Bassett Family Association Database
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| 52201 | William was a twin to Wilmot. | Booth, William Agur (I09899)
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| 52202 | William was a veteran of the Civil War. At one point he moved to Reading, Massachusetts where he was an operator of horse drawn trolleys. He may have left his wife and children. | Hanson, William Henry (I10087)
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| 52203 | William was a wagon maker by trade and had his shop on Main Street in New Britain, Connecticut. He later built on West Main Street in New Britain. He sold out and moved to Simsbury where he died. He joined the 1st Church in New Britain, on 5 Apr 1812 when he was baptized. | Bassett, William (I03016)
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| 52204 | William was Betsy's second cousin. | Family: William Prescott Bassett / Betsy Bassett (F01512)
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| 52205 | William was born on a Thursday morning at 3:30 a.m. | Tilden, William Samuel (I14969)
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| 52206 | William was educated in the public schools of Ashfield. He was a school teacher for several years. He was also a farmer in Heath, Massachusetts. He was town clerk, assessor, selectman, and also served on the school committee. He was a Methodist. (FL1952 - Letter written by Arthur W. Bassett to Arthur H. Bassett) 1860 Federal Census of Heath, Franlin County, Massachusetts (18 Jul 1860) William Bassett 38 M Massachusetts Farmer 3000 600 Antoinette J. 36 F Massachusetts Samuel 13 M Massachusetts Clara J. 11 F Massachusetts William 9 M Massachusetts Rollin 4 M Massachusetts George Drew 15 M New Brunswick Farm Laborer 1870 Federal Census of Heath, Franklin County, Massachusetts (2 Jul 1870) William Bassett 48 M Massachusetts Farmer 2900 10,000 Antoinette A. 46 F Massachusetts Keeping House Clara J. 21 M Massachusetts Teacher of Dix School Rollin 14 M Massachusetts Farm Laborer Nettie S. 5 F Massachusetts Attending school Walter H. 2 M Massachusetts At home William A. ??? 15 M Massachusetts Farm Laborer 1880 Federal Census of Heath, Franklin County, Massachusetts William Bassett 58 M MA MA MA Head Retired Farmer Antoinette A. 56 F MA MA MA Wife Keeping House Nettie G. 15 F MA MA MA Daughter At School Walter H. 12 M MA MA MA Son At School | Bassett, William (I05708)
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| 52207 | William was living in 1624. | Bassett, Rev. William (I247)
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| 52208 | William was living next door to his brother Fred in the 1910 census. 1880 Federal Census of Canisteo, Steuben County, New York W.C. Bassett 28 M NY VT NY Head Farmer Emma E. 29 F NY NY NY Wife Keeping House Lena E. 3 F NY NY NY Daughter 1900 Federal Census of Canisteo, Steuben County, New York (16 Jun 1900) Will C. Bassett 48 M Jun 1851 NY VT NY Head Cheese Maker Emma E. 50 F Oct 1849 NY NY NY Wife Lena E. 23 F Aug 1876 NY NY NY Daughter School Teacher Floyd S. 14 M Nov 1885 NY NY NY Son At School & 1 Boarder (Married 27 years, 5 children, 2 living) 1910 Federal Census of Canisteo, Steuben County, New York (23 Apr 1910) Will C. Bassett 58 M NY VT NY Head Farmer General Farm Emma E. 59 F NY NY NY Wife Floyd S. 24 M NY NY NY Son Farm Laborer Home Fa (Married 37 years, 5 children, 2 living) 1920 Federal Census of Canisteo Township, Steuben County, New York (27 Jan 1920) E. Nel Bassett 68 M NY NY NY Head Farmer C. Emma 70 F NY NY NY Wife S. Floyd 34 M NY NY NY Son Laborer LANDMARKS OF STEUBEN COUNTY, NEW YORK (189 Bassett, Will C., was born in the town of Independence, Allegany county, June 5, 1851. He is a man of great business ability, and at one time was a merchant in Canisteo village; running a general grocery store for about nine years, but of late years has devoted his time to the manufacutu cheese, and has a factory from which he can produce about 100,000 lbs. per year. He married Emma E., daughter of Henry Buttles, of Pike, Wyoming county, by whom he had two children, Lena E. and Floyd S., and is living on a part of the homestead farm. Mr. Bassett was assessor in the town of Canisteo for three years, and is a member of Morning Star Lodge, No. 65. | Bassett, William Clarence (I13865)
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| 52209 | William was living next door to his parents in the 1860 census. 1860 Federal Census of Brewster, Barnstable County, Massachusetts (20 Jul 1860) William Basset 18 M Massachusetts Ann 20 F Massachusetts William 1 M Massachusetts 1880 Federal Census of Harwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts William H. Bassett 39 M MA MA MA Head Laborer Ann F. 39 F MA MA MA Wife Keeping House William H. 21 M MA MA MA Son Carpenter Edgar F. 17 M MA MA MA Son Sherman F. 14 M MA MA MA Son School Abbie A. 4 F MA MA MA Daughter Harwich Independent Newspaper (1920) Officer William Harrison Bassett, member of the Town Constabulary, Special Police, Detective and State Officer for many years, died at his home on Oak Street about noon, Saturday, aged 79 years, 8 months, 19 days. He had been a sufferer from Chronic Rheumatism for a year or two, but his fatal illness was only a few days and directly caused by hardening of the arteries as stated by the family physician, Dr. Handy. Born in Harwich, son of Stephen and Hepsabeth Bassett. Mr. Bassett made his duties as a public officer a matter of personal pride. He was fearless among evil doers and they learned to show proper respect as to their behavior in his presence. Law and order greatly benefited locally by his exercised authority. His ability and success as a detective was recognized many time in this section of the state, and no prosecution officer in the county was better known. Although exacting and imperative, he had a kind heart and was considerate and lenient whenever possible. It was characteristic of him after making an arrest to turn his attention to helping the culprit out of trouble. Surviving are sons: William H. Jr., Edgar, and Merton. Two sisters: Mrs. Hepsabeth Cahoon, Mrs. Abbie Cahoon, and a daughter Anna. | Bassett, William Harrison (I08001)
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| 52210 | William was living with his brother Ruel in 1860. | Bassett, William (I11170)
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| 52211 | William was living with his parents in 1841 and occupied as a labourer in 1851 living with his father. | Bassett, William (I69)
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| 52212 | William was lost at sea. | Bassett, William Wallace (I07455)
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| 52213 | William was married but died without issue. | Bassett, William (I438)
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| 52214 | William was married but had no children. | Barton, William (I17245)
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| 52215 | William was possibly a soldier serving in the War of 1812 from Barre County, Vermont. 1830 Federal Census of Barre, Washington County, Vermont William Bassett 0010201-0000101 1m10-15,2m20-30,1m40-50,1f20-30,1f40-50 1840 Federal Census of Barre, Washington County, Vermont William Bassett 000010001-010010001 1m20-30,1m60-70,1f5-10,1f20-30,1f60-70 Gazetteer of Washington County, Vt. (1889) William Bassett, originally from Massachusetts, came to Barre from Pomfret, Windsor county, about 1811. In his early life he was a sailor on a merchant trader plying between Boston and the West Indies. He first settled in the eastern part of the town, and later removed to Gospel Village, where his grandson, C.H. Bassett, now lives, and where he died. He married Lucy Russell, who purchased her wedding trousseau with funds she had earned at housework at fifty cents per week. Their children were William, Jr., Lucy, Ira, George W., and Merrill. Ira is a natural mechanic and musician, and resides in Chicago. Without instruction he has made three pipe organs. One of them is still in use in the Congregational church and another in the Methodist church of Barre. George W. read law in the office of L.B. Wheelock, Esq., and has practiced in the courts of the state, but is not a member of the bar. Merrill married Mary Keene, of Penobscot, Me., and now resides in Augusta, Me. Their children are C.H. Bassett, before mentioned, who married Mary Beckley; Gerald, who w killed by the accidental discharge of a gun in the hands of a companion; Calvin, who married Mary J. Prescott, and is a farmer on road 41; and Amanda (Mrs. Chester H. Beckley), who resides in Orange, Orange county. | Bassett, William (I02354)
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| 52216 | William was probably the church warden of Lanblethian in 1676 and Alderman of Cowbridge. | Bassett, William (I290)
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| 52217 | William was probably the William of Brutus, Cayuga County, New York listed in the 1820 census. 1850 Federal Census of Victory, Cayuga County, New York (8 Aug 1850) William Bassett 79 M Connecticut Eunice 70 F Connecticut Medad Downs 42 M Connecticut Farmer 2000 Lorinda 39 F Massachusetts William 18 M New York Henry 14 M New York Hellen 14 F New York Moby 9 M New York Mary 7 F New York Ann 4 F New York Sarah 5/12 F New York | Bassett, William (I01337)
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| 52218 | William was ten years of age when his family moved to Ashfield, Massachusetts. Ashfield had two companies of militia which met and held maneuvers according to the law. William achieved the rank of Captain of one of the companies. He was a farmer and land owner. He built a brick house in Ashfield about 1825. He was one on the organizers of the first library in Ashfield. | Bassett, Captain William (I02714)
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| 52219 | William was the 4th and 18th Sheriff for the County of Glamorgan. He represented this same county in the British Parliament during the years 1563 and 1571. | Bassett, William (I39)
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| 52220 | William was the inventor of the "Chapman Valve". On his cemetery monument there is a Chapman Valve imbedded in the stone. | Chapman, William F. (I05372)
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| 52221 | William was unmarried in 1936 and working as a veterinarian engaged in tuberculosis eradication in Ferndale, California. Twin to Robert. | Bassett, William Herbert (I16800)
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| 52222 | William Wesley died at 3 days of age. | Bassett, William Wesley Jr. (I23724)
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| 52223 | William Whitfield Radford Jr. was a farmer in Christian County, Kentucky. | Radford, William Whitfield Jr. (I1262)
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| 52224 | William Wilson Bass was a professor in Carson and Newman Colleges. He had a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Arts degree from University of Tennesee. He was a Sunday school teacher in the First Baptist Church. | Bass, William Wilson (I231)
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| 52225 | William Wilson Bass was a professor in Carson and Newman Colleges. He had a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Arts degree from University of Tennesee. He was a Sunday school teacher in the First Baptist Church. | Bass, William Wilson (I36323)
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| 52226 | William worked for the railroad out of the St. Louis-Webster Grove area. He had a spinal deformity and stood at his desk to work. 1910 Federal Census of St. Louis, St. Louis County, MO (1910) William D. Bassett 38 M NY CT NY Boarder Clerk Railroad Vada V. 33 F MO MO MO Boarder (Married 14 years, no children) | Bassett, William Dwight (I11150)
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| 52227 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2410)
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| 52228 | William's date of death according to his son and daughter was 23 July 1893 (BFA1897) in Bluffton, Indiana. 1850 Federal Census of Ware, Hampshire County, Massachusetts (20 Aug 1850) William S. Bassett 33 M Massachusetts Farmer 2000 Alvira 30 F Massachusetts Wyatt M. 5 M Massachusetts Andrew L. 1 M Massachusetts 1860 Federal Census of Ware, Hampshire County, Massachusetts (13 Jul 1860) Wm. S. Bassett 49 M Massachusetts Farmer 4000 750 Ruth E. 40 F Massachusetts Wyatt M. 15 M Massachusetts Farm Laborer Andrew L. 11 M Massachusetts Nellie 6 F Massachusetts Minnie 2 F Massachusetts Heattie 4/12 F Massachusetts Sarah E. Tucker 35 F Massachusetts Nelly Mater 14 F Massachusetts John M. Wucker 43 M Massachusetts Farm Laborer 1870 Federal Census of Amherst, Hampshire County, Massachusetts 914 Jun 1870) William S. Bassett 52 M Massachusetts Farmer & Teamster 6000 800 Elvira R. 50 F Massachusetts Keeping House Wyatt M. 25 M Massachusetts Express Agent Andrew L. 21 M Massachusetts Student Nellie L. 16 F Massachusetts At School & 8 others including 4 Tuckers 1880 Federal Census of Amherst, Hampshire County, Massachusetts Wm. S. Bassett 63 M MA MA MA Head Farmer Ruth Elvira 60 F MA MA MA Wife Keeping House John M. Tucker 63 M MA MA MA BroL Retired Farmer Sarah E. 53 F MA MA MA Sister Keeping House Fredk. A. Hobbs 22 M NH NH NH Other Bank Clerk Fred Wilmarth 19 M MA MA MA Other Student Katie Hayes 16 F MA IR MA Other Domestic Service | Bassett, William Sessions (I08609)
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| 52229 | William's death residence is listed as Dukes County, Massachusetts. 1920 Federal Census of Stoughton, Norfolk County, MA (14 Jan 1920) Carrie Neale (Wd) 50 F MA MA MA Head Pauline 20 F MA ME MA Daughter William Bassett 25 M MA MA MA SonL Folder Woolen Mill Maina 21 F MA ME MA Daughter Clerk Shoe Factory William 2 3/12 M MA MA MA Grandson Theodore 1 1/12 M MA MA MA Grandson (Living at 35 Washington St.) 1930 Federal Census of Stoughton, Norfolk County, MA (19 Apr 1930) William N. Bassett 35 M MA MA MA Head Proprietor Grocery Store Carrie W. Neil 61 F MA ME MA MotherL Maina L. 31 F MA MA MA Wife William G. 12 M MA MA MA Son Gordon W. 8 M MA MA MA Son (Living at 35 Park Street) (Married at 20 & 16) | Bassett, William Nelson (I18692)
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| 52230 | William's death year may have been 1844, 1846 or 1848. He possibly served as a solider in the Revolutionary War. Jeff Bassett has a record which states that Avis collected a pension for his service (File #W16835). 1800 Federal Census of Hopkinton, Washington County, Rhode Island Basset, William 01101-12001-00 1m10-16,1m16-26,1m45+,1fU10,2f10-16,1f45+ 1810 Federal Census of Brookfield, Madison County, New York William Bassett 00101-00101-00 | Bassett, William (I01801)
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| 52231 | William's father died when he was little more than a year old. He then went to live with his grandfather, Peter Powers, with whom he remained during the greater part of his boyhood and youth. He went to Martin County, Minnesota in 1863. He was in the Battle of Shiloh, F Company, 16th Wisconsin Infantry, in the Civil War. He was wounded in the arm. His regiment lost 47 killed outright, 147 wounded, many of whom later died of their injuries, and 27 missing. 1850 Federal Census of Port Washington, Washington Co., Wisconsin (30 Sep 1850) Wm. O. Bassett 35 M New York Farmer Maria 32 F New York Ashley 9 M New York Mary 5 F New York Jerome 4 M Wisconsin 1870 Federal Census of Tenhassen, Martin County, Minnesota (22 Jun 187 William Bassett 53 M New York Farmer 1500 341 Bertie M. 49 F New York (Sons Ashley Marsh and Jerome are living on either side of him) How This County Came to be - Martin County Bassett William Orlando Bassett was numbered among the early settlers of Martin County, arriving in Tenhassen Township in 1863 where he began the development of a farm, living in true pioneer style. They had four children, one of which was Ashley M. Bassett, born July 1, 1840, and married Mary Garner. They had five children; William J. married Katie Personius; Nellie, married George Champine; Ila, married Chester Personius; Daisy, married Lever Champine, and Solomon C. who married May Palmer. I don't know much more of this family's older history and there is no one left to ask. Written by Robert Champine. OBITUARY OF WM. O. BASSETT William Orland Bassett was born in Tompkins County, New York in 1815. His father died when he was a little more than a year old and he then went to live with his grandfather, Peter Powers, with whom he remained during h boyhood and youth. The common schools of the neighborhood afforded him educational privilege, and he made his first start in life at farm work. Industry and perseverance were traits in his character which were early manifested, and he worked long and earnestly to get a start in lif In 1839 he was united in marriage to Katie Maria DeCondris and settled in New York removing a few years later to Port Washington, Wisconsin and in 1863 he came to Martin County, Minnesota, settling on a homestead in Tenhassen Township and for years enduring all the trials and hardships of a true pioneer life. He lived on his farm thirty one years, transforming the raw prairie into rich and fertile fields, literally making the desert to bud and blossom as the rose. In 1893 Mr. Bassett sold his farm and came to Fairmont with his wife to reside, and after the latter's death (about two years ago) he made his home with his son Ashley M. Bassett, where he died, on Tuesday, May 13 at the advanced age of 87 years. Besides his son and daughter, Mrs. W. C. Persons of Ceylon survive him. Mr. Bassett was an honest upright independent man, and enjoyed the respect and confidence of all who knew him. He loved his home, his country, and his God. He showed his love of country by following the stars and stripes through the struggle of the civil war. He was wounded at the Battle of Shilo and carried the scar of the gunshot wound to his death. He showed his love of God and his desire to please him by being a kind husband, a good father and an accommodating neighbor. In all the relations of life, whether a citizen, a soldier or a Christian, he was always faithful and true. He was a man of the strictest integrity, genial and accommodating, and one who made friends of all with whom he came in contact. He has passed to the home beyond but his memory will live in the hearts of many who through his influence and example were led to live higher and better lives. Memorial Record of the Counties of Faribault, Martin, Watonwan and Jackson By Solomon Canright (1895) William Orlando Bassett, a retired farmer now living in Fairmont, is numbered among the honored early settlers of Martin County, his residence here covering a period of nearly a third of a century. He has therefore witnessed the greater part of its development and progress, and has aided in its upbuilding and advancement. The best interests of the community have ev found in him a friend, and to such men the county owes its present prosperity. Mr. Bassett is descended from an old New York family. His grandfather, Isaac Bassett, lived for many years in Cortland, New York, and the father of our subject, William Bassett, claimed Connecticut as the state of his nativity. He was drafted for service in the war of 1812, but it was difficult for him to go and he sent a substitute. He married Samantha Powers, a native of Dutchess County, New York, and a daughter of Peter Powers, a local Methodist preacher. The marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Bassett was celebrated in the State of their birth, and there the father died November 5, 1816, at the age of twenty-eight years, his birth having occurred January 17, 1787. His wife was born September 2, 1789. After her husband's death she lived with her family in Tompkins County, New York, rearing her children as best she might, although her financial resources were somewhat limited. Her last days were passed in Middleville, Michigan, at the home of her son, Charles Wesley, and she was called to her final rest when more than sixty years of age. In the family were four children, George, Charles and Nelson, all now deceased, and William O., whose name heads this record. The last named was born October 18, 1815 in Tompkins County, New York, and when he was little more than a year old his father died. He then went to live with his grandfather, Peter Powers, with whom he remained during t greater part of his boyhood and youth. The common schools of the neighborhood afforded him his educational privileges, and he made his first independent effort in life at farm work, being employed as a farm hand for several years. His industry and perseverance, which have been important factors in his life's success, were early manifested, and he worked long and earnestly to g start in life. On the 1st of January, 1839, Mr. Bassett was united in marriage with Miss Katie Marie De Coudress, a native of Dryden, Cortland County, New York, and a daughter of Christian and Katie (Powers) De Coudress, the former a native of France and the latter of Dutchess County, New York. Their marriage was celebrated in the Empire State and they located in Dutchess County, removing thence to Dryden. On leaving the East they became residents of Wisconsin, the date of their emigration being 1851. They settled in Port Washington, where both died of cholera. In their family were nine children, including Mrs. Bassett, who was born March 31, 1818. To our subject and his wife have been born four children, as follows: Ashley M., born July 1, 1840, wedded Mary Garner and they have five living children: William J., who married Katie Presonius; Nellie, wife of George Champine, by whom she has two children, Mabel and Sybil; Ila Maud, wife of Chester Personius; Daisy Dean, wife of Leaver Champine, by whom she has two children, Ashley and Madeline; and Solomon C., who married May Palmer. Jerome, the second of the family, is now deceased. Mary Iantha, born March 31, 1844, is the wife of Walter Person, and their children, four in number, are: Katie, wife of William Beach and the mother of five children - May, Carrie, Earl, Burns and Linn; Annie, wife of Frank Rooney, by whom she has two children, Frank and Tressa; Burns and Jesse, both at home. Jerome, born January 23, 1847, married Sophia Nichols and afterward wedded I.N. Drake; his five children are: Annie, wife of George Clark and the mother of four children - Georgianna, Harry, Archie and Rosie; George; Frederick; and Ada P., who married James Lampord, and has a daughter, Miriam Alice. Jessie completes the Bassett family. Upon his marriage Mr. Bassett, whose name heads this article, located in New York, removing after a few years to Port Washington, Wisconsin, where he made his home until 1863, which year witnessed his arrival in Martin county. He settled in Tenhassen township and began the development of a farm, living in true pioneer style. The few settlers of the locality were widely scattered and the people were quite fearful of the Indians about the time of his arrival. He broke his land and transformed the raw prairie into rich and fertile fields, also added many improvements to the place in the way of good buildings and the other accessories of a model farm. He lived on the farm for thirty-one years, successfully conducting and managing his business affairs, and then removed to Fairmont, where he has since lived a retired life, enjoying a well-earned rest and the fruits of his former toi During the late war Mr. Bassett responded to his country's call for troops, thus manifesting his loyalty to the Union and the northern cause. He was assigned to Company F, Sixteenth Wisconsin Infantry, and at the battle of Shiloh was seriously wounded by a gunshot in the right forearm, which disabled him for further duty, and in consequence of his physical disability he was honorably discharged in Madison, Wisconsin. He is now a member of the Grand Army Post of Fairmont. When the Republican party was formed to prevent the further extension of slavery he joined its ranks and is still one of its stalwart supporters. He has served as Supervisor of Tenhassen Township, but has never aspired to public office, preferring to give his entire time to his business interests. The cause of education has ever found in him a warm friend, and he gave land on which to build a schoolhouse. The best interests of the community have ever received his earnest support and co-operation, and he is widely recognized as a wide-awake, progressive citizen. | Bassett, William Orlando (I06350)
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| 52232 | William's middle initial may be J. instead of I. 1910 Federal Census of Naples, Ontario County, New York (21 Apr 1910) William J. Bassett 37 M NY NY NY Head Mail Carrier Nellie 19 F NY NY VT Wife Isaac B. (Wd) 79 M NY US CT Father (Married 1 year) The Naples Record, Naples, New York, Wednesday, January 27, 1960 William Bassett William Bassett, 97, of Italy-Naples County Line, died Monday, January 25, 1960, at the nursing home in Guyanoga, where he and Mrs. Bassett were cared for the past several months. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bassett, he was born August 4, 1862. Fifty-one years ago (January 23, 1909), he was united in marriage with Miss Nellie Weed, who survived him. He also leaves cousins. Services are Wednesday afternoon from the McConnell funeral home in Prattsburgh. Burial will be in Clearview cemetery, in North Cohocton. The Evening Leader, Corning, N.Y., Wednesday, August 14 1949 Vicinity Deaths Mrs. William Bassett ULYSSES, Pa. ? Funeral services for Mrs. Belle Bassett, 72, wife of William E. Bassett, were held Friday, August 12, from her home. The Rev. N. Johnstone, retired Baptist pastor, officiated and burial was made in the Ulysses Cemetery. Mrs. Bassett died early Wednesday morning, August 10, at her home near Ulysses following a few months? illness. She was born at Ulysses, November 15, 1876, daughter of George and Sarah Bennett. On January 28, 1898, she married William E. Bassett and spent her entire life in Ulysses Township. She is survived by her husband, two sons, George and Merle; a daughter, Mrs. Alvin Lounsbury, and three grandson, Floyd, Roger and Raymond Lounsbury, all of Ulysses; also one sister, Mrs. Allen Brewster of Corning, N.Y.; two brothers, Bython and Burt Bennett of Ulysses; several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Bassett was a member of the Ulysses Baptist Church. | Bassett, William I. (I07237)
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| 52233 | William's mother Amanda was living with her son Luther Osborn and family in the 1880 census of Glyndon, Clay County, Minnesota. Luther Osborn was an editor and publisher of a newspaper. 1900 Federal Census of Alexandria Township, Douglas County, MN (19 Jun 1900) William Osborn 48 M Mar 1852 NY NY NY Head Laborer Bertha M. 32 F Apr 1868 IA PA PA Wife Mabel 11 F Dec 1888 MN NY IA Daughter At School Edith 10 F Apr 1890 MN NY IA Daughter At School Arthur 8 M Jan 1892 OR NY IA Son Laura 6 F May 1894 MN NY IA Daughter Charlotte 4 F Mar 1896 MN NY IA Daughter Helen 1 F Jul 1898 MN NY IA Daughter Amanda 85 F Feb 1815 NY CT NY Mother (Wd) (Married 12 years, 6 children, 6 living) 1910 Federal Census of Alexandria Township, Douglas County, MN (28 Apr 1910) William R. Osborn 58 M NY NY NY Head Laborer Odd jobs Bertha 42 F IA PA PA Wife Mable 21 F MN NY IA Daughter Teacher School Edith 20 F MN NY IA Daughter Arthur 18 M MN NY IA Son Laura 15 F MN NY IA Daughter Charlotte 14 F MN NY IA Daughter Helen 11 F MN NY IA Daughter Lloid 8 M MN NY IA Son Harold 6 M MN NY IA Son Ralph 3 M MN NY IA Son Austin 1 3/12 M MN NY IA Son (Living on 5th Avenue) (Married 22 years, 10 children, 10 living) | Osborn, William Ransom (I07801)
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| 52234 | William's will was dated 11 September 1798, probated 9 November 1798. | Bassett, William VI (I01146)
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| 52235 | William, ap John, ap Thomas Powell of Landow | William, (I54)
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| 52236 | William, the youngest of the three grandsons of Henry I.'s Justiciary, and the ancestor of the Bassets of Sapcote, served as Sheriff of Warwick and Leicestershire for eight consecutive years in the reign of Henry II., and was afterwards one of the Justices Itinerant of Yorkshire The Battle Abbey Roll The Duchess of Cleveland Phil Bassett G.E. Cokayne; with Vicary Gibbs, H.A. Doubleday, Geoffrey H. White, Duncan Warrand and Lord Howard de Walden, editors, The Complete Peerage of England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain and the United Kingdom, Extant, Extinct or Dormant, new ed., 13 volumes in 14 (1910-1959; reprint in 6 volumes, Gloucester, U.K.: Alan Sutton Publishing, 2000), William Bassett one of the itinerant justices for Yorkshire in the 21st year of the reign of Henry II who settled at Sapcote in Leicestershire and was younger brother of Ralph Basset Lord of Drayton in the county of Stafford:as deputy to whom he executed the office of Sheriff of Warwick and Leicestershire in the 9th year of the same monarch's reign. In the 10th he was sheriff of Leicestershire himself;from the 11th to half of the 16th years inclusive,sheriff of both shires and from the 23rd to the 30th sheriff of Lincolnshire. Burke.1825 | Bassett, William of Sapcote (I3023)
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| 52237 | Williams - 1926 | Bassette, Frederick Hoyt (I19703)
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| 52238 | Williams Funeral Home Brenda Gail Bass June 16, 1954 ? January 15, 2020 Brenda Gail Bass, age of 65, of Sheffield, passed away on Jan. 15, 2020. The family will receive friends on Saturday, Jan. 18th, from 6:00 p.m. till 8:00 p.m. at Spry Williams Funeral Home. Service will be held on Sunday at 2:00 p.m. in the chapel with burial at New Bethel Cemetery in Tuscumbia. She was preceded in death by her husband, Benny Bass; parents, William & Lois Putman, Great Grandson, Bryson Walden, brother, William Putman, Sister Tammy Malone. Survivors include her children, Regina Bass (Jamie), Benny Ray Bass (Roxanne), Jessica Bass (Jeff), Whitney Speegle (Barry), Jessie Bass, Brother Billy Ray Putman (Deberah), Sisters; Linda Danford (Bobby), Beverly Spires (Randy). Grandchildren; Christopher Lynyrd Walden, Austin Walden, Brenda Speegle, Sallie Bass, Dakota May, Traci Terrell, Cyie Stevens, Great-Grandchildren; Tyson & Carson Walden, Ashton Walden, Landon Walden, Colton Borden. Special Thank You to Paula Hollifield, and all friends and family that have given money. | Putnam, Brenda Gail (I6258)
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| 52239 | Williams Funeral Home & Crematory Williams Owen Bass Jr. August 2, 1962 ? March 14 20024 William Owen ?Billy? Bass, Jr., age 61, of Milledgeville, passed away Thursday, March 14, 2024. Funeral Services for Billy Bass will be conducted from the Graveside on Tuesday, March 19, 2024 at 11:00 am in Baldwin Memorial Gardens. The family will receive friends at the Williams Funeral Home of Milledgeville on Tuesday, March 19, 2024 from 10:00am until 10:30am. A native of Gordon, Billy lived most of his life in Baldwin County. He was born on August 2, 1962 to the late William Owen Bass, Sr. and the late Carolyn Bloodworth Bass. Billy was the owner of Bass? Discount Air, and was a member of Harmony Baptist Church. Billy is survived by his daughter, Crystal Bass of Augusta ; his son, William Owen Bass, III (& Megan) of Marietta ; his sister, Jerri Stevens Moore of Gordon ; and a granddaughter, Ava Bass. Those who wish, may make Memorial Contributions to Harmony Baptist Church, 447 Deepstep Road, NE, Sandersville, GA 31082. Condolences may be expressed online at: www.williamsfuneral.net Williams Funeral Home and Crematory of Milledgeville is in charge of arrangements. | Bass, William Owen Jr. (I6044)
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| 52240 | Williams Funeral Home, Pine Grove, West Virginia Donna Jean Bassett Thursday, November 11, 1948 ? Friday, December 31st, 2021 Donna Jean Bassett, 73, of Pine Grove, WV saw her Savior?s face on December 31, 2021 while at Wetzel County Hospital. Donna was born November 19, 1948 in Sistersville, WV, daughter of the late Gilbert Ray and Alda Ruth (Henderson) Eddy. She was a homemaker, a graduate of Tyler County High School Class of 1966, enjoyed quilting, cooking and volunteering at the nursing home, loved her grandchildren and a Christian by faith. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Jerry Bassett; grandson Davie Sivert and twin great granddaughters, Everly and Eden Anderson. Surviving are her son, Tim (Melissa) Bassett of Reader, WV; three daughters, Michelle (Gary) Burch of Reader, WV, Connie (David) Sivert of Jacksonburg, WV and Terri (Fred) Sivert of Reader, WV; five brothers, Allen (Trish) Eddy of Massillon, OH, Nelson Eddy of New Martinsville, WV, Frank Eddy, Floyd (Darlene) Eddy and Ronnie (Cindy) Eddy all of Middlebourne, WV; sister, Cindy Greathouse of Jacksonburg, WV; ten grandchildren; twelve great grandchildren and several nieces, nephews and cousins. Friends received 2-8 p.m., Sunday, January 2, 2022 at the Williams Funeral Home, 12750 Shortline Hwy, Pine Grove, funeral service will be held 11 a.m., Monday, January 3, 2022 at the Trinity United Methodist Church in Reader since parking is limited at the Straight Cemetery, attendance is going be limited to just her children and grandchildren. Anyone wishing to donate food may drop off at the parsonage beside of the church. Memorial contributions may be made, in Donna?s name, to the Pine Grove Senior Citizens Group. | Eddy, Donna Jean (I237)
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| 52241 | Williams Funeral Home, Pine Grove, West Virginia Linda Lenora (Bassett) Adams Wednesday, September 18th, 1946 ? Sunday, January 23rd, 2022 Linda L. Adams, 75, of Reader, WV died Sunday, January 23, 2022 while at Wetzel County Hospital. Linda was born September 18, 1946 on Furbee Ridge, Wetzel County, WV, daughter of the late Oscar Lee and Rosella (Brown) Bassett. She was a retired cook from Simon?s Market, enjoyed reading, cooking and sewing and a Baptist by faith. Surviving are her companion of over twenty-five years, James Yoho; four sons, Mike (Tina) Adams, Bob Adams, ?Flip? (Stacy) Adams and Tom (Ruthie) Adams; daughter, Katherine (Paul) White; two sisters, Catherine Carpenter and Terry (Rick) Roberts; thirteen grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren and several nieces, nephews and cousins. Friends received 4-7 p.m., Tuesday, January 25, 2022 at the Williams Funeral Home, 12750 Shortline Hwy, Pine Grove where services will be held 11 a.m., Wednesday, January 26, 2022 burial at the convenience of the family. Memorial contributions may be made, in memory of Linda to Zachary Taylor Trust, 1224 S Bridge St., New Martinsville, WV 26155. | Bassett, Linda Lenora (I180)
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| 52242 | Williams-Gores Funeral Home, Delton, Michigan, 9 January 2024 Leeland C. Bass Leeland Charles Bass passed away on the morning of January 8th, 2024, after a brief illness. He passed in his favorite recliner, surrounded by the hearts he had raised. He entered his final season reminding his girls that there should be no tears, and he savored his last steaming cup of tea the morning before his passing. He lived right up until he died: walking the woods, tending his garden, and sending Christmas cards. Born in Hastings, Michigan, August 9, 1933. The son of George and Ethel (Little) Bass, Lee was raised in Nashville, Michigan, by a kind, quiet father and a trailblazing mother who held a UAW picket line not long after she was granted the right to vote. Consumed by tales of the North since he was a pup and a voracious reader for as long, Lee was a devoted patron of the Putnam District Library when the family visited town, returning home most often with White Fang or Call of The Wild. He graduated from Maple Valley High School in 1952 and joined the service one year later, and to his delight he was stationed in Hawaii during the Korean War. He excelled at tinkering and was naturally inclined to disassemble and reassemble anything mechanical so found himself assigned the role of Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technician and forever boasted to have had all 10 fingers and toes with him at the separation of service. He reminisced stories of young men in empty fields detonating bombs, which undoubtedly contributed to his lifetime of poor hearing. Always adamant about education, after his military service, he used the GI bill to pursue courses in electronics. In 1959 he met his future wife, Betty, who, along with little Pammy, accompanied him to Florida where they married in 1960, on a day where they aligned their lunch breaks to allow time for a stop at the courthouse before clocking back in. Ever pragmatic. The growth in his career saw Lee and his family, now including second daughter Laurie, move to Washington County, Maine, where he was employed by the Federal Aviation Administration as a radar technician and stationed at Bucks Harbor AFB. The family lived in Cooper for 14 years. He was delighted to work with the Cooper community and served on the school board, volunteer fire department and counted Justin Day as a good friend. In 1979, the family returned to Michigan, and he retired from the Kalamazoo Battle Creek Airport at a GS 13 level. Immediately bored with retirement, he went on to work for Raytheon Technologies where he traveled throughout the US and continued in the field of radar electronics. From the perspective of those writing this, and declared by him endlessly, his true life's work and purpose began after his complete retirement - because from then on, he was a full-time grandpa, at which he excelled. Magnificently intelligent Betty Bass was lost to cancer in 1995. They had shared a lifetime together and yet now have spent nearly a lifetime apart. But there is beauty here. Lee has great grandchildren who were not yet born by Betty's death, and grandchildren who were hardly old enough to remember her on their own - yet they know her. They know her through his adoring stories and consistent affirmations. Reveling in any opportunity to support his grandkids, he began dog mushing in his 60s, with his granddaughter. Winter weekends were spent running dogs and holding council around a fire. Beaming with pride when his granddaughter raced. He was a man with a deep love of the outdoors. An avid hunter, he took annual trips to Newfoundland and served his family his (painfully spicy) moose chili, never quite perfecting a recipe- or making the same version twice. If the venison was running low, he'd substitute for "hamburg" but his story of the hunt would remain unchanged. Lee fished, and loved a good summer day that he could sit in his leaky rowboat with a grandkid and a bluegill on the line. He found delight in nature and in sharing it. Creating hunting and fishing memories, especially through the eyes of his grandkids and/or their friends (yes, he would take whoever was available, his own or not) was his true North and occupied the majority of his daily thoughts. He always wore a dirty fishing hat and an old button-up collared shirt with paint-stained Levi jeans and smelled like sunshine and leather. Unless he went to town, then he'd smell like bar soap and Old Spice and don his "town hat". He grew a massive garden, canned tomatoes, dried peppers, and boiled maple syrup. He walked his country block picking up litter, scoured the woods for mushrooms, chopped wood, raised chickens, and loved fried green tomatoes. He avoided mustard and rhubarb pie, always had ice cream, and added salt to everything. He saved coffee cans and peanut butter jars, boxes, and buckets. He was left-handed and wrote letters, the ink was often smeared as he pushed his words through the previously penned lines. He signed his notes "Love, Grandpa." He said, "holy cats" when he was surprised, and swatted dogs and flies with a rolled-up newspaper. He read biographies, journals and magazines and would regale you with summaries of his learnings. He could do trigonometry with a slide rule. He'd problem solve with wedges and pulley-systems. He made popcorn and choked non-stop on the kernels. He'd hum along with "Delta Dawn" playing at a deafening volume. He was a good neighbor, a dependable friend and grandpa to many kids who were not his own. His house was the childhood home to 3 of his granddaughters, he was a refuge in hard times. His endless lessons, grandpa-isms, and very odd fears about things only grandpa would worry about (how long a radio is plugged in, how to store your boots in the summer, when to take the highway vs back roads) will live firmly in the hearts and actions of his daughters and their families. Much like how he constantly elevated Betty Bass long after she was gone through endless tales of his love, the legacy of Lee will live on for generations in the words of his daughters, granddaughters, grandsons, and great-grandchildren. He left them with plenty of stories to tell. Lee Bass lived for his family. The current of his love was strong and constant. It washed over everything. If it's been lived well, closing a life breaks a few hearts. He said no tears. He was preceded in death by his wife, Betty, his eight siblings, and his grandson-in-law, Travis Robertson. He is survived by his daughters, Pam (John) Barnard and Laurie Hammond; his grandchildren, Charlie (Tina) Barnard, Jennifer (Chris) Barnard, John Jr, Meg (Scott Starr) Robertson; Katie (Evan) Frederick, Annie (Sara) Hammond, and great-grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, take a kid fishing. Lee's family will receive friends on Thursday, January 11, 2024, 5:00 to 7:00 PM at the Williams-Gores Funeral Home where his funeral service will be conducted on Friday, January 12, 2024 at 1:00 PM. Burial will take place at Irving Cemetery. Please visit www.williamsgoresfuneral.com to share a memory or to leave a condolence message for Lee's family. The Hastings Banner, Michigan, Thursday, 11 January 2024 Leeland C. Bass Leeland C. Bass, age 90 of Delton, MI passed away on January 8, 2024. Lee's family will receive friends on Thursday, Jan. 11, 2024, 5 to 7 p.m. at the Williams-Gores Funeral Home where his funeral service will be conducted on Friday, Jan. 12, 2024 at 1 p.m. Burial will take place at Irving Cemetery. Please visit www.williamsgoresfuneral. com to share a memory or to leave a condolence message for Lee's family. | Bass, Leeland Charles (I50)
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| 52243 | Williamsport Sun Gazette, Monday, November 27, 1972 Mrs. Lulu B. Bassett Mrs. Lulu B. Bassett, 81, of 1534 Scott Street, died at 12:07 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 26, 1973, in the Williamsport Hospital. She was taken to t hospital in the city ambulance at 10:30 a.m. Saturday after being stricken at her home. She was born July 29, 1891, in Grover, Bradford County, a daughter of B. Frank and Jane Fields Jones. Mrs. Bassett was a member of the Newberry Church of Chris She was also a member of the auxiliary of Royal P. Steinbacher American Legion Post 617, South Williamsport. Mrs. Bassett was a Gold Star War Mother. She was retired as a housekeeper at Lycoming College. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Mildred J. Price, with whom she lived, Mrs. Louella E. Ulmer, of Williamsport RD 2, and Mrs. Edna A. McHenry, of Williamsport RD 1; a son, Howard T., of Watsontown RD 2; a sister, Mrs. Arthur Bower of this city, 18 grandchildren and 47 great-grandchlidre The funeral will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Sanders’, 821 Diamond Street, with the Rev. James P. Wilkins, her pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Beech Flats Cemetery, near Canton. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. | Jones, Lulu Blanche (I13033)
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| 52244 | Williamsport Sun Gazette, Tuesday, March 14, 1961 Kathryn Titus Becomes Bride of Ronald D. Bassett Miss Kathryn J. Titus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Lavern Titus, 1185 Park Avenue, became the bride of Ronald D. Bassett at 7 p.m. Friday, March 3, 1961. The wedding took place in the Rosemary Methodist Church, Roanoke Rapids, N.C., with the Rev. William Tew officiating at the ceremony. Mr. Bassett is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bassett, 1100 West Third Street. Donna L. Weber, Alexandria, Va., was maid of honor for the bride. Best man for Mr. Bassett was James E. Weber, also of Alexandria. A graduate of Williamsport High School class of 1960, the bride is employed as production controller at Weldon Manufacturing Co. Mr. Bassett was graduated from Williamsport High School, class of 1959. He is attending the University of Maryland studying in the field of botany. Sanders Mortuary, Ltd., January 21, 2012 Kathryn J. Bassett Kathryn J. Bassett, 69, of Mount Airy, MD, and formerly of Williamsport, PA, died Tuesday, January 17, 2012 at Carroll Hospital, Westminster, MD. Born October 4, 1942 in Williamsport, she was a daughter of Howard L. and Betty M. (Bloom) Titus. Kathryn was a 1960 graduate of Williamsport High School. She was a former member of Calvary United Methodist Church, Williamsport, and a member of Davidsonville United Methodist Church, Davidsonville, MD. Kathy loved crafts, and operated her own craft business ?Katie Jane Crafts?. She also was part of a bowling league and the garden club in Mount Airy. She helped on the family farm and also at her family?s daycare business. Surviving are her husband of 50 years Ronald D. Bassett, four children Michelle (Alex) Venable of New Market, MD, Christine Reiser of Mount Airy, David (Beth) Bassett of Mount Airy, and Jonathon ?Jason? (Courtney) Bassett of Smithburg, MD, 10 grandchildren, two brothers Richard Titus and William Titus both of Williamsport, PA, a sister Cindy Larson of Danville, KY, many lifelong friends, and her yellow lab Ellie Mae. Visitation will be held from 11 a.m. ? 12 p.m. Saturday, January 21, at Sanders Mortuary 821 Diamond St. Williamsport, PA, followed by a funeral service at 12. Additional Visitation will be held from 11-noon Tuesday, January 24, 2012 at Calvary United Methodist Church, 403 South main St. Mount Airy, MD, followed by funeral service at noon. Burial will follow in Pine Grove Chapel and Cemetery, Mount Airy, MD. Memorial contributions may be made to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) 8201 Corporate Drive, Suite 1000 Landover, MD 20785 www.aafa.org. | Titus, Kathryn J. (I31761)
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| 52245 | Willie Bassett died young. | Bassett, Willie (I803)
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| 52246 | Willie C. Bassett says that the death date for his father (Eddie Bassett) is actually 7 Sep 1975. 1920 Federal Census of Dover Township, Yazoo County, Mississippi (17 Jan 1920) Jim Bassey - B - 31 - M - MS-MS-MS - Head - Farmer General Farm Mary - B - 27 - F - MS-MS-MS - Wife - Farm Laborer Home Farm Vance - B - 10 - M - MS-MS-MS - Son - Farm Laborer Home Farm Cary - B - 7 - M - MS-MS-MS - Son Joseph - B - 5 - M - MS-MS-MS - Son Eddie - B - 2 - M - MS-MS-MS - Son 1930 Federal Census of Dover Precinct, Yazoo County, Mississippi (4 Apr 1930) James Basset - B - 39 - M - MS-MS-MS - Head - Farmer General Farm Mary - B - 39 - F - MS-MS-MS - Wife - Farm Laborer Home Farm Nenur - B - 20 - M - MS-MS-MS - Son - Farm Laborer Home Farm Cary - B - 17 - M - MS-MS-MS - Son - Farm Laborer Home Farm Joseph - B - 15 - M - MS-MS-MS - Son - Farm Laborer Home Farm Eddie - B - 12 - M - MS-MS-MS - Son - Farm Laborer Home Farm Lucille - B - 4 - F - MS-MS-MS - Daughter Catherine - B - 2 - F - MS-MS-MS - Daughter (Married at 18 & 15) | Bassett, Eddie (I11)
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| 52247 | Willie died in infancy. | Servis, Willie (I11829)
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| 52248 | Willie Horace Bass Jr. November 3, 1929 ? January 27, 2019 Mr. Willie H. Bass, Jr. of Decatur, Georgia passed January 27, 2019. Mr. Bass, a son of the late Willie Bass and Gussie B. Davis Bass was born November 3, 1929 in Upatoi, Muscogee County, Georgia. He graduated from Spencer High School in 1946. He was drafted into the Army during the Korean Conflict in February 1951. He served two tours in Korea; 1951/1952 and again in 1965. He then served three tours in Germany; 1953/1956, 1958/1961, and 1968. His last tour was served in Vietnam; 1968/1969. He retired June 1971, after 20 years of military service as Sergeant First Class E7. He leaves three children to cherish his memory, Cheryl D. Bass, Horace S. Bass & Arthur S. Bass; wife, Francia Bass; grandson, Kristopher Bass; his loving god-children, Travis Holsey & Tyler Holsey; along with his dear friend, Warnell Riley. A grave site service is scheduled for February 6, 2019 11:00 am at Green Acres Cemetery. The family wishes to acknowledge with deep appreciation the many comforting expressions of kindness. SERVICES BY Hill Watson Memorial Chapel 2919 Hamilton Road, Columbus, GA | Bass, Willie Horace Jr. (I18)
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| 52249 | Willie May Bassett - born 11 Jul 1917 in Alabama, died 27 Aug 1967, married Mr. Ellritt. Another source says this William May married James Cotney and had Mary Arlene Cotney, born 1942/3. Mary married Jessie Daniels and had Hugh Daniels, Terry Daniels, Perry Daniels, Ann Daniels and Deborah Daniels. | Bassett, Willie Mae (P482)
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| 52250 | Willis and Francis Bassett live in Soda Springs, Idaho. Caribou County Sun, Thursday, Nov. 28, 2002 Frances Williams Bassett, 104, of Soda Springs, Idaho passed away Saturday, Nov. 23, 2002 at the Caribou Memorial Hospital. She was born Oct. 13, 1898 at Hamburg, Iowa. the daughter of Henry and Susan Standley Williams. She was raised and educated in Iowa. She came to Soda Springs by train and by horse and buggy from Soda Springs to Thatcher, Idaho where she taught school for many years. She was married to Willis L. Bassett on Jan. 1, 1923 in Hamburg, Iowa. Mr. Bassett passed away in 1956. She moved to Soda Springs from Lago in 1957. Mrs. Bassett was also a librarian at the Soda Springs Library and at Soda Springs High School. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church and the Order of the Eastern Star. She enjoyed reading, gardening and needlepoint. She is survived by her son, Gary V. Bassett of Blackfoot. She was also preceded in death by two brothers and one sister.Funeral services were conducted at noon on Wednesday, Nov. 27, 2002 at Presbyterian Church in Soda Springs. There was an Eastern Star service at the Sims Funeral Home on Tuesday evening. Burial was in the Lago, Idaho Cemetery. Services were under the direction of the Sims Funeral Home. | Williams, Francis (I209)
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