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- The New York Times, Thursday, December 17, 1942
Ulysses S.G. Bassett
Teacher in Washington Schools for Many Years Dies
Special to the New York Times.
WASHINGTON, D.C., Dec. 15 - Ulysses Simpson Grant Bassett, for many years a teacher in Washington High Schools, died here yesterday, at the age of 70.
Mr. Bassett came here last week from his home in New Haven, Conn., suffering from a stroke, and rapidly became worse. A funeral service will be held here tomorrow. Burial will be in Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven, on Friday.
Mr. Bassett was born on July 7, 1872, in Haiti, where his father, Ebenezer Don C. Bassett, had been United States Minister under President Hayes. His father later was Consul General of Haiti in New York for fourteen years. Before teaching in Washington, Ulysses Bassett taught in Philadelphia and New York. He prepared for college at Hopkins Grammar School, New Haven. He was not married. A brother, Ebenezer Don C. Bassett Jr. was a member of the Yale class of '85.
Howard University Medical College
Ulysses Simpson Grant Bassett, A.B. - Born i n1872, Port au Prince, Haiti. Attended public schools, New Haven, Conn.; graduated A.B., 1895, Yale University, New Haven. Attended Howard University Medical College, session 31, 1898-9. Is a teacher in the Washington (D.C.) High School; present address 927 N Street, N.W.
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