Susannah Harbard Bassett was the wife of Abner Bassett, Sr. They were married in Lancaster, Garrard County, Kentucky on 4 March 1800. The 1830 Census shows Susannah as a widow/ head-of-household living in Davies County, Kentucky with 2 daughters and 5 negro slaves, for a household total of 8 persons.
It is not known where Susannah and her husband are buried, though Bassett family history suggests they may be buried near other kin at the Yelvington Cemetery in Daviess County, Kentucky.
This memorial page will serve as a place marker for genealogical research purposes, and will be updated if/when further evidence is found to confirm the actual burial location.
It is not known where Susannah and her husband are buried, though Bassett family history suggests they may be buried near other kin at the Yelvington Cemetery in Daviess County, Kentucky.
This memorial page will serve as a place marker for genealogical research purposes, and will be updated if/when further evidence is found to confirm the actual burial location.
Susannah Harbard Bassett was the wife of Abner Bassett, Sr. They were married in Lancaster, Garrard County, Kentucky on 4 March 1800. The 1830 Census shows Susannah as a widow/ head-of-household living in Davies County, Kentucky with 2 daughters and 5 negro slaves, for a household total of 8 persons.
It is not known where Susannah and her husband are buried, though Bassett family history suggests they may be buried near other kin at the Yelvington Cemetery in Daviess County, Kentucky.
This memorial page will serve as a place marker for genealogical research purposes, and will be updated if/when further evidence is found to confirm the actual burial location.
It is not known where Susannah and her husband are buried, though Bassett family history suggests they may be buried near other kin at the Yelvington Cemetery in Daviess County, Kentucky.
This memorial page will serve as a place marker for genealogical research purposes, and will be updated if/when further evidence is found to confirm the actual burial location.
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