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Samuel Bass

Also Known As: "Samuel Bass - cooper"
Birthdate:
Birthplace: Braintree, Suffolk County, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
Death: February 20, 1751 (90)
East Bridgewater, Plymouth County, Province of Massachusetts, Colonial America
Place of Burial: Bridgewater, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, United States
Immediate Family:

Son of John Bass, Sr. and Ruth Bass
Husband of Ann Bass; Mercy Bass; Mary Bass and Bethia Bass
Father of Ruth Legare; Capt. Jonathan Bass; Abigail Wild; Mary Bowditch; Samuel Bass and 3 others
Brother of John Bass, Jr.; Ruth Webb; Joseph Bass; Mary Spear; Sarah Thayer and 2 others

Occupation: Deacon
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Immediate Family

About Deacon Samuel Bass

Samuel Bass Birth: Mar. 25, 1660 Massachusetts, USA Death: Feb. 20, 1751 Massachusetts, USA

Mayflower Descendant - Samuel was born in East Bridgewater, Massachusetts which is located NW of Plymouth. He was the son of John and Ruth [Alden] Bass. He was a 3rd. generation Mayflower Descendant in the line of John and Priscilla Alden who came over on the Mayflower. In about 1693 when he was 33 years of age, he married his second wife, Mary Adams [1667-1706]. I am a descendant of them and their daughter; Abigail Bass-Wild [b.10/03/1697], a 4th. generation Mayflower Descendant, who was born in Braintree, Mass. Samuel died when he was about one month shy of his 91st. year of life. May he rest in peace. THE FINER THOUGHT: How fine it is at night to say; "I have not wronged a soul today, I have not by word or deed, In any beast sowed anger's seed, or caused a fellow being pain, nor is there on my crest a stain that shame has left. In honor's way, with head erect. I've lived today."~~~ When night slips down and day departs. And rest returns to weary hearts, How fine it is to close the book. Of records for the day, and look once more along the traveled mile. And find that all has been worth while; to say: "In honor I have toiled; my plume is spotless and unspoiled."~~~ Yet cold and stern a man may be, retaining his integrity; and he may pass from day to day, a spirit dead, in living clay,observing strictly morals, laws, yet serving but a selfesh cause; so it is not enough to say: "I have not stooped to shame today!"~~~ It is a finer, nobler thought, when day is done and night has brought, the contemplative hours and sweet, and rest to weary hearts and feet, if man can stand in truth and say: "I have been useful here today. Back there is one I chanced to see, with hope newborn because of me."~~~ "This day in honor I have toiled; my shining crest is still unsoiled; but on the mile I leave behind, is one who says that I was kind; and someone hums a cheerful song, because I chanced to come along." Sweet rest at night that man shall own, who has not lived his day alone. ~Unknown~

Family links:

Parents:
 John Bass (1630 - 1716)
 Ruth Alden Bass (1634 - 1674) 
Spouse:
 Mary Adams Bass (1667 - 1706) 
Children:
 Abigail Bass Wild (1697 - ____)

Note: References: The Notes of Lillian (Myers) Pear; "Descendants of Deacon & Samuel & Ann Bass," By E. L. Walton, Pg. 9, Mayflower Index, No. 2840, King Phillip's War listed as 24 June 1675 as of Capt. Johnson's Co. & Recor. at Narragansett Grant of Land

Burial: Unknown Created by: *Barbara From Mich* Record added: Mar 02, 2006 Find A Grave Memorial# 13499170



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Deacon Samuel Bass

He was a cooper & usually called Samuel Bass, cooper, to distinguish him from his cousin, Samuel. He was in the King Phillips War 1675 & a grantee in 1735 of part of a Narraganset township for it. (Register 8:242; 16:144). He was elected fenceviewer for Monatiquot 1694, 1699, hayward or field driver 1695, fenceviewer 1703, surveyor of highways 1696 & 1705, tithingman 1709, 1710, 1725, surveyor of highways 1727.

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Deacon Samuel Bass
Male
25 March 1660–20 February 1751

Brief Life History of Samuel

When Deacon Samuel Bass was born on 25 March 1660, in Braintree, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America, his father, Capt. John Bass, was 29 and his mother, Ruth Alden, was 24. He married Ann Kirtland on 30 July 1687, in Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. They were the parents of at least 1 daughter. He died on 20 February 1751, in Bridgewater, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America, at the age of 90, and was buried in Old Graveyard, West Bridgewater, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States.

Spouse

Deacon Samuel Bass
Male
1660–1751

Male

Mary Adams
Female
1668–1706

Female

Marriage
18 July 1694
Braintree, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America

Children (5)

Jonathan Bass
Male
1695–1750

Male

Abigail Bass
Female
1697–1744

Female

Mary Bass
Female
1698–1749

Female

Samuel Bass
Male
1700–1768

Male

Bethia Bass
Female
1704–1770

Female

Spouse

Deacon Samuel Bass
Male
1660–1751

Male

Bethiah Nightingale
Female
1680–1749

Female

Marriage
14 October 1706
Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America

child Bass
Male
1706–1708

Male

Daniel Bass
Male
1710–1716

Male

Bathsheba Bass
Female
1711–1768

Female

Parents

Capt. John Bass
Male
1630–1716

Male

Ruth Alden
Female
1637–1674

Female

Siblings (7)

John Bass Jr.
Male
1658–1724

Male

Deacon Samuel Bass
Male
1660–1751

Male

Ruth Bass
Female
1663–1699

Female

Joseph Bass
Male
1665–1733

Male

Hannah Bass
Female
1667–1705

Female

Mary Bass
Female
1669–1725

Female

Sarah Bass
Female
1672–1751

Female

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Deacon Samuel Bass's Timeline

1660
March 25, 1660
Braintree, Suffolk County, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America
March 25, 1660
Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland
March 25, 1660
Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland
March 25, 1660
Braintree, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States
March 25, 1660
Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland
March 25, 1660
Braintree, Suffolk, Massachusetts
1688
1688
Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Colonial America