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- The Dallas Morning News, 24 Sep 1958
Hays Bassett, Bank Official, Dies at Home
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Hays Edward Bassett, 69, of 6975 Bob-O-Link Drive, an assistant vice-president of the Republican National Bank, died Tuesday at his home.
A native of Dallas, he had been associated with the bank since June 12, 1928, where he was appointed an assistant cashier. Bassett was named assistant vice-president in 1951.
Educated in Dallas public schools, Bassett completed numerous courses from the American Institute of Banking, where he earned his Banking Standard Certificate.
A Knight Templar, Bassett was a member of Alexander C. Garrett Commandery. He was also a member of the Northridge Baptist Church and worked with Junior Achievement two years.
Bassett was married Dec. 14, 1913, to the former Miss Dulcie Tucker.
Survivors are his wife; three daughters, Mrs. Fred Martin of Bethesda, Md., Mrs. Jack Merrell of Arlington, Va., and Mrs. Harold Glawe of Mexico City; two sisters Miss Addie Ford Bassett and Miss Lucy Cage Bassett, both of Dallas; two brothers, Allen Bassett of Alameda, Calif., and Larry Bassett of Dallas, and 10 grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements are pending at Sparkman's Funeral Home.
The Dallas Morning News, 25 Sep 1958
Hayes E. Bassett Rites Thursday
Funeral services for Hays Edwards Bassett, 69, an assistant vice-president of the Republican National Bank of Dallas, will be held at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Sparkman's Funeral Chapel, 2115 Ross. The Rev. Walter Johnson will officiate. Burial will be in Grove Hill Memorial Park.
Bassett died Tuesday at his home, 6975 Bob-O-Link. He was a member of the Northridge Presbyterian Church.
Pallbearers will be Eldon Lutz, Earl Edmondson, Charles Neisler, James Cook, James Massey and John Campbell. Honorary pallbearers will be officers of the Republican National Bank.
1900 Federal Census of Dallas, Dallas County, Texas (4 Jun 1900)
James E. Bassett - 37 - M - Jan 1863 - KY-KY-KY - Head - Clerk RR office
Elizabeth - 35 - F - May 1865 - MS-MS-MS - Wife
Hays E. - 11 - M - Jan 1889 - TX-KY-MS - Son - At School
Allen J. - 8 - M - Aug 1891 - TX-KY-MS - Son - At School
Addie F. - 6 - F - Sep 1893 - TX-KY-MS - Daughter
Lucy C. - 4 - F - Jun 1895 - TX-KY-MS - Daughter
Lawrence E. - 3 - M - Sep 1896 - TX-KY-MS - Son
Mary E. - 10/12 - F - Jul 1899 - TX-KY-MS - Daughter
Beatrice Carter - 23 - F - Jul 1876 - MS-MS-MS - SisterL
1910 Federal Census of 6th Ward, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas (20 Apr 1910)
J. Edward Bassett - 47 - M - KY-KY-MS - Head - Cook Railway
Mrs. J. Edward - 44 - F - MS-MS-MS - Wife
Hays E. - 21 - M - TX-KY-MS - Son - Clerk Bank
Allen F. - 18 - M - TX-KY-MS - Son
Addie - 16 - F - TX-KY-MS - Daughter
Luan - 14 - F - TX-KY-MS - Daughter
Lawrence E. - 13 - M - TX-KY-MS - Son
Mary E. - 10 - F - TX-KY-MS - Daughter
(Married 22 years, 7 children, 6 living)
1920 Federal Census of Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Hayes E. Bassett - 30 - M - TX-KY-AL - Head - Mgr. Transit Opt(?)
Dulcie - 28 - F - IN-IN-IN - Wife
James G. - 5 - M - TX-TX-IN - Son
Adeline E. - 3-6/12 - F - TX-TX-IN - Daughter
Mary S. - 1-5/12 - F - TX-TX-IN - Daughter
Martha J. - 1-5/12 - F - TX-TX-IN - Daughter
1930 Federal Census of Dallas, Dallas County, Texas (2 Apr 1930)
Hays E. Bassett - 40 - M - TX-KY-MS - Head - Assistant Cashier Bank
Dulcie O. - 28 - F - IN-IL-IN - Wife
James A. - 15 - M - TX-TX-IN - Son
Adeline E. - 13 - F - TX-TX-IN - Daughter
Martha J. - 11 - F - TX-TX-IN - Daughter
Mary S. - 11 - F - TX-TX-IN - Daughter
James E. -- 67 - M - KY-KY-KY - Father (Wd)
1 Lodger & 1 servant
(Living at 1522 N. Carroll St.) (Married at 23 & 22)
The Dallas Morning News, 14 Mar 1933
Retired Railroad Man, James E. Bassett, Dies
James Edward Bassett, 70, retired, resident of Dallas for forty-eight years and for more than forty years an employee of the Texas & Pacific Railroad, died Monday at his home, 5607 Goodwin.
Mr. Bassett came to Dallas from Mount Sterling, Ky. his first railroad work in Dallas was in the auditing department. Later he was transferred to the superintendent's office where for a number of years he was in charge of purchasing. He was an elder of the Colonial Presbyterian Church.
Surviving him are three sons, H.E. and L.E. Bassett of Dallas and the Rev. Allen Bassett, Presbyterian missionary at Bangkok, Siam, and three daughters, Mrs. Madson B. Adams, Miss Addie Bassett and Miss Lucy Cage Bassett, all of Dallas.
Funeral services will be conducted at 4 p.m. Tuesday at the Colonial Presbyterian Church, Forest and Wendelken, with the Rev. L.L. McCutchen, pastor, officiating. Interment will be in Grove Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers, Dr. Rufus Whitis, George L. Crofford, H.W. Burr, Cecil McCutchen, Robert W. Sheegog and S.E. Rhodes.
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