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- 1885 Iowa State Census
Lemuel Bassett - 38 - M - Illinois
Kittie - 33 - F - St
Elizabeth - 11 - F - Illinois
Thomas - 7 - M - Iowa
William Matthews - 33 - M - Pennsylvania
1900 Federal Census of Taylor County, Iowa
Catherine Bassett - 50 - May 1850
Thomas - 23 - Apr 1877 - IA-NY-ST
William Mathews - 49 - Apr 1851 - PA-PA-PA
T.S. Bassett Will, Taylor County, Iowa Probate book 3 page 234
Know all men by these presents that I, T.S. Bassett of Bedford Iowa of lawful age and sound mind do make this my last will in manner following to wit:
It is my will that all indebtedness I now hold against my son George Bassett be cancelled except two notes now held by or in the Citizens Bank of Bedford Iowa. One of said notes dated Dec. 17, 1887 for $100. Signed by T.S. Bassett and Geo. A. Bassett. The other being a balance of a note to D.B. Huggins signed by T.S. Bassett and Geo. A. Bassett amounting to about $471.77.
It is my desire that the above two notes be collected and form a part of my estate.
It is my will that all indebtedness held by me against my son Lemuel and his wife Kittie Bassett be cancelled.
I hereby give and bequeath to my Grandson Tommie Bassett son of Leumuel and Kittie my gold watch and chain.
I also desire that Lizzie Bassett have $50.00 out of my estate to be given to her when she becomes of age or marries - Said Lizzie Bassett being the daughter of my son Lemual.
I also desire the sum of $50.00 to be set apart and invested for my granddaughter Mabel, the principal and interest thereof to be paid to her when she becomes of age or marries - Said Mable is the daughter of my son George Bassett.
I have heretofore deeded to my daughter Hattie A. Webb the property in Bedford known as the home place being in surveors second addition to Bedford and I now hold her notes therefor for $1500.00. It is my desire that said Hattie A. Webb have the first half of the Lot two in surveyors second addition to Bedford being the place as the mill property and that she have said property at the sum of $150.00 dollars making her total indebtedness to my estate $1650.00 at this date after getting said mill property.
Next it is my desire that my daughter Hattie A. Webb be liberally compensated from my estate for her care and attention to me during my feebleness and sickness.
Next I desire that all of my just debts and expenses be paid and that whatever property may then remain - whether personal, real or mixed property, be equally divided between my two daughters Hattie A. Webb and Henrietta Winters.
I further declare that my said Daughters act as executrices of this my last will and that they act as such without giving any bond.
Witness by hand this 23rd day of February 1891, T.S. Bassett
Witnesses G.B. Haddock & H.P. Laughlin
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