Bassett Family Association Database
Clara Frances Bassett
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Name Clara Frances Bassett Birth 6 Apr 1863 Gender Female _UID B66B09EC995F234797BECAB7EB8E1F30163A Burial St. James Church Cemetery, Collegeville, Pennsylvania
Notes - Clara Frances Bassett lived in Long Branch, New Jersey, and worked at a Fresh Air Camp run by the Salvation Army in North Long Branch from about 1913 until about 1920. She then moved with her second husband to Evansburg, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.
1870 Federal Census of Mullica Township, Atlantic County, New Jersey (12 Aug 1870)
Irena Bassett - 30 - M - New Jersey - Farmer --- 100
Sarah - 29 - F - Pennsylvania - Keeping House
Clara - 6 - F - Delaware
Lena - 4 - F - Maryland
Rena - 3 - F - Maryland
Mark S. - 60 - M - New Jersey 3,000 ----
Franklin - 22 - M - New Jersey 1,500 270
Person ID I1789 4B William Bassett of Lynn, Massachusetts Last Modified 8 Jul 2012
Father Irena Bassett, b. 28 Aug 1838/1839, Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
d. 8 Oct 1876, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
(Age 37 years) Mother Sarah E. Taylor Marriage 24 Jun 1862 Kendall Square, Pennsylvania
Family ID F452 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 George Harry Stephenson, b. Dec 1861, England
Marriage 31 Mar 1884 Frankford, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania
Children + 1. Joseph William Stephenson, b. Nov 1885 + 2. Sarah Emma Stephenson, b. 15 Aug 1886, Norristown, Pennsylvania
bur. St. James Church Cemetery, Collegeville, Pennsylvania 
+ 3. Laura May Stephenson, b. Jun 1888 + 4. Howard Stephenson, b. Mar 1890 d. 2 Dec 1933 (Age 43 years) 5. Bertha Florence Stephenson, b. Sep 1892 d. 26 May 1893 (Age 0 years) 6. Alice E. Stephenson, b. 7 Sep 1896 d. 1 Nov 1906 (Age 10 years) + 7. Helen Myrtle Stephenson, b. Apr 1900 d. Aft 1960 (Age > 61 years) 8. Harry Whitcomb Stephenson, b. 22 Jan 1905 d. 8 Dec 1907 (Age 2 years) Family ID F610 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 2 William Jackson bur. St. James Church Cemetery, Collegeville, Pennsylvania
Family ID F759 Group Sheet | Family Chart
- Clara Frances Bassett lived in Long Branch, New Jersey, and worked at a Fresh Air Camp run by the Salvation Army in North Long Branch from about 1913 until about 1920. She then moved with her second husband to Evansburg, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.
