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Port of Arrival: New York, 19 Apr 1830
Port of Departure: Rye
Place of Origin: Great Britain
William Bassett 32 M
Jane Bassett 28 F
Edward 8 M
Elizabeth 5 F
William 3 M
Thomas 1 M
Pioneer History of Clarksfield
William and Elias Bassett came from England to America, the former in 1830 and the latter in 1828. William and his family were on the ocean for more than six weeks. They lived in New York state for six months and then came to Townsend township, Huron County, O., and lived in the old block house for some time, then bought a small farm two miles from the Center. In the fall of 1832 they came to Clarksfield and lived in a house belonging to Johnson Wheeler, at Hayesville until the following spring, then moved to the Hollow and lived in a house across the street from Capt. Husted's probably just west from the Hotel. In 1834 they bought the Myron Rogers farm, of Levi Barnum. This was on the Norwalk road a half mile west of the Hollow. In 1838 they bought of Lucius M. Curtis 30 acres of land north of the Hollow and east of the river. In 1846 they bought out George Pelham and built the house which was owned by M.B Bissell for many years and is now owned by John Gardiner. In 1856 they moved to the Hollow, where Mr. Bassett died in 1862 at the age of 66 years. His wife, whose maiden name was Jane Pelham, died in Michigan in 1879 at the age of 76 years. Their children were Edward, Elizabeth, William and Thomas, born in England, Lucy, George, Samuel, Henry, Maylam and Ellen were born in Ohio. Edward went to Defiance county about 1841 and married there. He now lives in Nebraska. Elizabeth married Alanson Hamlin, a cousin of Noah, and they went west. She died in 1867. William became a blacksmith and worked at the Hollow. About 1852 he married a lady from Ashland county and moved to Defiance county, where he died in 1896. Thomas married Lydia Merrifield in 1856. He went to Defiance county and died there in 1892. Lucy married C.E. Mead, of Bronson Township, in 1853. They lived in Bronson, then Kansas and are now living in California. George was drowned in the Mississippi River in 1855. Samuel married Emeline Case and lived in Clarksfield until about 1868, when he moved to Missouri, where he died in 1888. Henry married Alcie M. Rogers in 1863, and lived in Clarksfield until 1873, following the profession of teaching. He now lives in Lodi, O., where he is a newspaper publisher. Maylam lived in Clarksfield until the war, and after serving as a soldier for four years, went to Michigan, where he married and lived until his death in 1896. Ellen died in infancy.
Elias Bassett lived at Hayesville for a time, but moved to Defiance,O. about 1838 and died in Iowa many years ago.
1830 Federal Census of Tomsend, Huron County, Ohio
Wm. Basset 210001-01001
2mU5,1m5-10,1m30-40,1f5-10,1f20-30
1840 Federal Census of Clarksfield, Huron County, Ohio
Wm. Bassett 221101-0111101
2mU5,2m5-10,1m10-15,1m15-20,1m30-40,1f5-10,1f10-15,1f15-20,1f20-30,1f40-50
1850 Federal Census of Clarksfield Township, Huron County, Ohio (25 Jul 1850)
William Bassett 52 M England Farmer 2500
Jane 46 F England
Thomas 21 M England
Lucy 17 F Ohio
George 15 M Ohio
Samuel 13 M Ohio
Henry 10 M Ohio
John 7 M Ohio
Ellen 4 F Ohio
Clarksfield Methodist Cemetery, Clarksfield Township, Huron County, Ohio
Jane Bassett, w/o William Bassett, d. 6 Aug 1879, aged 86y 3 d.
William Bassett d. 6 Jul 1862, age 66y 3m 6d.
Ellen M. Bassett, daughter, d. 27 Jy 1851, age 5y 7m 6d
Samuel B. Bassett, d. 2 Sep 1888, age 51y 4m 7d (Co B 2nd O.V.C.) GAR
Emeline Bassett w/o Samuel Bassett, d. 7 Oct 1883 age 41y 1d.
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Bassett Family Association Database
1796 - 1862 (66 years)