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About Richard Bass, Jr.
Bass historians say Richard's Y haplo is R1b M269 L21
- Richard 1707 is the son of Mary Burwell but Richard 1658 wasn’t the father of any of Mary Burwell’s children.
- All 9 children were gathered by the same man.. unknown.. haplogroup R1b M269 L21 not Basse L47. .
The will jpeg is supposed to be Richard Bass but it looks like Robert Bird so likely is on another page and I will continue to look for it.
Family says is for Richard Bass Sr (1658)~ Cynthia Hicks Curtis)
Note: In 1784 the western part of Duplin County became Sampson County.
1. Colonial Records of North Carolina Volumne IV pp. 348-349
Richard Basse and Andrew Basse granted patents to land in Craven County, N.C. on 7 June, 1739 at a council held in Newton, N.C.
2. Richard and his son William first appear in Sampson County tax records in 1784.
DNA Research:
Bass DNA Project:
https://www.familytreedna.com/public/BASS/default.aspx?section=yres...
Chart showing some of the Bass DNA lines:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~greengarden/Bass/...
Will of Richard Bass dated 9 May 1780, Duplin County, North Carolina. Inventory presented and proved in court by Andrew Bass, Exec., January Court 1781.[1]
Named in will:[2][3]
Elizabeth Bass, wife - "one negro wench," house and furniture and "stocks of all kind" during natural life or
widowhood. After death or remarriage, all to be divided among children "Farby (dau), Burrel, Luess, Ann, &
Elizabeth."
Wm. Bass, son - four pounds
Sarah Bass, daughter - four pounds
Richard Bass, son - four pounds
Mary Bass, daughter - four pounds
Andrew Bass, son - four pounds
Willis Bass, son - four pounds
Burrel Bass, son - "one tract of land containing 300 acres."
Luess Bass, son - "one tract of land where on I now live"
Executors: Doctr. Andrew Bass, William Bass, Andrew Bass, Jr.
Witnesses: James Heart Lee [James Hartley, husband of Fariby Bass], Wm. (X) Laughten
Signed Richard (X) Bass, Sr.
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Bass-1769
- Reference: WikiTree Genealogy - SmartCopy: Jan 9 2020, 16:53:26 UTC
Richard Bass was a US Southern Colonist. Richard, son of Richard Basse and Mary Burwell, was born about 1707 in Norfolk County, Virginia Colony. He passed away after May 1780 and before January 1781 in Duplin County, North Carolina (part of Duplin became Sampson County in 1784).
Richard married Elizabeth about 1738.
Known children named in will (birth & death dates tentative pending research):
- William Bass (c 1740-1802)
- Sarah Bass (c 1742- )
- Mary Bass (c 1744- )
- Fariby Bass, (c 1748- ) md James Hartley
- Richard Bass (c 1750- )
- Burwell (Burrel) Bass (c 1752-1831 )
- Ann Bass (c 1753- )
- Willis Bass (c 1756-) md Lucretia Wooten
- Elizabeth Bass (c 1758- )
- Lewis Bass (c 1762-1797)
- Andrew Bass (c 1768-bef 1850)
- Reference: WikiTree Genealogy - SmartCopy: Jan 9 2020, 16:55:43 UTC
- Residence: Dobbs County, NC - 1769
- Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy: Jan 9 2020, 21:12:16 UTC
- Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy: Jan 9 2020, 21:12:16 UTC
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Richard Bass, Jr.'s Timeline
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June 24, 1707
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1735
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1748
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Duplin, NC, United States
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May 16, 1750
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Sampson, NC, United States
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1753
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Sampson, NC, United States
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1756
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Sampson, NC, United States
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1758
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Sampson, NC, United States
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1760
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Samson County, NC, or, Duplin County, North Carolina, United States
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1760
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Duplin, NC, United States
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1760
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NC
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