Bassett Family Association Database
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| 9301 | 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 | Bassett, Josie (I30)
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| 9302 | 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 | Bassett, Charlotte (I31)
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| 9303 | 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 Jay - 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) 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, Courtland J. (I6)
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| 9304 | 1870 Federal Census of Smithfield, Providence County, Rhode Island (24 Jun 1870) Charles E. Bassett 24 M Rhode Island Wrks in Cotton Mill -- 100 Ellen F. 24 F Rhode Island Wrks in Cotton Mill Charles E. 3/12 M Rhode Island Lois B. Fenner 66 F Rhode Island Housekeeper Giebed? 19 M Rhode Island 1880 Federal Census of Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island Charles Bassett 34 M RI RI RI Head Laborer Ellen 34 F RI RI RI Wife Keeping House Charles 12 M RI RI RI Son At School Frank 5 M RI RI RI Son Ellen 7/12 F RI RI RI Daughter 1900 Federal Census of Pawtucket, Providence County, RI (2 Jun 1900) Charles Bassett (Wd) 54 M Aug 1846 RI CT CT Head Teamster | Bassett, Charles Henry (I05011)
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| 9305 | 1870 Federal Census of Snow Hill, Greene County, North Carolina Ann Bass - 35 - Male - North Carolina - Farm Laborer May Bass - 34 - Female - North Carolina - Wife - Keeping House Arpey - 14 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter - Farm Laborer Stephen - 12 - Male - North Carolina - Son - Farm Laborer Celoy - 10 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter Judy - 8 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter Polly - 8 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter Petry - 4 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter 1880 Federal Census of Beulah, Johnston County, North Carolina Aarrion Bass - 43 - Male - North Carolina - Head - Farmer Mary - 47 - Female - North Carolina - Wife Judey - 14 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter Polley - 14 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter Elisabeth - 11 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter John A. - 9 - Male - North Carolina - Son | Bass, Judy Julia (I60692)
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| 9306 | 1870 Federal Census of Snow Hill, Greene County, North Carolina Ann Bass - 35 - Male - North Carolina - Farm Laborer May Bass - 34 - Female - North Carolina - Wife - Keeping House Arpey - 14 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter - Farm Laborer Stephen - 12 - Male - North Carolina - Son - Farm Laborer Celoy - 10 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter Judy - 8 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter Polly - 8 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter Petry - 4 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter 1880 Federal Census of Beulah, Johnston County, North Carolina Aarrion Bass - 43 - Male - North Carolina - Head - Farmer Mary - 47 - Female - North Carolina - Wife Judey - 14 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter Polley - 14 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter Elisabeth - 11 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter John A. - 9 - Male - North Carolina - Son | Bass, Polly (I60694)
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| 9307 | 1870 Federal Census of Snow Hill, Greene County, North Carolina Ann Bass - 35 - Male - North Carolina - Farm Laborer May Bass - 34 - Female - North Carolina - Wife - Keeping House Arpey - 14 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter - Farm Laborer Stephen - 12 - Male - North Carolina - Son - Farm Laborer Celoy - 10 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter Judy - 8 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter Polly - 8 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter Petry - 4 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter 1880 Federal Census of Beulah, Johnston County, North Carolina Aarrion Bass - 43 - Male - North Carolina - Head - Farmer Mary - 47 - Female - North Carolina - Wife Judey - 14 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter Polley - 14 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter Elisabeth - 11 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter John A. - 9 - Male - North Carolina - Son | Bass, Elizabeth Louise (I60695)
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| 9308 | 1870 Federal Census of Snow Hill, Greene County, North Carolina Ann Bass - 35 - Male - North Carolina - Farm Laborer May Bass - 34 - Female - North Carolina - Wife - Keeping House Arpey - 14 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter - Farm Laborer Stephen - 12 - Male - North Carolina - Son - Farm Laborer Celoy - 10 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter Judy - 8 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter Polly - 8 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter Petry - 4 - Female - North Carolina - Daughter | Bass, Silvia Jane (I60691)
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| 9309 | 1870 Federal Census of Solon Township, Cuyahoga County, Ohio (3 Jun 1870) Charles Bassett - 50 - M - Connecticut - Physician 300 --- Eliza - 44 - F - New York - Keeping House Charles - 16 - M - Ohio - ??? Operator Willis - 13 - M - Ohio Ida - 3 - F - Ohio 1880 Federal Census of 1st Ward, Youngstown, Mahoning County, Ohio Chas. Bassett - 60 - M - CT-CT-CT - Head - Railroad Watchman Eliza A. - 53 - F - NY-MA-CT - Wife - Keeping House Chas W. - 25 - M - OH-CT-NY - Son - Railroad Ticket Agent Willis H. - 22 - M - OH-CT-NY - Son - Bookkeeper Grace - 14 - F - OH-CT-NY - Daughter | Bassett, Grace (I1920)
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| 9310 | 1870 Federal Census of South Saginaw, Saginaw County, Michigan (6 Jul 1870) John Basset 40 M Canada Works in saw mill --- 100 Julia 24 F Canada Keeping House Lizzie 8 F Canada Attends School Almira 4 F Canada Robert 1 M Michigan 1880 Federal Census of Bay City, Bay County, Michigan John Bassett 47 M CN CN CN Head Fireman Julia 37 F NF -- NF Wife Keep House Elizabeth 18 F CN CN NF Daughter Robert 11 M MI CN NF Son Nelson 9 M MI CN NF Son William 6 M MI CN NF Son Henry 3 M MI CN NF Son Edward 1 M MI CN NF Son (NF - Newfoundland) 1900 Federal Census of Ward 10, Bay City, Bay County, Michigan (11 Jun 1900) John Bassett 67 Feb 1833 M CF CF CF Head Laborer Julia 55 Aug 1844 F NF IR NF Wife Robert 30 Dec 1869 M MI CF NF Son Laborer William 26 Oct 1873 M MI CF NF Son Machinist Char 19 Mar 1881 M MI CF NF Son Machinist Mabel 14 Apr 1886 F MI CF NF Daughter (Married 40 years, 13 children, 9 living) | Bassett, John (I1)
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| 9311 | 1870 Federal Census of South Saginaw, Saginaw County, Michigan (6 Jul 1870) John Basset 40 M Canada Works in saw mill --- 100 Julia 24 F Canada Keeping House Lizzie 8 F Canada Attends School Almira 4 F Canada Robert 1 M Michigan 1880 Federal Census of Bay City, Bay County, Michigan John Bassett 47 M CN CN CN Head Fireman Julia 37 F NF -- NF Wife Keep House Elizabeth 18 F CN CN NF Daughter Robert 11 M MI CN NF Son Nelson 9 M MI CN NF Son William 6 M MI CN NF Son Henry 3 M MI CN NF Son Edward 1 M MI CN NF Son (NF - Newfoundland) 1900 Federal Census of Ward 10, Bay City, Bay County, Michigan (11 Jun 1900) John Bassett 67 Feb 1833 M CF CF CF Head Laborer Julia 55 Aug 1844 F NF IR NF Wife Robert 30 Dec 1869 M MI CF NF Son Laborer William 26 Oct 1873 M MI CF NF Son Machinist Char 19 Mar 1881 M MI CF NF Son Machinist Mabel 14 Apr 1886 F MI CF NF Daughter (Married 40 years, 13 children, 9 living) | Julia (I2)
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| 9312 | 1870 Federal Census of South Ward, Camden, Camden County, New Jersey (12 Jul 1870) William Bassett - 26 - M - Pennsylvania - Housepainter Sarah - 21 - F - New Jersey - Keeping House Annie - 2 - F - New Jersey Jesse M. - 2/12 - M - New Jersey 1880 Federal Census of Camden, Camden County, New Jersey William Bassett - 35 - M - PA----PA - Head - Painter Sarah - 31 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Wife - Keeping House Annie - 13 - F - NJ-PA-NJ - Daughter - School Jesse - 11 - M - NJ-PA-NJ - Son - School Hannah - 9 - F - NJ-PA-NJ - Daughter - School May - 7 F - NJ-PA-NJ - Daughter - School Clara - 5 - F - NJ-PA-NJ - Daughter Jennie - 6/12 - F - NJ-PA-NJ - Daughter | Bassett, Annie (I17)
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| 9313 | 1870 Federal Census of South Ward, Camden, Camden County, New Jersey (12 Jul 1870) William Bassett - 26 - M - Pennsylvania - Housepainter Sarah - 21 - F - New Jersey - Keeping House Annie - 2 - F - New Jersey Jesse M. - 2/12 - M - New Jersey 1880 Federal Census of Camden, Camden County, New Jersey William Bassett - 35 - M - PA----PA - Head - Painter Sarah - 31 - F - NJ-NJ-NJ - Wife - Keeping House Annie - 13 - F - NJ-PA-NJ - Daughter - School Jesse - 11 - M - NJ-PA-NJ - Son - School Hannah - 9 - F - NJ-PA-NJ - Daughter - School May - 7 F - NJ-PA-NJ - Daughter - School Clara - 5 - F - NJ-PA-NJ - Daughter Jennie - 6/12 - F - NJ-PA-NJ - Daughter | Bassett, Jesse M. (I18)
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| 9314 | 1870 Federal Census of Spice Valley, Lawrence County, Indiana John Barr (Bass) - 35 - Male - Indiana - Farmer 4000 1000 Hester - 34 - Female - Indiana - Keeping House Benjamin A. - 16 - Male - Indiana Adaline - 14 - Female - Indiana William - 12 - Male - Indiana Elen - 10 - Female - Indiana Charles - 2 - Male - Indiana 1880 Federal Census of Spice Valley, Lawrence County, Indiana John Bass - 45 - Male - Indiana - Farmer Hester - 44 - Female - Indiana - Keeping House Charlie - 13 - Male - Indiana - Works on Farm Nora - 5 - Female - Indiana 1910 Federal Census of Elk, Jackson County, Illinois Charles T. Bass - 41 - Male - Indiana - Owner Saw Mill Mary - 39 - Female - Indiana Oscar - 20 - Male - Illinois - Engineer Saw Mill Edna - 15 - Female - Illinois Parrill - 9 - Male - Illinois Evaline - 1 - Female - Illinois Hester (Widow) - 75 - Female - Indiana - Mother | Bass, Charles Thomas (I38092)
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| 9315 | 1870 Federal Census of Spring Hill, Navarro County, Texas Josiah Bassett - 32 - M - Arkansas - Farmer 1200 700 Susan - 20 - F - Missouri - Keeping House Liza Ann - 5 - F - Texas Jas. Henry - 3 - M - Texas Joseph - 3/12 - M - Texas Living next door Sarah A. Bassett - 49 - F - Arkansas Robt - 15 - M - Arkansas Rufus - 14 - M - Arkansas James - 14 - M - Arkansas Living next door Andrew J. Bassett - 24 - M - Arkansas - Farmer Mary - 31 - F - Arkansas - Keeping House E. - 16 - F - Arkansas William H. - 7 - M - Texas Missouri - 3 - F - Texas Sarah - 7/12 - F - Texas Mary Servis - 63 - F - Missouri 1880 Federal Census of Cebasas, Pima County, Arizona (Jun 1880) Josiah Bassett - 42 - M - AR----TN - Head Sarah - 31 - F - MO-MO-MO - Wife Lizzie - 14 - F - TX-AR-MO - Daughter James - 12 - M - TX-AR-MO - Son Josiah - 10 - M - TX-AR-MO - Son Ella - 6 - F - TX-AR-MO - Daughter Edda - 1 - F - AZ-AR-MO - Daughter 1900 Federal Census of Solomonvlle, Graham County, Arizona (7 Jun 1900) Joseph S. Bassett - 62 - M - Apr 1838 - AR-AR-AR - Head - Farmer Susan - 52 - F - May 1848 - MO-MO-MO - Wife Alice - 18 - F - Oct 1881 - AR-AR-MO - Daughter - At School Albert N. Lyall - 10 - M - Apr 1890 - AR-CA-TX - Grdson - At School (Married 36 years, 7 children, 6 living) | Gibbs, Susan (Sarah) (I205)
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| 9316 | 1870 Federal Census of Spring Hill, Navarro County, Texas Josiah Bassett - 32 - M - Arkansas - Farmer 1200 700 Susan - 20 - F - Missouri - Keeping House Liza Ann - 5 - F - Texas Jas. Henry - 3 - M - Texas Joseph - 3/12 - M - Texas Living next door Sarah A. Bassett - 49 - F - Arkansas Robt - 15 - M - Arkansas Rufus - 14 - M - Arkansas James - 14 - M - Arkansas Living next door Andrew J. Bassett - 24 - M - Arkansas - Farmer Mary - 31 - F - Arkansas - Keeping House E. - 16 - F - Arkansas William H. - 7 - M - Texas Missouri - 3 - F - Texas Sarah - 7/12 - F - Texas Mary Servis - 63 - F - Missouri 1880 Federal Census of Cebasas, Pima County, Arizona (Jun 1880) Josiah Bassett - 42 - M - AR----TN - Head Sarah - 31 - F - MO-MO-MO - Wife Lizzie - 14 - F - TX-AR-MO - Daughter James - 12 - M - TX-AR-MO - Son Josiah - 10 - M - TX-AR-MO - Son Ella - 6 - F - TX-AR-MO - Daughter Edda - 1 - F - AZ-AR-MO - Daughter | Bassett, Eliza Anna (Lizzie) (I209)
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| 9317 | 1870 Federal Census of Spring Hill, Navarro County, Texas Josiah Bassett - 32 - M - Arkansas - Farmer 1200 700 Susan - 20 - F - Missouri - Keeping House Liza Ann - 5 - F - Texas Jas. Henry - 3 - M - Texas Joseph - 3/12 - M - Texas Living next door Sarah A. Bassett - 49 - F - Arkansas Robt - 15 - M - Arkansas Rufus - 14 - M - Arkansas James - 14 - M - Arkansas Living next door Andrew J. Bassett - 24 - M - Arkansas - Farmer Mary - 31 - F - Arkansas - Keeping House E. - 16 - F - Arkansas William H. - 7 - M - Texas Missouri - 3 - F - Texas Sarah - 7/12 - F - Texas Mary Servis - 63 - F - Missouri 1880 Federal Census of Precinct Number 2, Coleman County, Texas (8 Jun 1880) Andrew Bassett - 35 - M - AR-AR-AR - Head - Farmer Mary - 40 - F - AR-VT-AR - Wife - Keeping House William W. - 19 - M - TX-AR-AR - Stepson - Laborer Thomas - 15 - M - TX-AR-AR - Stepson - Laborer Missouri - 13 - F - TX-AR-AR - Daughter - At home Sarah - 10 - F - TX-AR-AR - Daughter - At home Mary - 5 - F - TX-AR-AR - Daughter | Huggins, Polly (Mary?) (I204)
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| 9318 | 1870 Federal Census of Spring Hill, Navarro County, Texas Josiah Bassett - 32 - M - Arkansas - Farmer 1200 700 Susan - 20 - F - Missouri - Keeping House Liza Ann - 5 - F - Texas Jas. Henry - 3 - M - Texas Joseph - 3/12 - M - Texas Living next door Sarah A. Bassett - 49 - F - Arkansas Robt - 15 - M - Arkansas Rufus - 14 - M - Arkansas James - 14 - M - Arkansas Living next door Andrew J. Bassett - 24 - M - Arkansas - Farmer Mary - 31 - F - Arkansas - Keeping House E. - 16 - F - Arkansas William H. - 7 - M - Texas Missouri - 3 - F - Texas Sarah - 7/12 - F - Texas Mary Servis - 63 - F - Missouri 1880 Federal Census of Precinct Number 2, Coleman County, Texas (8 Jun 1880) Andrew Bassett - 35 - M - AR-AR-AR - Head - Farmer Mary - 40 - F - AR-VT-AR - Wife - Keeping House William W. - 19 - M - TX-AR-AR - Stepson - Laborer Thomas - 15 - M - TX-AR-AR - Stepson - Laborer Missouri - 13 - F - TX-AR-AR - Daughter - At home Sarah - 10 - F - TX-AR-AR - Daughter - At home Mary - 5 - F - TX-AR-AR - Daughter | Bassett, Missouri (I216)
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| 9319 | 1870 Federal Census of Spring Hill, Navarro County, Texas Josiah Bassett - 32 - M - Arkansas - Farmer 1200 700 Susan - 20 - F - Missouri - Keeping House Liza Ann - 5 - F - Texas Jas. Henry - 3 - M - Texas Joseph - 3/12 - M - Texas Living next door Sarah A. Bassett - 49 - F - Arkansas Robt - 15 - M - Arkansas Rufus - 14 - M - Arkansas James - 14 - M - Arkansas Living next door Andrew J. Bassett - 24 - M - Arkansas - Farmer Mary - 31 - F - Arkansas - Keeping House E. - 16 - F - Arkansas William H. - 7 - M - Texas Missouri - 3 - F - Texas Sarah - 7/12 - F - Texas Mary Servis - 63 - F - Missouri 1880 Federal Census of Precinct Number 2, Coleman County, Texas (8 Jun 1880) Andrew Bassett - 35 - M - AR-AR-AR - Head - Farmer Mary - 40 - F - AR-VT-AR - Wife - Keeping House William W. - 19 - M - TX-AR-AR - Stepson - Laborer Thomas - 15 - M - TX-AR-AR - Stepson - Laborer Missouri - 13 - F - TX-AR-AR - Daughter - At home Sarah - 10 - F - TX-AR-AR - Daughter - At home Mary - 5 - F - TX-AR-AR - Daughter | Bassett, Sarah (I217)
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| 9320 | 1870 Federal Census of Spring Hill, Navarro County, Texas Josiah Bassett - 32 - M - Arkansas - Farmer 1200 700 Susan - 20 - F - Missouri - Keeping House Liza Ann - 5 - F - Texas Jas. Henry - 3 - M - Texas Joseph - 3/12 - M - Texas Living next door Sarah A. Bassett - 49 - F - Arkansas Robt - 15 - M - Arkansas Rufus - 14 - M - Arkansas James - 14 - M - Arkansas Living next door Andrew J. Bassett - 24 - M - Arkansas - Farmer Mary - 31 - F - Arkansas - Keeping House E. - 16 - F - Arkansas William H. - 7 - M - Texas Missouri - 3 - F - Texas Sarah - 7/12 - F - Texas Mary Servis - 63 - F - Missouri 1880 Federal Census of Precinct Number 2, Coleman County, Texas (8 Jun 1880) Andrew Bassett - 35 - M - AR-AR-AR - Head - Farmer Mary - 40 - F - AR-VT-AR - Wife - Keeping House William W. - 19 - M - TX-AR-AR - Stepson - Laborer Thomas - 15 - M - TX-AR-AR - Stepson - Laborer Missouri - 13 - F - TX-AR-AR - Daughter - At home Sarah - 10 - F - TX-AR-AR - Daughter - At home Mary - 5 - F - TX-AR-AR - Daughter | Cornelius, William (I235)
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| 9321 | 1870 Federal Census of Spring Hill, Navarro County, Texas Josiah Bassett - 32 - M - Arkansas - Farmer 1200 700 Susan - 20 - F - Missouri - Keeping House Liza Ann - 5 - F - Texas Jas. Henry - 3 - M - Texas Joseph - 3/12 - M - Texas Living next door Sarah A. Bassett - 49 - F - Arkansas Robt - 15 - M - Arkansas Rufus - 14 - M - Arkansas James - 14 - M - Arkansas Living next door Andrew J. Bassett - 24 - M - Arkansas - Farmer Mary - 31 - F - Arkansas - Keeping House E. - 16 - F - Arkansas William H. - 7 - M - Texas Missouri - 3 - F - Texas Sarah - 7/12 - F - Texas Mary Servis - 63 - F - Missouri | Cornelius, E. (I234)
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| 9322 | 1870 Federal Census of Spring Hill, Navarro County, Texas Josiah Bassett - 32 - M - Arkansas - Farmer 1200 700 Susan - 20 - F - Missouri - Keeping House Liza Ann - 5 - F - Texas Jas. Henry - 3 - M - Texas Joseph - 3/12 - M - Texas Living next door Sarah A. Bassett - 49 - F - Arkansas Robt - 15 - M - Arkansas Rufus - 14 - M - Arkansas James - 14 - M - Arkansas Living next door Andrew J. Bassett - 24 - M - Arkansas - Farmer Mary - 31 - F - Arkansas - Keeping House E. - 16 - F - Arkansas William H. - 7 - M - Texas Missouri - 3 - F - Texas Sarah - 7/12 - F - Texas Mary Servis - 63 - F - Missouri | Servis, Mary (I238)
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| 9323 | 1870 Federal Census of Springfield Township, LaGrange County, Indiana (11 Jun 1870) Lester Bassett - 46 - M - New York - Stone Mason 7000 209 Clarinda - 45 - F - New York - Keeping House Evaline - 8 - F - Indiana William Meyas - 28 - M - New York - Farm laborer Ella - 18 - F - Indiana - Keeping House | Bassett, Evaline (I12)
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| 9324 | 1870 Federal Census of Springfield, Erie County, Pennsylvania (17 Aug 1870) Alfred Bassett 16 M Pennsylvania Telegraph operator Living in a hotel 1880 Federal Census of Elyria, Lorain County, Ohio (14 Jun 1880) Alfred Bassett 26 M PA PA PA Head Telegraph Operator Mary 30 F OH NY OH Wife Keeping House Francis 8/12 F OH PA OH Daughter 1900 Federal Census of 25th Ward, Chicago, Cook County, IL (8 Jun 1900) Alfred Bassett 46 Mar 1854 M PA EN EN Head Telegraph Operator Mary E. 49 Aug 1850 F OH VA PA Wife Frances C. 20 Oct 1879 F OH PA OH Daughter (Married 23 years, 1 child, 1 living) (Living at 2761 Magnolia Avenue) 1920 Federal Census of 25th Ward, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois (10 Jan 1920) Alfred Bassett 65 M PA EN EN Head ?? Operator Telegraph Mary E. 68 F OH VA PA Wife (Living at 5850 Magnolia Avenue) | Bassett, Alfred (I5)
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| 9325 | 1870 Federal Census of Springville, Utah County, Utah (11 Aug 1870) Chancy Cook 27 M Illinois Freighter 100 700 Clarissa 18 F Vermont Keeping House Solon P. Bassett 36 M Missouri Editor Newspaper Letter written by John Arthur Bassett, 9 Feb. 1935, Galveston, Texas Mr. Arthur H. Bassett 429 Provident Building Tacoma, Washington Dear Sir: With return of the questionaires attached to yours of January, 22nd, you will note that I am not able to furnish very much information as to the History of the Bassett family of Galveston. However was pleased to have received your above mentioned letter and indeed sorry that we were not able to become better acquainted while you were here on your visit with the Rotary Club. And can assure you it would have been a pleasure to have made your acquaintance and to have had you for my guest. Sorry indeed that I am not able to furnish full information on the attached questionares. But you will note that due to my Father's Mother and Father having seperated during the early life of my Father, And my Fath being cast out on the world at an early age to care for himself, Made h dislike to talk very much of his past or his Parents and the only information we were ever to learn was patched together through conversation over ma years. Not until the year 1900 during the Great Storm at Galveston, Which know doubt you have heard of, Did we know that his Father had died in Springville, Utah several years prior to 1900, And that he had an Aunt, Mrs. Limon S. Wood living at Springville, Utah. About January, 1900, Father, Mother, Myself and two brothers and a sister went to live with the Woods Family at Springville, Utah and while there found that his Father became sick in Helena, Montana and after a long journey to Springville died there and is now Buried in the springville cemeter If there is any information other than I have furnished, will be more than glad to hear from you and will be glad to give all the information I am able to obtain. Sorry indeed that I did not have the pleasure of talking personally with you while you were in Galveston, As it would have been much better to have gone into details about the Bassett's at Galvesto Thanking you for the inquiry and hoping that the information as best furnished will be of some assistance to you, With an extended invitation for a visit from you if at anytime you are in the Oleander City of Galveston, Texas. Sincerely, Your Kinsman John Arthur Bassett Information from forms included with letter: Grandfather's name: Solon Bassett, died at Springville, Utah. Due to my Fathers, Mother and Father seperating when he was a boy about the age of 12 years, Am unable to shed much light on Grand Parents, As my Father did not speak very much of his past, Due to the seperation of his Mother and Father. In fact he would only go so far back as when this happened and as how he was cast adrift in the world at the age of 16 years after having spe fours with an Aunt in Memphis, Tenn. From whom he ran away at the age of 16 years and roamed the world until settling in Galveston some time in the 1880 years. Married here and stayed Galveston until his death year, 1912. Father's Name: Oliver Howard Bassett, born 1857 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Mother's Name: Martha Mattie Bassett Married 1 Sep 1882 in Galveston, Texas. Oliver died 4 Jun 1912 in Galveston, Texas. Martha died 6 Feb 1932 in Galveston, Texas. Martha was born 17 Mar 1866 in Sabine Pass, Texas, daughter of Patrick Murphy. Father's only Brother Deceased Prior to time of His Father and Mothers separation at which time my Father was a boy of 12 years of age at Cincinnati, Ohio. His Mother married again to a Mr. Wait and had two Boys and a Girl, I do not know of there where abouts or if they are living or not. Names of your brothers and sisters: Patrick Solon Bassett - deceased Oliver Howard Bassett, birth year 1884 September, Galveston, Texas now resides at 1270 Harrit St. Beaumont, Texas. Mrs. Fred C. Schulte, Sister, birth about 1892, Month not known now resided at Orange, Texas. John Arthur Bassett, born 24 Aug 1886 in Galveston, Texas, married Katherine Welch on 19 Apr 1919 in Galveston, Texas. She was the daughter of Warren Henery Welch and Alice Walsh, born 3 Nov 1885 in Galveston, Texas. They had no children as of 1935. | Bassett, Solon Plumb (I10355)
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| 9326 | 1870 Federal Census of Springville, Utah County, Utah (6 Aug 1870) Lyman L. Wood 38 M Ohio Merchant 2000 270 Semira 31 F Missouri Keeping House Garland 14 M Utah At Home Luella 12 F Utah No occupation Zella 9 F Utah At School Gideon 7 M Utah At School Gina 2 F Utah At home Hannah E. 1 F Utah At home Frank 18 M Utah Laborer Lucy Bassett 51 F New York Midwife 1880 Federal Census of Springville, Utah County, Utah Lyman S. Wood 48 M OH NY NY Head Furniture Dealer Semira L. 42 F MO NY NY Wife Keeping House Lyman G. 24 M UT OH MO Son Laborer Gideon S. 17 M UT OH MO Son Works on Farm Zina L. 12 F UT OH MO Daughter At School Hannah E. 10 F UT OH MO Daughter At School Geo. H. 8 M UT OH MO Son At School Ralph W. 6 M UT OH MO Son At School Frank 28 M UT -- -- Other Servant Kate Richardson 20 F UT -- -- Other Servant | Wood, Lyman Stephen (I10365)
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| 9327 | 1870 Federal Census of St. Anns Parish, Albemarle County, Virginia (October 20, 1870) Wm Bass - 27 - Male - Virginia - Carpenter Mary - 25 - Female - Virginia - Keeping House | Crenshaw, Mary (I14)
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| 9328 | 1870 Federal Census of St. Anns Parish, St. Albemarle County, Virginia (October 20, 1870) Robert Bass - 52 - Male - Virginia - Farmer Francs E. - 48 - Female - Virginia - Keeping House Jetta - 17 - Female - Virginia - At Home S. Frances - 16 - Female - Virginia - At Home Willia B. - 11 - Female - Virginia - At Home | Bass, Robert (I3)
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| 9329 | 1870 Federal Census of St. Anns Parish, St. Albemarle County, Virginia (October 20, 1870) Robert Bass - 52 - Male - Virginia - Farmer Francs E. - 48 - Female - Virginia - Keeping House Jetta - 17 - Female - Virginia - At Home S. Frances - 16 - Female - Virginia - At Home Willia B. - 11 - Female - Virginia - At Home | Frances (I4)
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| 9330 | 1870 Federal Census of St. Anns Parish, St. Albemarle County, Virginia (October 20, 1870) Robert Bass - 52 - Male - Virginia - Farmer Francs E. - 48 - Female - Virginia - Keeping House Jetta - 17 - Female - Virginia - At Home S. Frances - 16 - Female - Virginia - At Home Willia B. - 11 - Female - Virginia - At Home | Bass, Jetta (I5)
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| 9331 | 1870 Federal Census of St. Anns Parish, St. Albemarle County, Virginia (October 20, 1870) Robert Bass - 52 - Male - Virginia - Farmer Francs E. - 48 - Female - Virginia - Keeping House Jetta - 17 - Female - Virginia - At Home S. Frances - 16 - Female - Virginia - At Home Willia B. - 11 - Female - Virginia - At Home | Bass, Frances (I6)
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| 9332 | 1870 Federal Census of St. Anns Parish, St. Albemarle County, Virginia (October 20, 1870) Robert Bass - 52 - Male - Virginia - Farmer Francs E. - 48 - Female - Virginia - Keeping House Jetta - 17 - Female - Virginia - At Home S. Frances - 16 - Female - Virginia - At Home Willia B. - 11 - Female - Virginia - At Home | Bass, Willia (I7)
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| 9333 | 1870 Federal Census of St. Peter, Nicollet County, Minnesota (10 Jun 1870) Richard A. Bassett - 41 - M - New York - Life Insurance Agent 900 Mary A. - 37 - F - New York - Keeping House Edward P. - 15 - M - New York - Attending School George W. - 7 - M - New York - Attending School 1880 Federal Census of 2nd Ward, Rockford, Winnebago County, Illinois Rich. A. Bassett - 53 - M - NY-NJ-NJ - Head - Sells Milk Safes Mary A. - 47 - F - NY-NJ-NJ - Wife - Keeps House George W. - 17 - M - NY-NY-NY - Son - Laborer Allen - 8 - M - IL-NY-NY - Son 1900 Federal Census of Collinwood, Cuyahoga County, Ohio (25 Jun 1900) Allen Bassett - 27 - M - Mar 1873 - IL-NY-NY - Head - Electrical Engineer Emma L. - 24 - F - Sep 1875 - NY-NY-NY - Wife Mary A. (Wd) - 68 - F - Jan 1832 - NY-NY-NY - Mother (Living at 2 Kent St.) (Married 2 years, no children, Mary 3 children, 2 living) Excerpt from HISTORY AND DIRECTORY OF YATES COUNTY, NEW YORK by Stafford C. Cleveland published in 1872 in Penn Yan, New York, pages 155-159 as well as additional excerpts from the other pages indicated in brackets. The father of Allen Bassett was Justus Bassett of Connecticut, and his mother Beulah Tuttle of the same State. In 1800 the father died in Great Barrington, Massachusetts, where they had taken up their abode, leaving their children, Polly, Julia and Allen. The widow afterwards married John Boyce of Hillsdale, Columbia County, New York, wither the family removed. They came to Barrington, (then Wayne), in 1812. Three children were added to the family by the second marriage, Clorinda, Chauncey and Harriet. They settled on lot 16 where Mr, Boyce died three years later, leaving the mother's oldest son, Allen, the dependence of the family. He has therefore had a large experience of life in a new country, and has borne himself bravely and well in the battle of life. Polly, the elder sister, married Hiram Bishop of Hillsdale settled in Barrington, and had seven children, who reached adult age and married: Sally, Betsey, Louisa, William, James S., Emily and George W. Emily married Alexander Patten, and resides at Hornellsville. They all reside beyond the limits of Yates county. Julia Bassett married Orrin Bishop of Hillsdale, and settled near her mother and brother in Barrington, where he died leaving four children, Philemon, Mary A., Beulah E., and Harriet. Philemon married Caroline Bigelow of Barrington, and died, leaving his widow and one child, Charles P. This boy was a drummer in the 33rd regiment of New York volunteers, enlisting at the age of twenty, and serving in the Army of the Potomac, through all its campaigns and all its principal engagements, until Grant conquered at Richmond, after which he was honorably discharged. From page 970: Caroline (daughter of John W. and Mary (Shannon) Bigelow) married Philemon Bishop. They had a son Charles, who married Lois, daughter of Samuel V. Miller. From pages 702-703: Lois D. (daughter of Samuel V. (1814-) and Adaline (Vorce) Miller) married Charles P. Bishop of Barrington, and they reside at Monterey, Schuyler Co, Mary A. Bishop married George P. Lord of Barrington. They reside at Urbana and have seven children. Beulah E. Bishop married Joseph Westcott of Dundee, a son of James M. Westcott. From pages 1103-1104: First Christian Society of Starkey and Barrington ... The preachers of this faith have been: Ira Brown, ... James M. Westcott ... The trustees, aside from those already mentioned, have been: Addison B. Lewis, Allen Bassett, ... James M. Westcott. From pages 1103-1104: First Christian Society of Starkey and Barrington ... Among the members of this church have been the following: Allen Bassett and wife. From page 1075: James M. Westcott, son of Samuel Westcott, sone of Samuel Westcott and Cynthia Bates his wife, was born n 1809 in the town and county of Otsego, New York. His parents were natives of Rhode Island. His father died in Rushford, Alleghany Col, in 1856, at seventy-five, and his mother is still alive in 1972, at eighty-two. They had four sons and four daughters, and James M. is the oldest son ... In 1831 James married Mary, daughter of Samuel Burt of Livonia, Livingston County. Their children were Joseph B., Martin R. and Ruth. From page 1075: Joseph B., born in 1832, (son of James M. and Mary (dau. of Samuel Burth of Livonia, Livingsto Co.) Westcott), married Eliza B., daughter of Orrin Bishop of Barrington. He is a lawyer, and now a clerk in the Revenue Department at Washington. Their children are Mary B., Corinne (Carrie), Ella (Ellie) and Ruth. Harriet D. Bishop maried Martin R. Westcott, a brother of Joseph, and resides in Urbana, and has two children, William W. and James M. From pages 1074-1075: Martin R., born in 1837, married Harriett, sister of the wife of his brother. He is a farmer in the town of Wayne, and was an efficient soldier in the Union service. He was first a soldier of the 44th New York Volunteers, afterwards served in the 105th New York Volunteers, and was nearly three years in the organization of the Sharp Shooters. He took part in eighteen battles. Their children are William W., James O. and one other. Allen Bassett married Druzilla W. Eddy, and settled near the maternal homestead, where she died in 1829, leaving four surviving children. Mr. Bassett's mother died the same year. The children of the first marriage were Zenecia F., Palmer H., Julia and Richard A. Zenecia F. married James Thayer of Milo. From page 705: James (son of Simon (1782-1856) and Elizabeth Lucas (1786-1862) Thayer) married Zenecia, daughter of Allen Bassett of Barrington. He is a substantial farmer on lot 33. They have four surviving children, James A., Emeline, Laura and Fancelia. James A. married Alice, daughter of James Lawrence. They have one child, Mary A. Mary A. died in 1867. Emma married John B. Haas, of Sunbury, Pennsylvania, and has a daughter Eva P. Palmer H. married Susan J. Smith, and resides in Dundee, They have had two children, Charles E. and Fred P. Charles E. was a member of the Brass Band of Dundee, and though but a lad of fifteen accompanied them when they enlisted, and went to Norfolk, Virginia, during the war of the Rebellion, where they were stationed as a Post Band. He there died, and was much lamented b his associates and friends, to whom he was greatly endeared both by reason of his personal and musical accomplishments. He was proficient with several musical instruments, but his favorite was the tenor drum. His monument stands in the Dundee Cemetery, a broken column, with his drum and the flag of the Union, representing his untimely death and its accomplishments. Palmer H. Bassett canvassed the county of Yates for the sale of this book. Julia married Andrew Wortman of Barrington, in 1845. They have three children, Huldah A., Eugene A. and Cassie L. Huldah married Henry Freeman, and they reside in Steuben County. Richard A. married Mary A. Hendrickson, and has two children, Edward P. and George W., and resides in Warsaw, Indiana. He entered the military service during the late war as First Lieutenant of Company B, 126th Regiment New York Volunteers, of which he was subsequently Captain. He shared the hard fortunes of that regiment through the war, and after the battle of Gettysburg was Captain of the Provost Guard before Richmond, where he participated in the closing scenes of the war. Biographical History of Northeastern Ohio Embracing the Counties of Ashtabula, Geauga and Lake (1893) Captain Richard A. Bassett, of Wickliffe, Lake County, Ohio, is a veteran of the late war and a prominent and highly respected citizen. Of his life we present the following brief review. Captain Richard A. Bassett was born in Yates county, New York, February 20, 1829, son of Allen Bassett and grandson of Daniel Bassett. The Bassett family in America are descended from Lady Bassett, a weathly English heiress, who had many suitors, but who refused to accept any one of them unless he would assume her name. Thus the name was perpetuated. Allen Bassett was a native of North Haven, Connecticut. He moved to New York, and for sixty years lived on the same farm in Yates county. He died there in 1875, at the age of eighty years. He was a musician in the war of 1812. His first wife, a native of New York and of English descent, was by maiden name Miss Drusilla Eddy. She died in 1829. They had five children. By a subsequent marriage Allen Bassett had ten children. The subject of our sketch was reared on his father's farm, receiving his education in the district schools and the Dundee Academy. From 1857 until 1860 he was engaged in teaching school in Michigan. Eight of his brothers and sisters were also teachers. It was in 1854 he went to Flint, Michigan, and for one year he kept a hotel there. After that, when not engaged in teaching, he was variously employed until the Civil War came on, when he returned to Yates county, New York. Upon his return to New York, Mr. Bassett aided in recruiting a company of his old neighbors and schoolmates for service in the war. He enlisted August 8, 1862, in Company B, One Hundred and Twenty-sixth New York Volunteers, going into service as First Lieutenant. He was captured at Harper's Ferry, was paroled and sent to Chicago, and the following December was exchanged. He then went to Centerville, Virginia, where he was on out-post guard duty. In the spring of 1863 he was attached to the Army of the Potomac, and soon afterward went into battle at Gettysburg. In that battle he commanded Company B of his regiment, and thirty-four out of his forty-four men were killed and wounded, one of his brothers being among the killed. Our subject, however, escaped without a scratch. After the battle he was promoted to the captaincy of Company E, same regiment. In the spring of 1864, as soon as General Hancock had recovered from the wounds he had received at Gettysburg, he placed Captain Bassett in command of his headquarter guard, composed of 100 infantry and fifty cavalry. Captain Bassett then took part in all the engagements from the crossing of the Rapidan till the close of the war. He was discharged in the spring of 1865, on account of physical disability. While a member of Hancock's guards, he became afflicted with hernia and hemorrhage of the lungs, from which disorder he has suffered more or less ever since. He is now the recipient of a pension of $24 per month. Since the war Captain Bassett has been located at various places. He spent two years in St. Peters, Minnesota; one year in St. Louis, Missouri; about ten years in Rockford, Illinois; in 1880 moved to Cleveland, Ohio; and since 1887 has been a resident of Lake county. While in these various localities he was engaged in the hat, cap and jewelry business. He now has the management of 150 acres of land, upon which are 1,200 fruit trees, and a vineyard covering several acres. In horticultural affairs he takes an active interest. He is the auditor of the Euclid Grape Growers' Shipping Association. Captain Bassett was married in 1852 to Mary Ann Hendrickson, a native of New York. They have had three children; Edward P., George W. and Allen. Edward P. is deceased. Our subject affiliates with the Democratic party. He is a Royal Arch Mason, a comrade of the G.A.R., and a member of the Chosen Friends. Mrs.Bassett is a Presbyterian. | Hendrickson, Mary Ann (I1083)
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| 9334 | 1870 Federal Census of Stephensport, Breckenridge County, Kentucky (11 Jun 1870) J.H. Bassett - 37 - M - Kentucky - Farmer 1500 5000 G.A. - 37 - F - DC - Keeping House Mary - 19 - F - Kentucky - At School Julia - 16 - F - Kentucky - At School G.A. - 13 - F - Kentucky - At School R.J. - 11 - M - Kentucky - At School Tryphena - 9 - F - Kentucky J.H. - 7 - M - Kentucky E.R. - 4 - M - Kentucky E.B. - 3- M - Kentucky Robert J. Bassett (From History of Kentucky) Robert J. Bassett - Back of every commercial and industrial undertaking of the country is to be found the banking institutions of the communities in which they are located, and consequently each man, woman and child in the United States is dependent upon these financial concerns for daily support. Were the banks to be wiped out of existence such a condition of chaos would reign as to beggar description. Business cannot be carried on without the backing, co-operation and approval of the banks; if business stops the employe is without work and his employer is without profit. The farmer has no market for his produce, so stops shipping, and the railroads no longer maintain their regular schedule. The country reverts to a worse condition than that prevailing before it was developed through civilizing influences, and the work of the ages is rendered nil. Such a condition will not prevail, there is no danger of that, but it is only just for the public to realize the importance of the banking institutions and their officials who keep them what they are. There are few communities in the country with any pretention to business importance which do not have one or more of these constructive forces at work in their midst, and in the case of Leitchfield, the county seat, there are naturally several of them. One of the leading institutions of this kind in the county is the Grayson County State Bank of Leitchfield, of which Robert J. Bassett is the president, and in his dignified and capable handling of its manifold affairs proves his ability as a financier and justifies his associates in their choice of him as the presiding official. Robert J. Bassett was born at Stephensport, Breckinridge County, Kentucky, a son of James H. Bassett, grandson of Jeremiah Vardiman Bassett, and a member of an old family of Delaware, from whence his great-grandfather came to Kentucky and settled in what was then Bracken County, but is now Robertson County. Here he was engaged in farming, being one of the pioneers of his neighborhood. He had thirteen sons and one daughter. Jeremiah V. Bassett was born at Bassett's Ridge, in what is now Robertson County, Kentucky and died in Missouri. He was reared in Robertson County and spent the greater part of his life at Cynthiana, Kentucky, where he was a pioneer merchant. Active in politics, he was an ardent Whig. He married a Miss Birch, a daughter of Judge James Birch. James H. Bassett was born at Cynthiana, Kentucky, in 1829, and died at Leitchfield, Kentucky, in 1913. Reared at Cynthiana, he moved in young manhood to Breckinridge County, Kentucky, and was there married and began farming, in which calling he attained to an enviable degree of success. His political convictions made him a Democrat. He married Georgia Houston, who was born in Washington, District of Columbia, in 1830, and died at Leitchfield, Kentucky, in 1905. Their children were as follows: Mary S., who in the widow of J.H. Kenny, a dentist, resides at Leitchfield; Julia, who resides at Louisville, Kentucky, is the widow of C.C. Chick, formerly a merchant of Leitchfield; Georgia H., who resides at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, is the widow of Samr. R. Dent, formerly a merchant of Leitchfield; Robert J. whose name heads this review; Enna, who married W.F. Gregory, of the city department of Louisville, Kentucky; James H., who was with the Hegan Company of Louisville, Kentucky, died at Lynchburg, Virginia, when forty years old; Edmund R., who was a banker, died at Louisville in 1917,; Erskine B., who is a merchant of Hopkinsville, Kentucky; Florence, who died at Leitchfield, was the wife of J.Y. Johnson, formerly a merchant of Paducah, Kentucky, but now a resident of Saint Louis, Missouri, where he is employed by the City Railway Company; and Dr. Frank H., who is a physician and surgeion of Hopkinsville. Robert J. Bassett attended the rural schools of Breckinridge County, and then became a student of Saint Mary's College at Lebanon, Kentucky, where he remained for one year, leaving this institution in 1877. At that time he embarked in a mercantile business at Cave City, Kentucky, and reamined there until 1883, when he came to Leitchfield and established a general store, but later confined his stock to hardware and implements. Subsequently he incorporated this business with himself as president, and it is now the leading store of its kind between Elizabethtown and Princeton, Kentucky, and he still continues at its head. In 1904, Mr. Bassett entered the field of finance as cashier of Grayson County State Bank, of which he was made president in 1911, and this position he still holds to the entire satisfaction of the stockholders and general public. This is one of the strong financial concerns of this part of the state and was established in 1886 as a state bank. The officials of the bank are as follows: R.J. Bassett, president; E.B. Tilford, vice president; Gayle Praithen, cashier; Aubrey Moorman, first assistant cashier; and J.C. Pickerill, second assistant cashier. The bank has a capital of $25,000; a surplus of $18,000, and deposits of $500,000. This bank occupies a modern brick building on the northeast corner of the Public Square. Mr. Bassett is also president of the Grayson County Supply Company, which he incorporated, and served as a member of the Kentucky State Board of Agriculture for fifteen years. He owns a modern residence on West Walnut Street, where he maintains a comfortable home. In politics he is a republican. The Baptist Church holds his membership and he is serving it as a deacon. In 1881 Mr. Bassett married at Leitchfield Miss Hattie Moorman, a daughter of Lemuel and Martha (Worthman) Moorman, both of who died recently. For many years Mr. Moorman was a farmer of Grayson County. Mr. and Mrs. Bassett have two sons, W.M. and Carroll B. W.M. Bassett is a physician and surgeon of San Antonio, Texas, and a veteran of the World war. He was graduated from the Hospital College of Medicine at Louisville, Kentucky, with the degree of Doctor of Medicine, and was engaged in a general practice at the outbreak of the late war. Like so many of his profession, he volunteered, was commissioned a major and was overseas in France for nearly a year. Carroll B. Bassett is also a resident of San Antonio, Texas, where he is engaged in business as a dealer in automobile tires. He, too, served during the late war. Sent overseas to France, he served there for about a year and received his commission as a first lieutenant. President Bassett is one of the sound and dependable me of Grayson County, and one who has closely identified himself with its growth in many directions. He is proud of the progress which has been made and that he has been able to be so constructive a force in his community. | Bassett, Tryphena "Enna" (I1014)
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| 9335 | 1870 Federal Census of Subdivision #5, Tensas Parish, Louisiana (August 4, 1870) Ambas Bass - Black - 26 - Male - Louisiana - Works on farm Emily - Mulatto - 20 - Female - Louisiana - Works on farm Richard - Black - 1 - Male - Louisiana - At home H. Snowdon - Black - 7 - Male - Louisiana - At home 1880 Federal Census of Fourth Ward, Tensas Parish, Louisiana (June 24, 1880) Ambrose Bass - Black - 30 - Male - LA-LA-LA - Head - Laborer Emily - Black - 27 - Female - LA-LA-LA - Wife - Keeps House John - Black - 11 - Male - LA-LA-LA - Son Moses - Black - 10 - Male - LA-LA-LA - Son Mattie - Black - 7 - Female - LA-LA-LA - Daughter Daniel - Black - 6 - Male - LA-LA-LA - Son Ambrose - Black - 4 - Male - LA-LA-LA - Son | Brown, Emily (I2)
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| 9336 | 1870 Federal Census of Subdivision #5, Tensas Parish, Louisiana (August 4, 1870) Ambas Bass - Black - 26 - Male - Louisiana - Works on farm Emily - Mulatto - 20 - Female - Louisiana - Works on farm Richard - Black - 1 - Male - Louisiana - At home H. Snowdon - Black - 7 - Male - Louisiana - At home 1880 Federal Census of Fourth Ward, Tensas Parish, Louisiana (June 24, 1880) Ambrose Bass - Black - 30 - Male - LA-LA-LA - Head - Laborer Emily - Black - 27 - Female - LA-LA-LA - Wife - Keeps House John - Black - 11 - Male - LA-LA-LA - Son Moses - Black - 10 - Male - LA-LA-LA - Son Mattie - Black - 7 - Female - LA-LA-LA - Daughter Daniel - Black - 6 - Male - LA-LA-LA - Son Ambrose - Black - 4 - Male - LA-LA-LA - Son | Bass, Richard (I3)
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| 9337 | 1870 Federal Census of Subdivision #5, Tensas Parish, Louisiana (August 4, 1870) Ambas Bass - Black - 26 - Male - Louisiana - Works on farm Emily - Mulatto - 20 - Female - Louisiana - Works on farm Richard - Black - 1 - Male - Louisiana - At home H. Snowdon - Black - 7 - Male - Louisiana - At home 1880 Federal Census of Fourth Ward, Tensas Parish, Louisiana (June 24, 1880) Ambrose Bass - Black - 30 - Male - LA-LA-LA - Head - Laborer Emily - Black - 27 - Female - LA-LA-LA - Wife - Keeps House John - Black - 11 - Male - LA-LA-LA - Son Moses - Black - 10 - Male - LA-LA-LA - Son Mattie - Black - 7 - Female - LA-LA-LA - Daughter Daniel - Black - 6 - Male - LA-LA-LA - Son Ambrose - Black - 4 - Male - LA-LA-LA - Son 1900 Federal Census of Police Jury Ward 3, Tensas Parsh, LA (18 Jun 1900) Ambrose Bass B 50 M Jan 1850 LA LA LA Head FL Emile B 49 F May 1851 LA LA LA Wife FL Mattie B 21 F Feb 1879 LA LA LA Daughter FL Jennere B 14 M Nov 1885 LA LA LA Son FL John B 23 M May 1877 LA LA LA Son FL Daniel B 20 M Aug 1879 LA LA LA Son Huston B 14 M 1882 LA LA LA Son Mills B 9 M Feb 1891 LA LA LA Son Lucy B 7 F Jan 1893 LA LA LA Daughter Vicki B 6 F Jun 1894 LA LA LA Daughter | Bass, Ambrose (I1)
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| 9338 | 1870 Federal Census of Subdivision 146, Randolph County, Georgia William Bass - 52 - Male - North Carolina - Head - Farmer Louisa - 31 - Female - Georgia - Wife - Keeping House Thomas - 16 - Male - Georgia - Son James J. - 14 - Male - Georgia - Son George W. - 10 - Male - Georgia - Son 1880 Federal Census of Randolph County, Georgia William C. Bass - 62 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Head - Farmer Louisa - 40 - Female - GA-GA-GA - Wife - Keeping House Thomas - 25 - Male - GA-GA-GA - Son - Farmer | Bridges, Louisa Elizabeth (Janette) (I43968)
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| 9339 | 1870 Federal Census of Sublette Township, Lee County, Illinois (9 Jul 1870) Charles Bassett - 59 - M - Massachusetts - Farmer 1600 600 Abigal - 54 - F - New York - Keeping House Edna - 17 - F - Illinois - School Teacher Marsella - 13 - F - Illinois 1880 Federal Census of Fredonia, Wilson County, Kansas Abigail Bassett - 65 - F - NY----NY - Head - Keeping House Edna - 28 - F - IL-MA-NY - Daughter - Teaching School Marsella - 23 - F - IL-MA-NY - Daughter - Teaching School The Amboy Journal 15 Jul 1871 About midnight, one week ago last Wednesday, Miss Edna Bassett found a man lying on the bed beside her, which did not harmonize with her ideas of propriety. With unearthly shrieks she left the room. Waresella started, but the man caught and held him a few seconds. Mr. Bassett admits that he was terribly frightened, but he has acted constable too much in his younger days, to run from danger. He seized the intruder, and would have spoiled his face but for Mrs. Bassett. The girls ran endishabelle for Wm. Beard, but ere he arrived Mr. and Mrs. Bassett had the fellow securely tied with a rope. He had got in at the bed room window, leaving his boots outside, and hat and coat within, and was lying on the bed when his presence became known. They kept him until morning, decided that he was crazy, so gave him some breakfast and let him go. He went to Binghampton and said he was going fifty miles north of Freeport. Then came the handbills, advertising John Reed, the murderer of Miss McCormick in DeKalb county, which described the crazy man so closely that we telegraphed Sheriff Berkley to watch for him at Dixo. Whether it was the murderer or not we have not heard. Charles Bassett was living next door to William Beard (husband of daughter Mary Bassett) in the 1870 census of Lee County, Illinois. | Bassett, Edna (I1348)
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| 9340 | 1870 Federal Census of Sublette Township, Lee County, Illinois (9 Jul 1870) William Beard - 40 - M - Vermont - Farmer 3200 1000 Mary - 36 - F - Ohio - Keeping House Alice - 15 - F - Illinois Oscar - 12 - M - Illinois Abbie - 10 - F - Illinois Edgar - 9 - M - Illinois Charles - 7 - M - Illinois | Beard, William (I1350)
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| 9341 | 1870 Federal Census of Sublette Township, Lee County, Illinois (9 Jul 1870) William Beard - 40 - M - Vermont - Farmer 3200 1000 Mary - 36 - F - Ohio - Keeping House Alice - 15 - F - Illinois Oscar - 12 - M - Illinois Abbie - 10 - F - Illinois Edgar - 9 - M - Illinois Charles - 7 - M - Illinois | Beard, Oscar F. (I1891)
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| 9342 | 1870 Federal Census of Sublette Township, Lee County, Illinois (9 Jul 1870) William Beard - 40 - M - Vermont - Farmer 3200 1000 Mary - 36 - F - Ohio - Keeping House Alice - 15 - F - Illinois Oscar - 12 - M - Illinois Abbie - 10 - F - Illinois Edgar - 9 - M - Illinois Charles - 7 - M - Illinois | Beard, Abbie U. (I1892)
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| 9343 | 1870 Federal Census of Sublette Township, Lee County, Illinois (9 Jul 1870) William Beard - 40 - M - Vermont - Farmer 3200 1000 Mary - 36 - F - Ohio - Keeping House Alice - 15 - F - Illinois Oscar - 12 - M - Illinois Abbie - 10 - F - Illinois Edgar - 9 - M - Illinois Charles - 7 - M - Illinois | Beard, Edgar W. (I1893)
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| 9344 | 1870 Federal Census of Sullivan, Sullivan County, Indiana (29 Aug 1870) Jethro Bass Mu 33 M Indiana Barber 5000 1000 Hannah Mu 29 F Indiana Keeping House Charles Mu 8 M Indiana John Mu 6 M Indiana Louisa A. Mu 5 F Indiana & 1 barber and 1 carpenter | Bass, Jethro Washington (I35752)
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| 9345 | 1870 Federal Census of Superior, Washtenaw County, Michigan (5 Aug 1870 Charles Bass 22 M Indiana Farm Laborer (Living with the Knapp family, living near the Bissell family 1880 Federal Census of Thomastown, Saginaw County, MI (4 Jun 1880) Charles H. Bass 31 M OH OH OH Head Farmer Maggie 29 F CN CN IR Wife Keeping House George 8 M MI OH CN Son At school Charles 6 M MI OH CN Son At school 1900 Federal Census of Thomastown Twp., Saginaw County, Michigan (4 Jun 1900) Charles H. Bass 56 M Aug 1843 NC NC NC Head Farmer & 1 servant | Bass, Burton H. or Charles H. (I1)
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| 9346 | 1870 Federal Census of Surgoinsville, Hawkins County, TN (27 Jun 1870) Edward Bass 32 M Tennessee Working on farm Lucinda 30 F Tennessee Keeping House William J. 11 M Tennessee John M. 3 M Tennessee Joseph A. 1 M Tennessee 1880 Federal Census of District #8, Hawkins County, TN (24 Jun 1880) Edward Bass 41 M NC NC NC Head Farmer Neomi A. 29 F NC NC NC Wife Keeping House Wm. J. 19 M TN NC NC Son Farm labor John M. 13 M TN NC NC Son Farm labor Joseph E. 11 M TN NC NC Son Farm labor Charita L. 10 F TN NC NC Daughter Susan M. 8 F TN NC NC | Bass, Edward (I38207)
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| 9347 | 1870 Federal Census of Swampscott, Essex County, Massachusetts (4 Jun 1870) Joseph Bassett - 51 - M - Massachusetts - Provision Dealer 2000 1000 Louisa F. - 44 - F - Massachusetts - Keeping House Joseph M. - 15 - M - Massachusetts - Attend School Eva P. - 9 - F - Massachusetts - Attend School Frank H. - 6 - M - Massachusetts - Attend School 1880 Federal Census of Swampscott, Essex County, Massachusetts Joseph Bassett - 61 - M - MA-MA-MA - Head - Meat Market Louisa F. - 54 - F - MA-MA-MA - Wife - Keeping House Evelin P. - 19 - F - MA-MA-MA - Daughter - At Home Frank H. - 16 - M - MA-MA-MA - Son - At School 1900 Federal Census of Swampscott, Essex County, Massachusetts (4 Jun 1900) Frank H. Bassett - 36 - May 1864 - M - MA-MA-MA - Head - Wood Dealer Hannah - 38 - Dec 1861 - F - MA-MA-MA - Wife Herbert - 12 - Oct 1887 - M - MA-MA-MA - Son - At School (Married 14 years, 1 child, 1 living) (Living on Essex Street) Boston Daily Globe, September 10, 1913 Dies At Telephone F.M. Bassett Victim of Heart Failure Had Just Told Brother of Wife's Removal to Hospital SWAMPSCOTT, Sept. 9 - While standing at a telephone, just after informing his brother, Joseph Bassett, of the removal of his wife to a Boston hospital, Frank M. Bassett, 49 years old, of 8 Essex st, was stricken with heart failure today and died. Mr. Bassett had been worrying for some time over the illness of his wife, who had been residing in Lynnfield, and yesterday she was removed to a hospital. Joseph Bassett knew nothing about the fact that his brother had been suddenly stricken with a fatal attack of heart failure, for the conversation between them had just been concluded when members of the family noted the condition of Mr. Bassett. He was born in Marblehead, but had lived in Swampscott for a number of years. He was a member of Masonic bodies and of the Red men. He is survived by his wife and a son, Herbert M. Bassett. | Bassett, Francis H. (I1373)
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| 9348 | 1870 Federal Census of Swampscott, Essex County, Massachusetts (4 Jun 1870) Joseph Bassett - 51 - M - Massachusetts - Provision Dealer 2000 1000 Louisa F. - 44 - F - Massachusetts - Keeping House Joseph M. - 15 - M - Massachusetts - Attend School Eva P. - 9 - F - Massachusetts - Attend School Frank H. - 6 - M - Massachusetts - Attend School 1880 Federal Census of Swampscott, Essex County, Massachusetts Joseph Bassett - 61 - M - MA-MA-MA - Head - Meat Market Louisa F. - 54 - F - MA-MA-MA - Wife - Keeping House Evelin P. - 19 - F - MA-MA-MA - Daughter - At Home Frank H. - 16 - M - MA-MA-MA - Son - At School | Bassett, Eveline P. (I1372)
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| 9349 | 1870 Federal Census of Sweden Township, Potter County, Pennsylvania (17 Jul 1870) James M. Bassett - 49 - M - New York - House Painter 1000 300 Amy - 48 - F - New York - Keeping House Almira - 19 - F - New York - Housekeeper William - 16 - M - New York - Farm Labor Charles - 11 - M - New YOrk - Farm Labor Hattie - 8 - F - New York - At school Mary - 5 - F - New York - At school 1880 Federal Census of Coudersport, Potter County, Pennsylvania J.M. Bassett - 62 - M - NY-NY-NY - Head - Laborer Elmira - 59 - F - NY-MA-MA - Wife - Keeping House Charles - 21 - M - PA-NY-NY - Son - Stonemason Hattie - 18 - F - PA-NY-NY - Daughter - Servant Rosa - 15 - F - PA-NY-NY - Daughter | Bassett, Mary (Rosa) (I48)
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| 9350 | 1870 Federal Census of T3, R96, Smith County, Mississippi (14 Aug 1870) William H. Bassett - 35 - M - Alabama - Farmer 1010 224 Mary A. - 35 - F - Alabama - Keeping House Hansford R. - 11 - M - Mississippi - Farm laborer Loranzie D. - 9 - M - Mississippi James M. - 4 - M - Mississippi Adindan G. - 2 - M - Mississippi 1880 Federal Census of District #5, Smith County, Mississippi (21/22 Jun 1880) William H. Bassett - 45 - M - AL-SC-AL - Head - Farmer Mary A. - 45 - F - AL-SC-SC - Wife - Keeps House Hansford R. - 21 - M - MS-AL-AL - Son - Farmer Loranzie D. - 19 - M - MS-AL-AL - Son - Farmer James M. - 14 - M - MS-AL-AL - Son - Works on farm Alexander S. - 12 - M - MS-AL-AL - Son - Works on farm Leonadas - 4 - M - MS-AL-AL - Son Paul S. - 1 - M - MS-AL-AL - Son 1910 Federal Census of Beat 3 Northwest, Jasper County, Mississippi (29 Apr 1910) Alexander G. Bassett - 42 - M - MS-AL-AL - Head - Farmer Mary L. - 41 - F - MS-MS-MS - Wife Vander W. - 20 - M - MS-MS-MS - Son - Farm Laborer Valrey E. - 18 - M - MS-MS-MS - Son - Farm Laborer Felok - 17- M - MS-MS-MS -Son - Farm Laborer Ance R. - 16 - M - MS-MS-MS - Son - Farm Laborer LiLyre - 14 - F - MS-MS-MS - Daughter - Farm Laborer Letha - 13 - F - MS-MS-MS - Daughter - Farm Laborer Lois - 11 - F - MS-MS-MS - Daughter Doner - 9 - F - MS-MS-MS - Daughter Jessie M. - 7 - F - MS-MS-MS - Daughter Beatres - 8/12 - F - MS-MS-MS - Daughter (Married 20 years, 11 children, 10 living) 1920 Federal Census of Newton, Newton County, Mississippi (13 Jan 1920) Alexander Bassett - 52 - M - MS-MS-MS - Head - Estimator Timber Mary - 48 - F - MS-MS-MS - Wife Itha - 22 - F - MS-MS-MS - Daughter Lois - 17 - F - MS-MS-MS - Daughter Doria - 17 - F - MS-MS-MS - Daughter Jesse - 15 - F - MS-MS-MS - Daughter Betsy - 9 - F - MS-MS-MS - Daughter | Bassett, Alexander G. (Alex) (I31)
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