Clement Bruce Bassett1
M, #2, b. 19 June 1923, d. 26 September 2003
Father | Fonzey Carrol Bassett1 b. 5 Oct 1897, d. 19 Nov 1983 |
Mother | Margaret Gladys Harmer1 b. 19 Nov 1897, d. 30 May 1971 |
Relationship | Father of Keith Graham Bassett |
Charts | Ancestors of Keith Graham Bassett |
Last Edited | 12 Jan 2022 |
Birth* | 19 June 1923 | Gobondry Street, Trundle, NSW, Australia; Name: Clement Bruce Bassett Sex of Child: Male Date of Birth: 19 Jun 1923 Place of Birth: Gobondry Street, Trundle, Goobang Shire Father: Fonzey Carrol Bassett Occupation: Coach builder Birthplace: Condobolin NSW Age: 25 Date of Marriage: 16 Aug 1920 Place of Marriage: Parkes NSW Mother: Margaret Gladys Harmer Birthplace: Trundle NSW Age: 25 Previous Issue: Isabel, Albert Informant: F C Bassett, father, Trundle NSW Present at Birth: Nurse Cameron Registered: 27 Jun 1923, Condobolin 2 |
Baptism | 29 July 1924 | St Augustine's, Trundle, NSW, Australia; When Baptized: July 29th 1924 When Born: June 19th 1923 Child's Christian Name: Clement Bruce Parents' Names: Fonzey Carrol & Margaret Gladys Bassett Abode: Gobondery St Trundle Quality or Profession: Blacksmith By Whom the Ceremony was Performed: Alb E Taylor Same day as Albert Charles Bassett 3 |
Photo | circa 1925 | Trundle, NSW, Australia; 4 |
Photo | circa 1926 | Trundle, NSW, Australia; 5 |
News-Arct* | 16 May 1938 | "The Lachlander", Condobolin, NSW, Australia; BOY SCOUTS Twelve scouts of the first Condobolin Troop left for Grenfell this morning to participate in the Lachlan Camp. In charge of Scout Master Keith Maitland, the boys are: Patrol Leaders — Bruce and Alec L'Estrange, and Scouts, Ron L'Estrange, Ron Maitland, Noel Watson, Ernie Townsend, John West, Charlie Brewer, Bruce Bassett, Bob Hardy, Fred Stone & Keith Warne. They will remain in Camp until next Saturday.6 |
News-Arct | 22 December 1938 | "The Lachlander", Condobolin, NSW, Australia; Speech Day and Prizes PUBLIC SCHOOL'S HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL YEAR The Central Hail was filled to seating capacity on Wednesday afternoon of last week. It was the occasion of the annual speech day and prize, distribution in connection with the Condobolin Public School; including the High School, section. The Mayor the Hon, H. C. Moulder, M.L.C., presided. He also handed out the prizes won, with the exception of a few specials. These specials are mentioned in the speech by the Headmaster, Mr. Jones. Apart from the prize giving, a very entertaining programme was submitted and included songs by the High School Choir. THIRD YEAR : Bruce Bassett — Certificate for 1st place in woodwork.7 |
News-Arct | 2 January 1939 | "The Lachlander", Condobolin, NSW, Australia; SCOUTS At the club's last meeting of the year held on Thursday night, 22nd December, the Club Master (old wolf) Mr. Ken Tough gave the boys a surprise supper after the meeting. This was much enjoyed by all the boys, and games were entered into with the full zest of youth. On Friday, 23rd, the Scout Master, Mr. Keith Maitland, also treated the boys to a party, on the lawns at his home. All joined in a little concert and games and had a wonderful night's fun. The action of both these masters was much appreciated by the boys. The following boys left by the train on Wednesday to be present at the jamboree that is being held in Sydney—Ron L'Estrange, Acting Assistant Scout Master; Alex L'Estrange, Troop Leader; Bruce L'Estrange, Patrol Leader; Bruce Bassett, Mervyn Robertson, Noel Watson, Charles Brewer, Kevin Brady, Robert Hardy, Kenneth Adams, Ernest Press and John West. 8 |
News-Arct | 7 May 1940 | "The Forbes Advocate", Forbes, NSW, Australia; THE OPENING NIGHT Difficult Task of the Judges The whole of the 13 sets of the High School students on the opening night was presented in tableau form and made an imposing display, to which the attractive decorations of the hall, in place front the patriotic ball earlier in the week, made a valuable contribution. Set 12.— DON QUIXOTE TILTS AT A WINDMILL (A Burlesque on Chivalry) Refusing to believe the windmill other than a monstrous giant, Don Quixote protests to Sancho Panza that his enemy, the enchanter Preston, has effected the change on purpose to deprive him of the glory of vanquishing him. He thus charges the windmill on his lean nag, Rosinante, ("Don Quixote" is an imaginary character created by a great Spanish writer Miguel de Cervantes). PERSONAE Don Quixote: Bruce Bassett. Sancho Panza: Mick Gordon. . Aldonza (the lady of Quixote's thoughts): Evelyn Holmes. Spanish Ladies: Dorothy Hill, Gwen Arneil, Roma Webb, Teresa Woods, Eva Shoebrldge. Music: IncidentaT""Polonalse A" (Chopin) : March, "Espagnola" (W. Stuttard).9 |
News-Arct | 5 December 1940 | "The Lachlander", Condobolin, NSW, Australia; Master Bruce Bassett has returned to his home in Orange street, from school at Forbes.10 |
Photo* | 1943 | NSW, Australia; 5 |
Residence* | 1943 | Bathurst Street, Condobolin, NSW, Australia; 11 |
Note* | 9 September 1943 | Royal Australian Air Force Recruiting Centre, Woolloomooloo, NSW, Australia;Dear Sir, With reference to your recent application for entry into the Royal Australian Air Force, I have to inform you that at your recent examination, it was found that your medical fitness did not match the high standard required for this Service. I regret to inform you therefore, that your application is unsuccessful Yours faithfully P Forman Recruiting Officer12 |
News-Arct | 5 March 1945 | "The Lachlander", Condobolin, NSW, Australia; MUNICIPAL COUNCIL Ordinary Fortnightly Meeting TOWN CLERK'S REPORT Apprentice— Water Supply Attendant and Supervisor: The apprenticeship of Clement Bruce Bassett will, be completed on 9th March, 1945, and, in view of the fact that Council will require the services of a Water Service Operator to efficiently maintain the water supply system direction is sought as to whether Apprentice Bassett is to be transferred to the Council's permanent staff in this capacity as from 10th March, 1945. The Council's Engineer is satisfied that Apprentice Bassett is capable of satisfactorily carrying out the duties attached to the position of Water Service Operator. Resolved, on motion of Ald. Goodacre and Jones, Mr. C. B. Bassett's services be retained.13 |
News-Arct | 13 October 1946 | "The Sun", Sydney, NSW, Australia; Dived — into hospital Condobolin Swimming Club secretary Bruce Bassett, in Sydney this week, told of his club's first diving tower erected on a bank of the Lachlan. It was presented by a local resident who made the first dive off it. He spent six months in hospital from the injuries he received.14 |
News-Arct | 8 January 1948 | "The Lachlander", Condobolin, NSW, Australia; The engagement has been announced of Kitty, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1. H. Jones, of Melrose street, Condobolin, to Clement Bruce, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs F. C. Bassett, of Strathfield, Sydney, formerly of Condobolin.;Principal=Kitty Jones15 |
Marriage* | 4 December 1948 | All Saints Church, Condobolin, NSW, Australia; Groom: Clement Bruce Bassett Status: Bachelor Place of Birth: Trundle NSW Occupation: Fitter and Turner Age: 25 Usual Residence: 67 Wallis Ave, Strathfield Father: Fonzey Carol Bassett Occupation: Building Contractor Mother: Margaret Gladys Harmer Bride: Kitty Jones Status: Spinster Place of Birth: Condobolin NSW Occupation: Office Assistant Age: 21 Usual Residence: Melrose Ave, Condobolin Father: Ivan Harold Jones Occupation: Station Manager Mother: Ellen Lamanda Cunningham Date of Marriage: 4th December 1948 Place of Marriage: All Saints Church, Condobolin NSW Religion: Church of England Witnesses: A C Bassett & J Munro Minister: A P Reider ;Bride=Kitty Jones16 |
News-Arct* | 13 January 1949 | "The Lachlander", Condobolin, NSW, Australia; BASSETT-JONES Kitty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ivan Jones, of Condobolin, chose 4th December, 1948, for her marriage to Mr. Clement Bruce Bassett, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Bassett, now of Strathfield, and former residents of Condobolin. Friends of the bride had attractively decorated All Saint’s Church of England for the ceremony, which took place at 2.30 p.m., and Miss Maude Forlonge was the organiste. Beautifully embossed white taffeta made the lovely bridal gown. This featured a classical fitted bodice with lace yoke outlined by a frill and beading. The long sleeves were shaped to a point at the wrists. The bodice formed a peak onto a gathered gored skirt, an unusual feature of which was the beautifully shaped peplum, falling from the hipline, accentuated by a spray of frangipani on each side; and the skirt itself falling into a very long exquisite train. A bouquet of November lillies, gardenias and frangipani was carried by the bride, who was given away by her father. The Misses Jean Munro and Edna Bassett were the two attendants and they wore pretty frocks of pink and blue lace respectively. The fitted bodices, with square neckline, were peaked into a full flared skirt. They wore matching lace mittens and Juliet caps encircled with flowers. Pink carnations and blue delpiniums formed the bouquets which they carried. Duties of best man were carried out by Mr. Albert Bassett, brother of the groom, whilst the bride’s brother, Mr. Harold Jones, was the groomsman. Seventy-five guests assembled at the R.S.L. Hall for the reception. They were received by Mrs. Jones, assisted by Mrs. Bassett. The bride’s mother chose a brown crepe ensemble with beige hat and matching accessories, whilst Mrs. Bassett wore navy crepe with matching accessories. They both had shoulder sprays of roses. The usual toasts were honoured and many congratulatory telegrams read, under the guidance of the chairman, Mr. Reader. The Beautiful wedding cake was three tiered and was made and decorated by Larkings Bakery. The gifts received by the young couple were numerous and costly. The gifts of both the bride and groom to each other were gold wristlet watches; to bridesmaid Jean Munro gold earrings set with ruby stones, and to Edna Bassett a double string of pearls. When leaving for their honeymoon which was spent on the South Coast, the bride chose a teal green crepe frock with white hat and tan and white accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bassett are making their future home at Penshurst, Sydney.;Principal=Kitty Jones17 |
Electoral Roll | 1949 | 22A Hampton Street, Hurstville Grove, NSW, Australia; Bassett, Clement Bruce, 22A Hampton street, Hurstville, fitter Bassett, Kitty, 22A Hampton street, Hurstville, home duties ;Principal=Kitty Jones18 |
Photo* | 1949 | Sydney, NSW, Australia; ;Principal=Kitty Jones5 |
Electoral Roll | 1954 | 22A Hampton Street, Hurstville Grove, NSW, Australia; Bassett, Clement Bruce, 22A Hampton street, Hurstville, fitter Bassett, Kitty, 22A Hampton street, Hurstville, home duties;Principal=Kitty Jones18 |
News-Arct* | 30 September 1954 | "The Propellor", Hurstville, NSW, Australia; ORCHIDS for sale. Flowering Plants, cheap this weekend. LU 3481 or. Bassett, 22a Hampton St., Hurstvllle.;Principal=Fonzey Carrol Bassett19 |
Electoral Roll* | 1958 | 22A Hampton Street, Hurstville Grove, NSW, Australia; Bassett, Clement Bruce, 22A Hampton street, Hurstville, fitter Bassett, Kitty, 22A Hampton street, Hurstville, home duties;Principal=Kitty Jones18 |
Electoral Roll | 1963 | 22A Hampton Street, Hurstville Grove, NSW, Australia; Bassett, Clement Bruce, 22A Hampton street, Hurstville, fitter Bassett, Kitty, 22A Hampton street, Hurstville, home duties;Principal=Kitty Jones18 |
Photo | circa 1968 | 22a Hampton Street, Hurstville Grove, NSW, Australia; ;Principal=Kitty Jones5 |
Electoral Roll | 1968 | 22A Hampton Street, Hurstville Grove, NSW, Australia; Bassett, Clement Bruce, 22A Hampton street, Hurstville, fitter Bassett, Kitty, 22A Hampton street, Hurstville, home duties;Principal=Kitty Jones18 |
Death of Mother | 30 May 1971 | Wadelyn Convalescent Hospital, Hurstville, NSW, Australia; Name: Margaret Gladys Bassett Date of Death: 30 May 1971 Place of Death: Wadelyn Convalescent Hospital); usual residence 18 Algernon Street Oatley Occupation: Sex: Female Age: 73 Conjugal Status: Place of Birth: Trundle NSW Time in Aust Colonies: Father: Harold Thomas Harmer Occupation: Drover Mother: Sarah Margaret Pike Place of Marriage: Parkes NSW Age at Marriage: 21 Name of Spouse: Fonzey Cavoll Bassett Children of Marriage: Children Isabel 51, Abert (deceased), Bruce 47, Jean 44 and Edna 40 Informant: F C Bassett, Widower, 18 Algernon St, Oatley Cause of Death: Coronary Occlusion, Coronary Sclerosis and Stephen Johnson Syndrome Length of Illness: Medical Attendant: Date Last Seen: Cremation Date: 1 Jun 1971 Cremation Place: Woronora Crematorium Cremation Informant: Cremation Religion: Cremation Witness:;Principal=Margaret Gladys Harmer20 |
Photo | 15 July 1972 | 22a Hampton Street, Hurstville Grove, NSW, Australia; ;Principal=Kitty Jones5 |
Electoral Roll | 1977 | 22A Hampton Street, Hurstville Grove, NSW, Australia; Bassett, Clement Bruce, 22A Hampton St, Hrstvle 2220, fitter Bassett, Kitty, 22A Hampton St, Hrstvle 2220, hd;Principal=Kitty Jones18 |
Electoral Roll | 1980 | 7 Jagelman Road, Badgerys Creek, NSW, Australia; Bassett, Clement Bruce, 7 Jagelman Ave, Bdgrys Ck, inspctr Bassett, Kitty, 7 Jagelman Ave, Bdgrys Ck, clerk Bassett, Keith Graham, 7 Jagelman Ave, Bdgrys Ck, stdnt;Principal=Kitty Jones18 |
Photo | 19 August 1983 | Sydney, NSW, Australia; 11 |
Death of Father | 19 November 1983 | Nowra Community Hospital, Nowra, NSW, Australia; Name: Fonzey Carrol Bassett Date of Death: 19 Nov 1983 Place of Death: Nowra (Nowra community Hospital); usual residence 15 Queen Street Berry Occupation: Sex: Male Age: 86 Conjugal Status: Widower Place of Birth: Condobolin NSW Time in Aust Colonies: Father: Alfred Bassett Occupation: Not stated Mother: Emma Whiley Place of Marriage: Parkes NSW Age at Marriage: 19 Name of Spouse: Margaret Gladys Harmer Children of Marriage: Isabel (age not stated), Albert (deceased), Clement 60, Jean 56, Edna 52 Informant: J Parks, daughter, 15 Queen Street Berry Cause of Death: Broncho Pneumonia, Chronic Obstructive Airways Disease; Acute retention of urine, Prostatectomy Length of Illness: Medical Attendant: E H Hanan Date Last Seen: Cremation Date: 22 Nov 1983 Cremation Place: Lakeside Crematorium, Dapto Cremation Informant: Cremation Religion: Cremation Witness:;Principal=Fonzey Carrol Bassett21 |
Photo | 5 December 1998 | Yass, NSW, Australia; ;Principal=Kitty Jones5 |
Photo | circa 2000 | 12 Treeline Close, Narara, NSW, Australia; 22 |
Death* | 26 September 2003 | 12 Treeline Close, Narara, NSW, Australia; Name: Clement Bruce Bassett Date of Death: 26 Sep 2003 Place of Death: 12 Treeline Close, Narara Sex and Age: Male 80 years Place of Birth: Trundle, NSW Period of Residence in Australia: Life Place of Residence: 12 Treeline Close, Narara, 2250 Usual Occupation: Waterboard Inspector Marital Status at Date of Death: Married Place of Marriage: Condobolin NSW Age when Married: 25 years Full Name of Spouse: Kitty Jones Children (in order of birth): Rhonda 53, Neville 51, Keith 43 Father's Name: Fonzey Carroll Bassett Mother's Name: Margaret Gladys Mother's Maiden family Name: Harmer Cause of death and Duration of last illness: I a) Acute myocardial infarction, immediate b) Coronary artery disease, unknown II) Idiopathic cardiomyopathy, 2 months Emphysema: Pulmonary fibrosis Chronic airways limitation, 14 months Aortic valve disease Name of Certifying Medical Practitioner or Coroner: Dr J Lucas Dat of Cremation: 30 Sep 2003 Place of Cremation: Palmdale Memorial Park Crematorium, Ourimbah Informant: K. Bassett, 12 Treeline Close, Narara, 2250, Widow23 |
Family | Kitty Jones b. 12 Sep 1927, d. 29 Mar 2014 | |
Children |
Citations
- [S637] Personal Knowledge.
- [S9] Birth Certificate, Clement Bruce Bassett 1923.
- [S1773] St Augustine's Trundle Parish Registers, baptism Clement Bruce Bassett 1924.
- [S1881] Jean Parks photos.
- [S1625] Kitty Bassett photos.
- [S1565] Trove digitised newspapers, online http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/, The Lachlander, Monday, May 16, 1938.
- [S1565] Trove digitised newspapers, online http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/, The Lachlander, Thursday, December 22, 1938.
- [S1565] Trove digitised newspapers, online http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/, The Lachlander, Monday, January 2, 1939.
- [S1565] Trove digitised newspapers, online http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/, The Forbes Advocate, Tuesday, May 7, 1940.
- [S1565] Trove digitised newspapers, online http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/, The Lachlander, Thursday, December 5, 1940.
- [S1603] Keith Bassett photos.
- [S1336] Unknown author, Royal Australian Air Force Recruiting Centre.
- [S1565] Trove digitised newspapers, online http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/, The Lachlander, Monday, March 5, 1945.
- [S1565] Trove digitised newspapers, online http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/, The Sun, Sunday, October 13, 1946.
- [S1565] Trove digitised newspapers, online http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/, The Lachlander, Thursday, January 8, 1848.
- [S49] Marriage Certificate, Clement Bruce Bassett & Kitty Jones 1948.
- [S645] The Lachlander.
- [S1418] Australian Electoral Rolls 1903-1980.
- [S1565] Trove digitised newspapers, online http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/, The Propellor, Thursday, September 30, 1954.
- [S1317] Death Certificate transcript.
- [S1294] NSW Death Registration Transcription.
- [S1628] David Bassett photos.
- [S14] Death Certificate, 37112/2003.