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- Virginia-Pilot, Norfolk, Virginia, Tuesday, February 5, 1895
The funeral of Southall Bass Sunday morning was one of the largest colored funerals that has ever been siin in this city.
The Norfolk Landmark, Virginia, Saturday, 2 February 1895
Death of a Well Known Colored Man
Southall Bass, a well-known colored man, of Portsmouth, died yesterday morning at his home on London street, aged 65 years. He was a member of A.M.E. Church and Morning Star Lodge No. 8, A.F. and A.M. (colored).
Funeral will take place from North street A.M.E. Church Sunday morning at 11 o?clock. The Y.M.C.A., recently organized at the above named church, will attend in a body.
1860 Federal Census of Portsmouth, Virginia (3 Aug 1860)
Southall Bass Ind 30 M Virginia Waiter ---
1870 Federal Census of Portsmouth, Norfolk County, Virginia (6 Aug 1870)
Southall Bass M 39 M Virginia Grain Measurer 1000 100
Mary M 30 F Virginia Keeping House
Eugene M 4 M Virginia
Mary J. M 1 F Virginia
& 1 Domestic Servant
1880 Federal Census of Portsmouth, Norfolk County, Virginia (Jun 1880)
Southall Bass I 50 M VA VA VA Head Junk Dealer
Mary O. I 42 F VA VA VA Wife Keeping House
Eugene J. I 14 M VA VA VA Son
Caroline I 8 F VA VA VA Daughter
Southall I 6 M VA VA VA Son
Rosa I 3 F VA VA VA Daughter
Ada M. I 8/12 F VA VA VA Daughter
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