John Bass g. 1630? a. a. 12 Gwengolo 1716

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1630? ganedigezh: England

3 C'hwevrer 1656 eured: /57, ♀ Ruth Alden [Alden] g. 1634? a. a. 12 Here 1674

16 Du 1658 bugel: ♂ John Bass [Bass] g. 16 Du 1658 a. a. 30 Gwengolo 1724

25 Meurzh 1660 bugel: Braintree (Massachusetts), ♂ Samuel Bass [Bass] g. 25 Meurzh 1660 a. a. 20 C'hwevrer 1750

28 Genver 1662 bugel: Braintree (Massachusetts), /63, ♀ Ruth Bass [Bass] g. 28 Genver 1662 a. a. 5 Mezheven 1699

5 Kerzu 1665 bugel: Braintree (Massachusetts), ♂ Joseph Bass [Bass] g. 5 Kerzu 1665 a. a. 22 Du 1733

22 Mezheven 1667 bugel: Braintree (Massachusetts), ♀ Hannah Bass [Bass] g. 22 Mezheven 1667 a. a. 24 Here 1705

11 C'hwevrer 1669 bugel: Braintree (Massachusetts), /70, ♀ Mary Bass [Bass] g. 11 C'hwevrer 1669 a. a. 10 Ebrel 1725

29 Meurzh 1672 bugel: Braintree (Massachusetts), ♀ Sarah Bass [Bass] g. 29 Meurzh 1672 a. a. 19 Eost 1751

12 Gwengolo 1716 marvidigezh:

Notennoù

John was a wheelright and maltster. His will was made 25 June, 1716, and proved 22 Oct. 1716.

On the very day it was proved, Joseph Bass, and Ephraim Thayer, son-in-law, "Humbly pray the Will of their late father may not be proved for the following reasons, that he was under great insanity at the time of making his Will, and Benjamin Webb, a witness, declared that he had acted childish; that he was unduly influenced by his eldest son John and his grandson John; and had given his widow but one-fourth instead of one-third, and other reasons." But their objections were fruitless and the Will was proved that very day. Samuel Sewell wrote in his Diary referring to the Will of John Bass. The new lawyer, Robert Auchmerty said, "They that open'd, only delay'd without bringing any proof though time was allowed for that purpose." Three of John's children married children of Joseph Adams.

"Descendants of Deacon Samuel & Ann Bass"; compiled by Charissa Taylor Bass and completed by Emma Lee Walton, 1940.

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