Family History

A collection pertaining to the "Marie Bowl" including 2 photos, 2 letters and a news clipping. One letter to Jean and Edna from Gladys states that they do not want the Marie bowl, they bought it at the Chicago Worlds Fair about 1932 for a couple of dollars. The other letter from Jean Farwell is to an appraiser in New Mexico. The news clip, Collector's Weekly, May 22,1973 states that the Marie bowl could be valued in the thousands of dollars.

On September 1, 1858 for one hundred dollars Calvin Mayo quit-claimed fifty acres (more or less) in the westerly part of Warwick to William H. Bass. Part of this tract of land was deeded to Calvin Mayo by Daniel Mayo on June 22, 1844 and the other part of the tract was deeded by Daniel Frost and wife to Calvin and David Mayo on April 30, 1841.
Registered in Book No. 210, page 270.

One page letters, one written 5-11-94 and the other, 8-23-94 from Phil Bass to Jean. Content is mainly asking about family history. He is sending a picture to have identified and he is also sending " paperwork about William and Susan...." Asks about Eva being adopted. Two neatly handwritten notes at the bottom of the August letter seem to be some responses.."pictures? don't know unless it is Will Bass and his sister, Florence" This photo , a young boy and a younger girl,is also included. A second note on the bottom of letter reads " Cousin Maude's father was Albert Bass of Indiana - went as a boy to Civil War as "drummer boy"

from Joseph H. Phillips to William M. Bass, dated March 30, 1864

for 3 acres of land transferred from Jonathan Moore, Samuel Moore, Rebecca Moore and Hannah Whitney to Samuel Moore. This deed is also signed by Jonathan Blake, justice of the peace

From Abijah Eddy and Jasper Leland to William Bass

Dated June 25, 1867, from Dept of the Interior, Pension Office, stating that Mrs Bass is entitled to $4.56 per month to continue during life and widowhood.

two notes and one letter regarding memorial service in 1996 and Last Will and Testament

a number of copies of documents pertaining to birth, death and marriage records for Eva Mary Allen and Marcus Allen

Letter dated May 22, 1800 to Mr. Cobb from Sam Reed concerning a disagreement with a Mr. Kendell

Jaynes Vorce Collection located left unit, wooden cabinet, rm 1a