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- 1880 Federal Census of Holyoke, Hampden County, Massachusetts
Nelson Mashin 35 M CN CN CN Head Laborer
Sophronia 35 F CN CN CN Wife Keeping House
Saloma Bassett 17 F CN CN CN Stepdau Works in Cotton Mill
Clara Bassett 15 F CN CN CN Stepdau Works in Cotton Mill
Moses Bassett 11 M VT CN CN Stepson At School
Henry Mashin 6 M VT CN CN Son
Albert Tatro 28 M CN CN CN Other Carpenter
Frederick Tatro 26 M CN CN CN Other Laborer
1900 Federal Census of Northampton, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts (5 Jun 1900)
Moses M. Bassett 33 Mar 1867 M VT CF CF Head Teamster
Gertrude 26 Feb 1874 F MA CF CF Wife
Aldrick W.N. 10/12 Jul 1899 M MA VT MA Son
Sophronia Macy (WD) 54 Oct 1845 F CF CF CF Mother
Clara A. Bassett 35 Jun 1865 F VT CF CF Sister
(Married 9 years, 2 children, 1 living)
(Sophronia, 5 children, 5 living)
1910 Federal Census of Northampton, Hampshire County, MA (16 May 1910)
Moses M. Basset 41 M VT CF CF Head Salesman Meat Marker
Gertrude 38 F MA CF CF Wife
Aldric W. 10 M MA VT MA Son
Theodore Tatreault 27 M MA CF CF Boarder Manager Rendering Co.
(Married 19 years, 2 children, 1 living)
1920 Federal Census of Northampton, Hampshire County, MA (13 Jan 1920)
Moses M. Bassett 50 M VT CF CF Head Salesman Beef Co.
Gertrude 47 F MA CF CF Wife
Aldrick W.N. 20 M MA VT MA Son
1930 Federal Census of Northampton, Hampshire County, MA (10 Apr 1930)
Moses M. Bassett 61 M VT VT CF Head Wholesale Meat
Gertrude 58 F MA CF CF Wife
(Living at 26 Day Avenue)
(Married at 22, 19)
Springfield Union, June 18, 1947
M.M. Bassett Dies At 78 In Northampton
Was Former Member of State Legislature and City Council
Northampton, June 17 – Moses M. Bassett, 78, former legislator and City Council member, of 42 Orchard St., died suddenly this morning while walking in the North St. section of the city.
He was born in Rupert, Vt., son of William and Sophrina (Tatro) Bassett, and had lived in Northampton for 65 years. He served on the Board of Aldermen here, was state representative from Northampton district in 1906, and at one time was head of the Democratic City Committee. He was a member of the committee which planned the 250th anniversary of the city in 1904, and was a member of the United Workmen.
He leaves one son, Aldric M. Bassett, of this city, former city councilman and former School Board member, two grandchildren and one great-grandson. They funeral will be from the Ahearn Funeral Home, 63 King St. Thursday at 8.15, followed by a high mass of requiem at Sacred Heart Church at 9. Burial will be in St. Mary’s Cemetery.
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Bassett Family Association Database
1869 - 1947 (78 years)