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1	3rd son of the Earl of Suffolk	Family: F7
2	Galfridus married Sybil (Sibel) MAUDUIT, daughter of William DE MAUDUIT of Porchester & Hanslope and Maud DE HANSLAPE, about 1153 in Warwickshire, England. (Sybil (Sibel) MAUDUIT was born about 1128 in Hanslope, Buckinghamshire, England	Family: F1016
3	Later to become the Duke of Newcastle	Family: F9
4	not certain if the three daughters were children of Margaret or Joan	Family: F14
5	other marriage date proposed as 1587 in Hints	Family: F18
6	Ralph married Alianore DE LA WADE, daughter of Henry DE LA WADE King's Cook, of Bletchingdon and Unknown, about 1264 in Weldon, Northampton, England (Alianore DE LA WADE was born about 1239 in Bletchingdon, Oxfordshire, England and died after 23 May 1293 in Great Weldon, Kettering, Northamptonshire, England	Family: F1020
7	some sources state that his wife was Joan de la Pole,daughter of John de la Pole of London	Family: F1022
8	Baldwin Fitz-Gilbert,brother of Richard de Clare of Tonbridge, had sons Robert and Richard. Robert "had Brionne and was deprived of it" and Richard died supposedly s.p. Baldwin's two daughters became his heirs, one of whom married Osmond de Centville, Viscount Vernon by whom a daughter who married Richard de Reivers Patricia A Junkin	daughter of Baldwin Fitz -Gilbert
9	daughter of a Tamworth labourer	Mary
10	Many genealogical accounts give Bassett/Bathel of Ouilly-le-Bassett the title of Duke of Normandy but the fiefdom of Normandy was not created until 911 and was for the Viking leader Rollo,also known as Rolf. Rollo and his Viking allies conquered a large region of France and besieged Paris until entering vassalage to Charles the Simple ,the king of the West Franks through the Treaty of St.Claire-sur-Epte. In exchange for homage and fealty, Rollo legally gained the territory he and his Viking allies had previously conquered. The name "Normandy" reflects Rollo's Viking (i.e. Northman, Normanorum) origins. Rollo and his immediate successors were styled as "Counts of Normandy. Some later medieval sources refer to them by the title "Dux", a Latin term from which is derived the English word "duke"; however, Rollo's great-grandson Richard II was the first to assuredly be styled "Duke of Normandy". Although certain titles were used interchangeably during this period, the title of "duke" was typically reserved for the highest rank of feudal nobility - those who either who owed homage and fealty directly to kings or who were independent sovereigns primarily distinguished from kings by not having dukes as vassals	Bassett, of Oilly-le-Basset
11	He served with the 2nd/1st. Anti-Tank Corps, 6th Division in the Middle East, Greece and the Pacific.	Alexander Trevor Bassett
12	. Alfred George Bassett - born 1886, died 1958, married Matilda Campbell Forgie. She was born 1886, died 1958. They are both buried in Pinecrest Cemetery on Baseline Road in Ottawa, Canada. There is a lane in Ottawa named after him	Alfred George Bassett
13	Eleanor married Sir John KNYVET Chief Justice, Lord Chancellor, son of Richard KNYVET of Southwick and Joan DE WORTH. (Sir John KNYVET Chief Justice, Lord Chancellor was born about 1322 in Southwick, Oundle, Northamptonshire, England and died in 1381 in Winwick, Oundle, Northamptonshire, England	Alianore\Eleanor Bassett
14	Anna Maria Bassett - christened 16 Feb 1868 in Kingsbury, Warwick, England, married Thomas Mason. He was born in 1854. They had Ellen Mason, born 1889, Dora Mason, born 1889, Hugh Mason, born 1892, Arthur Mason, born 1893, and possibly others. Arthur Mason died in 1963. He married Clara Webster in 1921 in St. Thomas, W. Gorton, Manchester, England. She was born in 1894. They had Ernest Mason, born 1922 and John Mason, born 1925, died 1993. John married Beryl Milner. Beryl was born in 1924. They had Stuart Mason, born 1953, and Janet Mason, born 1957.	Anna Maria Bassett
15	There is an entry in the parish records in 1766 'Old Bartholomew died today' (Roy Bassett)	Bartholomew Bassett
16	married Mr. Troyer and settled in Wyoming.	Carrie Bassett
17	aged 4 months	Charles Bassett
18	Record amended from 1771 to 1770 as christening was 1770. Pat Newton	Charles Bassett
19	Arnold Sentinel Charles E. Bassett Services on July 24th Services were held, Thursday, July 24, from the First United Presbyterian Church for Charles E. Bassett, 73, of 714 South Cottonwood, North Platte, Nebraska, who passed away Saturday, July 19, in a North Platte hospital. The Rev. Richard Headen officiated the services. Interment was in Floral Lawns Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Charles E. Bassett, was born December 9, 1910, at Callaway, where he attended school. He lived in Council Bluffs, Iowa, from 1949 until 1972 when he moved to North Platte where he had resided since. He was a member of the First United Presbyterian Church. He is survived by his widow, Hazel; one son, Robert of North Platte; two brothers, Roy of Napa, Idaho and Percy of Orange, Calif.; and three grandchildren.	Charles E Bassett
20	Charles W. Bassett, son of Joseph and Elizabeth (Turner) Bassett, was born in Dec 1857/8 in England. He died in 1932. He married Fanny H. Tschudi about 1880. Fanny H. was born in Connecticut in Apr 1862. Charles Immigrated to the United States in 1871. They are both buried in the Arnold Cemetery in Arnold, Custer County, Nebraska, located one mile south of Arnold just off of Highway 40. He is listed in the Custer County Farmers & Ranchers (1886) as C.W. Bassett of Cliff. Charles W. Bassett, Pioneer Resident, Called by Death Charles W. Bassett, was born in England, December 8, 1858, and died at his home in Arnold, Nebraska, June 18, 1932, at the age of 74 years, 6 months and 8 days. He was baptized and became a member of the Episcopal church in infancy. Mr. Bassett came to this country with his parents when he was five years of age. The family settled first at Toronto, Canada, where they remained for a short time, moving to Marquette, Michigan, then to Decatur, Illinois, and subsequently to Schuyler, Nebraska. Charles W. Bassett was married to Fanny Tschudi on September 21, 1879, at Guide Rock, Nebraska. He was an early pioneer of Custer county, having filed on a homestead in the Pine Canyon neighborhood in 1883 and resided there until he retired from active work in 1915. At that time he moved to Arnold and remained here until death claimed him. Mr. and Mrs. Bassett were the parents of fourteen children: Frank Bassett now lives at Ponce Coupe, British Columbia; Jess, Edwin and Floyd at Paxton, Nebraska; Will, Sidney, Clifford and Mrs. Sherman Sheets at Arnold, Nebraska; Mrs. George Harris at Brule, Nebraska; and Mrs. Clay Harper at Burns, Wyoming. Four children preceded their father in death. There remain to mourn, his wife and children, also twenty-three grandchildren, seven great grandchildren, two brothers, two sisters, and a host of friends. Mr. Bassett was a devoted husband and a loving father, whose good and manly qualities made him respected and admired by all who knew him. His friends as well as his family will miss him greatly. "Those vacant charis, we'll find them here, 'Mid other griefs here given; Nor vacant chairs in Heaven." Funeral services were held at the family home in Arnold, Monday, June 20th, in charge of Rev. A.W. Judd, pastor of the Baptist church. All of Mr. Bassett's living children were able to be present at the funeral excepting one son, Frank, whose home is in Canada. Mrs. George Bailey, Mrs. John Melton, P.G. Houghton and L. M. Brewer sang three songs, accompanied at the organ by Miss Genevieve McGuire. Pall bearers were A.J. McCants, John Melton, Ed Miller, S.J. Medlin, Chalres Fisher and Lewis Nansel. Interment was made in the Arnold cemetery.	Charles W Bassett
21	died young	child Bassett
22	Florence Maud Gildea - born 7 Mar 1893 in Lefroy, Tasmania, married Leslie May Allen, son of Edward and Ellen (Deeker) Allen on 2 Ju 1910 in 24 Brunswick St., Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia. He was born in 1891 in Fairfield Park, Australia. He died 3/4 Sep 1916. They had Maxwell Allen, Leslie Harland Allen, and Walter Allen. Maxwell Allen married Alice and had Beverley Allen and Carol Allen	Clara Bassett
23	Arnold Sentinel Thursday, October 29, 1942 Saturday afternoon at two o'clock, funeral services were conducted at the Methodist Church by Rev. E.N. Littrell for Clarence Bassett, 39, who was killed while picking corn on his farm last Tuesday, October 20. Mrs. Don Smith and Evelyn Fosbury sang during the services, accompanied by Mrs. G.H. Johnson at the piano. Pallbearers were Alva Chrisp, Loren White, R.V. Wall, Lewis Nansel, Carl Roos and Wm. Samll, and interment was in the Arnold cemetery. Clarence Bassett, son of Joseph E. and Malora Belle Bassett, was born at Pine Canyon near Arnold, Nebraska, on April 28, 1903. His entire life was spent in this territory. Early in life, Mr. Bassett developed a keen interest in the development and advancement of good farming. He worked with his father on his farm in Pine Canyon until 1925, then moved to the farm that has since been his home. On February 23, 1927, he was united in marriage to Verel McCandless, and to this unoin one son, Gary Joe, was born. Besides his wife and son, he is surived by his father; four brothers, J.I. and Percy Bassett, both of Arnold, Charles E. Bassett of Lexington, and Roy Bassett of Burley, Idaho. Out of town people attending the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pocenka of Toledo, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bassett of Burley ,Idaho, Mrs. Glenn Piper and daughters of Portland, Oregon, Mrs. Kenneth Daily of Lynnwood, California, Mrs. and Mrs. Glenn Denney and daughers of Leadville, Colorado, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Bassett, Charles Bassett and Glenn Bassett of Paxton, Rev. and Mrs. J.E. Troyer and daughers of Westerville, and Mr.s Mabel Peterson, Mrs. Betty Kennedy, and Mrs. Clyde Applegarth of Wiessert.	Clarence Bassett
24	Clifford Bassett was born to Charles W. and Fannie Bassett in Pine Canyon, near Callaway, Nebraska on November 26, 1903. He grew to manhood in Pine Canyon. On December 25, 1924 he was united in marriage to Lila Sell. To this union were born three children. One daughter, Doris Jean, passed away in infancy. Surviving are his wife, Lila Bassett; one son, Richard of Jamestown, North Dakota; and one daughter, Mrs. Elayne Nezzer of Lakeland, Florida; and four grandchildren. He is survived also by one brother, Sidney Bassett of Arnold; and one sister, Mrs. Grace Sheets of North Platte. Mr. and Mrs. Bassett lived in Springs, Wyoming; Billings, Montana; and in Gardena, Calif. where he spent 22 years as a Ford mechanic. After retirement, several years were spent in Mount Vernon, Ohio, from where they moved to Lakeland, Florida where he passed away on October 26, 1980. His body was returned to Arnold for services at the Baptist Church and burial in the Arnold Cemetery. Memorial services were held October 30, 1980 at 2:00 p.m. with the Rev. Gus Kubish officiating. Music was by Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fletcher, and Mrs. Gerald Harter, organist. Casket Bearers were Dick Bassett, Walter Bassett, Howard Van Cleave, Bert Troyer, Glen Bassett and Dennis Bassett. The Arnold Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.	Clifford L Bassett
25	He married (1) Ellen Myrtle Miller, daughter of John and Maria Adelaide (Franklin) Miller. She was born 29 Oct 1906 in Lilydale, Tasmania. She died 9 Aug 1984 in Launceston, Tasmania. He married (2) Ivy Norma Costain, daughter of Charles and Lillian Costain, on 3 Jul 1948 in Paterson St. Methodist Church, Launceston, Tasmania. She died 15 May 1996. (Dates of children don't make sense) Children by 1st wife. 33BV593581. David William Bassett - born 1951, died 23 Mar 1952 in Launceston General Hospital, Launceston, Tasmania. E	David William Bassett
26	Edward Bassett, son of Thomas and Margaret Bassett, was born about 1545. He died about 1608. He married Jane Lynne in 1564. An unnacounted for birth, Henry Bassett, christened 10 Feb 1591 in Tamworth, Stafford, England, died 2 Mar 1591, son of William Bassett. A William Bassett married Ellen Haslendein on 26 Oct 1590 in Tamworth, Stafford, England. A Walter Bassett married Joyce Gybbes on 31 May 1599 in Tamworth, Stafford, England.	Edward Bassett
27	Notes by Dr H T Betteridge on site in the Thomas Bassett of Hints Album	Edward Bassett
28	possibly the Edward who married Ann Cooper on 28 Dec 1801 in Tamworth	Edward Bassett
29	The Bassetts appear to have acquired Hints after the Meynells. Thomas Bassett's son, Edward, who married Elizabeth Chetwynd of Ingestre, settled there, and his son Thomas in herited the Manor. He had two sons, Thomas and Edward; the former's only child died young so it was Edward, married to Jane Lynne, whose issue carried on. Edward's son, Walter, married Sconsolate Greville, a natural daughter of Sir Fulke Greville, a minister to Queen Elizabeth I. Born at Beauchamp Court, Warwick, Sconsolate came to Hints and raised her children, who were to branch out into many areas as farmers, businessmen and holders of public offices. The hall was a mellow place in their day, with pleasant fields and tree-covered hills that well-supported the livestock of the farms. In 1601 Edward and Walter sold Hints to Robert Floyer. Edward died in 1608, and his daughter-in-law in the same year, leaving Walter, who apparently stayed on there until his death in 1632. The Church Register recalls the passing of the last Bassett of Hints. Peter Bassett, of Coventry, who has traced his ancestry back to the Bassetts of Hints, believes there are many people, especially in Sutton Coldfield, who are also descended from them. When the last Floyer died, his nephews inherited the estated and changed his name from Cawley to Floyer. The Hall, with its gardens and organery, and the whole of the Hints estate, was sold after the death of John Floyer in 1877 and was bought by the Chadwicks. They kept the estate a prosperous one... James Chadwick rebuilt the church in 1882/3 and Mrs. Chadwick was well-known for her acts of charity in the village. In 1893 the Hall became a preparatory school for boys under headmaster, the Rev. W. Canner. The Hall eventually became a private residence again, but in the 1940's, when rising costs made it uneconomic to run, it was demolished. The stables, however, reamin to this day.	Edward Bassett
30	Arnold Sentinel 1949 Edwin A. Bassett, 59, who had lived at the home of his brother, Sidney, in Arnold, since 1945, died in Arnold on Saturday, following a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held on Tuesday, March 15, from the Baptist church in Arnold, with Rev. Roy F. Walker in charge. Mrs. Ray Walker and Mrs. Fred Herman, accompanied by Mrs. L. O. Swisher, sang during the service. Pall bearers were: L.O. Swisher, Christ Roth, Raplh Halouska, Jay Tryong, W.B. Halger, and Robert Watson. Burial was in the Arnold cemetery. Edwin Allison Bassett, son of Mrs. and Mrs. Charles W. Bassett, was born February 9, 1889, near Callaway, Nebraska, and died on march 12, 1949 at the age of 59 years, one month and three days. He spent his childhood in what is known as Pine Canyon, and attended the Pine Canyon school. He helped farm the home place until 1925, when he moved with his brother, Floyd, to Keith county. Never having good eyesight, his eyes failed rapidly and for 24 years he had been totally blind. He bought a farm in Keith county and lived in his own home for several years after his eyesight failed. He then moved to the home of a brother, Jesse for 10 years. In September 1945 he returned to Arnold to the home of his brother, Sidney. His health began to fail in December 1947 and he had been ill since that time. He joined the Baptist church after his return to Arnold and was in regular attendance as long as possible. He is survived by two sisters and six brothers, including: Frank, Dawson Creek, B.C., Canada; William, Arnold; Jesse, Paxton; Mrs. Glayds Harper of Cheynne, Wyoming; Floyd, North Platte; Sidney, Arnold; Clifford, Gardenia, California; and Mrs. Grace Sheets, North Platte. Two sisters, three borhters and his father and mother preceeded him in death. He is also survived by 32 neices and nephews.	Edwin Allison Bassett
31	Twin	Eric William Bassett
32	Eva Gertrude Bassett - born 1923, died 1956, listed on headstone with her parents in the Huntley United Cemetery.	Eva Gertrude BASSETT
33	Possibly the Floyd who married Francis William about 21 Oct 1920 or the the Floyd who married Carrie Borroughs about 28 Jan 1932.	Floyd E Bassett
34	They moved to Alberta in 1914 and moved to Dawson Creek in 1931. They are both buried in the Dawson Creek Cemetery, Section B, PCRG-123C. Most of the information from this line of the family comes from Jim McDermott. "Frank worked hard at clearing the land and building homes, and at logging; used horses to develop the farms. Stella was an industrious person who kept a meticulous house; liked to garden and care for animals; grandchildren remember raiding her strawberry patch and being pinched by her geese.	Frank James Bassett
35	The North Platte Telegraph Gary Joe Bassett ARNOLD - Gary Joe Bassett, 70, died Dec. 2, 2003, at WaKeeney, Kan., as the result of an auto accident. He and his wife Shirley were traveling back from Texas, where they had spent Thanksgiving with their son Randall, and his family when they were hit by another car. He was born April 4, 1933, to Clarence and Verel McCandless Bassett at Pleasant Hill. He graduated from Arnold High School in 1951 and then attended Kearney State Teachers College. He served in the U.S. Army for two years, mostly in Korea. On Nov. 19, 1955, he married Shirley Ann Nansel at the Garfield Church. They farmed at Pleasant Hill for 12 years. Mr. Bassett accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior in 1966. In 1968, the couple joined New Tribes Mission. He was baptized that year at the New Tribes Mission Institute in Fredonia, Wis. When they completed the New Tribes' training, they served as dorm parents for seven years in Panama. He was also the field bookkeeper In 1978, they returned to the United States and served on staff at the New Tribes Language Institute for 23 years. They retired in July 2001. They spent the past two years in their hometown of Arnold. He served as a deacon at First Baptist Church. He was a loving hsuband and wonderful father. He loved his Lord and enjoyed serving Him. His family will miss him but are so thankful they will see him again in heaven. Surviving him is his wife; their six children, Trace (Mike) Jarvis of Portland, Ore., Randall (Diana) Bassett of Killeen, Texas, Ann Bassett (Joel) Emerson of Nashville, Tenn., Holly (Steve) Robertston of Kansas City, Kan., Eir (Holly) Bassett of Columbia, Mo., Russell Bassett of Newport News, Va., and grandchildrdn, Krista (Dean) Miller, Denae (Jonathan) Deward, Shavon, Ryan, Allen, Lauren, Callie, Brooke Bassett, and Justin, Travis, Preston and Nachary Robertson; and two stepbrothers, Dean (Galey) Chrisp of North Platte and Don (Ellen) Chrisp of Arnold. He was preceded in death by his parents; his stepfather, Alvie Chrisp; four stepbrothers, Emmett, Everett, Mervin and Glenn Chrisp; and a grandson, Ian Bassett. In lieu of flowers, the family has requested that memorials be made to the First Baptist Church building fund of Arnold. Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday with the Rev. Irving Jennings officiating. His family asks that his funeral be a celebration of the goodness of the Lord in and throug his life. Burial will be in the Arnold Cemetery, with military honors by the American Legion Post 130 and the Veterans of Foreigh Wars Post 6157 of Arnold. Visitation will be from 1 to 8 p.m. today at the home at 200 E. Jackson Street in Arnold. Arnold Funeral Home is in charge.	Gary Joe Bassett
36	Alternate Births; 1126, Great Weldon, Kettering, Northamptonshire, England. and 1130	Geoffrey Bassett, Ridel
37	succeeded to his mother's surname of de Ridel	Geoffrey Bassett, Ridel
38	died on the day of baptism	George Bassett
39	possibly the George who married Ann Farmer on 18 Nov 1801 in Tamworth, Stafford, England. George and Ann had Sarah Bassett, christened 9 Mar 1803 in Tamworth, William Bassett, christened 9 May 1804 in Tamworth, Mary Bassett, christened 15 Jan 1806 in Tamworth, and George Bassett, christened 5 Apr 1814 in Tamworth.	George Bassett
40	Glbert Basset, of Little Rissington, Gloucester, ancestor of the Bassets of Little Rissington Phil Bassett.	Gilbert Bassett
41	Gladys Myrtle Bassett - born 20 May 1893 in Callaway, Custer County, Nebraska, married Henry Clay Harper. He was born 29 Mar 1892 in Topeka, Kansas. They had Hazel Margie Harper, born 14 Nov 1921 in Arnold, Custer County, Nebraska and Charles Gelnn Harper. Charles married Doris Marie Rodine in Gering, Nebraska on 10 Dec 1939. They had Sandra Sue Harper who married Richard Wayne Thorin in Cheyenne, Wyoming. They had Rodney L. Thorin	Gladys Myrtle Bassett
42	Twin	Gwendoline Ethel Bassett
43	Arnold Sentinel Former Resident Killed On The 4th 1967 Word was received here by relatives of the Percy Bassett family of Orange, Calif., of the tragic death of their son, Harold of Bakersfield, Calif., and his son Eldon, about fifteen years old, on the Fourth of July. The plane in which they were flying went down. The cause of the accident is not known. The parents of Mrs. Harold Bassett, Mr. and Mrs. William Joedeman of Gandy, left immediately by train to be with their daughter. Also driving out by car were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Joedeman, Mr. Robert Joedemand, Mrs. James Wonch, Mrs. and Mrs. Geo. Schaeffer and Mrs. Roy Burnside, all relatives of Mrs. Harold Bassett. Funeral services were held in the Church of the Nazarene in Oildale, Calif., and burial was in Greenlawn Memorial Park Cemetery. In charge of the service was Rev. M. R. Karody, a former pastor of the Harold Bassetts while there were stationed in Alaska, and assited by Rev. Bert Rhoades.	Harold Bassett
44	Harold Wain Bassett, son of Frank James and Stella Mae (Schmidt) Bassett, was born 28 Dec 1917 in Sibbald, Alberta, Canada. He died 24 Jun 1997 in Dawson Creek, British Columbia, Canada. He married Pearl Grychuk in 1942. He worked on the Alaskan Highway in 1942-3. He was a farmer, raised cattle and pigs, cut ties for the railroad, had a huge trap line in 1940 with his brother Charlie. He is buried in Brookside Cemetery.	Harold Wain Bassett
45	Isabel married Robert DE MAUDUIT Lord of Hanslope, son of William DE MAUDUIT of Hanslope and Isabel (Alice) DE ST. LIZ, about 1190 in Hanslope, Buckinghamshire, England. (Robert DE MAUDUIT Lord of Hanslope was born about 1172 in Hanslope, Buckinghamshire, England and died in Jun 1221-1222.)	Isabel Bassett
46	Jess Bassett - settled in Colorado.	Jess Bassett
47	Other Bassetts buried in Paxton are: Bassett, Carl Orin 16 Jul 1936 - 16 Jul 1936 Bassett, Carol Ann 16 Jul 1936 - 16 Jul 1936 Bassett, Glen Alfred 29 Aug 1914 - 26 Feb 1989 Bassett, John Delbert 25 Mar 1913 - 27 Jul 1913 Bassett, Charles Edward 20 Jul 1909 - 7 Feb 1947 Bassett, Francis Patrick 2 Feb 1906 - 29 Jul 1917 Bassett, Minnie (Jorgensen) "Mabel" 21 Mar 1913 - 31 Mar 1995	Jesse Joseph Bassett
48	Joan married Thomas AYLESBURY, son of Philip DE AYLESBURY and Margaret DE KEYNES, about 1345 in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, England . (Thomas AYLESBURY was born about 1314 in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, England and died before 1349.)	Joan Bassett
49	Inherited the estates of his nephew who died without any other heirs	John Bassett
50	John Bassett - christened 16 Jul 1809 in Orton On The Hill, Leicester, England, possibly married Elizabeth and had William Bassett, christened 5 May 1839 in Orton On The Hill, Leicester, England	John Bassett