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- 1910 Federal Census of Cottonwood, Stanley County, South Dakota (April 21, 1910)
Bert Bassett - 28 - Male - WI-WI-WI - Head - Veterinary Surgeon
Frances M. - 28 - Female - MN-NY-NY - Wife
Vernice A. - 3 - Male - SD-WI-MN - Son
Hallie - 2 - Male - SD-WI-MN - Son
(Married 6 years, 2 children, 2 living)
1920 Federal Census of Gettysburg, Potter County, South Dakota (January 17, 1920)
Frances Bassett (Widow) - 40 - Female - MN-ME-MA - Head - Seamstress At Home
Vernice - 13 - Male - SD-WI-MN - Son
Hallie - 11 - Male - SD-WI-MN - Son
Grace - 5 - Female - SD-WI-MN - Daughter
Violet - 1-6/12 - Female - SD-WI-MN - Daughter
and 2 Lodgers
(Living on Park Street)
1930 Federal Census of Gettysburg, Potter County, South Dakota (April 19, 1930)
Frances Bassett (Widow) - 49 - Female - MN-ME-PA - Head - Register of Deeds County Office
Hallie - 22 - Male - SD-WI-MN - Son - Deputy Register of Deeds
Grace - 15 - Female - SD-WI-MN - Daughter
Violet - 11 - Female - SD-WI-MN - Daughter
(Married at 23)
1940 Federal Census of Gettysburg, Potter County, South Dakota (April 19, 1940)
Hallie Bassett - 32 - Male - SD-SD-SD - Head - Salesman Garage
Evelyn - 31 - Female - SD-SD-SD - Wife - Teacher Rural School
Burton - 4 - Male - SD-SD-SD - Son
Aberdeen Daily News
South Dakota
Tuesday, February 10, 1970
Hallie Bassett
Dakota Midland News Service
Gettysburg - Services for Hallie Bassett, 62, were Tuesday at the United Methodist Church here. He died Saturday at St. Mary’s Hospital in Pierre.
The Reverend Russell M. Pierce officiated and burial was in the Gettysburg Cemetery under the direction of the Langslet Funeral Home.
Mr. Bassett was born January 19, 1908, at Cottonwood, and moved to Gettysburg in 1912. He married Evelynne Hilton at Pollock, December 25, 1933.
Survivors include his widow; one son, Burton, Ringwood, New Jersey; his mother, Mrs. Frances Bassett, Gettysburg; one brother, Vernus Bassett, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida; two sisters, Mrs. Steve (Grace) Polich and Mrs. Worth (Violet) Stocker, both of Gettysburg and three grandsons.
He was preceded in death by his father and one grandson.
He was a member of the Gettysburg Fire Department for 30 years and served in World War II.
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