Notes: The Bassett Families of the British Isles

The Bassett Families of the British Isles

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201	Harold Wain Bassett, son of Frank James and Stella Mae (Schmidt) Bassett, was born 28 Dec 1917 in Sibbald, Alberta, Canada. He died 24 Jun 1997 in Dawson Creek, British Columbia, Canada. He married Pearl Grychuk in 1942. He worked on the Alaskan Highway in 1942-3. He was a farmer, raised cattle and pigs, cut ties for the railroad, had a huge trap line in 1940 with his brother Charlie. He is buried in Brookside Cemetery.	Harold Wain BASSETT
202	Harold Wain Bassett, son of Frank James and Stella Mae (Schmidt) Bassett, was born 28 Dec 1917 in Sibbald, Alberta, Canada. He died 24 Jun 1997 in Dawson Creek, British Columbia, Canada. He married Pearl Grychuk in 1942. He worked on the Alaskan Highway in 1942-3. He was a farmer, raised cattle and pigs, cut ties for the railroad, had a huge trap line in 1940 with his brother Charlie. He is buried in Brookside Cemetery.	Harold Wain BASSETT
203	Harold Wain Bassett, son of Frank James and Stella Mae (Schmidt) Bassett, was born 28 Dec 1917 in Sibbald, Alberta, Canada. He died 24 Jun 1997 in Dawson Creek, British Columbia, Canada. He married Pearl Grychuk in 1942. He worked on the Alaskan Highway in 1942-3. He was a farmer, raised cattle and pigs, cut ties for the railroad, had a huge trap line in 1940 with his brother Charlie. He is buried in Brookside Cemetery.	Harold Wain BASSETT
204	This individual was found on GenCircles at: http://www.gencircles.com/users/honie/1/data/38068	Harry Wilkins BASSETT
205	Helen/Ellen	Helen BASSETT
206	This individual was found on GenCircles at: http://www.gencircles.com/users/honie/1/data/38090	Helen V BASSETT
207	1861 Canadian Census of Port Hope, Durham, Ontario, Canada Henry Bassett 60 England Fisherman Church of England (Frame House) Lucy 56 England Baptist John 8 US or UC Baptist	Henry BASSETT
208	1871 census lists him as "imbecile" 1881 census lists him as "imbecile since birth"	Henry BASSETT
209	1881 British Census of Parsons lane, Downham Market, Norfolk Henry Bassett58 M HeadOxburgh, Norfolk Gen Lab Ann 65 F Wife Thompson, Norfolk	Henry BASSETT
210	Marriage Record, Ontario Vital Statistics for 1914 (#020-742) Groom: Henry Wilfred Bassett Residence: Copper Cliff Born: Port Hope, Ont, Bachelor Age: 21 Occupation: Moulder Religion: Baptist Father: Elias Bassett Mother: Annie Heard Bride: Mary Edna Uttley Residence: Copper Cliff Born: Waterloo, Ont, Spinster Age: 20 years Religion: Baptist Father: John Robert Uttley Mother: Catherine E. Birmingham Witness: William Uttley, Copper Cliff Kate Uttley, Copper Cliff Date: April 21, 1914 Place: Copper Cliff, Ontario The Sudbury Star, Tuesday, 20 Feb 1973 Henry W. Bassett A former employee of the International Nickel Co., Henry W. Bassett, 79, died Saturday at Foley's Nursing Home, Garson, following a lengthy illness. Born in Port Hope, Ont., Bassett was raised and educated there and began his career as an apprentice in a mechanical department of boiler making. He came to Sudbury while still a young man beginning work with the Mond Nickel Co, then later with Inco. Working in the Coniston smelter until his retirement in 1958. Bassett continued to live in Coniston until being admitted to Garson nursing home two years ago. His wife, the former Mary Uttley, whom he married in 1918 died in march, 1959. A daughter Mrs. Dorothy Bronicheski, died in January, 1972 and a son, Wilfred, died in November, 1972. He is survived by: two daughters, Marion Cyr, of North Bay and June Koebel, of Waterloo; 30 grandchildren and 31 great grandchildren. The body is at Jackson and Barnard Funeral Home, 233 Larch St. where funeral service will be conducted at 2:30 p.m., Wednesday, with Rev. J.A. Filshie officiating. Interment will be in Sudbury Park Lawn Cemetery.	Henry Wilfred BASSETT
211	This individual was found on GenCircles at: http://www.gencircles.com/users/honie/1/data/38094	Horace Greeley BASSETT
212	This individual was found on GenCircles at: http://www.gencircles.com/users/honie/1/data/38086	Ina Bassett BASSETT
213	Isabel married Robert DE MAUDUIT Lord of Hanslope, son of William DE MAUDUIT of Hanslope and Isabel (Alice) DE ST. LIZ, about 1190 in Hanslope, Buckinghamshire, England. (Robert DE MAUDUIT Lord of Hanslope was born about 1172 in Hanslope, Buckinghamshire, England and died in Jun 1221-1222.)	Isabel BASSETT
214	Isabel married Robert DE MAUDUIT Lord of Hanslope, son of William DE MAUDUIT of Hanslope and Isabel (Alice) DE ST. LIZ, about 1190 in Hanslope, Buckinghamshire, England. (Robert DE MAUDUIT Lord of Hanslope was born about 1172 in Hanslope, Buckinghamshire, England and died in Jun 1221-1222.)	Isabel BASSETT
215	This individual was found on GenCircles at: http://www.gencircles.com/users/honie/1/data/38122 This individual was found on GenCircles at: http://www.gencircles.com/users/honie/1/data/38122 This individual was found on GenCircles at: http://www.gencircles.com/users/honie/1/data/38122	James BASSETT
216	1841 British Census of Sand Pit House, Oxburgh, Norfolk James Bassett56 M Ag Lab Born in County Susan55 F Born in County Susan22 F Born in County Joseph17 MBorn in County Robert10 M Born in County 1851 British Census of Sand Pit Cottage, Oxborough Swaffham, Norfolk James Bassett69 M HeadEly - CamFarm Labourer (Ag) Susanna 68 F Wife Westacre - NorfolkLabourers Wife Robert 20 M Son Oxborough - Norfolk Labourer (A	James BASSETT
217	1841 British Census of Walsoken, Norfolk Jas. Bassett 30 M Ag LabourerBorn in County Phoebe 35 F Born in County Susan 11 F Born in County John 10 M Born in County Elizh. 8 F Born in County Mary 7 F Born in County Jane 5 F Born in County Robt 3 M Born in County Wm. 2 M Born in County 1851 British Census of Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire James Bassett (Wd)46 M HeadOxborogh, NorfolkFarm Laborer John 19 M Son Walsoken, NorfolkFarm Laborer Betsey 17 F Daughter Walsoken, NorfolkFarm Laborer Robert 13 M Son Walsoken, Norfolk Maria 6 F Daughter Walsoken, Norfolk Elizabeth 4 F Daughter Walsoken, Norfolk Harriet 2 F Daughter Wisbech, Cambridge 1881 British Census of Bevis Lane, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridge James Bassett70 M Head Oxborough, Norfolk Ag Lab Louisa 64 F Wife Walsoken, Norfolk	James BASSETT
218	England & Wales, FreeBMD Death Index: 1837-1983 about James Bassett Name: James Bassett Estimated Birth Year: abt 1802 Year of Registration: 1882 Quarter of Registration: Oct-Nov-Dec Age at Death: 80 District: Malling County: Kent Volume: 2a Page: 339	James BASSETT
219	James came to Canada from Norfolk, England in 1856. Birth dates for all of the children are from the family bible of James and Margaret Bassett. They settled in Wesleyville, Ontario, Canada. 1861 Canadian Census of Port Hope, Durham, Ontario James Bassett40 EnglandFishermanWesleyan Methodist Margaret 28 Ireland Wesleyan Methodist George A. 2 Upper Canada Wesleyan Methodist Mary A. 1 Upper Canada Wesleyan Methodist (Lived in a 1 story frame house with 1 cow and livestock worth $20) 1871 Canadian Census of Hope Township, Durham County, Ontario James Bassett51 MEngland English Farmer Margaret 37 F Ireland Irish George Albert 12 M Ontario English Mary Ann 9 F Ontario English Louisa 6 F Ontario English James H. 5 M Ontario English Walter 2 M Ontario English (James cannot read or write) 1871 Canadian Census of Hope Township, Durham County, Ontario Thomas Brice60 M Ireland Irish Church of England Margaret 64 F Ireland Irish Church of England William 22 M Ireland Irish Church of England Ann Jane 20 F Ireland Irish Church of England Elizabeth 24 F Ireland Irish Church of England Thomas 26 M Ireland Irish Church of England Joseph 28 M Ireland Irish Church of England Mary 36 F Ireland Irish Church of England 1881 Canadian Census of Hope, Durham East, Ontario James Bassett62 MEngland FarmerMethodist Canada Margaret49 F Ireland Methodist Canada George 22 M Ontario Farmer Methodist Canada Mary A. 21 F Ontario Servant Methodist Canada Louisa 16 F Ontario Methodist Canada James H. 15 M Ontario Methodist Canada Walter R. 13 M Ontario Methodist Canada 1881 Canadian Census of Hope, Durham East, Ontario, Canada Thomas Brice75 M Ireland Irish Farmer Methodist Canada William 31 M Ontario Irish Farmer Methodist Canada Jane 25 F Ontario Irish Methodist Canada Arthur Brown 9 M Ontario Irish Methodist Canada Wesleyville Cemetery James Bassett (1818-22 Mar 1900), native of Norfolk, Eng., s/o Thomas & Mary, h/o Margaret (married 4 May 1858). Margaret (Brice) Bassett (1832 - 25 Jul 1903) d/o Thomas & Margaret, w/o James. Robert Walter Bassett (1868 - 4 Nov 1899) James Bassett, age 38, Port Hope, England, son of Thomas and Mary & Margaret Brice, age 25, Port Hope, Ireland, daughter of Thomas and Margaret on May 4, 1858. Durham County Marriage Register. Wesleyville United, 2082 Lakeshore Road, Wesleyville, west of Port Hope James Bassett died Mar 22 1900, aged 82 years. Native of Norfolk, England. Margaret Bassett died July 25 1903, aged 71 years. In Loving memory of Robert Walter Bassett died November 4 1899, in his 32nd year. Executors' Notice to Creditors In the Matter of the Estate of Margaret Bassett, Late of the Township of Hope, in the County of Durham, Widow, Deceased. Notice is hereby given pursuant to "The Revised Statues of Ontario of 1897" Chapter 129, that all Creditors and others having claims against the estate of the said Margaret Bassett who died on or about the twenty-fifth day of July, A.D., 1903, are required on or before the Tenth day of September, A.D., 1903, to send by post prepaid or deliver to the undersigned, Solicitor for Joseph Dark, and Francis Little, both of the said Township of Hope, Farmers, the Executors of the last Will and Testament and Codicil thereto of the said deceased, their Christian and Surnames, addresses and descriptions, the full particulars of their claims, the Statement of their accounts and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them. And further take notice that after such last mentioned date the executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the ceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice, and that the said executors will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any person or persons of whose claims notice shall not have been received by them at the time of such distribution as aforesaid. Date the Tenth day of August, A.D., 1903. Henry White, Solicitor for the said Executors. Port Hope, Ont. Wesleyville Church Centennial Booklet James Bassett came from Norfolk, England as a young man and purchased farm on lot 30. He did considerable clearing of the land with a stump puller and built a house high on the hill north of Lakeshore Road. Several houses were built back along that side road and a sister Mrs. Brown lived in one of them. James married Margaret Bryce and there were five children. Mary Ann married Joseph Darke. Louisa married Richard Brock. James Jr. married Ellen Jane Burley. George married Alice Kermon and lived out our time on lot 24 what is now known as Willow Beach; went to New Liskeard later. His son Percy survives. Walter married Florence Meadows, died in 1899 at age of 31. Both James and George were honored by the community for their services especially in the Sunday School. The Weekly Guide, Friday, May 13, 1898 A whole host of very agreeable besiegers effected an entrance in to the residence of Mr. James Bassett, on Wednesday evening, 4th instant. The intentions of those who planned the raid was to give the aged couple a present. Mr. and Mrs. Bassett were very much taken by surprise, but after finding out the invincibles were not going to rob or lynch them they yielded possession. If we understand the rule of etiquette, this social gathering was nothing short of a golden wedding. For when a husband and wife have seen their fiftieth wedding day they may well be said to have reached the golden age of matrimony. Our venerable friends have arrived near that epoch, and with the mellow light of life's declining sun shining upon their heads they would now repeat the pledges of mutual affection, which they exchanged forty years ago. Time has not chilled their hearts, tho it has scattered its snows in their hair, and traced here and there its furrows on their brows. This is truly a refreshing spectacle. Within the period that has elapsed since our old and respected friends were made one, nations have been divided, empires overthrown, and in many parts of the world the very face of nature has changed. But there is no change in this couple, save that which years has produced upon the outer shell of humanity. In soul and spirit the bride and bridegroom of half a century ago. This is an age of improvement, but there are some things which cannot be improved. One of them is old-fashioned affection. It is beautifully illustrated in our aged friends. We see i in them the picture of love triumphant over time. As long as they have sailed together under cloud and sunshine they would now take a new departure. Still young in heart, tho old in years and happy in each other. We wish them bon voyage, and trust they have a tranquil sea before them, and that as they draw nearer and nearer to the harbor to which we are all bound to go; "the peace which passeth all understanding" may be theirs. EPITHALANIUM Forty years have elpased, oh, how time doth flee, Since James and his wife, nothing loth, were made one; And i needs but a glance at their faces to see Their lives since that hour have run pleasantly on. And now prizing wedlock all blessings above, They propose the old story again to be told, But the lady who marries the first time for love, The next time she marries, she marries for gold. Single life is a born. When in Eden alone Adam dozed, of his own stupid company aired; But, awakening and seeing his beautiful Bone, Nothing more on this earth that young fellow desired. A bachelor's Robinson Crusoe like life Seems to me like a prison, so dreary and cold A man's morally poor until blest with a wife, Tho his back book may show he has oceans of gold. Young men yet unwed, of your freedom don't brag; Know the married man's home is true Liberty Hall, If you question it, look at James and his bride, And inform us, please, which of them look like a thrall. No; wedlock's a look that, when love keeps the key Is a Heaven on earth to each pair, we are told. And James and his wife say they would not be free For all of California's auriferous gold, What say you now, young ladies, pray, tell me truth, Don't you think a good husband, of good is the sum Spinster's life, well enough in the heyday of youth, But in age, let me tell you it's awfully glum. 'Tis your duty to comfort our sex all you can, And always good-natured and never to scold; So each of you choose a good looking young man, If he's worth you, don't mind the absence of gold. Don't laugh at these lines when they come to your sight, For a reason that's worth a whole volume of rhyme To know a true couple a second time spliced. The faith of two hearts that in unison chime, May the forty years bliss that over them rolled Keep their hearts warm, now they are old, And ten years hence, should they live to behold, Friendly hands will replace the memorials of gold. May 9th, 1898.	James BASSETT
220	Living at home in 1881. Living with Susanna Oughton and her three children in the 1891 census of Gaywood, Norfolk. 1891 British Census of Crow's Yard, Gaywood, Norfolk James Bassett47 M HeadGaywood, NorfolkRailway Laborer Susan Oughton41 F Lodger Gaywood, Norfolk Charles 15 M Son Gaywood, Norfolk George 8 M Son Gaywood, Norfolk Daisy 4 F Daughter Gaywood, Norfolk 1901 British Census of 9 South Lids Main Rd., Gaywood, Norfolk James Bassett57 M HeadNarborough, NorfolkAgricultural Laborer Susan 50 F Wife Docking, Norfolk George Oughton17 M Stepson Docking, Norfolk Horseman on Farm Daisy 14 F Stepdau Gaywood, Norfolk	James BASSETT
221	Members of Primative Methodist Church	James BASSETT
222	On the 1851 census, place of birth is recorded as Sutton-at-hone, Kent.	James BASSETT
223	This James is said to be son of John & Mary by Vanessa Rucklidge	James BASSETT
224	This individual was found on GenCircles at: http://www.gencircles.com/users/honie/1/data/38172	James A BASSETT
225	This individual was found on GenCircles at: http://www.gencircles.com/users/honie/1/data/38151	James F BASSETT
226	The four oldest children, Fern, Bill, Aldrich and Maude were born in the house on the hill built by James Bassett Senior. In November of 1900 they moved to Newtonville where Walter and Stewart were born. When James and Ellen were married they lived in the house on the hill while James and Margaret bought another small farm where they lived for 6 years. At that time they moved back and built a brick house in the orchard. James was listed in the "Sons of England" membership in 1893 along with his brother Robert Walter Bassett.	James Henry BASSETT, Jr.
227	This individual was found on GenCircles at: http://www.gencircles.com/users/honie/1/data/38083	James Thomas Charlwood BASSETT
228	England Census 1891:	Jane BASSETT
229	England & Wales, FreeBMD Birth Index: 1837-1983 http://www.ancestry.co.uk/search/db.aspx?dbid=8912&enc=1> about Jane Bassett Name: Jane Bassett Year of Registration: 1844 Quarter of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep District: Sevenoaks County: Kent Volume: 5 Page: 400	Jane BASSETT
230	relative of Jacques Jupile Du Boisverde?	Jean Jacques Louis BASSETT
231	Jeremiah Bassett, son of Joseph and Martha (Hobart) Bassett, was born around 1678 in Bridgewater, Massachusetts. He died 29 Jul 1768 in North Taunton, Massachusetts. He married Mary Felch on 3 Mar 1721. Jeremiah inherited the old homestead in 1713, sold it the same year and removed to Norton where he was the first school teacher. His mother was with him in Norton. Later he removed into the north part of Taunton where some of his descendants still lived in 1932, occupying a part of the old location near the triangular cemetery, opposite the Bassett Cemetery.	Jeremiah BASSETT
232	Jess Bassett - settled in Colorado.	Jess BASSETT
233	Jess Bassett - settled in Colorado.	Jess BASSETT
234	Jess Bassett - settled in Colorado.	Jess BASSETT
235	Other Bassetts buried in Paxton are: Bassett, Carl Orin 16 Jul 1936 - 16 Jul 1936 Bassett, Carol Ann 16 Jul 1936 - 16 Jul 1936 Bassett, Glen Alfred 29 Aug 1914 - 26 Feb 1989 Bassett, John Delbert 25 Mar 1913 - 27 Jul 1913 Bassett, Charles Edward 20 Jul 1909 - 7 Feb 1947 Bassett, Francis Patrick 2 Feb 1906 - 29 Jul 1917 Bassett, Minnie (Jorgensen) "Mabel" 21 Mar 1913 - 31 Mar 1995	Jesse Joseph BASSETT
236	Other Bassetts buried in Paxton are: Bassett, Carl Orin 16 Jul 1936 - 16 Jul 1936 Bassett, Carol Ann 16 Jul 1936 - 16 Jul 1936 Bassett, Glen Alfred 29 Aug 1914 - 26 Feb 1989 Bassett, John Delbert 25 Mar 1913 - 27 Jul 1913 Bassett, Charles Edward 20 Jul 1909 - 7 Feb 1947 Bassett, Francis Patrick 2 Feb 1906 - 29 Jul 1917 Bassett, Minnie (Jorgensen) "Mabel" 21 Mar 1913 - 31 Mar 1995	Jesse Joseph BASSETT
237	Joan married Thomas AYLESBURY, son of Philip DE AYLESBURY and Margaret DE KEYNES, about 1345 in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, England . (Thomas AYLESBURY was born about 1314 in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, England and died before 1349.)	Joan BASSETT
238	Joan married Thomas AYLESBURY, son of Philip DE AYLESBURY and Margaret DE KEYNES, about 1345 in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, England . (Thomas AYLESBURY was born about 1314 in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, England and died before 1349.)	Joan BASSETT
239	About the middle of the sixteenth century, the family of Basset became divided into two branches; the Devonshire branch descended from John, elder son of Sir John Basset, by Honora Grenville, which branch became extinct, in the male line, by the death of Francis Basset, Esq., about the year 1796; and the Cornish branch descended from George, younger son of Sir John and Honora above-mentioned. Before the separation of the branches, this ancient family had married the heiresses of Balun, Walleis, Helligan (fn. 8) , Beaumont, and Budockside. Since that separation, the Cornish branch has married the heiresses of Delbridge, Hele, and Pendarves, and coheiresses of Spencer and Prideaux. By the coheiress of Spencer there was no issue. Francis Basset, Esq., the immediate descendant and male representative of the Bassets of Devonshire and Cornwall, was created a baronet in 1779, and in 1796 a baron, by the title of Lord de Dunstanville, of Tehidy Park, in the county of Cornwall, to him and the heirs-male of his body: in 1797, he was created also Lord Basset of Stratton, with remainder, in default of his own issue-male, to Frances, his only daughter, and her issue male. From: 'General history: Nobility, earldom and ennobled families', Magna Britannia: volume 3: Cornwall (1814), pp. LXXII-LXXVIII. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=50614. Date accessed: 21 August 2008.	Sir John BASSETT
240	John Bassett, son of John Bassett, was christened 19 Jan 1789 in St. Enoder, Cornwall. He died 30 Sep 1866 in Lostweithiel, Cornwall. He married (1) Mary Cole. He married (2) Catherine Bone Retallack on 18 Apr 1822 in St. Enoder, Cornwall. 1841 British Census of Chytane, St. Enoder, Cornwall 1851 British Census of Fore St., Lostwithiel, Cornwall 1861 British Census of Lostwithiel, Cornwall	John BASSETT
241	John Bassett, son of John Bassett, was christened 19 Jan 1789 in St. Enoder, Cornwall. He died 30 Sep 1866 in Lostweithiel, Cornwall. He married (1) Mary Cole. He married (2) Catherine Bone Retallack on 18 Apr 1822 in St. Enoder, Cornwall. 1841 British Census of Chytane, St. Enoder, Cornwall 1851 British Census of Fore St., Lostwithiel, Cornwall 1861 British Census of Lostwithiel, Cornwall	John BASSETT
242	John Bassett, son of John Bassett, was christened 19 Jan 1789 in St. Enoder, Cornwall. He died 30 Sep 1866 in Lostweithiel, Cornwall. He married (1) Mary Cole. He married (2) Catherine Bone Retallack on 18 Apr 1822 in St. Enoder, Cornwall. 1841 British Census of Chytane, St. Enoder, Cornwall 1851 British Census of Fore St., Lostwithiel, Cornwall 1861 British Census of Lostwithiel, Cornwall	John BASSETT
243	. He was a farmer. He lived at Chytan, St. Enoder. He inherited Burthy Bruin, St. Enoder from his father; Chaprase, Higher Burthy Row, Fraddon, Wolas/Neadon Wolas, Trefullock, Trevarren in St. Columb Major; Crugavose & St. Stephens from his grandfather.	John BASSETT
244	. He was a farmer. He lived at Chytan, St. Enoder. He inherited Burthy Bruin, St. Enoder from his father; Chaprase, Higher Burthy Row, Fraddon, Wolas/Neadon Wolas, Trefullock, Trevarren in St. Columb Major; Crugavose & St. Stephens from his grandfather.	John BASSETT
245	. He was a farmer. He lived at Chytan, St. Enoder. He inherited Burthy Bruin, St. Enoder from his father; Chaprase, Higher Burthy Row, Fraddon, Wolas/Neadon Wolas, Trefullock, Trevarren in St. Columb Major; Crugavose & St. Stephens from his grandfather.	John BASSETT
246	1851 British Census of Cottage, Swaffham, Oxborough, Norfolk John Bassett57 M HeadOxborough - NorfolkAg Farm Labourer Susanna57 F WifeBeachamwell - NorfolkLabourers Wife	John BASSETT
247	1881 Canadian Census of Hope, Durham East, Ontario John Bassett51 M EnglandFarmerC. Methodist Cathren A. 47 F OntarioC. Methodist Anamerela 23 F OntarioPost Office Clerk C. Methodist Eli 21 M Ontario Cider Manufacturer C. Methodist Cynthie 17 F Ontario C. Methodist Elizabeth 13 F OntarioC. Methodist Edith E. 9 F Ontario C. Methodist John W. 7 M OntarioC. Methodist Angeline 5 F Ontario C. Methodist St. John's Anglican Cemetery John Bassett (died 2 Jul 1910, age 80), h/o Catherine Catherine Ann Bassett (died 8 Nov 1927, aged 94y, 11m), born Ireland Ellen/Helen Bassett (died 23 Feb 1880, age 2m, 18d, born Hope Township, d/o John, died of lung disease. John W. Bassett (1874-24 May 1934), s/o John & Catherine Henry Bassett (died 9 Mar 1868, age 7), born Hope Twp., died of scarlet fever. Martha Bassett (died 2 Feb 1867) (Child of John & Catherine?) Sarah Bassett (died 24 Jan 1867) (Child of John & Catherine?)	John BASSETT
248	Beatrice may have died before 1841 and John may have married Elizabeth Hill on 4 Jun 1828 as 1841 and 1851 census records only show John with a wife Elizabeth.	John BASSETT
249	England & Wales, FreeBMD Death Index: 1837-1983 about John Bassett Name: John Bassett Estimated birth year: abt 1811 Year of Registration: 1880 Quarter of Registration: Oct-Nov-Dec Age at Death: 69 DISTRICT: Cranbrook County: Kent, Sussex Volume: 2a Page: 391	John BASSETT
250	Inherited the estates of his nephew who died without any other heirs	John BASSETT