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- 1841 British Census of Watling Street Cottage, Aston Flamville, Leicester
George Basset - 25 - M - Ag Lab - Born in County
Hariet - 25 - F - Not born in County
William - 6 - M - Not born in County
Joseph - 4 - M - Not born in County
Isaac - 2 - M - Not born in County
1850 Federal Census Subdivision #2, Washington County, Maryland (21 Aug 1850)
James Bassett - 12 - M - England
Living with James Gilnes Family
1860 Federal Census of Harrison Township, Montgomery County, Ohio (27 Jun 1860)
Geo. Putenbaugh - 67 - M - Pennsylvania - Farmer 30,000 1,000
Isaac Bassett - 22 - M - England - Farmer
Eliz. - 23 - F - Ohio - Wife
Harriet A. - 1-1/12 - F - Ohio
Geo. - 2/12 - M - Ohio
Charles Polton - 17 - M - Ohio
Living nearby
Anna Bassett - 18 - F - England - H. Servant
Living wth King Family
1870 Federal Census of Dayton, Harrison Township, Montgomery County, Ohio (8 Jun 1870)
Isaac J. Bassett - 31 - M - England - Farmer 25,000 1500
Lydia L. - 33 - F - Ohio - Keeping House
Harriet A. - 11 - F - Ohio - At Home
George P. - 9 - M - Ohio - At School
Ida M. - 7 - F - Ohio - At School
1 servant and 1 farmhand
1880 Federal Census of Harrison, Montgomery County, Ohio
I.J. Bassett - 45 - M - EN-EN-EN - Head
L.D. - 45 - F - OH- -- - -- - Wife
Hattie - 21 - F - OH-EN-OH - Daughter
George - 20 - M - OH-EN-OH - Son
May - 18 - F - OH-EN-OH - Daughter
Hiawatha - 3 - M - OH-EN-OH - Son
Edw. Munday - 25 - M - OH-EN-EN - Other
1900 Federal Census of Harrison Township, Montgomery County, Ohio (1 Jun 1900)
Isaac J. Bassett - 62 - M - Sep 1837 - EN-EN-EN - Head (Wd) - Farmer
Hattie - 41 - F - Dec 1858 - OH-EN-OH - Daughter - Dressmaker
Hiawatha D. - 22 - M - Dec 1877 - OH-EN-OH - Son - Farm Laborer
& 2 servants
Biographical Sketches, Harrison Township
I.J. Bassett, County Commissioner, Dayton, was born in Leicestershire, England, September 10, 1837. He is the son of George W. and Harrieett (Knight) Bassett, natives of the above place. The father came to America in 1844, and worked in Maryland until 1850, when he came to Dayton and engaged in the business of horse farrier, in which he is still engaged. The rest of the family, which consisted of the mother, three boys and three girls, emigrated in 1847. Our subject attended the common schools of Maryland until 1857, when he came to Montgomery County, and, after working as a farm hand for two years, commenced farming for himself, in which occupation he still continues. He has been twice married, first to Miss Elizabeth Putterbaugh, daughter of George Putterbaugh, of Dayton, who died in 1863, leaving three children, one boy and two girls. He was married, in 1869, to Lydia Connectt, daughter of Woodruff Connect of Athens County, Ohio, by whom he has had two children, only one of whom survives. Mr. Bassett is a man of considerable ability and great popularity, as is evinced by the fact that he has been County Commissioner since 1877, and was a Trustee of Harrison Township, in which he lives, for eight years, previous to his election. He is a member of the Odd Fellows fraternity only.
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