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- 1920 Federal Census of Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio (27 Jan 1920)
Almira F. Chase 69 F OH OH NY Head (Widow)
Edward S. Bassett 51 M CT CT CT Son-in-law Efficiency Engineer
Helen 45 F OH OH OH Daughter
Charles 16 M OH CT OH Grandson
Jean 13 F OH CT OH Granddaughter
Susanna Pollard 39 F EN EN EN Servant Servant
Gladys 17 F EN EN EN Servant Servant
Amanda Moore 45 F SW SW SW Housekeeper Servant
Henry E. 41 M NY SW SW Roomer Factory
Archil? Probst 39 M PA PA PA Servant Chauffeur
Joseph Schmidt 53 M UT GM GM Servant Houseman
(SW - Sweden, GM - Germany)
1930 Federal Census of Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio (14 Apr 1930)
Edward S. Bassett 60 M CT CT CT Head President Electric Co.
Helen C. 56 F OH OH OH Wife
Elmira Chase (Wd) 80 F OH OH NY MotherL
1 Houseman, 1 cook, 1 maid, 1 chauffeur and 1 waitress
(Living at 1955 E. 93rd St.)
Special to the New York Times
Edward S. Bassett
CLEVELAND, March 10 - Edward S. Bassett, industrialist who was
prominent here in civic and cultural affairs, died last night at the age of 83.
He was a former treasurer of The Cleveland Leader, now The News. The
newspaper was founded by his grandfather, Edwin Cowles.
In 1912 Mr. Bassett was one of the organizers of Bassett & Smit
consultants in management, specializing in cost accounting. Seven years later
he became secretary-treasurer of the Cowles Chemical Company, manufacturers of
detergents and other industrial chemicals.
He was general manager of the chemical company in 1926, and four years
later was elected president. He served as president until 1938 when he was
named chairman of the board. Mr. Bassett retired from that post in 1941, but
retained membership on the board of directors until last year
He was one of the founders of the Cleveland Chamber Music Society and
formerly served as its treasurer.
His widow, a son and daughter survive.
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Bassett Family Association Database
1869 - Abt 1952 (82 years)