Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
NameJohn BASS 
Birth14 Nov 1773, Walloomsac, Rensselaer, New York1798,1805, date only,1806
Memodate calculated
Removalabt Jun 1789, Augusta, Leeds and Grenville, Ontario, Canada1807, p 1 & p 4 Age: 15
Memofrom Vermont
FatherDr. Adonijah BASS (1744-1776)
MotherLydia DRAPER (1750-1830)
Individual Notes
• Birth Date of Dec 1773.1866
• The brothers also got in touch with their father’s relatives in Connecticut. John Bass “of Augusta, County of Granville [sic], Upper Canada, sells to Ebenezer Bass of Windham, Connecticut, land belonging to the heirs of Zebulon Bass.” Zebulon and Ebenezer were brothers of John’s father, Adonijah.1722, p 11
• Land board certificate. Recommended for 200 acres, if not granted before.1867
• The brothers also got in touch with their father’s relatives in Connecticut. John Bass “of Augusta, County of Granville [sic], Upper Canada, sells to Ebenezer Bass of Windham, Connecticut, land belonging to the heirs of Zebulon Bass.” Zebulon and Ebenezer were brothers of John’s father, Adonijah.1722, p 11
• Land board certificate. Recommended for 200 acres, if not granted before.1867
Census Data
• 1796 Census: Augusta, Grenville, Ontario, Canada.1716
• 1823 Census: Augusta, Grenville, Ontario, Canada. 1 man, 1 woman, 7 sons, 2 daughters.1719, p 9
• 1823 Census: Augusta, Grenville, Ontario, Canada. 1 man, 1 woman, 7 sons, 2 daughters.1719, p 9
Spouses
Memodate calculated
Death24 Nov 1854, Augusta, Leeds and Grenville, Ontario, Canada1798,1869, date only Age: 75
BurialMaynard Cemetery, Leeds and Grenville, Ontario, Canada1798
FatherJohn LAKINS (<1753-)
MotherUNNAMED
Individual Notes
• [Sisters] with native Iroquois inheritance.1852
Census Data
• 1823 Census: Augusta, Grenville, Ontario, Canada. 1 man, 1 woman, 7 sons, 2 daughters.1719, p 9
Family Notes
• John and Hannah had twelve children, all born on the same farm. One son was Samuel and one was Justus. Justus is Beryl’s direct ancestor through John William Bass, Harper Bass, and Beryl’s mother Winnifred Bass. Both Beryl and I are quite familiar with the farm which had been in the family name for just short of 190 years.1852