Trevor Norman Bassett descends from #391B Thomas Bassett of Tewksbury, England as follows:
Thomas Bassett and wife Ann
Thomas Bassett (b. 1771) and wife Ann Fletcher
John Bassett (b. 1805) and wife Elizabeth Cull
William Bassett (b. 1848) and wife Mary
William George Bassett (b. 1869) and wife Olive Gertrude Tyler
Albert Austin Bassett (b. 1889) and wife Martha Marina Patterson
Trevor Norman Bassett (b. 1920)
Timaru Herald, 9 Dec 1886
Marriage
Bassett-Tyler
On the 8th inst., at the Baptist Church, E. street, Timaru, by the Rev. C.C. Brown, William George Bassett, of Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, England, to Olive Gertrude Tyler, daughter of Mr. Daniel Tyler, Kentchurch, Herefordshire, England.
Evening Post, 24 Nov 1917
Marriages
Bassett-Patterson
On the 14th November, at St. Paul’s ProCathedral, Mulgrave street, by the Rev. A. M. Johnson, Albert Austin (Bert), late 6th Reinforcements N.Z.E.F., and the only son of Mrs. Bassett Sydney-street, Wellington, to Martha Mavina (May), third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Patterson, of Reefton.
New Zealand Herald, 13 Feb 1941
Gunner’s Death
Air Accident In Britain
Advice that his son, Sergeant-Gunner Trevor Norman Bassett, aged 21, had died as the result of an air accident in Britain, has been received by Mr. A. A. Bassett, of 40 First Avenue, Kingsland. Sergeant-Gunner Bassett was a prominent athlete in Auckland.
A member of the Mount Albert Athletic Club until he left to train at Levin in July last year, Sergeant-Gunner Bassett held the 75yds and 100yds sprint championships. In addition to playing Rugby and League he was a leading member of the Takapuna Cycling Club. When he was 16 he was the first junior to complete the 100 miles-cycle race from Papakura to Ngaruawahia and back. He was educated at the Devonport School and at Seddon Memorial Technical College. He completed his air training at Ohakea and left for England on September 14. One of his brothers, Private R.A. Bassett, is serving with the Territorial forces, guarding vital points.