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- 1910 Federal Census of Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana (17 May 1910)
Edgar A. Bassett - 30 - M - CO-MI-NY - Head - Farmer General Farm
Eva F. - 31 - F - LA-LA-LA - Wife
James F. - 6 - M - LA-CO-LA - Son
Lilah G. - 5 - F - LA-CO-LA - Daughter
Eunice - 1-9/12 - F - LA-CO-LA - Daughter
(Married 9 years, 4 children, 3 living)
1920 Federal Census of Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan (29 Jan 1920)
Edgar Bassett - 39 - M - CO-MI-NY - Head - Machinist Auto Shop
Eva - 40 - F - LA-LA-LA - Wife
James - 21 - M - LA-CO-LA - Son - Machinist Auto Shop
Lily - 16 - F - LA-CO-LA - Daughter
Unice - 11 - F - LA-CO-LA - Daughter
Olive - 5 - F - LA-CO-LA - Daughter
1930 Federal Census of Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California (30 Apr 1930)
Edgar A. Bassett - 45 - M - CO-MI-MI - Head - Clerk Post Office
Eva - 57 - F - LA-LA-LA - Wife
James F. - 26 - M - LA-CO-LA - Son
Olive - 15 - F - LA-CO-LA - Daughter
(Living at West 102 Street) (Married at 21 & 27)
Nathaniel Amacker Record
Mrs. J.P. Morris, Jr. of Kentwood, Louisiana, copied this record from a paper found with the 1859 Bible of Abby Kent Amacker, copied elsewhere in the possession of Mrs. Maud Amacker Arnett of Kentwood. She gives these notes regarding them.
"Among the colonists from Switzerland who settled Orangeburg, South Carolina in 1735 were the ancestors of the groups of Amackers of the deep South. First to Southwest Mississippi with his family in 1809 came John Jacob Amacker. He came across the state line into Louisiana and built a home in the then St. Helena Parish on the east bank of Beaver Creek in 1813. The children of the family were seven boys and two girls. Four sons and one daughter married and lived near the original homestead. The seventh child, James Albert Amacker married Lydia Tate and settled in Poplarville, Mississippi. The sixth child, Nathaniel Amacker settled near the old family home. His family records were copied from his Bible by Edgar A. Bassett of Los Angeles, California. He was the husband of Nathaniel Amacker's granddaughter, Eva Kent Bassett."
The records copied were on three sheets of paper, with his stamp on them, and this note on the back of the three folded sheets: "Family records, Nathaniel Amacker, born 1811, Father, John Amacker, Mother, Sarah Varnado Amacker."
RECORD
Nathaniel Amacker was born in Parish of St. Helena AD 1811
Misolla Pierson was born in Parish of St. Helena Dec. 13, AD 1813
Their children:
Mithford Amacker was born in St. Helena Parish Aug. 22, 1832
Cindarilla Amacker was born in St. Helena Ph Nov. 9, 1833
Samuel Jackson Amacker was born in St. Helena Ph May 29, 1835
Richard Marshall Amacker was born in St. Helena Ph Feb. 7, 1837
Obediah Pierson Amacker was born in St. Helena Ph Dec. 17, 1838
Hesekiah Thompson Amacker was born in St. Helena Ph Sept. 28, 1840
William Leonard Amacker was born in St. Helena Ph Aug. 9, 1843
Sarah Elizabeth Amacker was born in St. Helena Ph June 13, 1845
Lilah F. Amacker was born in St. Helena Ph Aug. 17, 1849
Margaret Missouri Amacker was born in St. Helena Ph July 25, 1854
MARRIAGES
Abby Means Kent and Obediah P. Amacker were married Sept. 1, 1864
James Fluker Kent and Delilah F. Amacker were married Feb. 22, 1866
George Kent and Eliza Dean Amacker were married Feb. 14, 1867
Nathaniel Amacker and Mosilla Pierson were married June 15, 1831
R.M. Amacker and Martha Spiller were married Nov. 21, 1863
DEATHS
Nathaniel Amacker died Dec. 30, 1881
Mosilla Pierson Amacker died July 25, 1871
Mithford Amacker died Sept. 17, 1836
Sarah Elizabeth Amacker died June 30, 1848
Hezekiah Thompson Amacker killed at Battle of Shiloh Apr. 7, 1862
Jackson Amacker died in Military Prison June 3rd, 1862
William Leonard Amacker died in early manhood.
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Bassett Family Association Database
1878 - 
, d. 18 Aug 1886 (Age 43 years)