Bassett Family Association Database
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| 9851 | 1880 Federal Census of 3rd Ward, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah C. Bassett - 53 - M - NY-NY-NY - Head - Clk. in Store Permelia - 25 - F - UT-NY-NY - Wife - Keeping House Alfred - 13 - M - UT-NY-NY - Son - At School Nora - 11 - F - UT-NY-NY - Daughter - At School Don Carlos - 7 - M - UT-NY-NY - Son - At School Gertrude - 2 - F - UT-NY-NY - Daughter Mary Bassett - 43 - F - NY-NY-NY - Head - Keeping House Annie - 19 - F - UT-NY-NY - Daughter - Keeping House Henry - 16 - M - UT-NY-NY - Son - At School Ruby - 8 - F - UT-NY-NY - Daughter - At School Louise Bassett - 1 - F - UT-NY-NY - Daughter | Bassett, Gertrude (I125)
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| 9852 | 1880 Federal Census of 3rd Ward, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah C. Bassett - 53 - M - NY-NY-NY - Head - Clk. in Store Permelia - 25 - F - UT-NY-NY - Wife - Keeping House Alfred - 13 - M - UT-NY-NY - Son - At School Nora - 11 - F - UT-NY-NY - Daughter - At School Don Carlos - 7 - M - UT-NY-NY - Son - At School Gertrude - 2 - F - UT-NY-NY - Daughter Mary Bassett - 43 - F - NY-NY-NY - Head - Keeping House Annie - 19 - F - UT-NY-NY - Daughter - Keeping House Henry - 16 - M - UT-NY-NY - Son - At School Ruby - 8 - F - UT-NY-NY - Daughter - At School Louise Bassett - 1 - F - UT-NY-NY - Daughter | Bassett, Nora (I134)
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| 9853 | 1880 Federal Census of 4th District, Giles County, Tennessee (June 22, 1880) Lucinda Bass - 60 - Female - TN-SC-SC - Head Harriet M. - 23 - Female - AL-TN-TN - Daughter Sarah A. - 21 - Female - AL-TN-TN - Daughter Living next door 1880 Federal Census of 4th District, Giles County, Tennessee (June 22, 1880) Wm. B. Bass - 43 - Male - TN-TN-TN - Head - Farmer Mary E. - 45 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Wife - Keeping House James R. - 18 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son - Laborer Almeda - 16 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter John - 14 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son - Laborer Sarah - 12 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter Susan E. - 10 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter W. Henry - 7 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son Thomas E. - 5 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son | Rowe, Lucinda (I48296)
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| 9854 | 1880 Federal Census of 4th District, Giles County, Tennessee (June 22, 1880) Lucinda Bass - 60 - Female - TN-SC-SC - Head Harriet M. - 23 - Female - AL-TN-TN - Daughter Sarah A. - 21 - Female - AL-TN-TN - Daughter Living next door 1880 Federal Census of 4th District, Giles County, Tennessee (June 22, 1880) Wm. B. Bass - 43 - Male - TN-TN-TN - Head - Farmer Mary E. - 45 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Wife - Keeping House James R. - 18 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son - Laborer Almeda - 16 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter John - 14 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son - Laborer Sarah - 12 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter Susan E. - 10 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter W. Henry - 7 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son Thomas E. - 5 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son | Bass, William Batey (I48413)
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| 9855 | 1880 Federal Census of 4th District, Giles County, Tennessee (June 22, 1880) Lucinda Bass - 60 - Female - TN-SC-SC - Head Harriet M. - 23 - Female - AL-TN-TN - Daughter Sarah A. - 21 - Female - AL-TN-TN - Daughter Living next door 1880 Federal Census of 4th District, Giles County, Tennessee (June 22, 1880) Wm. B. Bass - 43 - Male - TN-TN-TN - Head - Farmer Mary E. - 45 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Wife - Keeping House James R. - 18 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son - Laborer Almeda - 16 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter John - 14 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son - Laborer Sarah - 12 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter Susan E. - 10 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter W. Henry - 7 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son Thomas E. - 5 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son | Bass, Harriet Mildred (I48414)
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| 9856 | 1880 Federal Census of 4th District, Giles County, Tennessee (June 22, 1880) Lucinda Bass - 60 - Female - TN-SC-SC - Head Harriet M. - 23 - Female - AL-TN-TN - Daughter Sarah A. - 21 - Female - AL-TN-TN - Daughter Living next door 1880 Federal Census of 4th District, Giles County, Tennessee (June 22, 1880) Wm. B. Bass - 43 - Male - TN-TN-TN - Head - Farmer Mary E. - 45 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Wife - Keeping House James R. - 18 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son - Laborer Almeda - 16 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter John - 14 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son - Laborer Sarah - 12 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter Susan E. - 10 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter W. Henry - 7 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son Thomas E. - 5 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son | Bass, Sarah Ann (I48415)
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| 9857 | 1880 Federal Census of 4th District, Giles County, Tennessee (June 22, 1880) Lucinda Bass - 60 - Female - TN-SC-SC - Head Harriet M. - 23 - Female - AL-TN-TN - Daughter Sarah A. - 21 - Female - AL-TN-TN - Daughter Living next door 1880 Federal Census of 4th District, Giles County, Tennessee (June 22, 1880) Wm. B. Bass - 43 - Male - TN-TN-TN - Head - Farmer Mary E. - 45 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Wife - Keeping House James R. - 18 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son - Laborer Almeda - 16 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter John - 14 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son - Laborer Sarah - 12 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter Susan E. - 10 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter W. Henry - 7 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son Thomas E. - 5 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son | Legg, Mary Elizabeth (I48421)
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| 9858 | 1880 Federal Census of 4th District, Giles County, Tennessee (June 22, 1880) Lucinda Bass - 60 - Female - TN-SC-SC - Head Harriet M. - 23 - Female - AL-TN-TN - Daughter Sarah A. - 21 - Female - AL-TN-TN - Daughter Living next door 1880 Federal Census of 4th District, Giles County, Tennessee (June 22, 1880) Wm. B. Bass - 43 - Male - TN-TN-TN - Head - Farmer Mary E. - 45 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Wife - Keeping House James R. - 18 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son - Laborer Almeda - 16 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter John - 14 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son - Laborer Sarah - 12 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter Susan E. - 10 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter W. Henry - 7 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son Thomas E. - 5 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son | Bass, Mary Almeda (I48423)
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| 9859 | 1880 Federal Census of 4th District, Giles County, Tennessee (June 22, 1880) Lucinda Bass - 60 - Female - TN-SC-SC - Head Harriet M. - 23 - Female - AL-TN-TN - Daughter Sarah A. - 21 - Female - AL-TN-TN - Daughter Living next door 1880 Federal Census of 4th District, Giles County, Tennessee (June 22, 1880) Wm. B. Bass - 43 - Male - TN-TN-TN - Head - Farmer Mary E. - 45 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Wife - Keeping House James R. - 18 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son - Laborer Almeda - 16 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter John - 14 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son - Laborer Sarah - 12 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter Susan E. - 10 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter W. Henry - 7 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son Thomas E. - 5 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son | Bass, Sarah Ellen (I48425)
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| 9860 | 1880 Federal Census of 4th District, Giles County, Tennessee (June 22, 1880) Lucinda Bass - 60 - Female - TN-SC-SC - Head Harriet M. - 23 - Female - AL-TN-TN - Daughter Sarah A. - 21 - Female - AL-TN-TN - Daughter Living next door 1880 Federal Census of 4th District, Giles County, Tennessee (June 22, 1880) Wm. B. Bass - 43 - Male - TN-TN-TN - Head - Farmer Mary E. - 45 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Wife - Keeping House James R. - 18 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son - Laborer Almeda - 16 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter John - 14 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son - Laborer Sarah - 12 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter Susan E. - 10 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter W. Henry - 7 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son Thomas E. - 5 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son | Bass, Susan Elizabeth (I48426)
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| 9861 | 1880 Federal Census of 4th District, Giles County, Tennessee (June 22, 1880) Lucinda Bass - 60 - Female - TN-SC-SC - Head Harriet M. - 23 - Female - AL-TN-TN - Daughter Sarah A. - 21 - Female - AL-TN-TN - Daughter Living next door 1880 Federal Census of 4th District, Giles County, Tennessee (June 22, 1880) Wm. B. Bass - 43 - Male - TN-TN-TN - Head - Farmer Mary E. - 45 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Wife - Keeping House James R. - 18 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son - Laborer Almeda - 16 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter John - 14 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son - Laborer Sarah - 12 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter Susan E. - 10 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter W. Henry - 7 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son Thomas E. - 5 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son | Bass, William Henry (I48427)
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| 9862 | 1880 Federal Census of 4th District, Giles County, Tennessee (June 22, 1880) Lucinda Bass - 60 - Female - TN-SC-SC - Head Harriet M. - 23 - Female - AL-TN-TN - Daughter Sarah A. - 21 - Female - AL-TN-TN - Daughter Living next door 1880 Federal Census of 4th District, Giles County, Tennessee (June 22, 1880) Wm. B. Bass - 43 - Male - TN-TN-TN - Head - Farmer Mary E. - 45 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Wife - Keeping House James R. - 18 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son - Laborer Almeda - 16 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter John - 14 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son - Laborer Sarah - 12 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter Susan E. - 10 - Female - AL-TN-AL - Daughter W. Henry - 7 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son Thomas E. - 5 - Male - AL-TN-AL - Son | Bass, Thomas Edward (I48428)
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| 9863 | 1880 Federal Census of 4th Ward, Dubuque, Dubuque County, Iowa Ezra Lukenbell 40 M PA -- -- Head Moulder Eva 42 F NY CT NY Wife Keeps House Ella 8 F IA PA NY Daughter School Bertie 5 M IA PA NY Son School 1900 Federal Census of Union Township, Warren County, Iowa (6 Jun 1900) Elmer S. Bassett 32 Jan 1867 M IA OH IN Head ?? Horses Ida B. 24 Mar 1876 F IA IN OH Wife Rex A. 2 Mar 1898 M IA IA IA Son Frank D. Power Boarder (Married 5 years, 1 child, 1 living) 1910 Federal Census of Union Township, Warren County, Iowa (4 May 1910) Elmer S. Bassett 43 M IA IN OH Head Farmer Own Farm Ida? B. 38 F IA IN OH Wife Rex A. 12 M IA IA IA Son (Married 14 years, 1 child, 1 living, his second marriage) | Bassett, Elmer Samuel (I15410)
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| 9864 | 1880 Federal Census of 4th Ward, Jackson, Jackson County, Michigan Edgar Bassett - 26 - M - NY-NY-NY - Head - Tin Smith Johana J. - 24 - F - MY-IR-IR - Wife - Keeping House Edgar F. - 6 - M - MI-NY-NY - Son Lottie - 4 - F - MI-NY-NY - Daughter Harry - 2 - M - MI-NY-NY - Son 1900 Soundex for Jackson, Jackson County, Michigan (V35, ED17, ST12, LN78) Edgar S. Bassett - 47 - M - New York born Oct 1854 Josephine - 45 - F - New York born Sep 1854 Hattie - 19 - F - Michigan born Nov 1880 Mabel - 14 - F - Michigan born Jun 1885 Gertie - 12 - F - Michigan born Oct 1887 Leland S. - 8 - M - Michigan born Mar 1892 | Carroll, Joanna Josephine (I1704)
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| 9865 | 1880 Federal Census of 4th Ward, Jackson, Jackson County, Michigan Edgar Bassett - 26 - M - NY-NY-NY - Head - Tin Smith Johana J. - 24 - F - MY-IR-IR - Wife - Keeping House Edgar F. - 6 - M - MI-NY-NY - Son Lottie - 4 - F - MI-NY-NY - Daughter Harry - 2 - M - MI-NY-NY - Son According to the 1920 Soundex, they were living at 810 West Randolph Street in Jackson, Michigan. Edgar Franklin Bassett lived in Cadillac, Michigan in 1899. 1920 Soundex for Jackson, Jackson County, Michigan (V42, ED15, ST15, LN45) Edgar F. Bassett - 42 - M - Michigan Maggie - 36 - F - Canada Wilford G. - 8 - M - Michigan Jane L. - 4-1/2 - F - Michigan | Bassett, Edgar Fanklin (I1791)
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| 9866 | 1880 Federal Census of 4th Ward, Jackson, Jackson County, Michigan Edgar Bassett - 26 - M - NY-NY-NY - Head - Tin Smith Johana J. - 24 - F - MY-IR-IR - Wife - Keeping House Edgar F. - 6 - M - MI-NY-NY - Son Lottie - 4 - F - MI-NY-NY - Daughter Harry - 2 - M - MI-NY-NY - Son | Bassett, Lottie Josephine (I1793)
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| 9867 | 1880 Federal Census of 4th Ward, Lafayette, Lafayette Parish, Louisiana Philip Bossett MU 37 M LA LA LA Head Farmer Eugenie MU 27 F LA LA LA Wife Keeping House Philip MU 9 M LA LA LA Son At School Jean MU 8 M LA LA LA Son At Home Cecile MU 6 F LA LA LA Daughter At Home Ovigniac MU 4 M LA LA LA Son At Home Aime MU 1 F LA LA LA Daughter At Home | Bossett, Philippe Valfrond (I3)
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| 9868 | 1880 Federal Census of 4th Ward, Lafayette, Lafayette Parish, Louisiana Philip Bossett MU 37 M LA LA LA Head Farmer Eugenie MU 27 F LA LA LA Wife Keeping House Philip MU 9 M LA LA LA Son At School Jean MU 8 M LA LA LA Son At Home Cecile MU 6 F LA LA LA Daughter At Home Ovigniac MU 4 M LA LA LA Son At Home Aime MU 1 F LA LA LA Daughter At Home | Granger, Eugenie (I7)
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| 9869 | 1880 Federal Census of 4th Ward, Lafayette, Lafayette Parish, Louisiana Sylvanie Bosette MU 55 F LA FR LA Head Farmeress Oscar MU 32 M LA LA LA Head Farmer Euphemie MU 30 F LA LA LA Wife Keeping House Euchariste MU 8 F LA LA LA Daughter At home Olivia MU 7 F LA LA LA Daughter At home Arthur MU 6 M LA LA LA Son At home Gaston MU 5 M LA LA LA Son At home Octave MU 2 M LA LA LA Son At home | Bossett, Oscar (I4)
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| 9870 | 1880 Federal Census of 4th Ward, Lafayette, Lafayette Parish, Louisiana Sylvanie Bosette MU 55 F LA FR LA Head Farmeress Oscar MU 32 M LA LA LA Head Farmer Euphemie MU 30 F LA LA LA Wife Keeping House Euchariste MU 8 F LA LA LA Daughter At home Olivia MU 7 F LA LA LA Daughter At home Arthur MU 6 M LA LA LA Son At home Gaston MU 5 M LA LA LA Son At home Octave MU 2 M LA LA LA Son At home | Landry, Euphemie (I6)
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| 9871 | 1880 Federal Census of 4th Ward, Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky Squire Bassett - 56 - M - KY-KY-KY - Head - Shoe Merchant Elizabeth - 50 - F - KY-KY-KY - Wife - Keeping House Edward - 17 - M - KY-KY-KY - Son - At Home Emma - 12 - F - KY-KY-KY - Daughter Anna W. - 10 - F - KY-KY-KY - Daughter Mary Sayre Bassett - 5 - F - KY-KY-KY - Daughter Lexington Herald, February 18, 1909 Mr. Bassett's Will Filed For Probate Beneficiaries Named in Document Disposing of Property of the Late Mr. S. Bassett The will of the late Mr. S. Bassett, of this city, was offered for probate. After providing for the payment of just debts and funeral expenses, the entire estate is divided equally among his surviving children, Mr. J.E. Bassett, Mrs. Emma Bassett McClymonds, Miss Ann Bassett, Miss Elizabeth Threlkeld, daughter of Frances Bassett Threlkeld; Mrs. R.O. Kirkwood, of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Mrs. W.N. Offutt, of this city, the last two being daughters of Elizabeth Bassett Scott. The will provides for the conduct of the business of S. Bassett & Sons for a period of six months following the death of the testator. His son, Mr. J.E. Bassett, is named as executor, and Mr. Geo. W. Darnall and the late Judge J.R. Morton are witnesses of the signature. | Bassett, Anna Whitney (I109)
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| 9872 | 1880 Federal Census of 4th Ward, Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky Squire Bassett - 56 - M - KY-KY-KY - Head - Shoe Merchant Elizabeth - 50 - F - KY-KY-KY - Wife - Keeping House Edward - 17 - M - KY-KY-KY - Son - At Home Emma - 12 - F - KY-KY-KY - Daughter Anna W. - 10 - F - KY-KY-KY - Daughter Mary Sayre Bassett - 5 - F - KY-KY-KY - Daughter | Bassett, Mary Sayre (I110)
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| 9873 | 1880 Federal Census of 4th Ward, Muskegon County, Michigan Moses Bassett 25 M CN CN CN Head Works in Saw Mill Mabel 20 F CN CN CN Wife Keeping House William 6/12 M MI CN CN Son | Bassett, Moses (I2356)
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| 9874 | 1880 Federal Census of 4th Ward, Muskegon County, Michigan Moses Bassett 25 M CN CN CN Head Works in Saw Mill Mabel 20 F CN CN CN Wife Keeping House William 6/12 M MI CN CN Son | Lassar, Mobilisse (Mabel) (I2357)
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| 9875 | 1880 Federal Census of 58th District, Whitman County, Washington George Bassett 35 M IA IA IA Head Farmer Alice 26 F IA IA IA Wife Gertrude 5 F WT WT WT Daughter George 3 M WT WT WT Son Len 10/12 M WT WT WT Son Ah Fong 27 M CH CH CH Other Servant (CH - China, WT - Washington Territory) 1900 Federal Census of Fletcher, Adams County, Washington (28 Jun 1900) George W. Bassett 54 M Dec 1845 IA VT CN Head Farmer Alice 49 F Jun 1850 OH EN EN Wife Linn 24 M Jul 1875 WA IA OH Son Farm Laborer Charles S. 20 M Sep 1879 WA IA OH Son Farm Laborer Carrie 15 F Jun 1885 WA IA OH Daughter At School Esther 13 F Dec 1886 WA IA OH Daughter Alice G. 9 F Oct 1890 WA IA OH Daughter (Married 28 years, 8 children, 5 living) 1920 Federal Census of Washtucna, Adams County, Washington (3 Jan 1920) George W. Bassett 74 M IA VT CF Head Retired Farmer Alice C. 69 F OH PA EN Wife Georgina A. 24 F WA IA OH Daughter Nurse An Illustrated History of the Big Bend Country Embracing Lincoln, Douglas, Adams and Franklin Counties, State of Washington (190 Hon. George W. Bassett, a leading business man of Washtucna, than whom few men now living have been more closely identified with the early history of the Northwest, is a native of Clinton county, Iowa, born December 31, 1845. He is the son of G.B.O. and Mary (Smith) Bassett, the father a native of Vermont and the mother of Canada. After their marriage the parents settled in Iowa, remained there until 1854, then removed to Filmore county, Minnesota, where they lived until 1866. With the Captain J.L. Fish expedition, they then removed to Helena, Montana, and in 1872 came to Walla Walla, Washington. They returned to Minnesota in 1878, where the father died during the same year. In 1889 the mother returned to Walla Walla, and now, at the age of eighty-seven, she is living with her son of whom we write. Our subject is of English, Welsh and Irish blood, his father having been of English-Welsh and his mother of Irish extraction. He is a member of a family of ten children, four of whom now live. Two brothers, Judge H.S. Bassett and G.B.O. Bassett, live at Preston, Minnesota, and another S.S. Bassett, is an attorney of Spokan Mr. Bassett received a grammar school education in Iowa, which was supplemented by a course in the Cedar Valley seminary at Osage, Iowa. In 1866, in company with his parents, he came to Montana, where he prospected and mined until he came to Walla Walla in 1869. During that same years he went on a tour to Salem, Oregon, and Olympia, Washington, then returned to Walla Walla and taught a term of school. The spring following he engaged in the business of buying horses in the territory of Washington and selling them in Montan making his last trip in that business in 1872, when his father and moth returned with him to Walla Walla. Returning to Montana he engaged in mining until 1874. On August 24 of that year, he was married at Virginia City, Montana, to Alice C. Lancaster. Then he came again to Walla Walla and engaged in the freighting business, traversing Washington, Oregon and Idaho, until 1877, when he took a position as clerk in a store. Two years later he came to Washtucna, took land and in July, 1893, platted the town site of Washtucna. In 1879 he brought his family to the place where he has since live Upon coming to the present site of the town, he engaged in the stock business and has followed it, in connection with his other enterprises, to date. As Washtucna was a convenient stopping place for travellers going south to Walla Walla, Mr. Bassett opened an inn, about the time he had his ho there, which inn became one of the most popular hostelries in eastern Washington. Mr. Bassett has acquired three thousand acres of land in the immediate vicinity of his town, and annually harvests an enormous quantity of grain and hay. His residence, which is in Washtucna, is the finest in t town. Since the raising of wheat became an established industry of the country, our subject has been engaged more or less in speculating in th commodity. In 1901 he engaged in the hardware and farm implement business, but also continues to manage his farming operations. Mr. Bassett's wife is the daughter of David and Mary (Pool) Lancaster, both of English birth. Early in life they came to the United States and settled in Michigan, where Mrs. Bassett was born. Besides Mrs. Bassett, they reared two other children, Gertrude A., and James W., both of Los Angeles, where the brother is an employee of the Wells Fargo Express Compan The subject of our sketch has been active in politics ever since attaining his majority. He is a life-long Republican, and in 1885 he was elected to the office of county commissioner of Adams county, which office he held two consecutive terms. In 1882 he was appointed the first postmaster in Adams county, and retained that office until 1894. In 1903 he was elected a member of the State House of Representatives. He is a Mason and a member of the Presbyterian church. Mr. and Mrs. Bassett have been parents of eight children, only four of whom are now living. They are L.L., married and living in Washtucna; Charles S., Esther and Georgia, who live with their parents. CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY (1924) On Sunday, July 27, Mr. and Mrs. G.W. Bassett, pioneer settlers and founders of the town of Washtucna 46 years ago, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in the lovely Bassett grove which was a part of their timber culture. About 200 relatives, friends and neighbors, many who came from towns miles away to commemorate the occasion, brought basket dinners which we spread on the long table provided and beautifully decorated for the occasion with golden glow and yellow gladioli, the point of interest being a huge white wedding cake in the center of the table, trimmed with a small white wedding bell on the top. Dinner was served at one, preceded by a community sing of old fashioned songs. After dinner an unusually nice program of musical numbers was given. The family tree, on which was arranged pictures of various members of the family taken many years ago, was much enjoyed as was the poster story of the life of Mr. and Mrs. Bassett. Mr. and Mrs. Bassett were the recipients of many gifts in gold, most of these being in gold coins. These alone amounted to ninety-one dollars. Mr. Bassett crossed the plains by ox team in 186 FUNERAL SERVICE IMPRESSIVE, JUNE 1927 Life long pioneer friends, sons and daughters of pioneer families of eastern Washington, journeyed long distances to join with relatives and friends of our little community in paying the last respects to the founder of the town of Washtucna, that grand old man, Mr. G.W. Bassett. Funeral services we conducted by Rev. M.E. Dunn of Portland, who for the past 25 years, has been a close friend of Mr. Bassett. A mixed quartette composed of Mrs. Fred Theil, Mrs. John A. Gray, Mr. J.M. Sitton and Mr. Osterhout with Miss Emma Erma Moesle accompanist, rendered "Sweet Hour of Prayer", "Is a Light in the Window", and "Abide With Me". The duet, "So Will I Comfort You" was sung by Mrs. Fred Thiel and Mr. Osterhout accompanied by Miss Moesle. The beautiful floral tributes filled all the available spaces in the room wherein the body reposed, the walls being solid masses of flowers. Fully 500 people attended the last rites and the spacious Bassett home was filled to overflowing, the large porch crowded and several hundred stood on the porch steps and lawn. The series were very impressive, the Rev. Dunn eulogized Washtucna's first citizen in glowing terms and paid tribute to the great love Mr. Bassett held for his home, the love he held for his country, the great love for his church, and a deep love for his fellowman, strongly admonishing his hearers to mold their lives in much the same channel. The services begun at 9 am, Thursday, June 9, and at 11 am the funeral cortege formed and proceeded to Walla Walla, W where internment was made in Mountain View cemetery at 3 pm. The Masonic order conducting the services at the grave. | Bassett, George Washington (I07342)
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| 9876 | 1880 Federal Census of 5th Ward, Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois John T. Bassett - 41 - M - CT-CT-CT - Head - Supt. Car Works R.R. Rallie - 38 - F - CT-CT-CT - Wife - Keeps House Minnie - 11 - F - IL-CT-CT - Daughter Nellie - 9 - F - IL-CT-CT - Daughter | Bassett, Nellie (I1141)
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| 9877 | 1880 Federal Census of 6th Ward, Fond Du Lac, Fond Du Lac County, WI Serrle Bessitt 36 M CN CN CN Head Laborer Delia 26 F VT CN CN Wife Keeps House Phillip 3 M WI CN VT Son Charles E. 1 M WI CN VT Son AGED WOMAN IS VISITOR IN CITY MRS. CYRILLE BESSETTE, 82, LETELLIER, CANADA, IS CENTENNIAL GUEST Mrs. Cyrill Bessette, 82, of Letellier, Manitoba, Canada, is among the oldest Centennial visitors in the city. She is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Della Mosher who resides with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Linde, 69 West Arndt street. Other Centennial guests at the Linde home are Mr. and Mrs. A Gallant and Phillip Bessette of Letellier, Canada, and Israel Bessette of Detroit. Mrs. Bessette was born in Vermont April 8, 1854 and came to Fond du Lac with her parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph La Duc, when a small child. She married Cyrill Bessette, a native of Fond du Lac. His parents operated a tavern at the corner of Court and Macy Streets on the present site of the Hamernik garage. They left Fond du Lac during April, 1882, with their small sons and Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph La Duc making the long journey to Canada by immigration train and sled. There were no roads only Indian trails, so the family had to walk one time through 3 feet of snow to reach St. Jean, the home of Mrs. Bessette's brother. One of the sons was taken ill and died. Flood conditions made burial impossible for six days. The first home was a 12 by 14 foot log cabin covered with sod, which Mr. Bessette built. An Indian trail passed in front of this little home, and as many as 160 wooden carts would rumble by in a procession at one time. The first white settlers in the district, Mrs. Bessette became very lonely for her friends back home. In 1900 the Bessettes returned to Fond du Lac for a visit. This is the third visit Mrs. Bessette has made to her early home since the death of her husband in 1920. Notes from Alban Gallant, grandson of Dleima Leduc Delima Leduc was born in Vergennes, Vermont and came to Fond du Lac where she met Cyrill Bessette. Her mother's maiden name was Doire de Bondi. Mrs. Adolf Fortier's maiden name was also Doire de Bondi. Cyrill (Bessette) and Delima (LeDuc) left Fond du Lac, Wisconsin for Canada by cart and boat and they had Israel, Phylip, Delima and Charles. The last was only a baby. One of their stops along the Red River was at Adolph Fortier. Both family's were strangers but after talking they found that they came from about the same part of the country and that they were related. After their stay they left and went to St. Jean-Baptiste, about 10 miles north from Letellier and spent he winter there. In the spring Charles Died. There was a flood that year. They had to keep the body for days or weeks and when it started to dry up, they went to St. Joseph, about 4 miles west of Letellier and buried him there. They left St. Jean Baptiste early summer and went to take a homestead at St. Alphonse which is about 100 west of Letellier and about 5 miles from Mariapolis. | Leduc, Rose Delima (I1361)
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| 9878 | 1880 Federal Census of 6th Ward, Fond Du Lac, Fond Du Lac County, WI Serrle Bessitt 36 M CN CN CN Head Laborer Delia 26 F VT CN CN Wife Keeps House Phillip 3 M WI CN VT Son Charles E. 1 M WI CN VT Son | Bessette, Louis Cyrille (I1360)
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| 9879 | 1880 Federal Census of 6th Ward, Rockford, Winnebago County, Illinois Perris Bassett 44 M NY NY NY Head Laborer Nancy 40 F NY NY NY Wife Keeps House Imogene 4 F IL NY NY Daughter Alonzo 2 M IL NY NY Son Georgiana Peirce 15 F IL NY NY Stepdaughter House work May Pierce 13 F IL NY NY Stepdaughter House work Lillian Pierce 6 F MO NY NY Stepdaughter 1900 Federal Census of Rockford, Winnebago County, Illinois (11 Jun 1900) Perris Bassett 64 May 1836 M NY NY NY Head Teamster Nancy 60 May 1840 F NY NY NY Wife Lora 15 Aug 1884 F IL NY NY Daughter Mends dresses Ray 13 Dec 1886 M IL NY NY Son At School (Married 25 years, 5 children, 4 living) (Living at 1309 Parmalee Street) 1910 Federal Census of Rockford, Winnebago County, Illinois (28 Apr 1910) Nancy Bassett (Wd) 64 F NY NY NY Head Own income & 1 lodger (Living at 1309 Parmale St) (13 Children, 10 living) 1920 Federal Census of Rockford, Winnebago County, IL (6 Jan 1920) Nancy Bassett (Wd) 79 F NY NY NY Head John A. Rice (Div) 35 M IL IL IL Boarder Glassblower Glass Factory Marian 16 M IL IL IL Boarder Charles Johnson 33 M SW SW SW Head Confectioner Bottling works Laura Lee 35 F IL NY NY Wife Charles Robert 5 M IL SW SW Son Herbert Ray Bassett 33 M IL NY NY Head Cook Hazel 18 F NV IL IL Wife Gerald Lee 6/12 M NV IL NY Son (Living at 1309 Parmalee St.) (SW-Sweden) Rockford Morning Star, October 27, 1920 Frank C. Pierce Called By Death Had Been Respected Resident of Rockford For Over Forty Years Frank C. Pierce, resident of Rockford for over forty years and for seventeen years a teamster for the Rockford Lumber & Fuel company, passed away yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the state hospital at Elgin, where he had been a patient since Feb. 11 last. Deceased was born in Missouri on Sept. 18, 1869, and married Miss Olive Fox of Monroe Center at Rockford on Aug. 7, 1884. He was a member of Camp 49 of the Modern Woodmen of American and was held in high esteem by a wide circle of friends. Besides the widow, he is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Fulmer Morgan, of Rockford, and two grandchildren, Russell and Winnett Morgan. He also leaves his mother, Mrs. Nancy Bassett of 1309 Parmalee street, six sisters, Mrs. Georgia Thompson, of Peoria, Ill, and Mrs. May Fox, Mrs. Elmer Benson, Mrs. Laura Johnson, Mrs. Imogene Bunker and Mrs. Lillie Atwood, all of this city, and two brothers, Alonzo and Ray Bassett, also of Rockford. Funeral arrangements were not completed last night. Rockford Republic, December 1, 1926 Dies After Attending Funeral Of Relative With the death of Mrs. Nancy Bassett, 86 years old, Tuesday afternoon, shortly after she had returned to her home, 1309 Parmele st., from the funeral of her son-in-law, Edward H. Atwood, and eventful, brave life was ended. "Grandma" Bassett will be mourned not only by her own family but by the young people of her neighborhood, who have been her dear friends and who never tired of her stories of overland treks and adventures of by-gone days. She had planned to have her picture taken on Tuesday, in a five-generation group, with her daughter, Mrs. George Vincent, aged 64: her granddaughter, Mrs. Louis Brennan, 44; her great-granddaughter, Mrs. Rayner Nelson, 21; and her great-great-grandson, little Gordon Rayner Nelson, who is just four weeks old. It amused Mrs. Bassett that she, life her daughter, granddaughter and great-granddaughter, would be wearing her hair bobbed and curled, before the camera. Native Of New York. Nancy Sears was born in Duchess county, New York, May 15, 1840. She moved in her childhood to Pennsylvania, and after the death of her parents, she came to Illinois when she was 14. At 18 she was married at Spring, Ill, to James Pierce. Eight children were born to the union. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce and their family traveled overland to Missouri, where they had difficulty keeping their fine horses from the horse thieves who roamed through the country west of the Mississippi and Mr. Pierce died on Feb. 17, 1874. Alone, with her six children, the mother returned to Illinois. On Dec. 2, 1874, she married Perris Bassett, and to this union five children were born. Mr. Bassett died on March 31, 1919. Active in Enworth Church. Mrs. Bassett was an active member of the Epworth M.E. church. In spite of her advancing years, she was lively and able to care for herself. She delighted to tell her stories of the tragedies and the little comedies of pioneer days in the middle west, and she always had an interested audience. Mrs. Bassett is survived by eight children, Mrs. Lillian Atwood, 326 Irving ave.; Mrs. Mary Fox, 239 N. Chicago ave.; Mrs. Georgia Thompson, Peoria; Mrs. Ella Vincent; 326 Irving ave.; Mrs. Imogene Bunker, Elkton, Md.; A.W. Bassett, 308 N. Day ave.; Mrs. Laura Johnson, 1309 Parmele st., and Ray H. Bassett, of California. She also leaves 29 grandchildren, 40 great-grandchildren, and two great great grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Fannie Murphy, 809 N. Court st.; and a brother, Hiram J. Sears, 308 Howard ave. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon, with a service for relatives only at 2pm. At the Johnson home, 1309 Parmele st., and a service at 2:30 p.m. at Epworth M.E. church. If arrangements can be made, the Rev. C.M. Jaycox, former pastor of Epworth church, will officiate, assisted by the present pastor, the Rev. Paul Fricke. Burial will be in Cedar Bluff cemetery. Rockford Republic, January 18, 1927 Bassett Estate To Her Children Will of Nancy Bassett Bequests Her $2,500 Estate to Her Five Children All of the five children of Mrs. Nancy Bassett, deceased, will participate in her estate of $2,5000 under her will which has been filed I the probate court of this county. The will was made July 14, 1922. Nels J. Billstrom is nominated in the will as executor. The will provides that Mrs. Chester Fox, a daughter of the deceased, is to heir $200. The remainder of the estate is to be divided among these children: Mrs. Charles Johnson, Rockford; Herbert Ray Bassett, Sacramento, Calif.; Mrs. Edward H. Atwood, Rockford, and Mrs. Charles Bunker, Elkton, Md. It is provided in the will that markers shall be placed at the graves of Mrs. Nancy Bassett and her husband, Perris Bassett, who died in 1919. | Pierce, Nancy Eugenia (Sears) (I157)
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| 9880 | 1880 Federal Census of Adams, Berkshire County, MA (2 Jun 1880) Hiram Bassett 44 M MA VT MA Head Watchman Ellen 39 F ST ST ST Wife Keeping House Jennie 19 F MA MA ST Daughter Works Cotton Mill William Horn 76 M ST ST ST FatherL (ST – Scotland) 1900 Federal Census of Clarksburg, Berkshire County, MA (1 Jun 1900) Edward J. Loveridge 52 Jun 1847 M MA MA MA Head Farmer Jennie 36 Nov 1863 F MA MA ST Wife Ellen 10 Dec 1889 F MA MA MA Daughter At School (Married 18 years, 1 child, 1 living) Living next door 1900 Federal Census of Clarksburg, Berkshire County, MA (1 Jun 1900) Hiram Bassett 57 Jul 1842 M MA VT MA Head Day Laborer Ellen 54 Sep 1845 F ST ST ST Wife (ST – Scotland) (Married 40 years, 1 child, 1 living) | Bassett, Hiram (I6)
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| 9881 | 1880 Federal Census of Adams, Berkshire County, MA (2 Jun 1880) Hiram Bassett 44 M MA VT MA Head Watchman Ellen 39 F ST ST ST Wife Keeping House Jennie 19 F MA MA ST Daughter Works Cotton Mill William Horn 76 M ST ST ST FatherL (ST – Scotland) 1900 Federal Census of Clarksburg, Berkshire County, MA (1 Jun 1900) Edward J. Loveridge 52 Jun 1847 M MA MA MA Head Farmer Jennie 36 Nov 1863 F MA MA ST Wife Ellen 10 Dec 1889 F MA MA MA Daughter At School (Married 18 years, 1 child, 1 living) Living next door 1900 Federal Census of Clarksburg, Berkshire County, MA (1 Jun 1900) Hiram Bassett 57 Jul 1842 M MA VT MA Head Day Laborer Ellen 54 Sep 1845 F ST ST ST Wife (ST – Scotland) (Married 40 years, 1 child, 1 living) | Horn, Ellen (I9)
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| 9882 | 1880 Federal Census of Addison, Shelby County, Indiana Leonidas Bowman 38 M IN IN IN Head Farmer Alice 26 F IN NY IN Wife Keeping House Estella 7 F IN IN IN Daughter Leonidas 1/12 M IN IN IN Son Catherine Bassett 20 F IN IN IN Other Domestic Servant Anthony Riley 19 M IR IR IR Other Farm Hand Charles Thomas 22 M IL US US Other Farm Hand | Bowman, Leonidas Gordon Sr. (I10424)
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| 9883 | 1880 Federal Census of Albright, Alamance County, North Carolina (June 10, 1880) James Bass - Mulatto - 52 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Head - Farmer Bertha E. - Mulatto - 14 - Female - NC-NC-NC - Daughter - Works on Farm Grant - Mulatto - 12 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Son - Works on Farm Dock - Mulatto - 9 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Son - Works on Farm Nancy Bird - Mulatto - 54 - Female - NC-NC-NC - SIster - Housekeeper | Bass, Nancy (I7)
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| 9884 | 1880 Federal Census of Albright, Alamance County, North Carolina (June 10, 1880) James Bass - Mulatto - 52 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Head - Farmer Bertha E. - Mulatto - 14 - Female - NC-NC-NC - Daughter - Works on Farm Grant - Mulatto - 12 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Son - Works on Farm Dock - Mulatto - 9 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Son - Works on Farm Nancy Bird - Mulatto - 54 - Female - NC-NC-NC - SIster - Housekeeper | Bass, Bertha (I24)
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| 9885 | 1880 Federal Census of Albright, Alamance County, North Carolina (June 10, 1880) James Bass - Mulatto - 52 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Head - Farmer Bertha E. - Mulatto - 14 - Female - NC-NC-NC - Daughter - Works on Farm Grant - Mulatto - 12 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Son - Works on Farm Dock - Mulatto - 9 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Son - Works on Farm Nancy Bird - Mulatto - 54 - Female - NC-NC-NC - SIster - Housekeeper | Bass, Grant (I25)
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| 9886 | 1880 Federal Census of Albright, Alamance County, North Carolina (June 10, 1880) James Bass - Mulatto - 52 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Head - Farmer Bertha E. - Mulatto - 14 - Female - NC-NC-NC - Daughter - Works on Farm Grant - Mulatto - 12 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Son - Works on Farm Dock - Mulatto - 9 - Male - NC-NC-NC - Son - Works on Farm Nancy Bird - Mulatto - 54 - Female - NC-NC-NC - SIster - Housekeeper | Bass, Dock (I26)
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| 9887 | 1880 Federal Census of Allegheny, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania James Bassett - 44 - M - PA-EN-EN - Head - Retired Gent. Agness J. - 38 - F - PA-IR-PA - Wife - House Keeper Harry C. - 9 - M - PA-PA-PA - Son Ralph G. - 5 - M - PA-PA-PA - Son Ann Stewart - 70 - F - PA-KY-KY - Mother-in-law | Ann (I39)
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| 9888 | 1880 Federal Census of Allegheny, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania James Bassett - 44 - M - PA-EN-EN - Head - Retired Gent. Agness J. - 38 - F - PA-IR-PA - Wife - House Keeper Harry C. - 9 - M - PA-PA-PA - Son Ralph G. - 5 - M - PA-PA-PA - Son Ann Stewart - 70 - F - PA-KY-KY - Mother-in-law | Bassett, Harry C. (I40)
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| 9889 | 1880 Federal Census of Allegheny, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania Mrs. Bassett - 30 - F - PA-IR-IR - Head - Keeping House Jas. G. - 8 - M - PA-PA-PA - Son - At School Alx. R. - 6 - M - PA-PA-PA - Son - At School Hugh Boyce - 49 - M - IR-IR-IR - Other - Real Estate Agent Bella - 40 - F - PA-PA-IR - Other Mary J. - 19 - F - PA-IR-PA - Other - At School James - 14 - M - PA-IR-PA - Other - At School Sadie - 12 - F - PA-IR-PA - Other - At School Hattie - 9 - F - PA-IR-PA - Other - At School Edw. Basil Boyce - 2/12 - M - PA-IR-PA - Other Wm. Hamilton - 24 - M - PA-PA-PA - Other - Bookkeeper A.B. McMillan - 44 - M - IR-IR-IR - Other Chas. Bassett - 23 - M - PA-EN-PA - Other - Paper Hanger Wm. Wilson - 45 - M - EN-EN-EN - Other - Photo Agt M.J. Chatum - 55 - F - PA-IR-IR - Other | Guy, Sarah (Ross?) (I49)
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| 9890 | 1880 Federal Census of Altona, Clinton County, New York Lucian Bassett 52 M NY NY NY Head Farmer Cloie 27 F NY NY VT Wife Keeping House Lyman 12 M NY NY NY Son At School Alburtus 7 M NY NY NY Son At School Annie Quser 73 F NY GM GM Other Servant The Plattsburgh Sentinel Died Bassett – In West Chazy, April 2, 1900, Mr. Lucian Bassett, aged 72 years. | Bassett, Lucien (I02558)
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| 9891 | 1880 Federal Census of Amherst, Lorain County, Ohio William Bassett - 29 - M - US-US-US - Head - Stationary Engineer Mary - 29 - F - OH------ - Wife - Housekeeping Mary - 9 - F - OH-US-OH - Daughter - Attending School John - 6 - M - OH-US-OH - Son - Attending School Charles - 3 - M - OH-US-OH - Son Alberta - 6/12 - F - OH-US-OH - Daughter 1900 Federal Census of Portaustin Township, Huron County, Michigan (13 Jun 1900) William Bassett - 50 - M - May 1850 - OH-PA-OH - Head - Engineer and Machinist Minnie - 48 - F - Jun 1851 - OH-OH-OH - Wife John - 24 - M - Jul 1875 - OH-OH-OH - Son Charles - 23 - M - Jan 1877 - OH-OH-OH - Son Frank - 16 - M - Sep 1883 - OH-OH-OH - Son Bertha Williams - 20 - F - Jan 1880 - OH-OH-OH - Daughter Velma - 2 - F - Jun 1898 - OH-OH-OH - GrDau (Married 30 years, 8 children, 5 living) (Bertha married 3 years, 1 child, 1 living) 1910 Federal Census of Gustin Township, Alcona County, Michigan (18 Apr 1910) Burt F. Williams - 39 - M - CN-CN-CN - Head - Farmer Bertha - 29 - F - OH-Unknown-OH - Wife Velma - 11 - F - CN-CN-OH - Daughter William F. - 5 - M - MI-CN-OH - Son 1920 Federal Census of Gustin, Alcona County, Michigan (23 Jan 1920) Burt Williams - 53 - M - CN-CN-CN - Head - Farmer General Farm Bertha - 40 - F - OH-OH-OH - Wife William - 15 - M - MI-CN-OH - Son | Bassett, Alberta (Bertha) (I11)
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| 9892 | 1880 Federal Census of Amherst, Lorain County, Ohio William Bassett - 29 - M - US-US-US - Head - Stationary Engineer Mary - 29 - F - OH------ - Wife - Housekeeping Mary - 9 - F - OH-US-OH - Daughter - Attending School John - 6 - M - OH-US-OH - Son - Attending School Charles - 3 - M - OH-US-OH - Son Alberta - 6/12 - F - OH-US-OH - Daughter 1900 Federal Census of Portaustin Township, Huron County, Michigan (13 Jun 1900) William Bassett - 50 - M - May 1850 - OH-PA-OH - Head - Engineer and Machinist Minnie - 48 - F - Jun 1851 - OH-OH-OH - Wife John - 24 - M - Jul 1875 - OH-OH-OH - Son Charles - 23 - M - Jan 1877 - OH-OH-OH - Son Frank - 16 - M - Sep 1883 - OH-OH-OH - Son Bertha Williams - 20 - F - Jan 1880 - OH-OH-OH - Daughter Velma - 2 - F - Jun 1898 - OH-OH-OH - GrDau (Married 30 years, 8 children, 5 living) (Bertha married 3 years, 1 child, 1 living) 1920 Federal Census of Marine City, St. Clair County, Michigan (2 Jan 1920) Charles Bassett - 42 - M - OH-OH-OH - Head - Pipe Assembler Stove Works Pearl - 31 - F - OH-OH-OH - Wife Valiera - 12 - F - MI-OH-OH - Daughter Frances - 11 - F - MI-OH-OH - Daughter Olive - 9 - F - MI-OH-OH - Daughter Frank - 7 - M - MI-OH-OH - Son Enita - 5-6/12 - F - MI-OH-OH - Daughter Charles - 2-9/12 - M - MI-OH-OH - Son Edward - 6/12 - M - MI-OH-OH - Son (Living at 325 Gladys Street) 1930 Federal Census of Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan (29 Apr 1930) Charles Bassett - 52 - M - OH-OH-OH - Head - Boiler Operator Stove Company Pearl - 41 - F - OH-OH-OH - Wife Frank - 18 - M - MI-OH-OH - Son - Stableman Riding Academy Eneda - 15 - F - MI-OH-OH - Daughter Charles - 12 - M - MI-OH-OH - Son (Living at 5964 Hereford) (Married at 35 and 24) | Bassett, Charles (I10)
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| 9893 | 1880 Federal Census of Antwerp, Jefferson County, New York Ira T. Manning 59 M NY -- -- Head Laborer Nancy M. 61 F NY NY NY Wife Keeps House Spencer 14 M NY NY NY Son At School Orvill T. 9 M NY NY NY Son At School Elisabeth 6 F NY NY NY Daughter At School Lena M. 10 F NY NY NY Granddaughter At School Vital Records of Jefferson County, 1847/1847/1849 Town of Antwerp, Births Annett Manning, daughter of Ira Timothy and Maria Manning, born 2 Aug 1849. Theodore served in the 11th U.S. Infantry. 1900 Federal Census of Gouverneur, St. Lawrence County, New York (22 Jun 1900) Theodore Bassett 30 M Jan 1870 NY NY NY Head Laborer Mary 30 F Jul 1870 NY NY NY Wife Housekeeper Leon 18 M Jun 1891 NY NY NY Son Student Mary 6 F Aug 1893 NY NY NY Daughter Student Jerry 5 M May 1894 NY NY NY Son Student (Married 10 years, 3 children, 3 living) 1910 Federal Census of Gouverneur, St. Lawrence County, New York (19 Apr 1910) Theodore S. Bassett 40 M NY MI NY Head Millwright - Marble Mill Mary E. 36 F NY NY NY Wife Mary E. 16 F NY NY NY Daughter Hander? - Lace John C. 14 M NY NY NY Son (Married 20 years, 3 children, 3 living) 1930 Federal Census of Pittsfield, Berkshire County, MA (17 Apr 1930) Leon C. Bassett 38 M NY NY NY Head Welder Electrical Lilian M. 29 F NY NY NY Wife Alvin E. 8 M NY NY NY Son Mary E. 56 F NY NY NY Mother (Married at 28 & 20) Births, Deaths, Marriages from Gouverner, NY Herald St. Lawrence County, NY (aprox. 1864-1904) Married. Bassett-Manning. At the residence of the bride's sister, Canton, Nov. 17, by Rev. W.F. Ball, Theodore Bassett, a member of the 11th U.S. Infantry, and Elizabeth Manning, both of Gouverneur. (11/17/1889) Born. Bassett. In Gouverneur, June 28, 1891, to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore S. Bassett, a son. Born. Bassett. In this village, Aug. 10, 1893, to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore L. Bassett, a daughter. Born. Bassett. In this village, August 2, 1895, to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bassett, a son. | Manning, Mary Elizabeth (I15)
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| 9894 | 1880 Federal Census of Asheville, Buncombe County, North Carolina T.B. Bassett 42 M NC -- NC Head Farmer Harriet 33 F NC NC NC Wife Housekeeping Henrietta M. 8 F NC NC NC Daughter Jno L. 6 M NC NC NC Son Fannie 3 F NC NC NC Daughter Henry G. 1 M NC NC NC Son 1920 Federal Census of Beaverdam, Asheville, Brunswick Co., NC (13 Jan 1920) Sarah H. Bassett 72 F NC NC NC Head John L. 45 M NC NC NC Son Carpenter House Fannie 43 F NC NC NC Daughter Thomas J. 30 M NC NC NC Son (Living next to a John H. Palmer Family) Asbury Memorial United Methodist Cemetery, 171 Beaverdam Road, Asheville, N.C. Thad B. Bassett Hattie Justus Bassett Oct. 25, 1837 b. May 31, 1847 d. Apr. 13, 1914 d. May 21, 1929 | Justus, Hattie (I94)
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| 9895 | 1880 Federal Census of Athol, Worcester County, Massachusetts Chas C. Bassett 75 M MA MA MA Head Horse Blanket Manuf. Lucinda 55 F MA NH MA Wife Keeping House Helen 28 F MA MA MA Daughter At Home The Family Bible of Charles C. Bassett Born Feb. 24, 1805, Norton, Mass. Died Jan. 21, 1886, Athol, Mass. Births Charles C. Bassett Feb. 24, 1805 Lucinda S. Jones March, 10, 1825 Marriage Charles C. Bassett Lucinda S. Jones May 29, 1845, By Rev. E.A.P. Perkins Births Charles Harrison Bassett Dec. 7, 1846 Bap. by Rev. E.A.P.Perkins June 6, 1847 Lucinda S. Jones was born in Phillipston, Mass. Helen Lucinda Bassett April 5, 1852, Bap. by Rev. E.A.P.Perkins Aug. 8, 1852 Deaths Helen L. Bassett March 20, 1881 Charles C. Bassett Jan. 21, 1886 Capt. Charles C. Bassett was born in Norton, Mass. Came to Phillipston, Mass., was in business with his father, Isaac Bassett, also with Col. Artemas Lee of Templeton. In 1856 he removed to Athol, Mass. | Bassett, Charles Cobb (I08819)
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| 9896 | 1880 Federal Census of Auburn, Androscoggin County, Maine Susan Bassett 35 F ME ME ME Head Servant Mary B. 6 F ME ME ME Daughter | Bryant, Susan (I05417)
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| 9897 | 1880 Federal Census of Audobon Township, Montgomery County, IL (12 Jun 1880) W. Henry Bass 29 M IL TN VA Head Farmer Nancy A. 27 F IN PA IN Wife Keeping House Chas. E. 7 M IL IL IN Son Lucinda J. 5 F IL IL IN Daughter 1900 Federal Census of Audobon Township, Montgomery County, IL (20 Jun 1900) Henry Bass (Wd) 49 M Oct 1850 IL TN VA Head Carpenter Myrtle 7 F Apr 1893 IL IL IN Daughter At school Lulu 25 F Sep 1874 IL IL IN Daughter Myron 19 M Jan 1881 IL IL IN Son Day Laborer Thomas 14 M Oct 1885 IL IL IN Son At school | Bass, William Henry (I34810)
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| 9898 | 1880 Federal Census of Audubon, Montgomery County, IL (14 Jun 1880) Joseph Bass 33 M IL KY KY Head Farmer Estella E. 2 F IL IL IL Daughter Cora May 1 F IL IL IL Daughter E. McClearey 62 F TN SC TN MotherL Keeping House 1900 Federal Census of Audobon Township, Montgomery County, IL (7 Jun 1900) Cora Bass 20 F Nov 1879 IL IL IL Head Farmer Charles 19 M May 1881 IL IL IL Brother Farm Laborer Frank 17 M Oct 1882 IL IL IL Brother Willie 15 M Mar 1885 IL IL IL Brother Jennie 14 F Aug 1885 IL IL IL Sister Medda 12 F Dec 1887 IL IL IL Sister Mamie 10 F Sep 1889 IL IL IL Sister James 8 M Feb 1892 IL IL IL Brother | Bass, Josiah Joseph (I35013)
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| 9899 | 1880 Federal Census of Aurora, Cloud County, Kansas Joseph Bassett 42 M VT CN CN Head Farmer Adeline 42 F CN CN CN Wife Keeping House Joseph 21 M IL VT CN Son Works on Farm Mary 18 F IL VT CN Daughter At Home Adeline 16 F IL VT CN Daughter At Home Louis 14 M IL VT CN Son Works on Farm Napoleon 10 M KS VT CN Son Works on Farm Matilda 6 F KS VT CN Daughter Lucy 5 F KS VT CN Daughter Lena 4 F KS VT CN Daughter Josephine 1 F KS VT CN Daughter | Bessette, Joseph (I1847)
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| 9900 | 1880 Federal Census of Aurora, Cloud County, Kansas Joseph Bassett 42 M VT CN CN Head Farmer Adeline 42 F CN CN CN Wife Keeping House Joseph 21 M IL VT CN Son Works on Farm Mary 18 F IL VT CN Daughter At Home Adeline 16 F IL VT CN Daughter At Home Louis 14 M IL VT CN Son Works on Farm Napoleon 10 M KS VT CN Son Works on Farm Matilda 6 F KS VT CN Daughter Lucy 5 F KS VT CN Daughter Lena 4 F KS VT CN Daughter Josephine 1 F KS VT CN Daughter | Lavasseur, Adeline (I1848)
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