Frederick Winfield Bassett descends from #56B Jonathan Bassett of New York as follows:
Jonathan Bassett and wife Amy Finch
John Bassett (b. 1779) and wife Anna Parker
Barzilla Bassett (b. 1826) and wife Eliza Jane Pittenger
Ira Mead Bassett (b. 1861) and wife Eva Sargent
Frederick Winfield Bassett (b. 1896) and wife Maurine
The Pharos-Tribune, Logansport, Indiana, Monday, 9 June 1956
Frederick Bassett, Delphi, Succumbs
DELPHI – Frederick W. Bassett, 64, of South Wabash street, died of a heart attack at 11 p.m. Sunday in Tower, Minn., where he was spending his vacation.
A native of Illinois, he was the former owner of Bassett’s service station in Delphi and before that had operated a service station in Monticello.
He was a veteran of World War I, a member of the Presbyterian church,, Delphi I.O.O.F, American Legion, and the 40 and 8.
Surviving are the wife, Maureen, whom he married in 1918; and a brother, Frank, of Hazelhurst, Wisc.
The body is being returned to the Elkenberry funeral home. Rites are pending.
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White County Times, Monticello, Indiana, Friday, 3 November 1944
Through a deal closed last week Fred Bassett has sold his one-half interest in the Bassett & Talbert gasoline service station and Firestone store in Delphi to Harold Talbert, brother of Wayne Talbert, the other owner of the firm. Mr. Bassett is a former resident of Monticello having operated a tire store in the corner of the Old Commercial block before it was remodeled.