Bassett Family Association Database
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Matches 8,301 to 8,350 of 52,716
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| 8301 | 1860 Federal Census of Willardston, Nash County, North Carolina (July 11, 1860) William Bass - 48 - Male - North Carolina - Farm Laborer --- 100 Liza - 40 - Female - North Carolina Lucinda - 16 - Female - North Carolina Celestine - 13 - Female - North Carolina Laura J. - 9 - Female - North Carolina Nathan V. - 4 - Male - North Carolina | Bass, Laura Jane (I37464)
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| 8302 | 1860 Federal Census of Williamsburg, James City County, Virginia (28 Jun 1860) John F. Daugherty - 41 - M - Salem County, New Jersey - Waterman 1500 --- Lucy - 24 - F - Williamsburg Jno. W. - 4 - M - Williamsburg Mary W. - 2 - F - Williamsburg Richard B. - 8/12 - M - Williamsburg Eliza Baker (Black) - 13 - F - Williamsburg - House Servant 1870 Federal Census of Williamsburg, James City County, Virginia Lucy Daugherty - 34 - F - Virginia - Keeping House 1200 John W. - 14 - M - Virginia - Going to school Mary F. - 12 - F - Virginia - Going to school Richard B. - 10 - M - Virginia - Going to school | Bassett, Lucy (I5)
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| 8303 | 1860 Federal Census of Williamsburg, James City County, Virginia (28 Jun 1860) John F. Daugherty - 41 - M - Salem County, New Jersey - Waterman 1500 --- Lucy - 24 - F - Williamsburg Jno. W. - 4 - M - Williamsburg Mary W. - 2 - F - Williamsburg Richard B. - 8/12 - M - Williamsburg Eliza Baker (Black) - 13 - F - Williamsburg - House Servant 1870 Federal Census of Williamsburg, James City County, Virginia Lucy Daugherty - 34 - F - Virginia - Keeping House 1200 John W. - 14 - M - Virginia - Going to school Mary F. - 12 - F - Virginia - Going to school Richard B. - 10 - M - Virginia - Going to school | Daugherty, Reverend John Williamson (I49)
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| 8304 | 1860 Federal Census of Williamsburg, James City County, Virginia (28 Jun 1860) John F. Daugherty - 41 - M - Salem County, New Jersey - Waterman 1500 --- Lucy - 24 - F - Williamsburg Jno. W. - 4 - M - Williamsburg Mary W. - 2 - F - Williamsburg Richard B. - 8/12 - M - Williamsburg Eliza Baker (Black) - 13 - F - Williamsburg - House Servant 1870 Federal Census of Williamsburg, James City County, Virginia Lucy Daugherty - 34 - F - Virginia - Keeping House 1200 John W. - 14 - M - Virginia - Going to school Mary F. - 12 - F - Virginia - Going to school Richard B. - 10 - M - Virginia - Going to school | Daugherty, Mary W. (I50)
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| 8305 | 1860 Federal Census of Williamsburg, James City County, Virginia (28 Jun 1860) John F. Daugherty - 41 - M - Salem County, New Jersey - Waterman 1500 --- Lucy - 24 - F - Williamsburg Jno. W. - 4 - M - Williamsburg Mary W. - 2 - F - Williamsburg Richard B. - 8/12 - M - Williamsburg Eliza Baker (Black) - 13 - F - Williamsburg - House Servant 1870 Federal Census of Williamsburg, James City County, Virginia Lucy Daugherty - 34 - F - Virginia - Keeping House 1200 John W. - 14 - M - Virginia - Going to school Mary F. - 12 - F - Virginia - Going to school Richard B. - 10 - M - Virginia - Going to school | Daugherty, Richard Bassett (I51)
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| 8306 | 1860 Federal Census of Williamsburg, James City County, Virginia (28 Jun 1860) John F. Daugherty - 41 - M - Salem County, New Jersey - Waterman 1500 --- Lucy - 24 - F - Williamsburg Jno. W. - 4 - M - Williamsburg Mary W. - 2 - F - Williamsburg Richard B. - 8/12 - M - Williamsburg Eliza Baker (Black) - 13 - F - Williamsburg - House Servant | Daugherty, John Fenton (I8)
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| 8307 | 1860 Federal Census of Williamsburgh, Hampshire County, Mass. (4 Jun 1860) Horatio Bassett 35 M Massachusetts Laborer Aurelia 30 F Massachusetts Laura 10 F Massachusetts Walter S. 5 M Massachusetts Cora 5 M Massachusetts | Bassett, Horatio Victor (I03474)
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| 8308 | 1860 Federal Census of Williamson, Richmond (later Scotland) County, North Carolina (August 16, 1860) Richard Bass - 29 - Male - North Carolina - Railroad Hand --- 25 Emeline - 34 - Female - North Carolina - Domestic Nelson - 5 - Male - North Carolina Living nearby 1860 Federal Census of Williamson, Richmond (later Scotland) County, North Carolina (August 16, 1860) Thomas Bass - 35 - Male - North Carolina - Farm Hand --- 25 Elizabeth - 20 - Female - North Carolina - Domestic John - 6 - Male - North Carolina Martha - 5 - Female - North Carolina Andrew - 7/12 - Male - North Carolina 1870 Federal Census of Laurel Hill, Richmond County, North Carolina (June 23, 1870) Thomas Bass - Mulatto - 45 - Male - North Carolina - Works in Turpentine Elizabeth - Mulatto - 32 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House John W. - Mulatto - 16 - Male - North Carolina - Works in Turpentine Martha A. - Mulatto - 15 - Female - North Carolina - Farm Laborer Daniel - Mulatto - 4 - Male - North Carolina James Norton - Mulatto - 22 - Male - North Carolina - At Home 1880 Federal Census of Williamson, Richmond (later Scotland) County, North Carolina (June 17, 1880) Thomas Bass - 55 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Head - Farming Elizabeth - 40 - Female - NC-NC-NC - Wife - Keeping House Daniel T. - 14 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Son - Laborer | Bass, Reverend Thomas (I1)
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| 8309 | 1860 Federal Census of Williamson, Richmond (later Scotland) County, North Carolina (August 16, 1860) Richard Bass - 29 - Male - North Carolina - Railroad Hand --- 25 Emeline - 34 - Female - North Carolina - Domestic Nelson - 5 - Male - North Carolina Living nearby 1860 Federal Census of Williamson, Richmond (later Scotland) County, North Carolina (August 16, 1860) Thomas Bass - 35 - Male - North Carolina - Farm Hand --- 25 Elizabeth - 20 - Female - North Carolina - Domestic John - 6 - Male - North Carolina Martha - 5 - Female - North Carolina Andrew - 7/12 - Male - North Carolina 1870 Federal Census of Laurel Hill, Richmond County, North Carolina (June 23, 1870) Thomas Bass - Mulatto - 45 - Male - North Carolina - Works in Turpentine Elizabeth - Mulatto - 32 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House John W. - Mulatto - 16 - Male - North Carolina - Works in Turpentine Martha A. - Mulatto - 15 - Female - North Carolina - Farm Laborer Daniel - Mulatto - 4 - Male - North Carolina James Norton - Mulatto - 22 - Male - North Carolina - At Home | Bass, John W. (I2)
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| 8310 | 1860 Federal Census of Williamson, Richmond (later Scotland) County, North Carolina (August 16, 1860) Richard Bass - 29 - Male - North Carolina - Railroad Hand --- 25 Emeline - 34 - Female - North Carolina - Domestic Nelson - 5 - Male - North Carolina Living nearby 1860 Federal Census of Williamson, Richmond (later Scotland) County, North Carolina (August 16, 1860) Thomas Bass - 35 - Male - North Carolina - Farm Hand --- 25 Elizabeth - 20 - Female - North Carolina - Domestic John - 6 - Male - North Carolina Martha - 5 - Female - North Carolina Andrew - 7/12 - Male - North Carolina 1870 Federal Census of Laurel Hill, Richmond County, North Carolina (June 23, 1870) Thomas Bass - Mulatto - 45 - Male - North Carolina - Works in Turpentine Elizabeth - Mulatto - 32 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House John W. - Mulatto - 16 - Male - North Carolina - Works in Turpentine Martha A. - Mulatto - 15 - Female - North Carolina - Farm Laborer Daniel - Mulatto - 4 - Male - North Carolina James Norton - Mulatto - 22 - Male - North Carolina - At Home | Bass, Martha Ann (I3)
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| 8311 | 1860 Federal Census of Williamson, Richmond (later Scotland) County, North Carolina (August 16, 1860) Richard Bass - 29 - Male - North Carolina - Railroad Hand --- 25 Emeline - 34 - Female - North Carolina - Domestic Nelson - 5 - Male - North Carolina Living nearby 1860 Federal Census of Williamson, Richmond (later Scotland) County, North Carolina (August 16, 1860) Thomas Bass - 35 - Male - North Carolina - Farm Hand --- 25 Elizabeth - 20 - Female - North Carolina - Domestic John - 6 - Male - North Carolina Martha - 5 - Female - North Carolina Andrew - 7/12 - Male - North Carolina 1870 Federal Census of Laurel Hill, Richmond County, North Carolina (June 23, 1870) Thomas Bass - Mulatto - 45 - Male - North Carolina - Works in Turpentine Elizabeth - Mulatto - 32 - Female - North Carolina - Keeping House John W. - Mulatto - 16 - Male - North Carolina - Works in Turpentine Martha A. - Mulatto - 15 - Female - North Carolina - Farm Laborer Daniel - Mulatto - 4 - Male - North Carolina James Norton - Mulatto - 22 - Male - North Carolina - At Home 1880 Federal Census of Williamson, Richmond (later Scotland) County, North Carolina (June 17, 1880) Thomas Bass - 55 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Head - Farming Elizabeth - 40 - Female - NC-NC-NC - Wife - Keeping House Daniel T. - 14 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Son - Laborer 1900 Federal Census of Marks Creek, Richmond County, North Carolina (June 14, 1900) Daniel T. Bass - 35 - Male - May 1865 - NC-NC-NC - Head - Day Laborer Sophia - 24 - Female - Apr 1876 - SC-NC-SC - Wife Lula - 6 - Female - Jun 1894 - NC-NC-SC - Daughter James A. - 4 - Male - Jan 1896 - NC-NC-SC - Son Thomas - 1 - Male - Aug 1898 - NC-NC-SC - Son Eliza (Widow) - 73 - Female - Mar 1872 - NC-NC-NC - Mother (Married 10 years, 5 children, 3 living) (Eliza - 6 children, 5 living) | Norton, Elizabeth (I6)
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| 8312 | 1860 Federal Census of Williamson, Richmond (later Scotland) County, North Carolina (August 16, 1860) Richard Bass - 29 - Male - North Carolina - Railroad Hand --- 25 Emeline - 34 - Female - North Carolina - Domestic Nelson - 5 - Male - North Carolina Living nearby 1860 Federal Census of Williamson, Richmond (later Scotland) County, North Carolina (August 16, 1860) Thomas Bass - 35 - Male - North Carolina - Farm Hand --- 25 Elizabeth - 20 - Female - North Carolina - Domestic John - 6 - Male - North Carolina Martha - 5 - Female - North Carolina Andrew - 7/12 - Male - North Carolina | Bass, Andrew (I4)
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| 8313 | 1860 Federal Census of Williamson, Richmond (later Scotland) County, North Carolina (August 16, 1860) Richard Bass - 29 - Male - North Carolina - Railroad Hand --- 25 Emeline - 34 - Female - North Carolina - Domestic Nelson - 5 - Male - North Carolina Living nearby 1860 Federal Census of Williamson, Richmond (later Scotland) County, North Carolina (August 16, 1860) Thomas Bass - 35 - Male - North Carolina - Farm Hand --- 25 Elizabeth - 20 - Female - North Carolina - Domestic John - 6 - Male - North Carolina Martha - 5 - Female - North Carolina Andrew - 7/12 - Male - North Carolina | Bass, Richard (I8)
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| 8314 | 1860 Federal Census of Williamson, Richmond (later Scotland) County, North Carolina (August 16, 1860) Richard Bass - 29 - Male - North Carolina - Railroad Hand --- 25 Emeline - 34 - Female - North Carolina - Domestic Nelson - 5 - Male - North Carolina Living nearby 1860 Federal Census of Williamson, Richmond (later Scotland) County, North Carolina (August 16, 1860) Thomas Bass - 35 - Male - North Carolina - Farm Hand --- 25 Elizabeth - 20 - Female - North Carolina - Domestic John - 6 - Male - North Carolina Martha - 5 - Female - North Carolina Andrew - 7/12 - Male - North Carolina | Emeline (I9)
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| 8315 | 1860 Federal Census of Williamson, Richmond (later Scotland) County, North Carolina (August 16, 1860) Richard Bass - 29 - Male - North Carolina - Railroad Hand --- 25 Emeline - 34 - Female - North Carolina - Domestic Nelson - 5 - Male - North Carolina Living nearby 1860 Federal Census of Williamson, Richmond (later Scotland) County, North Carolina (August 16, 1860) Thomas Bass - 35 - Male - North Carolina - Farm Hand --- 25 Elizabeth - 20 - Female - North Carolina - Domestic John - 6 - Male - North Carolina Martha - 5 - Female - North Carolina Andrew - 7/12 - Male - North Carolina | Bass, Nelson (I10)
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| 8316 | 1860 Federal Census of Williamstown, Dodge County, Wisconsin (7 Jun 1860) Elanzo Soule - 32 - M - New York - M. Cooper ---- 150 Hannah - 27 - F - Ohio Truman - 7 - M - Ohio Selusei - 2 - F - Wisconsin 1870 Federal Census of Niles, Berrien County, Michigan (20 Jun 1870) Soul - 42 - M - New York - Cooper Hannah - 37 - F - Ohio - Keeping House Truman - 17 - M - Ohio - Cooper Selaci - 12 - F - Wisconsin Sanford - 9 - M - Wisconsin Sarah - 9 - F- Wisconsin 1880 Federal Census of Niles, Berrien County, Michigan (15 Jun 1880) Alanson Soule - 53 - M - NY-NY-NY - Head - Cooper Hannah - 47 - F - OH-NY-NY - Wife - Keeping House Lucy E. - 22 - F - WI-NY-OH - Daughter Sarah N. - 19 - F - WI-NY-OH - Daughter Sanford U. - 19 - M - WI-NY-OH - Son - Cooper Effie M. - 9 - F - MI-NY-OH - Daughter (Living on Fifth Street) | Soule, Selaci (Lucy) (I44)
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| 8317 | 1860 Federal Census of Williamstown, Dodge County, Wisconsin (7 Jun 1860) Elanzo Soule - 32 - M - New York - M. Cooper ---- 150 Hannah - 27 - F - Ohio Truman - 7 - M - Ohio Selusei - 2 - F - Wisconsin 1870 Federal Census of Niles, Berrien County, Michigan (20 Jun 1870) Soul - 42 - M - New York - Cooper Hannah - 37 - F - Ohio - Keeping House Truman - 17 - M - Ohio - Cooper Selaci - 12 - F - Wisconsin Sanford - 9 - M - Wisconsin Sarah - 9 - F- Wisconsin | Soule, Truman (I43)
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| 8318 | 1860 Federal Census of Willimantic, Windham County, Connecticut (31 Jul 1860) James W. Bassett - 29 - M - Connecticut - Mechanic 1500 100 Minvera C. - 24 - F - Connecticut Mary E. - 4 - F - Connecticut Lydia - 58 - F - Connecticut Henry - 20 - M - Connecticut - Laborer George E. - 16 - M - Connecticut - Laborer | Minerva C. (I8)
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| 8319 | 1860 Federal Census of Willimantic, Windham County, Connecticut (31 Jul 1860) James W. Bassett - 29 - M - Connecticut - Mechanic 1500 100 Minvera C. - 24 - F - Connecticut Mary E. - 4 - F - Connecticut Lydia - 58 - F - Connecticut Henry - 20 - M - Connecticut - Laborer George E. - 16 - M - Connecticut - Laborer | Bassett, Mary E. (I9)
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| 8320 | 1860 Federal Census of Willingboro, Burlington County, NJ (17 Jul 1860) Joseph Bassett 25 M New Jersey Farm Laborer Jane 53 F Pennsylvania George 10 M New Jersey 1870 Federal Census of 1st Ward, Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ (19 Jul 1870) Joseph Bassett 36 M New Jersey Town House Carpenter Mary 35 F New Jersey Keeping House Elizabeth 9 F New Jersey Joseph 6 M New Jersey | Bassett, Joseph T. (I21)
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| 8321 | 1860 Federal Census of Wilmington, Windham County, Vermont (2 Oct 1860) Edward B. Bassett - 40 - M - Massachusetts - Cong. Clergyman --- 300 Mary A, - 29 - F - New York Mary E. - 2 - F - Vermont 1880 Federal Census of Amherst, Hampshire County, Massachusetts Edward B. Bassett - 60 - M - MA-MA-MA - Head - Retired Clergyman Mary A. - 48 - F - NY-CT-CT - Wife - Keeping House Mary E. - 21 - F - VT-MA-NY - Daughter - At Home John Q. Haywood - 24 - M - MA-MA-MA - Other - College Student The Glimmerglass Daily Tuesday, August 12, 1919 Obituary, Mrs. Mary Taylor Bassett Mrs. Mary Taylor Bassett died at her home on Church street, Wednesday, p.m., aged 90 years. She was born in Hartwick, N.Y., August 5th, 1829, the daughter of Chandler and Palmyra (Peters) Taylor. In 1855 she married the Rev. Edward B. Bassett and with him shared the toil and hardships of service in Congregational Home Missionary churches in New England, until 1881, when they came to Cooperstown and bought the Hollister house on Church street, where Mr. Bassett died the following year. Mrs. Bassett was a very loyal Christian and always ready to stand for the right as she was the right, with all the fortitude of her puritan ancestry. She is survived by one daughter, Miss Ella Bassett. The funeral will be held Wednesday from the home, with her four grand nephews acting as pall bearers. It is requested that no flowers be sent. The service will be conducted by their pastor, the Rev. E.S. Petrie and Dr. J.G. Traver of Hartwick Seminary with interment at Lakewood cemetery. The Otsego Farmer Friday, August 22, 1941 Obituary, Miss Ella Mary Bassett Miss Ella Mary Bassett, highly esteemed resident of this village for many years, died Tuesday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock in the Barber Convalescent home at Fly Creek, where she had been a patient exactly one year. A native of Connecticut, she was born November 19, 1855. Her parents were the Rev. Edward B. Bassett and Mary (Taylor) Bassett. Her father, a Congregational pastor, carried on his ministry in parishes in Connecticut and Central New York until coming to Cooperstown on his retirement. The family home had been at No. 21 Church street for many years, and after the death of both parents, Miss Bassett was accustomed to spend her winters in Florida until her own health became impaired about three years ago. Nearest survivors are cousins, including, Edward Shove, Milford Center; Clarence Bunn, South Hartwick; Mrs. W. Stone, Whitesboro; Miss Grace Swift, Brooklyn; Herbert Greetn, Utica; and John Beach, Canajoharie. Miss Bassett was popular with the young people of the community and particularly for those of the Church street neighborhood where her home was a favorite rendezvous. She taught a class in the Presbyterian church school for several years, and at her retirement the Ella M. Bassett prize fund was established there honoring her service by her late friend, Mrs. Charlotte Prentiss Browning. Funeral services will be held from the First Presbyterian church, of which she was a member, Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Her pastor, the Rev. Arthur W. Mielke, will officiate. Interment will be in the family plot in Lakewood cemetery. | Bassett, Reverend Edward Barnard (I1356)
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| 8322 | 1860 Federal Census of Wilmington, Windham County, Vermont (2 Oct 1860) Edward B. Bassett - 40 - M - Massachusetts - Cong. Clergyman --- 300 Mary A, - 29 - F - New York Mary E. - 2 - F - Vermont 1880 Federal Census of Amherst, Hampshire County, Massachusetts Edward B. Bassett - 60 - M - MA-MA-MA - Head - Retired Clergyman Mary A. - 48 - F - NY-CT-CT - Wife - Keeping House Mary E. - 21 - F - VT-MA-NY - Daughter - At Home John Q. Haywood - 24 - M - MA-MA-MA - Other - College Student The Glimmerglass Daily Tuesday, August 12, 1919 Obituary, Mrs. Mary Taylor Bassett Mrs. Mary Taylor Bassett died at her home on Church street, Wednesday, p.m., aged 90 years. She was born in Hartwick, N.Y., August 5th, 1829, the daughter of Chandler and Palmyra (Peters) Taylor. In 1855 she married the Rev. Edward B. Bassett and with him shared the toil and hardships of service in Congregational Home Missionary churches in New England, until 1881, when they came to Cooperstown and bought the Hollister house on Church street, where Mr. Bassett died the following year. Mrs. Bassett was a very loyal Christian and always ready to stand for the right as she was the right, with all the fortitude of her puritan ancestry. She is survived by one daughter, Miss Ella Bassett. The funeral will be held Wednesday from the home, with her four grand nephews acting as pall bearers. It is requested that no flowers be sent. The service will be conducted by their pastor, the Rev. E.S. Petrie and Dr. J.G. Traver of Hartwick Seminary with interment at Lakewood cemetery. | Taylor, Mary Abigail (I1359)
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| 8323 | 1860 Federal Census of Wilmington, Windham County, Vermont (2 Oct 1860) Edward B. Bassett - 40 - M - Massachusetts - Cong. Clergyman --- 300 Mary A, - 29 - F - New York Mary E. - 2 - F - Vermont 1880 Federal Census of Amherst, Hampshire County, Massachusetts Edward B. Bassett - 60 - M - MA-MA-MA - Head - Retired Clergyman Mary A. - 48 - F - NY-CT-CT - Wife - Keeping House Mary E. - 21 - F - VT-MA-NY - Daughter - At Home John Q. Haywood - 24 - M - MA-MA-MA - Other - College Student The Otsego Farmer Friday, August 22, 1941 Obituary, Miss Ella Mary Bassett Miss Ella Mary Bassett, highly esteemed resident of this village for many years, died Tuesday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock in the Barber Convalescent home at Fly Creek, where she had been a patient exactly one year. A native of Connecticut, she was born November 19, 1855. Her parents were the Rev. Edward B. Bassett and Mary (Taylor) Bassett. Her father, a Congregational pastor, carried on his ministry in parishes in Connecticut and Central New York until coming to Cooperstown on his retirement. The family home had been at No. 21 Church street for many years, and after the death of both parents, Miss Bassett was accustomed to spend her winters in Florida until her own health became impaired about three years ago. Nearest survivors are cousins, including, Edward Shove, Milford Center; Clarence Bunn, South Hartwick; Mrs. W. Stone, Whitesboro; Miss Grace Swift, Brooklyn; Herbert Greetn, Utica; and John Beach, Canajoharie. Miss Bassett was popular with the young people of the community and particularly for those of the Church street neighborhood where her home was a favorite rendezvous. She taught a class in the Presbyterian church school for several years, and at her retirement the Ella M. Bassett prize fund was established there honoring her service by her late friend, Mrs. Charlotte Prentiss Browning. Funeral services will be held from the First Presbyterian church, of which she was a member, Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Her pastor, the Rev. Arthur W. Mielke, will officiate. Interment will be in the family plot in Lakewood cemetery. | Bassett, Mary Ella (I1863)
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| 8324 | 1860 Federal Census of Wilmington, Windham County, Vermont (26 Sep 186 James Bassett 68 M Vermont Farmer 375 10 | Bassett, James (I04394)
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| 8325 | 1860 Federal Census of Winn Parish, Louisiana (July 12, 1860) Franklin Bass - 30 - Male - Mississippi - Farmer --- 200 Martha J. - 24 - Female - Louisiana Mary A. - 9 - Female - Mississippi Elizabeth A. - 7 - Female - Mississippi Sarah L. - 5 - Female - Mississippi Amanda J. - 3 - Female - Mississippi Martha A. - 1 - Female - Louisiana 1870 Federal Census of Winnfield, Winn Parish, Louisiana (September 6, 1870) Franklin Bass - 43 - Male - Mississippi --- 250 Martha J. - 37 - Female - Louisiana Elisabeth - 15 - Female - Mississippi James L. - 14 - Male - Louisiana Sarah L. - 13 - Female - Mississippi Amanda J. - 11 - Female - Mississippi Martha J. - 9 - Female - Mississippi Louisa - 7 - Female - Louisiana Franklin - 11/12 - Male - Louisiana | Newsome, Martha Jane (I2)
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| 8326 | 1860 Federal Census of Winn Parish, Louisiana (July 12, 1860) Franklin Bass - 30 - Male - Mississippi - Farmer --- 200 Martha J. - 24 - Female - Louisiana Mary A. - 9 - Female - Mississippi Elizabeth A. - 7 - Female - Mississippi Sarah L. - 5 - Female - Mississippi Amanda J. - 3 - Female - Mississippi Martha A. - 1 - Female - Louisiana 1870 Federal Census of Winnfield, Winn Parish, Louisiana (September 6, 1870) Franklin Bass - 43 - Male - Mississippi --- 250 Martha J. - 37 - Female - Louisiana Elisabeth - 15 - Female - Mississippi James L. - 14 - Male - Louisiana Sarah L. - 13 - Female - Mississippi Amanda J. - 11 - Female - Mississippi Martha J. - 9 - Female - Mississippi Louisa - 7 - Female - Louisiana Franklin - 11/12 - Male - Louisiana | Bass, Elizabeth (I4)
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| 8327 | 1860 Federal Census of Winn Parish, Louisiana (July 12, 1860) Franklin Bass - 30 - Male - Mississippi - Farmer --- 200 Martha J. - 24 - Female - Louisiana Mary A. - 9 - Female - Mississippi Elizabeth A. - 7 - Female - Mississippi Sarah L. - 5 - Female - Mississippi Amanda J. - 3 - Female - Mississippi Martha A. - 1 - Female - Louisiana 1870 Federal Census of Winnfield, Winn Parish, Louisiana (September 6, 1870) Franklin Bass - 43 - Male - Mississippi --- 250 Martha J. - 37 - Female - Louisiana Elisabeth - 15 - Female - Mississippi James L. - 14 - Male - Louisiana Sarah L. - 13 - Female - Mississippi Amanda J. - 11 - Female - Mississippi Martha J. - 9 - Female - Mississippi Louisa - 7 - Female - Louisiana Franklin - 11/12 - Male - Louisiana | Bass, Sarah L. (I6)
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| 8328 | 1860 Federal Census of Winn Parish, Louisiana (July 12, 1860) Franklin Bass - 30 - Male - Mississippi - Farmer --- 200 Martha J. - 24 - Female - Louisiana Mary A. - 9 - Female - Mississippi Elizabeth A. - 7 - Female - Mississippi Sarah L. - 5 - Female - Mississippi Amanda J. - 3 - Female - Mississippi Martha A. - 1 - Female - Louisiana 1870 Federal Census of Winnfield, Winn Parish, Louisiana (September 6, 1870) Franklin Bass - 43 - Male - Mississippi --- 250 Martha J. - 37 - Female - Louisiana Elisabeth - 15 - Female - Mississippi James L. - 14 - Male - Louisiana Sarah L. - 13 - Female - Mississippi Amanda J. - 11 - Female - Mississippi Martha J. - 9 - Female - Mississippi Louisa - 7 - Female - Louisiana Franklin - 11/12 - Male - Louisiana | Bass, Amanda I. (I7)
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| 8329 | 1860 Federal Census of Winn Parish, Louisiana (July 12, 1860) Franklin Bass - 30 - Male - Mississippi - Farmer --- 200 Martha J. - 24 - Female - Louisiana Mary A. - 9 - Female - Mississippi Elizabeth A. - 7 - Female - Mississippi Sarah L. - 5 - Female - Mississippi Amanda J. - 3 - Female - Mississippi Martha A. - 1 - Female - Louisiana 1870 Federal Census of Winnfield, Winn Parish, Louisiana (September 6, 1870) Franklin Bass - 43 - Male - Mississippi --- 250 Martha J. - 37 - Female - Louisiana Elisabeth - 15 - Female - Mississippi James L. - 14 - Male - Louisiana Sarah L. - 13 - Female - Mississippi Amanda J. - 11 - Female - Mississippi Martha J. - 9 - Female - Mississippi Louisa - 7 - Female - Louisiana Franklin - 11/12 - Male - Louisiana | Bass, Martha J. (I8)
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| 8330 | 1860 Federal Census of Winn Parish, Louisiana (July 12, 1860) Franklin Bass - 30 - Male - Mississippi - Farmer --- 200 Martha J. - 24 - Female - Louisiana Mary A. - 9 - Female - Mississippi Elizabeth A. - 7 - Female - Mississippi Sarah L. - 5 - Female - Mississippi Amanda J. - 3 - Female - Mississippi Martha A. - 1 - Female - Louisiana | Bass, Mary A. (I3)
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| 8331 | 1860 Federal Census of Winn Parish, Louisiana (July 12, 1860) Franklin Bass - 30 - Male - Mississippi - Farmer --- 200 Martha J. - 24 - Female - Louisiana Mary A. - 9 - Female - Mississippi Elizabeth A. - 7 - Female - Mississippi Sarah L. - 5 - Female - Mississippi Amanda J. - 3 - Female - Mississippi Martha A. - 1 - Female - Louisiana 1870 Federal Census of Winnfield, Winn Parish, Louisiana (September 6, 1870) Franklin Bass - 43 - Male - Mississippi --- 250 Martha J. - 37 - Female - Louisiana Elisabeth - 15 - Female - Mississippi James L. - 14 - Male - Louisiana Sarah L. - 13 - Female - Mississippi Amanda J. - 11 - Female - Mississippi Martha J. - 9 - Female - Mississippi Louisa - 7 - Female - Louisiana Franklin - 11/12 - Male - Louisiana 1880 Federal Census of 2nd Ward, Winn Parish, Louisiana (29 Jun 1880) Benjamin Bass 51 M MS GA GA Head Farmer Martha J. 46 F LA -- -- Wife Keeping House Samuel J. 13 M LA MS LA Son Farmer William F. 11 M LA MS LA Son Farmer Walter 7 M LA MS LA Son Angaline 5 F LA MS LA Daughter Benjamin F. 2 M LA MS LA Son | Bass, Benjamin Franklin (I1)
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| 8332 | 1860 Federal Census of Wolfborough, Carroll County, New Hampshire (4 Jun 1860) John Bassett - 75 - M - Maine - Farmer 3000 1100 Ruth - 72 - F - New Hampshire Ruth E. - 35 - F - New Hampshire - School Teacher George W. - 31 - M - New Hampshire - Farmer Roancy D. - 32 - F - New Hampshire James A. - 3 - M - New Hampshire Cemetery Inscriptions Wolfborough, New Hampshire Lakeview Plot #81 John Bassett - d. May 5, 1867 age 81 years 9 months Ruth h/w - d. Feb 1, 1874 age 85 years James A. Bassett t/s - d. May 13, 1852 age 27 years George W. Bassett - b. Mar 28, 1829 - d. Oct 14, 1906 Roancy D. Bassett - b. Jan 2, 1828 - d. Apr 28, 1911 Emma P. Bassett - b. Aug 22, 1860 - d. Feb 19, 1941 James A. Bassett - b. Oct 19, 1856 - d. Jan 5, 1925 Carrie E. h/w - b. Sep 18, 1868 - d. Dec 16, 1929 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. | Wiggin, Ruth (I629)
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| 8333 | 1860 Federal Census of Wolfborough, Carroll County, New Hampshire (4 Jun 1860) John Bassett - 75 - M - Maine - Farmer 3000 1100 Ruth - 72 - F - New Hampshire Ruth E. - 35 - F - New Hampshire - School Teacher George W. - 31 - M - New Hampshire - Farmer Roancy D. - 32 - F - New Hampshire James A. - 3 - M - New Hampshire Cemetery Inscriptions Wolfborough, New Hampshire Lakeview Plot #81 John Bassett - d. May 5, 1867 age 81 years 9 months Ruth h/w - d. Feb 1, 1874 age 85 years James A. Bassett t/s - d. May 13, 1852 age 27 years George W. Bassett - b. Mar 28, 1829 - d. Oct 14, 1906 Roancy D. Bassett - b. Jan 2, 1828 - d. Apr 28, 1911 Emma P. Bassett - b. Aug 22, 1860 - d. Feb 19, 1941 James A. Bassett - b. Oct 19, 1856 - d. Jan 5, 1925 Carrie E. h/w - b. Sep 18, 1868 - d. Dec 16, 1929 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, George W. (I668)
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| 8334 | 1860 Federal Census of Wolfborough, Carroll County, New Hampshire (4 Jun 1860) John Bassett - 75 - M - Maine - Farmer 3000 1100 Ruth - 72 - F - New Hampshire Ruth E. - 35 - F - New Hampshire - School Teacher George W. - 31 - M - New Hampshire - Farmer Roancy D. - 32 - F - New Hampshire James A. - 3 - M - New Hampshire Cemetery Inscriptions Wolfborough, New Hampshire Lakeview Plot #81 John Bassett - d. May 5, 1867 age 81 years 9 months Ruth h/w - d. Feb 1, 1874 age 85 years James A. Bassett t/s - d. May 13, 1852 age 27 years George W. Bassett - b. Mar 28, 1829 - d. Oct 14, 1906 Roancy D. Bassett - b. Jan 2, 1828 - d. Apr 28, 1911 Emma P. Bassett - b. Aug 22, 1860 - d. Feb 19, 1941 James A. Bassett - b. Oct 19, 1856 - d. Jan 5, 1925 Carrie E. h/w - b. Sep 18, 1868 - d. Dec 16, 1929 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. | Fullerton, Roxanna (I669)
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| 8335 | 1860 Federal Census of Wolfborough, Carroll County, New Hampshire (4 Jun 1860) John Bassett - 75 - M - Maine - Farmer 3000 1100 Ruth - 72 - F - New Hampshire Ruth E. - 35 - F - New Hampshire - School Teacher George W. - 31 - M - New Hampshire - Farmer Roancy D. - 32 - F - New Hampshire James A. - 3 - M - New Hampshire Cemetery Inscriptions Wolfborough, New Hampshire Lakeview Plot #81 John Bassett - d. May 5, 1867 age 81 years 9 months Ruth h/w - d. Feb 1, 1874 age 85 years James A. Bassett t/s - d. May 13, 1852 age 27 years George W. Bassett - b. Mar 28, 1829 - d. Oct 14, 1906 Roancy D. Bassett - b. Jan 2, 1828 - d. Apr 28, 1911 Emma P. Bassett - b. Aug 22, 1860 - d. Feb 19, 1941 James A. Bassett - b. Oct 19, 1856 - d. Jan 5, 1925 Carrie E. h/w - b. Sep 18, 1868 - d. Dec 16, 1929 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, James A. (I670)
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| 8336 | 1860 Federal Census of Wolfborough, Carroll County, New Hampshire (4 Jun 1860) John Bassett - 75 - M - Maine - Farmer 3000 1100 Ruth - 72 - F - New Hampshire Ruth E. - 35 - F - New Hampshire - School Teacher George W. - 31 - M - New Hampshire - Farmer Roancy D. - 32 - F - New Hampshire James A. - 3 - 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 (I665)
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| 8337 | 1860 Federal Census of Woodstock, Lenawee County, Michigan (11 Jun 1860) Emeline Basset 39 F New York Farmer 400 70 Marion 22 M New York Farm Laborer Mary 17 F Michigan ? S. Teacher Erastus 12 M Michigan Evaneline 10 F Michigan Harriet 5 F Michigan Hudson Paper, date unknown Mrs. Elizabeth Trim died at home of daughter, Mrs. Anna Taylor Nov. 26th 1902 ate age 82. Her husband died about 16 years ago and since resided with daughters Mrs. Anna Taylor and Hattie King. There was a poem in the article that was written by her daughter Hattie. It seems to reveal a few things. It mentions "seven children, 5 gone to mansion to rest. Two have walked by her side." then "82 years she has journeyed in sorrow and pain.". Daily Telegram, Adrian, Michigan, Monday, December 1, 1902 Mrs. Emeline Trim Wednesday afternoon occurred the death of Mrs. Emeline Trim, an estimable Hudson lady, at the advanced age of eighty-two years. Sunday morning she was seized with apoplexy and never regained consciousness. Mrs. Trim, after the death of her husband, moved from Reading to Hudson, and for sixteen years had resided with her daughters, Mrs. Anna Taylor and Mrs. Hattie King, and was universally respected by Hudson people. Miss Sadie Jennings, of the Post Fence office, is a granddaughter and was present at the funeral, which was conducted from Mrs. Taylor?s home, Saturday at 10 a.m. Rev. O.E. Eagy officiating. Interment was made at Medina, the bearers being relatives. | Parmalee, Emeline (P19)
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| 8338 | 1860 Federal Census of Yadkin County, North Carolina (24 Jul 1860) David Bassett - 26 - M - North Carolina - Day laborer Sarah - 26 - F - North Carolina - Domestic Hiram M. - 1 - M - North Carolina 1870 Federal Census of Old Town, Grayson County, Virginia (23 Aug 1870) James D. Bassett - 40 - M - North Carolina - Farm laborer Sarah - 40 - F - North Carolina - Keeping House Hiram - 11 - M - North Carolina Rush - 9 - M - North Carolina Wm. - 7 - M - North Carolina John - 4 - M - North Carolina Robert - 2 - M - North Carolina 1880 Federal Census of Old Town, Grayson County, Virginia David Bassett - 56 - M - NC-NC-NC - Head - Farmer Sarrah - 44 - F - NC-NC-NC - Wife - Keeping House Hiram - 23 - M - NC-NC-NC - Son - Laborer Rush - 19 - M - NC-NC-NC - Son - Laborer William - 17 - M - NC-NC-NC - Son - Laborer John - 15 - M - NC-NC-NC - Son - Laborer Robert - 12 - M - NC-NC-NC - Son - Laborer Jonnie Cox - 19 - F - VA-VA-Va - Other - Housekeeper Margaret A. - 1 - F - VA-VA-VA - Other | Bassett, James David (I1)
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| 8339 | 1860 Federal Census of Yadkin County, North Carolina (24 Jul 1860) David Bassett - 26 - M - North Carolina - Day laborer Sarah - 26 - F - North Carolina - Domestic Hiram M. - 1 - M - North Carolina 1870 Federal Census of Old Town, Grayson County, Virginia (23 Aug 1870) James D. Bassett - 40 - M - North Carolina - Farm laborer Sarah - 40 - F - North Carolina - Keeping House Hiram - 11 - M - North Carolina Rush - 9 - M - North Carolina Wm. - 7 - M - North Carolina John - 4 - M - North Carolina Robert - 2 - M - North Carolina 1880 Federal Census of Old Town, Grayson County, Virginia David Bassett - 56 - M - NC-NC-NC - Head - Farmer Sarrah - 44 - F - NC-NC-NC - Wife - Keeping House Hiram - 23 - M - NC-NC-NC - Son - Laborer Rush - 19 - M - NC-NC-NC - Son - Laborer William - 17 - M - NC-NC-NC - Son - Laborer John - 15 - M - NC-NC-NC - Son - Laborer Robert - 12 - M - NC-NC-NC - Son - Laborer Jonnie Cox - 19 - F - VA-VA-Va - Other - Housekeeper Margaret A. - 1 - F - VA-VA-VA - Other | Bassett, Hiram (I5)
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| 8340 | 1860 Federal Census of Yellow Springs, Greene County, Ohio (Jun 1860) J. Basset 26 M Lower Canada Clergy --- 150 (Living with Pat Bates) 1870 Federal Census of Englewood, Lake Township, Cook County, IL (11 Jul 1870) James Bassett 35 M Canada Preacher 5000 3000 Abigail 30 F New York Keeping House Abby 4 F Wisconsin Winnie 2 F Wisconsin & 3 others 1880 Federal Census of Deerfield, Lake County, Illinois James Bassett 45 M NY NY NY Head Minister Abby 40 F NY NY NY Wife Abby 14 F WI NY NY Daughter Winefred 11 M WI NY NY Son Mary 9 F IL NY NY Daughter James 3 M PE NY NY Son (PE = Persia) 1900 Federal Census of Brookhaven, Suffolk County, NY (14 Jun 1900) James Bassett 60 M Jan 1834 CN VT VT Head Clergyman Abigail 60 F Nov 1839 NY NY NY Wife Mary L. 29 F Mar 1871 IL CN NY Daughter School Teacher (Married 36 years, 7 children, 5 living) 1910 Federal Census of Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, CA (19 Apr 1910) Abigail W. Bassett (Wd) 70 F NY NY NY Head Abigail S. Godfrey 43 F WI CN NY Daughter (Married 0/12) Winifred Bassett 40 F WI CN NY Daughter Mary L. 37 F IL CN NY Daughter James H. 34 M PE CN NY Son Teacher Public School Ruth P. 27 F PE CN NY Daughter Teacher Public School (PE ? Persia) Edited Appletons Encyclopedia, 2001 James Bassett BASSETT, James, missionary, born near Hamilton, Canada, 31 January 1834. He was graduated at Wabash in 1956, and at Lane theological seminary in 1859. He served as chaplain in the United States volunteer army in 1862-?3. From 1863 until 1871 he held pastorates in the Presbyterian Churches of Newark and Englewood, New Jersey, and in 1871 became a missionary for the Presbyterian board. He traveled extensively in Europe, passed many years in Turkey and Persia, and was the first American to settle in Teheran, and the first known to have traveled as far east as the alleged tomb of Haroun-al-Raschid at Mashhad. As a pioneer of missionary work, he gained a wide acquaintance with the manners and customs of central and eastern Persia. He is the author of ?Hymns in Persian? (Teheran, 1875 and 1884); ?A Grammatical Note on the Simnuni Dialects of the Persian,? from the ?Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society? (London, 1884); ?Among the Turcomans? (?Leisure Hour,? London, 1879-?80); ?Persia the Land of the Imams? (New York, 1886); and a translation of the gospel according to Matthew into Gaghatti Tartar (London, 1880). | Bassett, James Hiram (I03560)
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| 8341 | 1860 Federal Census St. Charles County, Missouri Cushman Bassett - Farmer - 56 - MA Eliza - 43 - VA Wm. Timberlake - 22 - MO Joseph Timberlake - 20 - MO Frances Timberlake - 17 - MO Cynthia Bassett - 12 - MO Rosella Bassett - 10 - MO Cushman Bassett - 8 - MO Adelia Bassett - 5 - MO 1870 Federal Census St. Charles County, Missouri Cushman Bassett - 66 Eliza - 52 Adelia - 15 Ellen McKnight - 8 Joseph Timberlake - 28 | Bassett, Sarah Adelia (I10)
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| 8342 | 1860 Federal Census St. Charles County, Missouri Cushman Bassett - Farmer - 56 - MA Eliza - 43 - VA Wm. Timberlake - 22 - MO Joseph Timberlake - 20 - MO Frances Timberlake - 17 - MO Cynthia Bassett - 12 - MO Rosella Bassett - 10 - MO Cushman Bassett - 8 - MO Adelia Bassett - 5 - MO | Bassett, Cushman (I9)
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| 8343 | 1860 Federal Cenus of District #14, McNairy County, Tennessee (October 1, 1860) A.B. Bass - 59 - Male - South Carolina - Farmer 500 300 Charlotte - 61 - Female - North Carolina Maravilla - 20 - Female - Tennessee Living next door 1860 Federal Census of District #14, McNairy County, Tennessee (October 1, 1860) W.H. Bass - 25 - Male - Tennessee - Day Laborer Lucy - 18 - Female - Tennessee | Henson, Lucy (I15)
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| 8344 | 1860 Fedral Census of Allen Springs, Pope County, Illinois (6 Sep 1860) Sally Bass 51 F Tennessee Farmer -- 200 Peter 30 M Tennessee John 22 M Tennessee Abraham T. 18 M Tennessee | Bass, John (I1)
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| 8345 | 1860 U.S. Census, Laughery Twp, Ripley Co, IN; Page 80; Family #555; Age 4; Born in IN; Census was taken 28 Jun 1860 1870 U.S. Census, Brown Twp, Ripley Co, IN; p.30, #212; Age 14; Born in IN 1920 U.S. Census, Cedar Twp, Chase Co, KS; T625_524 e.d. 2 p.2A; Age 65; Born in IN; Parents b. IN !CENSUS: 1860 U.S. Census, Laughery Twp, Ripley Co, IN; Page 80; Family #555; Age 4; Born in IN; Census was taken 28 Jun 1860 !CENSUS: 1870 U.S. Census, Brown Twp, Ripley Co, IN; p.30, #212; Age 14; Born in IN !CENSUS: 1920 U.S. Census, Cedar Twp, Chase Co, KS; T625_524 e.d. 2 p.2A; Age 65; Born in IN; Parents b. IN | Nicholson, Lucy A (I15553)
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| 8346 | 1861 British Census of "Half Moon", Withybrook, Warwick Samuel Bassett - 15 - Servant - Withybrook, Warwick - Butcher Boy Living with the George Smith Family 1871 British Census of No. 19 (??) Street, St. Nicholas, Warwick, Warwickshire Samuel Bassett - 24 - M - Head - Withybrook, Warwick - Store Keeper to Cooperative Society Sarah - 23 - F - Wife - Monks Kirby, Warwick Sarah Johnson - 12 - F - Niece - Higham, Warwick Albert Samuel Bassett - 1 - M - Son - Warwick, Warwick 1881 British Census of 24 Emscote Place, Warwick Street, Nicholas, Warwick Samuel Bassett - 33 - M - Head - Withybrook, Warwick - Cooperative Store Keeper (GDS) Sarah - 33 - F - Wife - Monks Kirby, Warwick Albert - 11 - M - Son - Emscote, Warwick - Scholar Lilly - 9 - F - Daughter - Emscote, Warwick - Scholar George - 7- M - Son - Emscote, Warwick - Scholar Florence - 4- F - Daughter - Emscote, Warwick - Scholar Harriett Beck - 67 - F - Boarder - Hoxton, Middlesex - Annuitant 1891 British Census of 36 Emscote Road, St. Nicholas, Warwick, Warwickshire Samuel Bassett - 44 - M - Head - Withybrook, Warwick - Sewing Machine Agent Sarah - 45 -- F - Wife - Monks Kirby, Warwick Albert - 21 - M - Son - Warwick, Warwick - Printer George S. - 17 - M - Son - Emscote, Warwick - Grocer's Assistant Florence M. - 14 - F - Daughter - Emscote, Warwick 1901 British Census of 36 Emscote Road, Warwick St. Nicholas, Warwickshire Samuel Bassett - 54 - M - Head - Witheybrooke, Warwick - Grocery Sarah - 53 - F - Wife - Monks Kirby, Warwick | Bassett, Samuel (I131)
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| 8347 | 1861 British Census of 1 Fair Street, Mile End Old Town, Stepney, Middlesex Frederick Bassett 36 Head Maidstone, Kent Shoemaker Ann 33 Wife Surrey? Frederick G. 10 Son Stepney, Middlesex Scholar Ann 7 Daughter Stepney, Middlesex Scholar Susan 1 Daughter Stepney, Middlesex 1871 British Census of 6 Fair Street, Mile End Old Town, Mile End, London Frederick Bassett 40 M Head Maidstone, Kent Shoemaker Ann 38 F Wife Kingston on ?, Middlesex Esther 17 F Daughter Mile End, Middlesex Ann 15 F Daughter Mile End, Middlesex Scholar Susan 13 F Daughter Mile End, Middlesex Scholar Lucy 11 F Daughter Mile End, Middlesex Scholar Elisa 2 F Daughter Mile End, Middlesex | Bassett, Frederick (I11)
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| 8348 | 1861 British Census of 1 Fair Street, Mile End Old Town, Stepney, Middlesex Frederick Bassett 36 Head Maidstone, Kent Shoemaker Ann 33 Wife Surrey? Frederick G. 10 Son Stepney, Middlesex Scholar Ann 7 Daughter Stepney, Middlesex Scholar Susan 1 Daughter Stepney, Middlesex 1871 British Census of 6 Fair Street, Mile End Old Town, Mile End, London Frederick Bassett 40 M Head Maidstone, Kent Shoemaker Ann 38 F Wife Kingston on ?, Middlesex Esther 17 F Daughter Mile End, Middlesex Ann 15 F Daughter Mile End, Middlesex Scholar Susan 13 F Daughter Mile End, Middlesex Scholar Lucy 11 F Daughter Mile End, Middlesex Scholar Elisa 2 F Daughter Mile End, Middlesex | Ann (I12)
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| 8349 | 1861 British Census of 10 Crosskeys Yard, Bury, Lancashire, England Benjamin Bassett - 33 - Head - Bury, Lancashire - Bookbinder Margaret - 25 - Wife - Bury, Lancashire Eliza - 3 - Daughter - Bury, Lancashire | Bassett, Eliza (I14)
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| 8350 | 1861 British Census of 100 King Street, Lostwithiel, Cornwall Joseph Bassett 28 Head St. Veep, Cornwall Mason Journeyman Susannah 30 Wife Lostwithiel, Cornwall Louisa J. 3 Daughter Lostwithiel, Cornwall 1881 British Census of Parade, Lostwithel, Cornwall Joseph Bassett 48 M Head St. Veep, Cornwall Mason Susanna 51 F Wife Lostwithiel, Cornwall Louisa Jane 23 F Daughter Canada Wm. Thos. 16 M Son Lostwithiel, Cornwall Mason Frances John 14 M Son Lostwithiel, Cornwall Scholar Robt. Brown 65 M Boarder Scotland Tea Dealer Wm. Coom 23 M Visitor St. Blazey, Cornwall Mariner 1891 British Census of 96 Parade, Lostwithiel, Cornwall Joseph (Wd) 58 M Head St. Veep, Cornwall Builder & Temperance* William T. 26 M Son Lostwithiel, Cornwall Francis J. 24 M Son Lostwithiel, Cornwall (*Builder & Temperance Hotel Keeper) 1901 British Census of 16 Parade, Lostwithiel, Cornwall Francis J. Bassett 34 M Head Lostwithiel, Cornwall Carpenter Emma 31 F Wife LanLivery, Cornwall Joseph H. 6 M Son Lostwithiel, Cornwall Elizabeth D. 2 F Daughter Lostwithiel, Cornwall William T. 36 M Brother Lostwithiel, Cornwall Mortar Mason Elizabeth Nicols 28 F SisterL LanLivery, Cornwall | Bassett, Joseph (I20)
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