Bassett Family Association Database
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| 41951 | Tennessean, Nashville, April 26, 2015 Charles B. Bass Mr. Charles B. Bass of Nashville, TN, transitioned on April 20, 2015 from his earthly home to his heavenly home. He was a loyal, dedicated employee of the Department of Corrections for the State of Tennessee for over 35 years. He is survived by his loving wife, Marjorie Owens-Bass; sons, Jerome, Michael, Keith and Kenneth Bass; siblings, Terry (Christine) Bass, Betty Bass of Silver Springs, MD, Hazel Morgan, Carolyn Lively and Frank Bass of Nashville, TN, Otis Bass of Gaither, MD; daughter-in-law, Wanda Bass; six grandchildren, two great-grandchildren; a host of nieces, nephews other relatives and friends. Public viewing Monday, April 27, 2015, 1-6 p.m. at Revelation Funeral Home Chapel. Visitation Tuesday, April 28, 2015, 10-11 a.m. with funeral to follow at Lake Providence Missionary Baptist Church, 5891 Nolensville Pk., Pastor H. Bruce Maxwell, Officiating, Pastor Leslie Davis, Eulogist. Revelation Funeral Home, (615) 244-8111. Edward Hatch and Henry Smith, Funeral Directors. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to: Charles B. Bass Scholarship Fund, c/o Marjorie Owens Bass, P.O. Box 280304, Nashville, TN 37208. | Bass, Charles B. (I18)
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| 41952 | Tennessean, Nashville, January 18, 2021 Mary Helen Bass Mt Juliet - Bass, Mary Helen, born September 3, 1931 in Mt. Juliet, TN passed away on January 18, 2021 in Hermitage. She was the sixth (and last) child of the late Henry Grady and Ida Apple Bass. Ms Bass grew up on her family farm and lived her entire life in Mt. Juliet. Ms Bass was educated in Mt. Juliet and was a 1953 graduate of MTSU. She worked for nearly four decades at First American National Bank (now Regions) in the trust department in Nashville. Preceded in death by parents; brothers, Henry Francis (Clara) Bass, William Grady (Earune) Bass, James Harmon (Audrey) Bass and Frank Edwin Bass; and sister, Nancy Basss Cox. Survived by great-nieces, Tonya (Mike Kerr) Jernigan and Tammy Love; nieces and nephews, Elois Melton, Lonnie Byrd and Johnnie Ward. Funeral service Thursday, 2 pm, Sellars at Mt. Juliet with Pastor David Fallin officiating. Interment following the service at Mt. Juliet Memorial Gardens with Tonya Jernigan, Tammy Love, Ann Ramsey, Emily Ramsey, Pat Hamblin and Becky Litchford. Sellars at Mt. Juliet, 615-758-5459. | Bass, Mary Helen (I53407)
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| 41953 | Tennessean, Nashville, October 6, 2020 Ila Mae Bass Nashville, TN - Age 89, October 5, 2020. Preceded in death by husband of 55 years, Robert "Bobby" Bass & 5 siblings. Survived by daughters, Gayle Bass, Carolyn (Dale) Deocales & Joyce (Jim) Boone; 4 grandchildren, Pam, Tammy, Chris & Bubba; & 6 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Friday, October 9, 2020 at 2:00 p.m. at Woodbine Funeral Home, Hickory Chapel, 5852 Nolensville Road, by David Hayes Prophater. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Family will serve as Pallbearers. Visitation Thursday 4:00-6:00 p.m. and Friday 11:00 a.m. till 2:00 p.m. at Woodbine Funeral Home, Hickory Chapel, 615-331-1952. | Ila Mae (I53416)
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| 41954 | Tennessean, Nashville, September 10, 2020 Edith McBride Bass April 28, 1932 ? September 5, 2020 Edie/Mom/Granny was born with bells on. She grew up in Lake Forest, Illinois with her parents, the late Walter Paul and Claire Childs McBride, and her siblings, Jean McBride Greene of Lake Forest and John Paul McBride of Snowmass, Colorado. She attended The Bell School in Lake Forest and her high school years were spent at Miss Porter's School in Farmington, Connecticut. She then went on to Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, New York. Her formative years were filled with grand opportunities yet she never lost sight of the true meaning of love and kindness. Edie came to Nashville in 1955 when she married the late Jack M. Bass, Jr. She dove into making life long friends, entertaining and volunteering, all in between raising her six children and driving thousands of miles getting them to their next activity and never forgetting to pick them up. She was quite busy considering her five daughters were born within six years of each other, and her son came along seven years later. Edie's joie de vivre was all encompassing. She had friends from all over but especially in her Nashville community. She remembered everyone's birthday with a funny card and would always write a thank-you note. She had a photographic memory for people's telephone numbers. One friend wrote, "When you looked in Edie's eyes, you knew she was listening to every word you said, and she made you feel like you were the only person in the world- a rare trait that made everyone she touched feel special. " We are all so lucky to have had Edie in our lives. When Edie made a commitment to a cause she believed in, she was all in. Her foremost dedication was to The Ensworth School which all of her children and most of her grandchildren attended. She served several terms as a board member beginning in 1964 and she became a Permanent Trustee in 2001. Edie was present at every board meeting, fundraiser, sporting event and music program. She was genuinely interested in childhood education and found it fascinating to watch Ensworth grow and develop into the institution that it is today. Edie was also devoted to Cheekwood Estate and Gardens. Jane MacLeod,President/CEO of Cheekwood wrote, "Edie was one of Cheekwood's earliest supporters whose membership dates to January 6, 1959, preceding even the public opening of Cheekwood. During her decades of service, she touched Cheekwood in so many ways, from serving as Swan Ball co-chair in 1970 (and many Swan Ball committees thereafter) to active participation in the Garden Club of Nashville with its many contributions to the Howe Garden, and in recent years as an Honorary Trustee who made every effort to attend every meeting. Edie was kind, thoughtful, compassionate, genuine and 100 percent dedicated to Cheekwood. " Edie was a charter board member of STARS (Students Taking a Right Stand) and served on its board for over 30 years. She also sat on the boards of Planned Parenthood, Alive Hospice, The Cancer Society, Park Center and Miss Porter's School where she was honored with the Daisy Pin, the school's highest award for volunteer service. She received countless recognitions for her loyal support. Edie was a founding co-chair of Once in A Blue Moon for the Land Trust of Tennessee and co- chaired The Symphony Ball and The MS Gala. She was a congregant of First Presbyterian Church, a member of the Garden Club of Nashville (50 years) and the Deer Park Garden Club. Edie is preceded in death by her beloved daughter, Claire McBride Bass and she is survived by her loving children, Leslie McKinney Bass, Meredith Bass Nelson (Charles), Lisa Bass Foote, Jean Maddin Bass and Jack Maddin Bass III. She was adored by her grandchildren, Richard Sutton Bull, IV, Wilkes McKinney Bull, Charles Nelson IV, Maddin McBride Nelson, Douglass Gordon Foote III, Spencer Clifton Foote, Mason Bass Foote, Savannah Rhea Solomon, Jackson Keeler Solomon, Polly McBride Bass, Edith Mercer Bass and Jack Maddin Bass IV. The family would like to thank Sheila Royster for her loving care and commitment to Mom/Granny as well as Sydnei Bond and Sherron Heyward. In lieu of flowers, donations in Edie's memory may be made to The Ensworth School, Cheekwood or the charity of one?s choice. A memorial celebration for Edie will be planned at a later date. | McBride, Edith (I173)
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| 41955 | Tennessean, Nashville, Tennessee, May 26, 2019 James Orin Bass (1910 ? 2019) (Picture included) Nashville - James Orin Bass passed away on May 22, 2019. He was born in Hendersonville, TN, on July 12, 1910, to Francis Marion Bass and Sadie Dunn Bass, attended Tarbox elementary school, and graduated from Montgomery Bell Academy in 1928, and the University of the South in 1931. He graduated from Harvard Law School in 1934 and returned to Nashville to join Bass, Berry & Sims, the law firm his father had started in 1922 with F. A. Berry and Cecil Sims. He led the firm for many years both in active practice and later as a mentor and loyal supporter of his many younger colleagues. He was an outstanding lawyer, a member of the American College of Trial Lawyers since 1964, and a former President of the Nashville Bar Association. He represented Davidson County in the Tennessee House of Representatives 1936-39 and served a term in the Tennessee State Senate 1940-42. He joined the U.S. Army in 1942, graduated from the Command and General Staff School in Leavenworth, Kansas, and served as Judge Advocate on the staff of General Terry Allen, Commander of the 104th Infantry Division, which fought as a part of the U.S. First Army and the First Canadian Army in France, Belgium, Holland, and Germany. He attained the rank of Lieutenant Colonel, and was awarded the Bronze Star for his service. Following VE Day, the 104th was sent to the west coast in preparation for the invasion of Japan, where it had an assigned shipping date when the war ended. Returning to Nashville following Japan's surrender, he along with his brother, Francis M. Bass, Jr., rejoined Bass, Berry & Sims, helping to guide what was then a six man firm into an era of expansion and growth. The firm is now composed of more than 275 attorneys with offices in Memphis, Knoxville and Washington, D.C., as well as Nashville. In 1963 Mr. Bass was asked by Mayor Beverly Briley to chair a newly formed Metro Human Relations Committee, a group of community leaders which negotiated the peaceful desegregation of lunch counters and other facilities in Nashville. Mr. Bass was a loyal, long time member of First Presbyterian Church, which he regularly attended until shortly before his death. As he passed the age of 100, the church service closest to his birthday included an enthusiastic singing of "Happy Birthday Big Jim." He regarded his fellow church members- like the members of his law firm- as family. As he was to all others, he was to his family as well. Loving and beloved, he set a wonderful example of excellence and gentleness to be followed. Mr. Bass married the former Susanne Warner in 1937 and they enjoyed a devoted and blessed life together until her death in 2000. He was predeceased by his brother, Francis M. Bass, Jr., and his sister, Mary Blackman Bass Phillips. He is survived by children James Orin Bass, Jr. (Liz), Edwin Warner Bass (Madge), Francis M. Bass II (Allison), and Susan Bass Bowen; grandchildren Nancy B. Cox (Robert), Atlanta, Susanne B. Young (David), James O. Bass III (Candy), E. Warner Bass, Jr., Elizabeth B. Lamar (Howard), John G. Bass (Felicia), Margaret B. Tyler (Bo), Francis M. Bass III (Trisha), Caroline Carter Bass, James N. Bowen (Laura), and J. Scott Bowen, Jr. (Amanda), Signal Mountain; 27 great grandchildren; and one great great grandchild; and by nieces Ann Phillips Harmer and Milbrey Waller Andrews. The family extends sincere gratitude to caregivers Mary Akhtarhavari, Ruth Keesee and Betty Montgomery. A funeral service in celebration of Mr. Bass's life will be held at First Presbyterian Church, 4815 Franklin Road, on May 30, 2019 at 2:00 p.m., preceded by a visitation beginning at noon in the church's Courtenay Lounge, and followed by burial in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that memorial contributions be made to Friends of Warner Parks, 50 Vaughn Road, Nashville, TN 37221; Montgomery Bell Academy, 4001 Harding Road, Nashville, TN 37205; University of the South, 735 University Avenue, Sewanee, TN 37383; First Presbyterian Church, 4815 Franklin Pike, Nashville, TN 37220. | Bass, James Orin (I55228)
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| 41956 | Tensas Gazette Saint Joseph, Louisiana June 29, 2005 Johnson, Bass to wed in St. Joseph John Jackson and Brenda Johnson-Jackson of Neweltton are proud to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Tamara S. Johnson to Nolen F. Bass Jr. The wedding will take place on Sunday, July 10, 2005 at 2 p.m. at the Flowery Mount Baptist Church on Hwy 128 in St. Joseph, LA. The reception will follow at 4 p.m. at the St. Joseph Community House on Levee Street in St. Joseph. The bride elect is also the granddaughter of Loui Ida Jackson, Winnie Bureon and the late Allen Burdon, and Steve Cephus, Sr. She is employed by the Tensas Parish Detention Center in Newellton, LA. The groom is the son of Nolen Bass, Sr., and Martha Watson-Bass and grandson of Alex Watson, Sr. and the late Ambrose Bass Sr., Mary Teate Bass and Alberta Skinner Watson. He is also employed by the Tensas Parish Detention Center. The couple’s future plans are to continue to reside in Newellton. All family and friends are invited to share in this joyous occasion. | Bass, Nolen F. Jr. (I94)
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| 41957 | Tensas Gazette Saint Joseph, Louisiana June 29, 2005 Johnson, Bass to wed in St. Joseph John Jackson and Brenda Johnson-Jackson of Neweltton are proud to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Tamara S. Johnson to Nolen F. Bass Jr. The wedding will take place on Sunday, July 10, 2005 at 2 p.m. at the Flowery Mount Baptist Church on Hwy 128 in St. Joseph, LA. The reception will follow at 4 p.m. at the St. Joseph Community House on Levee Street in St. Joseph. The bride elect is also the granddaughter of Loui Ida Jackson, Winnie Bureon and the late Allen Burdon, and Steve Cephus, Sr. She is employed by the Tensas Parish Detention Center in Newellton, LA. The groom is the son of Nolen Bass, Sr., and Martha Watson-Bass and grandson of Alex Watson, Sr. and the late Ambrose Bass Sr., Mary Teate Bass and Alberta Skinner Watson. He is also employed by the Tensas Parish Detention Center. The couple’s future plans are to continue to reside in Newellton. All family and friends are invited to share in this joyous occasion. | Johnson, Tamara S. (I95)
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| 41958 | Tensas Gazette Saint Joseph, Louisiana Wednesday, Janaury 23, 1991 A Time To Die Mitchell Bass, Jr. departed this life Christmas night, Dec. 25, 1990 at home in his loving wife’s arms. He is survived by his beloved wife, Mary Bass; son, Reggie; daughter, Yvette, one devoted grandson, Henry; two granddaughters; parents, Mitchell Bass Sr., and Martha Bass of Newellton, La; one sister, Mary Lorraine of Las Vegas, Nevada; three brothers, Henry (who preceded him in death), Ralph and Alvin of Newellton, La; two aunts, two uncles and a number of nieces, and nephews, cousins and friends. Sleep on Mitch and take your rest. We loved you, but God loved you best. | Bass, Mitchell Jr. (I34)
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| 41959 | Tensas Gazette Saint Joseph, Louisiana Wednesday, November 29, 1978 Mrs. Kanolia Diane Bass Randolph Mrs. Kanolia Diane Bass Randolph - Funeral was held Sunday November 26, 1978; 2:00 p.m. at Magnolia Baptist Church Newellton, Louisiana; Pastor Reverend A. Roberts. She was born to Mrs. Mary L. Bass and the late Ambras Bass Sr. October 4th, 1957 in Newellton, La. She graduated from Newellton High in 1975 and attended Grambling State University in Grambling, La. Sister Randolph was a member of the Optimist Club in Newellton, Louisiana. She confessed Christ in 1971 at the Magnolia Baptist Church under the leadership of Reverend A. Roberts and remained a member until death, November 18, 1978. She is survived by her husband, Mr. Roosevelt Randolph, one daughter, Margo Sheree Randolph, age three; mother Mrs. Mary L. Bass, Newellton, Louisiana, four brothers, Ambrase, John and Nolan Bass of Newellton, Calvin Bass of Las Vegas, Nevada; three sisters; Mrs. Naomi Denson of Las Vegas, Nevada, Mrs. Mattie B. Ward, Rialto, California and Mrs. Betty Baily, Los Angeles, California; five uncles; Louis Teate, Los Angeles, California; George W. Teate, Houston, Texas, Richard Teate, James Bass and Mitchell Bass of Newellton, Louisiana; four aunts; Mrs. Racheal McHenry, Las Vegas, Nevada; Mrs. Kanolia Williams and Mrs. Martha Bass of Newellton, La., Mrs. Josephene Lee of St. Joseph, La.; two great aunts, Mrs. Betty Jackson and Mrs. Emma South of Newellton, La. and a host of relatives and friends. | Bass, Kanolia Diane (I91)
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| 41960 | Tensas Gazette, Louisiana, Wednesday, 30 January 1980 Monroe Bass Monroe Bass, age 85, of St. Joseph; died on Tuesday morning, January 22, in St. Charles Nursing Home in Newellton after a long illness. Funeral Services will be held at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday in the Chapel of Comer Funeral Home in Ferriday with Rev. Harold Lee officiating with interment in the Wesley Chapel Cemetery near St. Joseph. Mr. Bass had been a resident of Tensas Parish since 1947, and retired from Farming in 1960. Survivors include 3 sons, Clifton Bass, Willie Bass, and John R. Bass all of St. Joseph; three daughters, Mrs. Girlie Sanderson and Mrs. Donis Duncan both of St. Joseph; and Mrs. Ernestine Hathaway of New Orleans; nineteen grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Pallbearers included Mike Grover, Ronny McDaniel, Leroy McDaniel, Johnny Rhodes, Robert Jones and James Jones. | Bass, James Monroe (I5)
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| 41961 | Teresa was born in 193?. | McCarty, Teresa Jane (I26469)
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| 41962 | Teri Ann Bassett December 13, 1950 ? August 2, 2013 Funeral services for Teri Ann Bassett, 62, of Muskogee, OK, will be held at 2:00 P.M. Monday, August 5, 2013 at Lescher-Millsap Funeral Home Chapel with Josh Roberts officiating. Teri was born December 13, 1950 at Council Bluffs, Iowa the daughter of Lewis and Unavelle (Ward) Priest and died Friday, August 2, 2013 in Muskogee. On June 29, 1969 she married Merrill Bassett in Phoenix, AZ. Teri worked for the Muskogee Phoenix and began her career there on January 13, 1999 working in classified and handling the employment advertising. Teri was always recognized for her outstanding sales performance. Survivors include her husband, Merrill, of the home; five children, one brother, one sister, two grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. | Priest, Teri Ann (I1181)
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| 41963 | Terrell Broady Funeral Home, Inc. Melvin Bass March 21, 2019 Melvin Bass Nashville - Age 38, passed away March 21, 2019. Survived by parents, Melvin and Evangeline Nichols Bass other relatives & friends. Viewing Thurs. 12-6 at funeral home. Visitation Friday 11-12 with funeral to follow at The Temple Church. Terrell Broady Funeral Home. | Bass, Melvin Keith Jr. (I19)
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| 41964 | Terrence Shaw Bassett - born 24 Jun 1932 (SSDI), died 30 Jun 1996 in Littleton, Jefferson County, Colorado, married Dawn and had Mark Shaw Bassett. Dawn lives in Littleton, Colorado in June 2004. | Bassett, Terrence Shaw (I73)
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| 41965 | Terry & Gwyneth live in Meade, Kansas in 1997. He is a school psychologist for the school district. | Nelson, Terry (I488)
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| 41966 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I126)
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| 41967 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I487)
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| 41968 | Texarkana Funeral Home Tami G. Bassett July 28, 1959 ? December 22, 2019 Tami G. Bassett, age 60, of Texarkana, Texas, died Sunday, December 22, 2019, in a local hospice facility. Ms. Bassett was born July 28, 1959, in Pueblo, Colorado, to James and Judy Bassett. She was a great mom and a loving, awesome ?Meme?. She adored her grandchildren and everything she did was about and for them. Tami was preceded in death by her parents. Survivors include one daughter and son-in-law, Jennifer and Matt Dickerson of Prescott, Arkansas; five grandchildren, Hunter, Haley, Jacey, Dylan, and Mason; one sister, Dona(Rick) Skaggs of Colorado; and two brothers, Mike (Jamie) Bassett of Texarkana and Russell (Renee) Bassett of Hot Springs, Arkansas; other family, Junior and Rachel Henson and family and numerous nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be held at 4:00 PM Saturday, December 28, 2019, at Chapelwood Funeral Home. Visitation will be following the service. Cremation arrangements are under the direction of Chapelwood Funeral Home. | Bassett, Tami G. (I675)
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| 41969 | Texarkana Funeral Home ? Texas Maurine Bassett March 2, 1918 ? April 6, 2013 Maurine Bassett, age 95, of Genoa, Arkansas died April 6, 2013, in a local nursing home. Mrs. Bassett was born March 2, 1918, in Genoa, Arkansas. She was a loving wife and mother, a homemaker, a nurse, a cattle rancher, and a member of New Hope Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by her husband Albert Bassett and a son Don Bassett. She is survived by a daughter Elsie Palmore; three sons; Jerry Bassett, Bill Bassett, and Kevin Bassett all of Genoa, Arkansas; a sister Blanche Bagley of Oakley, California; and a number of grandchildren; great grand children, and great great grandchildren. Graveside services will be 4 P.M. Monday at Rock Springs Cemetery with Rev. Doug Frost officiating. Arrangements are with Texarkana Funeral Home, Arkansas. | Chambers, Maurine Roe (I7)
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| 41970 | Texarkana Funeral Home, Arkansas George Nicholas ?Nick? Bass September 28, 1962 ? December 1, 2021 George Nicholas ?Nick? Bass, age 59, of Texarkana, Arkansas, went to be with his Lord and Savior on Wednesday, December 1, 2021 at his home. Mr. Bass was born September 28, 1962, in Del Rio, Texas. He was Vice President of Belt Construction Company in Texarkana and a member of St. James? Episcopal Church. Nick was known for his love of airplanes as a young adult. This love continued to grow when his son, Kyle, got his pilots license and they were able to fly together. He was a Dallas Cowboys fan and enjoyed watching the Razorbacks win. He traveled the world with his family, friends and his wife, Ale. Nick, also known as ?Big? to his grandchildren, loved nothing more than watching them grow and accomplish things in life. He was always so proud of his children and grandchildren in every phase of life and was proud to tell all of his friends about their accomplishments. Nick was preceded in death by his parents, Tom and Pattye Bass. He is survived by his wife, Alejandra Bass of Texarkana, Arkansas, one son, Kyle and wife Haylie Bass of Texarkana, Arkansas, one daughter, Erin and husband Dillon Ward of Ashdown, Arkansas, two step children, Diego Morlet and Julia Morlet, both of Texarkana, Arkansas, one sister, Samantha Wall and her husband Richy of Diana, Texas; five grandchildren, Tate, Brody, and Lynnie Bass, Ensley and Patton Ward and a host of friends and other relatives. The family will receive friends the funeral home Thursday, December 2, 2021 from 4:00 to 6:00 P. M. Funeral Services will be 10:00 A. M. December 3rd at Texarkana Funeral Home, Arkansas with Father David J. Halt officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Gardens. | Bass, George Nicholas (I44903)
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| 41971 | Texarkana Gazette February 12, 2010 Houston Bassett Linden, Texas - Houston Bassett of Atlanta, Texas, died Wednesday, February 10, 2010, in a Texarkana hospital. Arrangements are pending with Linden Funeral Home. Texarkana Gazette February 14, 2010 Houston Bassett Linden, Texas - Houston A.P. Bassett, 89, of Atlanta, Texas, died Wednesday, February 10, 2010, in a Texarkana hospital. Mr. Bassett was born August 10, 1920, in Anderson, Texas. He was a member of Bethel United Methodist Church, Queen City, Texas. Survivors include his wife, Ruby Bassett; two sons and one daughter-in-law, Houston Bassett III and Ira II and Brenda Bassett; one grandson, Christopher Bassett; and a number of other relatives. Services will be 11 a.m. Tuesday at Bethel United Methodist Church with the Reverend D.D. Th... 1930 Federal Census of Precinct 1, Grimes County, Texas (6 May 1930) Ira Bassett - Negro - 45 - M - TX-TX-TX - Head - Farmer General Farm Artie - Negro - 37 - F - TX-TX-TX - Wife Ira Jr. - Negro - 10 - M - TX-TX-TX - Son Houston A. - Negro - 9 - M - TX-TX-TX - Son Cordelia - Negro - 70 - F - TX-TX-TX - Mother (Married at 32 and 24) | Bassett, Houston Aron II (I9)
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| 41972 | Texarkana Gazette, Texas, October 26, 2019 David Bass (Picture included) David M. Bass, 66, of Ashdown, AR passed away October 23, 2019 in Dallas, TX. He was born March 7, 1953 in Ashdown, AR to the late Willie and Ann Horn Bass. He was preceded in death by his wife, Tamberlyn Bass. He was the proud owner of David Bass Concrete. Survivors include two sons and one daughter-in-law, Joseph and Caitlyn Bass and Elvis "Elbow" Bass, both of Ashdown, one daughter, Miranda Haywood-Bass of Ashdown, two sisters and brothers-in-law, Andrea and Dean McDuff of Atlanta, TX and Billie and Jerry Nott of Little Rock, AR, one niece and nephew, Reed and Shane Gillin of Ashdown and numerous other nieces and nephews. Visitation will be Friday, October 25, 2019 from 6:00 8:00 at Madden Funeral Home in Ashdown. A graveside service will be Saturday, October 26, 2019 at 2:00 at Ashdown Cemetery with Bro. Butch Riddle officiating. | Bass, David M. (I4653)
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| 41973 | Texarkana Gazette, Texas, Saturday, September 13, 2003 Lucy Bass MOUNT PLEASANT, Texas-Lucy Ann Barrett Bass, 84, of Mount Pleasant died Friday, Sept. 12, 2003, at her home. Mrs. Bass was born June 28, 1919, in Wards Creek, Texas. She was a homemaker and member of Nevills Chapel Missionary Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by one grandson, Brandon Baker. Survivors include her husband, Leonard Bass; two sons and daughters-in-law, Merrill and Emma Bass and Gary and Paula Bass; two daughters and sons-inlaw, Nora and Rusty Denny and Lana and Glenn Kocurck; one brother, G.F. Barrett; 15 grandchildren; 27 great-grandchildren; and a number of other relatives. Services will be 2 p.m. Sunday at Nevills Chapel Missionary Baptist Church with Glenn Griffith officiating. Burial will be in Wards Creek Cemetery under direction of Bates-Cooper Funeral Home. Visitation will be 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home. | Barrett, Lucy Ann (I3290)
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| 41974 | Texarkana Gazette, Texas, Thursday, December 3, 2015 Tamberlyn Bass Tamberlyn Bass, 47, of Ashdown, AR went to be with the Lord December 1, 2015 in her home surrounded by family. Tamberlyn was born October 11, 1968 in Texarkana, TX. She was a committed member and trainer at Legends Gym of Texarkana, TX. She excelled in her love for bodybuilding and womens figure competing. Tamberlyn was an active member of Show Time Physique and her fit fam. Tamberlyn had a passion for the family, ranch, animals, anything outdoors, cooking, entertaining, and just being surrounded by family and friends. If you were lucky to call her a friend, you had a friend for life. She is survived by her loving husband, David Bass, of 27 years; one daughter, Miranda Haywood and Tommy Nicholas; one son and daughter-in-law, Joseph and Caitlyn Bass; and her youngest baby, Elvis "Elbow" Bass - The Pug. She also leaves behind to cherish her memories, her mother, Charlotte Smith; stepmother, Carolyn Tillery; grandmother, Florence Barlow; two brothers, Johnny and his wife Becky Gassett, Tony Gassett; stepbrothers, Shane and Scooter Cambell; two sisters, Theresa Wardlaw, and Amanda Sorrell; and a multitude of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, and vast amount of God sent family and clients. Visitation will be Thursday evening December 3, 2015 from 7:00pm to 9:00 pm at Madden Funeral Home Chapel in Ashdown, AR. Funeral Services will be Friday December 4, 2015 at 11:00 am at First Baptist Church in Ashdown, AR with Bro. Butch Riddle and Bro.Tim Perkins officiating. Burial will follow at Ashdown Cemetery in Ashdown, AR under the direction of Madden Funeral Home. "I thank God upon every remembrance of you, always in every prayer of mine making request for you all with joy, for your fellowship in the gospel from the first day until now" Philippians 1:3-5. | Tamberlyn (I4654)
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| 41975 | Texarkana Gazette, Texas, Wednesday, January 5, 2005 Ann Bass ASHDOWN, Ark.-Ann Bass, 84, of Ashdown died Monday, Jan. 3, 2005, in Atlanta, Texas. Mrs. Bass was born Nov. 22, 1920, in Ashdown. She was a volunteer with Little River Hospital, member of the American Cancer Society and a Baptist. She was preceded in death by her husband, Willie Bass. Survivors include one son, David Bass of Ashdown; three daughters, Margaret Gillin of Mount Kisco, Calif., Andrea McDuff of Atlanta and Billie Nott of Little Rock; one sister, Donna Schidet of Texarkana; 11 grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren. Graveside services will be 11 a.m. Thursday in Ashdown Cemetery with the Rev. Butch Riddle officiating. Burial will be under direction of Madden Funeral Services. Visitation will be 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home. | Annie Lee (I4556)
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| 41976 | Texarkana Gazette, Texas, Wednesday, March 3, 2021 Rosalene Plumlee Bassett Rosalene Plumlee Bassett, 91, died on March 1, 2021, in Texarkana, Texas, following a lengthy illness. A private service will be held in Weatherford, Texas. Rosalene was born Nov. 6, 1929, in Peaster, TX., to Frank and Ethel Plumlee. She attended school in Peaster, TX and graduated from high school in 1947. She went on to attend Weatherford College and graduated from North Texas State College. She married Charles L. Bassett on Aug. 26, 1951 and moved to Gainesville, TX where they lived until moving to Plainview, TX in 1960. She continued her career as an elementary teacher with the Plainview ISD for 26 years. Although she taught fourth grade much of the time, she also taught kindergarten through sixth grade. She was named Edgemere Elementary School's Outstanding Teacher for the 1988-89 school year. She retired in 1992. Following Charles' retirement from Wayland Baptist University in 2002, they moved to Weatherford where they lived until moving to Texarkana in 2009. She was preceded in death by Dr. Bassett in 2014. She was actively involved in First Baptist Church of Plainview for the 42 years she lived there, including teaching Sunday School. She was an avid lover of nature and enjoyed bird watching on the farm in Weatherford. Her grandchildren spent every Thanksgiving on the farm while they were growing up then and have often returned with their children to continue the tradition. Rosalene instilled in her children and grandchildren a love of plants, animals, reading and the importance of family. She is survived by her sons, Charles L. Bassett, Jr. of Texarkana and his wife, Trina and Greg Bassett of Houston and his wife, Claire. She is also survived by four grandchildren: Charles L. Bassett, III of Coeur d'Alene, ID and his wife, Cortny; Sarah Bassett Thomasson of Malvern, AR, and her husband, John; Allison Bassett Ratto of Silver Spring, MD and her husband, Chris; and Captain Colin Bassett of Fort Drum, NY and his wife, Jennifer. She was also blessed with six great grandchildren, Leah Bassett, Charles L. Bassett, IV, Emilia Thomasson, Lillian Ratto, Nathan Ratto and Colin Willis Bassett, Jr. She leaves behind numerous members of her extended family including three brothers, Howard, Ronald and Donald Plumlee and a sister, Evelyn Simpkins. She was preceded in death by her brothers, Wesley and Troy Plumlee. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the Charles & Rosalene Bassett Endowed Scholarship at Wayland Baptist University, 1900 W. 7th St., CMB 1295, Plainview, TX 79072 or a charity of choice. The family also wishes to thank the staff at Cornerstone Retirement Community for their loving care over the last six years. | Plumlee, Rosalene (I16)
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| 41977 | Texas Metro News, Dallas, Texas, Sunday, 26 March 2023 Tiffany Ann (Bass) Wilson Ms. Tiffany Ann Bass Wilson, age 37 unexpectedly passed on March 9th, 2023 in Dallas, Texas. Tiffany was born in Portland, Oregon on April 25, 1985 to Pamela Bass. She attended Redmond Public Schools. She graduated Beauty School in 2005. Tiffany also attended FBTF Ministry in Shreveport, Louisiana, before moving to Texas under the Leadership of Apostle Hamilton and Pastor Patricia Hamilton. Tiffany was a stay at home mom, when she wasn't at home with her beautiful children she was shopping. She loved being a mom and spending every moment she could with her children going to the park with them was the highlight of her day. Tiffany's favorite hobbies were shopping, doing hair and makeup and going to the park. Tiffany is preceded in death by her mother; Pamela Bass, aunt; Ruby Bass, her grandfather; Charles Bass and grandmother; Elizabeth Bass. Tiffany is survived by her husband; Alex R. Wilson, two sons; Isaiah P.L. Bass and King R.R. Wilson, and daughter; Royalty A. Wilson. She has 2 brothers, David L. Bass of Prineville, Oregon and John R. Bass and wife Veronica of Coyle, OKlahoma. Her aunt Veronica Vanzant of Stonewall, Louisiana, 2 nephews Jacob Bass and Brenden Smith, two nieces; Gabbrielle Smith and Kaitlynn Smith, as well as one cousin; Roxanna Bass of Redmond Oregon. | Bass, Tiffany Ann (I4316)
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| 41978 | Texas Obituaries Merriman Claude Bass Jan. 7, 1912 ? March 3, 2002 Graveside services for Merriman Claude Bass, 90, of Houston are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Bryan City Cemetery. The Rev. Billy Johnson will officiate. Visitation will be from 10 a.m. to noon Tuesday at Hillier Funeral Home in Bryan. Mr. Bass died Sunday in Houston. He was born in Bartlesville, Okla., and was retired as senior oil scheduler for Shell Oil Company. He was a member of the College Avenue Baptist Church in Bryan. He served in the U.S. Army Air Corps and as a PFC in the 8th Air Force and was a member of the American Legion. Survivors include his wife, Mamie Lee Bass of Houston; two sons and daughters-in-law, Howard and Betty Bass and Johnny Lee and Margie Bass, all of Houston; four daughters and three sons-in-law, Norma and James Mintz and Bonnie Bass, all of Houston, Marian and George ?Skip? Leibensperger of Plano and Deborah and the Rev. Billy Johnson of Belton, Texas; nine grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren. | Bass, Merriman Claude (I204)
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| 41979 | Tha Patriot Ledger, June 25, 2012 Howard L. Sherman Howard L. Sherman, of Plymouth, died on Friday, June 22, at Plymouth Crossings. Born in Plymouth January 5, 1915 a son of the late Charles F. and Gladys (Chase) Sherman. He was educated in the Plymouth schools and served with the US Army National Guard. Howard was a Builder and worked with his father Charles F. Sherman and Son in Plymouth. He was a Past commodore of the South Shore Outboard Association, Past Commodore of the Bare Cove Power Squadron in Hingham. He was a founder and past club caller for three square dance clubs: Belles and Beaus in Weymouth, Hobomock Hoedowners in Pembroke and Checkmates in Reading. Howard taught line dancing at the Plymouth Council on Aging for 20 years as well as the Wareham council on Aging. A former scout master for Cub Scout Troop 47 for 10 years in the 50s. Howard was the beloved husband of the late Dora M. (Bessette) Sherman. Loving father of Melody L. Elibero of Brockton and the late Ray Sherman of Texas. Father-in-law of Patricia Ghidoni Sherman. Cherished grandfather of Wayne Elibero, Terilyn Elibero, Timothy Sherman, Jessica (Sherman) Trober and the late Daniel Sherman. Also survived by 10 great-grandchildren. At Howards request there will be no services. Memorial donations may be made to the Jordan Hospital Breast Cancer Center, 275 Sandwich St., Plymouth, MA. 02360. More information and online guest book visit www.cartmellfuneralhome.com | Sherman, Howard L. (I10359)
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| 41980 | Thaddius was a twin to Mercy. 1850 Federal Census of Harwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts (16 Aug 1850) Thaddeus Basset 48 M Massachusetts Mariner 80 Tabitha 59 F Massachusetts Elvira 9 F Massachusetts Mary 4 F Massachusetts 1880 Federal Census of Chatham, Barnstable County, Massachusetts Thaddeus E. Bassett 61 M MA MA MA Head Farm Laborer Lydia A. 38 F MA MA MA Wife Keeping House Francis H. 16 M MA MA MA Son Fisherman Ida F. Nickerson 14 F MA MA MA SDau William C. Jenks 25 M MA WL MA Other Fisherman | Bassett, Thaddius E. (I07939)
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| 41981 | Thair retired as a supervisor at International Nickel Co. (INCO). | Gottshall, Thair Uriah (I16626)
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| 41982 | Thankful and Nathan had four children. | Handy, Thankful (I01150)
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| 41983 | Thankful Fenn was a sister to Polly Fenn (Jared Bassett's first wife). 1850 Federal Census of North Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut (24 Oct 1850) Jared Bassett - 49 - M - Connecticut - Farmer 4,000 Thankful - 42 - F - Connecticut Hannah - 74 - F - Connecticut Lyman F. - 23- M - Connecticut - Butcher David B. - 21 - M - Connecticut - Laborer Eli D. - 18 - M - Connecticut - Laborer Aaron - 15- M - Connecticut - Laborer Jared B. - 7 - M - Connecticut 1880 Federal Census of Hamden, New Haven County, Connecticut Lyman F. Bassett - 53 - M - CT-CT-CT - Head - Farmer Emily J. - 47 - F - CT-CT-CT - Wife - Keeping House John - 46 - M - CT-CT-CT - Other - Works on Farm LYMAN F. BASSETT COMMEMORATIVE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD Lyman F. Bassett, deceased, a leading agriculturist of Hamden, was a native of New Haven county, born in the town of North Haven, Feb. 27, 1827, and was a worthy representative of one of its honored and highly respected families. His father, Jared Bassett, was born upon the same farm in 1801, and it was also the birthplace of the grandfather, Eli Bassett. His great-grandfather Bassett died in New York during the Revolutionary War. Jared Bassett spent his entire life upon the old homestead in North Haven, and followed the occupation of farming with marked success. He took quite an active and prominent part in local politics and was honored with several offices, including those of selectman and assessor. He died in 1892, at the advanced age of ninety-one years. For his first wife he married Miss Polly Fenn, of Plymouth, Conn., and to them were born five children,, of whom our subject was the eldest: David, born in 1829, died in 1893; Eli died at the age of eighteen years; Aaron is a resident of North Haven; and Jared lives on the old homestead in that town. After the death of the mother of these children, the father married her sister, Miss Thankful Fenn, and for his third wife wedded Mrs. Laura (Button) Foote. During his boyhood, Lyman F. Bassett attended the common schools and academy of North Haven, where he acquired a good practical education. He assisted in the operation of the home farm until eighteen years of age, and then turned his attention to the butcher business, which he followed in North Haven at intervals for thirty years. He continued to reside upon the old homestead until 1873, when he removed to the farm of twelve acres in Hamden, upon which he last resided, having retired from the butcher business about 1892. This business he had carried on in Hamden at different times as his health permitted. On Sept. 14, 1858, Mr. Bassett was married to Miss Emily J. Pierpont, of Waterbury, Conn., who was born Jan. 25, 1832. a daughter of Luther and Delia M. (Waugh) Pierpont, natives of Waterbury and Litchfield, respectively. The father, who was an extensive farmer and highly esteemed man, died at the age of seventy-seven years. In his family were seven children: William H., James E., Chloe M., Emily C., Jane A., Henry S., and Emily J., all now deceased with the exception of Mrs. Bassett. Mr. Bassett held membership in the Congregational Church of North Haven since 1868, as has also his wife, and he took an active interest in everything tending to advance the moral, intellectual or material welfare of the town or community. While a resident of North Haven, Mr. Bassett served as justice of the peace for two years, and also filled the office of assessor in a most creditable and acceptable manner. He died July 9, 1901, and was buried at North Haven. | Fenn, Thankful (I759)
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| 41984 | Thankful was 90 years of age when she died. | Burt, Thankful (I02209)
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| 41985 | Tharp Funeral Home & Crematory Elinor Bass Hopkins Elinor Bass Hopkins, 79, died on Monday April 20, in Lynchburg. Born in Alcoa, Tennessee, on December 25, 1935, she was the daughter of Beatrice Irene Dreher and Beverly Calvin Bass. She is survived by her husband of fifty-eight years, James Wayne Hopkins; daughter, Elizabeth Bass Maghsoodi; son, James Calvin Hopkins; daughter, Joanna Hopkins King and husband, Steven Douglas King. Her grandchildren are Korosh and Natalie Maghsoodi; Steven and Julia King. She is also survived by her three sisters: Virginia Bass Eaddy and husband John; Martha Bass Bishop and husband Skip; Beverly Bass Hines and husband John. The family includes three nieces and four nephews. A graduate of Maryville College, Tennessee, she spent several years in Georgia and Iowa before moving in 1964 with her husband and young children to Lynchburg, the town she loved immediately, and the place that became her home. Within the fifty years that followed, she was devoted to her family, community, and her church. For fifteen years she served as director of The Adult Care Center, Court Street Methodist Church, and for an equal length of time, she travelled with the Committee for Self-Development, an outreach of the Presbyterian Church. For several years she worked with the non-profit organization, Displaced Homemakers. In 1974, Elinor was ordained as First Presbyterian Church?s first female deacon, and in 1982, she became an elder. She was a charter member of the Gifford-Martin Sunday School Class and remained faithful over the years. She was pleased to be present at the church?s Two-Hundred-Year anniversary. There was nothing she loved more than spending time with her family in the natural setting of Rockbridge Baths and Goshen Pass. An avid reader and daily letter-writer, she stayed connected to every member of her family. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, April 25, 2015, at 2:00 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church Lynchburg. The family will receive friends following the service in the narthex. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to First Presbyterian Church or Virginia Episcopal School. Tharp Funeral Home, Lynchburg, is assisting the family. | Bass, Elinor (I2424)
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| 41986 | Tharp Funeral Home & Crematory G.W. Bass Jr. August 29, 2022 G.W. Bass Jr. passed away Monday, August 29, 2022, at his residence. He was the son of the late George William Bass Sr. and Lucille Bass. In addition to his parents, he was also preceded in death by his loving wife Jo Anne Bass. G.W. is survived by his daughters, Sunny Shrader of Forest, Va. and Brooke Ford (Stephen) of Appomattox, Va; one granddaughter, Ashbey Shrader; two grandsons, Jacob Johnson and Bronson Hise, and great grandson, Maverick Johnson. G.W. enjoyed living life to its fullest especially his passion for Harley-Davidson motorcycles, drag racing, his dog Joey, and spending time with his many many friends and family. A celebration of G.W.?s life will be held at 4 p.m. on Saturday, September 3, 2022, at the family?s residence 1381 Cifax Road, Forest, Va. Flowers and condolences can be sent to the residence. Tharp Funeral Home & Crematory, Lynchburg, is assisting the family. | Bass, George William Jr. (I98)
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| 41987 | Tharp Funeral Home & Crematory Jo Anne Bass June 15, 1953 ? August 23, 2014 On Saturday, August 23, 2014 we as a community of family and friends lost our beloved Jo Anne Roberts Bass. She passed away comfortably in her home with her husband G.W. Bass beside her, a home in which she greatly loved, along with the views. Jo Anne was born and raised in Amherst County by her parents Virginia Harris Roberts and Everett Roberts, which she has once again reunited with. She has left us with her brother, Sonny Roberts and his wife Cindy, who will always be a fixture of a great older brother to all of us. Jo Anne Roberts met G.W. Bass in 1975 and a spark of love ignited and never left. Jo Anne was G.W.â??s crew chief in many ways in her life. She was always there when G.W. was racing, even taking a turn down the track herself. Jo Anne loved life, friends, family, and everyone she met. She traveled far and wide across the U.S. and met some of the greatest friends of her life. She had a great love for all animals, including horses, especially her silent partner Razor. Never without nails and jewelry, she was ready for anything life had to throw at her. Jo Anne had two wonderful daughters Brooke Ford, husband Stephen Ford and their son Jacob Johnson and Sunny Crist, husband Lee Crist and their daughter Ashbey Crist who all gained so much from her. Jo Anne will meet in Heaven, both her parents, best friend Renee Wood, granddaughter, Brittni Starr (Brooke Ford); grandson, William Cain Crist (Sunny Crist); and some great friends that are there to welcome her home. Jo Anne lived a great life and shared it with anybody and everybody. In lieu of flowers consider making a donation to the ALS foundation: Gift Processing Center PO Box 6051 Albert Lea, MN 56007, or Seven Hills Hospice: 2250 Murrell Road Lynchburg, VA 24501 because without them our journey would have been even harder. She will be greatly missed and per her wishes we will celebrate her life at Tharp Funeral Home Lynchburg, Tuesday, August 26, 2014 from 6-7:30 PM. The family will continue the celebration at the Stadium Inn following the visitation at Tharp Funeral Home. All are encouraged to ride their motorcycles. Tharp Funeral Home and Crematory, Lynchburg (434-237-9424) is assisting the family. Condolences may be sent by visiting: obituaries.tharpfuneralhome.com. | Jo Anne (I99)
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| 41988 | Tharp-Sontheimer-Tharp Funeral Home David Edward Bass June 28, 1980 ? February 5, 2021 David Edward Bass left this world peacefully in his home surrounded by his family and friends on Thursday, February 5 2021 at the age of 40. He was born in New Orleans, Louisiana. He is survived by his loving soulmate and devoted wife of 4 years, Natalie Romagosa Bass and his two beautiful children, Benjamin David and Noah Carson. He is also survived by his parents Reverend Jerry Bass and his wife Sandra (Sandy). In addition he is survived by his in-laws, David and Lucia Romagosa and Julie Romagosa. He was preceded in death by his paternal grandparents, Wiley Cecil and Nona Bass of Pelham Georgia and maternal grandparents, Rudolph and Juanita Hamilton of River Ridge, LA. David was a graduate of John Curtis Christian School class of 1998. He received a B. S. in Business Administration from the University of New Orleans and spent his career in the Transportation industry as a Freight Supervisor. David loved the Lord and his church family. He adored spending time with his family and being a father to his precious boys. He had a large group of close personal long-time friends that he shared time with. He had a servant?s heart and would do anything for you. A funeral service will be held on Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at Tharp-Sontheimer-Tharp Funeral Home at 1600 N. Causeway Blvd. in Metairie, LA at 12:00 p.m. with visitation beginning at 10:00 a.m. Family and friends are welcome. A mask must be worn as you enter the building and safe social-distancing guidelines must be followed. For those who cannot attend a live stream option of the service can be accessed at www.tharpsontheimerfh.com. | Bass, David Edward (I146)
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| 41989 | The 1850 census and papers written by his great-grandson spell his Christian name "Heli". Eli's birth was also recorded in Litchfield, Kennebec county, Main. 1850 Federal Census of Gardiner, Kennebec County, (16 Aug 1850) Heli Basset 63 M Massachusetts Farmer 600 Deborah 52 F Maine Mahala 19 F Maine Apphia 17 F Maine | Bassett, Eli (I02037)
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| 41990 | The 1850 census shows him with his brother Joel Bassett in Minnesota. 1850 Territorial Census for Washington County, Minnesota - pages 90 and 91 - (6 Sep 1850) Phillip Bassett - 27 - M - New York - Farmer Hannah - 22 - F - New York Joel B. - 32 - M - New York Charles A. - 4 - M - New Hampshire George F. - 2 - M - Minnesota 1860 Federal Census of Hastings, Dakota County, Minnesota (2 Jun 1860) Phillip C. Bassett - 37 - M - New Hampshire - Laborer 1000 100 Hannah M. - 30 - F - New Hampshire Charles A. - 13 - M - New Hampshire George F. - 11 - M - Minnesota William D. - 9 - M - Minnesota Logan L. - 3 - M - Minnesota Sally - 5/12 - F - Minnesota 1880 Federal Census of Oakland, Alameda County, California P.C. Bassett - 60 - M - NH-NH-NH - Head - Carpenter H.M. - 51 - F - NH-NH-NH - Wife - Housekeeper Abbie - 20 - F - MN-NH-NH - Daughter - At Home Asula - 9 - F - CA-NH-NH - Daughter - At School Bill Bassett History of Park County, Montana 1984 Hattie and Mrs. Bassett moved up to the Papesh Place with Fred. One winter day they took a team and buggy and went to visit Bill. A big spring at the lower end of the Papesh Place had laid down a sheet of ice across the road. One of the horses slipped and fell, causing the wagon to lurch, throwing Mrs. Bassett on her head on the frozen ground. They righted things, and Mrs. Bassett appeared OK. They continued on to Bassett Creek. Betty prepared tea for them, and Mrs. Bassett proceeded to put spoonful after spoonful of sugar in her tea. That was the first indication that her head had been injured, but from that time on she was never in good mental health. When Hattie married Harry Bray, she moved to the deer Lodge area and took her mother with her. Mrs. Bassett died not long after the move at Warm Springs. Fred worked at the Goffner Sawmill, above the Taylor Place in Mol Heron Creek, and became acquainted with Cinnabar Basin. He moved to the Basin around 1895, and settled where Al and Judy Jensen now live (on the Sargent Ranch). On Nov. 26, 1897, he married Leah Smith, whose family lived on the place which was later proved up on by the Hesit family. (He was 34 and she was 21.) Their first daughter, Florence, was born Sept. 22, 1898. So for around ten years, the two Bassett families lived on opposite sides of the Yellowstone River. To visit each other or to trade work, they had to cross the river at a ford just above the present Corwin Bridge. Florence can even remember them hauling a threshing machine across the ford. She also recalls one time when her family went to visit Bill and Betty. They took a team and buggy. One of the horses was a mare which had a foal, which they allowed to tag along, as they were to be gone overnight. The river was high, and when the team plunged into the water at the ford, the colt swam ahead of the team and became lodged between the horses, under the tongue. Fred had to crawl out onto the tongue to push the colt forward and around in front of the team to prevent it from drowning. Bill and Betty ranched on Bassett Creek for a number of years. Their children were Harvey (Ethel Rigler's father), Lester, Shelby, Nellie (who died when she was 8-12 years old, and is buried in the Gardiner Cemetery), Nora (who married Bill Jones), and Wildie (born about 1905). At a time when buffalo were near extinction, buffalo were a problem on this ranch, especially in the spring. On any given day, a person could round a corner of the barn while doing chores, and run into a cantankerous old bull. The bulls were known to breed their cows, and they had some hybrid calves. So they tried to run the animals off, with varying success. In 1908, Bill sold the Bassett Creek place to the group which built the Corwin Springs Hotel and Plunge in 1909. The existing Corwin Bridge was built at that time. Subsequently, Betty operated a boarding house on Main Street in Livingston, and Bill set up a blacksmith shop in Fishtail. They are both buried at Fishtail. (After Bill died, in her later years, Betty married S.M. Fitzgerald, the man who originally led the Bassett family to Montana.) Phillip Bassett History of Park County, Montana 1984 Phillip Bassett and Mary Berry were married in Connecticut. They moved to California by covered wagon in the early 1860's. They farmed in the Red Bluff area, where he also worked as an architect. They raised seven children: Bill, Wayne, Charlie, George (Gene?), Hattie, Fred, and Abbie (in order). By the time the family was grown, Phillip and Mary had a fine home in Oakland. In 1880, S.M. Fitzgerald was promoting a horse concession in Yellowstone Park. He made a trip to California to purchase horses. Bill Bassett signed on with him to drive 50 to 75 head back to Yellowstone. When the horses were delivered, Bill found work with the Mulherin family. They lived at the mouth of Mol Heron (Mulherin) Creek (near the current Trestle Ranch buildings, but down on the creek). Fred came to Montana around 1881 (when he was 18). He built the little stone house at the head of Yankee Jim Canyon that was removed during recent highway construction. Shortly thereafter he settled at the mouth of Bassett Creek and established squatter's rights. In the meantime, Bill had married a Mulherine girl (Betty) and had started a family. So Fred traded his rights on Bassett Creek to his older brother for two saddle horses. When the Valley was surveyed, Bill filed on the homestead. At about this time, Phillip and Mary sold their home and moved to the Bassett Creek place with their daughter Hattie, where they lived with Bill and Betty. The ranch house was the current "Ranch Kitchen" restaurant. Fred worked at various jobs, including hunting, trapping, breaking horses, and freighting from Horr (Electric) to Aldredige. He took squatter's rights on the Papesh Place. The Upper Yellowstone country didn't meet Phillip's high expectations. He grew despondent, and committed suicide by taking poison in early May, 1884. He was buried in the cemetery at Mammoth. | Berry, Hannah Mary (I645)
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| 41991 | The 1850 census shows him with his brother Joel Bassett in Minnesota. 1850 Territorial Census for Washington County, Minnesota - pages 90 and 91 - (6 Sep 1850) Phillip Bassett - 27 - M - New York - Farmer Hannah - 22 - F - New York Joel B. - 32 - M - New York Charles A. - 4 - M - New Hampshire George F. - 2 - M - Minnesota 1860 Federal Census of Hastings, Dakota County, Minnesota (2 Jun 1860) Phillip C. Bassett - 37 - M - New Hampshire - Laborer 1000 100 Hannah M. - 30 - F - New Hampshire Charles A. - 13 - M - New Hampshire George F. - 11 - M - Minnesota William D. - 9 - M - Minnesota Logan L. - 3 - M - Minnesota Sally - 5/12 - F - Minnesota Charles and Mary Bassett were in the Red Bluff, California, 1880 census. | Bassett, Charles Albert (I1466)
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| 41992 | The 1850 census shows him with his brother Joel Bassett in Minnesota. 1850 Territorial Census for Washington County, Minnesota - pages 90 and 91 - (6 Sep 1850) Phillip Bassett - 27 - M - New York - Farmer Hannah - 22 - F - New York Joel B. - 32 - M - New York Charles A. - 4 - M - New Hampshire George F. - 2 - M - Minnesota 1860 Federal Census of Hastings, Dakota County, Minnesota (2 Jun 1860) Phillip C. Bassett - 37 - M - New Hampshire - Laborer 1000 100 Hannah M. - 30 - F - New Hampshire Charles A. - 13 - M - New Hampshire George F. - 11 - M - Minnesota William D. - 9 - M - Minnesota Logan L. - 3 - M - Minnesota Sally - 5/12 - F - Minnesota George Franklin Bassett was in the Tehama, California 1880 census. | Bassett, George Franklin (I1467)
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| 41993 | The 1851 census shows Samuel as unmarried and still living in Slawston. | Bassett, Samuel (I22)
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| 41994 | The 1860 census has her listed as Mary Bassett again. | Bassett, Mary Kate (I10375)
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| 41995 | The 1900 census lists Owna's date of birth as February 1883. During the 1910 census, Owna and Maurice were living in Minneapolis, Minnesota. | Bassett, Owna Martha (I12291)
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| 41996 | The 1920 census shows Earl married to Emma S. Marriage to Ora? 1920 Federal Census of School Dist #30, Lewis & Clark County, MT (17 Jan 1920) Earl V. Bassett 30 M WA MN OH Head Chaueffer Private Fami Emma S. 29 F WI WI WI Wife Gilbert O. 6 M MT WA WI Son Lucy D. 4 8/12 F MT WA WI Daughter Edward O. 43 M MN MN OH Brother (Gilbert born 27 Apr 1913, died Nov 1980) 1930 Federal Census of Anaconda, Deer Lodge County, Montana (4 Apr 193 Earl B. Bassett 41 M WA US US Head Bookkeeper Reduction Wor Emma 39 F WI NR WI Wife Gilbert 16 M MT WA WI Son Lucy 14 F MT WA WI Daughter Jean 7 F MT WA WI Daughter (Living at 418 Elm Street) (NR - Norway) (Married at 19 & 18) (Note: Jean, daughter, should probably be Gene, son) | Bassett, Earl Bingham (I12375)
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| 41997 | The Abbeville Press and Banner, April 19, 1918 Mr. Bass Badly Cut Wednesday afternoon Mr. Taunch Drennan cut Mr. Andrew Bass badly but not seriously. It is said that the difficulty was over some property but the particulars are not know. | Bass, Andrew L. (I11)
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| 41998 | The Abbeville Press and Banner, South Carolina, March 16, 1904 Death of Mr. John Bass A telegram was received last Tuesday morning, March 8th, by Mrs. Margaret Bass, announcing the sad news of the death of her son Johnny, which occurred on Monday afternoon, March 7th, about 5 o?clock, while in the discharge of his duties as fireman on the Southern Rialroad near Chatttanooga, Tennessee. It seems that the coupling between the engine and tender broke, or came loose, when the engine in its sudden das forward caused him to lose his balance, when he was hurled backwards, falling between the engine and tender directly upon the track, cuasing the mutilation of his lower limbs, so that death was instantaneous. His body was taken in charge by the Railroad Company, who had it taken to Chattanooga and nicely prepared for burial, placing it in a beautiful casket and forwarding it to Atlanta, from whence it was brought to Abbeville, arriving here over the Seaboard Wednesday morning about one o?clock nad was taken to his home at Sharon, where many friends had gathered to speak words of sympathy and comfort, and do all in their power to assuage the grief of the aged mother, sisters and brothers, who were almost crazed by the sudden shock. The deceased had been in the employ of this company about six months, and by his fidelity, careful and close attention to his duties, won their esteem and confidence, as well as the respect and good will of all the train crew. He was warm-hearted, kind and true, and had many friends at home as well as abroad, all of whom mourn his sudden and untimely death, being cut off in the prime and vigor of early manhood, and without a moment?s warning. His funeral services were conducted a Sharon Church at three o?clock Wednesday afternoon, by Rev. Boulware, after which his remains were interred in Sharon cemetery in the presence of a large company of sympathizing friends. The bereaved family have the sympathy of hosts of friends in their sore affliction. | Bass, John H. (I14)
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| 41999 | The Abbeville Press and Banner, South Carolina, October 30, 1917 Death of Mrs. Bass Mrs. Margaret Bass died at her home Sunday after an illness of three months. She was about seventy years old. She was a devoted member of the Sharon church. Funeral services were held at eleven o?clock yesterday in the Sharon church conducted by Rev. J.N. Isom and Rev. J. B. Hillhouse. She was laid to rest by the side of her husband in Sharon cemetery. Three daughters, Mrs. Anna Redd, Mrs. A.K. Drennan, Mrs. Charlie Thornton, and one son, Andrew Bass, are left to mourn her death. Also one brother, A.W. Edwards, and a number of nieces and nephews survive. We extend our sympathy to them in their bereavement. | Edwards, Margaret Hannah (I8)
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| 42000 | The Ada Evening News, Oklahoma, Friday, May 21, 2010 Philip Earl Bass ADA -- Graveside services for Philip Earl Bass, 70, Ada, are 2 p.m. Friday, May 21, at Rossville Cemetery in Rossville, Okla. Mr. Bass died May 19, 2010, at Norman. He was born in Oklahoma City Nov. 1, 1939, to Earl and Thelma Bass. He attended Stand Watie Elementary, Jackson Junior High School and Capitol Hill High School. After high school Mr. Bass worked for the family business, Bass Manufacturing Company. In 1966 he went to work for Ralph O. Wright Commission Company at the Oklahoma National Stockyards. In 1977, he moved his family to Dibble, Okla., where he began working at Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company in Lawton. Mr. Bass was employed there until his retirement in 1992. In 2002, he moved to Stonewall. In 2004, he married his wife Zinaida, later moving to Ada until the time of his death. Mr. Bass was preceded in death by his father, Earl Bass and his mother, Thelma L. Bass. Survivors include his wife, Zinaida, of the home; sons, Mark and his wife Cecelia, Michael and his wife Lori and their children Emily and Cameron; daughter, Lori and her husband Robert and their children Lacey and Shelby; stepson, Maksim; sisters, Sharon Newcomb and husband Gene, Linda Wright and her husband Jerry; best friend of more than 60 years, Joe Spencer; and numerous cousins and friends. Mr. Bass was baptized at Agnew Avenue Baptist Church in Oklahoma City. Lehman Funeral Home, Wellston. | Bass, Philip Earl (I53995)
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