| Birth |
1888 |
Youngs Station, New York, per marr record, she's daughter of Wm H Johnson and Carrie B Whitney |
| Marriage |
20 November 1909 |
George A Jones; Masonville, Delaware Co., New York, "Geo A Jones 20, s.of Albert L & Sarah Colony Nov 20, 1909 and Mabel L Johnston 21, d. of Wm H & Carrie Whitney"1 |
| (InHomeOf) Census1920 |
1920 |
George A Jones; ED 168 sht 5a pg 235 #110-114, Masonville, Delaware Co., New York, Jones, George 30 b.NY farmer |
| Marriage |
15 May 1923 |
Charles H Storing; Masonville, Delaware Co., New York, "Chas. H Storing 51, s. of Clark & Jane Graves and Mable L Jones 23, d. of Wm H Johnston & Carrie B Whitney". Both reside Masonville2 |
| Death |
|
Masonville, Delaware Co., New York |
| Burial |
|
Pine Hill Rd Cemetery, Masonville, Delaware Co., New York, Behind her tombstone are stones for some Johnstons - don't know if her parents or not |
| Birth |
29 August 1808 |
Rutland Co., Vermont |
| Residence |
1815 |
Lived in Geauga & Licking Counties and moved to Athens Co at age 7 per Pat Madson. Need to track down Pat Madson who is source of residence info to see how she got that info. Even though where he was raised makes sense, how did he got to Athens county at so young an age? |
| Marriage |
2 March 1834 |
Mary Elizabeth McFarlan; Athens Co., Ohio |
| Census1840 |
1840 |
pg 347, Alexander Twnshp, Athens Co., Ohio, Bassett, R L - 1m0-5 (Henry), 1m5-10 (James), 1m30-40 (Robert), 1f0-5 (Marilla), 1f20-30 (Mary)
Witness: Mary Elizabeth McFarlan
Witness: James Will Bassett
Witness: Marilla "Rilla" Bassett
Witness: Henry Bassett |
| Census1850 |
1850 |
pg 54a #733-749, Alexander Twnshp, Athens Co., Ohio, Basset, Robert 42 b.VT farmer
InHomeOf: Mary Elizabeth McFarlan
InHomeOf: James Will Bassett
InHomeOf: Marilla "Rilla" Bassett
InHomeOf: Henry Bassett
InHomeOf: Emily "Emma" Bassett
InHomeOf: Harriet Bassett
InHomeOf: Edwin Bassett
InHomeOf: Samuel C Bassett |
| Census1860 |
1860 |
pg 237-8, Union Twnshp, Warren Co., Iowa, Bassett, Robert L 52 b.VT farmer $2000-$650
InHomeOf: William Bassett
InHomeOf: Mary Elizabeth McFarlan
InHomeOf: Harriet Bassett
InHomeOf: Samuel C Bassett
InHomeOf: Edwin Bassett
InHomeOf: Martha Ann Bassett (twin)
InHomeOf: Clara Bassett (twin)
InHomeOf: Clarence Bassett (twin)
InHomeOf: Robert Loren Bassett Jr |
| Deed |
10 June 1865 |
Athens Co., Ohio, from Adair Co MO, Robert L Bassett & Mary his wife sold land to a Saml Woodruff bk 32 pg 296 (SLC 311645) - copied pages to decypher later |
| Marriage |
between 1866 and 1870 |
Rebecca (__________) |
| Census1870 |
1870 |
Twnshp 63 Range 15, Adair Co., Missouri, Bassett, Robert L 61 b.VT farmer $2600-$1100
InHomeOf: Rebecca (__________)
InHomeOf: Martha Ann Bassett (twin)
InHomeOf: Mary Elizabeth Bassett (twin)
InHomeOf: Clara Bassett (twin)
InHomeOf: Clarence Bassett (twin)
InHomeOf: Robert Loren Bassett Jr
InHomeOf: William Bassett |
| Death |
April 1876 |
Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri |
| Birth |
26 March 1783 |
Rutland Co., Vermont |
| Marriage |
9 April 1809 |
Samuel Chipman Bassett; Rutland Co., Vermont |
| Marriage |
28 January 1817 |
Aaron Daniels; Concord, Lake Co., Ohio |
| Note |
1840 |
Lake Co., Ohio, Lake County split from Geauga County in 1840 |
| Obituary |
|
Geauga Co., Ohio, get copy of obit which is listed in the Painesville Telegraph Obituary Index - not at SLC
Also get copies of one for Harmon O Bassett d.15 Jan 1968 and Oliver H Basseett d. 25 Mar 1935 |
| Death |
22 March 1849 |
Mentor, Lake Co., Ohio |
| Census1850 |
1850 |
Lake Co., Ohio, She's on 1850 mortality schedule (last entry for county) age 65 died of cancer. |
| Birth |
1816 |
Athens, Athens Co., Ohio |
| Marriage |
2 March 1834 |
Robert Loren Bassett; Athens Co., Ohio |
| (Witness) Census1840 |
1840 |
Robert Loren Bassett; pg 347, Alexander Twnshp, Athens Co., Ohio, Bassett, R L - 1m0-5 (Henry), 1m5-10 (James), 1m30-40 (Robert), 1f0-5 (Marilla), 1f20-30 (Mary) |
| (InHomeOf) Census1850 |
1850 |
Robert Loren Bassett; pg 54a #733-749, Alexander Twnshp, Athens Co., Ohio, Basset, Robert 42 b.VT farmer |
| (InHomeOf) Census1860 |
1860 |
Robert Loren Bassett; pg 237-8, Union Twnshp, Warren Co., Iowa, Bassett, Robert L 52 b.VT farmer $2000-$650 |
| Death |
1866 |
Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri |
| Note |
|
He(r)man A Bassett; Proof that Oliver Harmon Bassett and Heman Bassett are brothers, and the sons of Samuel Chipman Bassett: We have proof (by DNA) that He(r)man who married 1) Englebert & 2) Mary Chambers is one of the two son's by Anna Harmon. Oliver Harmon Bassett's daughter Semira specifically says that her mother married her father's brother Herman. It is interesting to note that someone else also had Lucy married to both Oliver Harmon and Herman
Christensen triviton@msn.com on Ancestry:
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2104442&id=I103941668
has this Lucy Celesta Stanton married to both a Heman and an Oliver Harman. |
| Note |
|
Oliver H Bassett; is Oliver H (b. 1847) any relation of Oliver Harmon (b.ca.1812) ??? or could he be a son of Stephen Bassett? |
| Birth |
1812 |
Vermont, year estimate, VT based on the fact that parents didn't move to OH til 1814 |
| Marriage |
circa 1833 |
Lucy Celesta Stanton; date guess based on birth of son probably OH |
| (Witness) History |
1 May 1834 |
It was in 1834 that Joseph Smith formed and led a paramilitary unit known as Zion's Camp on a 900-mile march from church headquarters in Ohio to western Missouri, in an attempt to restore the Missouri Mormons to the lands from which they had been driven. This trail started in Kirtland, Ohio (left May 1st), and proceeded via Akron, Mansfield, and Dayton, Ohio; Richmond, Indianapolis, and Clinton, Indiana; Paris, Decatur, Springfield and Pittsfield, Illinois; Louisiana, Moberly, and Richmond, to near Liberty, Missouri. |
| MovedTo |
March 1839 |
Lucy Celesta Stanton; Quincy, Adams Co., Illinois, daughter says "when I was ten months old"1 |
| Event-Misc |
1842 |
That he had three children by this time is found in his daugher's autobiography.
"My father and mother separated when I was 4 years old, I then went to live with my grandparents in Lima. My father had so little faith in Mormonism he wished to return to Ohio to his mother and take his 3 children with him."
No indication whether the grandparents in Lima were the Stantons or not, not sure where they lived at this time. Also unknown is if he did indeed take the children for awhile or not but later implication is that he took son but not daughters.1 |
| Divorce |
6 September 1843 |
Lucy Celesta Stanton; Quincy, Adams Co., Illinois, SLC 1839548 The "card" describing says:
6 Sep 1843 Box C9 Case 294 Divorce
Bassett, Harmon (c)
Bassett, Lucy Ann (d)
and has the following (w)
Crandall, Sally
Cook, Warren
Graham, Carter
Whitney, Mr (the carpenter)
Next is the envelope cover that has their names and Divorce and Disposed of September Term 1843.
Next is the notice to the sheriff to summom the 4 witnesses.
Next is the actual Subpoena. On the side of it is "This ____ is returned without service by order of the Plaintiff"
And that's it. The implication is that he started to file for divorce but changed his mind. But his daughter's autobiography states that they split up when she was about 4, so who knows if the divorce actual took place. Since there is so little info, I did not copy the pages. |
| Marriage |
14 November 1846 |
Marion Prior; Clark Co., Missouri, per Missouri Marriages to 1850 Record on Ancestry |
| Census1850 |
1850 |
NOT in Pottawattamie IA where daughter LaCelestine evidently went with her Stanton grandparents (they are there in the census). |
| MovedTo |
1 June 1852 |
Semira LaCelestine Rosalin Bassett; Utah, Semira said: We moved to Utah, my father mother and brother all going back into the eastern States we arrived in Salt Lake City Sept 28 after a long and tedious journey.1 |
| Death |
1853 |
source? AFN? |