Bassett Family Association Database
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| 8151 | 1860 Federal Census of St. Anns Parish, Albemarle County, Virginia (June 9, 1860) John C. Bass - 42 - Male - Fluvanna, Virginia - Carpenter --- 100 Sophy J. - 40 - Female - Albemarle, Virginia William E. - 17 - Male - Albemarle, Virginia John C. - 14 - Male - Albemarle, Virginia Robert B. - 12 - Male - Albemarle, Virginia Susan G. - 10 - Female - Albemarle, Virginia Sarah G. - 6 - Female - Albemarle, Virginia 1870 Federal Census of St. Anns Parish, Albemarle County, Virginia (October 20, 1870) John Bass - 54 - Male - Virginia - Farmer 300 Jane - 50 - Female - Virginia - Keeping House John - 26 - Male - Virginia - At Home Robert B. - 22 - Male - Virginia - R.R. Hand Susan - 20 - Female - Virginia - At Home Betty - 17 - Female - Virginia - At Home | Pace, Mary Jane (Sophy) (I8)
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| 8152 | 1860 Federal Census of St. Anns Parish, Albemarle County, Virginia (June 9, 1860) John C. Bass - 42 - Male - Fluvanna, Virginia - Carpenter --- 100 Sophy J. - 40 - Female - Albemarle, Virginia William E. - 17 - Male - Albemarle, Virginia John C. - 14 - Male - Albemarle, Virginia Robert B. - 12 - Male - Albemarle, Virginia Susan G. - 10 - Female - Albemarle, Virginia Sarah G. - 6 - Female - Albemarle, Virginia 1870 Federal Census of St. Anns Parish, Albemarle County, Virginia (October 20, 1870) John Bass - 54 - Male - Virginia - Farmer 300 Jane - 50 - Female - Virginia - Keeping House John - 26 - Male - Virginia - At Home Robert B. - 22 - Male - Virginia - R.R. Hand Susan - 20 - Female - Virginia - At Home Betty - 17 - Female - Virginia - At Home | Bass, John C. (I10)
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| 8153 | 1860 Federal Census of St. Anns Parish, Albemarle County, Virginia (June 9, 1860) John C. Bass - 42 - Male - Fluvanna, Virginia - Carpenter --- 100 Sophy J. - 40 - Female - Albemarle, Virginia William E. - 17 - Male - Albemarle, Virginia John C. - 14 - Male - Albemarle, Virginia Robert B. - 12 - Male - Albemarle, Virginia Susan G. - 10 - Female - Albemarle, Virginia Sarah G. - 6 - Female - Albemarle, Virginia 1870 Federal Census of St. Anns Parish, Albemarle County, Virginia (October 20, 1870) John Bass - 54 - Male - Virginia - Farmer 300 Jane - 50 - Female - Virginia - Keeping House John - 26 - Male - Virginia - At Home Robert B. - 22 - Male - Virginia - R.R. Hand Susan - 20 - Female - Virginia - At Home Betty - 17 - Female - Virginia - At Home | Bass, Robert B. (I11)
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| 8154 | 1860 Federal Census of St. Anns Parish, Albemarle County, Virginia (June 9, 1860) John C. Bass - 42 - Male - Fluvanna, Virginia - Carpenter --- 100 Sophy J. - 40 - Female - Albemarle, Virginia William E. - 17 - Male - Albemarle, Virginia John C. - 14 - Male - Albemarle, Virginia Robert B. - 12 - Male - Albemarle, Virginia Susan G. - 10 - Female - Albemarle, Virginia Sarah G. - 6 - Female - Albemarle, Virginia 1870 Federal Census of St. Anns Parish, Albemarle County, Virginia (October 20, 1870) John Bass - 54 - Male - Virginia - Farmer 300 Jane - 50 - Female - Virginia - Keeping House John - 26 - Male - Virginia - At Home Robert B. - 22 - Male - Virginia - R.R. Hand Susan - 20 - Female - Virginia - At Home Betty - 17 - Female - Virginia - At Home | Bass, Susan G. (I12)
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| 8155 | 1860 Federal Census of St. Anns Parish, Albemarle County, Virginia (June 9, 1860) John C. Bass - 42 - Male - Fluvanna, Virginia - Carpenter --- 100 Sophy J. - 40 - Female - Albemarle, Virginia William E. - 17 - Male - Albemarle, Virginia John C. - 14 - Male - Albemarle, Virginia Robert B. - 12 - Male - Albemarle, Virginia Susan G. - 10 - Female - Albemarle, Virginia Sarah G. - 6 - Female - Albemarle, Virginia 1870 Federal Census of St. Anns Parish, Albemarle County, Virginia (October 20, 1870) John Bass - 54 - Male - Virginia - Farmer 300 Jane - 50 - Female - Virginia - Keeping House John - 26 - Male - Virginia - At Home Robert B. - 22 - Male - Virginia - R.R. Hand Susan - 20 - Female - Virginia - At Home Betty - 17 - Female - Virginia - At Home | Bass, Sarah G. (Betty) (I13)
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| 8156 | 1860 Federal Census of St. Anns Parish, Albemarle County, Virginia (June 9, 1860) John C. Bass - 42 - Male - Fluvanna, Virginia - Carpenter --- 100 Sophy J. - 40 - Female - Albemarle, Virginia William E. - 17 - Male - Albemarle, Virginia John C. - 14 - Male - Albemarle, Virginia Robert B. - 12 - Male - Albemarle, Virginia Susan G. - 10 - Female - Albemarle, Virginia Sarah G. - 6 - Female - Albemarle, Virginia 1870 Federal Census of St. Anns Parish, Albemarle County, Virginia (October 20, 1870) John Bass - 54 - Male - Virginia - Farmer 300 Jane - 50 - Female - Virginia - Keeping House John - 26 - Male - Virginia - At Home Robert B. - 22 - Male - Virginia - R.R. Hand Susan - 20 - Female - Virginia - At Home Betty - 17 - Female - Virginia - At Home 1880 Federal Census of Scottsville District, Albemarle County, VA (10 Jun 1880) Wm. E. Bass 37 M VA VA VA Head Wagon maker Mary F. 29 F VA VA VA Wife Keeping House John W. 7 M VA VA VA Son Susie N. 1 F VA VA VA Daughter Barkley P. 11/12 M VA VA VA Son Living nearby 1880 Federal Census of Scottsville District, Albemarle County, VA (10 Jun 1880) John C. Bass 60 M VA VA VA Head Farmer Soffia J. 60 F VA VA VA Wife Keeping House John C. Jr. 34 M VA VA VA Son Wagon maker One Leg Sarah E. 26 F VA VA VA Daughter Theodocia Mayo 7 F VA VA VA Grdau. | Bass, John C. (I1)
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| 8157 | 1860 Federal Census of St. Anns Parish, Albemarle County, Virginia (June 9, 1860) John C. Bass - 42 - Male - Fluvanna, Virginia - Carpenter --- 100 Sophy J. - 40 - Female - Albemarle, Virginia William E. - 17 - Male - Albemarle, Virginia John C. - 14 - Male - Albemarle, Virginia Robert B. - 12 - Male - Albemarle, Virginia Susan G. - 10 - Female - Albemarle, Virginia Sarah G. - 6 - Female - Albemarle, Virginia 1870 Federal Census of St. Anns Parish, Albemarle County, Virginia (October 20, 1870) Wm Bass - 27 - Male - Virginia - Carpenter Mary - 25 - Female - Virginia - Keeping House 1880 Federal Census of Scottsville District, Albemarle County, VA (10 Jun 1880) Wm. E. Bass 37 M VA VA VA Head Wagon maker Mary F. 29 F VA VA VA Wife Keeping House John W. 7 M VA VA VA Son Susie N. 1 F VA VA VA Daughter Barkley P. 11/12 M VA VA VA Son | Bass, William Edward (I9)
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| 8158 | 1860 Federal Census of St. Anthony, Hennepin County, Minnesota (27 Jun 1860) John W. Bassitt 37 M Maine Carriage Maker 1000 Harriet W. 37 F Maine Delia 15 F New Hampshire Isaac C. 10 M Maine Ernest H. 6/12 M St. A. Minnesota | Bassett, John Webster (I05397)
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| 8159 | 1860 Federal Census of St. Joseph County, Indiana John Bassett - 30 - NY Sarah - 29 - NY Records From the Allen Bassett Family Bible Allen Bassett, born 26 Jan 1806 Charlotte Johnson, born 25 Dec 1805 Allen Bassett married Charlotte Johnson April 1824 Sally Bassett, born 18 Oct 1825, married Jefferson Brower 5 Apr 1847 John A. Bassett, born 20 Jun 1830, married Sarah A. Euleston 5 Jun 1856 Sylvia S. Bassett, born 28 Jan 1834, married William O. Enos 23 Dec 1857 Courtland J. Bassett, born 1 Dec 1838, married Ellen Hall 2 Sep 1862 Stephen M. Bassett, born 23 Oct 1843, married Sarah C. Fullington 7 May 1863 Eliza A. Bassett, born 23 Oct 1843 Eliza A. Bassett died 29 Jul 1844 Sarah (Euleston) Bassett died 24 Nov 1863 Sylvia (Bassett) Enos died 6 May 1866 Charlotte (Johnson) Bassett died 22 Dec 1879 Stephen Bassett died 22 Nov 1905 Sarah (Fullington) Bassett died 9 Dec 1927 Zebdiah Sidney died 24 Jul 1849 Stephen M. Bssett, born 23 Oct 1843 in Elkhart, Indiana Sarah (Fullington) Bassett, born 26 Jan 1848 William S. Bassett, born 5 Dec 1864 in Elkhart, Indiana Allen P. Bassett, born 22 Nov 1867 in Brush Creek, Iowa Edward S. Basset, born 25 Oct 1869 in Brush Creek, Iowa James H. Bassett, born 13 Apr 1872 in Brush Creek, Iowa Sylvia M. Bassett, born 10 Jan 1875 in Brush Creek, Iowa Thaddeus B. Bassett, born 23 Apr 1879 in Brush Creek, Iowa Frank R. Bassett, born 18 Aug 1882 in Brush Creek, Iowa Iva C. Bassett, born 18 Jul 1889 in Brush Creek, Iowa James Haxton married Sylvia M. Bassett 10 Jan 1894 in Arlington, Iowa William S. Bassett married Mayme T. Powers 11 Oct 1894 in Arlington, Iowa James H. Bassett married Maye Wells 11 Mar 1901 in Eldora, Iowa Edward S. Bassett married Ella Montz Jun 1903 in Arlington, Iowa Frank R. Bassett married Leura A. Cushman 27 Jun 1906 in Etterville, Missouri Charles D. Brown married Iva C. Bassett 26 Jun 1907 in Etterville, Missouri Thaddeus B. Bassett married Clara Roberts 5 Dec 1907 in Arlington, Iowa Allen P. Bassett married Stella I. DeWolf 9 Dec 1912 Frank and Leura Bassett Family Helen Marie Bassett, born 14 Mar 1914 in Pocatella, Idaho Earl Raymond Bassett, born 14 May 1916 in Pocatell, Idaho Donald Frank Bassett, born 17 May 1923 in Skidmore, Missouri Donald F. Bassett married Betty Lou Howell 2 Jun 1946 Frank Gordon Bassett, born 27 Aug 1949 in Escondido, California Donald Steven Bassett, born 25 Jun 1952 in Escondido, California Frank Gordon Bassett married Merrie Margaret Grensted 3 Jun 1972 Cyril Benson Bassett, born 23 Oct 1977 in Encinitas, California Cameron Frank Bassett, born 19 Aug 1981 in Encinitas, California Samuel Jennings Bassett, born 3 Mar 1986 in San Clemente, California Donald Steven Bassett married Anne Elizabeth McLeod 2 Aug 1980 Tyler McLeod Bassett, born 18 Oct 1983 in New York City, New York Emma Leura Bassett, born 5 Nov 1987 in New York City, New York William Warren Cushman, born 1846, died 1903, marrid 1868 Elvira Messick, born 1850, died 1921 Florence Cushman, born 1869, maried All Manning 1887, married R.D. Jones 1905 Sherman Cushman, born 1871, died 1940, married Anna Burlingame 1894, married Nannie Meeks 1920 Jennie Cushman, born 1875, died 1894, married J.E. Hite 1893 Charles Cushman, born 1882, died 1907 Clara Cushman, born 1884, died 1974(?), married G.E. Heslep 1906 in a double wedding with Leura Leura Cushman, born 1886, died 1980, married Frank Bassett 27 Jun 1906 James Cushman, born 1888, died 1976, married Mary Davignon 1920, married Mercedes(?) | Euleston, Sarah A. (I10)
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| 8160 | 1860 Federal Census of St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri (6 Aug 1860) J. Basset - 40 - M - Ohio - Lawyer 19,000 2,500 N.W. - 38- F - North Carolina H.D. - 8 - M - Missouri D. - 4 - F - Missouri 1870 Federal Census of St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri (29 Jun 1870) Johnathan M. Bassett - 52 - M - Connecticut - Lawyer 26,000 2,500 Nannie W. - 41 - F - Mississippi - Keeps House Harry - 18 - M - Missouri - At Home Dedee - 16 - F - Missouri - At Home Lucy Burge - B - 20 - F - Missouri - Domestic Servant | Bassett, Deedie Bell (I1170)
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| 8161 | 1860 Federal Census of Staplefront Store, Dorchester County, Maryland Washington Bassett - 45 - M - Maryland - Day laborer Nancy - 46 - F - Maryland Thomas - 6 - M - Maryland William - 5 - M - Maryland Sarah - 3 - F - Maryland Levin - 1 - M - Maryland 1880 Federal Census of Hooper's Island, Dorchester County, Maryland Emoslus Bassett - 45 - F - Widow - Keeping House Levin - 23 - M - Son - Farmer John - 21 - M - Son - Farmer Alexander - 20 - M - Son - Labor Maggie - 17 - F - Daughter Martin - 14 - M - Nephew - Farm labor Mary Gootee - 80 - F - Grandmother | Bassett, Levin (I40)
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| 8162 | 1860 Federal Census of Staplefront Store, Dorchester County, Maryland Washington Bassett - 45 - M - Maryland - Day laborer Nancy - 46 - F - Maryland Thomas - 6 - M - Maryland William - 5 - M - Maryland Sarah - 3 - F - Maryland Levin - 1 - M - Maryland | Wheatley, Nancy (I13)
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| 8163 | 1860 Federal Census of Staplefront Store, Dorchester County, Maryland Washington Bassett - 45 - M - Maryland - Day laborer Nancy - 46 - F - Maryland Thomas - 6 - M - Maryland William - 5 - M - Maryland Sarah - 3 - F - Maryland Levin - 1 - M - Maryland | Bassett, Thomas (I27)
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| 8164 | 1860 Federal Census of Staplefront Store, Dorchester County, Maryland Washington Bassett - 45 - M - Maryland - Day laborer Nancy - 46 - F - Maryland Thomas - 6 - M - Maryland William - 5 - M - Maryland Sarah - 3 - F - Maryland Levin - 1 - M - Maryland | Bassett, William (I38)
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| 8165 | 1860 Federal Census of Staplefront Store, Dorchester County, Maryland Washington Bassett - 45 - M - Maryland - Day laborer Nancy - 46 - F - Maryland Thomas - 6 - M - Maryland William - 5 - M - Maryland Sarah - 3 - F - Maryland Levin - 1 - M - Maryland | Bassett, Sarah (I39)
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| 8166 | 1860 Federal Census of Steele Township, Daviess County, Indiana (19 Jul 1860) Kenneth D. Basset 34 M Indiana Farmer --- 300 Mary 27 F Indiana Martha 5 F Indiana Frank Byer 23 M Indiana Farmer Jane 24 F Illinois 1870 Federal Census of Wheatland, Steen Township, Knox County, IN (12 Aug 1870) Samuel R. Burris 37 M Indiana Farmer 1250 872 Mary 38 F Indiana Keeping House John J. 7 M Indiana Annie M. 3 F Indiana Bertha 1 F Indiana Martha J. Bassett 14 F Indiana Ida B. 7 F Indiana 1880 Federal Census of Stten Township, Knox County, IN (2 Jun 1880) Mary Burris 47 F IN OH IN Head Farming Ida B. Bassett 17 F IN IN IN Daughter At home Anna Burris 13 F IN IN IN Daughter At home Bertha 10 F IN IN IN Daughter At home 1900 Federal Census of Steen Township, Knox County, IN (2 Jun 1900) Thomas Johnson 42 M Feb 1848 IN IN IN Head Farmer Ida B. 37 F Apr 1863 IN IN IN Wife Emma 17 F Feb 1883 IN IN IN Daughter Lula 9 F Oct 1890 IN IN IN Daughter Eva 2 F Feb 1898 IN IN IN Daughter (Married 11 years, 2 children, 2 living) (#105B6) 1900 Federal Census of Aniston, Calhoun County, Alabama (12 Jun 1900) John T. Bassett 26 M Oct 1873 AL GA GA Head Linesman? Susie R. 28 F Sep 1871 AL GA GA Wife | Bassett, Kenneth D. (I11)
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| 8167 | 1860 Federal Census of Stephensport, Breckenridge County, Kentucky (5 Jun 1860) Jas H. Bassett - 31 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 8000 5600 Georgiana - 27 - F - District of Columbia Mary - 9 - F - Kentucky Julia - 6 - F - Kentucky Georgiana H. - 3 - F - Kentucky Robert J. - 1 - M - Kentucky 1870 Federal Census of Stephensport, Breckenridge County, Kentucky (11 Jun 1870) J.H. Bassett - 37 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 1500 5000 G.A. - 37 - F - DC - Keeping House Mary - 19 - F - Kentucky - At School Julia - 16 - F - Kentucky - At School G.A. - 13 - F - Kentucky - At School R.J. - 11 - M - Kentucky - At School Tryphena - 9 - F - Kentucky J.H. - 7 - M - Kentucky E.R. - 4 - M - Kentucky E.B. - 3- M - Kentucky Biographical Sketches from Kentucky, History of the State William Henry Perrin, 1887 Dr. John H. Kenny, Page 305 Dr. John H. Kenny, dental surgeon, of Paducah, Ky., was born July 15, 1842, in the city of Brooklyn, N.Y. where he was chiefly educated. He is a son of Michael and Mary (Harvey) Kenny, both of whom were of Irish birth. In 1854, being then twelve years old, John H. was brought to Kentucky by his father, his mother having died. The father located in the city of Louisville, where John H. attained his majority, studying his profession under Dr. John Leatherman of that city. He began his practice in Hardinsburg, Ky., where he remained until moving to the city of Paducah, in 1871. Being skillful in his profession and a true gentleman he soon secured a large practice, and became one of the substantial elements in the prefessional arena at Paducah. Dr. Kenny was married in 1871, in Cloverport, Breckinridge Co., Ky. to Miss Mary Bassett, daughter of James Bassett a prominent citizen of that county. Dr. Kenny and wife are members of the Catholic Church. | Bassett, Mary S. (I1010)
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| 8168 | 1860 Federal Census of Stephensport, Breckenridge County, Kentucky (5 Jun 1860) Jas H. Bassett - 31 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 8000 5600 Georgiana - 27 - F - District of Columbia Mary - 9 - F - Kentucky Julia - 6 - F - Kentucky Georgiana H. - 3 - F - Kentucky Robert J. - 1 - M - Kentucky 1870 Federal Census of Stephensport, Breckenridge County, Kentucky (11 Jun 1870) J.H. Bassett - 37 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 1500 5000 G.A. - 37 - F - DC - Keeping House Mary - 19 - F - Kentucky - At School Julia - 16 - F - Kentucky - At School G.A. - 13 - F - Kentucky - At School R.J. - 11 - M - Kentucky - At School Tryphena - 9 - F - Kentucky J.H. - 7 - M - Kentucky E.R. - 4 - M - Kentucky E.B. - 3- M - Kentucky Robert J. Bassett (From History of Kentucky) Robert J. Bassett - Back of every commercial and industrial undertaking of the country is to be found the banking institutions of the communities in which they are located, and consequently each man, woman and child in the United States is dependent upon these financial concerns for daily support. Were the banks to be wiped out of existence such a condition of chaos would reign as to beggar description. Business cannot be carried on without the backing, co-operation and approval of the banks; if business stops the employe is without work and his employer is without profit. The farmer has no market for his produce, so stops shipping, and the railroads no longer maintain their regular schedule. The country reverts to a worse condition than that prevailing before it was developed through civilizing influences, and the work of the ages is rendered nil. Such a condition will not prevail, there is no danger of that, but it is only just for the public to realize the importance of the banking institutions and their officials who keep them what they are. There are few communities in the country with any pretention to business importance which do not have one or more of these constructive forces at work in their midst, and in the case of Leitchfield, the county seat, there are naturally several of them. One of the leading institutions of this kind in the county is the Grayson County State Bank of Leitchfield, of which Robert J. Bassett is the president, and in his dignified and capable handling of its manifold affairs proves his ability as a financier and justifies his associates in their choice of him as the presiding official. Robert J. Bassett was born at Stephensport, Breckinridge County, Kentucky, a son of James H. Bassett, grandson of Jeremiah Vardiman Bassett, and a member of an old family of Delaware, from whence his great-grandfather came to Kentucky and settled in what was then Bracken County, but is now Robertson County. Here he was engaged in farming, being one of the pioneers of his neighborhood. He had thirteen sons and one daughter. Jeremiah V. Bassett was born at Bassett's Ridge, in what is now Robertson County, Kentucky and died in Missouri. He was reared in Robertson County and spent the greater part of his life at Cynthiana, Kentucky, where he was a pioneer merchant. Active in politics, he was an ardent Whig. He married a Miss Birch, a daughter of Judge James Birch. James H. Bassett was born at Cynthiana, Kentucky, in 1829, and died at Leitchfield, Kentucky, in 1913. Reared at Cynthiana, he moved in young manhood to Breckinridge County, Kentucky, and was there married and began farming, in which calling he attained to an enviable degree of success. His political convictions made him a Democrat. He married Georgia Houston, who was born in Washington, District of Columbia, in 1830, and died at Leitchfield, Kentucky, in 1905. Their children were as follows: Mary S., who in the widow of J.H. Kenny, a dentist, resides at Leitchfield; Julia, who resides at Louisville, Kentucky, is the widow of C.C. Chick, formerly a merchant of Leitchfield; Georgia H., who resides at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, is the widow of Samr. R. Dent, formerly a merchant of Leitchfield; Robert J. whose name heads this review; Enna, who married W.F. Gregory, of the city department of Louisville, Kentucky; James H., who was with the Hegan Company of Louisville, Kentucky, died at Lynchburg, Virginia, when forty years old; Edmund R., who was a banker, died at Louisville in 1917,; Erskine B., who is a merchant of Hopkinsville, Kentucky; Florence, who died at Leitchfield, was the wife of J.Y. Johnson, formerly a merchant of Paducah, Kentucky, but now a resident of Saint Louis, Missouri, where he is employed by the City Railway Company; and Dr. Frank H., who is a physician and surgeion of Hopkinsville. Robert J. Bassett attended the rural schools of Breckinridge County, and then became a student of Saint Mary's College at Lebanon, Kentucky, where he remained for one year, leaving this institution in 1877. At that time he embarked in a mercantile business at Cave City, Kentucky, and reamined there until 1883, when he came to Leitchfield and established a general store, but later confined his stock to hardware and implements. Subsequently he incorporated this business with himself as president, and it is now the leading store of its kind between Elizabethtown and Princeton, Kentucky, and he still continues at its head. In 1904, Mr. Bassett entered the field of finance as cashier of Grayson County State Bank, of which he was made president in 1911, and this position he still holds to the entire satisfaction of the stockholders and general public. This is one of the strong financial concerns of this part of the state and was established in 1886 as a state bank. The officials of the bank are as follows: R.J. Bassett, president; E.B. Tilford, vice president; Gayle Praithen, cashier; Aubrey Moorman, first assistant cashier; and J.C. Pickerill, second assistant cashier. The bank has a capital of $25,000; a surplus of $18,000, and deposits of $500,000. This bank occupies a modern brick building on the northeast corner of the Public Square. Mr. Bassett is also president of the Grayson County Supply Company, which he incorporated, and served as a member of the Kentucky State Board of Agriculture for fifteen years. He owns a modern residence on West Walnut Street, where he maintains a comfortable home. In politics he is a republican. The Baptist Church holds his membership and he is serving it as a deacon. In 1881 Mr. Bassett married at Leitchfield Miss Hattie Moorman, a daughter of Lemuel and Martha (Worthman) Moorman, both of who died recently. For many years Mr. Moorman was a farmer of Grayson County. Mr. and Mrs. Bassett have two sons, W.M. and Carroll B. W.M. Bassett is a physician and surgeon of San Antonio, Texas, and a veteran of the World war. He was graduated from the Hospital College of Medicine at Louisville, Kentucky, with the degree of Doctor of Medicine, and was engaged in a general practice at the outbreak of the late war. Like so many of his profession, he volunteered, was commissioned a major and was overseas in France for nearly a year. Carroll B. Bassett is also a resident of San Antonio, Texas, where he is engaged in business as a dealer in automobile tires. He, too, served during the late war. Sent overseas to France, he served there for about a year and received his commission as a first lieutenant. President Bassett is one of the sound and dependable me of Grayson County, and one who has closely identified himself with its growth in many directions. He is proud of the progress which has been made and that he has been able to be so constructive a force in his community. | Bassett, Julia (I1011)
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| 8169 | 1860 Federal Census of Stephensport, Breckenridge County, Kentucky (5 Jun 1860) Jas H. Bassett - 31 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 8000 5600 Georgiana - 27 - F - District of Columbia Mary - 9 - F - Kentucky Julia - 6 - F - Kentucky Georgiana H. - 3 - F - Kentucky Robert J. - 1 - M - Kentucky 1870 Federal Census of Stephensport, Breckenridge County, Kentucky (11 Jun 1870) J.H. Bassett - 37 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 1500 5000 G.A. - 37 - F - DC - Keeping House Mary - 19 - F - Kentucky - At School Julia - 16 - F - Kentucky - At School G.A. - 13 - F - Kentucky - At School R.J. - 11 - M - Kentucky - At School Tryphena - 9 - F - Kentucky J.H. - 7 - M - Kentucky E.R. - 4 - M - Kentucky E.B. - 3- M - Kentucky Robert J. Bassett (From History of Kentucky) Robert J. Bassett - Back of every commercial and industrial undertaking of the country is to be found the banking institutions of the communities in which they are located, and consequently each man, woman and child in the United States is dependent upon these financial concerns for daily support. Were the banks to be wiped out of existence such a condition of chaos would reign as to beggar description. Business cannot be carried on without the backing, co-operation and approval of the banks; if business stops the employe is without work and his employer is without profit. The farmer has no market for his produce, so stops shipping, and the railroads no longer maintain their regular schedule. The country reverts to a worse condition than that prevailing before it was developed through civilizing influences, and the work of the ages is rendered nil. Such a condition will not prevail, there is no danger of that, but it is only just for the public to realize the importance of the banking institutions and their officials who keep them what they are. There are few communities in the country with any pretention to business importance which do not have one or more of these constructive forces at work in their midst, and in the case of Leitchfield, the county seat, there are naturally several of them. One of the leading institutions of this kind in the county is the Grayson County State Bank of Leitchfield, of which Robert J. Bassett is the president, and in his dignified and capable handling of its manifold affairs proves his ability as a financier and justifies his associates in their choice of him as the presiding official. Robert J. Bassett was born at Stephensport, Breckinridge County, Kentucky, a son of James H. Bassett, grandson of Jeremiah Vardiman Bassett, and a member of an old family of Delaware, from whence his great-grandfather came to Kentucky and settled in what was then Bracken County, but is now Robertson County. Here he was engaged in farming, being one of the pioneers of his neighborhood. He had thirteen sons and one daughter. Jeremiah V. Bassett was born at Bassett's Ridge, in what is now Robertson County, Kentucky and died in Missouri. He was reared in Robertson County and spent the greater part of his life at Cynthiana, Kentucky, where he was a pioneer merchant. Active in politics, he was an ardent Whig. He married a Miss Birch, a daughter of Judge James Birch. James H. Bassett was born at Cynthiana, Kentucky, in 1829, and died at Leitchfield, Kentucky, in 1913. Reared at Cynthiana, he moved in young manhood to Breckinridge County, Kentucky, and was there married and began farming, in which calling he attained to an enviable degree of success. His political convictions made him a Democrat. He married Georgia Houston, who was born in Washington, District of Columbia, in 1830, and died at Leitchfield, Kentucky, in 1905. Their children were as follows: Mary S., who in the widow of J.H. Kenny, a dentist, resides at Leitchfield; Julia, who resides at Louisville, Kentucky, is the widow of C.C. Chick, formerly a merchant of Leitchfield; Georgia H., who resides at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, is the widow of Samr. R. Dent, formerly a merchant of Leitchfield; Robert J. whose name heads this review; Enna, who married W.F. Gregory, of the city department of Louisville, Kentucky; James H., who was with the Hegan Company of Louisville, Kentucky, died at Lynchburg, Virginia, when forty years old; Edmund R., who was a banker, died at Louisville in 1917,; Erskine B., who is a merchant of Hopkinsville, Kentucky; Florence, who died at Leitchfield, was the wife of J.Y. Johnson, formerly a merchant of Paducah, Kentucky, but now a resident of Saint Louis, Missouri, where he is employed by the City Railway Company; and Dr. Frank H., who is a physician and surgeion of Hopkinsville. Robert J. Bassett attended the rural schools of Breckinridge County, and then became a student of Saint Mary's College at Lebanon, Kentucky, where he remained for one year, leaving this institution in 1877. At that time he embarked in a mercantile business at Cave City, Kentucky, and reamined there until 1883, when he came to Leitchfield and established a general store, but later confined his stock to hardware and implements. Subsequently he incorporated this business with himself as president, and it is now the leading store of its kind between Elizabethtown and Princeton, Kentucky, and he still continues at its head. In 1904, Mr. Bassett entered the field of finance as cashier of Grayson County State Bank, of which he was made president in 1911, and this position he still holds to the entire satisfaction of the stockholders and general public. This is one of the strong financial concerns of this part of the state and was established in 1886 as a state bank. The officials of the bank are as follows: R.J. Bassett, president; E.B. Tilford, vice president; Gayle Praithen, cashier; Aubrey Moorman, first assistant cashier; and J.C. Pickerill, second assistant cashier. The bank has a capital of $25,000; a surplus of $18,000, and deposits of $500,000. This bank occupies a modern brick building on the northeast corner of the Public Square. Mr. Bassett is also president of the Grayson County Supply Company, which he incorporated, and served as a member of the Kentucky State Board of Agriculture for fifteen years. He owns a modern residence on West Walnut Street, where he maintains a comfortable home. In politics he is a republican. The Baptist Church holds his membership and he is serving it as a deacon. In 1881 Mr. Bassett married at Leitchfield Miss Hattie Moorman, a daughter of Lemuel and Martha (Worthman) Moorman, both of who died recently. For many years Mr. Moorman was a farmer of Grayson County. Mr. and Mrs. Bassett have two sons, W.M. and Carroll B. W.M. Bassett is a physician and surgeon of San Antonio, Texas, and a veteran of the World war. He was graduated from the Hospital College of Medicine at Louisville, Kentucky, with the degree of Doctor of Medicine, and was engaged in a general practice at the outbreak of the late war. Like so many of his profession, he volunteered, was commissioned a major and was overseas in France for nearly a year. Carroll B. Bassett is also a resident of San Antonio, Texas, where he is engaged in business as a dealer in automobile tires. He, too, served during the late war. Sent overseas to France, he served there for about a year and received his commission as a first lieutenant. President Bassett is one of the sound and dependable me of Grayson County, and one who has closely identified himself with its growth in many directions. He is proud of the progress which has been made and that he has been able to be so constructive a force in his community. | Bassett, Georgiana Houston (I1012)
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| 8170 | 1860 Federal Census of Stephensport, Breckenridge County, Kentucky (5 Jun 1860) Jas H. Bassett - 31 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 8000 5600 Georgiana - 27 - F - District of Columbia Mary - 9 - F - Kentucky Julia - 6 - F - Kentucky Georgiana H. - 3 - F - Kentucky Robert J. - 1 - M - Kentucky 1870 Federal Census of Stephensport, Breckenridge County, Kentucky (11 Jun 1870) J.H. Bassett - 37 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 1500 5000 G.A. - 37 - F - DC - Keeping House Mary - 19 - F - Kentucky - At School Julia - 16 - F - Kentucky - At School G.A. - 13 - F - Kentucky - At School R.J. - 11 - M - Kentucky - At School Tryphena - 9 - F - Kentucky J.H. - 7 - M - Kentucky E.R. - 4 - M - Kentucky E.B. - 3- M - Kentucky Robert J. Bassett (From History of Kentucky) Robert J. Bassett - Back of every commercial and industrial undertaking of the country is to be found the banking institutions of the communities in which they are located, and consequently each man, woman and child in the United States is dependent upon these financial concerns for daily support. Were the banks to be wiped out of existence such a condition of chaos would reign as to beggar description. Business cannot be carried on without the backing, co-operation and approval of the banks; if business stops the employe is without work and his employer is without profit. The farmer has no market for his produce, so stops shipping, and the railroads no longer maintain their regular schedule. The country reverts to a worse condition than that prevailing before it was developed through civilizing influences, and the work of the ages is rendered nil. Such a condition will not prevail, there is no danger of that, but it is only just for the public to realize the importance of the banking institutions and their officials who keep them what they are. There are few communities in the country with any pretention to business importance which do not have one or more of these constructive forces at work in their midst, and in the case of Leitchfield, the county seat, there are naturally several of them. One of the leading institutions of this kind in the county is the Grayson County State Bank of Leitchfield, of which Robert J. Bassett is the president, and in his dignified and capable handling of its manifold affairs proves his ability as a financier and justifies his associates in their choice of him as the presiding official. Robert J. Bassett was born at Stephensport, Breckinridge County, Kentucky, a son of James H. Bassett, grandson of Jeremiah Vardiman Bassett, and a member of an old family of Delaware, from whence his great-grandfather came to Kentucky and settled in what was then Bracken County, but is now Robertson County. Here he was engaged in farming, being one of the pioneers of his neighborhood. He had thirteen sons and one daughter. Jeremiah V. Bassett was born at Bassett's Ridge, in what is now Robertson County, Kentucky and died in Missouri. He was reared in Robertson County and spent the greater part of his life at Cynthiana, Kentucky, where he was a pioneer merchant. Active in politics, he was an ardent Whig. He married a Miss Birch, a daughter of Judge James Birch. James H. Bassett was born at Cynthiana, Kentucky, in 1829, and died at Leitchfield, Kentucky, in 1913. Reared at Cynthiana, he moved in young manhood to Breckinridge County, Kentucky, and was there married and began farming, in which calling he attained to an enviable degree of success. His political convictions made him a Democrat. He married Georgia Houston, who was born in Washington, District of Columbia, in 1830, and died at Leitchfield, Kentucky, in 1905. Their children were as follows: Mary S., who in the widow of J.H. Kenny, a dentist, resides at Leitchfield; Julia, who resides at Louisville, Kentucky, is the widow of C.C. Chick, formerly a merchant of Leitchfield; Georgia H., who resides at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, is the widow of Samr. R. Dent, formerly a merchant of Leitchfield; Robert J. whose name heads this review; Enna, who married W.F. Gregory, of the city department of Louisville, Kentucky; James H., who was with the Hegan Company of Louisville, Kentucky, died at Lynchburg, Virginia, when forty years old; Edmund R., who was a banker, died at Louisville in 1917,; Erskine B., who is a merchant of Hopkinsville, Kentucky; Florence, who died at Leitchfield, was the wife of J.Y. Johnson, formerly a merchant of Paducah, Kentucky, but now a resident of Saint Louis, Missouri, where he is employed by the City Railway Company; and Dr. Frank H., who is a physician and surgeion of Hopkinsville. Robert J. Bassett attended the rural schools of Breckinridge County, and then became a student of Saint Mary's College at Lebanon, Kentucky, where he remained for one year, leaving this institution in 1877. At that time he embarked in a mercantile business at Cave City, Kentucky, and reamined there until 1883, when he came to Leitchfield and established a general store, but later confined his stock to hardware and implements. Subsequently he incorporated this business with himself as president, and it is now the leading store of its kind between Elizabethtown and Princeton, Kentucky, and he still continues at its head. In 1904, Mr. Bassett entered the field of finance as cashier of Grayson County State Bank, of which he was made president in 1911, and this position he still holds to the entire satisfaction of the stockholders and general public. This is one of the strong financial concerns of this part of the state and was established in 1886 as a state bank. The officials of the bank are as follows: R.J. Bassett, president; E.B. Tilford, vice president; Gayle Praithen, cashier; Aubrey Moorman, first assistant cashier; and J.C. Pickerill, second assistant cashier. The bank has a capital of $25,000; a surplus of $18,000, and deposits of $500,000. This bank occupies a modern brick building on the northeast corner of the Public Square. Mr. Bassett is also president of the Grayson County Supply Company, which he incorporated, and served as a member of the Kentucky State Board of Agriculture for fifteen years. He owns a modern residence on West Walnut Street, where he maintains a comfortable home. In politics he is a republican. The Baptist Church holds his membership and he is serving it as a deacon. In 1881 Mr. Bassett married at Leitchfield Miss Hattie Moorman, a daughter of Lemuel and Martha (Worthman) Moorman, both of who died recently. For many years Mr. Moorman was a farmer of Grayson County. Mr. and Mrs. Bassett have two sons, W.M. and Carroll B. W.M. Bassett is a physician and surgeon of San Antonio, Texas, and a veteran of the World war. He was graduated from the Hospital College of Medicine at Louisville, Kentucky, with the degree of Doctor of Medicine, and was engaged in a general practice at the outbreak of the late war. Like so many of his profession, he volunteered, was commissioned a major and was overseas in France for nearly a year. Carroll B. Bassett is also a resident of San Antonio, Texas, where he is engaged in business as a dealer in automobile tires. He, too, served during the late war. Sent overseas to France, he served there for about a year and received his commission as a first lieutenant. President Bassett is one of the sound and dependable me of Grayson County, and one who has closely identified himself with its growth in many directions. He is proud of the progress which has been made and that he has been able to be so constructive a force in his community. | Bassett, Robert Jeremiah (I1013)
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| 8171 | 1860 Federal Census of Stephensport, Breckenridge County, Kentucky (5 Jun 1860) Jas H. Bassett - 31 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 8000 5600 Georgiana - 27 - F - District of Columbia Mary - 9 - F - Kentucky Julia - 6 - F - Kentucky Georgiana H. - 3 - F - Kentucky Robert J. - 1 - M - Kentucky 1870 Federal Census of Stephensport, Breckenridge County, Kentucky (11 Jun 1870) J.H. Bassett - 37 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 1500 5000 G.A. - 37 - F - DC - Keeping House Mary - 19 - F - Kentucky - At School Julia - 16 - F - Kentucky - At School G.A. - 13 - F - Kentucky - At School R.J. - 11 - M - Kentucky - At School Tryphena - 9 - F - Kentucky J.H. - 7 - M - Kentucky E.R. - 4 - M - Kentucky E.B. - 3- M - Kentucky The Breckenridge News, Wednesday, October 28, 1903 Was from This County. Leitchfield, Ky., Oct. 21. - Mrs. Georgia Houston Bassett, wife of James H. Bassett, died this morning at her home, at the Cedars, one and a half miles from town. Mrs. Bassett had been ill for several days, but her death was unexpected. She was well known in Louisville, having lived there for years, and was a member of a prominent family of Breckenridge county. She leaves a large family of grown children, among them being Mrs. Julia Chick, of Louisville; Mrs. Frank Gregory, Parkland; James Bassett, Louisville; Birch Bassett, Frank Bassett, Hopkinsville; Mrs. Mary Kinney, Mrs. S.R. Dent, E.R. Bassett and J. Robert Bassett, of this place. She was the mother of Mrs. J.J. Johnson, of St. Louis, who died about one year ago. Mrs. Bassett's remains will be interred at Thomas cemetery tomorrow. Frank H. Bassett History of Kentucky Volume V 1922 Frank H. Bassett, M.D. From the earliest period of statehood to the present the Bassett family has been a prominent one in the western counties of Kentucky. Several of the name have lived in Hopkinsville, which is the home of Dr. Frank H. Bassett, formerly a merchant of that city, in later years a practicing physician, and now the vigorous and capable mayor of the city. Doctor Bassett, was born at Stephensport, Kentucky, November 1, 1872. His paternal ancestors were Welsh and Colonial Americans. His grandfather, Jeremiah Vardeman Bassett, was born in 1797 at Cynthiana, Kentucky, this date establishing the fact that the family's settlement in Kentucky was some years before the close of the eighteenth century. Grandfather Bassett was a saddler by trade, spent most of his active life at Cynthiana, but finally moved out to Northwest Missouri and died at Plattsburg in 1887. His wife, Tryphenia Wellesley Birch also died at Plattsburg, in 1889. James H. Bassett, father of Doctor Bassett, was born in Cynthiana in 1828. He spent his early life in his native town, and after his marriage in Breckinridge County lived on his farm there for a number of years. He was a graduate of Transylvania College at Lexington, and on leaving college went to work in the Louisville post office and some years later, in 1877, he returned to Louisville and again resumed work in the post office. That was his business connection until 1890, when he was appointed postmaster of Parkland, now part of the City of Louisville. He held that post of responsibility four years, and then removed to a farm in Grayson County, and was active in the agricultural affairs of that vicinity until his death, which occurred near Litchfield in 1914. He was a staunch Democrat of the old school. James H. Bassett married Georgia Houston, who was born in Washington, D.C., in 1832 and died at Litchfield in Grayson County, Kentucky, in 1904. She was closely related to the same family that produced Sam Houston, a governor of Texas. Her mother, Mary (Frank) Houston, was the State of Georgia's official flower girl delegated to strew flowers in front of General Lafayette on his second visit to the United States in 1825. Mary S. Bassett, oldest of the children of James H. Bassett and wife, is a resident of Litchfield, Kentucky, and is the widow of John H. Kenny, who was a dentist practicing at Paducah for many years and who died in 1896. Julia B. Bassett, the next in the family, lives at Louisville and is the widow of Carroll C. Chick, who was owner and operator of a flour mill at Mt. Sterling, Kentucky. Georgia B. Bassett lives at Birmingham, Alabama, widow of Samuel R. Dent, who for many years was engaged in merchandising at Litchfield, Kentucky. Robert J. Bassett is president of the Grayson County State Bank at Litchfield. James H. Bassett, Jr., who was born in 1863, had only one business association in all his active life, spending thirty-three years with the Hegan Mantle Company, and while traveling representative of that house he was killed, being hit by an automobile, and he died at Lynchburg, Virginia, in 1913. Edmund Ruffin Bassett, who was a retired banker when he died at Louisville in 1918, a victim of the influenza, was named for Edmund Ruffin, the Confederate soldier who fired the first shot at Fort Sumter at the beginning of the Civil war. The seventh of the Bassett children is Col. Erskine B. Bassett, the oldest merchant of Hopkinsville in point of continuous service, and who was an active member of the Kentucky State Bar from 1884 until he was mustered into the National Army at the beginning of the World war, and was colonel of the One Hundred and Fiftieth Infantry in France. Florence B. Bassett, who died at Louisville, Kentucky, in 1903, was the wife of J.Y. Johnson, who now lives in St. Louis, Missouri, being a civil engineer with the St. Louis Street Railway Company. Frank H. Bassett was the tenth and youngest of this notable family. He spent most of his boyhood in Louisville, attending the Sacred Heart parochial school and graduating from St. Xavier's College in Louisville in 1887. For four years he was employed in the dry goods department of Colonel Bassett's store, and from 1891 was employed for two years by J.M. Robinson & Company at Louisville. In 1893, returning to Hopkinsville, he resumed work in his brother's dry goods business until 1898. and following that was an associate member of the hardware firm of Thompson & Bassett until 1905, when he sold out and used his means to carry out along the cherished purpose of becoming a physician. He entered the medical depatment of the University of Nashville, and received his M.D. degree in 1910. For one year he practiced as an interne in the Tennessee Hospital of Nashville, and then carried on a general practice at Hopklnsville six years. Since then his work has been largely as a specialist in anesthesia and as medical examiner for various insurance companies. He is a member of the County, State and American Medical associations. Doctor Bassett has always been a staunch Democrat, but his political work has been entirely confined to the government of his home city. When Hopkinsville was given a new charter under the commission form of government he was one of the first city commissioners elected in 1915, beginning his duties in 1916. In that year he announced his intention of becoming a candidate for mayor in November, 1917, two years away, and when his name was presented as candidate for that office there was no opposition and he entered upon his career as mayor in January, 1918, and during the past two years has done much to dignify the office in the eyes of citizens and has given an administration of municipal affairs efficient and competent in every respect. Doctor Bassett is a member of the Presbyterian Church, and is a past exalted ruler of Hopkinsville Lodge No. 545 of the Elks. He has been duly prospered in his business and professional career, and is owner of four business houses and several dwellings in Hopkinsville, his own home at 145 Alumni Avenue being one of the best residences in Western Kentucky. On February 23, 1898, at Hopkinsville, Doctor Bassett married Miss Mamie Elizabeth Thompson. Her father, the late Charles A. Thompson, was one of the early hardware merchants of Hopkinsville. Mrs. Bassett finished her education in the Mary Sharp College of Winchester, Tennessee. To their union were born three children: Charles Thompson, who died at the age of sixteen; Florence Marshall, born November 1, 1902, now a student in an eastern college, and Frank H. Jr., who was born August 15, 1906. | Houston, Georgianna (I559)
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| 8172 | 1860 Federal Census of Sterling, Whiteside County, Illinois (9 Jul 186 Herman Bassett 30 M Massachusetts Farmer 2400 1100 Permelia 26 F New York Edwin J. 4 M Illinois Lewis H. 3 M Illinois Charles 21 M Massachusetts Farm Laborer 1870 Federal Census of Putnam Township, Fayette County, Iowa (14 Jul 1870) Herman Bassett 42 M Massachusetts Farmer 3000 1300 Permelia 36 F New York Edwin 12 M Illinois Henry 10 M Illinois Clarence 8 M Illinois Charles 7 M Illinois John 2 M Illinois 1880 Federal Census of Putnam, Fayette County, Iowa Hermon Bassett 52 M MA MA MA Head Farmer Pamelia 46 F NY NY NY Wife Keeping House Edwin J. 23 M IL MA NY Son Works On Farm Clara A. 18 F IL MA NY Daughter At Home Charles H. 17 M IL MA NY Son Works On Farm John H. 11 M IA MA NY Son At School 1900 Federal Census of Stawberry Point, Cass Twp., Clayton Co., IA (30 Jun 1900) Herman Bassett 72 Feb 1827 M MA MA MA Head Landlord Permelia 66 Dec 1833 F NY NY NY Wife Lucy A. 8 Sep 1891 F IA IL IA Granddau (Married 45 years, 7 children, 4 living) (Living on Elm Street) Residents of Putnam Township 1878 History of Fayette County, Iowa Bassett, Hermon, farmer, Section 11; PO Strawberry Point; born in Lee, Berkshire Co., Mass. in 1828; moved to Sterling, Whiteside Co., Illinois in 1854; located in this county in 1866. Married Miss Pamelia A. Jenkins in 1854; she was born in Cayuga Co., New York in 1833; had seven children - Edwin J. born April 28, 1857; L. Henry, Sept. 24, 1858; Clara A., June 6, 1861; Charles H., Feb. 12, 1863; Rhoda M., Aug. 3, 1865, died March 16, 1868; John H., Jan. 10, 1869; Nathan A., Aug. 7, 1875, died in 1876. Congregationalists; Republican. Has been Justice of the Peace three years; Township Assessor, one year, Township Clerk and Assessor several terms in Whiteside Co., Illinois. He owns 217 acres of land worth $30 per acre. | Bassett, Hermon (I06176)
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| 8173 | 1860 Federal Census of Stow Township, Summit County, Ohio (16 Jul 1860) John Gettys - 42 - M - New York - Farmer 2000 400 Maria P. - 48 - F - Pennsylvania William E. Bassett - 9 - M - Ohio 1870 Federal Census of Vermillion Township, Erie County, Ohio (14 Jun 1870) John Bassett - 48 - M - Pennsylvania - Stone Mason --- 100 Mary - 54 - F - New Jersey - Keeping House Elizabeth Sanderson - 21 - F - Ohio Maria - 19 - F - Ohio William E. Bassett - 19 - M - Ohio - Stone Mason 1880 Federal Census of Amherst, Lorain County, Ohio William Bassett - 29 - M - US-US-US - Head - Stationary Engineer Mary - 29 - F - OH------ - Wife - Housekeeping Mary - 9 - F - OH-US-OH - Daughter - Attending School John - 6 - M - OH-US-OH - Son - Attending School Charles - 3 - M - OH-US-OH - Son Alberta - 6/12 - F - OH-US-OH - Daughter 1900 Federal Census of Portaustin Township, Huron County, Michigan (13 Jun 1900) William Bassett - 50 - M - May 1850 - OH-PA-OH - Head - Engineer and Machinist Minnie - 48 - F - Jun 1851 - OH-OH-OH - Wife John - 24 - M - Jul 1875 - OH-OH-OH - Son Charles - 23 - M - Jan 1877 - OH-OH-OH - Son Frank - 16 - M - Sep 1883 - OH-OH-OH - Son Bertha Williams - 20 - F - Jan 1880 - OH-OH-OH - Daughter Velma - 2 - F - Jun 1898 - OH-OH-OH - GrDau (Married 30 years, 8 children, 5 living) (Bertha married 3 years, 1 child, 1 living) | Bassett, William E. (I4)
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| 8174 | 1860 Federal Census of Strongs Prarie, Adams County, Wisconsin (29 Jun 1860) Prize Bassett 63 M Massachusetts Farmer 1500 200 Charles 24 M New York Farmer Mary 21 F New York Cornelia 19 F New York Teacher 1870 Federal Census of Strongs Prarie, Adams County, Wisconsin (28 Jul 1870) Periz Bassett 73 M Massachusetts Farmer 1500 600 1880 Federal Census of Monroe, Adams County, Wisconsin James M. Dawes 46 M ME ME NB Head Farmer Mary L. 42 F NY MA CT Wife Keeping House Alva P. 11 F WI ME NY Daughter At school Frank E. 10 M WI ME NY Son At school James L. 8 M WI ME NY Son At school Charles H. 7 M WI ME NY Son At school Arthur L. 6 M WI ME NY Son At school Perez Bassett 82 M MA MA MA Father-in-law Carpenter Strongs Prairie Cemetery, Adams County, Wisconsin WILLIAMSON, Edward Born on 1 November 1844 and died on 25 April 1909. WILLIAMSON, Cornelia M., Nee Bassett Died on 23 December 1892 aged 52 years, 3 months and 15 days. BASSETT, Roxana Wife of Perez Bassett. Died on 23 October 1857 aged 51 years. BASSETT, Perez Died on 20 August 1880 aged 83 years. | Bassett, Perez (I05450)
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| 8175 | 1860 Federal Census of Sturgis Village, St. Joseph County, Michigan (10 Aug 1860) Addison Bassett 38 M Vermont Physician 820 Mariah 39 F Vermont Daniel A. 3/12 F Michigan 1870 Federal Census of West Union Township, Fayette County, Iowa (1 Jun 1870) A. Bassett 46 M Vermont Druggist 1200 4800 A.W. Atwood 22 M England Medical Student --- 200 M.A. Bassett 27 F Massachusetts Keeping House Laura 2 F Iowa 1880 Federal Census of El Dorado, Butler County, Kansas (4 Jun 1880) A. Bassett 54 M VT MA MA Head Drugist M.A. 36 F MA -- -- Wife Housekeeper Laura 12 F IA VT MA Daughter At school John M. 8 M IA VT MA Son At school HISTORY OF THE STATE OF KANSAS (1883) (By A.T. Andreas) A. Bassett, a native of Windsor County, Vt, born July 27, 1823. Removed to Albany, N.Y., when young, where he received his education. In 1852 came West, lived in Michigan thirteen years when he removed to West Union, Iowa, where he was engaged in the drug trade for eleven years. He ca Kansas in 1876, living at Topeka for a year and came to El Dorado, Kan., 1877. Mr. Bassett is a Mason and a charter member of the Chapter in El Dorado. He was married in New York to Miss Mary A. Robinson. They have two children - Laura and John M. In the spring of 1883 Mr. B. was elected Mayor of El Dorado. | Bassett, Addison (I05271)
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| 8176 | 1860 Federal Census of Sublette, Lee County, Illinois (14 Jul 1860) Chas. Basset - 55 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 1200 450 Abigail - 44 - F - New York Julia - 9 - F - Illinois Marcella - 3- F - Illinois Living next door Wm. Beard - 31 - M - Vermont - Farmer 2400 600 Mary - 24 - F - Ohio Alice - 5- F - Illinois Austin - 2 - M - Illinois Ada - 6/12 - F - Illinois 1870 Federal Census of Sublette Township, Lee County, Illinois (9 Jul 1870) Charles Bassett - 59 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 1600 600 Abigal - 54 - F - New York - Keeping House Edna - 17 - F - Illinois - School Teacher Marsella - 13 - F - Illinois 1880 Federal Census of Fredonia, Wilson County, Kansas Abigail Bassett - 65 - F - NY----NY - Head - Keeping House Edna - 28 - F - IL-MA-NY - Daughter - Teaching School Marsella - 23 - F - IL-MA-NY - Daughter - Teaching School The Amboy Journal 15 Jul 1871 About midnight, one week ago last Wednesday, Miss Edna Bassett found a man lying on the bed beside her, which did not harmonize with her ideas of propriety. With unearthly shrieks she left the room. Waresella started, but the man caught and held him a few seconds. Mr. Bassett admits that he was terribly frightened, but he has acted constable too much in his younger days, to run from danger. He seized the intruder, and would have spoiled his face but for Mrs. Bassett. The girls ran endishabelle for Wm. Beard, but ere he arrived Mr. and Mrs. Bassett had the fellow securely tied with a rope. He had got in at the bed room window, leaving his boots outside, and hat and coat within, and was lying on the bed when his presence became known. They kept him until morning, decided that he was crazy, so gave him some breakfast and let him go. He went to Binghampton and said he was going fifty miles north of Freeport. Then came the handbills, advertising John Reed, the murderer of Miss McCormick in DeKalb county, which described the crazy man so closely that we telegraphed Sheriff Berkley to watch for him at Dixo. Whether it was the murderer or not we have not heard. Charles Bassett was living next door to William Beard (husband of daughter Mary Bassett) in the 1870 census of Lee County, Illinois. | Bassett, Marcella (I1349)
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| 8177 | 1860 Federal Census of Sublette, Lee County, Illinois (14 Jul 1860) Chas. Basset - 55 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 1200 450 Abigail - 44 - F - New York Julia - 9 - F - Illinois Marcella - 3- F - Illinois Living next door Wm. Beard - 31 - M - Vermont - Farmer 2400 600 Mary - 24 - F - Ohio Alice - 5- F - Illinois Austin - 2 - M - Illinois Ada - 6/12 - F - Illinois | Bassett, Julia (I1347)
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| 8178 | 1860 Federal Census of Sugar Creek, Walworth County, Wisconsin (24 Jun 1860) William Bassett - 40 - M - Ireland - Farmer 150 125 Elizabeth - 42 - F - Ireland Albert - 16 - M - Canada - Farm Laborer Harriet - 14 - F - Canada Henrietta - 12 - F - Canada Emeline - 8 - F - Wisconsin Thomas - 6 - M - Wisconsin John W. - 4 - M - Wisconsin Sarah - 20 - F - Canada - Servant 1870 Federal Census of Sugar Creek, Walworth County, Wisconsin (2 Aug 1870) Eliza Basset - 52 - F - England - Keeps House 1200 400 Albert - 24 - M - Canada - Laborer Henrietta - 19 - F- Canada - Keeps House Thomas - 16 - M - Wisconsin John - 14 - M - Wisconsin 1880 Federal Census of Sugar Creek, Walworth County, Wisconsin Albert Bassett - 34 - M - CN-CN-CN - Head - Farmer Emma - 31 - F - EN-EN-EN - Wife - Keeping House William - 6 - M - WI-CN-EN - Son Edith - 4 - F - WI-CN-EN - Daughter 1900 Federal Census of Bloomer, Chippewa County, Wisconsin (4 Jun 1900) Albert E. Bassett - 53 - M - Oct 1846 - CN-CN-CN - Head - Farmer (immigrated 1852) Anna - 51 - F - Mr 1848 - EN-EN-EN - Wife (immigrated 1855) William J. - 25 - M - Sep 1874 - WI-CN-EN - Son - Farm Laborer Edith M. - 24 - F - Mar 1876 - WI-CN-EN - Daughter Royal L. - 19 - M - Jul 1880 - WI-CN-EN - Son (Married 26 years, 3 children, 3 living) 1920 Federal Census of Wood Mohr, Chippewa County, Wisconsin (14 Jan 1920) Albert A. Bassett - 75 - M - CN-IR-IR - Head - Farmer General Farm Anna - 70 - F - EN-EN-EN - Wife William - 45 - M - WI-CN-EN - Son - Farm Laborer | Bassett, Albert (I4)
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| 8179 | 1860 Federal Census of Sugar Creek, Walworth County, Wisconsin (24 Jun 1860) William Bassett - 40 - M - Ireland - Farmer 150 125 Elizabeth - 42 - F - Ireland Albert - 16 - M - Canada - Farm Laborer Harriet - 14 - F - Canada Henrietta - 12 - F - Canada Emeline - 8 - F - Wisconsin Thomas - 6 - M - Wisconsin John W. - 4 - M - Wisconsin Sarah - 20 - F - Canada - Servant 1870 Federal Census of Sugar Creek, Walworth County, Wisconsin (2 Aug 1870) Eliza Basset - 52 - F - England - Keeps House 1200 400 Albert - 24 - M - Canada - Laborer Henrietta - 19 - F- Canada - Keeps House Thomas - 16 - M - Wisconsin John - 14 - M - Wisconsin 1880 Federal Census of Sugar Creek, Walworth County, Wisconsin Elizabeth Bassett - 64 - F - CN-IR---- - Head - Keeping House Thomas - 26 - M - WI-CN-CN - Son - Farm Laborer Hewett Hice - 30 - F- CN-CN-CN - Daughter Almer - 8 - M - Wi-WI-WI - Grandson Chester - 5 - M - Wi-WI-WI - Grandson | Elizabeth (I2)
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| 8180 | 1860 Federal Census of Sugar Creek, Walworth County, Wisconsin (24 Jun 1860) William Bassett - 40 - M - Ireland - Farmer 150 125 Elizabeth - 42 - F - Ireland Albert - 16 - M - Canada - Farm Laborer Harriet - 14 - F - Canada Henrietta - 12 - F - Canada Emeline - 8 - F - Wisconsin Thomas - 6 - M - Wisconsin John W. - 4 - M - Wisconsin Sarah - 20 - F - Canada - Servant 1870 Federal Census of Sugar Creek, Walworth County, Wisconsin (2 Aug 1870) Eliza Basset - 52 - F - England - Keeps House 1200 400 Albert - 24 - M - Canada - Laborer Henrietta - 19 - F- Canada - Keeps House Thomas - 16 - M - Wisconsin John - 14 - M - Wisconsin 1880 Federal Census of Sugar Creek, Walworth County, Wisconsin Elizabeth Bassett - 64 - F - CN-IR---- - Head - Keeping House Thomas - 26 - M - WI-CN-CN - Son - Farm Laborer Hewett Hice - 30 - F- CN-CN-CN - Daughter Almer - 8 - M - Wi-WI-WI - Grandson Chester - 5 - M - Wi-WI-WI - Grandson | Bassett, Henrietta (I6)
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| 8181 | 1860 Federal Census of Sugar Creek, Walworth County, Wisconsin (24 Jun 1860) William Bassett - 40 - M - Ireland - Farmer 150 125 Elizabeth - 42 - F - Ireland Albert - 16 - M - Canada - Farm Laborer Harriet - 14 - F - Canada Henrietta - 12 - F - Canada Emeline - 8 - F - Wisconsin Thomas - 6 - M - Wisconsin John W. - 4 - M - Wisconsin Sarah - 20 - F - Canada - Servant 1870 Federal Census of Sugar Creek, Walworth County, Wisconsin (2 Aug 1870) Eliza Basset - 52 - F - England - Keeps House 1200 400 Albert - 24 - M - Canada - Laborer Henrietta - 19 - F- Canada - Keeps House Thomas - 16 - M - Wisconsin John - 14 - M - Wisconsin 1880 Federal Census of Sugar Creek, Walworth County, Wisconsin Elizabeth Bassett - 64 - F - CN-IR---- - Head - Keeping House Thomas - 26 - M - WI-CN-CN - Son - Farm Laborer Hewett Hice - 30 - F- CN-CN-CN - Daughter Almer - 8 - M - Wi-WI-WI - Grandson Chester - 5 - M - Wi-WI-WI - Grandson | Bassett, Thomas (I8)
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| 8182 | 1860 Federal Census of Sugar Creek, Walworth County, Wisconsin (24 Jun 1860) William Bassett - 40 - M - Ireland - Farmer 150 125 Elizabeth - 42 - F - Ireland Albert - 16 - M - Canada - Farm Laborer Harriet - 14 - F - Canada Henrietta - 12 - F - Canada Emeline - 8 - F - Wisconsin Thomas - 6 - M - Wisconsin John W. - 4 - M - Wisconsin Sarah - 20 - F - Canada - Servant 1870 Federal Census of Sugar Creek, Walworth County, Wisconsin (2 Aug 1870) Eliza Basset - 52 - F - England - Keeps House 1200 400 Albert - 24 - M - Canada - Laborer Henrietta - 19 - F- Canada - Keeps House Thomas - 16 - M - Wisconsin John - 14 - M - Wisconsin | Bassett, John W. (I9)
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| 8183 | 1860 Federal Census of Sugar Creek, Walworth County, Wisconsin (24 Jun 1860) William Bassett - 40 - M - Ireland - Farmer 150 125 Elizabeth - 42 - F - Ireland Albert - 16 - M - Canada - Farm Laborer Harriet - 14 - F - Canada Henrietta - 12 - F - Canada Emeline - 8 - F - Wisconsin Thomas - 6 - M - Wisconsin John W. - 4 - M - Wisconsin Sarah - 20 - F - Canada - Servant | Bassett, William (I1)
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| 8184 | 1860 Federal Census of Sugar Creek, Walworth County, Wisconsin (24 Jun 1860) William Bassett - 40 - M - Ireland - Farmer 150 125 Elizabeth - 42 - F - Ireland Albert - 16 - M - Canada - Farm Laborer Harriet - 14 - F - Canada Henrietta - 12 - F - Canada Emeline - 8 - F - Wisconsin Thomas - 6 - M - Wisconsin John W. - 4 - M - Wisconsin Sarah - 20 - F - Canada - Servant | Bassett, Sarah (I3)
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| 8185 | 1860 Federal Census of Sugar Creek, Walworth County, Wisconsin (24 Jun 1860) William Bassett - 40 - M - Ireland - Farmer 150 125 Elizabeth - 42 - F - Ireland Albert - 16 - M - Canada - Farm Laborer Harriet - 14 - F - Canada Henrietta - 12 - F - Canada Emeline - 8 - F - Wisconsin Thomas - 6 - M - Wisconsin John W. - 4 - M - Wisconsin Sarah - 20 - F - Canada - Servant | Bassett, Harriet (I5)
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| 8186 | 1860 Federal Census of Sugar Creek, Walworth County, Wisconsin (24 Jun 1860) William Bassett - 40 - M - Ireland - Farmer 150 125 Elizabeth - 42 - F - Ireland Albert - 16 - M - Canada - Farm Laborer Harriet - 14 - F - Canada Henrietta - 12 - F - Canada Emeline - 8 - F - Wisconsin Thomas - 6 - M - Wisconsin John W. - 4 - M - Wisconsin Sarah - 20 - F - Canada - Servant | Bassett, Emeline (I7)
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| 8187 | 1860 Federal Census of Sullivan, Madison County, New York (10 Jul 1860) Allen Bassett 72 M Massachusetts Farmer 100 Deidama 64 F Massachusetts | Bassett, Allen (I01604)
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| 8188 | 1860 Federal Census of Sullivan, Madison County, New York (10 Jul 1860) Joseph H. Bassett 24 M Massachusetts Farm Laborer Living with Samuel Giles | Bassett, Joseph Henry (I03477)
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| 8189 | 1860 Federal Census of Suwannee County, Florida (August 18, 1860) William Morree - 38 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer 1000 300 Mahelia - 25 - Female - South Carolina Eliza - 5 - Female - Florida Thadeus - 3 - Male - Florida Andy - 6/12 - Male - Florida Jackson Bass - 19 - Male - South Carolina Fanny Bass - 16 - Female - South Carolina James Bass - 13 - Male - South Carolina | Bass, Mahelia (I3)
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| 8190 | 1860 Federal Census of Suwannee County, Florida (August 18, 1860) William Morree - 38 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer 1000 300 Mahelia - 25 - Female - South Carolina Eliza - 5 - Female - Florida Thadeus - 3 - Male - Florida Andy - 6/12 - Male - Florida Jackson Bass - 19 - Male - South Carolina Fanny Bass - 16 - Female - South Carolina James Bass - 13 - Male - South Carolina | Bass, Andrew Jackson (I4)
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| 8191 | 1860 Federal Census of Suwannee County, Florida (August 18, 1860) William Morree - 38 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer 1000 300 Mahelia - 25 - Female - South Carolina Eliza - 5 - Female - Florida Thadeus - 3 - Male - Florida Andy - 6/12 - Male - Florida Jackson Bass - 19 - Male - South Carolina Fanny Bass - 16 - Female - South Carolina James Bass - 13 - Male - South Carolina | Bass, Nancy Frances (I5)
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| 8192 | 1860 Federal Census of Suwannee County, Florida (August 18, 1860) William Morree - 38 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer 1000 300 Mahelia - 25 - Female - South Carolina Eliza - 5 - Female - Florida Thadeus - 3 - Male - Florida Andy - 6/12 - Male - Florida Jackson Bass - 19 - Male - South Carolina Fanny Bass - 16 - Female - South Carolina James Bass - 13 - Male - South Carolina | Bass, James (I6)
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| 8193 | 1860 Federal Census of Suwannee County, Florida (August 18, 1860) William Morree - 38 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer 1000 300 Mahelia - 25 - Female - South Carolina Eliza - 5 - Female - Florida Thadeus - 3 - Male - Florida Andy - 6/12 - Male - Florida Jackson Bass - 19 - Male - South Carolina Fanny Bass - 16 - Female - South Carolina James Bass - 13 - Male - South Carolina | Morree, William (I8)
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| 8194 | 1860 Federal Census of Suwannee County, Florida (August 18, 1860) William Morree - 38 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer 1000 300 Mahelia - 25 - Female - South Carolina Eliza - 5 - Female - Florida Thadeus - 3 - Male - Florida Andy - 6/12 - Male - Florida Jackson Bass - 19 - Male - South Carolina Fanny Bass - 16 - Female - South Carolina James Bass - 13 - Male - South Carolina | Morree, Eliza (I9)
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| 8195 | 1860 Federal Census of Suwannee County, Florida (August 18, 1860) William Morree - 38 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer 1000 300 Mahelia - 25 - Female - South Carolina Eliza - 5 - Female - Florida Thadeus - 3 - Male - Florida Andy - 6/12 - Male - Florida Jackson Bass - 19 - Male - South Carolina Fanny Bass - 16 - Female - South Carolina James Bass - 13 - Male - South Carolina | Morree, Thadeus (I10)
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| 8196 | 1860 Federal Census of Suwannee County, Florida (August 18, 1860) William Morree - 38 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer 1000 300 Mahelia - 25 - Female - South Carolina Eliza - 5 - Female - Florida Thadeus - 3 - Male - Florida Andy - 6/12 - Male - Florida Jackson Bass - 19 - Male - South Carolina Fanny Bass - 16 - Female - South Carolina James Bass - 13 - Male - South Carolina | Morree, Andy (I11)
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| 8197 | 1860 Federal Census of Swancreek Township, Fulton County, Ohio D.H. Bassett 26 M Ohio Farmer 800 100 Emily 20 F Ohio Addelizar 9/12 F Ohio 1880 Federal Census of Weston, Wood County, Ohio David Bassett 46 M OH NY NY Head Real Estate Agent Nancy J. 29 F PA PA PA Wife Keeping House Cora 17 F OH OH PA Daughter Keeping House Clara 11 F OH OH PA Daughter At school Howard 6 M OH OH PA Son At school Ortire 3 M OH OH PA Son | Bassett, David H. (I06297)
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| 8198 | 1860 Federal Census of Sweden Township, Potter County, Pennsylvania (20 Aug 1860) James M. Bassett - 40 - M - New York - Carpenter and Joiner 800 300 Almira - 38 - F - New York George - 21 - M - New York - Carpenter and Joiner Sarah - 19 - F - New York Byron - 13 - M - New York Jane - 11 - F - New York Almira - 9 - F - New York William - 7 - M - Pennsylvania Henry - 4 - M - Pennsylvania Charles - 1 - M - Pennsylvania 1870 Federal Census of Sweden Township, Potter County, Pennsylvania (17 Jul 1870) James M. Bassett - 49 - M - New York - House Painter 1000 300 Amy - 48 - F - New York - Keeping House Almira - 19 - F - New York - Housekeeper William - 16 - M - New York - Farm Labor Charles - 11 - M - New YOrk - Farm Labor Hattie - 8 - F - New York - At school Mary - 5 - F - New York - At school | Bassett, Elmira (I24)
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| 8199 | 1860 Federal Census of Tampica, Darke County, Ohio (10 Aug 1860) Jackson Bass 27 M Ohio Farmer - 300 Caroline 23 F Indiana Lonzo 3 M Ohio Rebecca 1 M Ohio | Bass, Jackson (I46316)
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| 8200 | 1860 Federal Census of Tampica, Darke County, Ohio (10 Aug 1860) Jackson Bass 29 M Ohio Farmer 800 200 Margret 29 F Ohio John 5 M Ohio Oliver 3 M Ohio Andrew 1 M Ohio 1870 Federal Census of Union City, Darke County, Ohio (18 Jul 1870) Mary A. Bass M 39 F Indiana Keeping House 1760 150 John M 15 M Indiana Farm Laborer Oliver A. M 13 M Ohio Farm Laborer Nancy E. M 9 F Ohio Helps Mother Mary A. M 7 F Ohio Rebecca J. M 4 F Ohio 1900 Federal Census of Marion, Grant County, Indiana (9 Jun 1900) Oliver Bass B 43 M May 1857 OH OH OH Head Barber Della B 37 F Apr 1863 OH OH OH Wife Homer B 16 M Jun 1883 IN OH OH Son At school | Bass, Jacob (I46322)
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