My first source of info for all this page is my father's late brother, James Bassett Gwin II.  Page 46 of his work is entitled BASSET FAMILY HISTORY and starts out:

"Compiled by James Basset Gwin II of 2918 45 St New Orleans 20, LA in the year 1949 from records submitted from the collections of Kate L. Gwin Tuscaloosa Al, and Edith Snow, Washington, DC.  Information obtained from Major Champ Carter McCullough who employed genealogists to trace this ancestry. "

My second source is Mr. Jeffrey Neil Bassett, Jnbassett@aol.com, who saw my page and sent me information he said came from Elizabeth Nitschke Hicks.  I cut his info apart and added each piece where it was applicable.  Thus each note preceded by JB/ENH came from him.

My third source is Ms. Elizabeth (Liz) Nitschke Hicks herself , erootrot@usa.net , my third cousin once removed.

A fourth source is the book (a copy of which I own)  Memories of Old Cahaba, c 1905 by Anna M. Gayle Fry, published for the author by the Publishing House of the M. E. Church, South, Nashville, Tenn./Dallas, Tex., 1908; reprinted 1972 by The Strode Publishers, Huntsville, Alabama.

In Sep 2002, 3rd Cousin Ann Gray sent me information on 4.1--Charlotte Basset Derby's descendants.

In Feb 2005, 2nd Cousin once removed Beth Whitaker sent me information on 4.6--Mary Ann Basset Boykin's descendants.

In Oct 2006, 3rd Cousin Ellen Kohjima sent me updated information on her own family.

22.00--Jean Jaques Basset; m. 20 Aug 1767 in Christchurch, Yorkshire, England by E. Willan (sp?) Vicar, to Marie Lavalette; 2 sons.
JB/ENH notes:
53B. Jean Jacques Luis Basset m. Marie Lavalette on 20 Aug 1767 in Christchurch, Yorkshire, England.

Liz Hicks sent me many items regarding this family, including a photocopy of the old 1767 marriage license.  I copy it here with typeset words in boldface type and handwritten words in italic type.  The five signatures are also underlined.
 

23.01--One of the two sons (no name listed) emigrated to America, family all died in Philadelphia. 23.02--John James Louis Basset(Jr.?) m. Mary Miles, an English girl; settled in Sussex, England; 14 children

JB/ENH notes:
*53B1. Jean Jacques Luis "James" Basset - m. Mary Miles 13 Jun 1803 in St. Marylebone, London, Eng.; some of this family also emigrated to America, but who came at what time/times is unclear.  William (3.5 below) and his family came just after the birth of their daughter Ida Eliza and before the birth of their son John, so it was sometime between late 1845 and early 1847 (see 1850 and 1860 census notes at bottom of page).

24.01--James Basset (m. Susannah Snewin) at least one child
24.02--Mary Basset (m. Mr. Isaacs)--died without issue
24.03--Charlotte Basset (m. Fred Cheesman) at least 6 children
24.04--George Basset (m. unknown) at least one child
24.05--William Basset--see below
24.06--Louis Basset (m. Sarah Gwin. ) 2 children
24.07--Sarah Basset (m. Robert Jordan) 2 children
24.08--John Miles Basset never married--died without issue
24.09--Henry Basset never married--died without issue
24.10--Joseph Lavalette Basset (m1. Ann Gwin; m2. Kitty High Blann) 5 children
24.11--Emma Maria Basset(m3. Carl Ludwig Nitschke) 6 children
24.12--Thomas Archibald Basset, or  Thomas Basset (twin)  never married--died without issue
24.13--Charles Basset, or Archibald Basset (twin) never married--died without issue
24.14--Robert Basset or Charles Robert Basset never married--died without issue
(24.15)--Harry Bridger (called Henry)--maybe adopted, maybe only a close friend

24.05--William Basset, (my gg-grandparents!), b. 21 Feb 1812 at Worthing, Sussex Co., Eng. (age 48 in the 1860 US Census of Cahaba, AL); d. 5 Mar 1866, age 54 years 14 days, of smallpox in Cahaba, AL; bd. at the historic New Cem., Cahaba, AL  (Liz Hicks sent me photos of his grave--a special THANK you, Liz! And now I've been able to see it myself in person a couple of times.); m. (according to one source) on 11 Nov 1834 in East Sussex, but (according to another source) by banns at Broadwater Church in Sussex by Rev. Peter Wood on 22 Jan 1837 [I tend to accept the later date because of the closer proximity to daughter Charlotte's date of birth] to Harriet Bowley of Rotherfield, Eng. (Harriett b. 28 Jul 1811 at Clymping, baptised 6 Aug 1821 Clymping, Eng. [age 48 in the 1860 US Census of Cahaba, AL--age listed as 59 in the 16 Aug 1870 census of Portland Beat,. Dallas Co., AL, but as 66! in 1880 census of Boykins, Dallas Co., AL]; d/o Edmund and Kitty Bowley; she never re-married, living the remainder of her years with her son James; d. 15 Feb 1897, according to her tombstone, at age 84; she and sons James and John are all bd. in the Grace Episcopal Ch. Cem. on the east side of Rt. 41 about a mile ene of the intersection of the road that goes south to Tilden, AL, in the very southwestern corner of Dallas Co.)  [Liz Hicks note: St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal church they belonged to in Old Cahaba was moved to Martins' Station, Dallas Co., AL, and stood there until 2008 when it was carefully dismantled and moved back to Cahaba where it is being restored.]; 6 children; [John Gwin Note: The 1850 Census of Cahaba Beat, Dallas Co., AL, gives a disputed clue as to when this family arrived: daughter Ida Eliza, age 6 in 1850, was born in England, while the next born, John, age 4, was born in Alabama; thus, the family had to have arrived between 1844 and 1846. But here's the rub: Liz Hicks reports that William and Harriet's ship sailed from Liverpool 29 Nov 1847, so it wouldn't have arrived in the US until late December 1847 or early January 1848.  This would've made John's age in the 1850 census 2, not 4.  If the 1850 census data is correct, they had to have traveled a couple of years earlier.  However, if Liz's info is correct, then the 1850 census taker must've made a mistake as to where John was born.];

Above: William Basset's grave in the New Cemetery at Old Cahaba; right: a closeup of the gravestone's inscription

Name--Home, 1880 (City,Co.,St.)--1880 Age-<Est.YOB>-POB--Sex--Rel.2HoH
Harriet BASSETT Boykins, Dallas, AL 66 <1814> ENGLAND  Female  Mother
Jas. BASSETT Boykins, Dallas, AL 40 <1840> ENGLAND  Male  Self

Family as it appears in 1880 Census of Mantua, Lancaster Co., VA Name--Home, 1880 (City,Co.,St.)--1880 Age-<Est.YOB>-POB--Sex--Rel.2HoH Henry L. DERBY Mantua, Lancaster, VA 37 <1843> Virginia  Male  Self Charlotte DERBY Mantua, Lancaster, VA 42 <1838> ENG.  Female  Other Hattie A. DERBY Mantua, Lancaster, VA 18 <1862> Alabama  Female  Other Mary C. DERBY Mantua, Lancaster, VA 6 <1874> Virginia  Female  Other William P. DERBY Mantua, Lancaster, VA 4 <1876> Virginia  Male  Other Landon B. DERBY Mantua, Lancaster, VA 2 <1878> Virginia  Male  Other

26.01--Martha Ann "Mattie" Derby, b. 25 Oct 1860 at Cahaba, AL; d. 7 Dec 1949; bd. unk; m. 2 Jan 1878 to Julian Franklin Snow (b. 28 Sep 1855; d. 12 Feb 1817; 8 ch.

Family as it appears in 1880 Census of Mantua, Lancaster Co., VA
Name--Home, 1880 (City,Co.,St.)--1880 Age-<Est.YOB>-POB--Sex--Rel.2HoH
Julian F. SNOW Mantua, Lancaster, VA 24 <1856> Virginia  Male  Self
Mattie A. SNOW Mantua, Lancaster, VA 18 <1862> Virginia  Female  Wife

27.01--Edith E. Snow, b. 11 Jul 1880 at Lancaster, VA; d. after ; bd. unk; never married; no known ch.;

27.02--Charlotte Ann Snow, b. 5 Jun 1882 at Lancaster, VA; bd. unk; never married; no known ch.;

27.03--Julian Owen Snow, b. 16 Feb 1885 at Carter's Creek, VA; bd. unk; m. 24 Dec 1909 to Margueritte Brittingham; 2 ch.;

28.01--Evelyn Charlotte Snow, 26 Sep 1910 at Baltimore, MD; m. 18 Aug 1934 to Frank E. Peters; 1 ch.;

29.01--Thomas Jacob Peters, b. 7 Nov 1942; d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk; ch. unk;

28.02--Dorothy Virginia Snow, b. 15 May 1914 at Baltimore, MD; d. unk; bd. unk; m.27 Jun 1936 to Lt. Henry William Buse, Jr., USN; 2 ch.

29.01--Barbara Buse, b. 2 Sep 1939 at Philadelphia, PA; d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk; ch. unk;

29.02--Henry William Buse III, b. Jun 1942 at Philadelphia, PA; d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk; ch. unk;

27.04--Harriet Derby Snow, b.24 Oct 1888 at James Wharf, VA; bd. unk; m. unk.; no known ch.;

27.05--Charles Chapman Snow, b. 31 Jan 1890 at James Wharf, VA; bd. unk; m. 22 Jun 1922 to Opal Jane Ramey; 3 ch.;

28.01--Mildred Jane Snow, b. 10 Jun 1923 at Chicago, IL; d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk; no known ch.;

28.02--Mary Ball Snow, b. 20 Jan 1929 at Princeton, IN; d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk; no known ch.;

28.03--Elizabeth Ann Snow, b. 10 Oct 1932 at Princeton, IN; d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk; no known ch.;

27.06--Mary Lucile Snow, b. 17 Jan 1892 at North Cumberland, VA; d. unk; bd. unk; m. 5 Jun 1915 to William M. Upshur; 5 ch.;

28.01--Caroline Crowder Upshur, b. 10 Jun 1917 at Cheriton, VA; d. unk; bd. unk; m. 21 Nov 1940 to Herbert Fletcher Greene, Jr. (b. unk; d. 16 Jul 1943 in a plane crash at Fort Sill, OK; bd., unk); no ch.;

28.02--Jean Snow Upshur, b. 5 Aug 1919 at Cheriton, VA; d. unk; bd. unk; m. 31 Mar 1943 to Ensign Jacob Lee Johnson, USN; 1 ch;

29.01--Jean Upshur Johnson, b. 13 Sep 1946 at Charlottesville, VA; d. unk.; bd. unk; m. unk; ch. unk;

28.03--Martha Ann Upshur, b. 15 Aug 1923 at Cheriton, VA; d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk; ch. unk;

28.04--Lucille Derby Upshur, b. 21 Jul 1925 at Baltimore, MD; d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk; ch. unk;

27.07--Margaret Franklin Snow, b. 23 Jun 1895 at Wicomico Church, VA; bd. unk; m. 2 Jun 1923 to Rev. James Calloway Clark, a Presbyterian minister; 2 ch.;

28.01--Margaret Calloway Clark, b. 15 Sep 1924 at Iron Gate, VA; d. unk; bd. unk; m. 14 Mar 1945 to William G. Bowdler of Argentina, S.A.; ch. unk;

28.02--Ann Bowie Clark, b. 13 Aug 1925 at Frostburg, MD; d. unk; bd. unk; m. 8 Sep 1949 to Randy Quincy Little, Jr. of NC; ch. unk;

27.08--Amy Harding Snow, b. 28 Sep 1898 at Wicomico Church, VA; d. unk; bd. unk; m. 23 Nov 1926 to Harry Charles Hoffman of Baltimore, MD; no known ch.;

26.02--Harriet Alexander "Hattie" Derby, b. 26 Apr 1862; d. 21 Feb 1927; never married; no ch.

Charlotte m2. 9 Nov 1871 to Rev. Henry Landon Derby, younger brother of Charlotte's first husband and also an Episcopal minister; (b. 14 May 1843; d. 21 Jul 1909; bd. unk.); 5 ch. (7 total);

26.03--Henry Owen Derby, b. 28 Aug 1872; d. 28 Dec 1878, aged 6 years, 4 months; bd. unk.;

26.04--Mary Charlotte Derby, b. 21 Feb 1874; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. 6 Nov 1895 to Dr. John Hack Ayres (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); 4 ch.;

27.01--Blackstone Drummond Ayres, b. 1 Aug 1896 at Accomac, VA; d. unk; bd. unk; m. 23 Sep 1929 to Nellie Marie Bird (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); 3 ch.;

28.01--John Hack Ayres II, b. 28 Dec 1930; d. 25 Jan 1931, age 28 days; bd. unk;
28.02--Ann Bird Ayres, b. 11 Jul 1932; d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk; no known ch.;
28.03--Blackstone Drummond Ayres, Jr., b. 22 Jun 1934; d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk; unk. ch.;

27.02--Elizabeth Hack Ayres, b. 8 Feb 1898; d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk; unk. ch.;

27.03--John Cropper Ayres, b. 30 Dec 1899; d. 25 Jan 1926, age 27; bd. unk; m. unk; unk. ch.;

27.04--Mary Derby Ayres, b. 25 Feb 1902 at Accomac, VA; d. unk; bd. unk; m. 30 Jun 1933 to James Randolph Vivian Daniel, Jr.; 1 ch.;

28.01--James Randolph Vivian Daniel, III; b. 1 Sep 1934; d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk;  unk. ch.;

26.05--William Perry Derby, b. 24 Dec 1875; d. 9 Jan 1955; bd. unk; m. 21 Apr 1904 to Beulah Herridon Thompson (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); unk. ch.;

26.06--Landon Basset Derby, b. 15 Sep 1877; d. 11 May 1915, age 37; bd. unk.; m1. 4 Nov 1903 to Harriet Wise Wilkins (b. 8 Feb 1883; m2. 25 Jun 1919 to Charles Upshur Ayres; 1 ch: Charles Upshur Ayres, Jr., b. 5 Feb 1921); 3 ch.;

30.01--William Landon Derby, Jr., b. 25 Jun 2006 in Dallas, TX;

30.02--Sophia Deniro Derby, b. 20 Mar 2009 in Dallas, TX;

From: Derby, William L  williamdotderbyatpfizerdotcom Date: Aug 31, 2009 To: <jmcdgwin@zianet.com> Subject: Basset genealogy I would like to update your list of ancestors. James Landon Derby married Sara Jean Gillespie of Scarsdale, NY and had one son--me--William Landon Derby. I was born on 1/17/77 in Sao Paulo, Brazil. I married Allison Nicole Deniro of Atlanta, GA, and we have one son, William Landon Derby, Jr., b. on 6/25/06 in Dallas, TX, and one daughter, Sophia Deniro Derby born 3/20/09 in Dallas, TX.  We currently reside in Brooklyn, NY. Thank you for your hard work on this. It is a great resource. Billy Derby

28.01--Henry Landon Derby, b. 8 May 1935 at Accomac, VA; d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk; unk. ch.;

28.01--John Delzell Garst, Jr., b. 12 Jun 1937; d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk; unk. ch.;
28.01--Jane Wilkins Garst, b. 29 May 1940; d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk; unk. ch.;
28.01--David Blackburn Garst, b. 8 Apr 1948; d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk; unk. ch.;

27.02--Arthur Powell "Buddy" Gray III, b.2 Oct 1914 at Lawrenceville, VA; d. unk; bd. at Old St. Peter's Church (where Geo. and Martha Washington were married), Talleysville, VA; m. 15 Nov 1944 to Jane Scott Calvert (b. 14 Sep 1921; d. unk.; bd. at Old St. Peter's Church (where Geo. and Martha Washington were married), Talleysville, VA); 1ch.;

28.02--William Calvert Gray, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. Carolyn Jones (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); 3 ch.;

29.01--Jennifer Phillips Gray, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
29.02--Suzanne Calvert Gray, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
29.03--William Powell Gray, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;

28.01--Robert Manton Wilson, Jr. III, b. 5 Mar 1948; d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk;  unk. ch.;

28.02--Ellen Douglas Wilson, b. 4 Sep 1950; m. 14 Nov 1983 to Mitsuyoshi Kohjima (b. 1 Nov 1948); 2 sons;

29.01--Taishi Wilson Kohjima, b. 13 Aug 1985;
29.02--Joji Wilson Kohjima, b. 27 Oct 1987

From: "Ellen Kohjima" ekohjimaathotmaildotcom Date: Tue Oct 17, 2006  04:47:02 PM US/Mountain To: jmcdgwin@zianet.com Subject: RE: Thank you for signing my Guestbook! :-) Hi John--I was fascinated to read your geneology. I'm in there...I am listed as Ellen Douglas Wilson, which is correct, but now I am Ellen Wilson Kohjima, b. 4 Sep 1950; m. 14 Nov 1983 to Mitsuyoshi Kohjima (b. 1 Nov 1948); son Taishi Wilson Kohjima, b. 13 Aug 1985; son Joji Wilson Kohjima, b. 27 Oct 1987; my sister Elizabeth Stuart Wilson (b. 15 Apr 1956) m. Eric Wert (not Wirt)

28.03--Elizabeth Stuart Wilson, b. after 1948; m. Eric Wert (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); 3 ch.;

29.01--Laura Ellen Wert, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
29.02--Emma Rose Wert, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;
29.03--Alexandra Raeth Wert, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;

25.02--James A. Basset, b. Saturday, 21 Sep 1839, at #17 East Street, Worthing, Sussex Co., Eng. (age 20 in the 1860 US Census of Cahaba, AL); d. 14 Jul 1921 at Tilden, AL, age 81 years, 10 mo.; bd. near his mother, and his brother John in Grace Episcopal Ch. Cem. loc. e. side of Hwy. 41 ca. 1 mi. n. of the intersection to Tilden in the far sw corner of Dallas Co., AL; never married; no known children; he is the James Bassett listed in the book, Memories of Old Cahaba  by Anna M. Gayle Fry in the appendix entitled simply "ROSTER":

Pvt. James Bassett enlisted in the 'Cahaba Rifles' (Co. F, 5th Alabama Regiment) for one year on April 10, 1861, at Cahaba--he was captured in battle at Boonesboro, MD, 14 Sep 1862 and exchanged 8 Oct 1862--he was captured at Gettysburg, PA, 1 July 1863, and sent to Fort Donnelson.

[James' age listed as 30 in 1870 census of Portland Beat, Dallas Co., where he is working in a (grist?) mill and he is living with his widowed mother and 18-year-old sister Mary Basset; his age is listed as 40 in 1880 US Census of Boykins, Dallas Co., AL, where his mother Harriet is also living;]

The following is taken from an ADAH page located at:
http://www.archives.state.al.us/civilwar/soldier.cfm?id=11614

Last Name: Basset  Date of Birth: 1829/09/21  Birth Information: England, Sussex County, Worthing. Date of Death:  Death Information:  Discharge Date:  Discharge Information:  Branch:

Regimental Unit: 5th Alabama  Company Unit: F  Co. Unit Name:  Pension Rec:  Authority: 1921 Census of Confederate Soldiers.  First Name: James    MI:  Marital Status:  Occupation:

Enlistment Date: 1861/04/10  Enlistment Information: Alabama, Cahaba, Private.  Engagements:  Engage. con't:  Remarks: Address, 1921: Minter, Alabama, R.F.D. 2 Box 40. Served until the end of the war in 1865.  Remarks con't:

The following is taken from an ADAH page located at:
http://www.archives.state.al.us/civilwar/soldier.cfm?id=11629
[This has to be the same James, telling us that his middle initial is A.]

Last Name: Bassett  Date of Birth:  Birth Information:  Date of Death:  Death Information:  Discharge Date:  Discharge Information:  Branch: Infantry

Regimental Unit: 5th Alabama Regiment  Company Unit: F  Co. Unit Name: Capt. C. C. Pegues - Col. R. R. Rodes  Pension Rec:  Authority: Photostat of roll in the USAGO from 1861/07/01 to 1861/09/01.  First Name: J    MI: A

Marital Status:  Occupation:  Enlistment Date: 1861/04/10  Enlistment Information: Alabama, Cahaba, Private.  Engagements:  Engage. con't:  Remarks: Enlisted for one year by C.C. Pegues. Company F (was G)  Remarks con't:

The following is taken from an ADAH page located at:
http://www.archives.state.al.us/civilwar/soldier.cfm?id=11630
[This has to be the same James, telling us more on the "Authority".]

Last Name: Bassett  Date of Birth:  Birth Information:  Date of Death:  Death Information:  Discharge Date:  Discharge Information:  Branch: Infantry

Regimental Unit: 5th Alabama Regiment  Company Unit: F  Co. Unit Name: Capt. C. C. Pegues - Col. R. R. Rodes  Pension Rec:  Authority: Photo of roll in the USAGO from 1861/09/01 to 1861/10/31; station Union Mills, Va, date 1861/10/31. First Name: J    MI: A

Marital Status:  Occupation:  Enlistment Date: 1861/04/10  Enlistment Information: Alabama, Cahaba, Private.  Engagements:  Engage. con't:  Remarks: Enlisted for one year by C.C. Pegues. Company F (was G)  Remarks con't:

The following is taken from an ADAH page located at:
http://www.archives.state.al.us/civilwar/soldier.cfm?id=11634
[This has to be the same James, telling us more on the "Discharge Date" and his Pension.]

Last Name: Bassett  Date of Birth:  Birth Information:  Date of Death:  Death Information:  Discharge Date:1865/04/00 Discharge Information:  Branch: Infantry

Regimental Unit: 5th Alabama Regiment  Company Unit: F  Co. Unit Name: Pension Rec:  Authority: Alabama Pension No. 11803, Dallas Co. First Name: James    MI: Marital Status:

Occupation:  Enlistment Date: 1861/04/10  Enlistment Information: Alabama, Cahaba, Private.  Engagements:  Engage. con't:  Remarks: Remarks con't: Pensioner, James Bassett. Witnesses: J.J. Babcock & G. Waring Smith.

The following is taken from an ADAH page located at:
http://www.archives.state.al.us/civilwar/soldier.cfm?id=11636
[This has to be the same James, telling us more on his "Company Unit" and "Authority".]Last Name: Bassett 
Date of Birth: 
Birth Information: 
Date of Death: 
Death Information: 
Discharge Date:
Discharge Information: 
Branch: Infantry Regimental Unit: 5th Alabama Regiment 
Company Unit: G
Co. Unit Name: Capt. C. C. Pegues
Pension Rec: 
Authority: Photostat of roll in USAGO dated from 1861/10/31 to1861/12/31, Station-Davis Ford, Va.
First Name: Jas    MI: A
Marital Status: Occupation: 
Enlistment Date: 1861/04/10 
Enlistment Information: Alabama, Cahaba, Private. 
Engagements: 
Engage. con't: 
Remarks:
Remarks con't:

25.03--Peter Lavalette Basset, b. 7 Jun 1842 at Weedman's Cottage in Worthing, Sussex Co., Eng. (age 17 in the 1860 US Census of Cahaba, AL); d. 12 Jul 1862 in the Civil War; presumed bd. at Richmond (see quote below); never married; no known children; he is the P. L. Bassett listed in the book, Memories of Old Cahaba  by Anna M. Gayle Fry in the appendix entitled simply "ROSTER";

Pvt. P. L. Bassett enlisted by Lt. Brown,in the 'Cahaba Rifles' (Co. F, 5th Alabama Regiment) for one year on July 27, 1861, at Cahaba and died July 12, 1862, at Banner Hospital, Richmond, VA, of wounds received in the Battle of Richmond June 27.

And here are four more entries for various military records transcribed and sent to me by Cousin Liz Nitschke Hicks:

P. L. Bassett, Pvt. Old Co. G, 5 Reg't Ala Appears on Company Muster Roll for July & Aug, 1861 Enlisted: July 25, 1861 Cahaba by M. J. Brown Period 9 mos 18 d. Present

P. L. Bassett, Pvt. Old Co. G Appears on Company Muster Roll for Nov & Dec, 1861 Last paid by Capt. J. D. Webb AQM to what time: Nov. 1, 1861 Present

P. L. Bassett, Pvt. Old Co. G Appears on Company Muster Roll for Sep & Oct, 1861 Last paid: by J. D. Webb AQM to what time: Sept. 1, 1861 Present

Peter S. Bassett [John M. Gwin Note: I believe this middle initial ess to be a mis-transcribed ell, a very easy error to make with 19th-century handwriting.] Co. F, 5 Ala Reg Appears on a Register containing a record of the Property of Deceased Confederate Soldiers Date of death: July 12, 1862, Hospital Remarks:  Paid Col. W. H. Fowler agent Mch 15, 1865 Confed. Arch., Capt. 1, File No. 28, page Alph.

The following is taken from an ADAH page located at:
http://www.archives.state.al.us/civilwar/soldier.cfm?id=11614

Last Name: Bassett  Date of Birth:  Birth Information:  Date of Death:  Death Information:  Discharge Date:  Discharge Information:  Branch: Infantry Regimental Unit: 5th Alabama Regiment

Company Unit: F  Co. Unit Name: Capt. C.C. Pegues-Col. R.E.Rodes.  Pension Rec:  Authority: Phostat of roll in the USAGO from 1861/07/01 to 1861/09/01.  First Name: Peter    MI: L  Marital Status:  Occupation:

Enlistment Date: 1861/07/25  Enlistment Information: Alabama, Cahaba, Private,  Engagements:  Engage. con't:  Remarks: Enlisted by M.J. Brown for 9 months, 18 days. Company F (was D)  Remarks con't:

The following is taken from an ADAH page located at:
http://www.archives.state.al.us/civilwar/soldier.cfm?id=11639

Last Name: Bassett  Date of Birth:  Birth Information:  Date of Death:  Death Information:  Discharge Date:  Discharge Information:  Branch: Infantry

Regimental Unit: 5th Alabama Regiment  Company Unit: F  Co. Unit Name: Capt. C.C. Pegues-Col. R.E.Rodes.  Pension Rec:  Authority: Photostat of roll in the USAGO from 1861/09/01 to 1861/10/31; station Union Mills, Va. First Name: Peter    MI: L  Marital Status:

Occupation: Enlistment Date: 1861/07/25  Enlistment Information: Alabama, Cahaba, Private,  Engagements:  Engage. con't:  Remarks: Enlisted by M.J. Brown for 9 months, 18 days. Company F (was G)  Remarks con't:

 The following is taken from an ADAH page located at:
http://www.archives.state.al.us/civilwar/soldier.cfm?id=11637

Last Name: Bassett  Date of Birth:  Birth Information:  Date of Death:  Death Information:  Discharge Date:  Discharge Information:  Branch: Infantry

Regimental Unit: 5th Alabama Regiment  Company Unit: G Co. Unit Name: Pension Rec:  Authority: Photostat of roll in USAGO dated from 10/31 to 12/31/1861 Station Davis Ford, VA. First Name: Peter    MI: L  Marital Status:

Occupation:  Enlistment Date: 1861/07/25  Enlistment Information: Alabama, Cahaba, Private,  Engagements:  Engage. con't:  Remarks: Enlisted by M.J. Brown  Remarks con't:

The following is taken from an ADAH page located at:
http://www.archives.state.al.us/civilwar/soldier.cfm?id=11640

Last Name: Bassett  Date of Birth:  Birth Information:England Date of Death: 1862/07/12 Death Information: Virginia, Richmond, Banner Hospital.  Discharge Date:  Discharge Information:  Branch: Infantry Regimental Unit: 5th Alabama Regiment  Company Unit: F

Co. Unit Name: Pension Rec:  Authority: Final Statement by Capt. E.B. Mosely Capt. Richmond Va .7/4/64 Approved by J.K. Elliott, Ast.Agt. First Name: Peter    MI: L  Marital Status:  Occupation:  Enlistment Date: 1861/07/25  Enlistment Information: Alabama, Cahaba, Private, Re-enlisted 1862/02/10.

Engagements:  Engage. con't:  Remarks: Enlisted by Capt. C.C. Pegues for 1 year.. Last paid by Capt.J.D. Webb, Q.M. to include 1861/12/31, and is entitled to pay therefrom to 1862/07/12, at which time he died. He has received the bounty of $50.00.   Remarks con't: He is entitled to commutatuon for clothing from 1862/04/10 to 1862/07/12. No effects.

25.04--Ida Eliza Bassett, nee Basset; (my g-grandparents!) b. 5 May 1845 in Worthing, Sussex Co., Eng. (age 15 in the 1860 US Census of Cahaba, AL); d. 8 Dec 1907; bd. together in City Cem., Wilsonville, Shelby Co., AL;  m. unk. date to William Sutton Gwin (b. 5 Jun 1848 at Cahaba, AL; d. 11 Sep 1916, the night before my father, Adrian Sutton Gwin (25.03--26.03--27.04 below), was born; thus, he became my father's namesake; bd. in City Cem., Wilsonville, Shelby Co., AL); 11 children, six of whom raised fams.; 17 known g-ch; read my transcription of a letter written by Ida to her son James Bassett Gwin, my grandpa, the summer of 1907--just months before she died; 26.01--Ida M. Gwin b. 5 Jul 1869; d. as infant 25 Jul 1870 26.02--William Bassett Gwin --b. 12 Dec 1870; d. as infant 30 Nov 1871. 26.03--James Bassett Gwin I b. 21 Apr 1872 at Frog Level, AL, near Bellevue, in Dallas Co., AL; d. 21 Oct 1921 under the wreck of Southern Railway #17 near Greensboro, AL, as the train's conductor; bd. at City Cem., Selma, AL; m. 22 Feb 1909 in Birmingham, AL, to Adrian ("Ada") Belle Vardaman (b. 3 Feb. 1877 in Coosa County, AL; d. 26 Feb 1954 in New Orleans, LA; bd. at Smyrna Primitive Baptist Church Cem. near Goodwater, Coosa Co., AL). 27.01--James Bassett Gwin II 28.01--Betty Gwin 28.02--Juanita Kate Gwin 27.02--John Vardaman Gwin, M.D. 28.01--John Vardaman Gwin, Jr. JVG m3. Catherine "Katy" Larkin 28.02--Sheila Adrian Gwin 28.03--Eileen Larkin Gwin 28.04--Daniel Gwin 27.03--Julia Ida Gwin m. Dr. Loo 28.01--Walter Loo 28.02--Michael Loo 27.04--Adrian Sutton Gwin m. Dorothy Lee Keeney 28.01--John McDonald Gwin 28.02--Patrick Forsythe Gwin 26.04--Kate Lula Gwin b. 4 Jul 1874; d. 22 Aug 1953; never married 26.05--William Sutton Gwin, Jr. (called "Duck") b. 25 Dec 1875; d. 1956 (?); m. 18 May 1909 to Georgia Craft (b.?; d.?); [JOHN GWIN NOTE:  My dad, Adrian Sutton Gwin (26.03--27.04 above) told me 14 Jul 2000 that he never met this uncle but heard of him all his life. He remembered that "Uncle Duck" lived in the Mobile, AL, area.] 27.01--William David (David William?) Gwin (called "the Duck's Bill") 26.06--John Louis Gwin b. 30 Sep 1877; d. 18 May 1942 in Arizona; m. 19 May 1906 to Ruth Irwin b. unk; d. 1930; no children 26.07--Lucy Jane Gwin b. 13 Jan 1879; d. 18 Nov (1957?) in Prescott, Arizona; m. 18 May 1898 to Lawson Rochester Hebb b. unk d. 13 Feb 1938; one child 27.01--Rochester Gwin Hebb 26.08--George Henry Gwin b. 10 Feb 1882 at Wilsonville, Ala., d. 8 Aug 1953; m. 27 Dec 1908 to Valera L. Riddle of Wilsonville b. _______ d. 26 Dec. 1976. [JOHN GWIN NOTE:  My dad, Adrian Sutton Gwin (6.3--7.4 above) told me 14 Jul 2000 that his uncle, George Henry Gwin, was a conductor for the Seaboard RR somewhere on the east coast and went on strike. In 1931, Dad and his family lived in Demopolis, AL, and that was the very year that Uncle George's family stopped to visit Dad's family for several days on their way to the west coast to live in Oregon where George continued to work as a railroad conductor and flagman. He believes that Aunt Valera may have died out in Oregon; regardless, Uncle George finally retired there and moved to Florida where he lived his remaining years. For several years Dad and their son, George H. Gwin II, exchanged Christmas cards, most recently in December 1998. Dad gave me cousin George's 1998 address in Miami Springs, FL, and I've written to him, but he's not responded.] 27.01--Henry R. (Riddle?) Gwin 27.02--Earl C. Gwin 27.03--Elmore S. Gwin 27.04--Ida Mae Gwin 27.05--George H. (Henry?) Gwin (II?) 27.06--James Bassett Gwin III 27.07--Walter Cliff Gwin 26.09--Maggie Bassett Gwin b. 14 May 1882; d. 1 Aug 1882--- died as infant 26.10--Nellie Densler Gwin b. 2 Apr 1887; d. 24 Oct 1948; m. George Marshal Marable. [JOHN GWIN NOTE:  My dad, Adrian Sutton Gwin (6.3--7.4 above) told me 14 Jul 2000 that he remembered "Aunt Nell" and her son Billy; it was in 1932, 33, or 34 that the two of them visited Dad's family's home in Anniston for several days. The Marables lived in Tuscaloosa at the time, as did Aunt Kate. He doesn't remember Mr. Marable being there on that visit, nor does he know whether he had died or they were separated or divorced, or was simply away on business.] 27.01--William (Billy) Marshall Marable 26.11--Peter King Gwin, Sr. b. 17 Oct 1888; d. 30 Jun 1956; m. 3 May 1911 to Betty Kate Cartwright of Tennessee (b. unk; d. 31 Aug 1929); P. K. G. Sr. m. Feb. 1940 to a widow, Mrs. Alma Rayner 27.01--Peter King Gwin, Jr. 27.02--Mary Elizabeth Gwin 27.03--Charles C. (Cartwright?) Gwin [JOHN GWIN NOTE: But my dad, Adrian Sutton Gwin, told me 14 Jul 2000 that Mary Elizabeth was the oldest of the three (b. about 1909-1912); PKG Jr. (Little Pete) was second (b. about 1912-1914); and Charles was youngest (b. about 1909-1912). He also told me that Aunt Betty died before MEG was married (1929). They all lived in Meridian, MS, where Uncle Pete was the Chief Dispatcher for the GMNO (Gulf, Mobile, and Northern RR). Dad didn't know what happened to Little Pete or Charles, but MEG married and moved to Pennsylvania.] There are many more fascinating details on Ida's and Sutt's family at his page.

25.05--John Archibald "Jack" Basset, b. at Cahaba, AL, 5 Jun 1847, according to his tombstone; d. 30 Dec 1870, according to his tombstone; John, his mother, and his brother James are all bd. in the Grace Episcopal Ch. Cem. on the east side of Rt. 41 about a mile ene of the intersection of the road that goes south to Tilden, AL, in the very southwestern corner of Dallas Co.; never married; unk. children;

25.06--Mary Ann Basset, b. 21 Jan 1850 at Cahaba, AL (b. 1849? age 11 in the 1860 US Census of Cahaba, AL); d. 20 Sep 1883, age 33, of "milk leg" [MWTNID: "postpartem thrombophlebitis of a femoral vein"]; bd. 22 Sep 1883 at St. Paul's Episcopal Ch. Cem., Carlowville, Dallas Co., AL, according to the church records copied below;  m. 15 Nov 1881 in Dallas Co., AL, to Robert Darrington Boykin (b. unk.; d. 1883--MURDERED by a carpetbagger who wanted RDB's plantation and hired and gave a gun to a 12-year-old black boy who shot RDB in the back as he sat at his desk in his own home, killing him; bd. unk); 1 child;

26.01--Charlotte Mary "Lottie" Boykin, b. 27 Aug 1882 (her mother died 11 months later); d. unk; bd. unk; m1. 2 Jul 1899 to her cousin, Francis Boykin Jones (b. 2 Jul 1872; d. 20 Sep 1902, age 30); no known ch.; m2. 2 Mar 1903 to her first husband's double first cousin Reginald Dawson Jones (b. 10 Feb 1871, s/o Gen. Richard Chenning Jones, CSA [injured at (Manassas?) sent home, served as president of Univ. of Alabama]; d. 5 Sep 1928, age 57); 10 ch. Baptisms by the Rev. Francis Beekman Lee, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Carlowville, Dallas County, Alabama ~ 1837-1894 ~ [Transcribed by William Beekman Henderson from the Register of St. Paul's Parish, Carlowville, AL, covering the period from June 1837 through June 1894, while his 2ndGGF, the Rev. Francis Beekman Lee, was Rector]

Nov 12, 1882, Boykin, Charlotte, dau of Robert and Mary Bassett Boykin; sponsors: Kate Boykin, Lottie Parker, James Bassett (Lottie's uncle, 4.2 above, who would later help raise her with his own mother's help.)

27.01--Estella Maria Jones, b. 28 Oct 1904 in Camden (Wilcox Co.), AL; d. 7 Nov 1904, age 10 days; bd. at Camden; [DESCENDANTS NOT POSSIBLE] [Estella and Maria were 2 different people, Beth thinks!]

27.02--Richard Chenning Jones, (II?), b. 1 Jan 1908 in Camden (Wilcox Co.), AL; d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk; no known ch.; [DESCENDANTS POSSIBLE]

27.03--James Basset Jones, b. 3 Sep 1911 in Camden (Wilcox Co.), AL; d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk; no known ch.; [DESCENDANTS POSSIBLE]

27.04--Robert Darrington Jones, b. 12 Sep 1912 in Camden (Wilcox Co.), AL; d. 2 Oct 1912, age 20 days; bd. unk; [DESCENDANTS NOT POSSIBLE]

27.05--Frances "Fannie" Tipton Jones, b. 16 Sep 1915 in Camden (Wilcox Co.), AL; d. unk; bd. unk; m. John Finn; ch.;

28.00--John McMasters Finn, b. unk., lives in NM; [DESCENDANTS POSSIBLE]

27.06--Katie Boykin Jones, b. 12 Sep 1916 in Camden (Wilcox Co.), AL; d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk; no known ch.; [DESCENDANTS POSSIBLE]

27.07--Reginald "Reggie" Dawson Jones, Jr., b. 1 Aug 1918 in Camden (Wilcox Co.), AL; d. age 86 of inoperable brain tumor on 26 Nov 2004 in Honolulu, HI; bd. HI; m. unk; ch.; [DESCENDANTS DEFINITE]

28.00--Jones, b.; [DESCENDANTS POSSIBLE]

27.08--Mary Ann Jones, b. 16 Apr 1922 in Camden (Wilcox Co.), AL; d. 10 Jul 1922, age ca. 7 wks; bd. unk; [DESCENDANTS NOT POSSIBLE]

27.09--Beth "Bessie" Hall Jones, b. 16 Jul 1923 in Camden (Wilcox Co.), AL; m. Joe Cecil Whitaker, Jr. (b. Jun 1923; d. 1997, age 75; Served in US Army Air Corps in WW2, piloted B-17s, flew 36 missions over Germany, flew on D-Day);

28.00--Joe Cecil Whitaker, III, b. ca. 1949, lives in GA; will m. on 26 Mar 2005 to Alicia (nee unk., b. ca. 1957); [DESCENDANTS POSSIBLE]

28.00--Lynn Whitaker, b. unk.; m. ca. 1972 to Mr. Baker, div. m. Mr. Mabry;

29.01--Catherine McKenna Baker, b. ca. 1973; vet, US Navy and USN Reserves; [DESCENDANTS POSSIBLE]

27.10--Lillian Boykin Jones, b. 2 Mar 1926 in Camden (Wilcox Co.), AL; d. unk; bd. unk; m. unk; no known ch.; [DESCENDANTS POSSIBLE]

Excerpts from the book Memories of Old Cahaba ):   From page 27:  "...several millinery establishments, shoe stores, the fashionable tailor shops of John and William Bassett (likely brothers 3.5 and 3.8 above) and Jerry Lister, and Brenner's tin shop."

"NEW CEMETERY -- Burials in this cemetery, which served Cahaba from 1848 to 1900, tell a story of the town in which many deaths resulted from diseases of infancy, childhood, and early adult life, yellow fever being a large factor.  Because of proximity to Gulf of Mexico ports, Cahaba had many plagues brought in by a constantly changing population.  The famous Bell Monument is in this cemetery. --Cahaba Historical Commission."

"WILLIAM BASSET, BORN AT WORTHING, SUSSEX CO., ENGLAND, FEB. 21, 1812, DIED MARCH 5, 1866

From the 1850 Federal Census of Cahawba Beat, Dallas County, Alabama (4 Nov 1850):
Household No. 526:
William Basset 38 M England Tailor 500
Harriett 38 F England
Charlotte 13 F England
James 11 M England
Peter 9 M England
Eliza 6 F England
John 4 M Alabama
M.A. 6/12 F Alabama
 

From the 1860 Federal Census of Cahaba Town, Dallas County, Alabama (2 Aug 1860)
William Basset 48 M England Tailor 1250 900
Harriet Basset 48 F England
James Basset 20 M England Carpenter
Peter Basset 17 M England Apprentice Jeweler
Ida Basset 15 F England
John Basset 13 M Alabama
M.A. Basset 11 F Alabama
C.A. Derby 32 M Virginia Clergyman P.E. 200
Charlotte Derby 22 F England

[John Gwin Note: The 1850 Census of Cahaba Beat, Dallas Co., AL, gives a disputed clue as to when this family arrived: daughter Ida Eliza, age 6 in 1850, was born in England, while the nextborn, John, age 4, was born in Alabama; thus, the family had to have arrived between 1844 and 1846. But here's the rub: Liz Hicks reports that William and Harriet's ship sailed from Liverpool 29 Nov 1847, so it wouldn't have arrived in the US until late December 1847 or early January 1848.  This would've made John's age in the 1850 census 2, not 4.  If the 1850 census data is correct, they had to have traveled a couple of years earlier.  However, if Liz's info is correct, then the 1850 census taker must've made a mistake as to where John was born.]

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Date (of Death? Funeral?)	Given Name	Surname	Notes on Cemeteries Funerals, etc.	Spouse	Parent	John Gwin Comment
Aug 18,1841	Anna Maria	Lee		Isaac McPherson Lee	dau of Paul Smiser Hutson Lee
Aug 15, 1847	Martha	Bissell			dau of Henry & Charlotte Bissell	This "Bissell" name could be a mistranscription of "Bassett". See my note on entry for 22 Sep 1883 below. If so, however, then who are these people?
Jan 11, 1848	Elizabeth	Adams
Feb 9, 1848	Lawrence E.	Dawson
Jul 26, 1848	(daughter)	Hall			dau of Francis Hall of Pleasant Hill	I speculate that this child was stillborn (or at least as yet unnamed) and either illegitimate or the daughter of a new widow
Oct 2, 1848	Julia Reynolds	Lee			Theodore Beekman Lee
May 18 1850	Wm	States			Reynolds
Jan 1, 1851	Dorothea Lee	Lee		Isaac McPherson Lee	dau of Francis Joseph Lee and Ann Lee Beekman
Apr 26, 1851	(Mr.)	Lewis 1	1. At Collirene, AL
Jan 2, 1852	Francis Joseph	Lee 2	2. Note: Francis Joseph Lee died December 30, 1852	Ann Lee Beekman Lee	son of Major Stephen Lee and Dorothea Alison (Smiser)
Apr 21, 1852	Paul S. H.	Lee 3	3. Note: Major Paul Smiser Hutson Lee died April 20, 1852	Lynch Helen Van Rhyn	son of Major Stephen Lee and Dorothea Alison (Smiser)
May 20, 1852	(infant son)	Kenniworth			son of Mrs. Eugenia Kenniworth
Jun 3, 1852	Melanie	Smiley			Dr. Smiley	A "Smyly", no given name, died 16 Sep 1840, aged 6 1/2 months, according to a tombstone at the Protestant Methodist cemetery across the road from St. Luke's Episcopal Ch. at Martin's Station, Dallas Co.
Sep 9, 1852	Mrs. Duncan	Lang		Duncan Lang
Sep 11, 1852	Mrs. Thomas	Riggs 4	4. At Pleasant Hill, AL	Thomas Riggs
Dec 10, 1854	Mary	Boykin 5	5. At Tilden, AL
Sep 30, 1855	Mrs.	Watkins 6	6. At Camden
Mar 2, 1857	Mrs. J. D.	Boykin				This could be the wife of James Boykin and sister-in-law of Robert Darrington Boykin.
Oct 27 1859	Dr. Wm Henry	Lee
Jan 31, 1861	Francis Alison	Lee
Apr 22, 1861	(son)	Lang			son of Duncan Lang	Duncan's wife died 9 Sep 1852, so either this is his son by a second marriage or an unnamed older son who is perhaps an early war casualty (but see postwar entry of 21 Oct 1866 below)
Jun 24, 1862	Henry	Oliver 7	7. At his residence
Dec 30, 1863	W. L.	McCord
Jun 29, 1864	(Infant child)	Reynolds 8	8. At Church Hill		child of Julius & Eliza. Reynolds
Jul 31, 1864	Maj. Jos.	McCord 9	9. At Church Hill
Nov 6, 1864	Mr.	Loder 10	10. In Cahaba			I suggest that he is related to or is himself Mr. John Loder, Mason who was the featured speaker at a Masonic Lodge meeting on  and who, on , purchased my g-granduncle Isom Gwin's land in Athens, Dallas Co., after Isom died.
Aug 16, 1865	Julien	Lee
Dec 3, 1865	Boykin (sic--wrong column)	Robert James (sic--wrong column)			son of Mrs. Sam Boykin	Could Sam be one of the four Boykin brothers about whom Mrs. Joe Whitaker told me on 19 Feb 2005, another of whom, Robert Darrington Boykin, married my g-grandaunt Mary Ann Basset, from whom Mrs. Whitaker descends? She told me that the four were Samuel, Robert, James, and Burrell. This Robert James, then, could easily have been named for two of them.
Sep 24, 1866	Bissell (sic--wrong column)	H. C. (sic--wrong column)				I am convinced that this "Bissell" name is a mistranscription of "Bassett". See my note on entry for 22 Sep 1883 below. If I'm right, however, then who is this H. C. Bassett?
Oct 21, 1866	(Infant son)	Lang			son of Duncan Lang	see entry of 22 Apr 1861 above
Nov 11, 1866	William	Lang
Apr 14, 1867	Mrs.	Rives
Oct 29, 1867	Reuben	House
Jan 1868	Jonathan	Bennett
Jun 13, 1869	(infant child)	McIver			child of Alston and Rebecca
Feb 12, 1870	Martin	Hasselvander
Apr 30, 1870	Samuel B.	Lee 11	11. SBL died Apr 29, 1870		bro of Rev. F. B. Lee
Apr 21, 1872	(infant son)	Stoutenboro			son of J.C. and Kezziah
Sep 6, 1872	(infant dau)	Peake			child of Dr. G. S. Peake
Sep 15, 1872	Mrs. Robert D.	Boykin				Second cousin once removed Beth Whitaker (6.9 above) told me that Robert Darrington Boykin was married twice. This entry lends great credence to her claim.
Oct 8, 1872	(infant child)	Boykin			child of Mr. Sam Frank Boykin
Apr 12, 1873	W. W.	Lang
Jun 17, 1873	(infant child)	Bennett			child of Kate Bennett of Mobile
Sep 20, 1873	(daughter)	Evans 12	12. At Cahaba Cem.		dau of Judge Evans
Mar 24, 1874	Mrs. Andrew	Calhoun		Andrew Pickens Calhoun
May 14, 1874	Dr. Jacob M.	Lee		Rebecca Ballard Fishburne
Jul 15, 1874	Mrs. Samuel	Boykin		Samuel Boykin
Sep 10, 1874	(infant dau)	Powe			d/o Lawrence & Harriet Lee
Jul 15, 1877	(Infant child)	Yates			child of Mr. Yates
Jul 27, 1877	Robert, Jr.	Boykin 13	13. At Grace Church, Tilden, AL
Aug 5, 1877	(Infant child)	Harper			child of Col. Harper
Sep 26, 1877	(Infant child)	Fox 14	14. At Center Ridge Cemetery		child of Mr. Fox
Mar 30, 1878	Mr.	Schmidt 15	15. At Birch Church Graveyard
Jul 19, 1878	Florence Lee	Calhoun
Aug 27, 1878	Anna	Foote 16	16. At Grace Church, Tilden, AL
Sep 8, 1878	Harriet Alison	Reynolds		wife of Benjamin Reynolds, Jr.
Sep 15, 1878	Mrs.	Bissell				I am convinced that this "Bissell" name is a mistranscription of "Bassett". See my note on entry for 22 Sep 1883 below. So who is this Mrs. Bassett who died this date?
Mar 23, 1879	Mrs.	Wade
Sep 22, 1879	Mary Amanda	Kyser 17	17. At Center Ridge Cemetery		d/o Dr. George W. Kyser
Jan 16, 1880	Samuel B.	Alison			s/o Dr. Hugh Lee Alison
Jul 14, 1880	(infant dau)	Wade			d/o Ned Wade & Ella Lee
Jul 29, 1880	(Infant child)	Boykin 18	18. At Grace Church, Tilden, AL		child of Sam Frank Boykin
Aug 6, 1880	Mrs.	Campbell 19	19. Of Warrenton
Sep 13, 1880	Augustin	Holcomb
Nov 1, 1880	Mrs. Harriet	Wish
Nov 4, 1880	Andrew P.	Calhoun
Nov/Dec 1880	William	Reynolds
Jan 1, 1881	Capt. R.	English 20	20. By Roman Catholic Priest			This must certainly be a relative of the George English Clothier whose photos appear in our album. (See also the 22 Feb 1883 entry below.)
Jun 22, 1881	(infant son)	Dennis			son of Mrs. Dennis
Jan 4, 1882	Mrs. Robert	Lide
Aug 12, 1882	Pauline Jane	Stoughtenborough			dau of J.C. Stoughtenborough
Sept 1882	Hattie	Calhoun
Nov 20, 1882	Willie Pierce	Lang 21	21. At Grace Church, Tilden, AL
Dec 17, 1882	Hunter	Meyer
Dec 22, 1882	Dr. Hugh Lee	Alison
Feb 22, 1883	Eugene	English			son of Mrs. Hattie English	This must certainly be a relative of the George English Clothier whose photos appear in our album. (See also the 01 Jan 1881 entry above.)
Apr 20, 1883	Mrs.	Crocheron
Jun 11, 1883	Clara	Boykin
Jul 31, 1883	Miss Mary	Lang
Sep 22, 1883	Mary Bissell	Boykin		Robert Boykin		This has to be a mistranscription of "Bassett". #4.6--Mary Ann Basset, second wife of Robert Darrington Boykin, died 20 Sep 1883. Of course, this means that all the other Bissells here could be also mistranscriptions of Bassett--or does it?.
Sep 25, 1884	(infant)	Bibb			child of Wm.and Eliza Lee Bibb
Sep 29, 1884	Mrs.	James
Sep 29, 1884	Mrs. Thomas	Reeves 22	22. At Grace Church, Tilden, AL
Dec 19, 1884	Theus Howard	Lee			The Rev. Francis B. Lee
Feb 5, 1886	Ann Beekman	Lee 23	23. Mother of Rev F. B. Lee
May 11, 1886	Miss Sallie	Lang
May 28, 1886	Annie	Reynolds
Oct 16, 1886	Bessie	Rives 24	24. At Grace Church, Tilden, AL		dau of Thomas & Betty Rives
Dec 3, 1886	Mr. William	Wade
Apr 7, 1887	Miss.	Jones 25	25. At Grace Church, Tilden, AL
Aug 16, 1887	Mrs.	Cox
Apr 24, 1888	Clark	Tibbetts 26	26. At Carlowville Baptist Ch.
Apr. 26, 1888	J. D.	Boykin 27	27. At Grace Church, Tilden, AL [w/o service - suicide]
Jun 24, 1888	Mr.	Lide 28	28. At Carlowville Baptist Ch.
Jul 20, 1888	(infant son)	Niolan 29	29. At home of J.M. Niolan
Sep 10, 1888	Perine	Shepherd			son of Annie Shepherd
Oct 6, 1888	Talula Saffold	Alison		wife of Jacob Alison
Jan 12, 1889	Theodore	Reynolds
Jan 19, 1889	Peter Edmund	Youngblood
Jan 19, 1889	Capt. Benj.	Reynolds, Sr.
Aug 9, 1889	Catherine	Youngblood			dau of Peter Edmund & Catherine
May 5, 1890	Mr.	Hasselvander 30	30. At Carlowville Baptist Ch.
May 9, 1890	Mrs.	Watson
Jun 28, 1890	Catherine Theus	Youngblood			dau of Isaac & Isabelle Lee
Jan 7, 1891	Willie	Jones 31	31. At Grace Church, Tilden, AL
Feb 1, 1891	Samuel	Boykin 32	32. At Family Burial Ground
Jun 24, 1891	Theodore B.	Lee			son of P.S.H. and Jane Martin
Jun 27, 1891	Mrs.	Jones 33	33. At Carlowville Baptist Ch.			Second cousin once removed Beth Whitaker (6.9 above) told me that her Jones family were Baptists, so these are likely her kin.
Oct, 1891	Mrs. Jonathan	Rives 34	34. At Carlowville Baptist Ch.
Oct, 1891	(infant)	Lee			child of Francis Joseph Lee
May 17, 1892	Mrs.	Miller
Feb 19, 1893	Margaret	Youngblood