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- 1841 British Census of East Peckham, Kent, England
Richard Bassett - 25 - Born in County - Ag Lab
Eliza Lawrence - 20 - Born in County - Housekeeper
Ann Lawrence - Born in County
Living next door
George Bassett - 35 - Born in County - Ag Lab
John Humphrey - 15 - Born in County - Ag Lab
1851 British Census of Bells Farm, East Peckham, Kent, England
George Bassett - 47 - M - Head - West Peckham, Kent - Ag Lab
Mary - 53 - F - Wife - Baldine, Kent
Mary Ann - 21 - F - Daughter - East Peckham, Kent
Caroline - 16 - F - Daughter - East Peckham, Kent
Julie - 14 - F - Daughter - East Peckham, Kent
Martha - 9 - F - Daughter - East Peckham, Kent
1861 British Census of Bolaym Cottage, East Peckham, Kent, England
George Bassett - 56 - M - Head - West Peckham, Kent - Ag Lab
Mary - 64 - F - Wife - Yalding, Kent
Caroline - 25 - F - Daughter - East Peckham, Kent
Frank - 2 - M - Grandson - Tonbridge, Kent
History of the Crispe Family
(Includes picture of Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Crispe)
The Bassett family inhabited the County of Kent, England, and their homestead was at West Peckham. George Bassett, the grandfather of Mrs. E.T. Crispe, was born at West Peckham, England, about the year 1774. He had a common school education. He was a man of medium size, and possessed an agreeable disposition. His wife was of slender stature. He died in 1843. His wife was 64 years old when she died. They had six children - Richard, Calab, George, Isabella, Martha and Mary. Of these children George was the father of Mrs. E.T. Crispe; he was born at West Peckham in 1802; he was a farmer by occupation, and when about twenty years old married Miss Mary Stone, and they resided at East Peckham, England. At the age of fifty-five he became totally blind. He was five feet, seven inches tall, and weighted about 150 pounds; he was a great lover of music, and was constantly heard whistling. In business affairs he was unusually strict, and of a rather retired nature. His wife, Miss Stone, was of Yalding, Kent, England; she was born in 1792, and in 1828 married George Bassett; she died in 1872 and was buried in Tunbridge, Kent. She was retired in disposition, and very industrious. The appearance of her home was her daily concern; and she was exceedingly neat and tidy in all she executed. She loved her children devotedly, and this affection bordered on worship. These parents were blessed with a family of five children - Mary, born 1829; Emma, born 1831; Caroline, born 1833; Julia, born 1836; and Martha, born 1839. Of these, Mary died single; Julia was married to Mr. Calab Bell, and their children are: George, Calab, Arthur, Emma, Ella, Herald and Alfred; Emma married Mr. E.T. Crispe; Martha married Dr. Maughn, no issue; Caroline died at the age of twenty-eight.
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Bassett Family Association Database
1802 - 1886 (84 years)