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- 1915 New York State Census (1 Jun 1915)
Frederick Bassett 27 Head US Heating & Ventaling
Louise 25 Wife US Housework
Fred?k 4 Son US
(Living on Audobon Ave.)
1920 Federal Census of Richmond Hill, Queens, New York (13 Jan 1920)
William Bassett 57 M EN EN EN Head Steward (1884)
Helen 57 F CZ CZ CZ Wife (1884)
Frederick W. 32 M NY EN CZ Son Sheet Metal Work Factory
(Living at 8920 Briggs Avenue) (CZ- Constance)
1930 Federal Census of Richmond Hill, Queens, NY (15 Apr 1930)
Frederick Bassett 42 M NY EN GM Head Superintendent Sheet Metal
Cora 38 F NY GM GM Wife
Mathilda Kroether 42 F NY GM GM SisterL
Marion Whelan 15 F NY NY NY Stepdau.
(Living at 8773 118th Street) (Married at 21 & 21)
1930 Federal Census of Queens, New York City, NY (1930)
Louise Bassett (Wd) 40 F NY FR FR Head Saleslady Dept. Store
Fred 19 M NY NY NY Son Clerk Civil Service
180B112235211. Fred Bassett ? born about 1911 in New York.
Denver Rocky Mountain News, Sunday, February 1, 1920
Woman Charges Her School Chum Stole Husband
Special to the News.
NEW YORK, Jan. 31 ? Mrs. Louise K. Bassett, who formerly lived at 8920 One Hundred and Seventeenth street, Richmond Hill, but whose present residence is 242 East Eighty-seventh street, Manhattan, is plaintiff in an action for divorce from her husband, Frederick William Bassett, a former well-known business man of Richmond Hill, the facts of which are being tried before a jury in Part II, of the Queens county Supreme court.
In her complaint Mrs. Bassett alleges that she was married on Feb. 15, 1900, and that she lived happily with her husband at Richmond Hill until, in August last, she invited her former school chum, Mrs. Cora Whalen, to come and visit her. Immediately upon entrance of the latter into her home, Mrs. Bassett alleges, her husband became violently in love with her and within a few days told her, Mrs. Bassett, that she could move out of the house as soon as she desired, but that Mrs. Whalen was going to remain. Mrs. Bassett alleges that after a short time she did leave and Mrs. Whalen remained.
Bassett has denied the allegations of his wife and he has also charged that his wife was friendly with Isador Wolin, a business man of 395 Broadway, Manhattan. He alleges that Mrs. Bassett and he took frequent automobile trips while they were at Bradley Beach. Wolin has denied the allegations that Bassett makes and he is represented at the trial.
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