Bassett Family Association Database
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| 251 | 1920 Federal Census of Hooksett, Merrimack County, NH (23 Mar 1920) Hector Bessette 46 M CF CF CF Head Loom Fixer Cotton Mill Marilda 35 F CF CF CF Wife Robert 5 M NH CF CF Son Frank 1 1/12 M NH CF CF Son 1930 Federal Census of Manchester, Hillsborough County, NH (5 Apr 1930) Hector Bessette 55 M CF CF CF Head Gas Stationer Filling Station Marilda 45 F CF CF CF Wife Robert 15 M NH CF CF Son Frances 13 M NH CF CF Son | Bessette, Arthur Hector (I4408)
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| 252 | 1920 Federal Census of Hooksett, Merrimack County, NH (23 Mar 1920) Hector Bessette 46 M CF CF CF Head Loom Fixer Cotton Mill Marilda 35 F CF CF CF Wife Robert 5 M NH CF CF Son Frank 1 1/12 M NH CF CF Son 1930 Federal Census of Manchester, Hillsborough County, NH (5 Apr 1930) Hector Bessette 55 M CF CF CF Head Gas Stationer Filling Station Marilda 45 F CF CF CF Wife Robert 15 M NH CF CF Son Frances 13 M NH CF CF Son | Marilda (I4409)
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| 253 | 1920 Federal Census of Waterbury, New Haven County, CT (15 Jan 1920) Edward Bristol 51 M CT CT CT Head Caster Brass Factory Eva 50 F CT CT EN Wife Hazel Bassett 22 F CT CT CT Daughter Benchwork Clock Factory Harry Bristol 18 M CT CT CT Son Sailor Navy Gladys 16 F CT CT CT Daughter Benchwork Clock Factory Robert Bassett 26 M CT WI ST SonL Sailor Navy (ST - Scotland) (Living at 54 Elliott St.) Independent Journal, Saturday, June 10, 1950, Page 3 Death Notice Bassett - In San Anselmo, June 7, 1950, Robert Bassett, beloved husband of Estelle Ruth Bassett, loving father of the late Robert Earl Poarche, loving brother of George Bassett and Henrietta Wilkinson; a native of Watertown, Conn., aged 56 years. A member of Fairfax Lodge No. 556, F. and A.M.; San Anselmo post No. 179, American Legion; Marin Rod and Gun Club, and Marin county reserve police officers association. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday, June 12, 1950, at 1 o'clock p.m. at the Harry M. Williams Mortuary, San Rafael, where services will be conducted under the auspices of Fairfax Lodge No. 556, F.& A.M. Interment at Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno. | Bassett, Robert (I4)
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| 254 | 1920 Federal Census of Waterbury, New Haven County, CT (15 Jan 1920) Edward Bristol 51 M CT CT CT Head Caster Brass Factory Eva 50 F CT CT EN Wife Hazel Bassett 22 F CT CT CT Daughter Benchwork Clock Factory Harry Bristol 18 M CT CT CT Son Sailor Navy Gladys 16 F CT CT CT Daughter Benchwork Clock Factory Robert Bassett 26 M CT WI ST SonL Sailor Navy (ST - Scotland) (Living at 54 Elliott St.) | Bristol, Hazel (I5)
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| 255 | 1930 Federal Census of Negreet, Sabine Parish, Louisiana (10 Apr 1930 Jesse E. Bass 36 M LA LA LA Head Farming General Farm Mary J. 38 F LA LA LA Wife E.C. 16 M LA LA LA Son Laborer General Farm Clemit L. 12 M LA LA LA Son Willie H. 11 M LA LA LA Son Lillian 10 F LA LA LA Daughter Myrtle 8 F LA LA LA Daughter Isabel 5 F LA LA LA Daughter Everett 3 M LA LA LA Son Junior 1 M LA LA LA Son (Married at 21 & 23) | Bass, Jesse Edward (I51287)
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| 256 | 1940 Federal Census of Seattle, King County, WA (3 Apr 1940) Sophie Bessette (Wd) 81 F Inmate CF Same (Living at St. Vincent’s Home For the Aged) Seattle Daily Times, Monday, August 18, 1941 Mrs. Joseph Bessette Requiem Mass for Mrs. Sophia Bessette, a Seattle resident four years, who died yesterday, will be said at 3:30 o’clock tomorrow forenoon at St. Vincent’s Home under the direction of Bonney-Watson Funeral Parlors. Burial will be at Calvary. Mrs. Bessette, widow of Joseph Bessette, was a native of Quebec. She lived at St. Vincent’s home. Surviving are a son, William Bessette, of Seattle; two daughters, Mrs. Emil Broissoit, St. Ignatius, Mont., and Mrs. Harry Wright of Seattle and a grandson. | Thuot, Sophie (I3135)
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| 257 | 1962 March 8, 1962 Thursday [TCC-T] Frank Strong 78, died at Cameron hospital Saturday afternoon following a heart attack. Burial was in Wheeling Cemetery Tuesday afternoon. Funeral services were held at the Poland Funeral Home in Cameron. Mr. Strong was preceded in death by his wife Mrs. Irene (Bassett) Strong, in 1959. | Strong, Frank (P82)
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| 258 | 1st wife of David H. Claxon, and mother of his children. From the Madison (Jefferson Co IN) Courier, Apr 23 1862: "Died on the 21st in Carrollton, Ky. Martha H. wife of D. H. Claxon, age 29 years." ("Items from Early Newspapers of Jefferson Co. IN" in Jefferson Co. IN Public Library) CENSUS 1860 Carroll Co KY, p. 5, town of Carrollton, age 25, with husband. !BIRTH: Obituary;1860 census. !DEATH: Obituary in Madison Courier (Jefferson Co. IN). | Martha C. (I14492)
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| 259 | 2nd husband of Arvina Mullin. KY Death Certificate, File #12692 Andrew Thomas SHAFAR, d. 17 Apr 1920, Elk Creek, Spencer Co., age 63 yrs, 2 mos, 14 days, b. 3 Feb 1857 Spencer Co KY, father E. B. Shafar b. Jefferson Co KY, mother Mary J Tripplet b Breckinridge Co KY, married, farmer, died of cancer of neck plus myocarditis and enunisis(?), buried in Elk Creek 18 Apr 1920, undertaker Guy S. Wills of Shelbyville, informant J. C. Sharar of Elk Creek KY, vol. 26, cert. 12692, death vol. 20. CENSUS 1860 not found in Spencer Co KY (but census film very faded). 1870 not searched. 1880 Spencer Co KY, ED 180, p. 22 (526b), Elk Creek Mag. Dist., 165/178, "Andrew T.", age 22 KY (parents b. KY), farm laborer, living with parents. 1900 Spencer Co KY, Mag. Dist. 5, Elk Creek, ED 86. sht 8, line 92, "Tom", age 42 (Feb 1887) KY (parents b. KY), farmer, married 15 years but living alone, owns farm free of mortgage. 1910 Spencer Co KY, Mag. Dist. 5, Elk Creek, ED 134, sht 6B, line 87, "Andrew T.", age 52 KY (parents b. KY), married twice for 9 years, farmer, with 2nd wife and child, owns farm free of mortgage. 1920 Spencer Co KY, Elk Creek Precinct, Finchville Rd., ED 151, sht 8A, line 29, "A.T.", age 62 KY (parents b. KY), farmer, with wife and child, owns farm free of mortgage. !BIRTH: Spencer Co KY birth records (film 0216840); census. !PARENTS: Ibid. !MARRIAGE: (2) Census; Personal knowledge of Blanche Mullen. !DEATH: KY Death Certificate #12692. !BURIAL: Ibid. | Shafar, Andrew Thomas (I14633)
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| 260 | 2nd wife of David H. Claxon. Called "Bettie" or "Eliza" Probably Elizabeth. CARON'S LOUISVILLE CITY DIRECTORY 1897 living with husband and son at 533 5th St, Louisville, occupation "President, Rescue Mission." 1898 living with husband and son at Preston Street Rd. ne corner of Hill, Supt. Florence Crittenden Home. CENSUS 1870 Jefferson Co KY, Louisville, ward 5, "Elizabeth", age 23 VA, with husband and his 2 sons. 1880 Jefferson Co KY, Louisville, p. 461C, age 35 VA (parents b. VA), with husband, and 2 stepsons. 1900 Jefferson Co Ky, dist 7, 1010 Jefferson St., Louisville, ED 88, Sht 15, line 2, age 55, born VA Apr 1845 (states both parents born VA), with husband. Married 30 years, no children. !BIRTH: 1900 census. !DEATH: Living in 1900 (census). | Elizabeth "Bettie" (I14547)
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| 261 | Additional information may be obtained by contacting submitter For additional information contact by email at: xisp142@netins.net | Geisler, Lucille (I6439)
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| 262 | Adjacent to parents' graves in Harrods Creek Cemetery is the grave of John Calhoun Claxon Sr (1885-1959). Probably had a child named John Calhoun (Jr.). CENSUS 1900 soundex, Jefferson Co KY, dist 1, ED146, sht5, line 46, age 14, with father and stepmother. !BIRTH: Hallie Claxon Bible; 1900 census; gravestone ("KY Cemeteries"). !PARENTS: 1900 census. !DEATH: Gravestone ("KY Cemeteries"). !BURIAL: Gravestone ("KY Cemeteries"). | Claxon, John Calhoun (I14537)
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| 263 | Adn.com, 18 Jun 2009 Billie Bassett (Picture included) Billie Lee Bassett, 84, formerly of Anchorage, died June 15, 2009, at home in Hayward, Calif. She was born Sept. 23, 1924, in Oklahoma. Her parents were Clon and Thelma Powell. After graduating from high school in Blackwell, Okla., she traveled and worked in various cities including Wichita, Chicago, New Orleans and Dallas. She married Willard "Bill" Bassett in Reno, Nev., in 1947 and they had six children. Billie returned to college and obtained a nursing degree from Chabot College in Hayward. In 1969, she began a nursing career specializing in labor and delivery at Kaiser Permanente in Hayward that lasted almost 25 years. She assisted many parents in bringing their children into this world. After retiring at age 68, she traveled the world. While living in Anchorage from 1992-1996, she was reunited with a high school friend, Donald J. Brewer, and they married on New Year's Eve 1996 in Billings, Mont., where they made their home for 10 years. They moved to California in the spring of 2007. Her love of travel took her all over the world including Russia, England, France and Africa. Her last trip was to New York City in May 2009. She was a loving and caring wife, mother, friend, grandmother and great-grandmother and her vibrant personality and positive spirit will be greatly missed. She was preceded in death by her parents; first husband, Bill Bassett; son, Rodney; and grandson, Joshua Rogers. She is survived by her husband, Donald J. Brewer; sister and brother-in-law, Doris and John Reynolds; and brother and sister-in-law, Roy and Annabelle Powell; her five children and their spouses, Gary Bassett, Randy and Jennie Bassett, Tim Altman and Karen Rogers, Kelly Bassett and Joyce Seekatz; and numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren. A tribute to Billie and a celebration of her life will be held June 28 in Fremont, Calif. For additional information see www.caringbridge.com/billieleebassett. | Powell, Billie Lee (I23)
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| 264 | Advertisement Ralph Lee Bass BIRTH 17 Jan 1919 Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina, USA DEATH 12 Mar 1995 (aged 76) Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina, USA BURIAL Elmwood Memorial Gardens Columbia, Richland County, South Carolina, USA MEMORIAL ID 102423428 · View Source MEMORIAL PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 0 Published in The State Newspaper, Columbia, S.C. Monday, 13 March 1995. Ralph Bass Services for Ralph Lee Bass, 76, of Columbia, will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Southside Baptist Church, with burial in Elmwood Memorial Gardens. Visitation will be from 7 to 9 tonight at Dunbar Funeral Home, Gervais Street Chapel. Memorial may be made to the church. Mr. Bass died Sunday, March 12, 1995. Born in Columbia, he was a son of the late Henry Lewis and Alice Mitchum Bass. He retired from T.J. Harrleson Co. and was a member of Thursday Breakfast Club, Olympia Alumni and Southside Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife, Margaret Gordon "Ildreda" Bass of Columbia; two daughters, Linda Browder of Columbia and Bunny Wages of Chapin; two brothers, Clyde Bass of Chapin and Henry Bass of Columbia; a sister, Louise Hagins of Columbia; four grandchildren. and three great-grandchildren. | Bass, Ralph Lee (I48)
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| 265 | Albuquerque Journal, New Mexico, Wednesday, March 22, 2006 Maria Victoria Bass Maria Victoria Bass, age 73, of Carlsbad, NM, passed away Monday, March 20, 2006. She is survived by Pamela Kojis and husband, Mike, Iris Valenzuela and husband, Ruben, Cheryl Leisle and fiance, Mark Howard, Christopher Bass and wife, Lisa. A Rosary will be recited Wednesday, March 22, 2006 at 6:00 p.m. at French Mortuary Westside Chapel. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated Thursday, March 23, 2006 at 10:30 a.m. at St. Thomas Aquinas Church, 1502 Sara Rd, Rio Rancho. Interment will follow at Sunset Memorial Park. French Mortuary 9300 Golf Course Rd. NW (505) 897-0300. | Vasquez, Maria VIctoria (I48878)
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| 266 | Also called "Annie." Buried next to husband in Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, Ky. Middle name from g-granddaughter, Ann McReynolds of St. Louis, MO. CENSUS 1880 Owen Co KY, Dallasburg Dist, p. 22 (243B), SD4, ED147, age 24 KY (parents b. KY), with husband; also 1880 Owen Co KY, Dallasburg, p. 233A, age 18 KY (parents b. KY), with parents. 1900 soundex, Owen Co KY, dist 1, New Liberty, ED46, sht1, line66, age 44, with husband and children (and brother Jesse Baker). NEWSPAPER (The Carrollton Democrat, Carrollton, KY) 7 Jun 1879: Persons from Owen Co at the fair: W. G. Claxon, Anna Q. Baker. !DEATH: Gravestone. !BURIAL: Cave Hill interments (film 2022070). | Baker, Anna Quicksell (I14527)
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| 267 | Also called "Kate." Her sister, Anne Marshall, married John Claxon (possibly a son of Cassius Claxon and Nancy Roe) on 8 Jul 1853. Anne possibly died young at Mt. Vernon, IN. CENSUS 1850 Carroll Co Ky, Dist 1, p. 161a(321), age 24, b. Ohio. 1860 Carroll Co Ky, Carrollton, Dist 2, p. 15, age 34, b. Indiana. 1870 1880 Henry Co KY, Lockport, p. 128A, age 54 OH (parents b. VA), with husband (no children). !BIRTH: Gravestone; 1850 & 1860 census. !DEATH: Gravestone. !BURIAL: DAR cemetery records of Jefferson Co IN. | Marshall, Catherine (I11829)
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| 268 | Also called "Sallie." CENSUS 1850 Carroll Co Ky, Dist 1, p. 161a(321), age 6, b. KY, with parents. !BIRTH: 1850 census, Carroll Co Ky. !PARENTS: 1850 census. | Claxon, Sarah (Sallie) (I14564)
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| 269 | Also known as "Mary" Name shown as "Amanda" in Carroll Co KY marriage index. !BIRTH: 1870 Census, Owen Co. KY !DEATH: Alive at 1870 census; Hallie Claxon Bible gives death date as 25 Dec 18??. Ancestry.com files:dlmeek, Merritt Mullen on 5 Sep 2009 Category Type: Headstone Double gravestone of William M. Claxon and his wife, America J. Guillion, in Merrill-Simpson Cemetery, near Moxley, Owen County, KY. Located in farmer's field on east bank Kentucky River about 1.15 miles down river (NW) of Moxley. Coordinates: 38.5695N, 85.0284W. Headstone Details : Cemetery name: Merrill-Simpson Cemetery Name on headstone: W. M. & A. J. Claxon Both stones show birth and death dates. | GULLION, America J. (I11826)
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| 270 | Also spelled CLAXTON. Called "Sally" or "Sally Ann" Born in KY, 1880 census says mother and father born Ireland and mother and father of husband born Ky. This has been determined to be reversed. Living on Mother's farm in Owen Co KY in 1850. Father died in 1843. Signed name with "X" on deed in 1861. CARON'S LOUISVILLE CITY DIRECTORY 1895 James "B." Mullin, Venie McCormack, and Harry L. Claxon living at 2326 Magazine St. Presumably James' wife Sarah is also living there. 1897 Sarah MULLEN (so spelled), widow of James, residing at 1104 Hackney (described as "between 11th & 12th, south of Jefferson, formally West Green"-this is present location of Baxter Park). Also residing at same location are Arvena McCormick (widow of Stephen), James A. Suter, clerk, Nannie S. Suter, dressmaker, and Austin Suter, stockkeeper L. Moses & Co. (Arvena and Austin are described as a "boarders," whereas Sarah and James are described as "residents"). 1898 not found. Louisville KY death record states Sarah "J" Mullin (funeral home records show middle initial "J" corrected to "A"), widow, died of cancer at age 66, residence 1104 W. Green, Louisville KY (Ward 10), buried 8 Mar 1897 at Cave Hill Cem. by undertaker Cralle. Undertaker was Cralle (records now held by Highland Funeral Home, 3331 Tayorsville Rd, Louisville, KY 40205). Funeral home records show she was 5 ft, 9 in. tall, bill was paid by "Mrs V. McCormack" (Venie Mullin) and "Merritt N. Mullin" (bill mailed care of Capt James Browinski, Frankfort KY, Steamer Gen. O. M. Poe). Buried in unmarked grave (section 6, range 149, grave 62) in Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, KY. DEEDS 1846, 31 Oct, Heirs to James Claxon estate, David H., Sarah A., Cassius, James N., Nancy J. Claxon sold 2 tracts (one of 58 acres, the other of unknown acres but being the same sold by John Meek to James Claxon on 22 Jun 1843) on Ky River to John C. Bates (adm of James Claxon, dec'd) for $300 (Owen Co. Deed Book J, p 100). 1865, 15 Apr, D, C, JN, NJ Claxon and S Mullin (all heirs of James Claxon) leased 108 acres on Ky River to John H. Stewart (Owen Co. Deed Book Q, p 166). 1871, 1 Jul, James D. & Sarah Ann Mullin of Louisville Ky sold to Levi Jones for $150 their 1/5 interest in 108 acres in Owen Co, "which descended to Sarah Ann Mullin (formerly Claxon) as one of the children of said Ellen Claxon, dec'd" (Owen Co deed book V, p. 41). CENSUS 1850 Owen Co Ky, Dist 1, p. 216(492), with mother, age 19, b. Ky. 1860 Owen Co Ky, Dist 2, New Liberty P.O., p. 65, with husband and children, age 28, b. Ky. 1870 Jefferson Co KY, Shardines Pct (pp 21-22 (416)), age 39 born KY, with husband and children. 1880, Jefferson Co Ky, Cane Run Dist, p. 1 (189A), SD2, ED97, age 48, with husband and children (Harry Claxton, age 9, enumerated with Mullin family). 1890 Louisville City Directory names husband (James D. Mullin) living at 2321 Magazine St. 1895 Louisville City Directory names husband (James B. Mullin) living at 2326 Magazine St. 1897 Louisville City Directory names Sarah living at 1104 Hackney St. !BIRTH: Age 19 in 1850 census, 28 in 1860, 39 in 1870, 48 in 1880, 66 at death in 1897. Probably born 1831. All show born in KY. !PARENTS: 1850 census Owen Co KY; 1871 deed. !DEATH: Louisville KY death records, book 9, p. 237 (film 0209706); funeral home records. !BURIAL: Records of Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, KY. | CLAXTON, Sarah Ann (I11884)
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| 271 | Bangor Daily News, December 13, 2010 Mary Elizabeth Stolpe (Picture included) PLYMOUTH - Mary Elizabeth Stolpe, 71, died Dec. 10, 2010, at her residence. She was born Sept. 19, 1939, in Goffstown, N.H., a daughter of William and Mary (Connelly) Ego. Libby was a loving grandmother, avid gardener and artist. She was an active church woman in Florida, providing decorations and meals for shut-ins, and was a longtime volunteer at North Okaloosa (Fla.) Medical Center. Libby is survived by a son, Rob W. Dexter and companion, Dawn, of Defuniak Springs, Fla.; four daughters, Suzan J. Dexter and companion, Jason Orr, D.V.M., of Pittsfield, Nancy and husband, Tim Harding, of Plymouth, Linda and husband, Bob Bruce, of Holly Hill, Fla., and Sara and husband, Gary Tetley, of Manchester, Mo.; a brother, John Shedd and wife, Delores, of Amityville, N.Y.; three sisters, Betty and Benjamin Tieso of Hyde Park, Mass., Sister Mary Genevieve, FSST, of Buffalo, N.Y., and Ann and husband, Col. Charles Brown, of Fort Walton Beach, Fla.; two sisters-in-law, Elle and husband, Lewis Janetos, of Rawlingsford, N.H., and Lois and husband, Jim Elliott, of Olathe, Kan.; 11 grandchildren, five great-grandchildren and many nieces. She was predeceased by her husband, Col. Robert Stolpe, U.S. Air Force, in 2008; a daughter, Suzan Pearl; and a sister, Marie Hamilton. Memorial services will be held in the spring at the convenience of the family. Memorial contributions may be made to P.O. Box 417005, Boston, MA 02241. Cards and personal thoughts may be sent to Mrs. Nancy Harding, 106 Lower Detroit Road, Plymouth, ME 04969. Arrangements are by Crosby & Neal, 117 Main St., Newport. Those who wish may leave written condolences at www.CrosbyNeal.com | Ego, Mary Elizabeth (I42)
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| 272 | Bassett Nickolas Nickolas E. Bassett died Jan. 16, 1948. He lived at 106 E. Main . His wife: Minerva Bassett. His DOB: Jan. 5, 1892. Age 56. He was born in Beirut , Syria . He was a machinist at Clinton Products Co. His father: Eli Bassett, born in Syria , his mother was Auria Bassett born in Syria . The deceased died of cancer. Informant: Louis Bassett of Ann Arbor . Burial at Marble Cemetery . Source: Death certificate. Bassett, Nickolas My grandfather, Nickolas Bassett, was born in (or near) Damascas. He opened a restaurant in Huntington , WV and then a restaurant in Cleveland , OH . Source: Nick Pulver. Bassett Nicholas Nickolas Bassett owned a restaurant in Huntington , WV , and then in Cleveland . My mother Delores was born in Akron Ohio . Back then all the Lebanese people came to the US and congregated in Huntington WV , then disperse across the country. Nickolas Bassett was born in (or near) Damascus ; Minerva came from Beirut . Source: Nick Pulver, grandson of Nickolas and Minerva Bassett. Bassett Nicholas My grandfather’s full name was Nicholas Lewis Bassett. He always spelled his name “Nicholas” not “Nickolas.” I am not sure about the spelling of “Lewis” though because one of my uncles was named after him and his name was Louis. Source: family member. Bassett Nicholas The children of Nicholas and Minerva Bassett are as follows: 1916 Louis, born in Cleveland . 1917 Nellie, born in Cleveland . 1919 Delores, born in Akron . 1930 Alford Nicholas, born in Milan . Bassett, Minerva Minerva Bassett died 9-29-1976, at age 78, according to records at Marble Park Cemetery . Bassett, Minerva Minerva Bassett, female, died Sept. 29, 1976 in the City of Adrian . Source: Lenawee County death records Vol 24, page 527. She was a Citizen of Syria. Occupation: housewife. Hospital or institution: Provincial House. Widowed. Residence: City of Milan , Washtenaw County , at 806 Lee St. DOB April 22, 1898. State of birth: Syria . Father: George Kadi. Mother: Mary, last name not known. Informant: Elmer Pulver. [NOTE: Elmer is husband of Minerva’s daughter Delores.] Burial: Marble Park Cemetery . Bassett, Minerva Minerva Bassett, 78, of 806 Lee St. , Milan , who had been ill with a heart ailment the last four months, died Wednesday in Provincial House, in Adrian . Rev. Vern R. Campbell will officiate at funeral. Born April 22, 1898 in Baskenta , Syria , she was the daughter of George and Mary Kadi. She was married to Nicholas Bassett May 11, 1915, in Cleveland , Ohio . Mr. (Nicholas) Bassett died in 1948. She was a member of People’s Presbyterian church. She is survived by 2 daughters, Mrs. Leo (Nellie) Schnurstein of St. Helen and Mrs. Elmer (Dolores) Pulver of Milan; 11 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by two sons, Louis and Alfred Bassett. Source: obit from Monroe newspaper, Sept. 30, 1978. Bassett, Minerva Minerva Bassett came to the US from Beirut when she was about 13-15 years of age. [Approx 1912] Her parents were wealthy clothing store owners in Beruit. Minerva’s mother sold jewelry and other things to raise the fare for Minerva to come to the US . Minerva came to the US to escape the unrest in Lebanon . We were Christians, not Muslims. So she came over here by herself, and somehow found her sister, Mary, who lived in Cleveland . Source: Nick Pulver, grandson of Minerva Bassett. Bassett, Minerva Minerva George Kade was born in Baskenta , Syria , on April 22, 1898. She came to the US from Syria , by way of France , in 1914. Source: her application for US citizenship, signed Feb. 1928 in Cleveland , Ohio . Bassett, Louis Louis: died 9-16-1971, age 55. Cemetery records. Bassett, Louis Louis Bassett, 55, of Ann Arbor died yesterday in the Chelsea Medical Center . He was a former Milan resident. He was the son of Nicholas and Minerva Bassett. He was born March 16, 1916, in Cleveland , Ohio . He married Trella Gillespie Sept. 7, 1941, in Angola , Indiana . Mr. Bassett was reared in Milan and graduated from Milan High School He was a veteran of WW II. He owned and operated the Wash-Out Laundry in Jackson . Surviving: his mother of Milan ; stepson Lionel Gillespie of Douglas , Ariz ; brother, Alfred Bassett of Ann Arbor ; 2 sisters, Mrs. Leo (Nellie) Schnurstein of Ann Arbor and Mrs. Elmer (Delores) Pulver of Milan, and four grandchildren. Source: Monroe newspaper, Sept. 17, 1971. Bassett, Nellie Nellie M. Schnurstein died Dec. 7, 1992 at age 75. She was born May 26, 1917 in Cleveland , Ohio to Nickolas and Minerva (Kadi) Bassett. On Feb. 20, 1960 she married Leo A. Schnurstein and he died Nov. 27, 1986. She was living in Rochester Hills at the time of her death, and she died at Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak . She was buried in Marble Park Cemetery in Milan . Obit says: She was preceded in death by two brothers, Louis and Alfred Bassett, and one sister Dolores Pulver. Bassett Delores Delores Pulver died Nov. 8, 1978 at St. Joe Hospital . She was born July 5, 1919 in Akron , Ohio , the daughter of Nicholas and Menerva (Kadi) Bassett. She was married to Elmer F. Pulver on July 25, 1947 in Milan . She is survived by 4 sons including Douglas Pulver of Milan . She was buried in Marble Memorial Park Cemetery. Bassett Alford Alford Nicholas Bassett was born Jan. 16, 1930. Father: Nicholas Bassett, of Milan , age 37, who was born in Syria , occupation laborer. Mother: Menerva Kade, she is 31, and was born in Baskentu , Syria . Dr. Kenneth Noble attended the birth in Milan , Mich. Source: birth certificate for Milan , on Washtenaw side. Bassett family made their mark on Milan Past Tense, Special Writer PUBLISHED: November 23, 2006 George Ellis Bassett and his wife, Sadie, are the stars of this week's column. Last week, the topic was George's older cousin, whose name was also George Bassett, running a fruit and candy store at 108 E. Main St. For almost 10 years, George Ellis and his cousin each had stores in downtown Milan, across the street from one another. George Ellis Bassett was born in Keb-Elias, Lebanon, Jan. 13, 1887. His younger brother, Nickolas, was born five years later, also in Lebanon. Hoping to escape the political unrest in their native country, the two brothers snuck onto a ship in 1907 and came to the United States as stowaways, a common practice in those days. The first stop was Lawrence, Mass. At some point, the two brothers must have gone their separate ways because George Ellis went to Milan in 1911 to work at the Ideal Furnace Co. for three years. Nickolas probably lived in West Virginia, a gathering place for Lebanese immigrants, where he could have run a restaurant, a dry goods store or any other business. In 1915, Nickolas was married in Cleveland to Minerva George Kadi, 17. She had come to the United States from Lebanon in 1914 after her parents scraped up the money for her travel expenses. Two years later, George Ellis Bassett exchanged vows with Sadie Coury in St. Albans, W.Va. He was running a dry goods store there. The couple had two children in St. Albans, a daughter, Edna Jeanne, and then a son, Eli George. George Ellis must have saved up some money in St. Alban's because he took the big plunge March 7, 1924. That is the date he purchased a building in downtown Milan at 49 E. Main St. at the corner of Ferman Street. The Washtenaw County Register of Deeds office shows that "George Bassett" bought the property. Do not be confused. I am quite sure that the buyer was George Ellis Bassett, husband of Sadie, never mind the spelling of his last name or his store's name. Today's picture shows Sadie Bassett inside Bassitts store, surrounded by a huge selection of household items. This could be the early 1930s. Notice the magazines, purses, clothing, baskets, candy, belts, neckties, blankets and pans. The place was loaded with merchandise. This was truly a variety store. The late Warren Hale, a Milan historian, told me he used to visit Bassitts after school and search for just the right piece of candy, all under the watchful eye of Sadie Bassett. Warren had to think carefully about each piece of candy before figuring out how to spend his penny, and Sadie went nuts waiting for him to decide. Milan's Bassett population increased rapidly. The elder George K. Bassett had five kids, George Ellis and Sadie had two offspring, and brother Nicholas moved from Cleveland to Milan with his growing family. Nickolas operated a restaurant in Cleveland, but when the Great Depression hit in 1929, his restaurant floundered. Nickolas and Minerva already had Louis, Nellie and Delores when they moved to Milan in 1930. Their fourth child, Alford, was born in Milan. Nickolas was the only Bassett in Milan not in the retail business. He was a machinist, employed by a local foundry, Clinton Products Co., or anywhere he could work. Nickolas' family lived in the apartment above the candy and fruit store at 108 E. Main St., across the street from his brother's "Bassitts 5¢ to $5" store. In 1932, George and Sadie tried an experiment with their Bassitts store. Trying to add the second floor as a retail selling space, they ripped out the stairs and installed new ones going the other way from back to front. The experiment proved unsuccessful. George and Sadie didn't have enough sales help for three floors, including the Bargain Basement. This summer, the orthodontist who purchased that building ripped out the stairs and installed new ones, front to back, just like the original. Things went well for the Bassett family and for their variety store, everything from 5¢ to $5. In September 1940, George and Sadie went to a Lebanese convention in West Virginia to have some fun and entertainment with other Americans of Lebanese background. Their son Eli was 20, and went along for the ride. All of a sudden, George and Sadie discovered their son was missing. Eli had been hanging around in the lobby of the hotel waiting for his parents, and noticed a lovely 19-year-old lady also standing in the lobby waiting for her parents. The two quickly ran off to a movie theater and watched "Boom Town" with Clark Gable and Hedy Lamarr. While viewing the movie a second time, suddenly the young lady's father showed up. Oh well. No one was upset by the growing attraction between Eli Bassitt and Shumla Steffan. The following January, they were married at a Baptist church in Williamson, W.Va, Shumla's home town. Shumla had left Lebanon at the age of 8, and found herself in Toledo while her father worked for a retail store. He quickly got another job offer from a relative in Williamson, and moved the family there. She recalls her first year of school in Williamson as a serious challenge because she spoke only French and Arabic. A kind teacher helped Shumla with a little extra attention, which left a lasting impression on Shumla. The newlyweds settled in Milan. Shumla cared for their first child while Eli served the military in World War II. He came home with an injury. Shumla took a great interest in the Bassitts store and offered some ideas to improve it. In 1954, the family was making plans to expand the Bassitts store by adding the Garrick theater next door. Unfortunately, George Ellis Bassett died that year, at age 67. His obituary spelled his name "Bassitt" and stated that he owned and operated a "variety store." I don't know why, but somehow the family name drifted from Bassett to Bassitt. During the late '20s and early '30s, Milan had two George Bassetts in town with retail stores across the street from each other, and I think they both flipped a coin to decide how to spell their last name on any given occasion. Eli and Shumla were enthusiastic about operating Bassitts store, especially with the extra store space for a shoe department. After acquiring the Garrick Theater at 45 E. Main St., the couple went on to join another shop to their growing department store. In 1968, they purchased 39 E. Main St., giving them plenty of room to sell shoes, men's clothing, women's clothing and other classy merchandise. Today, you can see the old Garrick Theater by visiting Main Street IX and entering the dining area on the east part of the restaurant. The center of the restaurant is 39 E. Main St., the last part added by Eli and Shumla to expand their department store. Bassitts store closed for good in 1976, when Breedveld's took it over as a retail outlet. Arborland, Briarwood and other shopping malls killed off the small-town Main Street department stores, no matter how high the quality. Today, only the hip and trendy retailers can survive in downtown shops. The old Bassitts building became a Bredveld's, then an antique store, then a flower shop, and now it's a good place to get your teeth straightened. The Bassett families, including Michael Hawarny and his soda grill, have all contributed a great deal to the Milan landscape over the years. Apples, dates, pears, chocolates, fresh roasted peanuts, household goods, clothing, shoes, and you-name-it, and they had it. Martha Churchill is a member of the Milan Area Historical Society. She can be reached at 439-4055 or Martha@marthachurchill.com. | Kadi, Minerva George (I47)
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| 273 | Bassett Nickolas Nickolas E. Bassett died Jan. 16, 1948. He lived at 106 E. Main . His wife: Minerva Bassett. His DOB: Jan. 5, 1892. Age 56. He was born in Beirut , Syria . He was a machinist at Clinton Products Co. His father: Eli Bassett, born in Syria , his mother was Auria Bassett born in Syria . The deceased died of cancer. Informant: Louis Bassett of Ann Arbor . Burial at Marble Cemetery . Source: Death certificate. Bassett, Nickolas My grandfather, Nickolas Bassett, was born in (or near) Damascas. He opened a restaurant in Huntington , WV and then a restaurant in Cleveland , OH . Source: Nick Pulver. Bassett Nicholas Nickolas Bassett owned a restaurant in Huntington , WV , and then in Cleveland . My mother Delores was born in Akron Ohio . Back then all the Lebanese people came to the US and congregated in Huntington WV , then disperse across the country. Nickolas Bassett was born in (or near) Damascus ; Minerva came from Beirut . Source: Nick Pulver, grandson of Nickolas and Minerva Bassett. Bassett Nicholas My grandfather’s full name was Nicholas Lewis Bassett. He always spelled his name “Nicholas” not “Nickolas.” I am not sure about the spelling of “Lewis” though because one of my uncles was named after him and his name was Louis. Source: family member. Bassett Nicholas The children of Nicholas and Minerva Bassett are as follows: 1916 Louis, born in Cleveland . 1917 Nellie, born in Cleveland . 1919 Delores, born in Akron . 1930 Alford Nicholas, born in Milan . Bassett, Minerva Minerva Bassett died 9-29-1976, at age 78, according to records at Marble Park Cemetery . Bassett, Minerva Minerva Bassett, female, died Sept. 29, 1976 in the City of Adrian . Source: Lenawee County death records Vol 24, page 527. She was a Citizen of Syria. Occupation: housewife. Hospital or institution: Provincial House. Widowed. Residence: City of Milan , Washtenaw County , at 806 Lee St. DOB April 22, 1898. State of birth: Syria . Father: George Kadi. Mother: Mary, last name not known. Informant: Elmer Pulver. [NOTE: Elmer is husband of Minerva’s daughter Delores.] Burial: Marble Park Cemetery . Bassett, Minerva Minerva Bassett, 78, of 806 Lee St. , Milan , who had been ill with a heart ailment the last four months, died Wednesday in Provincial House, in Adrian . Rev. Vern R. Campbell will officiate at funeral. Born April 22, 1898 in Baskenta , Syria , she was the daughter of George and Mary Kadi. She was married to Nicholas Bassett May 11, 1915, in Cleveland , Ohio . Mr. (Nicholas) Bassett died in 1948. She was a member of People’s Presbyterian church. She is survived by 2 daughters, Mrs. Leo (Nellie) Schnurstein of St. Helen and Mrs. Elmer (Dolores) Pulver of Milan; 11 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by two sons, Louis and Alfred Bassett. Source: obit from Monroe newspaper, Sept. 30, 1978. Bassett, Minerva Minerva Bassett came to the US from Beirut when she was about 13-15 years of age. [Approx 1912] Her parents were wealthy clothing store owners in Beruit. Minerva’s mother sold jewelry and other things to raise the fare for Minerva to come to the US . Minerva came to the US to escape the unrest in Lebanon . We were Christians, not Muslims. So she came over here by herself, and somehow found her sister, Mary, who lived in Cleveland . Source: Nick Pulver, grandson of Minerva Bassett. Bassett, Minerva Minerva George Kade was born in Baskenta , Syria , on April 22, 1898. She came to the US from Syria , by way of France , in 1914. Source: her application for US citizenship, signed Feb. 1928 in Cleveland , Ohio . Bassett, Louis Louis: died 9-16-1971, age 55. Cemetery records. Bassett, Louis Louis Bassett, 55, of Ann Arbor died yesterday in the Chelsea Medical Center . He was a former Milan resident. He was the son of Nicholas and Minerva Bassett. He was born March 16, 1916, in Cleveland , Ohio . He married Trella Gillespie Sept. 7, 1941, in Angola , Indiana . Mr. Bassett was reared in Milan and graduated from Milan High School He was a veteran of WW II. He owned and operated the Wash-Out Laundry in Jackson . Surviving: his mother of Milan ; stepson Lionel Gillespie of Douglas , Ariz ; brother, Alfred Bassett of Ann Arbor ; 2 sisters, Mrs. Leo (Nellie) Schnurstein of Ann Arbor and Mrs. Elmer (Delores) Pulver of Milan, and four grandchildren. Source: Monroe newspaper, Sept. 17, 1971. Bassett, Nellie Nellie M. Schnurstein died Dec. 7, 1992 at age 75. She was born May 26, 1917 in Cleveland , Ohio to Nickolas and Minerva (Kadi) Bassett. On Feb. 20, 1960 she married Leo A. Schnurstein and he died Nov. 27, 1986. She was living in Rochester Hills at the time of her death, and she died at Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak . She was buried in Marble Park Cemetery in Milan . Obit says: She was preceded in death by two brothers, Louis and Alfred Bassett, and one sister Dolores Pulver. Bassett Delores Delores Pulver died Nov. 8, 1978 at St. Joe Hospital . She was born July 5, 1919 in Akron , Ohio , the daughter of Nicholas and Menerva (Kadi) Bassett. She was married to Elmer F. Pulver on July 25, 1947 in Milan . She is survived by 4 sons including Douglas Pulver of Milan . She was buried in Marble Memorial Park Cemetery. Bassett Alford Alford Nicholas Bassett was born Jan. 16, 1930. Father: Nicholas Bassett, of Milan , age 37, who was born in Syria , occupation laborer. Mother: Menerva Kade, she is 31, and was born in Baskentu , Syria . Dr. Kenneth Noble attended the birth in Milan , Mich. Source: birth certificate for Milan , on Washtenaw side. | Bassett, Louis (I48)
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| 274 | Bassett Nickolas Nickolas E. Bassett died Jan. 16, 1948. He lived at 106 E. Main . His wife: Minerva Bassett. His DOB: Jan. 5, 1892. Age 56. He was born in Beirut , Syria . He was a machinist at Clinton Products Co. His father: Eli Bassett, born in Syria , his mother was Auria Bassett born in Syria . The deceased died of cancer. Informant: Louis Bassett of Ann Arbor . Burial at Marble Cemetery . Source: Death certificate. Bassett, Nickolas My grandfather, Nickolas Bassett, was born in (or near) Damascas. He opened a restaurant in Huntington , WV and then a restaurant in Cleveland , OH . Source: Nick Pulver. Bassett Nicholas Nickolas Bassett owned a restaurant in Huntington , WV , and then in Cleveland . My mother Delores was born in Akron Ohio . Back then all the Lebanese people came to the US and congregated in Huntington WV , then disperse across the country. Nickolas Bassett was born in (or near) Damascus ; Minerva came from Beirut . Source: Nick Pulver, grandson of Nickolas and Minerva Bassett. Bassett Nicholas My grandfather’s full name was Nicholas Lewis Bassett. He always spelled his name “Nicholas” not “Nickolas.” I am not sure about the spelling of “Lewis” though because one of my uncles was named after him and his name was Louis. Source: family member. Bassett Nicholas The children of Nicholas and Minerva Bassett are as follows: 1916 Louis, born in Cleveland . 1917 Nellie, born in Cleveland . 1919 Delores, born in Akron . 1930 Alford Nicholas, born in Milan . Bassett, Minerva Minerva Bassett died 9-29-1976, at age 78, according to records at Marble Park Cemetery . Bassett, Minerva Minerva Bassett, female, died Sept. 29, 1976 in the City of Adrian . Source: Lenawee County death records Vol 24, page 527. She was a Citizen of Syria. Occupation: housewife. Hospital or institution: Provincial House. Widowed. Residence: City of Milan , Washtenaw County , at 806 Lee St. DOB April 22, 1898. State of birth: Syria . Father: George Kadi. Mother: Mary, last name not known. Informant: Elmer Pulver. [NOTE: Elmer is husband of Minerva’s daughter Delores.] Burial: Marble Park Cemetery . Bassett, Minerva Minerva Bassett, 78, of 806 Lee St. , Milan , who had been ill with a heart ailment the last four months, died Wednesday in Provincial House, in Adrian . Rev. Vern R. Campbell will officiate at funeral. Born April 22, 1898 in Baskenta , Syria , she was the daughter of George and Mary Kadi. She was married to Nicholas Bassett May 11, 1915, in Cleveland , Ohio . Mr. (Nicholas) Bassett died in 1948. She was a member of People’s Presbyterian church. She is survived by 2 daughters, Mrs. Leo (Nellie) Schnurstein of St. Helen and Mrs. Elmer (Dolores) Pulver of Milan; 11 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by two sons, Louis and Alfred Bassett. Source: obit from Monroe newspaper, Sept. 30, 1978. Bassett, Minerva Minerva Bassett came to the US from Beirut when she was about 13-15 years of age. [Approx 1912] Her parents were wealthy clothing store owners in Beruit. Minerva’s mother sold jewelry and other things to raise the fare for Minerva to come to the US . Minerva came to the US to escape the unrest in Lebanon . We were Christians, not Muslims. So she came over here by herself, and somehow found her sister, Mary, who lived in Cleveland . Source: Nick Pulver, grandson of Minerva Bassett. Bassett, Minerva Minerva George Kade was born in Baskenta , Syria , on April 22, 1898. She came to the US from Syria , by way of France , in 1914. Source: her application for US citizenship, signed Feb. 1928 in Cleveland , Ohio . Bassett, Louis Louis: died 9-16-1971, age 55. Cemetery records. Bassett, Louis Louis Bassett, 55, of Ann Arbor died yesterday in the Chelsea Medical Center . He was a former Milan resident. He was the son of Nicholas and Minerva Bassett. He was born March 16, 1916, in Cleveland , Ohio . He married Trella Gillespie Sept. 7, 1941, in Angola , Indiana . Mr. Bassett was reared in Milan and graduated from Milan High School He was a veteran of WW II. He owned and operated the Wash-Out Laundry in Jackson . Surviving: his mother of Milan ; stepson Lionel Gillespie of Douglas , Ariz ; brother, Alfred Bassett of Ann Arbor ; 2 sisters, Mrs. Leo (Nellie) Schnurstein of Ann Arbor and Mrs. Elmer (Delores) Pulver of Milan, and four grandchildren. Source: Monroe newspaper, Sept. 17, 1971. Bassett, Nellie Nellie M. Schnurstein died Dec. 7, 1992 at age 75. She was born May 26, 1917 in Cleveland , Ohio to Nickolas and Minerva (Kadi) Bassett. On Feb. 20, 1960 she married Leo A. Schnurstein and he died Nov. 27, 1986. She was living in Rochester Hills at the time of her death, and she died at Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak . She was buried in Marble Park Cemetery in Milan . Obit says: She was preceded in death by two brothers, Louis and Alfred Bassett, and one sister Dolores Pulver. Bassett Delores Delores Pulver died Nov. 8, 1978 at St. Joe Hospital . She was born July 5, 1919 in Akron , Ohio , the daughter of Nicholas and Menerva (Kadi) Bassett. She was married to Elmer F. Pulver on July 25, 1947 in Milan . She is survived by 4 sons including Douglas Pulver of Milan . She was buried in Marble Memorial Park Cemetery. Bassett Alford Alford Nicholas Bassett was born Jan. 16, 1930. Father: Nicholas Bassett, of Milan , age 37, who was born in Syria , occupation laborer. Mother: Menerva Kade, she is 31, and was born in Baskentu , Syria . Dr. Kenneth Noble attended the birth in Milan , Mich. Source: birth certificate for Milan , on Washtenaw side. | Bassett, Nellie (I49)
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| 277 | BDN Maine February 18, 2013 Jeanne Glorida (Marot) Dunphy (Picture included) HERMON - Jeanne Gloria (Marot) Dunphy was swept into heaven by God's promise of eternal life Feb. 17, 2013, at a Bangor hospital. She was born Feb. 26, 1945, in Providence, R.I., the only child of George and Anne (Bessette) Marot. She grew up in Brockton, Mass., and was a graduate of St. Patrick's High School, class of 1963. She was employed by New England Telephone and Telegraph as an operator, and Sears, Roebuck and Co. as a sales associate when she met her lifetime love and devoted husband, Michael Dunphy, whom she married Oct. 17, 1965. Throughout the years of her life with Mike, they raised three children, and Jeanne was enthusiastically proud of their many endeavors. She was involved as a Girl Scout troop leader, with Parent-Teachers, and as a volunteer for many clubs, teams and organizations, including the Philips-Strickland House, Bangor, the home of her mother-in-law, and where her dear departed mother spent many happy days. A devoted mother and grandmother, Jeanne could often be found at home, whirling through her kitchen cooking treats for her beloved grandchildren, holding a child with one arm on her hip while working a cookie tray in the other hand. An accomplished seamstress and a passionate cook, Jeanne ran her own catering business for many years and loved delighting her family and many close friends with her cooking and sewing projects. She dearly loved traveling with Mike on business trips and vacations, and lived a dream of taking all of her grandchildren to Disney World as well as many other memorable excursions she organized that the family will always remember fondly. She was predeceased by her parents; father-in-law, Tom Dunphy; and brothers-in-law John Dunphy and Paul Vella. Surviving, in addition to her devoted husband of 47 years, are her mother-in-law, Lillian Dunphy of Bangor; sister-in-law, Joanne Vella of East Bridgewater, Mass.; daughter, Michelle and husband, Matt Dunlap, and their daughter, Emily Dunlap of Old Town; daughter, Colleen Bridges of Orono and her children, Alex Bridges and Kelsey Bridges, of Hermon; and son, Christopher Dunphy and his children, Peter Dunphy and Ashley Dunphy of Hermon. In addition, she is survived by many special cousins, including those she always kept close to her, Lorraine Farley, Pat Monse, Claire Horrocks and Bob Marot; and her beloved cat, Oliver, which her gave her much comfort. The family thanks special friends, Peter and Susan Daigle, Steve and Brooke Ismail, Betsy and Joe Hornyak, Garry and Debbie Gilpatrick; her outstanding and gracious physician, Dr. William Wood; and the caring staff at St. Joseph Hospital for their devoted and unwavering support throughout Jeanne's final journey. A celebration of Jeanne's life for family and friends will be held 5-7 p.m. Wednesday Feb. 20, at Hampden-Gilpatrick Funeral Home, 45 Western Ave., Hampden. A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated 11 a.m. Thursday Feb. 21, at St. Paul the Apostle Parish St. Matthew's Catholic Church, 70 Western Ave., Hampden. Private interment in the springtime will be at Mount Pleasant Catholic Cemetery, Bangor. Those planning an expression of sympathy are asked to consider gifts in Jeanne's memory be made to Jeanne Dunphy Fund, P.O. Box 931, Bangor, ME 04402 to benefit EMMC CancerCare at the Lafayette Family Cancer Center. Messages of condolence and memories may be shared through www.hampdengilpatrick.com | Marot, Jeanne Glorida (I8001)
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| 278 | Bennett-May-Giles Cuonty Funeral Home Barry Joe Bass September 19, 1954 ? November 20, 2019 Barry Joe Bass, age 65 of Pulaski, TN passed away on Novembers 20, 2019. He was born on September 19, 1954 in Fort Meade, Maryland. Barry was a retired teacher of 38 years in the Giles County and Maury County school districts. He obtained degrees from Martin College, Belmont College, and Middle Tennessee State University with a Masters and plus 45 in Education Administration and Supervision. Barry loved his family, his church, his students and lived his life with great enthusiasm for all. He was a member of and Deacon at First Baptist Church of Pulaski. He was a football, basketball, and soccer coach at both Bridgeforth Middle School and Giles County High School. He was a member of the Pulaski Exchange Club, and sang with various family and church musical ensembles including The Bass Townsend Singers, First Family, and Homeland Harmony. Visitation will be 4:00 until 8:00 Friday, November 22, 2019, at Bennett-May & Pierce Funeral Home and Crematory. The funeral service will be 11:00am Saturday, November 23, 2019, at the First Baptist Church in Pulaski with Tony Gomillion and Rodney Hawkins officiating. Burial will follow in the Maplewood Cemetery. The family suggests memorial donations be made to the First Baptist Church c/o 407 S. 1st. Street Pulaski, TN 38478 or the Giles County High School Boys and Girls soccer programs. c/o 200 Sheila Frost Dr, Pulaski, TN 38478. He was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents Claude and Ella Lea Cathcart, paternal grandparents Grady and Omie Bass, and his father Joe H. Bass. Aunt & uncles, Dolores Cathcart Hardin, Dr. Bobby Norwood, and Bill Gooch. He is survived by his; Wife of 46 years, Janet C. Bass. Daughter, Julianna Bass (Renato) Brea of Brooklyn, NY. Son, Jonathan Murphey (Megumi Gejima) Bass of Lexington, KY. Granddaughters Audri and Omi Bass of Lexington, KY. Mother, Peggy Cathcart Bass of Pulaski. Brother, Keith Bass of Pulaski. Niece Haley Bass (Bryan) Johnson and daughter Ella Johnson of Thompson Station, TN. Brother-in-law Steve (Pam) Cole of Hendersonville, TN. Sister-in-law, Emily Cole (Mark) Pegg of Murfreesboro, TN. Aunts and uncles, Faye Cathcart Norwood, Joe Hardin, Murph (Betty) Cathcart, Faye Bass (Johnny) Tate and Alice Bass Gooch. Several cousins, nieces, nephews, and great nieces and Nephews also survive. | Bass, Barry Joe (I49405)
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| 279 | BIOGRAPHY: 1. File from Ancestry.com: Wyant/Boekhoff/Kaffar/Griebel Family History, Contact: Judy Zaros: wolffull@aol.com 2. This could be a sibling: Indiana, Ripley County marriage record: Roberts, Susan married Swisher, Henry on 22 Jun 1826 in Ripley County, Indiana Rogers, Hezehial married Swisher, Katharine on 18 Feb 1827 in Ripley County, Indiana 3. From Swisher Forum, Genealogy.com: Linda Swisher Allen: I don't know if you got all the info from Suzanne or not. Here is some of what I have for your George W. Swisher. I have that he is George Washington Swisher, b. 1837 , married 10/30/1864 in Vermilion Co., IL to Juletta Strader. I have 2 children: Soloman and Joseph. I will add the info you gave to my database. George W. Swisher's father is George Swisher, b. 1799 in Guilford CO., NC. This elder George had three wives (not at the same time.) wife 1: Elizabeth Bassett m. 5/20/1819 children: Caroline, Jesse (b. May 26, 1825), William (b. 1827), and Elizabeth (b. 1830) wife 2: Catherine Landis (m. 4/21/1831, d. 1842) children: Martha (b. 1842), John M. (b. 12/10/1834) and George Washington (b. 1837) wife 3: Katherine Goodner (m. Oct. 6, 1842) children: Walter (b. 1844), Polly A. (b. 1846), Margaret A. (b. 1848), Katherine (b. 1849), Phebe Jane (b. 1852) George Sr.'s parents were Johann Swisher and Magdalena Tickel Children: Elizabeth, Jacob, Margaret, Catherine (b. 9/23/1793), George (b. 1799), John (b. Nov. 18, 1800 - My line), Winifred (b. 1802), Samuel (b. Apr. 1804), Lewis (b. 3/31/1806), Soloman (b. abt 1809), Anthony (b. 5/14/1812) (from Linda Swisher Allen) 4. Land Record record, RootsWeb: Name: GEORGE SWISHER Date: 16 Oct 1835 Location: OH, Document #: 2482 Serial #: OH0640__.435 Sale Type: CASH ENTRY SALE Acres: 80.0000 Meridian or Watershed: 1ST PRINCIPAL Parcel: Township 5 S, Range 7 E, Section 21 5. From RootsWeb file of Sharon Haskins (Research):SOURCES: THE GOODNER FAMILY by Herbert Lacy; GEORGE AND ELIZABETH SWISHER, by Stanley Hathaway; Census 1800, 1810, Guilford County, North Carolina; 1820, Switzerland County, Indiana; 1830, 1840, 1850, Vermillion County Illinois; Freiden Lutheran Church Records, Guilford County, North Carolina; He appears in the Guilford County, North Carolina land records from 1797 to 1817; He is in Switzerland County, Indiana, by June 1818, in Ripley County Indiana 1826, went to Vermillion County, Illinois, 1827; He appears in the 1856 State Census for Davis County,Iowa; He is 83 years old at this time; Laurie Barker. LAND: Preble County, Ohio by Mrs Carl Main of Cleveland to TT Deed 33-519 2 Sep 1844; George Swisher & Elizabeth, wife sold to George M Kelly 110 acres, R2T8S 24 for $2000; George purchased from Robert Day, 18 Feb 1835; This was the only purchase by George Swisher. 6. The 1879 History of Vermilion Co., IL, on page 337, is mentioned Anthony and George Swisher as part of the militia called up in the Winnebago war being called out in the night-time about the 15th or 20th of July 1827. More to be added here. 7. Probate Journal E, page 14 Estate of George Swisher, died intestate 1-15-1853. Administrator, Benjamin Stewart, he deceased, Wm. M. Lamm appt Bondsman, James Parmer, Samuel Partlow. Catharine Swisher, widow signed relinquishment 2-8-1853... her mark. John Swisher, minor heir chose John Deck as guardian 8-1-1853. Walter Swisher, over 14, Mary A., Margaret A., Catharine, and Phebe J. were all appointed the guardianship of John M. Swisher. 8. More About GEORGE SWISHER: Census: 1830, Vermilion Co., IL, page 105 (also 1840 & 1850) Children of GGeorge SWISHER and Elizabeth BASSETT are: 1. i. CAROLINE SWISHER, b. Bet. 1820 - 1825; d. Bef. 1854. 2. ii. JESSE SWISHER, b. May 26, 1825; d. Sep 03, 1854, Vermilion Co., IL, Swisher Cem. 3. iii. WILLIAM SWISHER, b. 1827, Vermilion Co., IL. 4. iv. ELIZABETH SWISHER, b. 1830; m. George MOYER, Jan 19, 1852, Vermilion Co., IL. Children of George SWISHER and Catherine LANDIS are: 5. v. MARTHA SWISHER, b. 1832; m. Robert BLOOMFIELD, Mar 20, 1852, Vermilion Co., IL. 6. vi. JOHN M. SWISHER, b. December 03, 1834, IL; d. May 02, 1902. 7. vii. GEORGE W. SWISHER, b. 1837, IL. Children of George SWISHER and Katherine GOODNER are: 8. viii. WALTER SWISHER, b. 1844, IL. 9. ix. POLLY A. SWISHER, b. 1846; m. Peter S. BREWER, May 31, 1866, Vermilion Co., IL. 10. x. MARGARET A. SWISHER, b. 1848. 11. xi. KATHARINE SWISHER, b. 1849; m. Henry WILLIAMS, July 25, 1881, Blount Twp., Vermilion Co., IL. 12. xii. PHEBE J SWISHER, b. 1852. Notes for GEORGE SWISHER are from Swisher Research for Genealogical Society, Church of the Latter Day Saints, Salt Lake City BIOGRAPHY: 1820 US Census George Swisher: 3 males 0-10; 1 M 10-16; 1 M 16-26; 1 M 45+. 1 Female 0-10; 1 F 45+ Switzerland, Iowa, Film #M33-14 1830 US Census George Swisher Source Citation: Year: 1830; Census Place: Not Stated, Ripley, Indiana; Roll: 32; Page: . 1850 US Census George Swisher Age: 50 Estimated Birth Year: 1799 Birth Place: North Carolina Gender: Male Katharine Swisher Age: 39 Estimated Birth Year: 1810 Birth Place: Kentucky Gender: Female Jesse Swisher Age: 26 Estimated Birth Year: 1823 Birth Place: Iowa Gender: Male William Swisher Age: 23 Estimated Birth Year: 1826 Birth Place: Ill Gender: Male Elizth Swisher Age: 20 Estimated Birth Year: 1829 Gender: Female Martha Swisher Age: 18 Estimated Birth Year: 1831 Gender: Female John Swisher Age: 16 Estimated Birth Year: 1833 Gender: Male George Swisher Age: 13 Estimated Birth Year: 1836 Gender: Male Walter Swisher Age: 8 Estimated Birth Year: 1841 Gender: Male Polly A Swisher Age: 4 Estimated Birth Year: 1845 Gender: Female Margaret Swisher Age: 2 Estimated Birth Year: 1847 Gender: Female Katharine Swisher Age: 1 Estimated Birth Year: 1848 Gender: Female District 21, Vermilion, Illinois Page: 249 Roll: M432_130 1880 US Census (Related?) George Swisher, 85 Estimated birth year: <1795> Birthplace: North Carolina Occupation: Farmer, Relationship to head-of-household: Father Home in 1880: Jackson, Guthrie, Iowa Marital status: Widower Race: White Gender: Male Father's birthplace: NC Mother's birthplace: NC Image Source: Year: 1880; Census Place: Jackson, Guthrie, Iowa; Roll: T9_342; Family History Film: 1254342; Page: 98.4000; Enumeration District: 77; Image: 0201. SOURCES: 1. Submitter Catherine SUTHERLAND, 3 E Lost Creek lane #615 Murray Utah FamilySearch™ Pedigree Resource File; Elizabeth Bassett Compact Disc #13 Pin #804515 2. Submitter: Ronald L. Bassett. George W Swisher Compact Disc #130 Pin #319825 (AFN: Q5L7-4L) CHRISTENING: Other LDS Ordinances: Baptism: 16 MAY 1990 PORTL Endowment: 04 OCT 1990 PORTL Sealing to Spouse: 21 JUN 1990 PORTL MRS. KATHERINE SWISHER | Swisher, George W (I889)
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| 280 | BIOGRAPHY: 1856 Census, Wyconda Twp., Davis Co, Iowa: 48/48 James M.Wray 55 M 19 Farmer TN Eda Wray 27 F 19 wife NC J.M.Wray 18 M 18 Farmer IA William M.Wray 15 M 15 IA John B.Wray 12 M 12 IA Albert D.Wray 10 M 10 IA O.D.Wray 2 M 2 IA E.J.Wray 0 F 0 IA 1895 Iowa State Census, Bloomfield, Davis Co Eda Luce Age: 6, Race: W, Birthplace: Davis Co 1900 US Census Bond, Francis A, Nov 1859, Iowa, father born Ill, mother unknown Anna L, wife, May 1860, Iowa, father born Tenn, mother Luce, Alva, 15, Sept 1884, step-son, Iowa. father Ohio; mother Iowa Luce, Eda, 11, Estimated birth year: 1888 Birthplace: Iowa, Race: White, Relationship to head-of-house: Stepdaughter. Father born Ohio, mother Iowa. Image source: Year: 1900; Census Place: West Grove, Davis, Iowa; Roll: T623 428; Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 14. 1920 US Census Eda A. Bassett, age 31, born IA, father born OH, mother born IA. Davis Co., West Grove Twp, IA BIOGRAPHY: On a visit in 1988, Wray Puffer Bassett told submitter (Ronald Bassett) that his mother was a cousin to Howard Hughes, and that he and Howard used to fight in the cow pen. Austin also attested to the relationship. Eda Wray Luce is the 3rd cousin to billionaire Howard Hughes. Wray also told a story about Frank Bassett getting Guy Bassett {grandfather of submiter} to grab the tail of a cow and get pulled across the grass, instead the cow unloaded manure all over Guy! BURIAL: 1. Funeral card, photo copy held by Ronald Bassett: Mrs. Austin E. Bassett Born July 5, 1889, died March 20, 1963. [1900 US Census shows birth year as 1888] Funeral services will be held Friday, March 22, 1963, at 2:00p.m., at the Weglar Funeral Home, Bloomfield, Iowa, conducted by the Rev. Richard Bentzinger of Altoona. Interment in I.O.O.F. cemetery, Bloomfield. 2. Bassett, Eda Wray Birth: 1888, Death: 1963. Bloomfiled IOOF Cem, Wishard lot: 68. Davis County, Iowa Cemetery Project | Luce, Eda Wray (I645)
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| 281 | BIOGRAPHY: 1856 State Census Linn County Index (Contributed by, Kathleen Weatherwax©2003) Basset, Thomas; Brown Twp Bassett, James; Marion Twp Bassett, William; Linn Twp Bassett, William; Marion Twp BIOGRAPHY: 1860 US Census D.J Bassett, 28, F, W, Farmer, realestate value $3000, personal value $237, born IN (Widow of James Bassett) William E, 8, M, W, born IN Marion, Twp, Linn Co, Iowa, taken 28 July 1860. Living next to her brother, Virgil Augustus Lathrop, 23, M, IN M.E. Lathrop, 23, F, IN BIOGRAPHY: 1870 US Census William Bassett, 61, M, W, Farmer, Real Estate Value $10,000, born KY (Great uncle of Wm, 19) Nancy, 56, F, W, OH William Bassett, 19, W, M, Est Year:1850, IN Franklin, Linn, Iowa, Post Office: Mount Vernon Roll: M593_405, Page: 175, Image: 387, taken 7 June 1870 BIOGRAPHY: 1895 Iowa State Census William Bassett Age: 43 Race: W Birthplace: Ind County: Davis Place: Wyacondah BIOGRAPHY: 1930 US Census: William M Bassett, Head, W, M, 78 Est year: 1851, place: IN.Father born IN, mother in OH. Is not a veteran. Jennie, Wife, 75, W, F, born IA, both parents born in TN. Image Source: Year: 1930; Census Place: [405 South Buckeye]Bloomfield, Davis, Iowa; Roll: T626_651; Page: 10B; Enumeration District: 20; Image: 0647. | Bassett, William M. (I1101)
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| 282 | BIOGRAPHY: 1870 US Census. Serilla J Wade, 17, Est Birth Year: 1852 Birthplace: Illinois, White Female. Home in 1870: Young America Village, Warren, Illinois Post Office: Young America Roll: M593_286 Page: 302 Image: 842 Year: 1870. (Note: shown living with husband and son with James W. Wade family) | Charter, Zerelda Jane (I1349)
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| 283 | BIOGRAPHY: 1870 US Census: James W Wade, 7yr 12mo, Estimated Birth Year: 1869 Birthplace: Illinois Home in 1870: Young America Village, Warren, Illinois, Post Office: Young America Roll: M593_286 Page: 302 Image: 842 Year: 1870 | Wade, James W (I1184)
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| 284 | BIOGRAPHY: 1900 US Census Jefferson Co Ky, dist 4, 1028 8th St, Louisville, ED 82, Sht 9, line 82, age 23. DEATH: !DEATH: Records of granddaughter Kristina (Claxon) Stearley. !BURIAL: Records of granddaughter Kristina (Claxon) Stearley. BIRTH: !BIRTH: Records of granddaughter Kristina (Claxon) Stearley; 1900 census. | Connor, Ollie Eva (I14493)
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| 285 | BIOGRAPHY: CENSUS 1900 Jefferson Co Ky, dist 4, 1028 8th St, Louisville, ED 82, Sht 9, line 82, age 1 (Mar 1898). BIRTH: No children. !BIRTH: Records of niece Kristina (Claxon) Stearley; 1900 census (says Mar 1898). !PARENTS: Records of niece Kristina (Claxon) Stearley; 1900 census. DEATH: !DEATH: Records of niece Kristina (Claxon) Stearley. | Claxon, Elsie (I14495)
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| 286 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1726)
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| 287 | BIRTH: Family records and information provided by Mary M. Bassett Endres MARRIAGE: Information provided by subject to submitter, her nephew. BIOGRAPHY: 1930 US Census Bassett, Guy W., age 40, born IA, parents born IA, railroad ticket agent. - Stella F, wife, age 36 (Married at 17), born IA, parents born IA. - Mary M, Dau, 17, born IA Paso Robles City, San Luis Obispo, CA., 605 20th Street. Page 38, sheet 16A, ED 40-16, taken on 14 April 1930. BIOGRAPHY: Lived in the Banning, CA area during the 1950-60's, where Frank was a store manager for JC Penny. They took care of her mother, Estella F. Bassett, for the last years of her life. After Frank's retirement they moved to the small hamlet of Applegate in the Sierra foothills of Placer Co., CA. In 1995 they moved to Arizona City, AZ, along with daughter Yvonne and family, where Frank passed away. In 2005 "Max" moved to Acton CA to live with her daughter Diane. BIOGRAPHY: In a talk with Ronald Bassett, her nephew, Max related that she and Frank visited Iowa in 1953, when she last saw her grandmother Mary Alice Bowling, and aunt "Gail". Mary Alice died in March 1953. She also remembers spending time as a child with her great grandmother Lucy Angeline Millsap Bowling. (May 2005) BURIAL: Cremated, buried with husband on Monday, 5 Dec 2005. Daughters, g-grandson Jeremy Hannon, and nephew Ronald Bassett (compiler of this record) attended short gravesite service.. BURIAL: E-mail to Ron Bassett on 20 Oct 2005 from Yvonne, Maxine's daughter: Diane called about 1:30 this am and said the nursing home had just called and Mother is gone. She wasn't good last Fri when I got there, a little better on Sat and much more so on Sunday. Monday she was back to not good at all but they sent her back to the nursing home on Tues as she had been there over a week. She died in her sleep which is what she wanted. She is being cremated and no service at her request. Love, Yvonne From: "Yvonne & Jack" Date: Thu, 20 Oct 2005 | Bassett, Mary Maxine (I16)
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| 288 | BIRTH: Sources: Title: S291 Family File Placed at Family Search (LDS) Web Site By Douglas & Cary Meyers Burial: Laclede, Missouri BIOGRAPHY: 1900 US Census 1910 US Census H. [Robert] Bassett, 20, Head, Estimated birth year: abt 1889 Birthplace: Missouri, father MO, mother MO, Married "0" years, Farmer Brssie A, 19, Wife, Female, White, Married, born Missouri, parents born MO. [Note: Living next door to parents] Image Source: Year: 1910; Census Place: Walnut Twp, Crawford, Kansas; Series: T624; Roll: 437; Page: 74A; Enumeration District: 110; Part: 1; Line: 6. Taken 25 April 1910. 1920 US Census H R Bassett, 30, Head, Estimated birth year: abt 1890 Birthplace: Missouri, Home Rented, White Male Married, Able to read: Yes, Able to Write: Yes Mother's Birth Place: Missouri Father's Birth Place: Indiana Bessie, 29, Wife, Missouri, father KY, mother MO. Beryle, 7, Dau, Kansas Donneld, 1 yr 3 mo, [ca Jan 1919], Son, Kansas Image Source: Year: 1920; Census Place: Walnut, Crawford, Kansas; Roll: T625_529; Page: 5A; Enumeration District: 112; Image: 723. Taken 20 March 1920. 1930 US Census Robert H Bassett, 40, Head, Estimated birth year: abt 1890 Birthplace: Missouri. White, Rents home for $14 per mo, No radio, married at age 20, parents born IN, works as a carpenter, not a veteran. Bessie Bassett, 38, Wife, Estimated birth year: abt 1891, MO, father KY, mother Ill. Married at age 18. Beryl Bassett, 17, Dau, Estimated birth year: abt 1913, Kansas, works as a seamstreas in an overall factory. Donald Bassett, 11, Son, Estimated birth year: abt 1919 Image source: Year: 1930; Census Place: Fort Scott, Bourbon, Kansas; Roll: 694; Page: 28B; Enumeration District: 6; Image: 204.0. Taken 21 April 1930. Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Fort Scott, Bourbon, Kansas; Roll: 694; Page: 28B; Enumeration District: 6; Image: 204.0. Source Information: World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Name: Hiram Robert Bassett, Birth Date: 11 Jul 1889, Birthplace: Missouri; United States of Ame County: Crawford,State: Kansas Race: White FHL Roll Number: 1643432 DraftBoard: 1 Source Citation: Registration Location: Crawford County, Kansas; Roll: 1643432; Draft Board: 1. Source Information: Ancestry.com. World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, | Bassett, Hiram Robert (I11446)
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| 289 | Born in Winchester, then moved to Paris, Bourbon, KY. Address in 1998: Mrs. Blanche Mullen, 3901 Hillsboro Rd., Louisville, KY 40207-4535. CENSUS 1910 Bourbon Co KY, SD7, ED3, sht 4A, 621 Main St, Paris City, age 2, living with parents. 1920 1930 Jefferson Co KY, Louisville, ward 10, 2307 Rowan St., MagDist 7, ED 56-144, sht 8B age 22 KY (parents b. KY), married age 21, with husband in housebold of parents (added at sheet 9B, line 86). !BIRTH: Personal knowledge of individual; 1910 census. !PARENTS: Personal knowledge of individual; 1910 census. | Mitchell, Blanche Carolyn (I14602)
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| 290 | Bridgeport Telegram, Friday, June 22, 1973 William Bassett Dies; Ex-Producto Exec, 83 William T. Bassett, 83, of 115 Alice street, a retired personnel director of the Producto Machines company, died yesterday in Bridgeport hospital. Services will take place tomorrow at 8 a.m. in the Mullins and Redgate funeral home, 1297 Park avenue, and at 8:45 o’clock in Our Lady of the Assumption church with a Mass of the Resurrection. Burial will be in St. Michael’s cemetery. Born in Ludlow, Mass., Mr. Bassett had lived in the Bridgeport area for most of his life. He was a former Republican alderman of Bridgeport and a past president of the Bridgeport Republican club. He was a former financial secretary of the Redmen, a treasurer of the Foresters, and a former counselor of the Boy Scouts of America. Survivors are a son, Richard A. Bassett of Tennessee; a daughter, Mrs. Katherine E. Corcoran of Bridgeport; two sisters, Mrs. Rudolph Simko of Chicago, Ill., and Mrs. George Schiller of Burlingame, Calif.; four grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. | Bassett, William Theodore (I11037)
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| 291 | Bridport, Addison County, Vermont Bessette & Brother (Albert and Joseph) are engaged here in blacksmithing and manufacturing wagons, which business they began in 1876. 1900 Federal Census of Bridport, Addison County, VT (13 Jun 1900) Joseph Bessett 30 M Mar 1850 VT CN CN Head Wheelwright Dora E. 27 F Aug 1872 VT CN CN Wife Giard 4 M Aug 1895 VT VT VT Son Albert 70 M Oct 1829 CF CF CF Brother Wheelwright (Living next to a Giard family) | Bessette, Joseph Albert (I1304)
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| 292 | Bridport, Addison County, Vermont Bessette & Brother (Albert and Joseph) are engaged here in blacksmithing and manufacturing wagons, which business they began in 1876. | Bessette, Albert (I1299)
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| 293 | BURIAL: Find-A-Grave.com Leon Cemetery, Kansas: Emmett Bassett 1858-1931 Wife Ida B. 1878-1951 Ruth M. 1989-1927 [Was married to Ernest WILSON?] On stone with Emmett & Ida B. Bassett SOURCES: Ancestry.com file: Weatherby, Weatherbee, Wetherbee, Wetherby lines of NJ/ NY/PA/DE/MA Entries: 39477 Updated: 2007-09-27 22:31:11 UTC (Thu) Contact: Jim Home Page: Weatherby Genealogy Information | Bassett, Ruth M. (I2102)
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| 294 | BURIAL: Mt. Zion Cemetery, Linn Township Section 20, IA Abner Lococh - 01 Nov 1865 Age: 66 Joseph A. Lococh - 29 May 1903 Age: 42 Albertine died 29 Oct 1901 aged 37 BIOGRAPHY: 1880 US Census: Albert LACOCK , 19, Son, Estimated birth year: <1861> Birthplace: Iowa Occupation: At Home, Single White Male. Head of household: Joab LACOCK, Father's birthplace: IN Mother's birthplace: PA Image Source: Year: 1880; Census Place: Linn, Linn, Iowa; Roll: T9_351; Family History Film: 1254351; Page: 257C; Enumeration District: 268; Image: 0516. BIOGRAPHY: 1895 Iowa State Census, Linn, Putuam Joseph A. Lacock Age: 34 Race: W Birthplace: Lim Co IA (Linn Co) Allertone Lacock Age: 32 Race: W Birthplace: Henry Co IA Edith M. Lacock Age: 9 Race: W Birthplace: Lim Co IA Iva M. Lacock Age: 7 Race: W Birthplace: Lim Co IA Josie Lacock Age: 5 Race: W Birthplace: Lim Co IA Laura Lacock Age: 3 Race: W Birthplace: Lim Co IA Leo Lacock Age: 0 Race: W Birthplace: Lim Co IA Ancestry.com Iowa State Census, 1895 [database online]. Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2003. Original data: Iowa. 1895 Iowa State Census. State Historical Society of Iowa, Des Moines, Iowa. BIOGRAPHY: 1900 US Census Joseph A Lacock, 39, Head, Estimated birth year: 1861 Birthplace: Iowa Race: White. Alberteen Lacock, 36, Wife, Estimated birth year: 1864 Birthplace: Iowa. White Edith M Lacock, 14, Dau, Estimated birth year: 1886 Birthplace: Iowa. White Ira M Lacock, 12, Dau, Estimated birth year: 1888 Birthplace: Iowa, White Josephine Lacock, 10, Dau, Estimated birth year: 1890 Birthplace: Iowa. White Lauring Lacock, 7, Son, Estimated birth year: 1893 Birthplace: Iowa. White Leo E Lacock, 5, Son, Estimated birth year: 1895 Birthplace: Iowa. White Donald Lacock, 3, Son, Estimated birth year: 1897 Birthplace: Iowa. White Image source: Year: 1900; Census Place: Linn, Linn, Iowa; Roll: T623 443; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 78. BIRTH: Ancestry.com Family Data Collection: Lacock, Joseph Albert; Father: Lacock , Joab Mother: Bassett , Elizabeth Jane Birth Date: 9 March 1861 City: Mt Vernon State: IA Country: USA DEATH: Ancestry.com Family Data Collection: Joseph Albert Lacock; Parents: Joab Lacock , Elizabeth Jane Bassett Birth Place: Mt Vernon, IA Birth Date: 9 March 1861 Death Place: Paralta, IA Death Date: 29 May 1903 | Lacock, Joseph Albert (I440)
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| 295 | Buried next to wife in Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, Ky. Per Louisville City Directory for 1892, a William T. Claxon, carpenter for C. C. Haefling is living at 2109 Grayson with John N. Claxon, son of David H. Claxon of Louisville. NEWSPAPER (The Carrollton Democrat, Carrollton, KY) 7 Jun 1879: Persons from Owen Co at the fair: W. G. Claxon, Anna Q. Baker. 11 Jun 1881: "W. G. Claxon, jolly stock trader, was in town." Middle name from g-granddaughter, Ann McReynolds of St. Louis, MO. CENSUS 1880 Owen Co KY, Dallasburg Dist, p. 22 (243B), SD4, ED147, "W. G. Claxon", age 24 KY (parents b. KY), farmer, with wife. 1900 soundex, Owen Co KY, dist 1, New Liberty, ED46, sht1, line 66, age 44, with wife and children (and brother-in-law Jesse Baker). DEEDS 1891 W.G. and Annie Q. Claxton aquired interest in 139 acres on Dallasburg and Sanders Road from Josiah Baker estate (Owen Co Ky Deed Book 36, p 560). 1896 sold above interest to John Q. Baker (Owen Co Ky Deed Book 41, p 260). !BIRTH: Hallie Claxon Bible; 1860,1870, 1880 census Owen Co KY (Dallasburg Pct) & gravestone. !PARENTS: 1860 &1870 census Owen Co KY (Dallasburg Pct). !MARRIAGE : Owen Co KY marriage register; Baker family bible. !DEATH: Gravestone. !BURIAL: Cave Hill interments (film 2022070). | Claxon, William Gibson (I11862)
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| 296 | Buried under same stone with John Keen Claxon (no dates) and John N. Claxon (1858-1905). CENSUS 1870 Henry Co KY, Pleasureville Pct and P.O., p. 48(366), 364/438, age 6 KY, with parents. 1880 Henry Co KY, Franklinton Dist., ED96, sht17 (p. 98A), line 20, age 16 born KY (parents b. KY), with parents. !BIRTH: 1870 Henry Co KY census. !PARENTS: 1870 Henry Co KY census. !BURIAL: Henry Co KY Cemeteries-Meek (no dates). | Claxon, Lydia O. (I14649)
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| 297 | CARON'S LOUISVILLE CITY DIRECTORY 1885 Miss Arvina Mullin, teacher, resident at 2329 Magazine St with father James D. Mullin and brother James C. Mullin (actually, Arvina was married Oct 1884 to Stephen McCormick, directory a bit out of date). 1886 Arvina McCormick, widow of Stephen, living with parents at 2321 Magazine St. 1887 Arvina McCormick, widow of Stephen T., is living with parents at 2321 Magazine St. 1888-1889 Not listed in directory 1890 Arvina McCormick, widow of Steven, living at 2321 Magazine St with father. 1891 Arvenia McCormick, widow of Steven, living at 2321 Magazine St with father. 1892 Arvenia McCormick, widow of Stephen, living at 2403 Magazine St. with father. 1893 Venie McCormick, widow of Stephen, living at 2321 Magazine St with father. 1894 Venie McCormick, dressmaker, living at 2326 Magazine St with father. 1895 Living with parents and cousin Harry L. Claxon at 2326 Magazine St, Louisville, as a widow of Stephen McCormack. 1896 Arvenie McCormick, widow of Stephen, living at 1104 Hackney Av with mother Sarah (widow of James). 1897 Sarah MULLEN (so spelled), widow of James, residing at 1104 Hackney (described as "between 11th & 12th, south of Jefferson, formally West Green"-this is present location of Baxter Park). Also residing at same location are Arvena McCormick (widow of Stephen), James A. Suter, clerk, Nannie S. Suter, dressmaker, and Austin Suter, stockkeeper L. Moses & Co. (Arvena and Austin are described as a "boarders," whereas Sarah and James are described as "residents"). 1898 Venie McCormick, widow of Stephen, resident at 954 7th St. with Elizabeth Houghton, dressmaker, Griffin J. Sams, peddler, and Wm E. Sams, newsboy. 1899 Venie McCormick, widow of Stephen, resident at 1529 Chestnut 1900 and on Not found (probably re-married). CENSUS: 1870 Jefferson Co KY, Shardines Pct (pp 21-22 (416)), age 9 born KY, with parents. 1880 Jefferson Co, KY, Cane Run Dist, p. 1 (189A), SD2, ED97, age 18, living with parents. 1900 not found 1910 Spencer Co KY, Mag. Dist. 5, Elk Creek, ED 134, sht 6B, line 87, age 49 KY (parents b. KY), married twice for 9 years, 2 children, 2 living, with husband and child. 1920 Spencer Co KY, Elk Creek Precinct, Finchville Rd., ED 151, sht 8A, line 29, age 58 KY (parents b. KY), with husband and child. 1930 Jefferson Co KY, 2nd MagDist, ED 56-191, sht 6B, Taylorsville Road,115/121, age 69 KY (parents b. KY), widow, in household of son-in-law Harry Cook. !BIRTH: Age 18, born KY, in 1880 census. !PARENTS: Census. !DEATH: Estimated. | Mullin, Arvina (I14609)
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| 298 | Caveat: it is not clear from this obituary if Deliah Leslie is the wife of Luther Don Bassett or if the sons Allen and Randy are her sons or her step-sons. The son named Dwayne Smith may be a son by a previous marriage. Researchers are suggested to research these conflicting facts carefully. Henderson Daily News, Monday, November 29, 2010 Delilah Leslie Bassett Funeral services for Delilah Leslie Bassett, 64, of Henderson, will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2010, at Crawford-A-Crim Funeral Home with Rev. Bill Kuykendall officiating. Interment will be at Shiloh Cemetery under the direction of Crawford-A-Crim Funeral Home in Henderson. Delilah Leslie Bassett, beloved mother and wife, went to be with her heavenly Father on Saturday, Nov. 27, 2010, after a lengthy battle with cancer. Delilah was born on Sept. 26, 1946, in the Jumbo Community of Panola County, Texas. She was a lifelong resident of Rusk County and was a Baptist. She devoted most of her life to being a homemaker for her family - her greatest treasure and joy. She was a faithful and loyal friend. Family will receive friends from 5-7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2010, at the funeral home. She was preceded in death by her parents, Berry Leslie and Bobbie Griffith Leslie, and her twin brother, Dwayne Leslie. She is survived by her devoted husband of 39 years, Don Bassett, whom she adored; three sons, Dwayne Smith and wife, Sharla, of Henderson; Allen Bassett of Liberty City; and Randy Bassett of Mount Selman; two granddaughters, Hannah and Abbi Smith; a sister, Geraldine Bussa, of Henderson; special nieces, Linda “Susie” Williams, of Los Angeles, Calif., and Toni Lockridge of Good Springs; as well as a host of nieces, nephews, family and friends. Pallbearers will be Keith Bassett, Jeff Davis, John Moore, Mike Neibert, Clyde Stephens, and Gary Wedgeworth. The family would like to extend special thanks to Autumn Leaves Nursing Home and the staff of Angel Care Hospice of Henderson for their guidance, care and diligent service these past months. Condolences may be made at www.crawfordacrim.com. | Leslie, Deliah (P2309)
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| 299 | CENSUS 1870 Henry Co KY, Pleasureville Pct and P.O., p. 48(366), 364/438, age 2 KY, with parents. 1880 Henry Co KY, Franklinton Dist., ED96, sht17 (p. 98A), line 20, age 12 born KY (parents b. KY), with parents. !BIRTH: 1870 Henry Co KY census. !PARENTS: 1870 Henry Co KY census. | Claxon, Harriett (I14650)
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| 300 | CENSUS 1870 Henry Co KY, Pleasureville Pct and P.O., p. 48(366), 364/438, age 29 KY, with husband and children plus Margaret Claxon, age 59. 1880 Henry Co KY, Franklinton Dist., ED96, sht17 (p. 98A), line 20, age 39 born KY (father b. KY, mother b. VA), with husband and 6 children. 1900 (soundex) Henry Co KY, Bethlehem and Pleasureville District, ED32, sht 2, line 94, age 59, with husband and children. !BIRTH: 1900 census. | Sewell, Amanda S. (Mandy) (I14647)
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