| Name |
Samuel McNeil Bassett |
| Birth |
17 Dec 1796 |
Oxford, New Haven County, Connecticut |
| Gender |
Male |
| _UID |
6EA8DC351F11DB44B46FF6FF57B2C3AF09A1 |
| Death |
1886 |
| Burial |
Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut |
| Notes |
- 1870 Federal Census of New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut (13 Jul 1870)
Samuel M. Bassett 73 M Connecticut No Occupation 30,000 2,000
Hannah 60 F Connecticut Keeping House
Cornelia 29 F England No Occupation
Edward L. 27 M Connecticut Hardware Merchant (ret) 5000
& 1 Domestic Servant
Copy of Letter
Bridge Port, 2nd March 1827
Brother Sam,
I saw W. Fisher here a few days since he informed me that he was to have been the bearer of a letter but not fully determined when he left you that you had sent by Mail. I have not received it so of course you did not write. I feel somewhat anxious respecting those claims against our brother's Estate should they be put in suit I must suffer as it is not in my power to pay them for the winter past has been very expensive and has left me in the lurch. There has a number of opportunities offered if I could have been assisted a little, but there seems to be no attention in my case, as I have not means I cannot abtain any, but should I complain at the hand of providence God forbid no I praise him for I have been supported beyond measure for notwithstanding poverty and wretchedness may stare us in the face yet the promise is sure by thoug faithful until death and I will give the crown of life. I should like to see you but cannot except you come here. We are as well as usual and I wish you to write on this reception of this so I add no more.
Respectfully yours
Eneas Bassett
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| Person ID |
I609 |
1B John Bassett of Connecticut |
| Last Modified |
10 Mar 2026 |