - 12 - Male - Illinois Martha - 9 - Female - Illinois Lucy - 8 - Female - Illinois Moses - 4 - Male - Illinois | Bass, Marium (I180)
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| 7829 | 1860 Federal Census of Lukin, Lawrence County, Illinois Henry Bass - 28 - Male - Illinois - Farmer 1200 Martha - 24 - Female - Ohio William - 7 - Male - Illinois Mary - 5 - Female - Illinois Marium - 4 - Female - Illinois John - 2 - Male - Illinois George - 8/12 - Male - Illinois 1870 Federal Census of Lukin, Lawrence County, Illinois Henry Bass - 38 - Male - Illinois - Farmer 1600 450 Louisa - 29 - Female - Illinois William - 17 - Male - Illinois Mary - 15 - Female - Illinois Marium - 13 - Female - Illinois John - 12 - Male - Illinois Martha - 9 - Female - Illinois Lucy - 8 - Female - Illinois Moses - 4 - Male - Illinois | Bass, William Asbury (I36267)
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| 7830 | 1860 Federal Census of Lukin, Lawrence County, Illinois Henry Bass - 28 - Male - Illinois - Farmer 1200 Martha - 24 - Female - Ohio William - 7 - Male - Illinois Mary - 5 - Female - Illinois Marium - 4 - Female - Illinois John - 2 - Male - Illinois George - 8/12 - Male - Illinois 1870 Federal Census of Lukin, Lawrence County, Illinois Henry Bass - 38 - Male - Illinois - Farmer 1600 450 Louisa - 29 - Female - Illinois William - 17 - Male - Illinois Mary - 15 - Female - Illinois Marium - 13 - Female - Illinois John - 12 - Male - Illinois Martha - 9 - Female - Illinois Lucy - 8 - Female - Illinois Moses - 4 - Male - Illinois | Bass, John Dolorn (I36268)
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| 7831 | 1860 Federal Census of Lukin, Lawrence County, Illinois Henry Bass - 28 - Male - Illinois - Farmer 1200 Martha - 24 - Female - Ohio William - 7 - Male - Illinois Mary - 5 - Female - Illinois Marium - 4 - Female - Illinois John - 2 - Male - Illinois George - 8/12 - Male - Illinois 1870 Federal Census of Lukin, Lawrence County, Illinois Henry Bass - 38 - Male - Illinois - Farmer 1600 450 Louisa - 29 - Female - Illinois William - 17 - Male - Illinois Mary - 15 - Female - Illinois Marium - 13 - Female - Illinois John - 12 - Male - Illinois Martha - 9 - Female - Illinois Lucy - 8 - Female - Illinois Moses - 4 - Male - Illinois | Bass, Mary Elizabeth (I36269)
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| 7832 | 1860 Federal Census of Lukin, Lawrence County, Illinois Henry Bass - 28 - Male - Illinois - Farmer 1200 Martha - 24 - Female - Ohio William - 7 - Male - Illinois Mary - 5 - Female - Illinois Marium - 4 - Female - Illinois John - 2 - Male - Illinois George - 8/12 - Male - Illinois 1870 Federal Census of Lukin, Lawrence County, Illinois Henry Bass - 38 - Male - Illinois - Farmer 1600 450 Louisa - 29 - Female - Illinois William - 17 - Male - Illinois Mary - 15 - Female - Illinois Marium - 13 - Female - Illinois John - 12 - Male - Illinois Martha - 9 - Female - Illinois Lucy - 8 - Female - Illinois Moses - 4 - Male - Illinois | Bass, Marium (I36272)
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| 7833 | 1860 Federal Census of Lukin, Lawrence County, Illinois Henry Bass - 28 - Male - Illinois - Farmer 1200 Martha - 24 - Female - Ohio William - 7 - Male - Illinois Mary - 5 - Female - Illinois Marium - 4 - Female - Illinois John - 2 - Male - Illinois George - 8/12 - Male - Illinois | Bass, George (I181)
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| 7834 | 1860 Federal Census of Lukin, Lawrence County, Illinois Henry Bass - 28 - Male - Illinois - Farmer 1200 Martha - 24 - Female - Ohio William - 7 - Male - Illinois Mary - 5 - Female - Illinois Marium - 4 - Female - Illinois John - 2 - Male - Illinois George - 8/12 - Male - Illinois | Worstell, Martha A. (I36266)
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| 7835 | 1860 Federal Census of Lukin, Lawrence County, Illinois Henry Bass - 28 - Male - Illinois - Farmer 1200 Martha - 24 - Female - Ohio William - 7 - Male - Illinois Mary - 5 - Female - Illinois Marium - 4 - Female - Illinois John - 2 - Male - Illinois George - 8/12 - Male - Illinois | Bass, George (I36273)
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| 7836 | 1860 Federal Census of Lumberton, Robeson County, NC (28 Jul 1860) Ervin Bass 29 M North Carolina Day Lab Martha 25 F North Carolina Murphy 6 M North Carolina Francis L. 5 M North Carolina | Bass, Ervin (I52380)
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| 7837 | 1860 Federal Census of Lumberton, Robeson County, NC (31 Jul 1860) Jerey Bass 30 M North Carolina Day Laborer -- 75 Molsey 26 F North Carolina Andrew 6 M North Carolina Harriet 5 F North Carolina Oliver 3 M North Carolina Travis 6/12 M North Carolina Living next door 1860 Federal Census of Lumberton, Robeson County, NC (31 Jul 1860) Lemons? Bass 21 M North Carolina Day laborer -- 15 Charlotte 30 F North Carolina Living nearby 1860 Federal Census of Lumberton, Robeson County, NC (31 Jul 1860) Elijah Bass Mu 36 M North Carolina Day laborer Martha Mu 22 F North Carolina Elizabeth Mu 1 F North Carolina | Bass, Archibald Jerry (I51375)
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| 7838 | 1860 Federal Census of Lumberton, Robeson County, North Caroliina (July 21, 1860) Enoch Bass - 25 - Male - North Carolina --- 25 Letishia - 30 - Female - North Carolina Scott Lewis - 13 - Male - North Carolina Seaborn - 10 - Male - North Carolina Joel - 8 - Male - North Carolina Essy J. - 2 - Female - North Carolina | Lewis, Leticia (I13)
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| 7839 | 1860 Federal Census of Lumberton, Robeson County, North Caroliina (July 21, 1860) Enoch Bass - 25 - Male - North Carolina --- 25 Letishia - 30 - Female - North Carolina Scott Lewis - 13 - Male - North Carolina Seaborn - 10 - Male - North Carolina Joel - 8 - Male - North Carolina Essy J. - 2 - Female - North Carolina | Bass, Henry Scott Lewis (I14)
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| 7840 | 1860 Federal Census of Lumberton, Robeson County, North Caroliina (July 21, 1860) Enoch Bass - 25 - Male - North Carolina --- 25 Letishia - 30 - Female - North Carolina Scott Lewis - 13 - Male - North Carolina Seaborn - 10 - Male - North Carolina Joel - 8 - Male - North Carolina Essy J. - 2 - Female - North Carolina | Bass, Seaborn (I15)
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| 7841 | 1860 Federal Census of Lumberton, Robeson County, North Caroliina (July 21, 1860) Enoch Bass - 25 - Male - North Carolina --- 25 Letishia - 30 - Female - North Carolina Scott Lewis - 13 - Male - North Carolina Seaborn - 10 - Male - North Carolina Joel - 8 - Male - North Carolina Essy J. - 2 - Female - North Carolina | Bass, Joseph Joel Sr. (I17)
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| 7842 | 1860 Federal Census of Lumberton, Robeson County, North Caroliina (July 21, 1860) Enoch Bass - 25 - Male - North Carolina --- 25 Letishia - 30 - Female - North Carolina Scott Lewis - 13 - Male - North Carolina Seaborn - 10 - Male - North Carolina Joel - 8 - Male - North Carolina Essy J. - 2 - Female - North Carolina | Bass, Appie Jane (Essy) (I18)
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| 7843 | 1860 Federal Census of Lyons Township, Clinton County, Iowa (9 Aug 1860) Henry Bassett - 43 - M - Connecticut - Justice of the Peace 1200 300 Sarah M. - 31 - F - New York Charles - 8 - M - Michigan Lucy Lockwood - 18 - F - Michigan 1880 Federal Census of Sterling, McComb County, Michigan Albert Lawson - 55 - M - NY-NY-NY - Head - Farmer Lucy - 43 - F - MI-NY-NY - Wife - Keeping House Harry Bassett - 20 - M - IA-CT-NY - Nephew - Farm Laborer Chauncy Bassett - 14 - M - MI-CT-NY - Nephew - At School Steven Lockwood - 84 - M - CT-CT-CT - FatherL - Boarding | Lockwood, Lucy (I1781)
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| 7844 | 1860 Federal Census of Madison County, Mississippi Edwin Bass 62 M North Carolina Planter 18,000 40,372 Bettie 24 F North Carolina William T. Hughes 23 M North Carolina Overseer | Bass, Edwin (I34526)
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| 7845 | 1860 Federal Census of Madison, Madison County, New York (24 Aug 1860) Joseph Bassett - 32 - M - England - Farm laborer 400 Jane E. - 24 - F - England Sarah E. - 5 - F - New York William B. - 3 - M - New York Joseph H. - 1 - M - New York 1870 Federal Census of Sangerfield, Oneida County, New York (2 Aug 1870) Joseph Bassett - 42 - M - England - Teamster --- 350 Jane - 34 - F - England - Keeping House Sarah - 14 - F - New York William - 12 - M - New York - Farm laborer Henry - 11 - M - New York - Farm laborer Emily - 9 - F - New York - At School John - 7 - M - New York - At School 1880 Federal Census of Hamilton, Madison County, New York (2 Jun 1880) Joseph Bassett - 51 - M - EN-EN-EN - Head - Laborer Jennie - 44 - F - EN-EN-EN - Wife - House Keeper Charlie - 9 - M - NY-EN-EN - Son | Jane E. (I16)
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| 7846 | 1860 Federal Census of Madison, Madison County, New York (24 Aug 1860) Joseph Bassett - 32 - M - England - Farm laborer 400 Jane E. - 24 - F - England Sarah E. - 5 - F - New York William B. - 3 - M - New York Joseph H. - 1 - M - New York 1870 Federal Census of Sangerfield, Oneida County, New York (2 Aug 1870) Joseph Bassett - 42 - M - England - Teamster --- 350 Jane - 34 - F - England - Keeping House Sarah - 14 - F - New York William - 12 - M - New York - Farm laborer Henry - 11 - M - New York - Farm laborer Emily - 9 - F - New York - At School John - 7 - M - New York - At School | Bassett, Sarah E. (I24)
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| 7847 | 1860 Federal Census of Madison, Madison County, New York (24 Aug 1860) Joseph Bassett - 32 - M - England - Farm laborer 400 Jane E. - 24 - F - England Sarah E. - 5 - F - New York William B. - 3 - M - New York Joseph H. - 1 - M - New York 1870 Federal Census of Sangerfield, Oneida County, New York (2 Aug 1870) Joseph Bassett - 42 - M - England - Teamster --- 350 Jane - 34 - F - England - Keeping House Sarah - 14 - F - New York William - 12 - M - New York - Farm laborer Henry - 11 - M - New York - Farm laborer Emily - 9 - F - New York - At School John - 7 - M - New York - At School | Bassett, Joseph Henry (I27)
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| 7848 | 1860 Federal Census of Madisonville, Hopkins County, Kentucky (14 Jul 1860) Amos Bassett - 44 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 4,000 2,000 Lucy W. - 36 - F - Kentucky Lucien - 18 - M - Kentucky - Farm Laborer George - 16 - M - Kentucky - Farm Laborer Wm. - 14 - M - Kentucky Mary - 12 - F - Kentucky Elijah - 8 - M - Kentucky Samuel - 2 - M - Kentucky Clarence Nasher - 2 - M - Kentucky 1870 Federal Census of Madisonville, Hopkins County, Kentucky (1 Jul 1870) Amos Bassett - 54 - M - Kentucky Lucy - 46 - Kentucky - Keeping House Lucian - 27 - M - Kentucky - Works in Tobacco factory George - 24 - M - Kentucky - Laborer on farm Mary R. - 19 - F - Kentucky Elijah - 17 - M - Kentucky - Works on farm Samuel - 12 - M - Kentucky - Works on farm Sallie J. - 9 - F - Kentucky Fannie W. - 7 - F - Kentucky John - 5 - M - Kentucky Jessie - 1 - F - Kentucky Affie Bryant - B - 47 - F - Kentucky - Cook & Washer Nicholas - B - 12 - M - Kentucky - Works on farm 1880 Federal Census of Courth House, Hopkins County, Kentucky Amos Bassett - 64 - M - KY-VA-KY - Head - Farmer Lucy W. - 57 - F - KY-SC-VA - Wife - Housekeeper Lucien - 37 - M - KY-KY-KY - Son - Tobacco Dealer George - 34 - M - KY-KY-KY - Son - Farmer Samuel - 22 - M - KY-KY-KY - Son - Farmer Jennie - 19 - F - KY-KY-KY - Daughter - Housekeeper Fannie - 16 - F - KY-KY-KY - Daughter - Housekeeper John - 15 - M - KY-KY-KY - Son - Farm Hand Hopkins County, Kentucky Volume I - 1988 Bassett The Bassett family was a prominent family in Kentucky having lived here for many years, since the great grandparents of Amos Bassett came in the early 1800's. Amos (1815-1899), the second son of Captain John Stout Bassett, served as Deputy Sheriff of Bracken County before coming to Hopkins County in 1841. He married Lucy Waller Nesbit on Sept. 20, 1842. They had eleven children: Lucien, George, William (Bud), Mark K., Elijah, Laura, Samuel, Jenny, Fannie, John and Jessie. (I) Lucien married Agnes Pritchett and his children were: James, Alvin Gordon and Mary Lee Bassett. (II) George (1846-1914) was unmarried. George, William and Elijah owned a livery stable and saw mill in Hopkins Co. George had a contract to do the first paving of Madisonville streets. (III) William (Bud), farmer and sawmill owner, married Josie Fugate. Their children were: Hirom, Lucy, Lizzie, Sammie, Cordie and Nina (1) Hirom married Ella Wilson and they had three children: (1a) Mary Ruth who married B.L. Hobgood, parents of Byron Lee Hobgood, Attorney, and Carolyn Williams (deceased). (1b) Hiram Jr., who married Mary Etta Beeny, parents of Michael and Beverly Bassett. (2) Lucy, unmarried, reared the family of her sister, Sammie Bassett Tapp (deceased). (3) Lizzie (1894-1910). (4) Sammie married Willis J. Tapp and their children were: (4a) W.R. (Bob) Tapp (deceased) married Mary Eleanor Huston. (4b) Josephine Tapp married Samuel James Baker (deceased). They had one daughter (deceased). (4c) Margaret Tapp married Hugh Davis Noe and had two children, Sarah Noe Davis and Sam Noe. (5) Cordie married James Rich. (6) Nina married Hal Jackson Tapp and their children were: (6a) Lucy Bassett Tapp married Walter C. Hopkins - children Thomas W. Hopkins, Louisville, KY, and Peggy Hopkins Landini, Washington, D.C. (6b) Betsy Tapp of Louisville, KY. (IV) Mary K. married Dr. Mandely Winstead and their children were: Kate and Amos. (V) Elijah married Mrs. Cordie Rover and at her death married Margaret Bull. (VI) Laura (1855-1858). (VII) Samuel married Mary Jones and had one child, Elizabeth, who married Fred Earhart whose children were: Ann Earhart and Charles Earhart. (VIII) Jenny married Yateman Johnson and had two children: (1) Lucien married Myrtle Tucker and had four children - Sarah Alice, Ray, Frank and Roy. (2) Lucy married R.L. Ferguson. (IX) Fannie married Ed Kirkwood and had three children: (1) George Bassett Kirkwood (married). (2) Willis Kirkwood. (3) Nan Kirkwood married Mr. Beard and at his death Mr. Shaw. One daughter, Frances, now deceased. (X) John married Sally Morgan and their children were: (1) Fannie Waller married Lana Graham. (2) Mildred married Strother Branson. (3) Mary Ellen married Robert Nixon. (4) Elijah married Ruth Crick. (5) Sarah married Mr. Wilkerson. (XI) Jessie married Alvin Sisk and had six children: (1) Samuel Bassett Sisk, (2) Bart Sisk, (3) Hanson Sisk, (4) Alvin Sisk, Jr., married Grace Jones, (5) Jessie Sisk married Ferguson Brown and (6) Louise Sisk married Mr. Newkirk. Submitted by Margaret Tapp Noe and Lucy Tapp Hopkins. Hopkins County, Kentucky Volume I - 1988 John Stout Bassett Captain John Stout Bassett was born 22 Jun 1791 near Washington (formerly Bassett), PA, as his family migrated from Hunterdon County, New Jersey, to Kentucky. His parents were Amos and Susan Stout Bassett who were with General Symmes' party that came down the Ohio River to found Cincinnati. The Bassetts stopped at Limestone, now Maysville, and lived in Mason and Bracken Counties, KY. John served for 28 years as sheriff of Bracken County. In 1841 he and his family moved to Hopkins County where he bought a farm near Anton. On 24 Mar 1811 John Bassett married Jane Rogerson, daughter of William Rogerson, and they had eight children. They were Elijah, Amos, James, William P., Elizabeth, Susan, Emily and Jane Rogerson Bassett. Elijah is discussed in another article. William P. never married; Elizabeth married John Margness Pearl, Jr.; Susan married Lonny Niblick and Emily married William H. Hewlett. All four of these children died as young adults and are buried in the Bassett cemetery near Anton. Amos Bassett was born 15 Sep 1815 and married Lucy Waller Nesbit on 20 Sept. 1842. He had farms near Madisonville and members of this family have been prominent in Hopkins County since 1841. The children of Amos and Lucy were Lucien who married Agnes Prithcett, George never married, William "Bud" married Josei Fugate, Mary K. married Dr. Mandley B. Winstead, Elijah married Margaret Elizabeth Bull and then Mrs. Cordie rover, Laura A. died young, Samuel married Mary Jones, Jenny married Yateman Johnson, Fannie Waller married Ed Kirkwood, John married Sally Morgan and Jessie married Alvin D. Sisk. The Amos Bassett family owned a large tract of land in Madisonville called "Bassett Hill". It ran from Price Street east across what is now Highway 41 and contained two family-owned livery stables, a sawmill and a slaughter house. George Bassett had the first contract to pave streets in Madisonville. The residence of Byron Hobgood on Price Street is on the site of the home of his great-grandfather, William "Bud" Bassett. Byron is President and his uncle, Hiram Bassett, is Secretary-Treasurer of the Bassett-Anton Community Cemetery Association. James Bassett was the first of the family to come to West Kentucky. Soon after receiving his certificate to practice medicine in 1840, he rode westward to seek a location. He settled in Providence, then in Hopkins County. He married Frances America S. Given, daughter of Eleazer and Mary Eveline Savage Sittler Given. They had no children. Jane Rogerson Bassett was born 23 May 1828 and married Joe Smith Thomas on 7 Feb 1848. Their only daughter, Emma, married Henry Burle Williams and they had nine children. Jane and Joe Thomas lived in Hopkins County and are buried in the Bassett Cemetery near Anton. Submitted by Wm. Kerr Bassett | Bassett, Samuel (I529)
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| 7849 | 1860 Federal Census of Madisonville, Hopkins County, Kentucky (14 Jul 1860) Amos Bassett - 44 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 4,000 2,000 Lucy W. - 36 - F - Kentucky Lucien - 18 - M - Kentucky - Farm Laborer George - 16 - M - Kentucky - Farm Laborer Wm. - 14 - M - Kentucky Mary - 12 - F - Kentucky Elijah - 8 - M - Kentucky Samuel - 2 - M - Kentucky Clarence Nasher - 2 - M - Kentucky 1870 Federal Census of Madisonville, Hopkins County, Kentucky (1 Jul 1870) Amos Bassett - 54 - M - Kentucky Lucy - 46 - Kentucky - Keeping House Lucian - 27 - M - Kentucky - Works in Tobacco factory George - 24 - M - Kentucky - Laborer on farm Mary R. - 19 - F - Kentucky Elijah - 17 - M - Kentucky - Works on farm Samuel - 12 - M - Kentucky - Works on farm Sallie J. - 9 - F - Kentucky Fannie W. - 7 - F - Kentucky John - 5 - M - Kentucky Jessie - 1 - F - Kentucky Affie Bryant - B - 47 - F - Kentucky - Cook & Washer Nicholas - B - 12 - M - Kentucky - Works on farm Hopkins County, Kentucky Volume I - 1988 Bassett The Bassett family was a prominent family in Kentucky having lived here for many years, since the great grandparents of Amos Bassett came in the early 1800's. Amos (1815-1899), the second son of Captain John Stout Bassett, served as Deputy Sheriff of Bracken County before coming to Hopkins County in 1841. He married Lucy Waller Nesbit on Sept. 20, 1842. They had eleven children: Lucien, George, William (Bud), Mark K., Elijah, Laura, Samuel, Jenny, Fannie, John and Jessie. (I) Lucien married Agnes Pritchett and his children were: James, Alvin Gordon and Mary Lee Bassett. (II) George (1846-1914) was unmarried. George, William and Elijah owned a livery stable and saw mill in Hopkins Co. George had a contract to do the first paving of Madisonville streets. (III) William (Bud), farmer and sawmill owner, married Josie Fugate. Their children were: Hirom, Lucy, Lizzie, Sammie, Cordie and Nina (1) Hirom married Ella Wilson and they had three children: (1a) Mary Ruth who married B.L. Hobgood, parents of Byron Lee Hobgood, Attorney, and Carolyn Williams (deceased). (1b) Hiram Jr., who married Mary Etta Beeny, parents of Michael and Beverly Bassett. (2) Lucy, unmarried, reared the family of her sister, Sammie Bassett Tapp (deceased). (3) Lizzie (1894-1910). (4) Sammie married Willis J. Tapp and their children were: (4a) W.R. (Bob) Tapp (deceased) married Mary Eleanor Huston. (4b) Josephine Tapp married Samuel James Baker (deceased). They had one daughter (deceased). (4c) Margaret Tapp married Hugh Davis Noe and had two children, Sarah Noe Davis and Sam Noe. (5) Cordie married James Rich. (6) Nina married Hal Jackson Tapp and their children were: (6a) Lucy Bassett Tapp married Walter C. Hopkins - children Thomas W. Hopkins, Louisville, KY, and Peggy Hopkins Landini, Washington, D.C. (6b) Betsy Tapp of Louisville, KY. (IV) Mary K. married Dr. Mandely Winstead and their children were: Kate and Amos. (V) Elijah married Mrs. Cordie Rover and at her death married Margaret Bull. (VI) Laura (1855-1858). (VII) Samuel married Mary Jones and had one child, Elizabeth, who married Fred Earhart whose children were: Ann Earhart and Charles Earhart. (VIII) Jenny married Yateman Johnson and had two children: (1) Lucien married Myrtle Tucker and had four children - Sarah Alice, Ray, Frank and Roy. (2) Lucy married R.L. Ferguson. (IX) Fannie married Ed Kirkwood and had three children: (1) George Bassett Kirkwood (married). (2) Willis Kirkwood. (3) Nan Kirkwood married Mr. Beard and at his death Mr. Shaw. One daughter, Frances, now deceased. (X) John married Sally Morgan and their children were: (1) Fannie Waller married Lana Graham. (2) Mildred married Strother Branson. (3) Mary Ellen married Robert Nixon. (4) Elijah married Ruth Crick. (5) Sarah married Mr. Wilkerson. (XI) Jessie married Alvin Sisk and had six children: (1) Samuel Bassett Sisk, (2) Bart Sisk, (3) Hanson Sisk, (4) Alvin Sisk, Jr., married Grace Jones, (5) Jessie Sisk married Ferguson Brown and (6) Louise Sisk married Mr. Newkirk. Submitted by Margaret Tapp Noe and Lucy Tapp Hopkins. Hopkins County, Kentucky Volume I - 1988 John Stout Bassett Captain John Stout Bassett was born 22 Jun 1791 near Washington (formerly Bassett), PA, as his family migrated from Hunterdon County, New Jersey, to Kentucky. His parents were Amos and Susan Stout Bassett who were with General Symmes' party that came down the Ohio River to found Cincinnati. The Bassetts stopped at Limestone, now Maysville, and lived in Mason and Bracken Counties, KY. John served for 28 years as sheriff of Bracken County. In 1841 he and his family moved to Hopkins County where he bought a farm near Anton. On 24 Mar 1811 John Bassett married Jane Rogerson, daughter of William Rogerson, and they had eight children. They were Elijah, Amos, James, William P., Elizabeth, Susan, Emily and Jane Rogerson Bassett. Elijah is discussed in another article. William P. never married; Elizabeth married John Margness Pearl, Jr.; Susan married Lonny Niblick and Emily married William H. Hewlett. All four of these children died as young adults and are buried in the Bassett cemetery near Anton. Amos Bassett was born 15 Sep 1815 and married Lucy Waller Nesbit on 20 Sept. 1842. He had farms near Madisonville and members of this family have been prominent in Hopkins County since 1841. The children of Amos and Lucy were Lucien who married Agnes Prithcett, George never married, William "Bud" married Josei Fugate, Mary K. married Dr. Mandley B. Winstead, Elijah married Margaret Elizabeth Bull and then Mrs. Cordie rover, Laura A. died young, Samuel married Mary Jones, Jenny married Yateman Johnson, Fannie Waller married Ed Kirkwood, John married Sally Morgan and Jessie married Alvin D. Sisk. The Amos Bassett family owned a large tract of land in Madisonville called "Bassett Hill". It ran from Price Street east across what is now Highway 41 and contained two family-owned livery stables, a sawmill and a slaughter house. George Bassett had the first contract to pave streets in Madisonville. The residence of Byron Hobgood on Price Street is on the site of the home of his great-grandfather, William "Bud" Bassett. Byron is President and his uncle, Hiram Bassett, is Secretary-Treasurer of the Bassett-Anton Community Cemetery Association. James Bassett was the first of the family to come to West Kentucky. Soon after receiving his certificate to practice medicine in 1840, he rode westward to seek a location. He settled in Providence, then in Hopkins County. He married Frances America S. Given, daughter of Eleazer and Mary Eveline Savage Sittler Given. They had no children. Jane Rogerson Bassett was born 23 May 1828 and married Joe Smith Thomas on 7 Feb 1848. Their only daughter, Emma, married Henry Burle Williams and they had nine children. Jane and Joe Thomas lived in Hopkins County and are buried in the Bassett Cemetery near Anton. Submitted by Wm. Kerr Bassett | Bassett, Mary K. (I526)
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| 7850 | 1860 Federal Census of Madisonville, Hopkins County, Kentucky (4 Jun 1860) William Hulett - 38 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 1,000 1,000 Emily - 33 - F - Kentucky Jas. A. - 3 - M - Kentucky John B. - 1 - M - Kentucky John Bassett - 68 - M - New Jersey | Hewlett, William Allen (I497)
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