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- 1910 Federal Census of Ridgefield, Fairfield County, Connecticut (19 Apr 1910)
Cleveland G. Bassett 25 M CT CT CT Head Carpenter House
Nellie A. 27 F CT CT CT Wife
Howard 6/12 M CT CT CT Son
Jane M. Gregory (Wd) 79 F EN EN EN Grandmother
1920 Federal Census of Ridgefield, Fairfield County, CT (17 Feb 1920)
Cleveland Bassett 34 M CT CT CT Head Carpenter House
Nellie 30 F CT CT CT Wife
Howard 10 M CT CT CT Son
Francis 8 M CT CT CT Son
(Living on Maple Avenue)
1930 Federal Census of Ridgefield, Fairfield County, Connecticut (7 Apr 1930)
Cleveland G. Bassett 44 M CT CT CT Head Contract Building Construction
Nellie A. 40 F CT CT CT Wife
Howard L. 20 M CT CT CT Son Carpenter House
Francis 18 F CT CT CT Son
Cleveland G. 7 M CT CT CT Son
Helen 5 F CT CT CT Daughter
Addie Taylor (Wd) 60 F CT CT CT MotherL
(Living at 23 Gilbert Street)
Danbury News Times, Connecticut, Monday, 4 Jan 1965
Cleveland G. Bassett
Cleveland G. Bassett, 79, of 825 4th Ave. Largo, Florida, formerly of Ridgefield, died suddenly at his home on Saturday. A former member of the Board of Finance for 30 years, Mr. Bassett was a retired contractor and builder. He was the husband of the late Nellie A. Lewis Bassett. Born in Ridgefield March 16, 1885, he was the son of the Orville and Evelyn Gregory Bassett. He was postmaster of Jersalem Lodge, a member of the Pilgrim Lodge, the Volunteer Fire Department, and the St. Stephens' Epsicopal Church. Surviving are three sons, Howard Bassett of Ridgefield, Francis of Hartford, and C. Gregory of Baltimore, Maryland; a daughter Mrs. Curtis Dyke of Sarasota, Florida, a step sister Mrs. Samuel Taylor of Mahopac, New York and seven grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. from the William C. Kane Funeral Home 41 Catoonah Street Ridgefield. The Rev. Aaron Manderbach, rector of St. Stephens' church will officiate. Calling hours are Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m.
Danbury News Times, Connecticut, Friday, 8 Jan 1965
Services for Cleveland G. Bassett of Largo, Florida were held yesterday at 2 p.m. at the William C. Kane Funeral Home 41 Catoonah Street. The Rev. Aaron Manderbach, rector of St. Stephens' Episcopal Church officiated. Bearers were J. Mortimer Woodstock, Frank Wallington, Charles Weitzel, Percy Humphrey, E. Hull, and Edwin Allen. Burial was in Mapleshade cemetery. Committal services were conducted by Mr. Manderbach. The list of survivors in Mr. Bassett's obituary on Monday inadvertenly omitted a step-brother, Fred Schorck of Bethel, Connecticut.
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