Bassett Family Association Database
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| 801 | 1850 Federal Census of Orange Township, Steuben County, New York Oliver Wooley 41 M New York Farmer Susannah 37 F New York Elizabeth 8 F New York Levi 3 M New York Delila 2 F New York 1855 State Census of Orange Township, Schuyler County, NY (11 Jun 1855) Oliver Woolley 45 M Otsego Farmer Susanna 42 F Otsego Wife Delila 7 F Steuben Child Elvira 1 M Steuben Child 1860 Federal Census of Eulalia Township, Potter County, PA Oliver Wooley 52 M New York Farm Laborer 250 200 Susannah 47 F New York Elizabeth 18 F New York Domestic Delilah 12 F New York Elvira 6 F New York | Bassett, Susan (I07593)
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| 802 | 1850 Federal Census of Pleasant Township, Johnson County, IN (23 Aug 1850) David G. Bass 41 M Kentucky Farmer Sally 36 F Kentucky Ruhama 16 F Indiana Nathan W. 15 M Indiana John J. 12 M Indiana Thomas J.M. 9 M Indiana Analiza 7 F Indiana Allen J. 5 M Indiana Nancy M. 3 F Indiana James 1 M Indiana Ruhama 72 F New Jersey | Bass, David G. (I35291)
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| 803 | 1850 Federal Census of South Side Neuse, Wayne County, NC (29 Jul 1850) William Bass 60 M North Carolina Farmer 3600 1860 Federal Census of Cross Roads, Wayne County, NC (25 Jun 1860) William Bass 70 M North Carolina Farmer 2000 3000 Nancy 37 F North Carolina 1870 Federal Census of Brogden Township, Wayne County, NC (1 Jun 1870) William Bass 80 M North Carolina Farmer 2000 600 Nancy 38 F North Carolina K House D.W. Brogden 8 M North Carolina At home D 6 M North Carolina | Bass, William (I5725)
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| 804 | 1850 Federal Census of Southern Division, Dinwiddie County, VA (9 Aug 1850) Henry Bourdon 50 M Virginia Farmer 960 Arianna M. 47 F Virginia Adrian N. 25 M Virginia None John C. 23 M Virginia None Jane N. 20 F Virginia Charles J. 30 M Virginia Physician Joseph H. 17 M Virginia None Thomas C. 7 M Virginia | Bass, Ariana Agnes Poythress (I47259)
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| 805 | 1850 Federal Census of Southern Division, Dinwiddie County, VA (9 Aug 1850) Henry Bourdon 50 M Virginia Farmer 960 Arianna M. 47 F Virginia Adrian N. 25 M Virginia None John C. 23 M Virginia None Jane N. 20 F Virginia Charles J. 30 M Virginia Physician Joseph H. 17 M Virginia None Thomas C. 7 M Virginia Living next door 1850 Federal Census of Southern Division, Dinwiddie County, VA (9 Aug 1850) Jane Bass 77 F Virginia Elizabeth B. 58 F Virginia BASS BIBLE Marriages Joseph Bass & Mary daughter of George Robertson married June 30th 1787 David Wills was married to Ariana M. Bass the 12th day of October 1808 Births and Deaths Mary Rebecca Bass daughter of Joseph & Mary Bass was born April 12th 1788 departed this life September 2d 1788 Ariana Michal Bass daughter of Joseph & Mary Bass was born May 6th, 1790 Lucy Epes Wells daughter of David & Ariana M. Wells born July 18th 1809 departed this August 7th 1819 William Taylor Wells son of David & Ariana M. Wells departed this life June 14th 1820 aged 5 years Find-A-Grave Obituary Elizabeth Bolling Bass DIED. On the evening of the 19th inst., Miss Elizabeth Bolling Bass, of a lingering illness, at the residence of her sister, Mrs. Agnes P. Bourdon, in Dinwiddie county, Virginia. The deceased was born July 8, 1792 in Chesterfield county, Virginia and was raised in that place until her removal to Dinwiddie in 1807, where she remained until her death. She was the daughter of the late Joseph Bass who bore an active and honorable part in the struggles for American Liberty. Her dissolution occurred on the anniversary of that of her eldest sister, Mrs. Ariana M. Wells, of East Tennessee. For months she had steadily declined and her debility was great. She knew the end was near and having expressed her confident hope in a blessed immortality, bid a final farewell, and breathed her last. Pension Application of Joseph Bass W5765 Transcribed and annotated by C. Leon Harris State of Virginia } Ss: County of Dinwiddie } On this 17th day of Sept?r 1832, personally appeared in open court, before the Justices of the County Court of Dinwiddie, now sitting, Joseph Bass, a resident of the County and State aforesaid, aged 72, the 30th day of November last, who being first duly sworn according to law, doth on his oath, make the following declaration, in order to obtain the benefit of the act of Congress, passed June 7th 1832. That he entered the service of the United States under the following officers, and served as herein stated, towit: 1. That early, he thinks it was in the year 1780, he was called into the militia service from the County of Chesterfield, where he then resided, and continued to reside until long after the war, as a private in a company which had volunteered, & marched under Capt. Ezekiel Dance, first to Broadway where the troops with whom he acted were stationed for some time; ? subsequently to Randolph?s Mill, on Swift Creek between Petersburg and Richmond; and after occupying that position for a short time to Proctors Creek, near Osborne?s town on James River, where they remained until about the time of the expiration of their three months tour of duty, when they were marched up to Manchester, & on its full completion, discharged. That during this tour, (having been appointed to it immediately on going into service) he acted as Quarter Master Sergeant, and was attached to the command of Colo. James Monroe who was subsequently Governor of Virginia, & President of the U. States. 2. That, soon after, he was called out by draft, according to the regular rotine[?] of numbers [see endnote], and served in the militia company from Chesterfield commanded by Capt. James Elam who was stationed part of the three months which the company served at Chesterfield Court House ? part, at Falling Creek ? and part in Manchester ? positions in Chesterfield County, which intervenes between Petersburg & Richmond; and as the British were in James River, & occasionally running up and down it, the militia were often moved backwards and forwards, as the enemy by his movements seemed to indicate an approach to the one or the other of those towns ? and it often happened that when the militia were discharged, that within a few days it became necessary, or was supposed so to call them out again. That he once had a written memorandum of the precise dates ? stations ? &c of his different tours of service, but that this has long been lost or destroyed, in moving or otherwise, and after more than fifty years, & without any precise object for periodical refreshment of his memory, having not expected ever to receive any pecuniary compensation for his then services, he now finds himself entirely unable to recur to particular dates ? or even to remember the different officers who were out with him, so as to distinguish between the different tours, with the exception of those whom he enumerates. That on the second tour, as on the former, the company was attached to the command of Colo. Monroe, and he again acted in the capacity of Quarter Master Sergeant. He recollects in discharge of that duty, often to have given $100 in the paper currency of that day for a bottle of milk for the officers. 3. That soon after this he received the commission of Ensign in the Militia [see endnote], and served two other tours of three months each as such, as will presently be more particularly stated. In reply to the question he states that he retains now no recollection by whom his commission was signed ? that it was like other commissions of the day, but he has not seen it in many years ? never expecting to have further use for it, it was not very carefully preserved, & as he cannot now find it, presumes it to have been lost with the other papers alluded to. That the third tour he was called out as Ensign under Capt. Sam?l. Goode [Samuel Goode] from Chesterfield, with a company of Light horse, which marched first to Cabin Point [in Surry County], was stationed there and in the neighbourhood of Smithfield until the expiration of the period for which they were called out. 4. That the forth and last tour which he served was as Ensign, under Capt. George Markam [sic: George Markham] of Chesterfield, that the company marched first to Cabin Point on James River, and thence up to Broadway where the company was at the time that the British with Phillips and Arnold came to Petersburg [ Generals William Phillips and Benedict Arnold, April 1781] & burnt so much of it ? on intelligence of their approach the company marched rapidly up on the north side of the Appomatox [sic: Appomattox River] toward Petersburg, & got to Baker?s hill on the Chesterfield side, in sight of the town just in time to meet the Va. militia retreating from there [from the Battle of Blandford Hill, 25 Apr], with whom they proceeded on the route to Richmond, to Randolph?s Mill, whence after a halt of two, or three days ? they marched to Chesterfield Court House before it was burnt [27 Apr]. That while there, some scouts sent out to discover the movements of the enemy, & ascertain if they were approaching in that direction, met three British soldiers & supposing them to be the advance of a considerable force, gave the alarm, and the militia retired from the Ct. House to Falling Creek Church, & he is mortified to say the three British soldiers came & burned the Court house without resistance. About that time also Richmond was burned. From the church the troops marched to the Meadow Bridges ? thence to Colo. Byrd?s ferry in Charles City, on James River ? thence to McKey?s Mills [Mackey?s or Mackie?s Mill below Smithfield] where he saw Baron Steuben, who was in command in that neighbourhood ? thence to Cabin Point ? thence to the Brick Church in Blandford about the time that their tour of duty terminated, and, the second day after Lord Cornwallis surrendered at York [19 Oct 1781], the news of that event reached the militia at the old Church and they were discharged. He states that he never received any written discharge that he recollects during the service, but that the companies were always verbally dismissed by the Captain, and that he has no documentary evidence whatever of his service. That every officer with whom he served he believes is dead ? & that he knows of no person in his old neighbourhood and County, Chesterfield, now alive who served with him, but he has understood that Ezekiel Perkinson [pension application W5506] of that County, knows of his having been in the service. He recollects that Capt. Creed Haskins of Chesterfield commanded a company, about the same time that he was out, But that he also has long since died. That he was born in Chesterfield & resided there until the year 1807 in which he removed to this County, Dinwiddie, where he has ever since resided. That he never saw any record of his age, but from the most satisfactory tradition does not doubt it is as above stated. That it would be very difficult for him at his age & in his circumstances to ascertain & bring individuals from Chesterfield here to depose as to the traditionary belief of his services, but that he can most confidently appeal to most ? perhaps all, of those who have ever known him, in either County, as to the fact of its always having been understood ? reported ? & believed that he rendered the services above detailed ? & this of course long before any motive could have existed for the representation, had it not been true. He the said Joseph Bass hereby relinquishes every claim whatever, to a pension, or annuity, except the present, & declares that his name, is not on the pension roll of the agency of any state whatever. Sworn to and subscribed the day & year aforesaid. [signed] Joseph Bass I Peter Eppes [pension application S8424] a resident of Dinwiddie County & a Captain in the Militia of Va. in the year 1781 do hereby certify that I am well acquainted with the applicant Joseph Bass & have known him a great many years ? & that when I commanded a company of militia from Dinwiddie Cty. the said Bass was in service in a company from Chesterfield at various positions below Petersburg ? & we joined the army of Lafayette at Richmond & marched down to Wilton on James River. That he has no personal knowledge of the performance of the other services stated by the applicant but has no doubt they were faithfully rendered as he states. Sworn & subscribed to the day & year aforesaid [signed] Peter Eppes State of Virginia, Dinwiddie County towit ? Personally appeared before me the undersigned, a Justice of the peace for the said County on this [20 ] day of May 1833 Joseph Bass, who being duly sworn deposes that by reason of age, and the th consequent loss of memory he cannot swear positively as to the precise length of his service, but that according to the best of his recollection he served not less than the periods mentioned below, & in the following grades; For six months as Quarter Master Sergeant, and for six months as Ensign, for which service he claims his pension. He states that there does not reside in his neighbourhood any clergyman who knows any thing of his services, or as far as he can learn any in the county who has had an opportunity to hear of them. He states that, for the reason aforesaid he cannot now state further than he has already done the names of any of the regular officers, or what Continental, or other Militia Regiments, were in service at the same time and with him: ? nor is he able to procure the evidence of any living witness to his services. He refers to Joel Manlove & Thomas F Scott persons resident in his present neighbourhood who can testify as to his character for veracity and their belief of his services as a soldier of the revolution. Sworn to & subscribed this day above written. [signed] Joseph Bass Dinwiddie C?y Oct?r 14th 1833. The undersigned, though he knows that during six months of his service, he acted as Ensign, has no distinct recollection of any commission having been rec?d. by him as such ? and as he finds himself entirely unable to adduce evidence of his having served in that grades, he hereby relinquishes any claim for compensation as Ensign for any portion of time, and prays to be allowed the pension to which he would be entitled as a private had his services during all the time been rendered in the ranks. [signed] Joseph Bass NOTES: County militias were divided into numbered classes, with each class selected for service in turns. According to county records abstracted in J. T. McAllister?s Virginia Militia in the Revolutionary War, Joseph Bass was appointed Ensign by the county court of Chesterfield on 6 Apr. 1781 in the company of Capt. Benjamin Branch. In order to be official, a commission by the Governor would have been required. On 6 April 1844 Jenny Bass, 71, applied for a pension stating that she married Joseph Bass in Chesterfield County on 5 Dec 1790, and he died 13 March 1844. Her brother, Joel Manlove, about 57, certified the marriage. The file includes a copy of the return of Rev. Needler Robinson of Dale Parish stating that he married Joseph Bass and Jenny Manlove. A document in the file states that she died on 17 Jan 1852. | Bass, Joseph (I46977)
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| 806 | 1850 Federal Census of Washington Township, Darke County, Ohio (27 Nov 1850) William R. Bass Mu 31 M South Carolina Farmer 200 Druzilla Mu 22 M Ohio Elizabeth Mu 1 F Ohio | Bass, William Riley (I1)
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| 807 | 1850 Federal Census of Wilson County, Tennessee (31 Aug 1850) Solomon Bass 43 M Tennessee Farmer 3300 Elizabeth 39 F North Carolina William B. 19 M Tennessee Harriet O. 17 F Tennessee Frances D. 16 F Tennessee James O. 14 M Tennessee Leon J. 10 M Tennessee Alexander 7 M Tennessee Marion 4 M Tennessee Hetty Ann 1 F Tennessee 1860 Federal Census of District 2, Wilson County, TN (13 Jun 1860) Solomon Bass 54 M Tennessee Farmer 10170 19380 Elizabeth 50 F North Carolina Francis D. 25 M Tennessee James O. 22 M Tennessee Sion T. 19 M Tennessee Amanda W. 17 F Tennessee Marion B. 14 M Tennessee Betty Jane 11 F Tennessee | Bass, Solomon (I47497)
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| 808 | 1851 British Census of Lancashire, England George Bass 28 M Head Livesey, Lancashire Cotton Spinner Ellen 33 F Wife Blackburn, Lancashire Joseph 7 M Son Blackburn, Lancashire Scholar Margaret 1 F Daughter Blackburn, Lancashire (living next to an Ainsworth family) 1861 British Census of Livesey, Lancashire, England George Bass (Wd) 38 Head Livesey, Lancashire Cotton Spinner Alice 66 Mother Livesey, Lancashire Joseph 17 Son Blackburn, Lancashire Cotton Weaver Margret 11 Daughter Blackburn, Lancashire Cotton Weaver Annas 9 Daughter Blackburn, Lancashire Edward 6 Son Blackburn, Lancashire 1880 Federal Census of Willimantic, Windham County, CT (18 Jun 1880) George Bass 52 M EN EN EN head Works in Cotton Mill Catherine 43 F EN EN EN Wife Works in Cotton Mill Edward 23 M EN EN EN Son Works in Cotton Mill 1900 Federal Census of Windham, Windham County, CT (6 Jun 1900) George Bass 80 M Jun 1819 EN EN EN Head Farmer Catherine 70 F Feb 1830 EN EN EN Wife Edward 40 M Mar 1860 EN EN EN Head Farmer Mary 40 F Dec 1859 EN EN EN Wife Mary C. 12 F Dec 1887 CT EN EN Daughter At school George R. 8 M Feb 1892 CT EN EN Son At school Edward J. 4 M Oct 1895 CT EN EN Son (George and Catherine married 25 years, no children) (Edward and Mary married 13 years, 5 children, 3 living) | Bass, George (I11)
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| 809 | 1851 British Census of Peterborough, Northamptonshire, England Benjamin Bass 53 M Head Ag Lab Alcornbury, Huntingdonshire Fanny 66 F Wife Dogsthorpe, Northamptonshire Living nearby 1851 British Census of Peterborough, Northamptonshire, England John Bass 46 M Head Ag Lab Alcornbury, Huntingdonshire Elizabeth 40 F Wife Peterborough, Northamptonshire Mary A. 21 F Daughter Ag Lab Dogsthorpe, Northamptonshire Henry 19 M Son Dogsthorpe, Northamptonshire Ellen 14 F Daughter Scholar Dogsthorpe, Northamptonshire Elizabeth 11 F Daughter Scholar Dogsthorpe, Northamptonshire Sarah 8 F Daughter Dogsthorpe, Northamptonshire John 4 M Son Dogsthorpe, Northamptonshire Ann 8/12 F Daughter Dogsthorpe, Northamptonshire | Bass, Benjamin (I9)
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| 810 | 1860 Federal Census of Acton, Marion County, Indiana (2 Aug 1860) Henry Baas 29 M Holland Shoemaker 1390 150 Mary 28 F Kentucky Eugene 6 M Indiana John H. 5 M Indiana Mary J. 10/12 F Indiana 1870 Federal Census of Acton, Marion County, Indiana (10 Jun 1870) Henry Baas 39 M Holland Shoemaker 1000 1200 Martha 37 F Indiana Housekeeper Eugene 16 M Indiana John 15 M Indiana Mary J. 12 F Indiana Martha 9 F Indiana James 5 M Indiana Jemima 3 M Indiana | Baas, Henry (I15)
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| 811 | 1860 Federal Census of Alexandria, Rapides Parish, Louisiana (31 Jul 1860) Josiah Bass 43 M Louisiana Farmer Elizabeth 36 F Louisiana Mary Ann 14 F Louisiana William T. 11 M Louisiana Betsey 9 F Louisiana Sidney Ann 7 F Louisiana Lysander 4 M Louisiana Lydia Ann 2 F Louisiana Living next door 1860 Federal Census of Alexandria Rapides Parish, Louisiana (31 Jul 1860) Gilbert Bass 23 M Louisiana Farmer 320 Elizabeth 18 F Louisiana Nancy 2 F Louisiana | Bass, Josiah (I35338)
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| 812 | 1860 Federal Census of Allen Springs, Pope County, Illinois (6 Sep 1860) Philip Bass 30 M Kentucky Farmer 500 150 Martha 27 F Kentucky Thomas 8 M Illinois Sarah 4 F Illinois Willoughby W. 9/12 M Illinois Beverly Lowxton 24 M Kentucky Farm Hand 1870 Federal Census of Glendale, Pope County, Illinois (22 Jul 1870) Philip Bass 40 M Tennessee Farmer Martha 38 F Kentucky Keeping House Martha J. 8 F Illinois At home John W. 2 M Illinois At home Jenny L. 6/12 F Illinois At home 1880 Federal Census of Webster, Pope County, Illinois (15 Jul 1880) Philip Bass 52 M KY KY KY Head Martha 48 F KY KY MO Wife Martha J. 18 F IL KY KY Daughter John Wm. 13 M IL KY KY Son Jennie Lind 10 F IL KY KY Daughter Charles 7 M IL KY KY Son Sarah 7 F MO IL IL Niece Marsha W. Hazel 13 F IL IL KY Niece Milo 10 M IL LL KY Nephew | Bass, Phillip (I3)
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| 813 | 1860 Federal Census of Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio (1 Jun 1860) Love A. Henderson Mu 50 F North Carolina 1000 Domestic James E. Mu 30 M North Carolina 200 Belle S. Mu 21 F Alabama Sarah V. Mu 17 F North Carolina Thomas W. Mu 14 M North Carolina Alexander Mu 12 M North Carolina Johannah V. Mu 10 F North Carolina Lydia O. Bass Mu 79 F North Carolina | Henderson, Horace H. (I5)
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| 814 | 1860 Federal Census of Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia (7 Jul 1860) Allen G. Bass 46 M Georgia Rail Road Agt. Charles L. 7 M Alabama 1870 Federal Census of Sapelo Island, McIntosh County, Georgia (24 Aug 1870) Allen G. Bass 56 M Georgia Planter -- 1200 Charles L. 17 M Alabama At home Eliza Paine B 12 F Georgia Servant | Bass, Allen G. (I3023)
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| 815 | 1860 Federal Census of Conecah River, Covington County, Alabama (30 Jun 1860) Riley Bass 37 M Alabama Farmer 600 675 Mary 39 F Alabama Domestic James W. 13 M Alabama John 12 M Alabama William 8 M Alabama Riley 3 M Alabama 1930 Federal Census of Fairfield, Covington County, Alabama (2 Apr 1930) Riley Bass 47 M AL AL AL Head Farmer Gen Farm Augusta 38 F AL AL AL Wife Barney 19 M AL AL AL Son Maggie M. 17 F AL AL AL Daughter Clara M. 15 F AL AL AL Daughter Eva M. 11 F AL AL AL Daughter Horace 8 M AL AL AL Son Lewis Cooper (Div) 47 M AL AL AL BrotherL Laborer Farm | Bass, William Riley (I34977)
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| 816 | 1860 Federal Census of Manchester District, Chesterfield Co., VA (7 Aug 1860) Robt Bass 38 M Virginia Carpenter --- 500 Martha 35 F Virginia F.E. 10 F Virginia W.R. 7 M Virginia Orin 3 M Virginia Arcelia 3/12 F Virginia | Bass, Robert S. (I56507)
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| 817 | 1860 Federal Census of Monroe, Union County, NC (2 Aug 1860) W.P. Bass 29 M North Carolina Farmer 400 350 Margaret J. 21 F North Carolina Spinster David H. 2 M North Carolina Marh J. 3/12 F North Carolina 1870 Federal Census of Oak Grove, Union County, North Carolina (10 Sep 1870) Willis P. Bass 40 M North Carolina Farmer 300 250 Margaret 30 F North Carolina Keeps House David 13 M North Carolina Works on farm Mary 10 F North Carolina At home Edward 7 M North Carolina At home Laura 2 F North Carolina John 1 M North Carolina | Bass, Willis Pinkney Jr. (I35389)
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| 818 | 1860 Federal Census of Sandersville, Washington County, Georgia (31 Jul 1860) Abram Bass 47 M Georgia Farmer 250 Lydia 29 F Georgia Green J. 11 M Georgia John J. 10 M Georgia Rosena P. 9 F Georgia Emma J. 8 F Georgia William W. 7 M Georgia Rachel 5 F Georgia Mary 2 F Georgia | Bass, Abraham (I1)
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| 819 | 1860 Federal Census of Southern District, Chesterfield County, VA (15 Aug 1860) Thomas Bass 59 M Virginia Agt Coal Yard --- 4400 Matilda F. 50 F Virginia Thomas W. 19 M Virginia Machinist Henry P. 16 M Virginia Edwd C. 14 M Virginia William E. 11 M Virginia Judith A. Branch 53 F Virginia | Bass, Thomas Anderson (I46834)
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| 820 | 1861 British Census of 12 New Wedge Bank, Leverington, Cambridgeshire Edward Bassett 21 Head Chailey, Sussex Master of Parish School Rebecca 27 Wife London, Middlesex School Mistress 1871 British Census of Westerham, Kent Edward Bassett 31 M Head Chailey, Sussex National School Master Rebecca 37 F Wife St. James London Rebecca M. 9 F Daughter Parson Grove, Cambr. Scholar Edward B. 7 M Son Westerham, Kent Scholar Flora B. 6 F Daughter Westerham, Kent Scholar Laura G. 2 F Daughter Westerham, Kent Isabel N. 10/12 F Daughter Westerham, Kent 1881 British Census of Cottage, Bramshaw, Hamsphire Edward Bassett 41 M Head Chailey, Sussex School Master Flora 16 F Daughter Crockham, Kent Monitor in School Laura G. 12 F Daughter Crockham, Kent Scholar Eustace V. 4 M Son Bramshaw, Hampshire 1891 British Census of Cottage, Bramshaw, Hampshire Edward Bassett 57 M Head Chailey, Sussex School Master Rebecca 55 F Wife London, Middlesex Rebecca Mariah 29 F Daughter Parson Grove, Cambridge School Mistress Flora Blanche 29 F Daughter Crockham, Kent School Mistress Laura Gertrude 22 F Daughter Crockham, Kent Asst. School Teacher Alfred Cuthbert 17 M Son Bramshaw, Hampshire Pupil Teacher Eustace Vincent 14 M Son Bramshaw, Hampshire Student of Music | Bassett, Edward (I2192)
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| 821 | 1870 Federal Census of Beat 4, Cherokee County, Texas Dock Gorlea 30 M Tennessee Farmer 100 100 Sarah P. Bass 39 F Alabama Keeps House Betsy 6 F Texas Cally 4 F Texas | Bass, John (I37626)
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| 822 | 1870 Federal Census of Blackmans Mills, Sampson County, NC (11 Jun 1870) Uriah Bass 22 M North Carolina Works on farm Elizabeth June 21 F North Carolina Keeping House Walter 7/12 M North Carolina At home (born November) 1880 Federal Census of Westbrook, Sampson County, NC (15 Jun 1880) Uriah Bass 32 M NC NC NC Head Work on Farm Jane E. 32 F NC NC NC Wife Keeping House Walter 10 M NC NC NC Son At home Maraclas 9 M NC NC NC Son At home Lanuela 6 F NC NC NC Daughter At home A. Baddon 5 M NC NC NC Son At home Cornelia 3 F NC NC NC Daughter At home Rosabel 2 F NC NC NC Daughter At home Estus 3/12 M NC NC NC Son 1900 Federal Census of Mingo, Sampson County, NC (1 Jun 1900) Uriah Bass 60 M Jun 1840 NC NC NC Head Farmer Jane E. 55 F Oct 1844 NC NC NC Wife Walter 30 M Oct 1869 NC NC NC Son Sawyer at mill Marcellus 28 M Jun 1871 NC NC NC Son Farm Laborer Louvelia 26 F Aug 1873 NC NC NC Daughter Abadan 25 M Mar 1875 NC NC NC Son Farm laborer Cornelia 23 F Sep 1876 NC NC NC Daughter Estus T. 20 M Feb 1880 NC NC NC Son Farm laborer Clida J. 17 F Aug 1882 NC NC NC Daughter Demanister 13 M Aug 1886 NC NC NC Son At school Armanthia 11 F Nov 1888 NC NC NC Daughter At school Lela E. 8 F Oct 1891 NC NC NC Daughter At school (Married 33 years, 16 children, 11 living) | Bass, Uriah (I9)
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| 823 | 1870 Federal Census of Clifton Park, Saratoga County, NY (16 Jul 1870) Lucinda J. Moore 46 F New York Carpet Weaver --- 200 Everett 15 M New York Farm Laborer Hazen H. 10 M New York Attending School | Bassett, Lucinda J. (I540)
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| 824 | 1870 Federal Census of Coker, Kenton County, Kentucky (19 Aug 1870) James F. Bass 28 M Virginia Farmer 200 Annie 23 F Kentucky Keeping House George L. 2 M Kentucky 1880 Federal Census of Kocks, Kenton County, Kentucky (11 Jun 1880) Thomas J. Bass 75 M VA VA VA Head Farmer Mary 73 F VA VA VA Wife Keeping House James 34 M VA VA VA Son Working on farm Ann 28 F KY KY KY DauL At home George 10 M KY VA KY Grandson At home Pearl 8 M KY VA KY Grandson At home Mary 5 F KY VA KY Granddau James 2 M KY VA KY Grandson Marion 6/12 M KY VA KY Grandson Frank 22 M KY VA KY Grandson Works on Farm 1880 Federal Census of Kocks, Kenton County, Kentucky (18 Jun 1880) James Bass 29 M KY KY KY Head Works on Farm Annie 30 F KY KY KY Wife Keeping House George 10 M KY KY KY Son Pearl 8 F KY KY KY Daughter Mary A. 6 F KY KY KY Daughter David 4 M KY KY KY Son Marion 2 M KY KY KY Son | Bass, James F. (I9)
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| 825 | 1870 Federal Census of District #1, Blount County, TN (17 Jun 1870) Newton Bass 24 M Tennessee Farm Laborer ? 5 Sarah 24 F Tennessee Keeping House Not Named 1/12 F Tennessee At home (b. May) 1900 Federal Census of Varnell, Whitfield County, Georgia (14 Jun 1900) Newton B. Bass 63 M Sep 1836 NC VA NC Head Nancie 64 F Feb 1836 TN TN TN Wife (Married 35/15 years, 7 children, 4 living) 1900 Federal Census of Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee (11 Jun 1900) Willliam Cagle 27 M Mar 1873 TN TN TN Head QuarryMan Nancy 19 F Apr 1881 TN TN TN Wife Clarence 2 M Dec 1897 TN TN TN Son (Married 6 years, 2 children, 1 living) 1900 Federal Census of 15th Civil Distrct, Hamilton County, TN (7 Jun 1900) Henry Bass 33 M May 1867 TN NC KY Head Farm Laborer Lula 21 F Jun 1879 TN TN GA Wife Mary 9/12 F Aug 1899 TN TN TN Daughter (Married 2 years, 2 child, 1 living) 1910 Federal Census of Knoxville, Knox County, TN (23 Apr 1910) William Cagle 35 M TN TN TN Head Minister F.W. Baptist Nancy 29 F TN TN TN Wife Rosalee 8 F TN TN TN Daughter Irene 5 F TN TN TN Daughter Evaline 2 F TN TN TN Daughter James Bass 22 M TN TN TN BrotherL Switch Man R.R. Co. Rhoda 16 F TN TN TN SisterL Married 15 years, 6 children, 3 living) (James and Rhoda, married 0 years, no children) 1920 Federal Census of Cohutta, Whitfield County, Georgia (14 Jan 1920) Henry Bass 50 M TN NC NC Head General Farming Lula 40 F GA US US Wife Mary Lou 21 F TN TN GA Daughter Newton F. (Wd) 80 M NC TN NC Father Retired Farmer | Bass, Newton Frederick (I4)
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| 826 | 1870 Federal Census of Grantsburg Townshiop, Johnson County, IL (5 Jul 1870) Abe Bass 28 M Illinois Farmer --- 200 Martha 24 F Illinois Keeping House Jackson 2 M Illinois 1880 Federal Census of Grantsburg Twp., Johnson County, Illinois (14 Jun 1880) A. Bass 36 M IL TN TN Head Laborer M. 33 F IL IL KY Wife Keeping House E. 14 F IL IL KY Daughter At home John 9 M IL IL KY Son At home S.C. 7 F IL IL KY Daughter At home I.D. 4 F IL IL KY Daughter At home | Bass, Abraham T. (I6)
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| 827 | 1870 Federal Census of Hye Park, Norfolk County, Massachusetts (16 Aug 1870) George Bass 49 M Massachusetts Assessor 80000 Elizabeth 47 F Massachusetts Keeping House George W 26 M Massachusetts Clerk Assessor?s Office Elizabeth 19 F Illinois No Occupation Arthur C. 15 M Massachusetts Clerk Retail Grocer & 1 Domestic | Bass, George (I2160)
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| 828 | 1870 Federal Census of Lumberton, Robeson County, North Carolina (24 Jun 1870) Edmund Bass 27 M North Carolina Farm Laborer Sarah M. 21 F North Carolina House Keeping Dolly T. 2 F North Carolina At home | Bass, Edmund D (I3)
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| 829 | 1870 Federal Census of Marion, Union Parish, Louisiana (20 Jul 1870) Alfred Bass B 25 M Louisiana Farm Laborer Silva B 25 F Louisiana Farm Laborer Wiley B 1 M Louisiana | Bass, Alfred (I3)
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| 830 | 1870 Federal Census of Nashville, Davidson County, TN (22 Jun 1870) Louis Bass B 58 M Tennessee Laborer Eliza B 38 F Virginia Keeping House Louis B 15 M Tennessee Laborer Dennis/Daniel? B 13 M Tennessee At home Mary B 12 F Tennessee Attg School Lucy B 8 F Tennessee Emma B 5 F Tennessee 1880 Federal Census of Nashville, Davidson County, TN (7 Jun 1880) Louis Bass B 69 M TN TN TN Head Eliza B 45 F TN TN TN Wife Keeping House Mary B 19 F TN TN TN Daughter At home Daniel B 23 M TN TN TN Son At home Cynthia B 15 F TN TN TN Daughter At home Emma B 14 F TN TN TN Daughter At home | Bass, Louis (I1)
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| 831 | 1870 Federal Census of South Mills, Camden County, North Carolina (12 Aug 1870) George Cartwright B 40 M North Carolina Farm Laborer Ann B 35 F North Carolina Keeps House John Bass Mu 30 M North Carolina Farm Laborer Susan B 19 F North Carolina Keeps House 1880 Federal Census of South Mills, Camden County, NC (17 Jun 1880) John Bass Mu 29 M NC NC NC Head Farm Laborer James Mu 8 M NC NC NC Son Adline Mu 6 F NC NC NC Daughter Wiley Mu 4 M NC NC NC Son Lewis Mu 36 M NC NC NC Brother 1900 Federal Census of South Mills, Camden County, NC (26 Jun 1900) John Bass B 59 M Nov 1841 NC NC NC Head Farmer Susan B 30 F Mar 1870 NC NC NC Wife James B 28 M Jan 1872 NC NC NC Son Skeeter Engineer Wiley B 26 M Apr 1874 NC NC NC Son Skeeter Laborer Beatrice B 10 F Mar 1890 NC NC NC Daughter Indanna B 7 F Jan 1893 NC NC NC Daughter William H. B 5 M Dec 1894 NC NC NC Son John Jr. B 3/12 M Feb 1900 NC NC NC Son (Married 10 years, 5 children, 5 living) 1910 Federal Census of South Mills, Camden County, NC (14 May 1910) John Bass B 69 M NC NC NC Head Farm General Farm Susan B 38 F NC NC NC Wife Beatrice B 20 F NC NC NC Daughter Indiana B 18 F NC NC NC Daughter William B 16 M NC NC NC Son Farm Laborer Works out Mary B 14 F NC NC NC Daughter Matthew B 12 M NC NC NC Son Jhon B 10 M NC NC NC Son Charles B 8 M NC NC NC Son George B 5 M NC NC NC Son (Married 22 years, 8 children, 8 living) 1920 Federal Census of South Mills, Camden County, NC (21 Jan 1920) John Bass Mu 79 M NC NC NC Head Farmer General Farm Susan B 48 F NC NC NC Wife Daniel Mu 19 M NC NC NC Son John Mu 17 M NC NC NC Son Charlie Mu 14 M NC NC NC Son George Mu 11 M NC NC NC Son Ellis Mu 6 M NC NC NC Son James Mu 6 M NC NC NC Grandson | Bass, John (I29)
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| 832 | 1870 Federal Census of Verona, Oneida County, New York (13 Jul 1870) Seaman Bassett 53 M France Laborer 500 100 Josephine 45 F France Keeping House Joseph 12 M New York Lydia 5 F New York 1880 Federal Census of Verona, Oneida County, New York Joseph Bassitt 20 M NY NY NY Head Farmer Francis 15 F NY NY NY Sister Housework Mary 47 F FR FR FR Mother Housework | Bassett, Simeon (I1)
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| 833 | 1870 Federal Census of White Bluff, Dickson County, Tennessee (11 Aug 1870) Robert Bass 37 M Tennessee Farmer 200 150 Julia 43 F Georgia Keeping House Caladenia B 12 F Tennessee Robert A. B 4 F Tennessee Isabella B 8/12 F Tennnessee 1880 Federal Census of District 9, Dickson County, Tennessee (2 Jun 1880) Robert Bass B 55 M TN TN TN Head Farmer July Ann B 39 F GA GA GA Wife Keeping House Robert Ann B 13 F TN TN GA Daughter At home Isabella B 10 F TN TN GA Daughter Simon B 7 M TN TN GA Son Mary E. B 6 F TN TN GA Daughter Wm. B 3 M TN TN GA Son Marthy Ann B 1 F TN TN GA Daughter 1900 Federal Census of Civil District 9, Dickson County, TN (20 Jun 1900) Robbert Bass B 77 M Mar 1823 TN TN TN Head Farmer Juley B 59 F Dec 1840 GA GA GA Wife Simon B 25 M Nov 1875 TN TN GA Son Farmer Cadmey B 22 M Aug 1877 TN TN GA Son Farmer Maggie B 20 F Feb 1880 TN TN GA Daughter (Married 39 years, 9 children, 6 living) | Bass, Robert (I1)
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| 834 | 1870 Federal Census of Yazoo City, Yazoo County, Mississippi (1870) I Bass 40 M Mississippi Farmer -- 275 H. 35 F Mississippi Keeping House G.W. 10 M Mississippi At home Alsey 6 M Mississippi At home D. C. 5 M Mississippi At home 1880 Federal Census of Sataria, Yazoo County, Mississippi (17 Jun 1880) Isah Bass 43 M LA MS VA Head Farmer Harriet 45 F AL AL AL Wife House Keeping Crocket 13 M MS LA AL Son Joe 10 M MS LA AL Son Zachariah 8 M MS LA AL Son C.C. 1 F MS LA AL Daughter Harriet 82 F VA VA VA Mother | Bass, Isah (I1)
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| 835 | 1871 British Census of 43 South Street, Chailey, Sussex Thomas Bassett 29 M Head Chailey, Sussex Carpenter Mercy 23 F Wife Ditchling, Sussex Thomas 1 M Son Lewes, Sussex Thomas 76 M Father Chailey, Sussex 1881 British Census of Cottage, East Chiltington, Sussex Thomas Bassett 39 M Head Chailey, Sussex Carpenter Mercy 32 F Wife Ditchling, Sussex Thomas W. 11 M Son Lewes, Sussex Scholar George 8 M Son Chailey, Sussex Scholar Minnie M. 10/12 F Daughter E. Chiltington, Sussex 1891 British Census of Somer Burrells, East Chiltington, Sussex Thomas Bassett 48 M Head Chailey, Sussex Carpenter Mercy 41 F Wife Ditchling, Sussex Thomas 21 M Son Lewes, Sussex Carpenter George 18 M Son Chailey, Sussex Butcher Minnie 10 F Daughter East Chiltington, Sussex Scholar Dorcas 7 F Daughter East Chiltington, Sussex Scholar Emily 5 F Daughter East Chiltington, Sussex Scholar | Bassett, Thomas (I2214)
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| 836 | 1871 British Census of Shoreditch, London, England Phillip Bass 29 M Head Malster Elizabeth 28 F Wife Phillip 10 M Son Scholar Elizabeth 7 F Daughter Scholar Mary A. 5 F Daughter Scholar William 2 M Son (Living at 57 Boston Street) 1891 British Census of Bridgefield Grove, Wandsworth, London, England Phillip Bass 49 M Head Hanlon, Essex Gen.Lab Elizabeth 49 F Wife Mortlake, Surrey Elizabeth 26 F Daughter London Factory Hand Mary Ann 23 F Daughter London Factory Hand William 21 M Son Wandsworth, Surrey Gardener Fred 19 M Son Wandsworth, Surrey Gardener Florence 15 F Daughter Wandsworth, Surrey Scholar Rose 12 F Daughter Wandsworth, Surrey Scholar Harry 9 M Son Wandsworth, Surrey Scholar Thomas 6 M Son Wandsworth, Surrey Scholar 1901 British Census of Wandsworth, London, England Philip Bass 60 M Head Bromley, Middlesex Elizabeth 59 F Wife Mortlake, Surrey Minnie 33 F Daughter Shoreditch, London Box maker William 30 M Son Shoreditch, London Dock Labourer Rose 21 F Daughter Wandsworth, Surrey Pencil maker Henry 18 M Son Wandsworth, Surrey Engineer Thomas 15 M Son Wandsworth, Surrey Pencil maker | Bass, Philip Henry (I14)
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| 837 | 1880 Federal Census of Deep Creek Township, Norfolk County, VA (4 Jun 1880) Wm. E. Bass Mu 29 M VA VA VA Head Farmer Mary S. Mu 23 F VA VA VA Wife House Keeper Thomas Mu 6 M VA VA VA Son James M. Mu 4 M VA VA VA Son Maggie M. Mu 1 F VA VA VA Daughter & 1 servant | Bass, William E. (I46506)
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| 838 | 1880 Federal Census of District #8, Hawkins County, Tennessee (19 Jun 1880) William Bass 22 M TN TN TN Head Day Laborer Ellen V. 18 F VA VA VA Wife Keeping House Mary J. 2 F TN TN VA Daughter William F. 9/12 M TN TN VA Son (b. Aug) 1910 Federal Census of Rogersville, Hawkins County, TN (19 Apr 1910) William Bass 57 M TN NC TN Head Laborer Garden Corenlius 44 F TN TN NC Wife Charley 19 M TN TN TN Son Laborer Odd Jobs Andrew 18 M TN TN TN Son Laborer Odd Jobs Robert 16 M TN TN TN Son Blevins 11 M TN TN TN Son Aldie 9 F TN TN TN Daughter (His 2nd marriage, 8 children, 5 living) | Bass, William A. (I38225)
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| 839 | 1880 Federal Census of District 113, Hancock County, GA (9 Jun 1880) Guss Bass B 31 M GA GA GA Head Farmer Anis B 28 F GA GA GA Wife Keeps House Celie B 4 F GA GA GA Daughter Johnie B 2 M GA GA GA Son Sidney Smith B 14 F GA GA GA Niece Lizzie Smith B 12 F GA GA GA Niece Joe Harris B 18 M GA GA GA Laborer | Bass, Guss (I1)
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| 840 | 1880 Federal Census of District 16, Wilson County, TN (11 Jun 1880) Scott Bass B 24 M TN TN TN Head Farmer Mandy Mu 23 F TN TN TN Wife Keeps House Oscar B 6 M TN TN TN Son Nora B 4 F TN TN TN Daughter Sweety B 1 F TN TN TN Daughter George Patton B 22 M TN TN TN BrotherL Farm Laborer Emma B 8 F TN TN TN SisterL 1910 Federal Census of Wilson County, Tennessee (23 Apr 1910) Scott Bass (Wd) B 56 M TN TN TN Head Laborer Odd Jobs Earl B 13 M TN TN TN Son Ivery B 8 M TN TN TN Son George Winton B 34 M TN TN TN SonL Blacksmith Shop Novia B 34 F TN TN TN Daughter Cook Hotel Clanton B 7 M TN TN TN Grandson | Bass, Scott (I7)
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| 841 | 1880 Federal Census of Kerton, Fulton County, Illinois John Carlock 33 M IL IL EN Head Farmer Carline 24 F IL KY KY Wife Keeps House Oscar 5 M IL IL IL Son Laura 2 F IL IL IL Daughter | Carlock, John Edward (I240)
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| 842 | 1880 Federal Census of LaFayette, Metcalfe County, Kentucky (18 Jun 1880) Thomas F. Bass 45 M KY KY KY Head Farmer Sarah F. 44 F KY KY KY Wife Keeping House William B. 26 M KY KY KY Son Farmer Souson 18 F KY KY KY Daughter Without Occupation & 3 Boarders | Bass, Thomas Franklin (I54165)
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| 843 | 1880 Federal Census of Laketon, Muskegon County, Michigan Henry Bassett 32 M NY NY NY Head Works in Saw Mill Jane 33 F WI CN CN Wife Keeping House Marvin 3 M MI NY WI Son Charles 9/12 M MI NY WI Son Ida Winters 19 F MI OH IN Other Servant (#90B3) Rusel Bassett 29 M NY NY NY Brother Laborer and 11 others 1900 Federal Census of Kendalville, Noble County, IN (2 Jun 1900) Russell D. Bassett 49 M Apr 1849 NY NY NY Lodger Laborer (living on Main St.) (Married 19 years 1910 Federal Census of Durango, LaPlata County, CO (16 Apr 1910) Amy Bassett (Wd) 48 F IN EN EN Head Housework Works Out Agnes 19 F WI NY IN Daughter Waitress Hotel Elsie 17 F WI NY IN Daughter Clerk in Confectioner Harry 13 M WI NY IN Son (Living at 511 3rd street) (7 children, 5 living) | Bassett, Russell (P4)
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| 844 | 1880 Federal Census of Lockhart, Pike County, Indiana (3 Jun 1880) William Bass 25 M IN IN IN Head Farmer Victoria 21 F IN IN IN Wife Keeping House Elery 4 F IN IN IN Daughter Lida V. 2 F IN IN IN Daughter James F. 3/12 M IN IN IN Son | Bass, William (I88)
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| 845 | 1880 Federal Census of Newlin Township, Alamance County, NC (7 Jun 1880) Jessee Bass Mu 25 M NC NC NC Head Works for wages Jane Mu 20 F NC NC NC Wife Keeping house Charley L. Mu 3 M NC NC NC Son Wesley G. Mu 3/12 M NC NC NC Son 1900 Federal Census of Newlin, Alamance County, NC (7 Jun 1900) Jesse Bass B 50 M Aug 1849 NC NC NC Head Farmer Margaret B 38 F May 1862 NC NC NC Wife Arthur L. B 16 M Feb 1884 NC NC NC Son Margaret B 14 F Jan 1886 NC NC NC Daughter Benjamin H. B 12 M May 1888 NC NC NC Son Rosa B 10 F May 1890 NC NC NC Daughter Minnie B 6 F Apr 1894 NC NC NC Daughter Rebecca B 4 F May 1896 NC NC NC Daughter Elisha B 2 M Feb 1898 NC NC NC Son Samuel Haitchcock B 65 M Mar 1865 NC NC NC BrotherL Farm Laborer Aeh B 67 F Jul 1832 NC NC NC SisterL (Married 23 years, 10 children, 8 living) 1910 Federal Census of Providence, Randolph County, NC Jesse Bass Mu 56 M NC NC NC Head Farmer General Farm Jane Mu 51 F NC NC NC Wife Minnie Mu 17 F NC NC NC Daughter Becky Mu 13 F NC NC NC Daughter Elisha Mu 12 M NC NC NC Son | Bass, Jesse (I21)
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| 846 | 1880 Federal Census of Precinct #7, Anderson County, TX (29 Jun 1880) Madden Bass 29 M LA -- LA Head Teamster Rebecca 27 F TX MS NC Wife Martha 6 F TX LA TX Daughter Joseph 5 M TX LA TX Son James 3 M TX LA TX Son Nancy 2 F TX LA TX Daughter Mary 6/12 F TX LA TX Daughter | Bass, Madden (I1)
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| 847 | 1880 Federal Census of Red Ridge, Tallapoosa County, AL (8 Jun 1880) John W. Bass 27 M GA SC GA Head Farmer Sarah L. 22 F AL GA SC Keeping House Henry S. 5 M GA GA AL Son Puletas 3 M GA GA AL Son Hester L.A. 5/12 F GA GA AL Daughter | Bass, John W. (I1)
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| 848 | 1880 Federal Census of Richmond, Chittenden County, Vermont Henry Bessette 30 M VT CN IR Head Painter Sarah 27 F VT VT VT Wife Keeping House Etta May 6 F VT VT VT Daughter Daisy D. 4 F VT VT VT Daughter Gracia 1 F VT VT VT Daughter 1900 Federal Census of Richmond, Chittenden County, Vermont (5 Jun 1900) Henry A. Bessette 51 M Feb 1849 VT CN IR Head Painter House Sarah D. 47 F Jun 1852 VT VT VT Wife Daisy D. 23 F May 1877 VT VT VT Daughter Asst. Bookkeeper Ins. Grace R. 20 F May 1880 VT VT VT Daughter School Teacher Eugene Robinson 27 M Jan 1873 VT VT VT SonL Salesman Gen. Store (Married 26 years, 3 children, 3 living) (Grace and Eugene just married) | Bessette, Henry Arthur (I18972)
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| 849 | 1880 Federal Census of Walnut Township, Dallas County, Iowa (16 Jul 1880) George M. Bass 36 M IL NY NY Head Farmer Addie M. 29 F PA PA PA Wife Keeping House Lucy A. 5 F IA IL PA Daughter Mary A. 3 F IA IL PA Daughter Henry 1 M IA IL PA Son | Bass, George Mills (I2033)
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| 850 | 1881 Canadian Census of Hatley, Stanstead, Quebec George Basset 36 M Quebec English Farmer Church of England Kate 26 F Quebec English Free Will Baptist Edith 8 F Quebec England Free Will Baptist Ernest 4 M Quebec England Free Will Baptist Fred 11/12 M Quebec England Free Will Baptist b. May 1910 Federal Census of Canaan, Essex County, Vermont (22 Apr 1910) George W. Bassett 53 M CN CN EN Head Farmer (works out) Kate L. (1875) 62 F CN CN CN Wife Housework Fred 28 M CN CN CN Son Farmer (works out) Arleigh 22 M NH CN CN Son Stable Man Nello Bordeau 26 M VT NH VT Boarder Stable Man Napoleon LaFountain 45 M CF CF CF Boarder Farmer (works out) Mary 44 F CF CF CF Boarder Ernest S. Bassett 34 M CN CN CN Son Stock Farm (Married 35 years, 5 children, 5 living) (Ernest married 10 years, Napoleon and Mary married 15 years, no children) 1900 Federal Census of Canaan, Essex County, Vermont Edith Bassett 26 F Apr 1874 CN CN CN Servant Table Girl (Living with Buck Family) | Bassett, George (I568)
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