| Notes |
- They resided in Auburn, New York.
1860 Federal Census of Owasco, Cayuga County, New York (28 Jul 1860)
Adolphus B. Bassett 65 M Massachusetts Shoe maker 2000 1500
Sarah 61 F Vermont Housewife
Joseph H. 42 M New York Printer 200
Daniel K. 40 M New York Fisherman 6000 400
David C. 24 M New York Clerk
Eben C. Loughborough24 M New York Carpenter & Joiner 500
Sarah 26 F New York Housewife
Adelbert 1 M New York
1870 Federal Census of Owasco, Cayuga County, New York (18 Aug 1870)
Sarah Bassett 71 F Vermont Keeping House 2800 400
Sarah Loughborough 36 F New York Seamstress
Delbert E. 11 M New York
1880 Federal Census of 10th Ward, Auburn, Cayuga County, New York
Henry Durkin 48 M NY NY NY Head Carpenter
Sarah 46 F NY MA VT Wife Housekeeper
Sarah Bassett 81 F VT VT VT MotherL
(Although the news article states Mrs. Joseph Bassett, the children's names are those of Mrs. Sarah (Cogswell) Bassett)
Weekly News and Democrat, Thursday 6 Dec 1883, Auburn, New York
Another Old Resident
Mrs. Joseph Bassett, of Owasco street, died Thursday in the eighty-fourth year of her age. The deceased has been a resident of Auburn for the past eighty-two years, and was known as a lady of fine social qualities and Christian character. Her husband had been dead about twenty-five years. Mrs. Bassett leaves five children, Mrs. Albertson, who lives in the town of Fleming; Mrs. Durkee of this city; Mrs. Thomas Y. How, formerly of Auburn, but now living in Oregon and two sons David and William Bassett who reside in Plymouth, Mich. Mrs. Bassett was a dweller in the city almost from its beginning and had a most retentive memory which was drawn upon frequently and freely by those who have been engaged in writing anything of a historical nature in regard to the city.
|
Bassett Family Association Database
1799 - 1883 (84 years)