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| 35851 | Mrs. Julia Bass, 70, Claimed By Death Mrs. Julia Agnes Bass, and old and respected citizen of Cape Girardeau county, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W.M. Bass 20 South Hanover street, at 3:40 o?clock this morning following an illness of about ten weeks. She was past 70 years old. Mrs. Bass was taken ill at her home near Rum Branch in the south end of the county and two weeks later was brought here where she had since been treated. Besides the daughter, Mrs. W.M. Bass she leaves one other daughter, Miss Mary Vinson of Cape Girardeau; one brother, Green C. Bass of Delta, and one sister, Mrs. Emma Flowers of Rum Branch. The funeral will be held tomorrow, the cortege to leave here in the morning for Fairview cemetery, where burial will take place. 1870 Federal Census of Moscow, Johnson County, Illinois (July 29, 1870) James Bass - 32 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer 800 700 Elizabeth - 23 - Female - Tennessee - Keeping House William - 2 - Male - Illinois Elizabeth - 58 - Female - North Carolina Living next door 1870 Federal Census of Moscow, Johnson County, Illinois (July 29, 1870) Samuel Bass - 34 - Male - Tennessee - Farmer --- 1000 Julia - 22 - Female - Illinois - Keeping House Evaline - 10 - Female - Illinois 1880 Federal Census of Wetaug, Pulaski County,Illinois (July 6, 1880) Samuel Bass - 42 - Male - TN-VA-NC - Head - Laborer Julia A. - 30 - Female - IL - Wife William - 7 - Male - IL-TN-IL - Son Amos L. - 4 - Male - MO-TN-IL - Son Living next door Thomas P. Davis - 42 - Male - IL-NC-NC - Head Elizabeth - 32 - Female - TN - Wife Chalmer - 19 - Male - IL-NC-NC - Brother Clara - 3 - Female - IL-IL-IL - Niece Eveline Bass - 18 - Female - IL-TN-IL - Niece - At Home 1910 Federal Census of Welch, Cape Girardeau County, Missouri Columbus G Bass - 23 - Male - Missouri - Head Julia A. Bass - 59 - Female - Missouri - Mother Mary Veusaw - 38 - Female - Missouri - Sister Luthern Tilley - 15 - Male - Missouri - Servant | Cox, Julia Agnes (I7)
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| 35852 | Mrs. Kingwell was living in Plymouth when her brother John died. | Bassett, Unknown (I653)
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| 35853 | Mrs. Lillian Bassett who has been critically ill at her home on Pearl Street, is on the road to recovery. Her son Harry, who came here with his wife some days ago, has returned home, while his wife who is a trained nurse, has remained to take care of Mrs. Bassett. | Jesmer, Lillian L. (I15956)
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| 35854 | Mrs. Lora Mae Bass Mrs. Lora Mae Bass, age 61, of Arlington passed away April 14, 1979 in Knox County, Texas. She was a member of the Primitive Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband, Jimmie Bass of Arlington; sons, Elder Cleveland Bass of Amhurst, Ellen K. Bass of Farwell, Joe S. Bass of Arlington; daughters, Mrs Lena Mae Cook of Burleson, Mrs. Margaret Lance of Midland, Dorothy Crain of Amhurst; brothers, Charles Miller of Richardson, Martin Miller of Colorado; sisters Mrs Dolly Belinger of Arkansas, Mrs. Mildred Bolinger of Arkansas, Mrs. Merl Rassiter of Colorado, Mrs. Burt Smith of Dumas, 20 grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. Funeral services were held Thursday, April 17 at 10 a.m. I nthe Paradise Primitive Baptist Church in Arlington with Elder Raley Burran and Elder Hilton Crain officiating. Interment followed in the Rendon Cemetery, Arlington. Walter Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. | Miller, Lora Mae (I65)
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| 35855 | MRS. LUCINA BASSETT DEAD IN NORMAL END CAME SHORTLY AFTER NOON Oct. 30, 1909 Mrs. Lucina J. Bassett, one of the most prominent of the older women of Normal, died at her home at the corner of Fell avenue and First street, yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock. The deceased had been in failing health all the summer and fall, until about three weeks ago, when she rallied and seemed to be gaining her old time strength again. Her daughter, Mrs. Colvin, who came from her home in California the latter part of the summer, when her mother was very low, returned three weeks ago to her home, the prospects being at that time that the mother would hold her strength. The other children were at the bedside when she passed away. Lucina J. Mead was born in Delaware, O., October 15th, 1831. At an early age she moved with her parents to Greensburgh, Ind. There she resided until her marriage to Brazilla Bassett, March 30th, 1854. Until the time of her marriage, she was a member of the Presbyterian church, the noted J.H. Monfort being for years her pastor. After her marriage, she went with her husband to the Methodist church. She was a faithful member of the latter church to the day of her death, devoted, to all of its best interests. Mrs. Bassett's was a character remarkable for its completeness, it's strength and tenderness. Hers was a nature, spiritual, devoted, loving. She was steadfast in her allegiance to her God, to her family, to her friends. She cherished the ideals of her youth while she grew and ripened with years and had a strong interest in all that passed in the world. She was truly patriotic, wishing for all good to come to her country, her state and to her immediate community. She was broad-minded, yet conservative, having a wonderful fund of information regarding the world's history as it has been made during her life time. She was first of all a home maker, but her tastes were strongly literary. She read widely and with unusual mental grasp, from her early childhood to the close of her life. She was a charter member of the Normal History Club, one of the prominent literary organizations of the city. She bore the distinction of being the oldest member of the club and was one of the foremost and most valued workers, who will be sadly missed. No one could associate with her without gaining an inspiration, and one left her presence feeling it well worth while to live and to live well, for the sake of the good and the beautiful in life. She was a strong believer in temperance and along with her other work she found time to take an active part for years in the local W.C.T.O. Soon after her marriage to Mr. Bassett they came west to LaSalle county near Tonica, where they resided on a farm for years and where all of their children were born. The old home farm still remains in the family and is operated by the oldest son, but the family moved to Normal in 1868 to give the younger one the benefit of the schools. During their first year or two here they resided on North School street, until Mr. Bassett erected the present home on South Fell avenue, where they resided ever since. Mr. Bassett passed away August 29th, 1907. One daughter Frances Barzilla, died in infancy and Arthur, the well known musician, passed away January 3rd of the present year. The children who are living are Mrs. Ada E. Colvin, of Pomona, Cal., Ira M. Bassett, who resides on the home farm near Tonica, Ill.; Ellen Irene Bassett, supervisor of music in the Bloomington schools who reside at home, and Prof. Herbert Bassett, head of the department of geography in the state Normal school at Macomb., Ill. A short service will be held at the home this afternoon, a notice of the same appearing in another column. The body will be taken on the Illinois Central train Saturday morning at 6:12 for burial. DEATH OF MRS. MEAD At the home of Mr. Bassett, 508 South Fell avenue on Saturday afternoon at 4:30 occurred the death of Mrs. Lydia Mead. Her death was not unexpected by the family, as she has been confined to her bed for nearly three weeks, and though not suffering from any disease there was a breaking down of the entire system, owing to her extreme old age. Her maiden name was Lydia Root. She was born in Delaware, O. August 16, 1813, and was married in the same place to Mr. D.R. Mead in December, 1830. Her childhood and early married life were passed in Ohio. For a time she lived in Indianapolis and sat under the preaching of Henry Ward Beecher. For fifteen or twenty years she resided at Greensburg, Ind., From there she moved to Dubuque, Ia., but came to Normal about ten years ago, and since that time has made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Bassett. Since early life she had been a member of the Presbyterian church and at the time of her death was connected with the Presbyterian church in Normal. In her active years she was greatly interested in church work, and especially in the work of the Sunday schools. She was the mother of eleven children, give of whom are still living They are Mrs. Elias Metcalf, of Jacksonville, Ill.; Mrs. Belle Blackstone, of Berwyn, I. T.; Mr. Frank J. Mead, of Minnehaha, Minn.; Mrs. Lydia Mead Collins, of Minneapolis, Minn., and Mrs. Bassett, of this city. The funeral occurred at the home of Mr. Bassett Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock, conducted by Rev. W.D. Smith and Rev. Richard Crewes. The remains will be taken this morning to Greensburg, Ind., where they will be buried in South Park cemetery by the side of her husband, who died nearly forty years ago. ----------------------------------------------- We have received a marked copy of the Bloomington Pantagraph which records the death of Mrs. Lydia Mead at the advanced age of nearly 89 years. Deceased was the mother of Mrs. Barzilla Bassett, at whose home in Normal she died last Saturday. The remains were taken to Greensburg, Indiana, for burial beside those of her husband. | Mead, Lucina Jane (I00047)
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| 35856 | MRS. MAE BASSETT DIES MONDAY TR 20 Apr 1962 Mrs. Mae Smith Bassett, resident of Tuscola for the past 50 years, died at 7:30 a.m. Monday, April 23, in her home. She had been ill for some time. Services were held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Waddington Funeral Home with Rev. Ralph Williams, pastor of the First Baptist Church,, officiating. Music was by Ted Cox. Mrs. Bassett was born June 24, 1893, in Holyoke, Colorado. She was married to Jesse Bassett on Jan. 2, 1912, at Tuscola. They celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in January. She is survived by her husband, two sons, Eugene, Camargo, Charlie R., Tuscola; a daughter, Mrs. Ettabelle Gaudard, Paris; a brother, Charles E. Smith, Odell; 10 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by two daughters, Betty Mae and Mrs. Geneva Marie McGee. Mrs. Bassett was a member of the First Baptist Church. Burial was in the Tuscola Cemetery. Pallbearers were Larry Bassett, Philip Derby, Harold Boas, Richard Lamb, Dean Hillgoss and Homer Carroll. | Smith, Jessie Mae (I2332)
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| 35857 | Mrs. Mary Bass Departed this life at her residence in Wilson county, Tennessee, on the 18th day of May, 1857, sister Mary Bass, widow of the late Sion Bass. Sister Bass was born in North Carolina, July 23, 1789; was married to Sion Bass in 1809; made a public profession of religion in 1835 ? but as many others do, she lived out of duty until November 1837, at which time she united with the Baptist church at Little Cedar Lick, and was baptized by Elder Peter Fuqua, in which church she lived a pious and devoted member to the day of her death. When she made a profession of religion, she said her great desire was that she might be spared to see her husband and all her children become religious, and in July, 1843, she had the pleasure of seeing her husband make a public profession of religion, and was baptized into the fellowship of the same church with her. She lived to see all of her children professors of religion but one son. She was always ready for every good word and work. Liberal in her contributions to Home and Foreign Missions. In 1847 she last her husband. On the 8th of January, 1857, she was stricken with a paralytic affection, confining her to her room, and most of the time to her bed, until her death. She often said during her afflictions, that she knew her stay on earth was short, but told her children who wanted on her, to suffer no uneasiness, for she was not alarmed at death; let the summons come when it might, she had no fears; that she saw her way clear, and ?all was well.? On the 18th of May she had the second attack of palsy, and was only able to speak two or three words. She lived some ten hours and fell asleep in the arms of Jesus, there to rest until the morning of the resurrection. She has left six children, all of whom are heads families, with many relatives and friends to mourn their loss; but they mourn not as those who have no hope. May God sanctify this dispensation to the good of all living. R.R. Barton. | Perry, Mary (I46446)
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| 35858 | Mrs. Mary Bass Rites Held Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Eddie Bass of 1011 East Main Street, Honey Grove were held at 3:00 o’clock Saturday afternoon, in Cooper-Sorrells Chapel. Officiants were the Reverend Ernest Hodge and the Reverend James Duncan. Cooper-Sorrells directed interment in Oakwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were James Dupree, Bill Burns, Allen Winkler, Delbert Sessums, Don Parham and Tom Martin. Mrs. Bass died at 8:30 o’clock Friday morning, January 26, 1973 in Grove Manor. She had been ill for three weeks at the time of her demise. A native of Independence County, Arkansas, Mrs. Bass was born September 20, 1890, the daughter of Franklin P. Cole and Alice Price Cole. She married Jake A. Bass on December 12, 1914 at Honey Grove. He preceded her in death, October 9, 1970. She was a member of the Petty Baptist Church. Survivors include four sons, Dale Bass, Grand Prairie; Lois Bass, Alvin; E.J. Bass and Donald Bass, both of Honey Grove; two brothers, Coy Cole of Onahan and Clyde Cole of Honey Grove; twelve grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren. Rites Are Held For Mrs. Bass in Honey Grove Find-a-Grave Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon, 3 o'clock at Cooper-Sorrells Funeral chapel here for Mrs. Mary Eddie Bass, 82, who died Friday, January 26, 1973, in a Honey Grove nursing home. She had been ill about three weeks. The Reverend Ernest Hodge of Grand Prairie and the Reverend James Duncan, pastor of the First Baptist church in Honey Grove, officiated at the services. Burial was in Oakwood. Mrs. Bass was born September 20, 1890, in Independence County, Arkansas, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Cole. She was married December 12, 1914, in Honey Grove to J. A. Bass, who preceded her in death October 9, 1970. She is survived by four sons, Dale Bass of Grand Prairie, E. J. and Donald Bass of Honey Grove, and Lois Bass of Alvin; two brothers, Coy Cole of Monahans and Clyde Cole of Honey Grove; 12 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Bass was a member of the Baptist church at Petty. Pallbearers were James Dupree, Bill Burns, Allen Winkler, Delbert Sessums, Don Parham and Tom Martin. Paris News Services January 26, 1973 Bass Services, Honey Grove Funeral services for Mrs. J. A. Bass, who died at Grove Manor Nursing Home here Friday, were held at 3 p.m. Saturday in chapel. The Reverend James Duncan and the Reverend Ernest Hodge of Grand Prairie officiated and burial was made in Oakwood Cemetery. Bearers were James Dupress, Bill Burns, Alan Winkler, Delbert Sessums, Don Parham and Tom Martin. The former Mary Eddy Cole, Mrs. Bass was born in Independence County, Arkansas, September 20, 1890, daughter of Franklin P. and Alice (Price) Cole. She married J. A. Bass on December 12, 1914, in Honey Grove, his death occurring October 9, 1970. Survivors include four sons: E. J. Bass and Donald Bass both of Honey Grove; Dale Bass of Grand Prairie and Lois Bass of Alvin; two brothers, Coy Cole of Monahans and Clyde Cole of Honey Grove, 12 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. | Cole, Mary Eddy (I150)
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| 35859 | MRS. MARY BASSETT DIES SUNDAY TR 3-16-1961 Mrs. Mary Etta Bassett, long time resident of Tuscola died Sunday, March 12 at the home of her son, Ralph Bassett. Mrs. Bassett was 86 years old and was the last living Gold Star mother in Tuscola Unit, American Legion Auxiliary. A son, Charles W., was killed in World War I. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Bruce Parmenter, pastor of the First Christian Church, Wednesday afternoon in the Waddington Funeral Home. Mrs. Bassett was born August 7, 1874 at Newman, one of the six children of Jesse and Johannah Gilloghy Duvall. Her husband, Frank Bassett, to whom she was married on May 16, 1892, died in 1920. She leaves two sons, Ralph and Jesse, Tuscola; three grandchildren, 9 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Burial was in the Tuscola Cemetery. Pall bearers were Harold Utterback, Earl Quick, William Wood, William Hausmann, Trell Barger and Raymond Kinney. | Duvall, Mary Etta (I1935)
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| 35860 | Mrs. Mary E. Bass, Atlanta Pioneer, Died Here Sunday Mrs. Mary E. Bass, widow of the late Professor William A. Bass and one of the pioneers of Atlanta, died at the residence of her son, Hubbard G. Bass, 61 Cleburne avenue, Sunday afternoon at 5 o?clock. Mrs. Bass was born at Eastman, Ga., October 13, 1835. She was the daughter of Hubbard W. and Anne Cozart. When she was only a child the family moved to Atlanta. On April 6, 1857, she married Professor William A. Bass, then teaching at Bowden college. At the outbreak of war between the states Professor Bass enlisted in the confederate army and Mrs. Bass returned to Atlanta to make her home. Here she devoted her time to relief work in the army hospitals. Mrs. Bass was a member of the Atlanta Pioneer society and for many years had been a member of the First Methodist church. She wsa very active in religious work. Since the death of her husband, seven years ago, Mrs. Bass had made her home with her son. She is survived by one son, Hubbard G. Bass; one grandson, Lieutenant Arthur N. Bass, now in France, and one granddaughter, Mrs. J. Edgar Morris. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. | Cozart, Mary Elizabeth (I59136)
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| 35861 | Mrs. R.A. Bass Dead After a long and painful illness, Mrs. R.A. Bass of our town died last Monday morning. Mrs. Bass had been ill for quite a while. Several months ago she was taken to Dallas, Texas, where she received expert medical treatment, but to no avail. About three weeks ago she was brought home, the family understanding then that there was no hope for her recovery. Since then she has suffered a great deal. Funeral services were conducted at the Baptist church in this town of which the deceased was a faithful member for many years. The Pastor, Reverend W.P. Carter, conducted the service, after which the remains were conveyed to Concord cemetery near Marion for interment on Tuesday morning. | Hayes, Fannie Loula (I42060)
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| 35862 | Mrs. Sarah B. Cogswell was an older sister of Oliver Burr Sherwood, of Derby, Connecticut, who presented to the Connecticut Historical Society the Old Oak Chest which belonged to their grandfather, George Burr, of Fairfield, Connecticut, and was plundered by the British soldiers when they plundered his house on Greenfield Hill, at the time of the burning of Fairfield, Connecticut. | Sherwood, Oliver Burr (I17)
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| 35863 | Mrs. T. Lobb was living in St. Teath when her brother John died. | Bassett, Unknown (I655)
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| 35864 | MRS. WALTER BURCH St. Charles Cosmos-Monitor 14 Sep 1931 Mrs. Walter Burch (Nee Nettie Gray) Died Sunday, September 13 at her home in Websters Grove, Mo. She was born near Black Walnut 58 years ago, the daughter of the late Oscar M. and Adelia Gray. She moved to Charles about 43 years ago. She graduated from Lindenwood College. She is survived by her husband and 8 children: Chester, Mrs. Michael Nisbit, William, Oscar, Ewing, Olive, Jane and James. Eight brothers and sisters are left: Mrs. Angie English, St. Louis; Mrs. Fannie Cribbs of Colo; Mrs. Olive Hardaway, University City; Mrs. Ruby Roff, Los Angeles; Edward, Kansas City; Oscar, Louisville; Ralph of Kansas City and Fantley of St. Charles. Her father passed away on Thursday, July 30th. The funeral will be from the family residence in Webster Groves, with burial in the family lot at Oak Grove Cemetery, St. Charles. Angie (Gray) English Obituary English, Angie (Gray) - Of 3967A Lafayette on Sunday, Oct. 19, 1952, dear wife of the late George H. English, dear mother of Mrs. Gladys Morris, William L., Gray, and Howard English, dear grandmother of Nadine Maltzman, Mariam Kyle, Kenneth Morris, Jean Romano Beverly and Richard D. English. Dear sister, aunt and great-grandmother. Funeral from Kiregshauser's, 4228 S. Kingshighway B., on Tues, at 2:45 p.m. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery, St. Charles, Mo. | Gray, Angie (I29)
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| 35865 | MRS. WALTER BURCH St. Charles Cosmos-Monitor 14 Sep 1931 Mrs. Walter Burch (Nee Nettie Gray) Died Sunday, September 13 at her home in Websters Grove, Mo. She was born near Black Walnut 58 years ago, the daughter of the late Oscar M. and Adelia Gray. She moved to Charles about 43 years ago. She graduated from Lindenwood College. She is survived by her husband and 8 children: Chester, Mrs. Michael Nisbit, William, Oscar, Ewing, Olive, Jane and James. Eight brothers and sisters are left: Mrs. Angie English, St. Louis; Mrs. Fannie Cribbs of Colo; Mrs. Olive Hardaway, University City; Mrs. Ruby Roff, Los Angeles; Edward, Kansas City; Oscar, Louisville; Ralph of Kansas City and Fantley of St. Charles. Her father passed away on Thursday, July 30th. The funeral will be from the family residence in Webster Groves, with burial in the family lot at Oak Grove Cemetery, St. Charles. | Gray, Nettie (I27)
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| 35866 | MRS. WALTER BURCH St. Charles Cosmos-Monitor 14 Sep 1931 Mrs. Walter Burch (Nee Nettie Gray) Died Sunday, September 13 at her home in Websters Grove, Mo. She was born near Black Walnut 58 years ago, the daughter of the late Oscar M. and Adelia Gray. She moved to Charles about 43 years ago. She graduated from Lindenwood College. She is survived by her husband and 8 children: Chester, Mrs. Michael Nisbit, William, Oscar, Ewing, Olive, Jane and James. Eight brothers and sisters are left: Mrs. Angie English, St. Louis; Mrs. Fannie Cribbs of Colo; Mrs. Olive Hardaway, University City; Mrs. Ruby Roff, Los Angeles; Edward, Kansas City; Oscar, Louisville; Ralph of Kansas City and Fantley of St. Charles. Her father passed away on Thursday, July 30th. The funeral will be from the family residence in Webster Groves, with burial in the family lot at Oak Grove Cemetery, St. Charles. | Gray, Fannie (I30)
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| 35867 | MRS. WALTER BURCH St. Charles Cosmos-Monitor 14 Sep 1931 Mrs. Walter Burch (Nee Nettie Gray) Died Sunday, September 13 at her home in Websters Grove, Mo. She was born near Black Walnut 58 years ago, the daughter of the late Oscar M. and Adelia Gray. She moved to Charles about 43 years ago. She graduated from Lindenwood College. She is survived by her husband and 8 children: Chester, Mrs. Michael Nisbit, William, Oscar, Ewing, Olive, Jane and James. Eight brothers and sisters are left: Mrs. Angie English, St. Louis; Mrs. Fannie Cribbs of Colo; Mrs. Olive Hardaway, University City; Mrs. Ruby Roff, Los Angeles; Edward, Kansas City; Oscar, Louisville; Ralph of Kansas City and Fantley of St. Charles. Her father passed away on Thursday, July 30th. The funeral will be from the family residence in Webster Groves, with burial in the family lot at Oak Grove Cemetery, St. Charles. | Gray, Edward B. (I31)
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| 35868 | MRS. WALTER BURCH St. Charles Cosmos-Monitor 14 Sep 1931 Mrs. Walter Burch (Nee Nettie Gray) Died Sunday, September 13 at her home in Websters Grove, Mo. She was born near Black Walnut 58 years ago, the daughter of the late Oscar M. and Adelia Gray. She moved to Charles about 43 years ago. She graduated from Lindenwood College. She is survived by her husband and 8 children: Chester, Mrs. Michael Nisbit, William, Oscar, Ewing, Olive, Jane and James. Eight brothers and sisters are left: Mrs. Angie English, St. Louis; Mrs. Fannie Cribbs of Colo; Mrs. Olive Hardaway, University City; Mrs. Ruby Roff, Los Angeles; Edward, Kansas City; Oscar, Louisville; Ralph of Kansas City and Fantley of St. Charles. Her father passed away on Thursday, July 30th. The funeral will be from the family residence in Webster Groves, with burial in the family lot at Oak Grove Cemetery, St. Charles. | Gray, Oscar R. (I32)
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| 35869 | MRS. WALTER BURCH St. Charles Cosmos-Monitor 14 Sep 1931 Mrs. Walter Burch (Nee Nettie Gray) Died Sunday, September 13 at her home in Websters Grove, Mo. She was born near Black Walnut 58 years ago, the daughter of the late Oscar M. and Adelia Gray. She moved to Charles about 43 years ago. She graduated from Lindenwood College. She is survived by her husband and 8 children: Chester, Mrs. Michael Nisbit, William, Oscar, Ewing, Olive, Jane and James. Eight brothers and sisters are left: Mrs. Angie English, St. Louis; Mrs. Fannie Cribbs of Colo; Mrs. Olive Hardaway, University City; Mrs. Ruby Roff, Los Angeles; Edward, Kansas City; Oscar, Louisville; Ralph of Kansas City and Fantley of St. Charles. Her father passed away on Thursday, July 30th. The funeral will be from the family residence in Webster Groves, with burial in the family lot at Oak Grove Cemetery, St. Charles. | Gray, Olive P. (I33)
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| 35870 | MRS. WALTER BURCH St. Charles Cosmos-Monitor 14 Sep 1931 Mrs. Walter Burch (Nee Nettie Gray) Died Sunday, September 13 at her home in Websters Grove, Mo. She was born near Black Walnut 58 years ago, the daughter of the late Oscar M. and Adelia Gray. She moved to Charles about 43 years ago. She graduated from Lindenwood College. She is survived by her husband and 8 children: Chester, Mrs. Michael Nisbit, William, Oscar, Ewing, Olive, Jane and James. Eight brothers and sisters are left: Mrs. Angie English, St. Louis; Mrs. Fannie Cribbs of Colo; Mrs. Olive Hardaway, University City; Mrs. Ruby Roff, Los Angeles; Edward, Kansas City; Oscar, Louisville; Ralph of Kansas City and Fantley of St. Charles. Her father passed away on Thursday, July 30th. The funeral will be from the family residence in Webster Groves, with burial in the family lot at Oak Grove Cemetery, St. Charles. | Gray, Fantley L. (I34)
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| 35871 | MRS. WALTER BURCH St. Charles Cosmos-Monitor 14 Sep 1931 Mrs. Walter Burch (Nee Nettie Gray) Died Sunday, September 13 at her home in Websters Grove, Mo. She was born near Black Walnut 58 years ago, the daughter of the late Oscar M. and Adelia Gray. She moved to Charles about 43 years ago. She graduated from Lindenwood College. She is survived by her husband and 8 children: Chester, Mrs. Michael Nisbit, William, Oscar, Ewing, Olive, Jane and James. Eight brothers and sisters are left: Mrs. Angie English, St. Louis; Mrs. Fannie Cribbs of Colo; Mrs. Olive Hardaway, University City; Mrs. Ruby Roff, Los Angeles; Edward, Kansas City; Oscar, Louisville; Ralph of Kansas City and Fantley of St. Charles. Her father passed away on Thursday, July 30th. The funeral will be from the family residence in Webster Groves, with burial in the family lot at Oak Grove Cemetery, St. Charles. | Gray, Ralph Larrabee (I35)
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| 35872 | MRS. WALTER BURCH St. Charles Cosmos-Monitor 14 Sep 1931 Mrs. Walter Burch (Nee Nettie Gray) Died Sunday, September 13 at her home in Websters Grove, Mo. She was born near Black Walnut 58 years ago, the daughter of the late Oscar M. and Adelia Gray. She moved to Charles about 43 years ago. She graduated from Lindenwood College. She is survived by her husband and 8 children: Chester, Mrs. Michael Nisbit, William, Oscar, Ewing, Olive, Jane and James. Eight brothers and sisters are left: Mrs. Angie English, St. Louis; Mrs. Fannie Cribbs of Colo; Mrs. Olive Hardaway, University City; Mrs. Ruby Roff, Los Angeles; Edward, Kansas City; Oscar, Louisville; Ralph of Kansas City and Fantley of St. Charles. Her father passed away on Thursday, July 30th. The funeral will be from the family residence in Webster Groves, with burial in the family lot at Oak Grove Cemetery, St. Charles. | Gray, Ruby A. (I36)
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| 35873 | Mrs. Zella Gertrude Brown, age 91, of Bogard, Missouri, passed away Sunday, June 13, 2004, at Carroll House Nursing Home. Gertrude was born September 18, 1912 in Callaway County, Missouri, the daughter of George Herman and Sarah Salmons Bell. She attended country schools. In 1939 Gertrude married George A. Brown in Williamsburg, Missouri. He preceded her in death. Seh received her education for medical training and was employed by the Carrollton State School for several years and moved to Nevada, Missouri where she retired from the Nevada State School. Gertrude was a member of the Bogard Baptist Church. Survivors include two sons and daughter-in-law, Don B. Brown and his wife, Barbara, Bogard, Missouri and George H. Brown and his wife, Dora (Jitter), Chillicothe, Missouri; two sisters, Mary Bell Pickrel, Peoria, Illinois and Ruby Bell Hook, Fort Scott, Kansas; a friend, Billy H. Smith, Carrollton, Missouri; five grandchildren, Donnie, David, Danny, Mark and Craig; seventeen great-grandchildren; six great great-grandchildren; and several nieces, nephews, and cousins. She was preceded in death by two brothers, Reuben and Walter and one great granddaughter, Devon. Graveside services will be held at 1:30 p.m., Tuesday, June 15, 2004 at the New Hope Cemetery, Calwood, Missouri. The body will lay in state after 1:00 p.m., Monday, June 14, 2004 at Gibson Funeral Home, Carrolton, Missouri. The family suggests contributions be made to the charity of one's choice and may be left at or mailed to Gibson Funeral Home, 201 S. Main, Carrollton MO 64633. | Bell, Zella Gertrude (I84)
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| 35874 | Ms. Madge Waters The Augusta Chronicle SYLVANIA - Ga. -- Ms. Madge Bassett Waters, 85, died Thursday, Feb. 12, 1998, at her residence. The funeral will be at 3 p.m. Saturday at McDonald Baptist Church with the Revs. Roan Powell and Sonny Mason officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Ms. Waters, a native of Screven County, was a homemaker and a member of McDonald Baptist Church. Survivors include one son, W. Ronnie Waters, Sylvania; two daughters, Bernice W. Griner and Sarah W. Aaron, both of Sylvania; one sister, Vernon Bassett, Perkins; and 14 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Glynn Bassett, Wallace Taylor, Brantley Bragg, Thomas Hughes, Alton Hughes and Thomas C. Freeman. Memorials may be made to McDonald Baptist Church Social Hall Building Fund, c/o Dorothy Pierce, 207 Oak St., Sylvania, GA 30467; or Sylvania First Methodist Church, Organ Fund, P.O. Box 256, Sylvania, GA 30467. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. today at Thompson-Strickland-Waters Funeral Home, Inc. | Bassett, Madge (P150)
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| 35875 | Mt. Tabor Baptist Cemetery, LaRue County, Kentucky Holthouser, Cleveland b. 1885 d. 1905 Holthouser, George B. b. 1866 d. 1898 Holthouser, John F. "Jack" b. 1838 Co. K 26th Ky Inf. Union Holthouser, Matilda Bassett b. 4 Aug 1847 d. 14 Jul 1941 (wife of John) Holthouser, Zerilda J. Bassett b. 1842 d. 1905 (wife of John) | Bassett, Zerelda Joanne (I5)
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| 35876 | Mt. Tabor Baptist Cemetery, LaRue County, Kentucky Holthouser, Cleveland b. 1885 d. 1905 Holthouser, George B. b. 1866 d. 1898 Holthouser, John F. "Jack" b. 1838 Co. K 26th Ky Inf. Union Holthouser, Matilda Bassett b. 4 Aug 1847 d. 14 Jul 1941 (wife of John) Holthouser, Zerilda J. Bassett b. 1842 d. 1905 (wife of John) | Holthouser, John Francis (I13)
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| 35877 | Mt. Vernon Register News, 21 Nov 2008 Lawrence H. Bassett Lawrence H. Bassett, 90, of Mt. Vernon, passed away at 1:10 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2008, at Mt. Vernon Countryside Manor in Mt. Vernon. Graveside services will be held 1 p.m. Saturday at Sandy Branch Cemetery in Kinmundy with the chaplain of the American Legion Post 141 officiating. A military flag presentation will be performed by the American Legion Post 141. Interment will follow. No public visitation will be held. Arrangements have been entrusted to the care of Hughey Funeral Home where you may call 242-3348 or visit www.hugheyfuneralhome.com for further information and to send condolences. | Bassett, Lawrence Ancil (I21645)
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| 35878 | Muehlback Funeral Care George Bass February 16, 1947 ? September 8, 2023 Raytown, Missouri With heavy hearts and deep sadness, we announce the passing of a beloved father, grandfather, husband, brother, and friend, George Frank Bass, who left us on September 8, 2023. His journey through life touched the hearts of many and his memory will forever be etched in our souls. George was born on February 16, 1947, in a world still recovering from the aftermath of World War II. He entered this world with a spirit of strength and a curiosity that would remain with him throughout his life. George's early years were marked by the simple pleasures of childhood and the deep bonds of family, and faith which he cherished until his final days. George was a complicated man; He remained true to himself throughout his life doing it his way. He was a patriot who enlisted in the navy during a time of war and earned the rank of Yeoman 1st Class. George was strong, fearless, and utterly committed to his convictions. He believed in family above all else and fiercely loved his children and grandchildren. George's love for the great outdoors was evident in his passion for fishing and his appreciation for the beauty of nature. He found solace and peace by the water's edge, and his fishing adventures became legendary among his family and friends. His stories of those serene or sometimes funny moments, spent under the open sky, will be cherished by those who had the privilege of joining him or hearing them. As we say our final goodbyes to George Bass, let us remember the light he brought into our lives, the lessons he shared with his family, and the steadfastness he taught us through his actions. In his passing, we find solace in the knowledge that he now rests in eternal peace, fishing in the tranquil waters. George's legacy lives on through his children, grandchildren, and the countless individuals whose lives he touched. His memory is a testament to the enduring power of love. George was preceded in death by His Parents, Paul and Edna Bass, His son Bryan Bass, his wife Patty, and his brothers Don and William ?Bill? Schneider, his sisters Eleanor and Jerry Sanfratello. He is survived by his children Jeff, Kirk, Brooke, and Holly. He also leaves behind a host of 15 grandchildren, 6 great grandchildren, as well as 2 former spouses Barbara Crane and Robyn Davis. | Bass, George Frank (I4630)
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| 35879 | Muhleisen & Son Laural Skinner Bass (Picture included) August 10, 1944 ? January 12, 2019 Laural Skinner Bass, age 74, died on January 12, 2019 at 3:46 pm at East Jefferson General Hospital in Metairie, LA. She was surrounded by dear family and friends as she drew her last breath. She was born on August 10, 1944 in New Iberia, LA to Ray O?Nean and Anna Mae (Delcambre) Skinner. She was a graduate of New Iberia Senior High in 1962 and dearly loved all of her classmates. She reconnected with her high school sweetheart many years later, George Lawrence Bass, and they were married in 1974. He preceded her in death in 1994. She is survived by her sister, Wanda (Tommy) Trotter; children Kurt Bass, Tara (Rob) Zaabel, Karen (Carol) Cantrelle, Tony (Renee`) Bass, Debra (Dennis) King. The joy of her life was her grandchildren/great-grandchildren whom she bragged about on a daily basis- Adam Jr., Mary, Elise, Olivia, Derrick (William), Kristen (Elizabeth, Ariel), Sadie, and Tony Jr.; and many nieces, nephews, and friends. She was a resident of Metairie, LA for the past 17 years but resided in Houma, LA for many years prior to that. She worked as a bookkeeper for Solutient Corporation since 1993. She truly loved her job and loved all of her past and present coworkers. Sadly, she spent many of her last days at East Jefferson General Hospital, but she came to befriend and love many of the employees there and was always very thankful for the care and kindness they provided for her. Her family invites you to attend her celebration of life at the Kenner Funeral Home of L.A. Muhleisen & Son, 2607 Williams Blvd. on Saturday, February 16, 2019 with a church service at 3:00 p.m. Friends may visit from 1:00 p.m. until 3:00 p.m. Please share your memories and condolences at www.muhleisen.com. | Skinner, Laural (I50686)
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| 35880 | Muhlenberg Magazine, Winter 2001 Class of '94 On January 4, Nicole Evans Bassett and her husband, Bryan, welcomed their second child, Evan Charles. Evan's sister, Jera, turned 2 in December. The Bassett family resides in Macungie, Pennsylvania, where Nicole is a stay-at-home mom. Muhlenberg Magazine, Winter 2002 Bryan and Nicole (Evans) Bassett are thrilled to announce the arrival of their son, Rylan Chayse on September 29, 2001. Nicole is a stay-at-home mom for Rylan, his big sister, Jera (four years old) and big brother, Evan (two years old) in Macungie, Pennsylvania. | Evans, Nicole L. (I329)
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| 35881 | Muhlenberg Magazine, Winter 2002 Bryan and Nicole (Evans) Bassett are thrilled to announce the arrival of their son, Rylan Chayse on September 29, 2001. Nicole is a stay-at-home mom for Rylan, his big sister, Jera (four years old) and big brother, Evan (two years old) in Macungie, Pennsylvania. | Bassett, Bryan J. (I327)
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| 35885 | Mulhearn Funeral Home ? Monroe ? 16 January 2023 Royce Benard Bass Royce Benard ?Bo? Bass, 73, of Farmerville, LA, formerly of Monroe, LA, passed away January 16, 2023. He was born March 21, 1949. Bo was a painter by trade, worked for Godina Painting. He enjoyed being outdoors, especially hunting and fishing. Bo liked having a good time and drinking a good cold Budweiser. He was a kind, calm soul, who always carried candy in his pocket to give to children. Bo loved his family especially his nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by his wife, Glory Godina Bass; parents, Luther Bass and Dorothy Wilson Bass; three sisters, Mary Lee Bass, Linda Ann Bass, Frankie Bass Coons; four brothers, Clevelan Bass, Jerry Bass, Bobby Bass, and Clyde Bass. Survivors include his son, Christopher Bass; two sisters, Vickie Bass Godina and husband John, and Peggy Bass Johnson; numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and many special friends. The family would like to extend a special thank you to Caring Hands Hospice and Arbor Labor Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. Memorials may be made to Ameican Cancer Society or St. Jude Children?s Research Hospital. | Bass, Royce Benard (I3702)
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| 35886 | Mulhearn Funeral Home ? Monroe ? 24 January 2023 Jo Ann Carso Bass Mrs. Jo Ann Carso Bass, 87, of Monroe, Louisiana, died Thursday, January 19, 2023, at Trinity Woods in Tulsa, Oklahoma. A native of Monroe, she attended Georgia Tucker Elementary School, Neville High School and Louisiana Polytechnic Institute (Louisiana Tech) where she received her Bachelor of Science in Secretarial Sciences and was a member of Phi Mu Sorority. She was a co-owner of the Cotton Patch in Monroe. Survivors include two sons, Kenneth Bass and wife, Lisa, and Michael Bass and wife, Sandy; a daughter, Angela Quint and husband, Pat; two sisters, Catherine Ray and husband, Bud, and Camille Sihler; a brother, Samuel Corso; 11 grandchildren; and 7 great grandchildren, all of whom she loved and adored. She was preceded in death by her sister, Lenora Wallace, and brother-in-law, Ken Sihler. Funeral services will be held at 10:00 A.M. on Monday, January 30, 2023, at St. Matthew Catholic Church, 121 Jackson Street, Monroe, Louisiana 71201. Interment will follow at St. Matthew Cemetery in Monroe, Louisiana, under the direction of Mulhearn Funeral Home, 2308 Sterlington Road, Monroe, Louisiana 71203. Her children would like to give a special thank you to the nurses and staff at Trinity Woods in Tulsa for the love, care and concern they have shown Mom these past few years. | Carso, Jo Ann (I394)
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| 35887 | Mulhearn Funeral Home, February, 2018 Mary Ruth Killian Bassett (Picture included) October 1, 1934 ? February 19, 2018 Graveside Services for Mrs. Mary Ruth Killian Bassett, 83 of Winnsboro, will be at 11:00 a.m. Thursday, February 22, 2018 at Mulhearn Memorial Park Cemetery in Monroe, with Bro. Jerry Johnson officiating, under the direction of Mulhearn Funeral Home in Winnsboro. Mrs. Bassett loved spending time with her family, loved to cross stitch and needle point. She also loved reading books, especially the Bible, and attending church at First Baptist Church in Crowville. She also enjoyed playing dominos and bingo. She was preceded in death by her parents; William Thomas Bassett and Alma Louise Green Bassett, brother, William Harold Bassett, and sisters; Laura Bassett, and Jeanette Bassett. Survivors include: 2 sons; Mike Killian and wife Gloria of Fort Necessity, and Jeffery Lane Killian of Monroe. 2 grandchildren; Brandy Jackson and husband Brad of Baskin, and Sean Michael Killian and wife Blinda of Crowville, 2 step-grandchildren; Jackie Eaton and wife Bettina of Monroe, and Jamie Eaton and wife Karen of Crowville. 4 great-grandchildren, 1 step-great-grandchild, and 1 great-great grandchild, and sister-in-law, Beth Bassett of Atlanta, GA. Visitation will be from 9:00 a.m. till 10:00 a.m. Thursday, February 22nd at Mulhearn Funeral Home in Winnsboro. | Bassett, Mary Ruth (I362)
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| 35888 | Mullins Memorial Funeral Home & Cremation Service Julian Gray Foshee Sr. April 26, 1942 ? June 12, 2021 Julian Gray Foshee, Sr., age 79, passed away on Saturday, June 12, 2021, in Fort Myers, FL. He was born on April 26, 1942 in Red Level, Alabama, to the late Clarence and Vada Foshee. He graduated from Andalusia High School in 1960 and married Bobbie Ann DuPree in March of 1962. He is survived by his beloved wife of 59 years, Bobbie Ann Foshee of Fort Myers, FL; son, Gray Foshee (Shelly) of Fort Myers, FL daughter, Melanie Geenen (Jeffrey) of Knoxville, TN and grandchildren, Brit Foshee (Kelly) of Fort Myers, FL, Quinton Foshee (Rebekah) of Fort Myers, FL, Jeret Foshee (Dorie) of Perry, FL, Micah Foshee (Megan) of Bluffton, SC, Hannah-Michelle Foshee of Fort Myers, FL, Rachel Foshee of Fort Myers, FL, Peter Geenen of Knoxville, TN and Bruce McGill Foshee of Fort Myers, FL; as well as eight great grandchildren. He is also survived by his brother, Robert ?Bob? Foshee (Diane) of Andalusia, AL and sister-in-law, Debra DuPree Williams (James ?Jim?) of Asheville, NC. Julian was employed by Harper Brothers, a road construction company, for over 45 years as a maintenance supervisor. He then worked for APAC Florida, Inc., until his retirement in 2012 as a consultant. Julian attended McGregor Baptist Church until he and his wife helped plant Cypress Lake Baptist Church in Fort Myers, FL, where he led the music and taught Sunday school. He had a great passion for teaching God?s word and carried that with him into the nursing homes where he resided the last six years of his life. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, June 19, 2021, at 11:00 a.m. EST at City Gate Ministries, 1735 Jackson Street, Fort Myers, FL 33901 with Pastor David Pleasant officiating. Memorial Contributions in memory of Julian Gray Foshee, Sr. are suggested to City Gate Ministries, 1735 Jackson Street, Fort Myers, FL 33901. Mullins Memorial Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Fort Myers, is entrusted with final care. | Julian Gray Fosbee (I1414)
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| 35889 | Mullumbimby Star, New South Wales, Australia, Thursday, June 7, 1923 In The Supreme Court of New South Wales Probate Jurisdiction In the Estate Of Edwin Henry Bassett late of Mullumbimby in the State of New South Wales Dairy Farmer deceased Intestate. Application will be made after the expiration of fourteen days from the publication hereof that Letters of Administration of the Estate of the abovenamed deceased left unadministered by Bertha Louisa Bassett late of Mullumbimby aforesaid widow deceased the Administratrix of the said Estate may be granted to John Henry Stuart Bassett the older son of the said deceased Intestate. Application will also be made that the usual Bond may be dispensed with and all creditors or other persons having any claim against the Estate of the said Edwin Henry Bassett deceased are hereby required to send particulars thereof with ? in the said Fourteen day to and al lNotices may be served at the Office of the undersigned. Hungerford and Laman, Proctors for the Applicant Mullumbimby BY their Agents, Dalrymple and Blain, 33-39 Hunter Street, Sydney | Bassett, Edwin Henry (I7)
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| 35890 | Mullumbimby Star, New South Wales, Thursday, April 28, 1921 Wedding Olive-Bassett The wedding of Mr. E. Olive son of Mr. and Mrs. Olive, Mullumbimby, and Edith, fourth daughter of Mrs. B.L. Bassett, Mullumbimby Creek, was solemnized at the Presbyterian Church on 20th inst., Rev. J. Robb officiating. The bride, who was given away by her brother, was attired in a pretty frock of ivory crepe de chene and georgette, the bodice having the new long waisted effect and the skirt being composed entirely of frills. The usual wreath and veil were worn, and a handsome shower bouquet with satin streamers was carried. Miss Irene Olive attended as bridesmaid and wore a pretty frock of maize taffeta and georgette with large hat of pink tulle trimmed with black velvet; a shower bouquet was also carried. Mr. Victor Bassett was best man. The church had been charmingly decorated, and Miss Odie Barrett played Mendellsohn?s Wedding March as the party left the church. The breakfast was served at Carkagis? Café, at which only the immediate relatives and friends of both families were present. The happy couple left later by motor car for Tweed Heads, en route to Brisbane and Warwick where the honeymoon is being spent. The bride travelled in a putty crepe de chene dress with hat of brown velvet. The bride?s present to the bride was a xylonite toilet set, and to the bridesmaid a gold bangle. Mrs. Bassett, mother of the bride, wore a gown of wolf grey crepe de chene, relieved with piping of saxe blue and black velvet hat trimmed with wings. Mrs. Olive, mother of bridegroom, wore nigger brown crepe de chene and a black hat. The bouquets were made and presented by Miss Odie Barrett, whilst the handsome wedding cake was the work of Mrs. W. Stewart, sister of the bride. | Bassett, Edith L. (I29)
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| 35891 | Mulvane - Leo Henry Bassett, 87, died Nov. 7, 2002, at Canon City, Col He was born Nov. 10, 1914, at Wichita, the son of William and Huldah Bassett. A resident of the Burrton area for 22 years, he worked with Bassett Construction, Sand Inc., and L.B. Manufacturing. On Sept. 14, 1987, he sustained a head injury on the job that caused him to end his caree On Oct. 2, 1940, he married Mary Ellen Harrison at Salina. She died. Survivors include: a daughter, Marilyn McCluskey, Pueblo, Colo.; and two grandchildren. He was preceded in death by three brothers, Cecil, Otto and George Bassett. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Senter-Smith Mortuary, Mulvane. Visitation will be from 9 a.m. until noon Monday at the mortuary. Burial will follow the funeral in El Paso Cemetery, Derby. Memorials may be sent to the Burrton Ambulance Department or the Brain Injury Association of Kansas, both in care of the mortuary. The Wichita Eagle, 10 Nov 2002 Leo Henry Bassett Bassett, Leo Henry, 87, died Thursday, Nov. 7, 2002 in Canon City, Colo. Visitation 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.; service 2 p.m. both Monday at Senter-Smith Mortuary; burial following at El Paso Cemetery, Derby. He was born Nov. 10, 1914 in Wichita, the son of the late William and Huldah Bassett. A resident of the Burrton area for 22 years, he was known in the Road Construction and Sand and Gravel Business throughout the state of Kansas for many different self- owned businesses, including Bassett Construction, Sand Inc. and L.B. Manufacturing. On Sept. 14, 1987, he received a devastating head injury on the job that caused him to end his career as a successful engineer, inventor and builder. On Oct. 2, 1940 he married Mary Ellen Harrison in Salina. Born to this engagement were two children, Marilyn and George Bassett. Preceded in death by his wife, parents, brothers, Cecil, Otto and George Bassett; sister- in-law, Ruth Bassett. Survivors: daughter and son-in-law, Marilyn and Jack McCluskey of Pueblo, Colo.; grandchildren, Mark John McCluskey of Colorado Springs, Jaclyn Amber McCluskey and fiance, Nathan Mutz of Pueblo, Colo. Memorials established with Burton Ambulance Department, P.O. Box 100, Burrton,, KS, 67020 and Brain Injury Association of Kansas, 1100 Pennsylvania Ave., Ste. 305, Kansas City, MO 64105. | Bassett, Leo Henry (I17546)
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| 35892 | Munden Funeral Home Morehead City, North Carolina Judith Ann (Willis) Bass November 15, 1939 - January 8, 2018 (age 78) Judith Willis Bass, age 78, of Morehead City, passed away on January 8, 2018 at the Crystal Coast Hospice House in Newport. A memorial service will be held on Friday, January 12, 2018 at 2 p.m. at Munden Funeral Home, Morehead City, officiated by Dr. Nate Leonard. Judy was born on November 15, 1939 to Harvey Edward Willis and Litha Rowe Willis in Miami, Florida. Judy relocated with her family to Newport News, Virginia in 1968 and had a successful career in real estate as a salesperson and broker. She also worked in title insurance and retail sales. She greatly enjoyed her work up until her illness at Davis Beachwear. Judy valued her relationships with all her customers. She is survived by three daughters, Sharon Denise Garcia (Frank) of Norfolk, Virginia; Susan Lorraine Meeker (Bob) of Bullock, North Carolina; and Jill Joan Broadhead (Dean) of Timaru, New Zealand; one grandchild, Kendall Grace Broadhead of Timaru, New Zealand; a sister, Ronetta Gaskill (Kert) of Morehead City; nephews, Jimmy Butts and Stephen Butts, both of Morehead City; and many cousins and relatives of Harvey Edward Willis, Litha Mae Rowe Willis, Ronal Earl Willis, and Robert Moore Bass. Judy is preceded in death by her parents, Harvey Edward Willis and Litha Rowe Willis; step-father, Ronal Earl Willis; siblings, Ronal Earl Willis, Jr., Alicia Arden Willis, and brother, Skippy. The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service and also after the memorial service at Munden Funeral Home, Morehead City. In lieu of flowers, Judy requested that memorial gifts may be made to Crystal Coast Hospice House at 100 Big Rock, Weigh, Newport, North Carolina 28570; First Baptist Church at 810 Bridges Street, Morehead City, North Carolina 28557; or your local food pantry or homeless shelter. Online condolences may be made at www.mundenfuneralhome.net. Arrangements are by Munden Funeral Home and Crematory, Morehead City, North Carolina. | Willis, Judith Ann (I40917)
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| 35893 | Munden Funeral Home Morehead City, North Carolina Lina Gray (Edwards) Bass July 16, 1937 - December 17, 2012 (age 75) Lina Gray Bass, 75, of Newport, died Monday, December 17, 2012, at home surrounded by family. No services to be held. She is survived by a son Carl Perry and wife Deidre of Newport; a daughter Pam Stimpson of Newport; grandchildren Treyburn Perry, Chelsea Perry, John Stimpson, Noah Stimpson, and Brandon Roberts; one great-grandchild Eason Roberts; and cousin Taffie Grady and husband Scott of Morehead City. She was preceded in death by her husband TC Bass, daughter Lynn Bracy, and her parents Preston and Clyde Edwards. | Edwards, Lina Grey (I40918)
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| 35894 | Munden Funeral Home James ?Jimmy? Bass February 25, 1953 ? September 5, 2019 James Bass, 66, of Morehead City, passed away Thursday, September 5, 2012, at Carteret Health Care. Arrangments are incomplete. Online condolences may be made at www.mundenfuneralhome.net. Arrangements by Munden Funeral Home & Crematory in Morehead City, N.C. | Bass, James Thomas (I40923)
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| 35895 | Munden Funeral Home & Crematory Margaret ?Peggy? Joyce Bassett Vicari Margaret ?Peggy? Joyce Bassett Vicari, 85, of Newport, passed away Wednesday, May 16¬, 2018 at home with her family. Peggy was a teacher in southern California. She earned a master?s degree specializing in Medical Learning Disabilities which enabled her to work one on one with children with these disabilities later in her career. She loved music and played classical piano and the organ. She was gifted with the most positive outlook on everything life sent her way, often noted by family that the sky in her world was always pink, because her glass wasn?t half full it was always full. She shared her sharp sense of humor and loads of laughter and giggles on a daily basis. To know her was to love and admire her. She is survived by her daughter, Jean Zier and husband, Jeff, of Newport, NC; son, John McNaughton and wife, Kim, of Newport, NC, David McNaughton and wife, Marie, of Palos Verdes Est., CA; sister, Florence Hinckley and husband, Bill, of Saratoga, NY, Jean Kinyon on Holly Springs, NC; brother, James Bassett and wife, Judy, of Toledo WA; mother-in-law, Mary Vicari of Alton, IL; 6 grandchildren and their spouses; 3 great-grandchildren; and dozens of nieces and nephews. Online condolences may be made at www.mundenfuneralhome.net Arrangements are by Munden Funeral Home and Crematory in Morehead City, NC. | Bassett, Margaret Joyce (I21999)
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| 35896 | Munden Funeral Home & Crematory ? Morehead City ? November 11, 2022 Doris ?LaVee? Willis Doris "LaVee" Willis, 90, of Morehead City, passed away Sunday, November 6, 2022, at Pruitt Health Care of Raleigh. "LaVee" was born on February 22, 1932, in Kinston, North Carolina, to the late Edgar and Maude Bass. She spent many years caring for others as a licensed nurse. "LaVee" had a nurturing and loving soul. Family was important to her, and she will be deeply missed as a wonderful mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. She is survived by her son, Troy Willis III (Rebecca) of Etowah, NC; brothers, Van Sellers (Catherine) of Straits, NC, Bobby Sellers (Evelyn) of Fayetteville, NC; grandchildren, Jamie Brushwood, and Kelly Fonseca; and numerous great and great-great-grandchildren. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Troy Willis Jr.; and her son, James Brushwood. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, NC Affiliate, 600 Airport Blvd., Suite 100, Morrisville, NC 27560. Family and friends are welcome to submit online condolences at www.mundenfuneralhome.net Arrangements by Munden Funeral Home & Crematory in Morehead City, NC. | Bass, Doris Dun (I2869)
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| 35897 | Munden Funeral Home & Crematory Inc. John Henry Bass III (Picture included) September 16, 1949 ? January 6, 2021 John Henry Bass III, 71, of Morehead City, passed away on Wednesday, January 6, 2021, at Crystal Coast Hospice House, following a long and courageous battle with Pancreatic Cancer. Due to COVID, there will not be a service. John was the son of the late John Henry Bass Jr. and Doris Harris Bass. He was born on September 16, 1949, in Wilson, North Carolina, where he grew up on a farm. John served in the Army during the Vietnam War and was awarded 2 Purple Hearts and 2 Bronze Stars. He worked for Bridgestone / Firestone and retired with 36 years of service. John was known for his sense of fun, large smile and a love for people. John met his wife of 14 years, Kathy Ogburn Bass, and they married in 2006. The two of them loved spending time together, sharing their faith, and traveling. They loved each other every day. John leaves a daughter, Shannon Shifley and husband, Colin; brother, Dennis Bass; sisters, Dianne Boykin and Gail Pearson and husband Aubrey; stepchildren, Chris Ragland and wife Brandy, and Heather Aubain; and 2 grandchildren that loved their ?Papa?, Amelia Aubain and Myriam Ragland. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his son, Brandon Bass and brother, Darnell Bass. In lieu of flowers, the family would appreciate donations in memory of John Bass to SECU Crystal Coast Hospice House, at P.O. Box 640, Newport, NC 28570. The family is truly thankful for their care and comfort. Family and friends are welcome to submit online condolences at www.mundenfuneralhome.net Arrangements by Munden Funeral Home & Crematory in Morehead City, NC. | Bass, John Henry III (I57088)
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| 35898 | Munderlof Funeral HOme, January, 2014 Wilma G. Bassett Wilma Grace Bassett, 91, of Bancroft, Nebraska died on Tuesday, January 7, 2014 at the Wisner Care Center in Wisner, NE. Funeral services for Wilma will be held on Saturday, January 11, 2014 at 10:00 A.M. at the First Presbyterian Church in Bancroft; Pastor Charity Potter will be officiating. The visitation will be held on Friday from 3:00 until 8:00 P.M. at the Munderloh ? Smith Funeral Home in Bancroft with the family present from 5:00 until 7:00 P.M. Burial will be in the Bancroft Cemetery. Memorials are suggested to the First Presbyterian Church and the Bancroft Senior Center. Wilma was born on a farm west of Bancroft on April 29, 1922, the daughter of William and Grace (Peterson) Sorensen. She attended Bancroft Public School, graduating in 1940. On May 7, 1948, she was united in marriage to Charles Bassett. To this union four children were born: Collean, Fred, Tom and Deb. Charles died on October 2, 1965. She loved spending time with her family and friends, playing cards and going to the Bancroft Senior Center. Wilma was also active in her church. She is survived by her children Collean (Richard) Hawk of Sioux Falls, SD, Fred (Jolynn) Bassett of Bancroft, NE, Tom (Gabriele) Spearfish, SD, Deb (Rock) Daberkow of Madison, NE, eleven grandchildren, twenty-four great grandchildren and four great-great grandchildren. She is also survived by her sister Irene Venner of Bancroft, NE and many nieces, nephews and cousins. Wilma was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Charles, a sister Doris Orris and a brother Glen ?Red? Sorensen. | Sorensen, Wilma G. (I31694)
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| 35899 | Mundwiler & Larson Funeral Homes Donna A. Bassett December 28, 1929 ? May 20 2018 (age 88) Donn Bassett, age 88, of Wilmot died on May 2, 2018, at the Wilmot Care Center. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, May 5, 2018, at 2:00 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church in Wilmot. Jerry Lutkemeier will officiate and burial will be in the Wilmot City Cemetery. Visitation will be held on Friday, 5 ? 7 pm at the church and will continue on Saturday, one hour prior to the service. Donn Albert Bassett was born on December 28, 1929, on the family farm in Lake Township, Roberts County, SD. He was the son of Kenneth and Mable (Hustad) Bassett. Donn attended rural school at Lake #3 until the family purchased a farm in Lee Township in 1938. He completed his eighth grade education at Lee #1 School. He started high school in Wilmot but dropped out to help his father with the farming. Donn was a baptized and confirmed member of First Presbyterian Church in Wilmot. On June 14, 1952, Donn was united in marriage with Shirley Hove of Peever, SD at Peever Lutheran Church. Donn and Shirley lived in a trailer house on his parent?s farm. They purchased their own farm in Lee Township in 1955. Donn and Shirley lived there until Donn entered the Wilmot Care Center in 2013. Donn farmed all his life except for a couple of years. He hauled gravel for Otto Barlund, worked for Harry Pierce in his service station, and did wiring for REA with Gordon Webster. Donn served on a number of boards including Wilmot Creamery, Wilmot Equity-Co-op, DHIA, Northeast Vo-Tech, and Roberts County Extension. He was a 4-H leader for many years and a Lee Township supervisor. Donn loved horses! He rarely missed a horse sale and went on many trail rides. He enjoyed rodeos and helped organize the Wilmot Ranch Rodeo. He also enjoyed hunting and fishing. He was an avid reader, enjoyed bird watching, and music. Donn and Shirley attended the Cowboy Poetry Gathering at Medora, ND, and the jamborees at Peever and Wilmot. Donn loved his family and was extremely proud of his children and grandchildren. He enjoyed them to the fullest! Left to cherish his memory are his wife of 65 years, Shirley of Wilmot, SD; children: Kurt and Susan (Leemhuis) Bassett of Volga, SD; Rhonda and Doug Martenson of Sisseton, SD; Scott and Pastor Cheryl (Rondeau) Bassett of Wilmot, SD; and Todd and Cheryl (Aadland) Bassett of Wilmot, SD; 14 grandchildren 15 great-grandchildren (four more on the way); one great-great-grandchild; brother, Dean (Vera) Bassett of Rapid City, SD; sister, Sue (DeLane) Dollinger of Venturia, ND; niece, Cheri (Darryl) Meidinger of Prior Lake, MN; brothers-in-law: Earl (Mary) Hove of Tracy, CA, and Bruce Harris of Brookings, SD; as well as many nieces, nephews, and cousins. He was preceded in death by his parents; son-in-law, Daniel Rice; grandson, Joseph Rondeau; parents-in-law: Herman and Iva Hove; and sister-in-law, Lavina Harris. | Bassett, Donn Albert (I32915)
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| 35900 | Munford Funeral Homes William Henry Bass III October 7, 1949 ? March 4, 2019 William Henry (Hank) Bass III, 69, died on March 4 in Memphis. The son of Henry and Clara Bibb Bass, Hank spent his formative years in Munford, playing Little League baseball and high school football (cheered on by his dad); dining at the City Cafe (where he always started with pie); shooting the breeze (and perhaps filling up a car) with Wash and Oscar at his father?s service station; and watching Westerns (which left him with an autographed picture of Lash Larue and a lifelong crush on Miss Kitty ?the most beautiful woman in the world?). He always considered his an idyllic childhood in the one-stop town where everybody was a friend or relative. Munford was a community that, to his chagrin, never let him forget his misspent youth, but also embraced him, especially after the sudden death of his mother when he was a child. Hank loved history. He earned a bachelor?s and master?s degree from the University of Tennessee and a doctorate (ABD) in historic preservation at MTSU. He used his education in positions at the James K. Polk Historic House Museum (Columbia), The Tennessee State Museum (Nashville), The Chattanooga Regional History Museum, and the Legal History Center at the State Bar of Texas (Austin). He was general editor of a middle school history textbook published by Holt, Rinehart, and Winston, and he taught American history at the college level at UT, Chattanooga. His daughters, Kate and Mary, were the sun and the moon and the firm foundation of Hank?s life. He also loved Elvis and Muddy Waters, and he exercised his creative spirit through landscaping. He had a tender heart for the underdog and a gentle deference with old folks. He had a sparkling intellect, a wry sense of humor, a horror of weak coffee, and unshakable loyalty. Though they occasionally broke his heart, he loved the Vols, the Blues, and his girls. Facing a cancer diagnosis, Hank drew upon a strength of character forged through his life experience. He found a resolve to endure pain and loss? keeping his sense of humor throughout. He took comfort in the support from his daughters, his sister, and lifelong friends. Hank is survived by Kate and Mary and their mother, Randal, and his sister, Susan Griffin, and her family, Terry, Claire, Emily, Reagan, and Henry. Friends and family are invited to a memorial service at First Methodist Church, Munford, on Sunday, March 17, at 2:30 pm, followed by a reception and time for celebrating his life. The Commercial Appeal, March 14, 2019 William Henry Bass III (1949 ? 2019) (Picture included) William Henry (Hank) Bass III, 69, died on March 4, 2019. A native of Munford and a graduate of the University of Tennessee, Hank had lived in Memphis since 2013. Hank is survived by his daughters, Kate and Mary, and his sister, Susan Griffin, and her family, Terry, Claire, Emily, Reagan, and Henry. A memorial service will be held at First Methodist Church, Munford, on Sunday, March 17, at 2:30 pm, followed by a reception and time for celebrating his life. | Bass, William Henry III (I58850)
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