Died
Mrs. Wm. Bassett, of Tomales, died at Litton Springs(*) last Monday, where she had gone in the hope of improved health. The funeral took place yesterday from her late home in Tomales.
Published Marin Journal
Sept. 6, 1894
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(*) Litton Springs is now spelled Lytton. The original owner of Lytton Springs was sea captain William Litton. He built a plush resort hotel in 1875, which had its own railroad stop. It was named after the mineral springs on the property. A misspelling on maps later changed Litton's name to Lytton.
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Birth date and middle name referenced from;
History of Marin County
Alley, Bowen & Co., Publishers
San Francisco, 1880
spelling of middle name could be Aseneth
Mrs. Wm. Bassett, of Tomales, died at Litton Springs(*) last Monday, where she had gone in the hope of improved health. The funeral took place yesterday from her late home in Tomales.
Published Marin Journal
Sept. 6, 1894
* * *
(*) Litton Springs is now spelled Lytton. The original owner of Lytton Springs was sea captain William Litton. He built a plush resort hotel in 1875, which had its own railroad stop. It was named after the mineral springs on the property. A misspelling on maps later changed Litton's name to Lytton.
* * *
Birth date and middle name referenced from;
History of Marin County
Alley, Bowen & Co., Publishers
San Francisco, 1880
spelling of middle name could be Aseneth
Died
Mrs. Wm. Bassett, of Tomales, died at Litton Springs(*) last Monday, where she had gone in the hope of improved health. The funeral took place yesterday from her late home in Tomales.
Published Marin Journal
Sept. 6, 1894
* * *
(*) Litton Springs is now spelled Lytton. The original owner of Lytton Springs was sea captain William Litton. He built a plush resort hotel in 1875, which had its own railroad stop. It was named after the mineral springs on the property. A misspelling on maps later changed Litton's name to Lytton.
* * *
Birth date and middle name referenced from;
History of Marin County
Alley, Bowen & Co., Publishers
San Francisco, 1880
spelling of middle name could be Aseneth
Mrs. Wm. Bassett, of Tomales, died at Litton Springs(*) last Monday, where she had gone in the hope of improved health. The funeral took place yesterday from her late home in Tomales.
Published Marin Journal
Sept. 6, 1894
* * *
(*) Litton Springs is now spelled Lytton. The original owner of Lytton Springs was sea captain William Litton. He built a plush resort hotel in 1875, which had its own railroad stop. It was named after the mineral springs on the property. A misspelling on maps later changed Litton's name to Lytton.
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Birth date and middle name referenced from;
History of Marin County
Alley, Bowen & Co., Publishers
San Francisco, 1880
spelling of middle name could be Aseneth
Inscription
wife of William Bassett
aged 34 years
Family Members
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