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- Madison County Times, Chittenango, N.Y.
Friday Morning, Nov. 3, 1905
Mr. Fred Harbottle of Binghamton, Mr. Charles Harbottle of Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. T.C. Bassett of New York, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bassett of Canastota, have been called here by the serious illness of Mrs. John Chapman.
The Syracuse Journal, November 7, 1905
Chittenango
Chittenango, Nov. 7 â?? Mrs. John Chapman died on Saturday and the funeral service was held at her late home on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Chapman was the daughter of the late Joseph Harbottle, and was twice married, her first husband being Thomas Bassett, at one time proprietor of the Yates house in this place, and of the St. Charles hotel in Syracuse. She is survived by her husband, John Chapman, a son, Thomas Bassett of New York; two sisters, Mrs. Richard Walrath and Mrs. Theodore W. Burnett of this place, and two brothers, Charles Harbottle of Syracuse and Frederick Harbottle of Binghamton
1900 Federal Census of Sullivan, Madison County, New York (8 Jun 1900)
Alfred E. Root 36 M Oct 1863 NY NY NY Head Druggist
Clara A. 28 F Dec 1871 NY EN EN Wife
Agnes A. (Wd) 64 F Apr 1836 NY NY NY Mother
Edward Bassettt 19 M May 1881 NY NY NY Nephew Crug Clerk
(Married 0 years, no children, Agnes, 3 children, 2 living)
1910 Federal Census of Manhattan, New York City, New York (1910)
Thos. C. Bassett 50 M NY NY NY Head Clerk Restaurant
Kate Y. 35 F NY NY NY Wife
(Married 14 years, his 2nd marriage, her 1st marriage)
Madison County Times, Friday October 26, 1923
Died at Bath
Word was received here this week of the death at his home in Bath, N.Y., of Thomas Coon Bassett, former resident of this village, and father of Thomas Edward Bassett of this place. Mr. Bassett was born near Manlius Center about sixty-eight years ago and married Hannah Root, who died December 29, 1888. Mr. and Mrs. Bassett lived in Chittenango for many years. Some time after the death of his first wife Mr. Bassett married Catherine Young, who survives him, as does also his son by his first wife, Thomas Edward Bassett of this place. Mr. Bassett died on Sunday and funeral services held an burial made at Bath on Tuesday. The deceased has been absent from Chittenango since 1895.
From Prescriptions and Paints to Hot Lunches and Recruits
The building at 210 Genesee St. in Chittenango, known as Sharonâ??s Luncheonette, is approaching the century mark. It was built originally as a drug store and remained that for many years.
In February, 1887, a notice appeared in the local newspaper that said: â??Clark and Bassett, not satisfied with their present store and accommodations, have purchased a part of R.E. Webberâ??s lot just north of St. Paulâ??s Church are to commence at once the erection of a two-story building, the first floor to be arranged for a neat and model drug, stationery and grocery store.â?
By April of that same year H. L. Gay, the local hardware man, was putting the roof on the new structure and, before long, they moved in.
The new store owners were George C. Clark, who had come to Chittenango in 1878 and Thomas C. Bassett, another businessman. When Mr. Clark first arrived he took a position with Richard R. Walrath. Later he formed a partnership with Mr. Walrath and for a while continued in business with him. At length, Mr. Walrath sold to Thomas C. Bassett and the two built the drug store together. About 1886, Mr. Clark bought Mr. Bassett out and operated it on his own.
Evening Tribune-Times, Hornell, N.Y., Monday, October 22, 1923
Thomas Bassett Dies
Bath, Oct. 22 ? Thomas C. Bassett died early yesterday morning, following an illness of several weeks. Mr. Bassett had lived in Bath for the past twelve years, during which time he had established a wide acquaintance. Active and willing in support of every worthy cause, he commanded the esteem of the community. Mr. Bassett was an elder in the Presbyterian church, a faithful attendant at its services. Mr. Bassett was born in Manlius Centre, 62 years ago. He passed a major portion of his life in New York city, before removal to Bath. He was married in 1896 to Katherine L. Young who is his sole immediate survivor. Rev. George Allen Jr., of the Presbyterian church will officiate at the funeral at the family home in East Washington avenue at 2 o?clock Tuesday afternoon. The interment will be in Grove cemetery.
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1859 - 1923 (64 years)