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- 1860 Federal Census of Marblehead, Essex County, Massachusetts (9 Jun 1860)
Joseph Bassett - 40- M - Massachusetts - Butcher ---- 200
Louisa F. - 33 - F - Massachusetts
Mary L. - 9 - F - Massachusetts
Joseph M. - 4 - M - Massachusetts
Polly Proctor - 75 - F - Massachusetts 1000 ---
1870 Federal Census of Swampscott, Essex County, Massachusetts (4 Jun 1870)
Joseph Bassett - 51 - M - Massachusetts - Provision Dealer 2000 1000
Louisa F. - 44 - F - Massachusetts - Keeping House
Joseph M. - 15 - M - Massachusetts - Attend School
Eva P. - 9 - F - Massachusetts - Attend School
Frank H. - 6 - M - Massachusetts - Attend School
Boston Daily Globe, September 10, 1913
Dies At Telephone
F.M. Bassett Victim of Heart Failure
Had Just Told Brother of Wife's Removal to Hospital
SWAMPSCOTT, Sept. 9 - While standing at a telephone, just after informing his brother, Joseph Bassett, of the removal of his wife to a Boston hospital, Frank M. Bassett, 49 years old, of 8 Essex st, was stricken with heart failure today and died.
Mr. Bassett had been worrying for some time over the illness of his wife, who had been residing in Lynnfield, and yesterday she was removed to a hospital. Joseph Bassett knew nothing about the fact that his brother had been suddenly stricken with a fatal attack of heart failure, for the conversation between them had just been concluded when members of the family noted the condition of Mr. Bassett.
He was born in Marblehead, but had lived in Swampscott for a number of years. He was a member of Masonic bodies and of the Red men. He is survived by his wife and a son, Herbert M. Bassett.
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