Mary Ella Bass married Henry Lily Covington Dec 1881 They had 7 children. Her father was a prominent physician in South
Carolina. One of her sons was my grandfather,Thomas Bass Covington. It appears she died of childbirth in 1896 and her baby also died when he was only 6 months old. I honor the Bass Family and wish I had known them. Mary Ella Bass has of indian heritage from Jamestown and the Bass's were originally from England.My 7th great grandfather John Bass was married to Keziah Tucker, the child of The King of Namsemond tribe of indians.The Namsemond tribe remains today as one of the remaining tribes of the Powhatan Empire and was officially recognized as a tribe by the Commonwealth of Virginia in 1984. All Namemond indians are ancestors of John Bass and Keziah Tucker. I take pride in her Indian Heritage. The Bass Family lived in Jamestown, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Hopkinsville, Ky, and Florida.
Carolina. One of her sons was my grandfather,Thomas Bass Covington. It appears she died of childbirth in 1896 and her baby also died when he was only 6 months old. I honor the Bass Family and wish I had known them. Mary Ella Bass has of indian heritage from Jamestown and the Bass's were originally from England.My 7th great grandfather John Bass was married to Keziah Tucker, the child of The King of Namsemond tribe of indians.The Namsemond tribe remains today as one of the remaining tribes of the Powhatan Empire and was officially recognized as a tribe by the Commonwealth of Virginia in 1984. All Namemond indians are ancestors of John Bass and Keziah Tucker. I take pride in her Indian Heritage. The Bass Family lived in Jamestown, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Hopkinsville, Ky, and Florida.
Mary Ella Bass married Henry Lily Covington Dec 1881 They had 7 children. Her father was a prominent physician in South
Carolina. One of her sons was my grandfather,Thomas Bass Covington. It appears she died of childbirth in 1896 and her baby also died when he was only 6 months old. I honor the Bass Family and wish I had known them. Mary Ella Bass has of indian heritage from Jamestown and the Bass's were originally from England.My 7th great grandfather John Bass was married to Keziah Tucker, the child of The King of Namsemond tribe of indians.The Namsemond tribe remains today as one of the remaining tribes of the Powhatan Empire and was officially recognized as a tribe by the Commonwealth of Virginia in 1984. All Namemond indians are ancestors of John Bass and Keziah Tucker. I take pride in her Indian Heritage. The Bass Family lived in Jamestown, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Hopkinsville, Ky, and Florida.
Carolina. One of her sons was my grandfather,Thomas Bass Covington. It appears she died of childbirth in 1896 and her baby also died when he was only 6 months old. I honor the Bass Family and wish I had known them. Mary Ella Bass has of indian heritage from Jamestown and the Bass's were originally from England.My 7th great grandfather John Bass was married to Keziah Tucker, the child of The King of Namsemond tribe of indians.The Namsemond tribe remains today as one of the remaining tribes of the Powhatan Empire and was officially recognized as a tribe by the Commonwealth of Virginia in 1984. All Namemond indians are ancestors of John Bass and Keziah Tucker. I take pride in her Indian Heritage. The Bass Family lived in Jamestown, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Hopkinsville, Ky, and Florida.
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