Bassett Family Association Database
Elliott Bassett
1790 - -
Name Elliott Bassett Birth Between 1784/1790 Derby, New Haven County, Connecticut 
Gender Male _UID F924DBE1C5130346B834F1E9E17B4145A2CF Notes - The will of Edward Bassett of Oxford, New Haven County, Connecticut, was written on 1 Jun 1836 and proven 23 Feb 1841 in New Haven County District Court. Mentioned in Edward's will and the other pertaining documents were his present wife Damaris Bassett; his daughters Phebe Tomlinson, Aleather Lewis, and Hannah Bassett; his sons Darwin Bassett, Samuel Bassett, Elliott Bassett, Andrew Bassett, William Bassett and Joseph Bassett; his son-in-law William R. Tomlinson; and Edward D. Bassett. Moses Hawkins of Oxford and Hannah Bassett of Oxford, his daughter, were named as executors. Land mentioned included the homestead containing ten acres and two pieces of land in Southbury (forty acres and one acre).
1830 Federal Census of Chatham, Columbia County, New York
Eliot Basset 1010001-022001
1MU5, 1M10-15, 1M40-50, 2F5-10, 2F15-20, 1F40-50
Person ID I514 1B John Bassett of Connecticut Last Modified 7 Dec 2012
Father Edward Bassett, b. 1751 d. 21 Jan 1841, Oxford, New Haven County, Connecticut (Age 90 years) Mother Hannah Lum Marriage Abt 1776 Family ID F77 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Children 1. Catherine Elizabeth Bassett 2. Sarah Bassett 3. Mary Bassett + 4. Edward P. Bassett, b. Abt 1819, New York 5. Marcia Bassett 6. William E. Bassett Family ID F385 Group Sheet | Family Chart
- The will of Edward Bassett of Oxford, New Haven County, Connecticut, was written on 1 Jun 1836 and proven 23 Feb 1841 in New Haven County District Court. Mentioned in Edward's will and the other pertaining documents were his present wife Damaris Bassett; his daughters Phebe Tomlinson, Aleather Lewis, and Hannah Bassett; his sons Darwin Bassett, Samuel Bassett, Elliott Bassett, Andrew Bassett, William Bassett and Joseph Bassett; his son-in-law William R. Tomlinson; and Edward D. Bassett. Moses Hawkins of Oxford and Hannah Bassett of Oxford, his daughter, were named as executors. Land mentioned included the homestead containing ten acres and two pieces of land in Southbury (forty acres and one acre).