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- Charleston News and Courier, Thursday, June 1, 1938
Capt. Lowell Bassett
News has been received of the death in Mobile Friday of Captain Lowell Whittier Bassett, Untied States army, a brother of Chester E. Bassett, of Charleston. Funeral services were held Monday in the United States national cemetery.
Captain Bassett, a native of Indianapolis, served as a lieutenant during the World war. On his return to the Unites States he was transferred to the field artillery. After special courses in law he received the degrees of A.B., LL B., LL M., M.P.L. and S.J.D., and was transferred to the judge advocate general?s department where he served until his retirement a year ago.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Octavia Adelaide Revere Bassett; a son, L. Reeve Bassett; two brothers, Mr. Bassett, of Charleston, and Earl C. Bassett, of Mobile, and two sisters, Mrs. Helen B. Clark, of Washington, and Mrs. Wallace Shilling, of Indianapolis.
Evening Post, Charleston, South Carolina, Wednesday, May 31, 1939
Capt. Lowell Bassett
Brother of Charlestonian Passes Away in Mobile
News has been received here of the death on Friday, May 26, in Mobile, Ala., of Capt. Lowell Whittier Bassett, U.S.A. Captain Bassett, a native of Indianapolis, Ind., was a brother of Chester E. Bassett, of Charleston.
Captain Bassett served as a lieutenant during the World war. Upon his return from overseas he was transferred to the field artillery of the United States army. After special courses in law he obtained the degrees of A.B., LL.B., LL.M., M.P.L, and S.J.D., and was then transferred to the judge advocate general?s department, where he served until his retirement a year ago.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Octavia Adelaide Revere Bassett; a son, L. Revere Bassett, both of Mobile; two brothers, Mr. Bassett, of Charleston, and Earl C. Bassett, of Mobile, two sisters, Mrs. Helen B. Clark, of Washington, D.C., and Mrs. Wallace shilling, of Indianapolis, Ind.; a brother-in-law, Heustis King, of Mobile, and other relatives.
Interment was in the United States national cemetery, following funeral services Monday.
1900 Federal Census of Center Township, Marion County, Indiana (2 Jun 1900)
William E. Bassett - 33 - M - Oct 1866 - IN-OH-IN - Head - Veneer cutter
Louisa - 32 - F - Nov 1867 - OH-OH-OH - Wife
Blanche P. - 14 - F - Apr 1886 - IN-IN-OH - Daughter
Estella D. - 12 - F - Dec 1887 - IN-IN-OH - Daughter
Chester E. - 10 - M - Nov 1889 - IN-IN-OH - Son
Ethel M. - 8 - F - Jan 1892 - IN-IN-OH - Daughter
Earl C. - 6 - M - Nov 1893 - IN-IN-OH - Son
Lowel W. - 1 - M - Jun 1898- IN-IN-OH - Son
(Married 15 years, 7 children, 6 living)
1910 Federal Census of Mobile City, Mobile County, Alabama (18 Apr 1910)
William E. Bassett - 43 - M - IN-IN-IN - Head - Slicer Verserving mills
Louisa - 42 - F - OH-OH-OH - Wife - Home
Chester - 20 - M - IN-IN-OH - Son - Plumber
Ethel - 18 - F - IN-IN-OH - Daughter - Cashier
Earl - 16 - M - IN-IN-OH - Son - Brick mason
Lowell - 11 - M - IN-IN-OH - Son
Helen - 8 - F - IN-IN-OH - Daughter
(Married 24 years, 8 children, 7 living)
1920 Federal Census of Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama (4 Jan 1920)
Bassett - 50 - M - IN-IN-IN - Head - Cooper
L - 45 - F - IN-IN-IN - Wife
Lowell - 22 - M - IN-IN-IN - Son
Helen - 17 - F - IN-IN-IN - Daughter
(Living at 1702 ??? City Avenue)
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1898 - 1939 (40 years)