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- 1860 Federal Census of Martinsburgh, Lewis County, New York (14 Aug 1860)
Norton Bassett 47 M New York Farmer 6,000 2,0
Clarenza 41 F New York
Charles M. 19 M New York
Emma 11 F New York
Howard N. 2 M New York
1870 Federal Census of Martinsburg, Lewis County, New York (21 Jul 187
Norton Bassett 59 M New York Farmer 15,000 2,00
Clemenza 51 F New York Keeping House
Emma C. 20 F New York
Howard N. 15 M New York
1880 Federal Census of Martinsburgh, Lewis County, New York
Norton Bassett 70 M NY MA CT Head Farmer
Clemza L. 61 F NY CT MA Wife Keeping House
Emma C. 28 F NY NY NY Daughter Teacher
Utica Weekly Herald, Tuesday, 11 Dec 1888
Norton Bassett, an old time resident of this place, is dead, aged 78
years. Mr. Bassett, when a young man, taught the Lowville village school, and
afterwards studied law with Hon. Charles A. Dayan. Later he studied medicine
with Dr. Seth Adams, and subsequently removed to Booth Bay, Wis., and engaged
in the drug business. A few years later he removed to Lewis county and
purchased a farm near Glendale, where the latter portion of his life was
passed. He leaves a wife, one son and one daughter.
Lowville Journal-Republican, New York, 1888
Norton Bassett died Friday evening last at his home near Glendale,
after a prolonged illness, aged nearly 78 years. When a young man Mr. Bassett
taught the Lowville village school, and afterwards studied law with Hon.
Charles A. Dayan. He also studied medicine with Dr. Seth Adams, and
subsequently went to Green Bay, Wis., and engaged in the drug business for a
few years. Upon his return to Lewis county he took up his residence on the
farm near Glendale, where the latter portion of his life was passed. His wife
and two children, Charles M. and Emma Bassett, survive him. Funeral services
were held from his late residence Monday.
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