David Black Bassett descends from #4B William Bassett of Lynn as follows:<\/p>\n
Roger Bassett and wife Ann Holland
\nWilliam Bassett (b. 1623) and wife Sarah Burt
\nElisha Bassett (b. 1649) and wife Elizabeth Collins
\nElisha Bassett (b. 1692) and wife Abigail Davis
\nElisha Bassett (b. 1722) and wife Elizabeth Davis
\nJoseph Bassett (b. 1765) and wife Mary Allen
\nElisha Bassett (b. 1788) and wife Mary Nicholson
\nDavid Bassett (b. 1814) and wife Mary Smith
\nWalter Smith Bassett (b. 1845) and wife Emma T. Black
\nDavid Black Bassett (b. 1879)<\/p>\n
David B. Bassett (1879-?), Architect by Sandra L. Tatman
\nBorn: 9\/6\/1879<\/p>\n
David B. Bassett, the son of Walter S. and Emma S. Bassett, was born in New Jersey and attended the Bacon Academy in Woodstown, NJ before high school in Swedesboro. By 1902 he is listed in Hendrick’s Commercial Register of the United States as an architect in Bassett, NJ. By the school year 1902\/03, however, he had enrolled in architectural design courses at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and as early as 1904 was employed as a draftsman by Edward P. Simon, later progressing to head draftsman and finally, to full partner in the firm of Simon & Bassett around 1905. By 1919, however, Bassett was working independently; and he maintained this status throughout the duration of his career.<\/p>\n
David Black Bassett descends from #4B William Bassett of Lynn as follows: Roger Bassett and wife Ann Holland William Bassett (b. 1623) and wife Sarah Burt Elisha Bassett (b. 1649) and wife Elizabeth Collins Elisha Bassett (b. 1692) and wife … Continue reading ![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.bassettbranches.org\/newsblog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/10\/David.jpg\")
<\/a>Philadelphia Inquirer, Pennsylvania
\nTuesday, September 6, 1921<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"