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- Cemetery, Berlin, Green Lake County, Wisconsin
Alta Bassett Space 10, Block 16
Born Aug. 8, 1832 Died May 5, 1919 (84 years old)
Ellen S. Bassett Space 6, Lot 7 Block 16
Born 1821 Died 1855 (34 years old)
T.S. Bassett Space 7, Lot 7 Block 16
Born 1814 Died 1900
Fanny C. Bassett Space 3, Lot 23 Block 16
Born Aug. 2, 1833 Died March 16, 1909 (aged 75)
1850 Federal Census of Passdumkeag, Penobscot County, Maine (8 Aug 185
Thomas S. Bassett 35 M Maine Harnessmaker
Ellen 27 F New Hampshire
Charles H. 7 M Maine
Annette F. 5 F Maine
Abby C. 8/12 F Maine
Lydia Hart 54 F New Hampshire
S.W.L. Chase 28 M New Hampshire Physician 500
1860 Federal Census of Berlin, Green Lake County, Wisconsin (1 Jun 186
Thomas Bassett 43 M Maine Harness maker --- 400
Alta A. 26 F New York
Charles 17 M Maine Student
Annetta F. 14 F Maine
Abby C. 10 F Maine
Thomas E. 5 M Wisconsin
Mary E. 1/12 F Wisconsin
Daniel Sharlin 34 M Connecticut Auctioner 1800 ---
Daniel Jr. 1 1/12?M Wisconsin
History of Northern Wisconsin
The Western Historical Company (1881)
Thomas E. Bassett, harness-maker, Berlin, was born in Oxford Co., Me.,
in 1814. His parents were Joseph and Sally (Smith) Bassett, who were natives
of Maine, and whose ancestors were among the early settlers of that State. Mr.
Bassett was educated and learned his trade in his native place, and in 1864,
established business for himself in Penobscot County, where he remained until
1854, when he came to this city and began his present business. He was married
in New Hampshire, in 1841, to Miss Ellen Stanton. They have six children - two
sons: Edgar, who assists him in the business, and Charles Henry, w
mechanic, and employed by the Berlin Coffin Co. He enlisted, Sept. 1, 1861,
and was mustered out Sept. 1, 1864, at Cartersville, Ga., and was a member of
Co. D, 1st Wis. C., and participated in all the battles of the regiment, and
was honorably discharged with them. He has held the office of City Clerk one
term, and has been three years in his present situation. He was married, in
1870, to Miss Fannie C. Smith, of this city, but born in the State of N
York.
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