Bassett Family Association Database
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| 8201 | 1860 Federal Census of Tarboro, Edgecomb County, North Carolina William A. Bassett - 34 - M - Virginia - Painter 4000 Chlory A. - 28 - F - North Carolina Ida G. - 7 - F - North Carolina Tho C. - 3 - M - North Carolina Sarah - 2 - F - North Carolina Mollie - 1 - F - North Carolina (White, Black, Mulato has check mark for this family) 1870 Federal Census of Tarboro, Edgecombe County, North Carolina (2 Jun 1870) William A. Bassett - 43 - M - Virginia - Painter 700 Ida A. - 16 - F - North Carolina - Keeping House Thomas C. - 14 - M - North Carolina - At home Lucius V. - 9 - M - North Carolina - At home Chloe E. - 6 - F - North Carolina - At home Sarah Judkins - 5 - F - North Carolina Thomas Sewell - 22 - M - North Carolina - Apprentice to Painter Darius J. Obrien - 17 - M - Virginia - Apprentice to Painter John Locklin - 33 - M - England - Painter Minnie Lodge - 17 - F - North Carolina - Cook 1880 Federal Census of Rocky Mount, Nash County, North Carolina William A. Bassett - 50 - M - VA-VA-VA - Head - Painter Ida A. - 26 - F - NC-VA-AR - Daughter - Keeping House Lucius - 19 - M - NC-VA-AR - Son - Painter Clora E. - 15 - F - NC-VA-AR - Daughter Thomas C. - 24 - M - NC-VA-AR - Son - Painter Ida M. - 15 - F - NC-NC-NC - Daughter-in-law - Keeping House 1900 Federal Census of Rocky Mount, Edgecombe County, North Carolina (18 Jul 1900) Charles C. Cooper - 33 - M - Feb 1867 - NC-NC-NC - Head Eva B. - 34 - F - Dec 1865 - NC-VA-NC - Wife Chloe M. - 5 - F - Feb 1895 - NC-NC-NC - Daughter Helen C. - 3 - F - Dec 1896 - NC-NC-NC - Daughter Charles C. Jr. - 1 - M - Oct 1898 - NC-NC-NC - Son Ida A. Bassett - 47 - F - Sep 1852 - NC-VA-NC - SisterL Liveson L. Harrison - M - NC-NC-NC - Boarder (Married 6 years, 3 children, 3 living) 1910 Federal Census of Rocky Mount, Edgecombe County, North Carolina (5 May 1910) Charles C. Cooper - 45 - M - NC-NC-NC - Head - Tobacco Warehouse Eva B. - 44 - F - NC-VA-NC - Wife Chloe M. - 15 - F - NC-NC-NC - Daughter Helen Clifford - 13 - F - NC-NC-NC - Daughter Charles C. Jr. - 11 - M - NC-NC-NC - Son Ida A. Bassett - 57 - F - NC-VA-NC - SisterL Claud L. - 26 - F - NC-NC-NC - Niece - Teacher (Married 17 years, 3 children, 3 living) | Bassett, Ida (I9)
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| 8202 | 1860 Federal Census of Tarboro, Edgecomb County, North Carolina William A. Bassett - 34 - M - Virginia - Painter 4000 Chlory A. - 28 - F - North Carolina Ida G. - 7 - F - North Carolina Tho C. - 3 - M - North Carolina Sarah - 2 - F - North Carolina Mollie - 1 - F - North Carolina (White, Black, Mulato has check mark for this family) 1870 Federal Census of Tarboro, Edgecombe County, North Carolina (2 Jun 1870) William A. Bassett - 43 - M - Virginia - Painter 700 Ida A. - 16 - F - North Carolina - Keeping House Thomas C. - 14 - M - North Carolina - At home Lucius V. - 9 - M - North Carolina - At home Chloe E. - 6 - F - North Carolina - At home Sarah Judkins - 5 - F - North Carolina Thomas Sewell - 22 - M - North Carolina - Apprentice to Painter Darius J. Obrien - 17 - M - Virginia - Apprentice to Painter John Locklin - 33 - M - England - Painter Minnie Lodge - 17 - F - North Carolina - Cook 1880 Federal Census of Rocky Mount, Nash County, North Carolina William A. Bassett - 50 - M - VA-VA-VA - Head - Painter Ida A. - 26 - F - NC-VA-AR - Daughter - Keeping House Lucius - 19 - M - NC-VA-AR - Son - Painter Clora E. - 15 - F - NC-VA-AR - Daughter Thomas C. - 24 - M - NC-VA-AR - Son - Painter Ida M. - 15 - F - NC-NC-NC - Daughter-in-law - Keeping House | Bassett, Thomas Clifford Sr. (I10)
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| 8203 | 1860 Federal Census of Tarboro, Edgecomb County, North Carolina William A. Bassett - 34 - M - Virginia - Painter 4000 Chlory A. - 28 - F - North Carolina Ida G. - 7 - F - North Carolina Tho C. - 3 - M - North Carolina Sarah - 2 - F - North Carolina Mollie - 1 - F - North Carolina (White, Black, Mulato has check mark for this family) | Miller, Chloe (I6)
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| 8204 | 1860 Federal Census of Tarboro, Edgecomb County, North Carolina William A. Bassett - 34 - M - Virginia - Painter 4000 Chlory A. - 28 - F - North Carolina Ida G. - 7 - F - North Carolina Tho C. - 3 - M - North Carolina Sarah - 2 - F - North Carolina Mollie - 1 - F - North Carolina (White, Black, Mulato has check mark for this family) | Bassett, Sarah (I11)
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| 8205 | 1860 Federal Census of Tarboro, Edgecomb County, North Carolina William A. Bassett - 34 - M - Virginia - Painter 4000 Chlory A. - 28 - F - North Carolina Ida G. - 7 - F - North Carolina Tho C. - 3 - M - North Carolina Sarah - 2 - F - North Carolina Mollie - 1 - F - North Carolina (White, Black, Mulato has check mark for this family) | Bassett, Mollie (I12)
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| 8206 | 1860 Federal Census of Taunton, Bristol County, Massachusetts (21 Jul 1860) Elisha Bassett 32 M Massachusetts Farmer --- 230 Mary 28 F Massachusetts 1870 Federal Census of Freetown, Bristol County, Massachusetts (23 Aug 1870) Elisha Bassett 42 M Rhode Island Manufacturer 14000 301 Mary B. 33 F Massachusetts Keeping House Hiram Hatch M Massachusetts Apprentice | Bassett, Elisha (I08165)
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| 8207 | 1860 Federal Census of Taycheedah, Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin (30 Jul 1860) William Bassett 42 M New York Farmer 2000 240 Clara 26 F Pennsylvania Charles 6 M Wisconsin Lydia 1 F Wisconsin 1880 Federal Census of Prescott, Faribault County, Minnesota Wm. Bassett 60 M NY MA NY Head Farmer Clarrissa 47 F PA NY NY Wife Keeping House Charles 27 M WI NY PA Son At Home Lydia 21 F WI NY PA Daughter At Home In "History of Fond Du Lac County", William Bassett is listed as clerk of Taycheedah. William was 80 years and 8 months of age when he died. | Bassett, William (I03356)
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| 8208 | 1860 Federal Census of Tennelly Town, Washington County, MS (12 Jul 1860) Council Bass 12 M Mississippi Student | Bass, Council Rogers Jr. (I8078)
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| 8209 | 1860 Federal Census of Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana (June 20, 1870) Jethro Bass - Black - 80 - Male - North Carolina - Laborer Mary - Mulatto - 75 - Female - North Carolina Salatham - Mulatto - 12 - Male - Indiana | Bass, Salathiel (Lathan) (I37368)
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| 8210 | 1860 Federal Census of Texasville, Barbour County, Alabama (18 Sep 1860) Uriah Bass 29 M North Carolina Farmer --- 200 Rachel 28 F North Carolina Henry W. 9 M Alabama Victoria A. 8 F Alabama James W. 6 M Alabama Calvin C. 4 M Alabama Sarah J. 7/12 F Alabama Living nearby 1860 Federal Census of Texasville, Barbour County, Alabama (18 Sep 1860) John Bass 24 M Alabama Farmer --- 200 Abigail 21 F Georgia John Tew & 2 others | Bass, Uriah (I1)
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| 8211 | 1860 Federal Census of Theresa, Jefferson County, New York John Basset 20 M Michigan Blacksmith Living with Lewis Bruso? 1870 Federal Census of Gouverneur, St. Lawrence County, New York (16 Jun 1870) John Bassett 31 M Michigan Blacksmith Elizabeth 26 F Canada Keeps House Fred 5 M New York Arthur W. 3 M New York Theodore 2 M New York 1880 Federal Census of Gouverneur. St. Lawrence County, New York John Bassett 42 M MI CA CA Head Blacksmith Margaret 40 F CA CA CA Wife Keeping House (Listed as CA, but I am sure this is Canada, not California) 1880 Federal Census of West Seneca, Erie County, New York Catholic Protectory Fred Bassett 14 M MI FR FR Other At School Theodore 11 M NY FR FR Other At School Edward 9 M NY FR FR Other At School Hubert 6 M NY FR FR Other At School | Bassett, John (I3)
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| 8212 | 1860 Federal Census of Theresa, Jefferson County, New York John Basset 20 M Michigan Blacksmith Living with Lewis Bruso? 1870 Federal Census of Gouverneur, St. Lawrence County, New York (16 Jun 1870) John Bassett 31 M Michigan Blacksmith Elizabeth 26 F Canada Keeps House Fred 5 M New York Arthur W. 3 M New York Theodore 2 M New York 1880 Federal Census of Gouverneur. St. Lawrence County, New York John Bassett 42 M MI CA CA Head Blacksmith Margaret 40 F CA CA CA Wife Keeping House (Listed as CA, but I am sure this is Canada, not California) 1880 Federal Census of West Seneca, Erie County, New York Catholic Protectory Fred Bassett 14 M MI FR FR Other At School Theodore 11 M NY FR FR Other At School Edward 9 M NY FR FR Other At School Hubert 6 M NY FR FR Other At School | Chaddick, Margaret (Badoir) (I5)
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| 8213 | 1860 Federal Census of Thomas County, Georgia (June 23, 1860) Euriah Bass - 28 - Male - South Carolina Anna - 28 - Female - Georgia Wiley - 8 - Male - Georgia Alex - 6 - Male - Georgia R.A. - 4 - Female - Georgia Sely - 54 - Female - North Carolina | Anna (I31)
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| 8214 | 1860 Federal Census of Thomas County, Georgia (June 23, 1860) Euriah Bass - 28 - Male - South Carolina Anna - 28 - Female - Georgia Wiley - 8 - Male - Georgia Alex - 6 - Male - Georgia R.A. - 4 - Female - Georgia Sely - 54 - Female - North Carolina | Bass, Wiley (I32)
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| 8215 | 1860 Federal Census of Thomas County, Georgia (June 23, 1860) Euriah Bass - 28 - Male - South Carolina Anna - 28 - Female - Georgia Wiley - 8 - Male - Georgia Alex - 6 - Male - Georgia R.A. - 4 - Female - Georgia Sely - 54 - Female - North Carolina | Bass, Alex (I33)
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| 8216 | 1860 Federal Census of Thomas County, Georgia (June 23, 1860) Euriah Bass - 28 - Male - South Carolina Anna - 28 - Female - Georgia Wiley - 8 - Male - Georgia Alex - 6 - Male - Georgia R.A. - 4 - Female - Georgia Sely - 54 - Female - North Carolina | Bass, R.A. (I34)
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| 8217 | 1860 Federal Census of Thomas County, Georgia (June 23, 1860) Wiley Bass - 37 - Male - North Carolina James - 18 - Male - Georgia William - 13 - Male - Georgia Thos. - 8 - Male - Georgia George - 6 - Male - Georgia Missouri - 3 - Female - Georgia Johal - 1 - Male - Georgia | Bass, Wiley (I36)
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| 8218 | 1860 Federal Census of Thomas County, Georgia (June 23, 1860) Wiley Bass - 37 - Male - North Carolina James - 18 - Male - Georgia William - 13 - Male - Georgia Thos. - 8 - Male - Georgia George - 6 - Male - Georgia Missouri - 3 - Female - Georgia Johal - 1 - Male - Georgia | Bass, James (I37)
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| 8219 | 1860 Federal Census of Thomas County, Georgia (June 23, 1860) Wiley Bass - 37 - Male - North Carolina James - 18 - Male - Georgia William - 13 - Male - Georgia Thos. - 8 - Male - Georgia George - 6 - Male - Georgia Missouri - 3 - Female - Georgia Johal - 1 - Male - Georgia | Bass, William (I38)
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| 8220 | 1860 Federal Census of Thomas County, Georgia (June 23, 1860) Wiley Bass - 37 - Male - North Carolina James - 18 - Male - Georgia William - 13 - Male - Georgia Thos. - 8 - Male - Georgia George - 6 - Male - Georgia Missouri - 3 - Female - Georgia Johal - 1 - Male - Georgia | Bass, Thomas (I39)
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| 8221 | 1860 Federal Census of Thomas County, Georgia (June 23, 1860) Wiley Bass - 37 - Male - North Carolina James - 18 - Male - Georgia William - 13 - Male - Georgia Thos. - 8 - Male - Georgia George - 6 - Male - Georgia Missouri - 3 - Female - Georgia Johal - 1 - Male - Georgia | Bass, George (I40)
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| 8222 | 1860 Federal Census of Thomas County, Georgia (June 23, 1860) Wiley Bass - 37 - Male - North Carolina James - 18 - Male - Georgia William - 13 - Male - Georgia Thos. - 8 - Male - Georgia George - 6 - Male - Georgia Missouri - 3 - Female - Georgia Johal - 1 - Male - Georgia | Bass, Missouri (I41)
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| 8223 | 1860 Federal Census of Thomas County, Georgia (June 23, 1860) Wiley Bass - 37 - Male - North Carolina James - 18 - Male - Georgia William - 13 - Male - Georgia Thos. - 8 - Male - Georgia George - 6 - Male - Georgia Missouri - 3 - Female - Georgia Johal - 1 - Male - Georgia | Bass, Joel (I42)
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| 8224 | 1860 Federal Census of Toulon, Start County, Illinois (25 Jun 1860) Edward Bezette 28 M Pennsylvania Day Laborer Malinda 28 F New York Hiram 5 M Illinois Ephlee 6/12 M Illinois 1870 Federal Census of Toulon, Stark County, Illinois (16 Jul 1870) Malinda Bezett 38 M New York Keeping House 120 ? Hiram 15 M Illinois Farm Home James 8 M Illinois Alexander 8 M Illinois Edward 4 M Illinois | Besett, Edward (I1)
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| 8225 | 1860 Federal Census of Township 9, Range 10, Neshoba County, Mississippi (30 Aug 1860) H. Bassett - 50 - M - South Carolina - Farmer 8250 6378 Mary E. - 30 - F - Mississippi - House Keeper Alexander - 21 - M - Mississippi - Farmer 175 Elizabeth - 19 - F - Mississippi - Assistant House Keeper Lisander W. - 18 - M - Mississippi - Farmer Christopher - 16 - M - Mississippi Sarah W. - 11 - F - Mississippi Betsey N. - 9 - F - Mississippi Windfield - 7 - M - Mississippi Floyd McC - 5 - M - Mississippi James G. - 1/12 - M - Mississippi 1870 Federal Census of Township 8, Range 10, Newton County, Mississippi (Jul 1870) Mary E. Bassett - 40 - F - Mississippi - Keeping House 1870 250 Georgia N. - 19 - F - Mississippi Wm S. - 17 - M - Mississippi - Farm laborer Francis N. - 15 - M - Mississippi - Farm laborer | Bassett, Gatsy M. (I18)
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| 8226 | 1860 Federal Census of Township 9, Range 10, Neshoba County, Mississippi (30 Aug 1860) H. Bassett - 50 - M - South Carolina - Farmer 8250 6378 Mary E. - 30 - F - Mississippi - House Keeper Alexander - 21 - M - Mississippi - Farmer 175 Elizabeth - 19 - F - Mississippi - Assistant House Keeper Lisander W. - 18 - M - Mississippi - Farmer Christopher - 16 - M - Mississippi Sarah W. - 11 - F - Mississippi Betsey N. - 9 - F - Mississippi Windfield - 7 - M - Mississippi Floyd McC - 5 - M - Mississippi James G. - 1/12 - M - Mississippi 1870 Federal Census of Township 8, Range 10, Newton County, Mississippi (Jul 1870) Mary E. Bassett - 40 - F - Mississippi - Keeping House 1870 250 Georgia N. - 19 - F - Mississippi Wm S. - 17 - M - Mississippi - Farm laborer Francis N. - 15 - M - Mississippi - Farm laborer | Bassett, Floyd McCormick (I20)
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| 8227 | 1860 Federal Census of Trowbridge, Allegan County, Michigan (1 Jun 1860) William Bassett 32 M England Farmer --- 300 Anne L. 31 F New York Charles 11 M Ohio Leroy 8 M Ohio Blackman Cemetery, Allegan County, Michigan Lucretia Ann Bassett b. Jan. 10, 1829 d. Feb. 2, 1861 wife of Wm. | Torrey, Lucretia Ann (I91)
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| 8228 | 1860 Federal Census of Troy, Albany, Albany County, New York (24 Jun 1860) John Bassett 32 M England Coachman Sarah 32 F England John 3 M New York Chas 1 M New York 1870 Federal Census of West Troy, Albany County, New York (15 Jul 1870) John Bassett 53 M England Teamster Julia 39 F New York Keeping House Frederic 7 M New York Elizabeth 8 F New York John H. 14 M New York Charles 4 M New York 1880 Federal Census of Watervliet, Albany County, New York Julia Bassett 45 F NY NH NY Head Keeping House Frederick Stephens 19 M NY NY NY Son Laborer Charles Bassett 14 M EN NY NY Son Laborer 1900 Federal Census of Fitchburg, Worcester County, MA (7 Jun 1900) John Bassett 42 Feb 1858 M NY EN EN Head Woolen Mill Weaver Catherine 38 Mar 1862 F NY IR IR Wife Woolen Mill Weaver 1920 Federal Census of Fitchburg, Worcester County, MA (5 Jan 1920) John Bassett 61 M NY EN EN Head Weaver Woolen Mill Catherine 55 F NY IR IR Wife Specker Woolen Mill (Living at 1041 River Street) Boston Herald, Sunday, April 12, 1936 Hunt Missing Man FITCHBURG, April 11 (AP) – State and local police and 50 Boy Scouts searched surrounding woods today for John Bassett, 69, an inmate of the city infirmary, from which he has been missing since yesterday afternoon. | Bassett, John (I1)
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| 8229 | 1860 Federal Census of Troy, Albany, Albany County, New York (24 Jun 1860) John Bassett 32 M England Coachman Sarah 32 F England John 3 M New York Chas 1 M New York 1870 Federal Census of West Troy, Albany County, New York (15 Jul 1870) John Bassett 53 M England Teamster Julia 39 F New York Keeping House Frederic 7 M New York Elizabeth 8 F New York John H. 14 M New York Charles 4 M New York 1880 Federal Census of Watervliet, Albany County, New York Julia Bassett 45 F NY NH NY Head Keeping House Frederick Stephens 19 M NY NY NY Son Laborer Charles Bassett 14 M EN NY NY Son Laborer 1900 Federal Census of Fitchburg, Worcester County, MA (7 Jun 1900) John Bassett 42 Feb 1858 M NY EN EN Head Woolen Mill Weaver Catherine 38 Mar 1862 F NY IR IR Wife Woolen Mill Weaver 1920 Federal Census of Fitchburg, Worcester County, MA (5 Jan 1920) John Bassett 61 M NY EN EN Head Weaver Woolen Mill Catherine 55 F NY IR IR Wife Specker Woolen Mill (Living at 1041 River Street) | Sarah (I2)
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| 8230 | 1860 Federal Census of Troy, Albany, Albany County, New York (24 Jun 1860) John Bassett 32 M England Coachman Sarah 32 F England John 3 M New York Chas 1 M New York 1870 Federal Census of West Troy, Albany County, New York (15 Jul 1870) John Bassett 53 M England Teamster Julia 39 F New York Keeping House Frederic 7 M New York Elizabeth 8 F New York John H. 14 M New York Charles 4 M New York 1880 Federal Census of Watervliet, Albany County, New York Julia Bassett 45 F NY NH NY Head Keeping House Frederick Stephens 19 M NY NY NY Son Laborer Charles Bassett 14 M EN NY NY Son Laborer 1900 Federal Census of Fitchburg, Worcester County, MA (7 Jun 1900) John Bassett 42 Feb 1858 M NY EN EN Head Woolen Mill Weaver Catherine 38 Mar 1862 F NY IR IR Wife Woolen Mill Weaver 1920 Federal Census of Fitchburg, Worcester County, MA (5 Jan 1920) John Bassett 61 M NY EN EN Head Weaver Woolen Mill Catherine 55 F NY IR IR Wife Specker Woolen Mill (Living at 1041 River Street) | Julia (I3)
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| 8231 | 1860 Federal Census of Tuftonborough, Carroll County, New Hampshire (5 Jun 1860) John N. Bassett - 46 - M - New Hampshire - Farmer 3500 700 Lydia - 45 - F - New Hampshire Lydia A. - 15 - F - New Hampshire Ruth E. - 13 - F - New Hampshire Chas. P. - 10 - M - New Hampshire Cemetery Inscriptions Wolfborough, New Hampshire Lakeview Plot #65 Charles S. Bassett - b. Feb 24, 1850 - d. Oct 1, 1935 Annie I. Hersey h/w - b. Oct 30, 1863 - d. Jul 23, 18?? Clayton G. Moody - b. Oct 25, 1883 - d. Oct 13, 1967 Blanche L. Bassett h/w - b. Aug 25, 1883 - d. Aug 29, 1952 History of Wolfeborough, New Hampshire Parker (1901) John Bassett came from Lynn, Mass., in 1790, and settled on a lot of land which has ever since been known as the Bassett farm. The buildings were erected at a considerable distance from the main road, the location where they stood being now approached by Mill Street, which has been somewhat recently opened. During the management of affairs by his grandson, Daniel Bassett Jr., the two-story part of the house was removed to North Main Street, and is now, with a portion of the farm, owned and occupied by the heirs of the late Abel Haley. The one-story part still remains with another portion of the farm where the buildings were first erected. Mr. Bassett's children were: Daniel, married Abigail Bean; John, married Ruth Wiggin; Lydia, married Samuel Newell; Hannah, married Joseph Varney; Sally; married Jonathan Buffum; Rebecca, married William Lyons. Daniel, the eldest son, succeeded his father in the management of the farm, becoming a successful farmer. He spent most of his active life in Wolfeborough, but in old age accompanied his son, Daniel Bassett, Jr., to Minnesota, whither some of his children had previously emigrated. Following is a list of his children: John, went west when a young man; Hannah, married Amos Jones, of Gilmanton; Joel, went to Minneapolis and accumulated a large property; Daniel, married Jane Campney; Philip, went west; Ursula, married Joseph Canney, of Dover. Daniel Bassett Jr.'s children were Abbie Susan, born Feb. 14, 1846, and Maria Jane, born Sept. 22, 1849. Mr. Bassett remained in Wolfeborough until middle age, and was thrifty; he then went to Minneapolis, and became wealthy. He was quite active in his adopted home politically and financially. His decease occurred in 1899. John Bassett, second son of John the settler, was a farmer and school-teacher. For twenty-eight successive years he had charge of winter district schools, and during that period taught a few terms in the summer. He became the owner of a farm on the borders of Wolfeborough and Tuftonborough, the dividing line between the two towns passing through his house. Here he resided a number of years, but afterwards purchased the Thomas-Townsend-Fox-Tuttle farm, now occupied by his son George W. Bassett. His son John Newell Bassett then took possession of the Wolfeborough-Tuftonborough farm, where he reared a family consisting of one son, Charles S., who now lives on the farm, and two daughters. Mr. Bassett married Ruth Wiggin, a daughter of James Wiggin, and had children as follows: Daniel W., born Feb. 5, 1812, died young; John N., born March 2, 1815, married Lydia Langley; Charles D., born May 13, 1816, went west; Ruth, born May 7, 1820, married Isaac Lovering, of Freedom; Gulielma, born Jan. 28, 1822, married Jacob K. Purington, of Dover; James, born Sept. 23, 1825, west to Boston; George W., born March 28, 1829, married Roxanna Fullerton. George W. Bassett has three children, James A., Emma, and Clara. | Bassett, Charles S. (I677)
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| 8232 | 1860 Federal Census of Tuftonborough, Carroll County, New Hampshire (5 Jun 1860) John N. Bassett - 46 - M - New Hampshire - Farmer 3500 700 Lydia - 45 - F - New Hampshire Lydia A. - 15 - F - New Hampshire Ruth E. - 13 - F - New Hampshire Chas. P. - 10 - M - New Hampshire Cemetery Inscriptions Wolfborough, New Hampshire Lakeview Plot #73 John N. Bassett - d. Dec 31, 1879 age 65 years, 10 months, 29 days Lydia h/w - d. Dec 20, 1864 age 50 years, 1 month, 20 days Jane h/w - d. Mar 11, 1884 age 56 years 11 months 21 days Ellen R. d/o - John N. & Lydia Bassett - d. Apr 5, 1833 Samuel Langley 1775-1857 Lydia M. Footman h/w 1771-1845 Dr. J. Randlett Smith - d. Jan 25, 1901 age 78 years, 10 months, 1 day Lucinda D. (Smith) h/w - d. Sep 27, 1861 age 35 years, 24 days They dwelt many years at the foot of Copplecrown Mountain in Nw Durham, and are buried there.. The spot is now again wilderness. This tablet dedicated in memory of his wife Blanche Lydia Bassett by Clayton G. Moody AD 1953. History of Wolfeborough, New Hampshire Parker (1901) John Bassett came from Lynn, Mass., in 1790, and settled on a lot of land which has ever since been known as the Bassett farm. The buildings were erected at a considerable distance from the main road, the location where they stood being now approached by Mill Street, which has been somewhat recently opened. During the management of affairs by his grandson, Daniel Bassett Jr., the two-story part of the house was removed to North Main Street, and is now, with a portion of the farm, owned and occupied by the heirs of the late Abel Haley. The one-story part still remains with another portion of the farm where the buildings were first erected. Mr. Bassett's children were: Daniel, married Abigail Bean; John, married Ruth Wiggin; Lydia, married Samuel Newell; Hannah, married Joseph Varney; Sally; married Jonathan Buffum; Rebecca, married William Lyons. Daniel, the eldest son, succeeded his father in the management of the farm, becoming a successful farmer. He spent most of his active life in Wolfeborough, but in old age accompanied his son, Daniel Bassett, Jr., to Minnesota, whither some of his children had previously emigrated. Following is a list of his children: John, went west when a young man; Hannah, married Amos Jones, of Gilmanton; Joel, went to Minneapolis and accumulated a large property; Daniel, married Jane Campney; Philip, went west; Ursula, married Joseph Canney, of Dover. Daniel Bassett Jr.'s children were Abbie Susan, born Feb. 14, 1846, and Maria Jane, born Sept. 22, 1849. Mr. Bassett remained in Wolfeborough until middle age, and was thrifty; he then went to Minneapolis, and became wealthy. He was quite active in his adopted home politically and financially. His decease occurred in 1899. John Bassett, second son of John the settler, was a farmer and school-teacher. For twenty-eight successive years he had charge of winter district schools, and during that period taught a few terms in the summer. He became the owner of a farm on the borders of Wolfeborough and Tuftonborough, the dividing line between the two towns passing through his house. Here he resided a number of years, but afterwards purchased the Thomas-Townsend-Fox-Tuttle farm, now occupied by his son George W. Bassett. His son John Newell Bassett then took possession of the Wolfeborough-Tuftonborough farm, where he reared a family consisting of one son, Charles S., who now lives on the farm, and two daughters. Mr. Bassett married Ruth Wiggin, a daughter of James Wiggin, and had children as follows: Daniel W., born Feb. 5, 1812, died young; John N., born March 2, 1815, married Lydia Langley; Charles D., born May 13, 1816, went west; Ruth, born May 7, 1820, married Isaac Lovering, of Freedom; Gulielma, born Jan. 28, 1822, married Jacob K. Purington, of Dover; James, born Sept. 23, 1825, west to Boston; George W., born March 28, 1829, married Roxanna Fullerton. George W. Bassett has three children, James A., Emma, and Clara. | Bassett, John Newell (I663)
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| 8233 | 1860 Federal Census of Tuftonborough, Carroll County, New Hampshire (5 Jun 1860) John N. Bassett - 46 - M - New Hampshire - Farmer 3500 700 Lydia - 45 - F - New Hampshire Lydia A. - 15 - F - New Hampshire Ruth E. - 13 - F - New Hampshire Chas. P. - 10 - M - New Hampshire Cemetery Inscriptions Wolfborough, New Hampshire Lakeview Plot #73 John N. Bassett - d. Dec 31, 1879 age 65 years, 10 months, 29 days Lydia h/w - d. Dec 20, 1864 age 50 years, 1 month, 20 days Jane h/w - d. Mar 11, 1884 age 56 years 11 months 21 days Ellen R. d/o - John N. & Lydia Bassett - d. Apr 5, 1833 Samuel Langley 1775-1857 Lydia M. Footman h/w 1771-1845 Dr. J. Randlett Smith - d. Jan 25, 1901 age 78 years, 10 months, 1 day Lucinda D. (Smith) h/w - d. Sep 27, 1861 age 35 years, 24 days They dwelt many years at the foot of Copplecrown Mountain in Nw Durham, and are buried there.. The spot is now again wilderness. This tablet dedicated in memory of his wife Blanche Lydia Bassett by Clayton G. Moody AD 1953. History of Wolfeborough, New Hampshire Parker (1901) John Bassett came from Lynn, Mass., in 1790, and settled on a lot of land which has ever since been known as the Bassett farm. The buildings were erected at a considerable distance from the main road, the location where they stood being now approached by Mill Street, which has been somewhat recently opened. During the management of affairs by his grandson, Daniel Bassett Jr., the two-story part of the house was removed to North Main Street, and is now, with a portion of the farm, owned and occupied by the heirs of the late Abel Haley. The one-story part still remains with another portion of the farm where the buildings were first erected. Mr. Bassett's children were: Daniel, married Abigail Bean; John, married Ruth Wiggin; Lydia, married Samuel Newell; Hannah, married Joseph Varney; Sally; married Jonathan Buffum; Rebecca, married William Lyons. Daniel, the eldest son, succeeded his father in the management of the farm, becoming a successful farmer. He spent most of his active life in Wolfeborough, but in old age accompanied his son, Daniel Bassett, Jr., to Minnesota, whither some of his children had previously emigrated. Following is a list of his children: John, went west when a young man; Hannah, married Amos Jones, of Gilmanton; Joel, went to Minneapolis and accumulated a large property; Daniel, married Jane Campney; Philip, went west; Ursula, married Joseph Canney, of Dover. Daniel Bassett Jr.'s children were Abbie Susan, born Feb. 14, 1846, and Maria Jane, born Sept. 22, 1849. Mr. Bassett remained in Wolfeborough until middle age, and was thrifty; he then went to Minneapolis, and became wealthy. He was quite active in his adopted home politically and financially. His decease occurred in 1899. John Bassett, second son of John the settler, was a farmer and school-teacher. For twenty-eight successive years he had charge of winter district schools, and during that period taught a few terms in the summer. He became the owner of a farm on the borders of Wolfeborough and Tuftonborough, the dividing line between the two towns passing through his house. Here he resided a number of years, but afterwards purchased the Thomas-Townsend-Fox-Tuttle farm, now occupied by his son George W. Bassett. His son John Newell Bassett then took possession of the Wolfeborough-Tuftonborough farm, where he reared a family consisting of one son, Charles S., who now lives on the farm, and two daughters. Mr. Bassett married Ruth Wiggin, a daughter of James Wiggin, and had children as follows: Daniel W., born Feb. 5, 1812, died young; John N., born March 2, 1815, married Lydia Langley; Charles D., born May 13, 1816, went west; Ruth, born May 7, 1820, married Isaac Lovering, of Freedom; Gulielma, born Jan. 28, 1822, married Jacob K. Purington, of Dover; James, born Sept. 23, 1825, west to Boston; George W., born March 28, 1829, married Roxanna Fullerton. George W. Bassett has three children, James A., Emma, and Clara. | Langley, Lydia (I676)
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| 8234 | 1860 Federal Census of Tuftonborough, Carroll County, New Hampshire (5 Jun 1860) John N. Bassett - 46 - M - New Hampshire - Farmer 3500 700 Lydia - 45 - F - New Hampshire Lydia A. - 15 - F - New Hampshire Ruth E. - 13 - F - New Hampshire Chas. P. - 10 - M - New Hampshire History of Wolfeborough, New Hampshire Parker (1901) John Bassett came from Lynn, Mass., in 1790, and settled on a lot of land which has ever since been known as the Bassett farm. The buildings were erected at a considerable distance from the main road, the location where they stood being now approached by Mill Street, which has been somewhat recently opened. During the management of affairs by his grandson, Daniel Bassett Jr., the two-story part of the house was removed to North Main Street, and is now, with a portion of the farm, owned and occupied by the heirs of the late Abel Haley. The one-story part still remains with another portion of the farm where the buildings were first erected. Mr. Bassett's children were: Daniel, married Abigail Bean; John, married Ruth Wiggin; Lydia, married Samuel Newell; Hannah, married Joseph Varney; Sally; married Jonathan Buffum; Rebecca, married William Lyons. Daniel, the eldest son, succeeded his father in the management of the farm, becoming a successful farmer. He spent most of his active life in Wolfeborough, but in old age accompanied his son, Daniel Bassett, Jr., to Minnesota, whither some of his children had previously emigrated. Following is a list of his children: John, went west when a young man; Hannah, married Amos Jones, of Gilmanton; Joel, went to Minneapolis and accumulated a large property; Daniel, married Jane Campney; Philip, went west; Ursula, married Joseph Canney, of Dover. Daniel Bassett Jr.'s children were Abbie Susan, born Feb. 14, 1846, and Maria Jane, born Sept. 22, 1849. Mr. Bassett remained in Wolfeborough until middle age, and was thrifty; he then went to Minneapolis, and became wealthy. He was quite active in his adopted home politically and financially. His decease occurred in 1899. John Bassett, second son of John the settler, was a farmer and school-teacher. For twenty-eight successive years he had charge of winter district schools, and during that period taught a few terms in the summer. He became the owner of a farm on the borders of Wolfeborough and Tuftonborough, the dividing line between the two towns passing through his house. Here he resided a number of years, but afterwards purchased the Thomas-Townsend-Fox-Tuttle farm, now occupied by his son George W. Bassett. His son John Newell Bassett then took possession of the Wolfeborough-Tuftonborough farm, where he reared a family consisting of one son, Charles S., who now lives on the farm, and two daughters. Mr. Bassett married Ruth Wiggin, a daughter of James Wiggin, and had children as follows: Daniel W., born Feb. 5, 1812, died young; John N., born March 2, 1815, married Lydia Langley; Charles D., born May 13, 1816, went west; Ruth, born May 7, 1820, married Isaac Lovering, of Freedom; Gulielma, born Jan. 28, 1822, married Jacob K. Purington, of Dover; James, born Sept. 23, 1825, west to Boston; George W., born March 28, 1829, married Roxanna Fullerton. George W. Bassett has three children, James A., Emma, and Clara. | Bassett, Lydia A. (I678)
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| 8235 | 1860 Federal Census of Tuftonborough, Carroll County, New Hampshire (5 Jun 1860) John N. Bassett - 46 - M - New Hampshire - Farmer 3500 700 Lydia - 45 - F - New Hampshire Lydia A. - 15 - F - New Hampshire Ruth E. - 13 - F - New Hampshire Chas. P. - 10 - M - New Hampshire History of Wolfeborough, New Hampshire Parker (1901) John Bassett came from Lynn, Mass., in 1790, and settled on a lot of land which has ever since been known as the Bassett farm. The buildings were erected at a considerable distance from the main road, the location where they stood being now approached by Mill Street, which has been somewhat recently opened. During the management of affairs by his grandson, Daniel Bassett Jr., the two-story part of the house was removed to North Main Street, and is now, with a portion of the farm, owned and occupied by the heirs of the late Abel Haley. The one-story part still remains with another portion of the farm where the buildings were first erected. Mr. Bassett's children were: Daniel, married Abigail Bean; John, married Ruth Wiggin; Lydia, married Samuel Newell; Hannah, married Joseph Varney; Sally; married Jonathan Buffum; Rebecca, married William Lyons. Daniel, the eldest son, succeeded his father in the management of the farm, becoming a successful farmer. He spent most of his active life in Wolfeborough, but in old age accompanied his son, Daniel Bassett, Jr., to Minnesota, whither some of his children had previously emigrated. Following is a list of his children: John, went west when a young man; Hannah, married Amos Jones, of Gilmanton; Joel, went to Minneapolis and accumulated a large property; Daniel, married Jane Campney; Philip, went west; Ursula, married Joseph Canney, of Dover. Daniel Bassett Jr.'s children were Abbie Susan, born Feb. 14, 1846, and Maria Jane, born Sept. 22, 1849. Mr. Bassett remained in Wolfeborough until middle age, and was thrifty; he then went to Minneapolis, and became wealthy. He was quite active in his adopted home politically and financially. His decease occurred in 1899. John Bassett, second son of John the settler, was a farmer and school-teacher. For twenty-eight successive years he had charge of winter district schools, and during that period taught a few terms in the summer. He became the owner of a farm on the borders of Wolfeborough and Tuftonborough, the dividing line between the two towns passing through his house. Here he resided a number of years, but afterwards purchased the Thomas-Townsend-Fox-Tuttle farm, now occupied by his son George W. Bassett. His son John Newell Bassett then took possession of the Wolfeborough-Tuftonborough farm, where he reared a family consisting of one son, Charles S., who now lives on the farm, and two daughters. Mr. Bassett married Ruth Wiggin, a daughter of James Wiggin, and had children as follows: Daniel W., born Feb. 5, 1812, died young; John N., born March 2, 1815, married Lydia Langley; Charles D., born May 13, 1816, went west; Ruth, born May 7, 1820, married Isaac Lovering, of Freedom; Gulielma, born Jan. 28, 1822, married Jacob K. Purington, of Dover; James, born Sept. 23, 1825, west to Boston; George W., born March 28, 1829, married Roxanna Fullerton. George W. Bassett has three children, James A., Emma, and Clara. | Bassett, Ruth E. (I679)
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| 8236 | 1860 Federal Census of Tuscola, Douglas County, Illinois H.J. Bassett - 31 - M - Vermont - Physician 500 500 Eurata - 29 - F - Vermont H.S. - 11/12 - M - Illinois Charles Cook - 14 - M - Vermont S,G, Bassett - 27 - M - Vermont - Merchant 14,000 5000 1870 Federal Census of Castleton, Rutland County, Vermont (29 Jul 1870) Harvey Bassett - 41 - M - Vermont - Physician 2600 8000 Enretta - 38 - F - New York - Keeping house Harvey - 11 - M - Vermont - At school Caroline - 8 - F - Illinois - At school Frank - 4 - M - Illinois - At home 1880 Federal Census of Tuscola, Douglas County, Illinois Harvey J. Bassett - 51 - M - VT-VT-MA - Head - Physician Surgeon Loretta F. - 48 - F - NY-VT-NY - Wife - Keeping House Havey S. - 20 - M - IL-VT-NY - Son - At home Caroline R. - 17 - F - IL-VT-NY - Daughter - At school Franklin C. - 13 - M - IL-VT-NY - Son - At school Harvey J. Bassett, M.D. An Illustrated Historical Atlas Map of Douglas County, Illinois (1875) Among the medical practitioners of Douglas County, Dr. Bassett enjoys the distinction of being the pioneer physician of Tuscola. He was the first to take up his residence in the town. Dr. Bassett is of French and English descent. He was born at Montpelier, Vermont on the 2nd of March, 1829. His father removed to Williston, Chittenden County, Vermont, when the son was five years old. His death, five years later, left the family without support, and Harvey found a home with different persons, working from place to place till he was sixteen, and receiving only such schooling as could be taken advantage of in the intervals of his labor. When sixteen, his mother bought a small farm at Castleton, Rutland County, Vermont, and he went home to assist her in its management. Here he had better opportunities. He attended the Castleton Seminary, walking four miles each day to and from his home. His tastes led him to adopt his father's profession, that of a Physician. The spring he was 19 he went to Boston, Mass. and secured a position in a private hospital. He read medicine three hours every day beside attending to his usualy duties. After a stay here of two years, he returned to Castleton, and continued study of medicine there, under the direction of Prof. Joseph Perkins, President of the study of medicine there, graduated in June 1856. Before his graduation, on the 16th of June 1855, he had married Miss Ueretta Flanders, the daughter of Chapin Flanders, of Jay, Essex County, New York. Leaving Vermont after receiving his diploma, he spent the summer and fall of 1856 among the relatives of his wife in Essex County, New York, and then in December of that year left for the West, whither a younger brother had preceeded him. This brother had located at Tuscola, then just founded, and through his influence Dr. Bassett came to this place. His wife he left behind for a year.... Obituary, Harvey J. Bassett Harvey J. Bassett one of the oldest residents of this city and the first physician to locate here died at his home on East Sale Street Thursday morning at 5 o'clock of paralysis, after an illness of many months. The funeral services will be held at the Methodist church Sunday at 2 p.m. Rev W.S. Calhoun officiating. Interment at the city cemetery.. Dr. Bassett was of French and English descent. He was born at Montpelier, Vt., on the 2d of March, 1829. His father removed to Williston, Chittenden county, Vt., when the son was five years old. His death, five years later, left the family without support,, and Harvey found a home with different persons, working from place to place till he was sixteen, and receiving on such schooling as could be taken advantage of in the intervals of labor. When sixteen his mother bought a small farm at Castleton, Rutland county, Vt., and he went home to assist her in its managements. Here he had better opportunities. He attended the Castleton Seminary, walking four miles each day to and from his home. He chose the practive of medicine for his profession, and when nineteen he went to Boston, Mass., and secured a position in a private hospital. After a stay here of two years he returned to Castleton and continued the study of medicine there under the direction of Prof. Joseph Perkins, president of the medical college at Castleton. After attending three courses of lectures at Castleton he went to Burlington, Vt., and after taking another course of lectures there graduated in June, 1856. He was married in June, 1855 to Miss Euretta Flanders, the daughter of Chaplin Flanders, of Jay, Essex county, N.Y. Three children were born to them, Harvey, Frank and Mrs. Carrie Moon, all living. In 1856 he came to this city and was the first practictioner in Tuscola. He soon acquired a lucrative practice. At the beginning of the war of the rebellion he enlisted as first lieutenant in Co. E 79th Reg. Ill. Vol. In August, 1862 the regiment left Mattoon for Kentucky. He had been in the service but a short time when his health failed. He was attacked with typhoid pneumonia, and after a period of severe illness he was discharged at Nashville, Tenn. Dr. Bassett possessed several admirable qualities, and during the period of his active practice he performed many acts of kindness. His nature was kind and sympathetic, and in all his relations with his fellowmen he aimed to live by the golden rule. | Bassett, Doctor Jonathan Harvey (I1432)
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| 8237 | 1860 Federal Census of Tuscola, Douglas County, Illinois H.J. Bassett - 31 - M - Vermont - Physician 500 500 Eurata - 29 - F - Vermont H.S. - 11/12 - M - Illinois Charles Cook - 14 - M - Vermont S,G, Bassett - 27 - M - Vermont - Merchant 14,000 5000 1870 Federal Census of Castleton, Rutland County, Vermont (29 Jul 1870) Harvey Bassett - 41 - M - Vermont - Physician 2600 8000 Enretta - 38 - F - New York - Keeping house Harvey - 11 - M - Vermont - At school Caroline - 8 - F - Illinois - At school Frank - 4 - M - Illinois - At home 1880 Federal Census of Tuscola, Douglas County, Illinois Harvey J. Bassett - 51 - M - VT-VT-MA - Head - Physician Surgeon Loretta F. - 48 - F - NY-VT-NY - Wife - Keeping House Havey S. - 20 - M - IL-VT-NY - Son - At home Caroline R. - 17 - F - IL-VT-NY - Daughter - At school Franklin C. - 13 - M - IL-VT-NY - Son - At school WIFE OF FIRST SETTLER ARH 16 Jul 1909 Mrs. Harvey Bassett, Sr., passed away at Hospital, Ill., at 11 o'clock Saturday night, her death resulting from a general collapse due to her advanced age. Mrs. Euretta Flanders Bassett was born in Jay, Essex county, New York, Aug. 22, 1821. She was reared and educated in her native state and taught school there until her marriage to Dr. Harvey J. Bassett of Vermont, the wedding occurring in 1856. Shortly afterward they came to Tuscola to reside. He was the first physician to locate here and was long recognized as the leading physician of the town, and both of them, owing to there education and refinement, were prominent socially. Mrs. Bassett leaves three children, Harvey and Frank of this city, and Mrs. Carrie Bassett Moon of Seattle, Wash. She has four brothers who reside in the east. | Flanders, Euretta Taylor (I1931)
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| 8238 | 1860 Federal Census of Tyler County, Texas (August 3, 1860) B. Bass - 29 - Male - North Carolina 1000 632 M. - 28 - Female - Georgia S.C. - 5 - Male - Georgia C.E. - 2 - Female - Georgia M.T. - 4/12 - Female - Texas | Johnson, Melvina (I43984)
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| 8239 | 1860 Federal Census of Tyler County, Texas (August 3, 1860) B. Bass - 29 - Male - North Carolina 1000 632 M. - 28 - Female - Georgia S.C. - 5 - Male - Georgia C.E. - 2 - Female - Georgia M.T. - 4/12 - Female - Texas | Bass, Cherry E. (I44123)
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| 8240 | 1860 Federal Census of Tyler County, Texas (August 3, 1860) B. Bass - 29 - Male - North Carolina 1000 632 M. - 28 - Female - Georgia S.C. - 5 - Male - Georgia C.E. - 2 - Female - Georgia M.T. - 4/12 - Female - Texas | Bass, Mary Texiana (I44124)
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| 8241 | 1860 Federal Census of Ulysses Township, Potter County, Pennsylvania (11 Sep 1860) Orrin R. Bassett - 47 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 2000 800 Zerna - 34 - F - New York Emily N. - 21 - F - New York - Teacher Edwin H. - 19 - M - New York Mary H. - 13 - F - New York William Allison - 2 - M - Pennsylvania 1870 Federal Census of Lewisville, Potter County, Pennsylvania (17 Aug 1870) Orren R. Bassett - 57 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 2500 1000 William A. - 13 - M - Pennsylvania - At home Katie - 10 - F - Pennsylvania - At home Hattie - 7 - F - Pennsylvania - At home 1880 Federal Census of Lewisville, Potter County, Pennsylvania O.R. Bassett - 67 - M - MA-CT-CT - Head - Farmer Louisa - 50 - F - PA-VT-NH - Wife - Keeping House Wm. A. - 22 - M - PA-MA-NY - Son - Farmer Kate A. - 19 - F - PA-MA-NY - Daughter - School Teacher Hattie E. - 17 - F - PA-MA-NY - Daughter - Keeping House | Bassett, William Allison (I1652)
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| 8242 | 1860 Federal Census of Ulysses Township, Potter County, Pennsylvania (11 Sep 1860) Orrin R. Bassett - 47 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 2000 800 Zerna - 34 - F - New York Emily N. - 21 - F - New York - Teacher Edwin H. - 19 - M - New York Mary H. - 13 - F - New York William Allison - 2 - M - Pennsylvania | Lewis, Zerua (I1205)
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| 8243 | 1860 Federal Census of Ulysses Township, Potter County, Pennsylvania (11 Sep 1860) Orrin R. Bassett - 47 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 2000 800 Zerna - 34 - F - New York Emily N. - 21 - F - New York - Teacher Edwin H. - 19 - M - New York Mary H. - 13 - F - New York William Allison - 2 - M - Pennsylvania | Bassett, Emily Melvina (I1647)
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| 8244 | 1860 Federal Census of Ulysses Township, Potter County, Pennsylvania (11 Sep 1860) Orrin R. Bassett - 47 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 2000 800 Zerna - 34 - F - New York Emily N. - 21 - F - New York - Teacher Edwin H. - 19 - M - New York Mary H. - 13 - F - New York William Allison - 2 - M - Pennsylvania | Bassett, Mary Adelaide (I1651)
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| 8245 | 1860 Federal Census of Union Star, Breckenridge County, Kentucky (30 Jun 1860) Louisa Bassett 47 F Kentucky 500 700 John H. 23 M Kentucky Farmer Benjamin 20 M Kentucky Alexander 17 M Kentucky Mary 15 F Kentucky Cyrus 12 M Kentucky Ruth 10 F Kentucky Matilda 9 F Kentucky Rachel Prather 38 F Kentucky | Prather, Elizabeth (I03724)
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| 8246 | 1860 Federal Census of Union Township, Monroe County, Missouri Burwell B. Bassett - 25 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 1000 170 Ellen - 18 - F - Kentucky 1870 Federal Census of Union Township, Monroe County, Missouri Burwell Bassett - 35 - M - Kentucky - Farmer Ellen - 27 - F - Missouri - Keeping House Jonthan H. - 9 - M - Missouri Thomas E. - 7 - M - Missouri Mary - 4 - F - Missouri 1880 Federal Census of Union, Monroe County, Missouri B.B. Bassett - 42 - M - KY-VA-VA - Head - Farmer Ellen - 37 - F - MO-KY-KY - Wife - Keeps House Jno. H. - 19 - M - MO-KY-MO - Son - Farms T.E. - 17 - M - MO-KY-MO - Son - Farms Katie - 14 - F - MO-KY-MO - Daughter James - 9 - M - MO-KY-MO - Son Leta - 2 - F - MO-KY-MO - Daughter Matilda Harris - B - 20 - F - MO-VA-VA - Other - Servant Earl Harris - B - 2 - M - MO-MO-MO - Other | Sidener, Ellen Owen (I567)
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| 8247 | 1860 Federal Census of Union Township, Monroe County, Missouri George H. Bassett - 52 - M - Virginia - Farmer 6400 10,400 Columbia P. - 40 - F - Virginia John J. - 22 - M - Virginia - Farmer William H. - 21 - M - Virginia - Farmer Thomas E. - 18 - M - Virginia - Farmer Powhattan - 12 - M - Virginia Jennifer - 11 - F - Virginia Robert H. - 10 - M - Virginia Alexander - 8 - M - Virginia Mary - 4 - F - Virginia 1870 Federal Census of Union Township, Monroe County, Missouri George H. Bassett - 63 - M - Virginia - Farmer Columbia - 53 - F - Virginia - Keeping House Jonathan - 30 - M - Missouri - Farm Labor Thomas E. - 28 - M - Missouri - Farm Labor Powhatan - 22 - M - Missouri - Farm Labor Robert - 19 - M - Missouri - Farm Labor Martin - 17 - M - Missouri - Farm Labor Mary V. - 13 - F - Missouri America - 40 - F - Virginia Julia - 25 - F - Virginia Millie - 13 - F - Missouri Sandy - 10 - M - Missouri Elmira - 7 - F - Missouri Martha - 5 - F - Missouri 1880 Federal Census of Union, Monroe County, Missouri A.M. Bassett - 26 - M - MO-VA-VA - Head - Farmer Mary - 24 - F - MO-VA-KY- Wife - Keeps House Herman - 1 - M - MO-MO-MO - Son Tom Holiday - B - 20 - M - MO-MO-MO - Other - Farm Laborer J.J. Bassett - 43 - M - VA-VA-VA - Brother - Farmer & School Teacher 1900 Federal Census of Middle Grove, Union Township, Monroe County, Missouri (1 Jun 1900) Alexander M. Bassett - 47 - M - May 1853 -MO-VA-VA - Head - Landlord Mollie E. - 45 - F - Nov 1855 - MO-KY-VA - Wife Herman G. - 21 - M - Oct 1878 - MO-MO-MO - Son Wallace G. - 15 - M - Dec 1884 - MO-MO-MO - Son Ellen W. - 10 - F - Nov 1889 - MO-MO-MO - Daughter Maggie J. Jones - 19 - F - Oct 1880 - MO-MO-MO - Daughter | Bassett, Alexander Martin (I559)
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| 8248 | 1860 Federal Census of Union, Dunklin County, Missouri (June 15, 1860) David Bass - 63 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 1800 770 Mary A. - 38 - Female - North Carolina John W. - 18 - Male - Missouri Mary J. - 16 - Female - Missouri Daniel - 13 - Male - Missouri Henry - 10 - Male - Missouri George - 7 - Male - Missouri Isabell - 5 - Female - Missouri Quinn - 3 - Male - Missouri Thomas - 1 - Male - Missouri 1870 Federal Census of Barton, Barton County, Missouri (July 26, 1870) David J. Bass - 62 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 1000 1780 Mary - 50 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House George - 18 - Male - Missouri - Farmer Isabell - 16 - Female - Missouri - At Home David - 15 - Male - Missouri - Farmer Jefferson - 13 - Male - Missouri - At Home Marion - 10 - Male - Missouri - At Home William - 6 - Male - Missouri Living next door 1870 Federal Census of Barton, Barton County, Missouri (July 26, 1870) Henry Bass - 21 - Male - Missouri - Farmer Martha - 18 - Female - Tennessee - Keeping House The Last Will and Testament of David Bass reads as follows: Know all men by these presents that I, David Bass, of the County of Barton in the State of Missouri in view of the uncertainty of life and being of sound mind and memory do make and publish this my last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all former Wills by me made at any time. 1st: I desire all my just debts paid as soon after my death as can conveniently be done. 2nd: That my beloved Wife, Mary Ann Bass, have during her natural life of Widowhood, all my household property, together with two Bay Horses, 2 Cows and 1 Wagon and gearing, also 80 Acres of land known as the North half of the North East quarter of Section 21 in Township 33 of Range 29.The same being the land that my dwelling house is now on, the above property to be sold at the Death of my said Wife and equally divided between my children that is named in this my last Will. 3rd: My other property consisting of the SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of Section 15 in Township 33 of Range 29 in Barton County, Missouri, also two Lots in the Town of Eldorado in Cedar County Missouri, together with all personal property not reserved or bequeathed to my Said Wife. I desire the same sold by my Executor and equally divided among my beloved Children named as follows: Daniel Bass, and the heirs of my Daughter Elizabeth Butler, Henry Bass, George W. Bass, and the heir of my Daughter, Isabella Holman, David Bass, Junior, Thomas J. Bass, Marion F. Bass, and William F. Bass. I desire that all property not bequeathed to my said Wife to be sold and divided between by Children named above as soon as is convenient after my death. 4th: I hereby appoint J. S. Howell of the County of Barton in the State of Missouri Executor of this my last Will and Testament. This the 17th day of September, A. D. 1886 David Bass X His Mark At the request of the said David Bass, I hereby subscribed his name to the foregoing instrument of writing on this the above date. J. S. Howell In the presence of the above named David Bass, We sign our names as witnesses. G. B. Skinner W. U. Wreekin On September 8, 1887, L. B. Prouty, Thomas Harman, and M. L. Ward filed the following appraisal of the estate: Lot 11 in Block 4 of Jackson's First Addition to the town of Eldorado, in Cedar County, Missouri, at the price and sum of Four Hundred and Thirty Five Dollars. Lot 12 in Block 4 of Jackson's First Addition to the town of Eldorado, in Cedar County, Missouri, at the price and sum of Two Hundred and Seventy Five Dollars. One span bay horses, 7 and 8 years old at $150.00 One white cow, 4 years old at $14.00 One white cow, 10 years old with calf at $18.00 One black and white spotted cow and calf 7 years old at $18.00 One small red cow 10 years old at $10.00 One white cow, right horn broke down & calf at $16.00 One black sow valued at $5.00 Two black shoats at $6.00 One f?? horse (rest blurred) at $10.00 One set leather harness at $2.00 One hide of leather at $1.00 One saw (Crops cut) at $1.50 One Hay Knife at $1.25, two pitchforks at $.25 each totalling $1.50 One jack plain at $.30 and one corn knife at $.25 totalling $.55 Three Ar?g?n at $1.00 and one saddle at $2.00 totalling $3.00 One Heander Saw Square one Drawing knife at $1.00 One Wheat Fan at $7.00 and One Bee Hive at $3.00 totalling $10.00 One large kettle (20 gallons) at $2.00 One Rifle Gun at $2.50 The total appraised value of this merchandise was $272.55 | Bass, David J. Sr. (I1)
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| 8249 | 1860 Federal Census of Union, Dunklin County, Missouri (June 15, 1860) David Bass - 63 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 1800 770 Mary A. - 38 - Female - North Carolina John W. - 18 - Male - Missouri Mary J. - 16 - Female - Missouri Daniel - 13 - Male - Missouri Henry - 10 - Male - Missouri George - 7 - Male - Missouri Isabell - 5 - Female - Missouri Quinn - 3 - Male - Missouri Thomas - 1 - Male - Missouri 1870 Federal Census of Barton, Barton County, Missouri (July 26, 1870) David J. Bass - 62 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 1000 1780 Mary - 50 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House George - 18 - Male - Missouri - Farmer Isabell - 16 - Female - Missouri - At Home David - 15 - Male - Missouri - Farmer Jefferson - 13 - Male - Missouri - At Home Marion - 10 - Male - Missouri - At Home William - 6 - Male - Missouri Living next door 1870 Federal Census of Barton, Barton County, Missouri (July 26, 1870) Henry Bass - 21 - Male - Missouri - Farmer Martha - 18 - Female - Tennessee - Keeping House | Mary ELizabeth (Ann) (I2)
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| 8250 | 1860 Federal Census of Union, Dunklin County, Missouri (June 15, 1860) David Bass - 63 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 1800 770 Mary A. - 38 - Female - North Carolina John W. - 18 - Male - Missouri Mary J. - 16 - Female - Missouri Daniel - 13 - Male - Missouri Henry - 10 - Male - Missouri George - 7 - Male - Missouri Isabell - 5 - Female - Missouri Quinn - 3 - Male - Missouri Thomas - 1 - Male - Missouri 1870 Federal Census of Barton, Barton County, Missouri (July 26, 1870) David J. Bass - 62 - Male - North Carolina - Farmer 1000 1780 Mary - 50 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House George - 18 - Male - Missouri - Farmer Isabell - 16 - Female - Missouri - At Home David - 15 - Male - Missouri - Farmer Jefferson - 13 - Male - Missouri - At Home Marion - 10 - Male - Missouri - At Home William - 6 - Male - Missouri Living next door 1870 Federal Census of Barton, Barton County, Missouri (July 26, 1870) Henry Bass - 21 - Male - Missouri - Farmer Martha - 18 - Female - Tennessee - Keeping House | Bass, Henry James (I6)
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