Bassett Family Association Database
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Matches 9,251 to 9,300 of 52,718
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| 9251 | 1870 Federal Census of Rockport Township, Cuyahoga County, Ohio (12 Aug 1870) Dwight Bassett - 26 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer Sarah - 30 - F - Vermont Burton - 7 - M - Ohio Henry - 5 - M - Ohio Lilly J. - 4 - F - Ohio Living next door Kesiah Bassett - 63 - F - Massachusetts 15,000 480 William M. - 18 - M - Ohio - Farmer | Bassett, Henry J. (I2077)
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| 9252 | 1870 Federal Census of Rockport Township, Cuyahoga County, Ohio (12 Aug 1870) Dwight Bassett - 26 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer Sarah - 30 - F - Vermont Burton - 7 - M - Ohio Henry - 5 - M - Ohio Lilly J. - 4 - F - Ohio Living next door Kesiah Bassett - 63 - F - Massachusetts 15,000 480 William M. - 18 - M - Ohio - Farmer | Bassett, Lillie J. (I2078)
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| 9253 | 1870 Federal Census of Rockport Twp., Cuyahoga County, Ohio (12 Aug 1870) H.D. Bassett - 40 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 4300 600 Louisa - 39(?) - F - Connecticut - KH (Keeping House) William - 12 - M - California John - 8 - M - California | Mallory, Louisa R. (I1531)
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| 9254 | 1870 Federal Census of Rockport Twp., Cuyahoga County, Ohio (12 Aug 1870) H.D. Bassett - 40 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 4300 600 Louisa - 39(?) - F - Connecticut - KH (Keeping House) William - 12 - M - California John - 8 - M - California | Bassett, William Henry (I1532)
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| 9255 | 1870 Federal Census of Rockport Twp., Cuyahoga County, Ohio (12 Aug 1870) H.D. Bassett - 40 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 4300 600 Louisa - 39(?) - F - Connecticut - KH (Keeping House) William - 12 - M - California John - 8 - M - California | Bassett, John Mallory (I1533)
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| 9256 | 1870 Federal Census of Rollinsford, Strafford County, New Hampshire (4 Jun 1870) Sewall G. Bassett 40 M New Hampshire Music Teacher (Lives in a Boarding House) | Bassett, Sewall D. (I05370)
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| 9257 | 1870 Federal Census of Rome, Floyd County, Georgia (July 1, 1870) Nathan Bass - 61 - Male - Georgia - Farmer 141,500 24,200 Caroline - 50 - Female - Georgia - Keeping House Eugenia B. - 30 - Female - Georgia - At Home John H. - 28 - Male - Georgia - Teacher Julia B. - 14 - Female - Georgia - At School Martha Hurt - 38 - Female - Georgia - At Home and six others Macon Weekly Telegraph Georgia Tuesday, July 28, 1874 At six o’clock yesterday afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal Church, in this city, Reverend Z.T. Leavell, of Murfreesboro, Tennessee, and Miss Julia Bass, the beautiful and accomplished daughter of our old fellow citizen, Colonel Nathan Bass, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony. The ceremony was performed by Reverend L.R. Gwaltney in a most impressive manner. The following ladies and gentlemen were the attendants of the bride and groom: Edgar Smith, Miss Kate Rawlias; W.H. Washington, Miss M. Norton; R.J. Keith, Miss Fannie Adams; J.W. Adams, Miss M.E. Gwyn; R.H. Bass, Miss Henry; J.R. Scott, Miss Rose Rawlins. A large number of our citizens were present to witness the ceremony, Miss Julia being one of the favorite young ladies of our city. The bride and groom left on the evening train, followed by the universal congratulations and the prayers and best wishes of all our people. May God bless them with great happiness and prosperity always. | Bass, Julia (I48404)
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| 9258 | 1870 Federal Census of Rome, Floyd County, Georgia (July 1, 1870) Nathan Bass - 61 - Male - Georgia - Farmer 141,500 24,200 Caroline - 50 - Female - Georgia - Keeping House Eugenia B. - 30 - Female - Georgia - At Home John H. - 28 - Male - Georgia - Teacher Julia B. - 14 - Female - Georgia - At School Martha Hurt - 38 - Female - Georgia - At Home and six others | Flournoy, Caroline (I48281)
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| 9259 | 1870 Federal Census of Rome, Floyd County, Georgia (July 1, 1870) Nathan Bass - 61 - Male - Georgia - Farmer 141,500 24,200 Caroline - 50 - Female - Georgia - Keeping House Eugenia B. - 30 - Female - Georgia - At Home John H. - 28 - Male - Georgia - Teacher Julia B. - 14 - Female - Georgia - At School Martha Hurt - 38 - Female - Georgia - At Home and six others | Bass, Mary Eugenia (I48400)
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| 9260 | 1870 Federal Census of Rome, Floyd County, Georgia (July 1, 1870) Nathan Bass - 61 - Male - Georgia - Farmer 141,500 24,200 Caroline - 50 - Female - Georgia - Keeping House Eugenia B. - 30 - Female - Georgia - At Home John H. - 28 - Male - Georgia - Teacher Julia B. - 14 - Female - Georgia - At School Martha Hurt - 38 - Female - Georgia - At Home and six others | Bass, John Hix (I48401)
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| 9261 | 1870 Federal Census of Rome, Floyd County, Georgia (July 1, 1870) Nathan Bass - 61 - Male - Georgia - Farmer 141,500 24,200 Caroline - 50 - Female - Georgia - Keeping House Eugenia B. - 30 - Female - Georgia - At Home John H. - 28 - Male - Georgia - Teacher Julia B. - 14 - Female - Georgia - At School Martha Hurt - 38 - Female - Georgia - At Home and six others | Bass, Martha (I48411)
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| 9262 | 1870 Federal Census of Romeo, Bruce Twp., Macomb County, Michigan (7 Jul 1870) John N. Bassett 30 M Michigan Farm Laborer --- 400 Charlotte M. 27 F Michigan Keeping House Mary M. 7 F Michigan At School Savory Elizabeth 16 F Michigan Domestic Servant 1880 Federal Census of Arcadia, Lapeer County, Michigan John Basset 40 M MI NY NY Head Laborer Charlott 36 F MI MA NY Wife Keeping House Elizabeth 9 F MI MI MI Daughter Lilly 7 F MI MI MI Daughter Estella 3 F MI MI MI Daughter Agnes - F MI MI MI Daughter George Arnold 25 M MI -- -- SonL Laborer Mary 17 F MI MI MI Daughter Keeping House | Bassett, John N. (I9)
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| 9263 | 1870 Federal Census of Romeo, Bruce Twp., Macomb County, Michigan (7 Jul 1870) John N. Bassett 30 M Michigan Farm Laborer --- 400 Charlotte M. 27 F Michigan Keeping House Mary M. 7 F Michigan At School Savory Elizabeth 16 F Michigan Domestic Servant 1880 Federal Census of Arcadia, Lapeer County, Michigan John Basset 40 M MI NY NY Head Laborer Charlott 36 F MI MA NY Wife Keeping House Elizabeth 9 F MI MI MI Daughter Lilly 7 F MI MI MI Daughter Estella 3 F MI MI MI Daughter Agnes - F MI MI MI Daughter George Arnold 25 M MI -- -- SonL Laborer Mary 17 F MI MI MI Daughter Keeping House | Charlotte M. (I10)
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| 9264 | 1870 Federal Census of Ross, Vermilion County, Illinois (August 11, 1870) Henry Bass - 46 - Male - England - Farmer --- 2050 Harriet - 47 - Female - England - Keeping House Mary B. - 16 - Female - Illinois Fanny - 14 - Female - Illinois Fred - 7 - Male - Illinois Arthur S. - 3 - Male - Illinois Thomas Bennett - 72 - Male - England - Retired Farmer 8000 --- Rebecca - 77 - Female - England Farmers State Bank The Farmers State Bank, of Armstrong, is numbered among the dependable and well known banking institutions of Vermilion County. It was organized as a private bank in 1895 by Jp. Fraut, and was originally known as the Bank of Armstrong. John W. Goodwine became the owner of the Bank of Armstrong after several years and the name was changed to the Goodwine Bank of Armstrong. In 1902 Arthur S. Bass, in partnership with his brother, Fred Bass, became owners of the bank and it then became known as Bass Brothers Bank. In 1904 it was incorporated under the laws of the State of Illinois as the Farmers State Bank with a capital stock of $25,000. The first new officers were: Fred Bass, president; A.D. Bass, vice president; and John Anderson cashier. The directors were: Fred Bass, A.S. Bass, John Anderson, Guy C. Howard, A.C. Maury, D.M. Lane, and Staunton Foster. In 1907 A.S. Bass purchased the interests of his brother in the bank and at that time was elected president, in which capacity he now serves. Dale Goodwine became cashier at that time. The present officers (1929) of the Farmers State Bank, of Armstrong, are: Arthur S. Bass, president; Staunton Foster, vice president; and Dale Goodwine, cashier. The directors are: A.S Bass, S. Foster, A. Gilbert, D.M. Lane, and Earl Bass. The Farmers State Bank has a capital stock of $25,000 and a surplus of $25,000. | Bass, Frederick Bennett (I18)
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| 9265 | 1870 Federal Census of Ross, Vermilion County, Illinois (August 11, 1870) Henry Bass - 46 - Male - England - Farmer --- 2050 Harriet - 47 - Female - England - Keeping House Mary B. - 16 - Female - Illinois Fanny - 14 - Female - Illinois Fred - 7 - Male - Illinois Arthur S. - 3 - Male - Illinois Thomas Bennett - 72 - Male - England - Retired Farmer 8000 --- Rebecca - 77 - Female - England Farmers State Bank The Farmers State Bank, of Armstrong, is numbered among the dependable and well known banking institutions of Vermilion County. It was organized as a private bank in 1895 by Jp. Fraut, and was originally known as the Bank of Armstrong. John W. Goodwine became the owner of the Bank of Armstrong after several years and the name was changed to the Goodwine Bank of Armstrong. In 1902 Arthur S. Bass, in partnership with his brother, Fred Bass, became owners of the bank and it then became known as Bass Brothers Bank. In 1904 it was incorporated under the laws of the State of Illinois as the Farmers State Bank with a capital stock of $25,000. The first new officers were: Fred Bass, president; A.D. Bass, vice president; and John Anderson cashier. The directors were: Fred Bass, A.S. Bass, John Anderson, Guy C. Howard, A.C. Maury, D.M. Lane, and Staunton Foster. In 1907 A.S. Bass purchased the interests of his brother in the bank and at that time was elected president, in which capacity he now serves. Dale Goodwine became cashier at that time. The present officers (1929) of the Farmers State Bank, of Armstrong, are: Arthur S. Bass, president; Staunton Foster, vice president; and Dale Goodwine, cashier. The directors are: A.S Bass, S. Foster, A. Gilbert, D.M. Lane, and Earl Bass. The Farmers State Bank has a capital stock of $25,000 and a surplus of $25,000. History of Vermilion County, Illinois Arthur S. Bass Arthur S. Bass is recognized as one of the substantial business men of Armstong, where he is president of the Farmers State Bank. He was born in Middleport Township, Vermilion County, October 17, 1866, the son of Henry and Harriet (Bennett) Bass. Henry Bass was born in England. He learned the draper’s trade from his father, Thomas Bass, a dry goods merchant. In 1851 Henry Bass came to the United States and settled in Vermilion County, near Potomac. He engaged in general farming and also conducted the first general store at Potomac. In 1879 he removed to another farm of two hundred and thirty acres southeast of Armstrong, where he remained until about 1906. He then retired and came to Armstrong, where he died in 1909. Mr. Bass was a republican and a member of the Methodist Church. His wife, also born in England, died in 1899. Both are buried at Potomac. To Mr. and Mrs. Bass seven children were born, as follows: Mary, the widow of W. F Burd, lived at Danville; Fannie, the widow of Samuel Gilbert, lives at Urbana, Illinois; Thomas, Samuel, and Harriet, all deceased, Fred, farmer, lives at Pleasant Hill, Illinois; and Arthur S., the subject of this sketch. Arthur S. Bass has always lived in Vermilion County. He attended the district schools and was interested in farming at an early age. For a time he farmed on his father’s land and later became the owner of one thousand two hundred and fifty acres in Vermilion County, which he owns at the present time. He has also owned large tracts of land in the West. Mr. Bass has been identified with banking interests since 1902, at which time he and his brother, Fred Bass, purchased the Goodwin Bank, of Armstrong. It was thereafter known as Bass Brothers Bank until its incorporation in 1904 as the Farmers State Bank. Arthur S. Bass then became vice president. Three years later he purchased his brother’s interests and became president of the institution. In 1889 Mr. Bass married Miss Jennie Earl, the daughter of Elijah and Salome (Crouse) Earl, natives of Indiana, both now deceased. To Mr. and Mrs. Bass were born four children: Florence, deceased; Earl, farmer, lives in Vermilion County, married Pearl Duncan, and they have three children, Mildred, Margaret, and Robert; Fred, vice president of the Commercial Savings & Trust Company, Danville; and Irene, a graduate of the University of Illnois, was a teacher at Vackaville, California, high school. On June 6, 1929, she married Lewis G. Martelle, and they now reside in Vackaville, California. Mr. Bass is a Republican, a member of the Methodist Church, and belongs to the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. | Bass, Arthur Simeon (I20)
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| 9266 | 1870 Federal Census of Ross, Vermilion County, Illinois (August 11, 1870) Henry Bass - 46 - Male - England - Farmer --- 2050 Harriet - 47 - Female - England - Keeping House Mary B. - 16 - Female - Illinois Fanny - 14 - Female - Illinois Fred - 7 - Male - Illinois Arthur S. - 3 - Male - Illinois Thomas Bennett - 72 - Male - England - Retired Farmer 8000 --- Rebecca - 77 - Female - England | Bennett, Harriett (I11)
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| 9267 | 1870 Federal Census of Ross, Vermilion County, Illinois (August 11, 1870) Henry Bass - 46 - Male - England - Farmer --- 2050 Harriet - 47 - Female - England - Keeping House Mary B. - 16 - Female - Illinois Fanny - 14 - Female - Illinois Fred - 7 - Male - Illinois Arthur S. - 3 - Male - Illinois Thomas Bennett - 72 - Male - England - Retired Farmer 8000 --- Rebecca - 77 - Female - England | Bennett, Thomas (I12)
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| 9268 | 1870 Federal Census of Ross, Vermilion County, Illinois (August 11, 1870) Henry Bass - 46 - Male - England - Farmer --- 2050 Harriet - 47 - Female - England - Keeping House Mary B. - 16 - Female - Illinois Fanny - 14 - Female - Illinois Fred - 7 - Male - Illinois Arthur S. - 3 - Male - Illinois Thomas Bennett - 72 - Male - England - Retired Farmer 8000 --- Rebecca - 77 - Female - England | Rebecca (I13)
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| 9269 | 1870 Federal Census of Ross, Vermilion County, Illinois (August 11, 1870) Henry Bass - 46 - Male - England - Farmer --- 2050 Harriet - 47 - Female - England - Keeping House Mary B. - 16 - Female - Illinois Fanny - 14 - Female - Illinois Fred - 7 - Male - Illinois Arthur S. - 3 - Male - Illinois Thomas Bennett - 72 - Male - England - Retired Farmer 8000 --- Rebecca - 77 - Female - England | Bass, Mary Eliza (I15)
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| 9270 | 1870 Federal Census of Ross, Vermilion County, Illinois (August 11, 1870) Henry Bass - 46 - Male - England - Farmer --- 2050 Harriet - 47 - Female - England - Keeping House Mary B. - 16 - Female - Illinois Fanny - 14 - Female - Illinois Fred - 7 - Male - Illinois Arthur S. - 3 - Male - Illinois Thomas Bennett - 72 - Male - England - Retired Farmer 8000 --- Rebecca - 77 - Female - England | Bass, Frances (Fannie) (I16)
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| 9271 | 1870 Federal Census of Rupert, Bennington County, Vermont Albert Bossette 33 M Canada Laborer on Farm Sophrona 24 F Canada Keeping House Saloma 7 F Canada At Home Clara 4 F Vermont Albert F. 2 M Vermont Moses 1 M Vermont Frank Harniu? 22 M Canada Wood chopper Joseph Bevi 22 M Canada Wood chopper ??? ??? 20 M Canada Wood chopper 1880 Federal Census of Holyoke, Hampden County, Massachusetts Nelson Mashin 35 M CN CN CN Head Laborer Sophronia 35 F CN CN CN Wife Keeping House Saloma Bassett 17 F CN CN CN Stepdau Works in Cotton Mill Clara Bassett 15 F CN CN CN Stepdau Works in Cotton Mill Moses Bassett 11 M VT CN CN Stepson At School Henry Mashin 6 M VT CN CN Son Albert Tatro 28 M CN CN CN Other Carpenter Frederick Tatro 26 M CN CN CN Other Laborer | Tetreault, Sophronie (I16271)
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| 9272 | 1870 Federal Census of Rushville, Potter, Yates County, New York (13 Jun 1870) Samuel Bassett 60 M New York Farmer 13600 1800 Emily 66 F New York Keeping House & 3 others | Bassett, Samuel (I03265)
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| 9273 | 1870 Federal Census of Sag Harbor, Southampton, Suffolk County, NY (4 Jun 1870) Fanny Bassett 79 F New York Keeps House 800 200 Eliza Brudick 68 F New York Housekeeper Francis Congdon 49 F New York No occupation | Bassett, Francis P. (I06483)
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| 9274 | 1870 Federal Census of Salem, Salem County, New Jersey (15 Jun 1870) C. Edwin Bassett - 32 - M - New Jersey - Farmer 15,000 2,500 Mary A. - 32 - F - New Jersey - Keeps House --- 5,000 Charles S. - 5 - M - New Jersey Louis D. - 7/12 - M - New Jersey & 7 servants 1880 Federal Census of Mannington, Salem County, New Jersey Edwin Bassett - 41 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Head - Farmer Mary Anna - 42 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Wife - Keeps House Charles - 15 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Son - Laborer Lewis - 10 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Son Alfred - 9 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Son Mary - 4 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Daughter & 4 others 1900 Federal Census of Lowers Penns Neck, Salem County, New Jersey (27 Jun 1900) Lewis Bassett - 30 - M - Sep 1869 - NJ-NJ-NJ - Head - Can maker Lena - 25 - F - Apr 1875 - NJ-NJ-NJ - Wife Elizabeth F. - 10/12 - F - Jul 1899 - NJ-NJ-NJ - Daughter Fred - 29 - M - Sep 1870 - NJ-NJ-NJ - Brother (Married 5 years, 1 child, 1 living) | Bassett, Lewis David (I2046)
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| 9275 | 1870 Federal Census of Salem, Salem County, New Jersey (15 Jun 1870) C. Edwin Bassett - 32 - M - New Jersey - Farmer 15,000 2,500 Mary A. - 32 - F - New Jersey - Keeps House --- 5,000 Charles S. - 5 - M - New Jersey Louis D. - 7/12 - M - New Jersey & 7 servants 1880 Federal Census of Mannington, Salem County, New Jersey Edwin Bassett - 41 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Head - Farmer Mary Anna - 42 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Wife - Keeps House Charles - 15 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Son - Laborer Lewis - 10 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Son Alfred - 9 - M - NJ-NJ-NJ - Son Mary - 4 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Daughter & 4 others | Griscom, Marianna (I1586)
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| 9276 | 1870 Federal Census of Salina, Onondaga County, New York (24 Aug 1870) Geo. Bassett - 53 - M - New York - Salt Manufacturer 6000 2000 Hannah - 48 - F - New York - Keeping house Henry - 17 - M - New York - Without occupation Henrietta Adams - 68 - F - New York - Living with daughter HENRY BASSETT, SALT PIONEER, IS DEAD Liverpool Man Had Been Federal Employee Here and Was Active in Politics Henry L. Bassett, seventy-one, life long resident of Liverpool, and the son of a pioneer salt boiler, who has long been identified with the salt industry, will be buried tomorrow afternoon at Liverpool, at 2:30 o'clock. The funeral will be held from his home, No. 205 Sycamore street, with Rev. R.H. Fairburn, pastor of the Liverpool Methodist Episcopal Church, officiating. Mr. Bassett was born in Liverpool, the son of George and Hanna Adams Bassett. He was at one time a committee-man in the Town of Salina, and was generally well known in Republican political circles. Later he was employed by the Syracuse internal revenue department and by the engineer's department of the state canal commission, this being his last position. He retired four years ago. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Lottie Barnes Bassett, one daughter, Mrs. William E. Shanks, of White Plains and two sons, Fred N. Bassett, of Liverpool and George A. Bassett, of Waterloo. | Bassett, Henry Lester (I1454)
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| 9277 | 1870 Federal Census of Salina, Onondaga County, New York (24 Aug 1870) Geo. Bassett - 53 - M - New York - Salt Manufacturer 6000 2000 Hannah - 48 - F - New York - Keeping house Henry - 17 - M - New York - Without occupation Henrietta Adams - 68 - F - New York - Living with daughter The Post-Standard, Syracuse, N.Y., Thursday Morning, February 2, 1911 Oldest Resident of Liverpool Born in That Village, Dies Mrs. Hannah A. Bassett, 89, Had Lived There All Her Life Mrs. Hannah A. Bassett, widow of George Bassett, and the oldest resident of Liverpool born in that village, died at her home at 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon. She was nearly 89 years of age, having been born February 28, 1822. Mrs. Bassett was not only born in Liverpool, but was married and spent her entire life there. She had been in failing health for nearly two years, but it was not until last Sunday that she became seriously ill. She was the daughter of Truman and Henrietta Adams, who were pioneer residents of Liverpool,. She was 3 years old when Syracuse was incorporated as a village, and lived to see it grow from a rival of her native village to a city of 38,000. She was married to George Bassett, September 10, 1849. She is survived by one son, Henry L. Bassett of Liverpool; three grandchildren, George A. Bassett of Waterloo, Fred N. Bassett of St. Louis and Miss Wilma Bassett of Liverpool, and one nephew, Seymour Eble of St. Louis. The funeral will be held from her late home in Liverpool Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock and will be private. | Adams, Hannah (Esther?) (I940)
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| 9278 | 1870 Federal Census of Salina, Onondaga County, New York (24 Aug 1870) Geo. Bassett - 53 - M - New York - Salt Manufacturer 6000 2000 Hannah - 48 - F - New York - Keeping house Henry - 17 - M - New York - Without occupation Henrietta Adams - 68 - F - New York - Living with daughter | Henrietta (I1453)
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| 9279 | 1870 Federal Census of San Francisco, San Francisco County, CA (22 Aug 1870) Martin Bassett 41 M Nova Scotia House Carpenter 5000 3500 Frances 38 F Ireland Keep. House Maria 15 F Massachusetts Henry 12 M Massachusetts Hariet 10 F Massachusetts Frances 3 F Massachusetts 1880 Federal Census of San Francisco, San Francisco County, CA (7 Jun 1880) Martin L. Bassett 52 M NS NS NS Head Manuft. of elevators Fannie 39 F IR IR IR Wife Keeping House Hattie 18 F MA NS IR Daughter At home Fannie 12 F CA NS IR Daughter At school Walter 8 M CA NS IR Son William 8 M CA NS IR Son Stephen 7 M CA NS IR Son Samuel 7 M CA NS IR Son (Martin listed as from Halifax, Nova Scotia) 1900 Federal Census of San Francisco, San Francisco County, CA (8 Jun 1900) Martin Bassett 76 M Jan 1824 CN CN CN Head Carpenter Fannie 70 F Nov 1829 MA IR IR Wife Stephen 25 M Dec 1874 CA CN MA Son Painter Samuel 25 M Dec 1784 CA CN MA Son Pipe Maker (Married 27 years, 4 children, 2 living) (Flood? Ave.) | Frances "Fannie" (I2)
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| 9280 | 1870 Federal Census of San Francisco, San Francisco County, CA (22 Aug 1870) Martin Bassett 41 M Nova Scotia House Carpenter 5000 3500 Frances 38 F Ireland Keep. House Maria 15 F Massachusetts Henry 12 M Massachusetts Hariet 10 F Massachusetts Frances 3 F Massachusetts 1880 Federal Census of San Francisco, San Francisco County, CA (7 Jun 1880) Martin L. Bassett 52 M NS NS NS Head Manuft. of elevators Fannie 39 F IR IR IR Wife Keeping House Hattie 18 F MA NS IR Daughter At home Fannie 12 F CA NS IR Daughter At school Walter 8 M CA NS IR Son William 8 M CA NS IR Son Stephen 7 M CA NS IR Son Samuel 7 M CA NS IR Son (Martin listed as from Halifax, Nova Scotia) 1900 Federal Census of San Francisco, San Francisco County, CA (8 Jun 1900) Martin Bassett 76 M Jan 1824 CN CN CN Head Carpenter Fannie 70 F Nov 1829 MA IR IR Wife Stephen 25 M Dec 1874 CA CN MA Son Painter Samuel 25 M Dec 1784 CA CN MA Son Pipe Maker (Married 27 years, 4 children, 2 living) (Flood? Ave.) | Bassett, Martin L. (I1)
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| 9281 | 1870 Federal Census of Sand Beach, Huron County, Michigan (20 Jun 1870) Moses Bassett 23 M Ontario Laborer 2000 100 Alpheda 23 F Ontario Keeping House Lavina 3 F New York Delia 2 F Michigan Lenora 10/12 F Michigan 1880 Federal Census of San Beach, Huron County, Michigan Moses Bassett 38 M CN CN CN Head Laborer Freda 36 F CN CN CN Wife Keeping House Vena 13 F NY CN CN Daughter Adelia 12 F NY CN CN Daughter Nora 10 F NY CN CN Daughter Henry 7 M NY CN CN Son Ella 5 F NY CN CN Daughter Sarah A. 4 F NY CN CN Daughter Albert 2 M NY CN CN Son Olive 1/12 M NY CN CN Son 1900 Federal Census of Lawrence, Essex County, MA (2 Jun 1900) Moses Bassett 54 Jan 1846 M CF CF CF Head Carpenter Alpheda 55 May 1845 F CF CF CF Wife Dress Maker Fanny M. 18 May 1882 F MI CF CF Daughter Cotton Dauphor Delia Sequin 32 Dec 1867 F NY CF CF Daughter Woolen Mill Winder Tellum 38 Apr 1862 M CF CF CF SonL Word Samer? (Living at 8 Springfield Street) (Married 34 years, 13 children, 8 living) (Delia married 15 years, no children) | Bessette/Bassett, Moise (I16998)
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| 9282 | 1870 Federal Census of Sand Lake, Rensselaer County, New York (1 Jun 1870) William Basset - 29 - M - New York Lydia - 24 - F - New York - Keeping house Willen E. - 6/12 - M - New York - Home 1900 Federal Census of Pittsfield, Berkshire County, Massachusetts (16 Jun 1900) Willette Bassett - 30 - M - Dec 1869 - NY-NY-NY - Head - Salesman Groceries Addie L. - 31 - F - Aug 1868 - NY-NY-NY - Wife Clyde E. - 7 - M - Nov 1892 - NY-NY-NY - Son - At School Harold W. - 4 - M - Jun 1895 - MA-NY-NY - Son (Married 9 years, 2 children, 2 living) 1910 Federal Census of Nassau, Rensselaer County, New York (2/3 May 1910) Willet E. Bassett - 40- M - NY-NY-NY - Head - Farmer - Own Farm Addie L. - 41 - F- NY-NY-NY - Wife Clyde E. - 16 - M - NY-NY-NY - Son - Laborer working out Harold W. - 14 - M - MA-NY-NY - Son Perison H. - 8 - M - MA-NY-NY - Son (Married 18 years, 3 children, 3 living) | Bassett, Willen E. (I34)
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| 9283 | 1870 Federal Census of Sand Lake, Rensselaer County, New York (1 Jun 1870) William Basset - 29 - M - New York Lydia - 24 - F - New York - Keeping house Willen E. - 6/12 - M - New York - Home | Lydia (I33)
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| 9284 | 1870 Federal Census of Sandwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts (15 Jul 1870) Chandler Swift 59 M Massachusetts Farmer 800 200 Sarah 56 F Massachusetts Keeping House Susan Basset 28 F Massachusetts At Home --- 200 Mary M. 6 F Massachusetts At School William T. 3 M Massachusetts At Home 1880 Federal Census of Sandwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts Susan Hobart 38 M MA MA MA Head Keeping House Mary M. Basset 15 F MA MA MA Daughter At Home William T. Basset 13 M MA MA MA Son At Home Wilbur F. Hobart 2 M MA MA MA Son At Home Helen L. Hobart 8/12 F MA MA MA Daughter At Home Wilbur F. Hobart was born 8 Mar 1878 in Sandwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts. Helen L. Hobart was born 9 Oct 1879 in Sandwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts. John W. Hobart, aged 41, can be found in the 1880 census of Townshend, Windham County, Vermont. | Blackwell, Susan C. (I10854)
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| 9285 | 1870 Federal Census of Sangerfield, Oneida County, New York (2 Aug 1870) Joseph Bassett - 42 - M - England - Teamster --- 350 Jane - 34 - F - England - Keeping House Sarah - 14 - F - New York William - 12 - M - New York - Farm laborer Henry - 11 - M - New York - Farm laborer Emily - 9 - F - New York - At School John - 7 - M - New York - At School | Bassett, Emily (I28)
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| 9286 | 1870 Federal Census of Sangerfield, Oneida County, New York (2 Aug 1870) Joseph Bassett - 42 - M - England - Teamster --- 350 Jane - 34 - F - England - Keeping House Sarah - 14 - F - New York William - 12 - M - New York - Farm laborer Henry - 11 - M - New York - Farm laborer Emily - 9 - F - New York - At School John - 7 - M - New York - At School | Bassett, John (I29)
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| 9287 | 1870 Federal Census of Saranac, Clinton County, New York (5 Aug 1870) January Bressette - 39 - Male - Canada - Carpenter - 400 Malvina - 34 - Female - Canada James - 16 - Male - New York Charles - 15 - Male - New York Philomen (Filmore) - 13 - Male - New York Celia - 11 - Female - New York Lucy - 7 - Female - New York | Bessette, Lucy (I9)
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| 9288 | 1870 Federal Census of Saranac, Clinton County, New York (13 Aug 1870) Alexander Bessette 44 M Canada Farmer 2000 800 Rosella 33 F New York Keeps House Newell 15 M New York Silas 14 M New York Julia 11 F New York Delia 9 F New York John 2 M New York 1880 Federal Census of Saranac, Clinton County, New York Alexander Bessett 55 M CN CN CN Head Farmer Rosa 42 F NY CN NY Wife Keeping House Julia 21 F NY CN NY Daughter At Home Delia 18 F NY CN NY Daughter At Home John 12 M NY CN NY Son At School George 9 M NY CN NY Son Celia 2 F NY CN NY Daughter | Bessette, Alexander (Alexis) (I1009)
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| 9289 | 1870 Federal Census of Saranac, Clinton County, New York (13 Aug 1870) Alexander Bessette 44 M Canada Farmer 2000 800 Rosella 33 F New York Keeps House Newell 15 M New York Silas 14 M New York Julia 11 F New York Delia 9 F New York John 2 M New York 1880 Federal Census of Saranac, Clinton County, New York Alexander Bessett 55 M CN CN CN Head Farmer Rosa 42 F NY CN NY Wife Keeping House Julia 21 F NY CN NY Daughter At Home Delia 18 F NY CN NY Daughter At Home John 12 M NY CN NY Son At School George 9 M NY CN NY Son Celia 2 F NY CN NY Daughter | Lebeau, Rosalie (I1011)
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| 9290 | 1870 Federal Census of Saranac, Clinton County, New York (13 Aug 1870) Joseph Bessett 40 M Canada Farmer 2000 1000 Julia 39 F New York Kept House Emma 11 F New York Joseph 7 M New York Julia J. 5 F New York Burnele? 3 M New York Charles 1 M New York Lived in Saranac, New York. Tuesday, 24 July 1923 Plattsburgh Sentinel REUNION OF BASSSETT FAMILY AT SARANAC A gathering of great interest took place July 19, on the Bassett farm on Pleasant street, Saranac, N.Y., when the Bassett family, descendants of the late Joseph Bassett held a family reunion. The original family, Mrs. A. Perry of Manchester, N.H., J.N. Bassett of Lena, Wisconsin, Mrs. L. Valade of Burlington, Vt., B.S. Bassett of San Jose, Calif., Charles Bassett of living in the old homestead and Mrs. I. L. Paddock of Antioch, Ill, were all there with many of their children and grandchildren, in all numbering fifty-six. Although living in states from the Atlantic to the Pacific, it took only about three months for the planning and gathering to take place. It has been nearly forty years since the six brothers and sisters were last together at the old farm. The day opened beautifully with a cool breeze blowing from the west, the sun shining, making a day such as is typical of the Adirondack region. At 11 o'clock the members of the party living within 50 miles began to arrive and at 12:30 everyone had arrived. Many had never seen one another, so there had to be introductions and a preliminary getting acquainted, the gong sounded and all repaired to the large dining room where several tables were set. The dinner was something to be remembered and showed that the art of cooking is an art cherished and practiced by the many members of their family. The old homestead took on the appearance of nearly half a century ago when the "boys and girls" started the old games that were the source of much amusement when as bare-footed children they were developing themselves into the fine citizens that represent all parts of this country. Many games brought out the clashes between the young and the old which added to the enjoyment of everyone, made the old feet young and displayed the evidence of that fine spirit, courage, cheerfulness which induced these people to travel thousands of miles to bring this grand reunion about. The Perry family and descendants consisting of four members of which Mrs. Perry is the senior member of the Bassett family live in Manchester, N.H. Mrs. Perry left the old homestead at the time of her marriage and specialized in farming for several years culminating this work with the sale of their magnificent suburban property near Manchester, H.H. After this they became extensive real estate and apartment house operators in Manchester and are at present engaged in this business. The descendants of this family are one son, Bernard Perry, his wife, and a grandchild, Bernard Joseph. Next in the order of age is J.N. Bassett whose family and descendants are an important factor in the population of Lena, Wisconsin, a town that has grown up about the little telegraph office in which J.N. Bassett started as an operator of the Morse code, the successful career which has been his good fortune to develop. At the present time Mr. Bassett is the owner and operator of extensive business property in the town and excellent farm lands, modernized and improved under his supervision, in the suburban territory. His business property consists of typical Western grain elevators, wholesale and retail farm produce stores, and a modern well equipped garage, repair shop and sales department which is acclaimed one of the finest in the state. Some of the public town improvements which Mr. Bassett is directly and personally responsible for and through which he has worked himself into the esteem and good will of his townspeople and surrounding countrymen are the electrification of the town, the finest grain elevators and modern facilities, the first creamery and the introduction of a semi-public water works. The members of this family are Bernard J., Bert S., Loretta, Victor G., Marcelia E. and Esther M., now Mrs. Patrick O'Callaghan, and their son, Clarence. Mr. O'Callaghan is a well known Michigan timber operator and resides with his family at Rock, Michigan. Mrs. Valade who ranks third in age also left the old homestead at the time of her marriage to Mr. Louis Valade and the couple made their home in Saranac for several years when they moved to Plattsburgh. After several years of successful work here in his profession, Mr. Valade retired and moved with a part of his family to a beautiful farm just within the city limits of Burlington, Vt. The members and descendants of this family are Laurel J., a grey nun in the Champlain Valley hospital, Grace Alma, now Mrs. Henry Couture, residing with her husband and family of three children, Marguerite, Jack and Josephine in Rouses Point, N.Y., Irving L.B., who with his wife also reside in Rouses Point, Ernest A., and Mrs. Valade of Washington, D.C., Charles N. and Mrs. Valade and Charles Jr. of Plattsburgh, Joseph A., Marguerite L. and George B. of Burlington, Vt. Bernard S. Bassett next in the order of age, the man directly responsible for the reunion is living characterization of a typical red blooded and far-reaching son of an American farmer. His early manhood was spent in New England states and after his energetic nature failed to be satisfied in the East he set out to conquer the West and how well this has been done is clearly shown in the ever pleasant coutenance of the man who did it. In a few years Bassett's Floral Gardens became a by-word in Northern California to all lovers of true flowers and Bassett's carnations enjoyed interstate renown for many years. At present Mr. Bassett and wife reside in San Jose, California, and are extensive real estate operators in Northern California, particularly the Santa Clara Valley. The old homestead never looked so well in the entire half century of its existence as it did on the morning of July 19, 1923. The land in the highest state of cultivation, the buildings in perfect repair and the equipment and stock, modern and in excellent condition greeted the eyes of all those who came back to the place of their childhood pleasures and labors. To those whose hearts were and still are in this home, this offered the occasion for the keenest feelings of home loving emotions and was the topic of commendatory comments on all sides. Hospitality reigned supreme, fun, good will and brotherly love were never better mingled in honest cheer and happy hours. Responsible for all this is the youngest man of the family, Charles S. and family. Charles S. has the distinction of having reared the largest family, the members of which are Francis D., Charles L., Leon J., Elmer G., Dorothy M., Marian A., Lloyd N., Rita L., and Mrs. Elmer T. Ryan, nee Julia E. Bassett, who with her husband and child, Elizabeth J., have an excellent modernized farm near the old homestead. The baby of the Bassett family, Mrs. Irving L. Paddock, nee Jessie M. E. Bassett of Antioch, Ill., and husband settled on a beautiful farm in the above town immediately after they were married and have lived there ever since. Mr. Paddock is a successful farmer in a country where farmers have developed this industry to the highest degree of efficiency. His dairy is the pride of the neighborhood and his grain products are sought for by the best markets. The members of this family are Mrs. Irving E. Paddock, Mr. and Mrs. Fa???ving A. Forester, of Chicago, nee Mary E. Paddock. Mr. and Mrs. Forester have two children, Charles J. and Edward A., Marguerite, a nun of the order of St. Vincent of Indianapolis, Ind., Lewis J. and Charles G. | Bassett, Joseph (I1012)
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| 9291 | 1870 Federal Census of Saranac, Clinton County, New York (13 Aug 1870) Joseph Bessett 40 M Canada Farmer 2000 1000 Julia 39 F New York Kept House Emma 11 F New York Joseph 7 M New York Julia J. 5 F New York Burnele? 3 M New York Charles 1 M New York | LaPlante, Julia (I1013)
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| 9292 | 1870 Federal Census of Second Ward, St. Martin County, Louisiana Carter Bassett - 45 - M - Maryland - Farmer 2000 300 Eugeni - 25 - F - Louisiana - Keeping House Marie A. - 3/12 - F - Louisiana - At Home 1880 Federal Census of Election District 33, First Ward, St. Martin County, Louisiana Carter Bassett - 57 - M - DC-VA-VA - Head - Farmer Eugenie - 35 - F - LA-LA-LA - Wife - Keeping House Amelie - 10 - F - LA-DC-LA - Daughter - At Home Eleanore - 8 - F - LA-DC-LA - Daughter - At Home Coralie - 7 - F - LA-DC-LA - Daughter - At Home Eugenie - 5 - F - LA-DC-LA - Daughter - At Home Virginia - 4 - F - LA-DC-LA - Daughter William - 6/12 - M - LA-DC-LA - Son | Bassett, Amelie Marie (I22)
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| 9293 | 1870 Federal Census of Sedalia, Pettis County, Missouri (26 Jul 1870) Thomas E. Bassett - 36 - M - Kentucky - Lawyer 25,000 5,000 Nina - 32 - F - Norway - Keeping House Emil - 5 - M - Missouri Erskine - 3 - M - Missouri Wellsley - 1 - M - Missouri James - 4/12 - M - Missouri (born Feb) 1880 Federal Census of 7th Ward, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana Nina H. Bassett (Div) - 34 - F - NO-DN-GM - Head - Music Teacher James E. - 10 - M - MO-NO-DN - Son - At School (NO - Norway, DN - Denmark, GM - German) 1910 Federal Census of Denver, Denver County, Colorado (20 Apr 1910) Nina Hirsch Bassett (Wid) - 76 - F - NO-GM-GM - Head - Own income (3 children, 2 living) (Living at 808 18th Avenue) | Hirsch, Nina (I1060)
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| 9294 | 1870 Federal Census of Sedalia, Pettis County, Missouri (26 Jul 1870) Thomas E. Bassett - 36 - M - Kentucky - Lawyer 25,000 5,000 Nina - 32 - F - Norway - Keeping House Emil - 5 - M - Missouri Erskine - 3 - M - Missouri Wellsley - 1 - M - Missouri James - 4/12 - M - Missouri (born Feb) | Bassett, Wellsley (I1063)
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| 9295 | 1870 Federal Census of Seton, Smithfield Township, Fayette County, Iowa (26 Jul 1870) Allen Basset - 65 - M - New York - Farmer 7500 1180 Sharotta - 65 - F - Indiana Stephen - 25 - M - Indiana - Farming Sarah - 22 - F - Michigan William - 5 - M - Indiana Allen - 3 - M - Iowa Addie (Eddie) - 9/12 - F - Iowa - Born Sep 1880 Federal Census of Smithfield, Fayette County, Iowa S.M. Bassett - 36 - M - IN-NY-NY - Head - Farming S.A. - 31 - F - MI-NY-NY - Wife - Keeping House W.S. - 15 - M - IN-IN-MI - Son A.P. - 12 - M - IA-IN-MI - Son - At School S.E. - 10 - M - IA-IN-MI - Son - At School J.H. - 8 - M - IA-IN-MI - Son - At School S.M. - 5 - F - IA-IN-MI - Daughter T. - 3 - M - IA-IN-MI - Son Johon - 5/12 - M - IA-IN-MI - Son Allen - 74 - M - NY-NY-CN - Father H.D. Cowles - 47 - M - MA-MA-MA - Other - Butter Maker J.H. - 18 - M - IA-MA-NY - Other E. Ranels - 25 - M - IA-IA-IA - Other 1910 Federal Census of Fairfield Township, Fayette County, Iowa (23 Apr 1910) Ed Bassett - 38 - M - IA-NY-IN - Head - Farmer General Farm Ella J. - 35 - F - GM-GM-GM - Wife Guy C. - 5 - M - IA-IA-IA - Son Josephine M. - 11/12 - F - IA-IA-IA - Daughter Ervie O. Weston - 19 - M - NE-MI-IA - Hired Man Farm Laborer Works Out (Married 7 years, 4 children, 2 living) Records From the Allen Bassett Family Bible Allen Bassett, born 26 Jan 1806 Charlotte Johnson, born 25 Dec 1805 Allen Bassett married Charlotte Johnson April 1824 Sally Bassett, born 18 Oct 1825, married Jefferson Brower 5 Apr 1847 John A. Bassett, born 20 Jun 1830, married Sarah A. Euleston 5 Jun 1856 Sylvia S. Bassett, born 28 Jan 1834, married William O. Enos 23 Dec 1857 Courtland J. Bassett, born 1 Dec 1838, married Ellen Hall 2 Sep 1862 Stephen M. Bassett, born 23 Oct 1843, married Sarah C. Fullington 7 May 1863 Eliza A. Bassett, born 23 Oct 1843 Eliza A. Bassett died 29 Jul 1844 Sarah (Euleston) Bassett died 24 Nov 1863 Sylvia (Bassett) Enos died 6 May 1866 Charlotte (Johnson) Bassett died 22 Dec 1879 Stephen Bassett died 22 Nov 1905 Sarah (Fullington) Bassett died 9 Dec 1927 Zebdiah Sidney died 24 Jul 1849 Stephen M. Bssett, born 23 Oct 1843 in Elkhart, Indiana Sarah (Fullington) Bassett, born 26 Jan 1848 William S. Bassett, born 5 Dec 1864 in Elkhart, Indiana Allen P. Bassett, born 22 Nov 1867 in Brush Creek, Iowa Edward S. Basset, born 25 Oct 1869 in Brush Creek, Iowa James H. Bassett, born 13 Apr 1872 in Brush Creek, Iowa Sylvia M. Bassett, born 10 Jan 1875 in Brush Creek, Iowa Thaddeus B. Bassett, born 23 Apr 1879 in Brush Creek, Iowa Frank R. Bassett, born 18 Aug 1882 in Brush Creek, Iowa Iva C. Bassett, born 18 Jul 1889 in Brush Creek, Iowa James Haxton married Sylvia M. Bassett 10 Jan 1894 in Arlington, Iowa William S. Bassett married Mayme T. Powers 11 Oct 1894 in Arlington, Iowa James H. Bassett married Maye Wells 11 Mar 1901 in Eldora, Iowa Edward S. Bassett married Ella Montz Jun 1903 in Arlington, Iowa Frank R. Bassett married Leura A. Cushman 27 Jun 1906 in Etterville, Missouri Charles D. Brown married Iva C. Bassett 26 Jun 1907 in Etterville, Missouri Thaddeus B. Bassett married Clara Roberts 5 Dec 1907 in Arlington, Iowa Allen P. Bassett married Stella I. DeWolf 9 Dec 1912 Frank and Leura Bassett Family Helen Marie Bassett, born 14 Mar 1914 in Pocatella, Idaho Earl Raymond Bassett, born 14 May 1916 in Pocatell, Idaho Donald Frank Bassett, born 17 May 1923 in Skidmore, Missouri Donald F. Bassett married Betty Lou Howell 2 Jun 1946 Frank Gordon Bassett, born 27 Aug 1949 in Escondido, California Donald Steven Bassett, born 25 Jun 1952 in Escondido, California Frank Gordon Bassett married Merrie Margaret Grensted 3 Jun 1972 Cyril Benson Bassett, born 23 Oct 1977 in Encinitas, California Cameron Frank Bassett, born 19 Aug 1981 in Encinitas, California Samuel Jennings Bassett, born 3 Mar 1986 in San Clemente, California Donald Steven Bassett married Anne Elizabeth McLeod 2 Aug 1980 Tyler McLeod Bassett, born 18 Oct 1983 in New York City, New York Emma Leura Bassett, born 5 Nov 1987 in New York City, New York William Warren Cushman, born 1846, died 1903, marrid 1868 Elvira Messick, born 1850, died 1921 Florence Cushman, born 1869, maried All Manning 1887, married R.D. Jones 1905 Sherman Cushman, born 1871, died 1940, married Anna Burlingame 1894, married Nannie Meeks 1920 Jennie Cushman, born 1875, died 1894, married J.E. Hite 1893 Charles Cushman, born 1882, died 1907 Clara Cushman, born 1884, died 1974(?), married G.E. Heslep 1906 in a double wedding with Leura Leura Cushman, born 1886, died 1980, married Frank Bassett 27 Jun 1906 James Cushman, born 1888, died 1976, married Mary Davignon 1920, married Mercedes(?) | Bassett, Edward Stephen (I16)
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| 9296 | 1870 Federal Census of Seton, Smithfield Township, Fayette County, Iowa (26 Jul 1870) Allen Basset - 65 - M - New York - Farmer 7500 1180 Sharotta - 65 - F - Indiana Stephen - 25 - M - Indiana - Farming Sarah - 22 - F - Michigan William - 5 - M - Indiana Allen - 3 - M - Iowa Addie - 9/12 - F - Iowa - Born Sep 1880 Federal Census of Smithfield, Fayette County, Iowa S.M. Bassett - 36 - M - IN-NY-NY - Head - Farming S.A. - 31 - F - MI-NY-NY - Wife - Keeping House W.S. - 15 - M - IN-IN-MI - Son A.P. - 12 - M - IA-IN-MI - Son - At School S.E. - 10 - M - IA-IN-MI - Son - At School J.H. - 8 - M - IA-IN-MI - Son - At School S.M. - 5 - F - IA-IN-MI - Daughter T. - 3 - M - IA-IN-MI - Son Johon - 5/12 - M - IA-IN-MI - Son Allen - 74 - M - NY-NY-CN - Father H.D. Cowles - 47 - M - MA-MA-MA - Other - Butter Maker J.H. - 18 - M - IA-MA-NY - Other E. Ranels - 25 - M - IA-IA-IA - Other Obituary for Sarah Coreen Fullerton Bassett Mrs. S.C. Bassett Dies At Age Of 79 Etterville, December 13 - Mrs. S.C. Bassett died at her home in Etterville at 7:30 p.m. on December 9, 1927, at the age of 79 years, 10 months, and 14 days, following a light stroke of paralysis on November 28, from which she never recovered. She was born in Toledo, Ohio, January 26, 1848, and on May 7, 1863, was united in marriage to Stephen M. Bassett at Elkhart, Indiana, and to this union eight children were born, namely: William S., of Northport, Nebraska; Allen P., of Etterville; James S., of Sioux City, Iowa; Mrs. Sylvia Haxton, of Laplata; Thaddeus B., of Sumatra, Montana; Frank R., of Skidmore; and Mrs. Iva Brown, of Pueblo, Colorado. A son, Edward S., died in the year of 1914. She is also survived by 26 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Early in life she united with the Methodist Church and the remainder of her life she lived a conscientious Christian. Mrs. Bassett made her home in Miller County, in and near Etterville, for more than twenty years, and it will be remembered that she, at the death of her son, Edward S. and his wife in 1914, took the three small children they left into her home and assumed the responsibility of father and mother, as well as grandmother to them. For this faithful service she will receive her reward in that better world into which she has just passed. Funeral services were conducted at Etterville Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock by Rev. Bower, pastor of the Methodist Church at Eldon, and burial was made in the Spring Garden Cemetery. Records From the Allen Bassett Family Bible Allen Bassett, born 26 Jan 1806 Charlotte Johnson, born 25 Dec 1805 Allen Bassett married Charlotte Johnson April 1824 Sally Bassett, born 18 Oct 1825, married Jefferson Brower 5 Apr 1847 John A. Bassett, born 20 Jun 1830, married Sarah A. Euleston 5 Jun 1856 Sylvia S. Bassett, born 28 Jan 1834, married William O. Enos 23 Dec 1857 Courtland J. Bassett, born 1 Dec 1838, married Ellen Hall 2 Sep 1862 Stephen M. Bassett, born 23 Oct 1843, married Sarah C. Fullington 7 May 1863 Eliza A. Bassett, born 23 Oct 1843 Eliza A. Bassett died 29 Jul 1844 Sarah (Euleston) Bassett died 24 Nov 1863 Sylvia (Bassett) Enos died 6 May 1866 Charlotte (Johnson) Bassett died 22 Dec 1879 Stephen Bassett died 22 Nov 1905 Sarah (Fullington) Bassett died 9 Dec 1927 Zebdiah Sidney died 24 Jul 1849 Stephen M. Bssett, born 23 Oct 1843 in Elkhart, Indiana Sarah (Fullington) Bassett, born 26 Jan 1848 William S. Bassett, born 5 Dec 1864 in Elkhart, Indiana Allen P. Bassett, born 22 Nov 1867 in Brush Creek, Iowa Edward S. Basset, born 25 Oct 1869 in Brush Creek, Iowa James H. Bassett, born 13 Apr 1872 in Brush Creek, Iowa Sylvia M. Bassett, born 10 Jan 1875 in Brush Creek, Iowa Thaddeus B. Bassett, born 23 Apr 1879 in Brush Creek, Iowa Frank R. Bassett, born 18 Aug 1882 in Brush Creek, Iowa Iva C. Bassett, born 18 Jul 1889 in Brush Creek, Iowa James Haxton married Sylvia M. Bassett 10 Jan 1894 in Arlington, Iowa William S. Bassett married Mayme T. Powers 11 Oct 1894 in Arlington, Iowa James H. Bassett married Maye Wells 11 Mar 1901 in Eldora, Iowa Edward S. Bassett married Ella Montz Jun 1903 in Arlington, Iowa Frank R. Bassett married Leura A. Cushman 27 Jun 1906 in Etterville, Missouri Charles D. Brown married Iva C. Bassett 26 Jun 1907 in Etterville, Missouri Thaddeus B. Bassett married Clara Roberts 5 Dec 1907 in Arlington, Iowa Allen P. Bassett married Stella I. DeWolf 9 Dec 1912 Frank and Leura Bassett Family Helen Marie Bassett, born 14 Mar 1914 in Pocatella, Idaho Earl Raymond Bassett, born 14 May 1916 in Pocatell, Idaho Donald Frank Bassett, born 17 May 1923 in Skidmore, Missouri Donald F. Bassett married Betty Lou Howell 2 Jun 1946 Frank Gordon Bassett, born 27 Aug 1949 in Escondido, California Donald Steven Bassett, born 25 Jun 1952 in Escondido, California Frank Gordon Bassett married Merrie Margaret Grensted 3 Jun 1972 Cyril Benson Bassett, born 23 Oct 1977 in Encinitas, California Cameron Frank Bassett, born 19 Aug 1981 in Encinitas, California Samuel Jennings Bassett, born 3 Mar 1986 in San Clemente, California Donald Steven Bassett married Anne Elizabeth McLeod 2 Aug 1980 Tyler McLeod Bassett, born 18 Oct 1983 in New York City, New York Emma Leura Bassett, born 5 Nov 1987 in New York City, New York William Warren Cushman, born 1846, died 1903, marrid 1868 Elvira Messick, born 1850, died 1921 Florence Cushman, born 1869, maried All Manning 1887, married R.D. Jones 1905 Sherman Cushman, born 1871, died 1940, married Anna Burlingame 1894, married Nannie Meeks 1920 Jennie Cushman, born 1875, died 1894, married J.E. Hite 1893 Charles Cushman, born 1882, died 1907 Clara Cushman, born 1884, died 1974(?), married G.E. Heslep 1906 in a double wedding with Leura Leura Cushman, born 1886, died 1980, married Frank Bassett 27 Jun 1906 James Cushman, born 1888, died 1976, married Mary Davignon 1920, married Mercedes(?) | Bassett, William Sidney (I14)
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| 9297 | 1870 Federal Census of Seventh Ward, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (18 Nov 1870) Joseph Bassett - M - 39 Margaret - F - 30 Margaret - F - 3 (Living at 2413 Kent Street North Side) 1880 Federal Census of Seventh Ward, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Joseph Bassett - M - 45 - PA-DE-DE - Head - Wheelwright Margaret - F - 39 - IR-IR-IR - Wife - Keeping House Margaret - F - 13 - PA-PA-IR - Daughter - At School Edward - M - 7 - PA-PA-IR - Son - At School | Margaret (I12)
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| 9298 | 1870 Federal Census of Seventh Ward, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (18 Nov 1870) Joseph Bassett - M - 39 Margaret - F - 30 Margaret - F - 3 (Living at 2413 Kent Street North Side) 1880 Federal Census of Seventh Ward, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Joseph Bassett - M - 45 - PA-DE-DE - Head - Wheelwright Margaret - F - 39 - IR-IR-IR - Wife - Keeping House Margaret - F - 13 - PA-PA-IR - Daughter - At School Edward - M - 7 - PA-PA-IR - Son - At School | Bassett, Margaret (I13)
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| 9299 | 1870 Federal Census of Smithfield Township, Fayette County, Iowa (24 Jul 1870) John Bassit - 40 - M - New York - Farmer 1800 1000 Eliza - 27 - F - Ohio | Finney, Eliza Marilla (I17)
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| 9300 | 1870 Federal Census of Smithfield Township, Fayette County, Iowa (25 Jul 1870) Conrad Bassett - 30 - M - Indiana - Farmer 2500 1155 Ellen - 26 - F - Ohio Josie - 6 - F - Indiana Scharolett - 4 - F - Michigan James - 9/12 - M - Iowa 1880 Federal Census of Smithfield, Fayette County, Iowa C.J. Bassett - 41 - M - IN-NY-NY - Head - Farming E.A. - 36 - F - OH-PA-PA - Wife - Keeping House J.E. - 16 - F - IN-IN-OH - Daughter - At School C. - 13 - F - MI-IN-OH - Daughter - At School J. 10 - M - IA-IN-OH - Son - At School B.F. - 7 - M - IA-IN-OH - Son - At School A. - 3 - M - IA--IN-OH - Son J. - 1 - M - IA-IN-OH - Son A. Esta - 20 - F - IA-VT-NY - Other - Teaching School 1900 Federal Census of Smithfield Township, Fayette County, Iowa (1 Jun 1900) Courtland J. Bassett - 61 - Dec 1838 - M - IN-NY-NY - Head - Farmer Ellen A. - 57 - Aug 1842 - F - OH-PA-PA - Wife Alva C. - 23 - Sep 1872 - M - IA-IN-OH - Son - Farmer John M. - 21 - Dec 1878 - M - IA-IN-OH - Son - Farmer Mini - 18 - Jun 1881 - F - IA-IN-OH - Daughter (Married 38 years, 10 children, 7 living) 1910 Federal Census of Smithfield Township, Fayette County, Iowa (23 Apr 1910) Ellen Basset (Wd) - 65 - F - IN-IR-IN - Head - Own income (10 children, 7 living) Records From the Allen Bassett Family Bible Allen Bassett, born 26 Jan 1806 Charlotte Johnson, born 25 Dec 1805 Allen Bassett married Charlotte Johnson April 1824 Sally Bassett, born 18 Oct 1825, married Jefferson Brower 5 Apr 1847 John A. Bassett, born 20 Jun 1830, married Sarah A. Euleston 5 Jun 1856 Sylvia S. Bassett, born 28 Jan 1834, married William O. Enos 23 Dec 1857 Courtland J. Bassett, born 1 Dec 1838, married Ellen Hall 2 Sep 1862 Stephen M. Bassett, born 23 Oct 1843, married Sarah C. Fullington 7 May 1863 Eliza A. Bassett, born 23 Oct 1843 Eliza A. Bassett died 29 Jul 1844 Sarah (Euleston) Bassett died 24 Nov 1863 Sylvia (Bassett) Enos died 6 May 1866 Charlotte (Johnson) Bassett died 22 Dec 1879 Stephen Bassett died 22 Nov 1905 Sarah (Fullington) Bassett died 9 Dec 1927 Zebdiah Sidney died 24 Jul 1849 Stephen M. Bssett, born 23 Oct 1843 in Elkhart, Indiana Sarah (Fullington) Bassett, born 26 Jan 1848 William S. Bassett, born 5 Dec 1864 in Elkhart, Indiana Allen P. Bassett, born 22 Nov 1867 in Brush Creek, Iowa Edward S. Basset, born 25 Oct 1869 in Brush Creek, Iowa James H. Bassett, born 13 Apr 1872 in Brush Creek, Iowa Sylvia M. Bassett, born 10 Jan 1875 in Brush Creek, Iowa Thaddeus B. Bassett, born 23 Apr 1879 in Brush Creek, Iowa Frank R. Bassett, born 18 Aug 1882 in Brush Creek, Iowa Iva C. Bassett, born 18 Jul 1889 in Brush Creek, Iowa James Haxton married Sylvia M. Bassett 10 Jan 1894 in Arlington, Iowa William S. Bassett married Mayme T. Powers 11 Oct 1894 in Arlington, Iowa James H. Bassett married Maye Wells 11 Mar 1901 in Eldora, Iowa Edward S. Bassett married Ella Montz Jun 1903 in Arlington, Iowa Frank R. Bassett married Leura A. Cushman 27 Jun 1906 in Etterville, Missouri Charles D. Brown married Iva C. Bassett 26 Jun 1907 in Etterville, Missouri Thaddeus B. Bassett married Clara Roberts 5 Dec 1907 in Arlington, Iowa Allen P. Bassett married Stella I. DeWolf 9 Dec 1912 Frank and Leura Bassett Family Helen Marie Bassett, born 14 Mar 1914 in Pocatella, Idaho Earl Raymond Bassett, born 14 May 1916 in Pocatell, Idaho Donald Frank Bassett, born 17 May 1923 in Skidmore, Missouri Donald F. Bassett married Betty Lou Howell 2 Jun 1946 Frank Gordon Bassett, born 27 Aug 1949 in Escondido, California Donald Steven Bassett, born 25 Jun 1952 in Escondido, California Frank Gordon Bassett married Merrie Margaret Grensted 3 Jun 1972 Cyril Benson Bassett, born 23 Oct 1977 in Encinitas, California Cameron Frank Bassett, born 19 Aug 1981 in Encinitas, California Samuel Jennings Bassett, born 3 Mar 1986 in San Clemente, California Donald Steven Bassett married Anne Elizabeth McLeod 2 Aug 1980 Tyler McLeod Bassett, born 18 Oct 1983 in New York City, New York Emma Leura Bassett, born 5 Nov 1987 in New York City, New York William Warren Cushman, born 1846, died 1903, marrid 1868 Elvira Messick, born 1850, died 1921 Florence Cushman, born 1869, maried All Manning 1887, married R.D. Jones 1905 Sherman Cushman, born 1871, died 1940, married Anna Burlingame 1894, married Nannie Meeks 1920 Jennie Cushman, born 1875, died 1894, married J.E. Hite 1893 Charles Cushman, born 1882, died 1907 Clara Cushman, born 1884, died 1974(?), married G.E. Heslep 1906 in a double wedding with Leura Leura Cushman, born 1886, died 1980, married Frank Bassett 27 Jun 1906 James Cushman, born 1888, died 1976, married Mary Davignon 1920, married Mercedes(?) | Hall, Ellen A. (I29)
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