Bascom - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Bascomb's from Beaufort & Charleston SC

denniejj — 2009-11-05 19:25:36Z

I would like to hear from anyone who has info regarding Bascombs from Beaufort County and Charleston SC. Some names include John Bascomb, Augustus Bascomb, Warley Bascomb.

Jeanette Williams

Re: Two Bascom branches: NY and VT, USA

catzmeow8161 — 2009-10-22 11:39:38Z

If you are still puzzled by the Bascom branches, I may be able to help you. Eliza Bascom Backensto was a sister to my great, great grandfather, Schuyler Stone Bascom. Schuyler and Eliza had 4 other siblings and their father was Gaius Bascom. Gaius was born in MA, then was in VT, moving to IN where he died in 1822. Please contact me and I'll be able to get you headed in the right direction.

Re: Two Bascom branches: NY and VT, USA

moon251 — 2009-10-21 02:36:17Z

Are you an angel? I'd entirely given up on going any further!! My email is courchane@gmail.com

Lin Mooney Courchane

Did I say Thank You???!!!

Bascom Reunion - July 2010

BradBascom — 2009-08-07 01:29:52Z

The next Bascom Reunion will be held on Saturday July 31, 2010 at Bascom Maple Farms in Alstead, New Hampshire. Our hosts will be Bruce and Liz Bascom, owners of the sugar house. Please save the date, and expect more details to follow in the mail, as well as on the web site.

Be sure to visit and bookmark the Bascom web site at:
www.sover.net/~bbascom

The site includes photos from reunions past, some history of the Bascom Reunion Association, and a page devoted to the 2010 reunion which will be updated as details become available.

Also be sure to see the new online Bascom genealogy on the same site, which has been updated with hundreds of additions and corrections since the last reunion. Recent additions include some history of Thomas Bascom, a tour of the very oldest Bascom grave stones, a USA map showing where Bascoms live, and numerous photos of old Bascom postcards and family trivia.

Brad Bascom
Bascom Reunion Association
-------------------------------------------
The officers are:
Dan Bascom: co-president
Brad Bascom: co-president bbascom@sover.net
Becky Bascom Dodge: secretary bascomsec@yahoo.com
Liz Bascom: treasurer

Please email genealogy updates to Brad, and mailing address updates to Becky.

Re: Bascom in The Bahamas (FL, Stewart & Eliza Plummer-Bascom)

brendadjackson — 2009-07-02 12:29:40Z

Hello There,

We are Bascoms from FL, there were 11 children born from the marriage of Stewart & Eliza Plummer-Bascom.

Re: Bascom in The Bahamas

brendadjackson — 2009-07-01 20:16:10Z

Hello Connie,

I know this was posted a few years back. If you still have that info on the Bascom that came in 1650. My Bascom family is from FL. I do believe there is a relation.

Many thanks,

Brenda

Re: Bascom in The Bahamas

ladyjenya — 2009-05-13 17:27:30Z

My mother's maiden name is Bascom. Her grandfather, Harold Bascom, came to the US from the Bahamas.(Unsure of the date but my grandfather - his son was born in NY in 1923) He married a Gladys Pennington also from the Bahamas. Anyone that has any information regarding either of these families it would be great to hear from you. I am trying to put some information together for my mom and unfortunately my granfather passed away in 1979 - so not much info from there.

I can be reached via e-mail at ladyjenya@gmail.com.

Thank you

Re: Bascom(b) origins

BradBascom — 2009-04-24 12:28:55Z

The English/French lineage was documented in a book called "Bascom and Allied Families" published in 1932 by Mrs. Joseph Dayton Bascom. For more info see the Bascom Reunion web site, www.sover.net/~bbascom

Re: Bascom(b) origins

CCintala — 2009-04-09 19:53:52Z

I am able to tie back to Thomas Bascom as well. Can I ask you where you found the information on the Bascoms' in England and France? I've had some difficulty locating it.
Thanks -

Origin of Bascom name? (Bascom Whitney Johnson b. 1924)

tchrbird — 2009-04-06 22:03:42Z

My father's name was Bascom Whitney Johnson. My sister and I have been trying to track down the history of the name Bascom and have only found it as a surname; originally from the Normans.The name was a popular first name in the 1880s, or so, but my dad was given the name in 1924.I would appreciate it if you could share any history you can find on the name

Thank you so much.

Thomas Bascom of Dorset, England

philip13541 — 2009-04-05 12:31:53Z

from Philip Baker, grandson of William Frederick Bascomb.
Thomas Bascom emigrated from Dorset, England to New England about 1634. There were Bascoms in the county of Dorset for many generations. On Saturday 28th February I will be attending a genealogical event in London organised by the BBC, entitled'Who do you think you are'. Who do you think you are is a popular TV programme in UK. This is a 3-day event with many talks, workshops and a lot of help for amateur genealogists. I will be attending a session about Dorset Family History, and if anyone reading this has a question they would like me to ask, or information they would would like me to try to find, please let me know. I will be happy to help if I can.

Re: Garth Bascom

2009-04-05 12:31:22Z

I hope you receive this... I have been off the net for about 3 weeks... computer problems.
To answer your question, I was named for a friend of my father's in WWII, he had a buddy whose name was Garth. And no, my middle name is not Stanley.... Sorry...
so where does your family history originate?
I have included my Email Address above..would love to hear more about your family and it's history....
Sincerely,
Garth Bascom

BASCOM: Aaron (1829) & Miranda (1843), Riverside Cem, Emmett, Gem Co., ID, USA

mttreehugger — 2009-04-05 12:29:54Z

Headstones are located in the Riverside Cemetery: Emmett, Gem Co., ID.

Re: Alpheus W. Bascom m. Emily Johnston 7-22-1840 KY, USA

BradBascom — 2009-03-04 13:57:09Z

ALPHEUS WASHINGTON BASCOM (ALPHEUS-6, JONATHAN-5, JONATHAN-4, THOMAS-3, THOMAS-2, THOMAS-1) was born 30 Jun 1806 in Hancock, NY, and died 22 Apr 1845 in Maysville, KY. He married (1) MARTHA ANDREWS LILLESTON 25 Oct 1826. She died 05 Oct 1838. He married (2) EMILY JOHNSTON 22 Jul 1840.
Children of ALPHEUS BASCOM and MARTHA LILLESTON are:
i. HIRAM SEBASTIAN8 BASCOM, b. 27 Aug 1827, Maysvill, KY; d. 14 Nov 1836.
ii. ALPHEUS CLARKE BASCOM, b. 21 Nov 1829, Maysvill, KY; d. 10 Aug 1834.

Children of ALPHEUS BASCOM and EMILY JOHNSTON are:
iii. JAMES HENRY8 BASCOM, b. 10 Nov 1841, Maysvill, KY.
iv. HARRIET ALPHEA BASCOM, b. 28 May 1845, Maysvill, KY.

see www.sover.net/~bbascom for the online Bascom genealogy.

Re: Thomas Bascom - 1650

tull35 — 2008-10-30 17:27:57Z

Am looking for a Louise who has the Bascom bible. Thomas Bascom is my direct ancestor..would love to have a copy of the handwritten notes re the Bascoms..offering to pay copy cost and postage. Barbara

Re: Thomas Bascom - 1650 England > MA, USA

tull35 — 2008-10-30 17:27:42Z

Hello...My ancestor is Thomas Bascom a Huegonot that was sent to New England from England. You have a treasure in your hands in that Bible!! Let me know if you get this.
B in Texas

Re: Thomas Bascom - 1650 England > MA, USA

tull35 — 2008-06-14 23:37:16Z

Hi Did you happen to make copies of the handwriting in that Bible? Sure would love a copy or even a handwritten transcription. Do you have her snail address? That is such an exciting find !
thanks Barbara

Re: Thomas Bascom - 1650 England > MA, USA

stlcgollaher1 — 2008-06-14 17:41:37Z

I had the Bascom Family Bible and sent it to Louise Bascom a year or 2 ago. I believe she might still subscribe to this thread, but not sure

Canada: John Bascom, father of Melvin Andrew Bascom

2004-09-18 01:13:23Z

Are there any people (that visit this site) that may have Bascom relations in Canada? I was just wondering. I am looking for lineages of John Bascom, father of Melvin Andrew Bascom, and any of their relations. Any corrispondence is appreciated. Thanks, Cody

Bascom Reunion Association

2004-09-18 04:48:36Z

Try looking at Bascom Reunion Association. Several variations on Bascom Spelling. Their are books available from the Assoc. including Bascom Allied Families. I last attended the reunion in 1998. Please get back to me after you have checked this site. We will go from there.

Eugene Bascom Bradley b. 1852

2004-09-18 04:39:32Z

Hi again, I just found this message, and I am not sure how to email you direct, but I am looking for a Eugene Bascom Bradley. With the awarness of Bascom as a French name Eugene fits as well. He was born in 1852. I am thinking his mother was probably a "Bascom" since it became his middle name, he actually went by it rather than Eugene. Thanks

Origin of Bascom name?

2004-09-18 04:37:49Z

Bascom researchers, can you tell me if this is an English or French name? and if a male has been given the name as a middle name is it customary to be named after is mother's family or fathers mother's family? thanks

Bascom(b) origins

2006-09-08 19:47:36Z

Dear Marsha,

I found on the Ancestry.co. message board that in 200o you were enquiring about the origin of the Bascomb name. Were you succesful?

It seems that in the early 15th century a man called Gilburtus left the town of Tartas in the south of France, the French Basque country, and migrated to the extreme north of France. His family was not the only one to do this. The family of another man, Jacques Calwel, did the same.Maybe others too. I suspect they were involved in some religious difficulties, which was common in that area at the time. The Calwel family later emigrated to Scotland and are now know as Caldwell. Apparently Gilburtus was referred to as the 'Basque Man', or in French, Le Bask'homme - hence the orgin of the Bascom name.

Perhaps you have found this out already.

Gilbertus Bascom (b. 1382, Mondort, France) - married Jehanne De Mons (b. 1386, Montfort, France)
their son Guillaume Bascom (1410-1490) married Marie De La Croix
their son Guillaume Bascom (1443-1511) married Adelaide De Chabanne
their son Jean Bascom (1470-1562) married Suzanne Barbey
their son Robert Bascom (1499-) married Marie Dornant
their son Jean Bascom (-1617) married Margaret Barber - they had at least six children
their second son John of Fordington Bascom (1570-1625) married Jane Beaumont. They had five children.
their second son (third child) Thomas Bascom emigrated to America.

My interest in the Bascom family history is because I am descended through my grandfather, Frederick William Bascomb, from Jean Bascon and Margaret Barber, grandparents of Thomas Bascom,who emigrated to the USA and from whom the American Bascom(b)s are descended, and of William Bascom from whom my family is descended.

Frederick Bascomb and my grandmother, Maud Smith, lived together for many years but were never married. Frederick's family seem to have been instrumental in breaking up the relationship (he was already married to someone else) and in the unpleasantness associated with this my grandmother changed her name, and her son's (my father) to Baker. As 'Mrs' Baker she was able to achieve a level of respectability (this was in the 1920s) and to distance herself from the Bascomb scandal! My father said he was about 14 years old when he last saw his father, which was very difficult for him.

It is interesting to know that there are so many Bascombs (of various spellings) in the USA. There are also a number in UK. The relationships must be very distant!

If you trace the ancestory back, beyond Robert Bascom who came to England from France in the early 1500s, you can find an amazing and fascinating landscape of European history, going right back to the early Vikings - people alive at the time Jesus Christ was a young man. I was intrigued to discover that Antoine de Chabannes, father of Adelaid de Chabanne who married Guillaume Bascom in 1469, fought with Joan of Arc. Antoine's wife, Marguerite of Naunteuil was Count of Dammartin in her own right, and descended from William I of England (William the Conqueror) - whose ancestory can be traced back to Njorth the Wealthy who died in 20 AD.

Following another line through Guillaume's wife you come to King Alfred the Great of England (b. 849) and many other distinguished folk. A third line includes French and German nobility, including King Robert I of France and the Haspengau dynasty.

Following the Bascom name takes us back only as far as Gilbertus Bask'omme, born in 1382 in Montfort in the south of France. But, of course, we are as much descended from our mothers as from our fathers, and there may yet be more interesting lines of ancestory to be discovered!

Below I have pasted-in a document showing the lines of ancestory I have mentioned above, which I hope you will find interesting and useful. I was able to get the information mostly from www.familysearch.org, but I have cross-checked with other sites and with historical information whenever possible.

I have found out so much in my researches but there hasn't been time to document it properly. I hope one day to write a book about it all and about all these fascinating characters, and if possible to visit the relevant places in Europe. However, that might have to wait for my retirement. As I am 57 now maybe it's not to far away!

With very best wishes,

Philip Baker

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

1

Njorth the Wealthy of Vanir b.? Svithjoth, Vanir, Russia, d.20? AD

father of â†“

Frey Yngvi of Uppsala b.? Scythia, Vamir, Russia, d. 10 AD Uppland, Denmark

father of â†“

King Fjolnir Yngvifreysson of Uppsala b.? Uppland, Denmark, d. 14? AD

first Yngling King

father of â†“

Sveigthir Fjolnirrson of Uppsala b.? Uppland, Denmark, d. 34?AD

father of â†“

Vanlandi Svigthirrson of Uppsala b.? Uppland, Denmark, d. 48 AD

father of â†“

Visbur Vanlandisson of Uppsala b.? Finland, d. 98AD

father of â†“

Domaldi Visbursson of Uppsala b.? d. 130 AD

father of â†“

Domar Donaldisson of Uppsala Drotmar b.? d. 162 AD Uppland, Denmark

father of â†“

King Diggvi Domarsson I of Uppsala b.? d. 190 AD Uppsala or Upland, Denmark

father of â†“

Agni Dagsson of Uppsala b.? d. 260 AD

father of â†“

Alrek Agnisson of Uppsala b.? d. 280 AD Forest of Stokk Sound

father of â†“

Yngvi Alreksson of Uppsala b.? d. 300 AD Uppland, Denmark

father of â†“

Jorund Yngvisson of Uppsala b.? d. 313 AD Odda Sound

father of â†“

Aun Jorundsson of Uppsala b.? d.? Uppsala or Upland

father of â†“

Egil Aunsson of Uppsala b.? d.4?? AD East Forest

father of â†“

Ottar Egilsson of Uppsala b.? Uppsala or Upland, d. 460 AD Battle of Limjford, Denmark

father of â†“

Athils Ottarsson of Uppsala b.? d. 505 AD = Yrsa the Thrall of Saxland, Queen of Sweden

parents of â†“

Eynstein Athisson of Uppsala b.? Uppsala or Upland, d. 631 AD Lofund

father of â†“

Ingvar Eysteinsson of Varmland b. 620? AD, d. 645 Uppsala or Upland

father of â†“

King Braut-Anaud of Varmland b. 645? AD, d. 665? AD

King of Uppland

father of â†“

King Ingjald I Anundsson of Varmland b. 665 AD, d. ? = Gauthild Algautsdotter of Gautland

King of Uppland or Uppsala

parents of â†“

King Alov I Ingjarldsson Tretegja of Varmland b. 690? AD Uppsla, Sweden, d. 710 AD = Solveig de Solor

King of Vestfold, Norway

parents of â†“

Halvdan I Olavsson Hvitbein of Vermaland b. 710? AD Varmland, Seeden, d.? Tjolling in Vesfold = Asa Oysteindotter Hardrape

parents of â†“

King Eystein I halvdansson Fjert of Vestfold and Romerick b. 735? AD, d. 750? Borre in Vestfold = Hilda Eiriksdotter de Vestfold

parents of â†“

Halvdan II Oysteinsson the debonair of Vestfold b. 750? AD d. 802? AD = Liv Vestmar

parents of â†“

Ivar Oplaendinge of Heidmark b. 780? AD d.?

Jarl of Moere

father of â†“

Eystein II Glumra Ivarsson of Heidmark b. 810? AD, Maer, Norway, d. 872 = Aseda de Vestfold

Jarl de Moere

parents of â†“

Jarl Ragnvald Eysteinsson the wise of Heidmark b. 835? AD Uppland, Demmark or Maer, Norway, d. 890? Orcades, Scotland = Comtesse Ragnhilde of Moere

parents of â†“

Rollon (or Robert) I of Normandy b. 860 AD Maer, Norway, d. 927 or 933 AD (buried in Rouen) = Popa of Bayeux

1st Duke of Normandy

parents of â†“

Guillaume (William) I Longue Epes of Normandy b. 900? AD Hermeville, France, d. 17-12-942 Picquigny = 1. Leutgarade of Vermandois, Count of Champagne

Duke of Normandy = 2. Sprotta of Senlis

parents of â†“

Richard I the Fearless (mother = Sprotta of Senlis) b. 28-8-933, d. 20-11-996 = 1. Emma of France (m. 960 AD)

Duke of Normandy, Regent of France = 2. Gunnor of Crepon

parents of â†“

Richard II b. 974? d. 23-8-1026, Fecamp (mother = Gunnor of Crepon) = Judith of Bretagne

Duke of Normandy

parents of â†“

Robert I the Devil (or the Magnificent) b. 1002?, d. 22-11-1035, Nicea â€“ Herleve (or Harletta) of Falaise

Duke of Normandy

parents of â†“

King William I The Conqueror b. 14-10-1024 Falaise, d. 7-9-1087 Hermeville = Matilda of Flanders

King of England, Duke of Normandy

parents of â†“

Adela of Normandie (of England) b. 1062? d. 8-3-1137 = Etienne dit Henri de Blois Count of Champagne (m. 1080) (see line 3 further on in document for his ancestry)

Countess of Blois

parents of â†“

Thibaut IV the Grand b. 1085? d. 9-1-1152 = Mathilde of Corinth

Count of Blois

parents of â†“

Etienne of Blois b. ? d. 1191 Acre,Palestine = Alix (Mathilde) of Donzy (m. 1153)

Count of Sancerre

parents of â†“

Guillaume I of Sancerre b.? d. 1217 = 1. Marie of Charenton (m. 1203)

parents of â†“ = 2. Eustachie of Courtenay

Louis I of Sancerre b. 1203? (mother = Marie of Cherenton) d. 1268 = 1. Blanche of Courtenay (m. 1223)

parents of â†“ = 2. Isabelle of Mayenne

Jean I of Sancerre (or Chamagne) b. 1235 d. after 1280 = 1. Marie de Vierson, Dame of Menetou-Sal (m. 1259)

parents of â†“ = 2. Marie of Donzy

Jean II of Sancerre (mother = Marie of Vierson) b.? d.? = Louise of Beaumez

Count of Sancerre

parents of â†“

Jeanne of Sancerre b. ? d. 1354 = 1. Jean III of Trie, Count of Dammartin

parents of â†“ = 2. Jean I of Chatillon-Porcean, Lord of Chattilon

Jacqueline of Dammartin b. 1350? (father = Jean III of Trie) d. 1388 = Jean I of Chatillon-Porcean (see line 2 further on in document for his ancestry)

Count of Dammartin

parents of â†“

Marguerite of Chatillon-Porcean B. 1380? d.? = Guillaume of Fayel

Count of Dammartin

parents of â†“

Guillaume of Fayel b. 1400? d.? = Marguerite of Chatillon-Porcean

Count of Dammartin

parents of â†“

Marie of Dammartin b.? d? = Reynauld V of Nanteuil-Aci

Count of Dammartin

parents of â†“

Marguerite of Nanteuil b. 1420? d.? = Antoine of Chabannes b. 1408? d. 1488 Count of Dammartin

parents of â†“

Adelaid of Chabanne b. 1449 Pont-a-Mousson d.? = Guillaume Bascom b. 1443 d. 1511 (m. 11-2-1469, Nouzon)

parents of â†“

Jean Bascom b. 1470/76? MonthermÃ©, Champagne, Ardennes d. 3-3-1562 Nouzon = Suzanne Barby b. 1477

parents of â†“

Robert Bascom (Bascon) b. 1499 Montherme, France d. 1562 England = Marie Dornant b. 1505

parents of â†“

Jean Bascon b. 1534 Montherme, France, d. 1626 Dorset, England = Margaret Barber b. 1536 d. 1586

parents of â†“ also parents of â†“

Henry Bascom b.1569 Dorset = John of Fordington Bascom b. 1570 d. 1624 = Jane Beaumont

from whom Frederick William Bascomb b. 1862 was descended parents of â†“

and his subsequent descendants â†“ Thomas Bascom b. 1602? d. 1682 USA= Avis

from whom the USA Bascom(b)s are descended

2

Cuthred of Wessex b. 635? AD d. 661 AD

father of â†“

Inglid of Wessex b. 660? AD

father of â†“

Eoppa of Wessex b. 690? AD d. 718 AD

father of â†“

Eoffa of Wessex b. 715? AD d. 789

parents of â†“

Ealhmund of Wessex b. 745? AD d. 827 AD = Nâ€¦ of Kent

(King of Kent through his wife)

parents of â†“

King Egbert of England b. 775? AD d. 4-2-839 = Redburge

King of Wessex and the Anglo Saxons

parents of â†“

King Aethelwulf of England b. 810? AD d. 13-1-858 = 1. Osburge

King of Wessex and Kent = 2. Princess Judith of France

parents of â†“

King Alfred the Great b. 849 AD, Wantage, Berkshire d. 26-10 899 (buried in Winchester) = Elswitha of Gainsbrough (Mercia)

King of Wessex

parents of â†“

King Edward the Elder b. 871? AD d. 17-7-924 = 1. Elfeda of the Bernicie, of Wiltshire

King of Wessex and the Anglo Saxons = 2. Egwina

parents of â†“ = 3. Edgifre of Meopham

Elflada of England b. 910? d.? = Aubrey of Orleona b. 900? AD d?

parents of â†“

Lord Bouchard I of Montmorency b. 940? AD d. 980? = Hildegarde of Blois

parents of â†“

Lord Bouchard II ('Le Barbu') de Montmorency b. 970? AD d. 1020? = Ildelinde of Chateau-Basset

parents of â†“

Lord Bouchard III of Montmorency b. 1010?= Adeliza of Clermont

Lord of Marly, Feuillarde and Chateau-Bassett

parents of â†“

Herve of Montmorency b. 1047? d. 1110? = Agnes of Eu (of Soissons) (m. 1073?)

Lord of Marly, Bouteiller of France

parents of â†“

Mathieu: Bourhard IV of Montmorency b. 1077? d. 2-1-1132 =1. Agnes of Beaumont sur Oise, Dame of Conflans sur Laterne (m. 1096?)

parents of â†“ = 2. Agnes of Pontoise (m. 1105)

Adelaide of Montmorency b. 1096? (monther = Agnes of Beaumont) = Guy of Guise b.? d.?

parents of â†“

Lord Bouchard of Guise b. 1125? d. 1166? = Adelaide b.? d.?

parents of â†“

Alix (or Adelphie) of Guise b. 1150? d. 20-2-1205 = Jacques of Avesnes b.? d.?

parents of â†“

Matilde of Avesnes b.1183 d. 5-11-1236 = 1. Louis The Young of Chigny (m. 1205?) = 2. Count Louis II of Chigny (m. before 1206)

parents of â†“ = 3. Baron Nicholas IV of Rumigny

Adele of Rumigny b, 1200? (father = Baron Nicholas IV of Rumigny) = Anseau IV of Garlande, Lord of Tournan-en-Brie b. 1225? d.?

parents of â†“

Isabelle of Villebaue (Villebeon) b. 1240? d. 1282 = Robert I of Dreux, Viscount of Beu (m. 1263)

Dame of La Chapelle-Gontier and Bagneaux

parents of â†“

Isabelle (Isabeau) of Dreux b. 1264 d. 1300 = Count Gaucher V of Chatillon-sur-Marne, Count of Porcien (Porcian)

Dame of Nesle-en-Tordenois

parents of â†“

Gaucher II of Chatillion-Porcean b. 1281? d. 1325 = Marguerite of Dampierre-sur-L'Aube

parents of â†“

Gaucher III of Chatillon-Porcean b.? d. 1342= Jeanne of Conflans (m. 1323)

Count of Porcean

parents of â†“

Jean I of Chatillon-Porcean = Jacqueline of Dammartin b. 1350? (father = Jean III of Trie) d. 1388

Count of Dammartin

parents of â†“

Marguerite of Chatillon-Porcean B. 1380? d.? = Guillaume of Fayel

Count of Dammartin

parents of â†“

Marie of Dammartin b.? d? = Reynauld V of Nanteuil-Aci

Count of Dammartin

parents of â†“

Marguerite of Nanteuil b. 1420? d.? = Antoine of Chabannes b. 1408? d. 1488 Count of Dammartin

parents of â†“

Adelaid of Chabanne b. 1449 Pont-a-Mousson d.? = Guillaume Bascom b. 1443 d. 1511 (m. 11-2-1469, Nouzon)

parents of â†“

Jean Bascom b. 1470/76? MonthermÃ©, Champagne, Ardennes d. 3-3-1562 Nouzon = Suzanne Barby b. 1477

parents of â†“

Robert Bascom (Bascon) b. 1499 Montherme, France d. 1562 England = Marie Dornant b. 1505

parents of â†“

Jean Bascon b. 1534 Montherme, France, d. 1626 Dorset, England = Margaret Barber b. 1536 d. 1586

parents of â†“ also parents of â†“

Henry Bascom b.1569 Dorset = John of Fordington Bascom b. 1570 d. 1624 = Jane Beaumont

from whom Frederick William Bascomb b. 1862 was descended parents of â†“

and his subsequent descendants â†“ Thomas Bascom b. 1602? d. 1682 USA= Avis

from whom the USA Bascom(b)s are descended

3

Charibert of Haspengau b. 575 AD d. 636 AD

father of â†“

Chrodobertus I of Haspengau b. 600? AD d. after 6.30 AD

father of â†“

Lambert I of Haspengau b. 620? AD d. after 650 AD

father of â†“

Count Chrodobertus II of Haspengau b. 650? AD d.? = Doda b.? d.?

Chancellor of King Clotaire III

parents of â†“

Count Lambert II of Haspengau b. 685? AD d. after 741 AD

parents of â†“

Duke Robert I of Haspengau b. 710? AD d. after 764 AD = Williswinthe of Wormsgau

Count of Wormsgau and Oberrheinsgau

parents of â†“

Thurinberg of Wormsgau b. 740? AD d. after 770 AD

father of â†“

Robert II of Wormsgau b. 765? AD d. 12-7-807 AD = 1. Theodorate

Count of Wormsgau and Oberrheinsgau = 2. Isengarde

parents of â†“

Count Robert III of Wormsgau b. 790? AD (mother â€“ Theodorate) d. 834? AD = Wiltrude of Orleans

Count of Wormsgau and Oberrheinsgau = 2. Isengarde

parents of â†“

Count Robert IV The Strong b. 815? AD d. 15-9-866 = 1. Adelaide of Tours, Duchess of France

Count of Anjou and Tours = 2. Agnes

parents of â†“

King Robert I b. 866 d. 15-6-923, Soissons = 1. Beatrice of Vermandois or of Senlis (m. 893?)

King of France = Aelis or Adele of Alsace (Maine)

parents of â†“

Richilde of Poitou b. 892 d.? = 1. Count Thibault The Old, of Blois (or Tours)

Princess of France = 2. Guillaume II of Angouleme-Taillefer, Count of Perigord = 3. Guillaume I of Perigord

parents of â†“

Count Thibaut The Cheat, of Blois b. 910? (father = Count Thibault The Old) d. 16-1-974 Abbey St Florentin, Samur = Leutgarade of Vermandois, Count of Champagne

parents of â†“

Count Eude I of Blois b. 945? AD d. 12-3-996 = 1. Berthe of Bourgogne (m. 983)

parents of â†“ = 2. Mauhaut of Normandy

Count Eude II of Blois b. 989? (mother = Berthe of Bourgogne) d. 15-11-1037 = Irmengarde of Auverne (m. 1010)

parents of â†“

Count Thibault III of Blois b. 1012? d. 29-9-1089, Eperney = 1. Gersande of Maine (m. 1037) = 2. Adelaide of Valois, Princess of France (m. before 1060)

Count of Chartres, Tours and Troy = 3. Adelaide or Adele of Crepy

parents of â†“

Etienne dit Henri de Blois Count of Champagne = Adela of Normandie (of England) b. 1062? d. 8-3-1137 (m. 1080)

Countess of Blois

parents of â†“

Thibaut IV the Grand b. 1085? d. 9-1-1152 = Mathilde of Corinth

Count of Blois

parents of â†“

Etienne of Blois b. ? d. 1191 Acre,Palestine = Alix (Mathilde) of Donzy (m. 1153)

Count of Sancerre

parents of â†“

Guillaume I of Sancerre b.? d. 1217 = 1. Marie of Charenton (m. 1203)

parents of â†“ = 2. Eustachie of Courtenay

Louis I of Sancerre b. 1203? (mother = Marie of Cherenton) d. 1268 = 1. Blanche of Courtenay (m. 1223)

parents of â†“ = 2. Isabelle of Mayenne

Jean I of Sancerre (or Chamagne) b. 1235 d. after 1280 = 1. Marie de Vierson, Dame of Menetou-Sal (m. 1259)

parents of â†“ = 2. Marie of Donzy

Jean II of Sancerre (mother = Marie of Vierson) b.? d.? = Louise of Beaumez

Count of Sancerre

parents of â†“

Jeanne of Sancerre b. ? d. 1354 = 1. Jean III of Trie, Count of Dammartin

parents of â†“ = 2. Jean I of Chatillon-Porcean, Lord of Chattilon

Jacqueline of Dammartin b. 1350? (father = Jean III of Trie) d. 1388 = Jean I of Chatillon-Porcean

Count of Dammartin

parents of â†“

Marguerite of Chatillon-Porcean B. 1380? d.? = Guillaume of Fayel

Count of Dammartin

parents of â†“

Marie of Dammartin b.? d? = Reynauld V of Nanteuil-Aci

Count of Dammartin

parents of â†“

Marguerite of Nanteuil b. 1420? d.? = Antoine of Chabannes b. 1408? d. 1488 Count of Dammartin

parents of â†“

Adelaid of Chabanne b. 1449 Pont-a-Mousson d.? = Guillaume Bascom b. 1443 d. 1511 (m. 11-2-1469, Nouzon)

parents of â†“

Jean Bascom b. 1470/76? MonthermÃ©, Champagne, Ardennes d. 3-3-1562 Nouzon = Suzanne Barby b. 1477

parents of â†“

Robert Bascom (Bascon) b. 1499 Montherme, France d. 1562 England = Marie Dornant b. 1505

parents of â†“

Jean Bascon b. 1534 Montherme, France, d. 1626 Dorset, England = Margaret Barber b. 1536 d. 1586

parents of â†“ also parents of â†“

Henry Bascom b.1569 Dorset = John of Fordington Bascom b. 1570 d. 1624 = Jane Beaumont

from whom Frederick William Bascomb b. 1862 was descended parents of â†“

and his subsequent descendants â†“ Thomas Bascom b. 1602? d. 1682 USA= Avis

from whom the USA Bascom(b)s are descended

Re: Moses Bascom, b. 1736

2006-03-20 02:31:06Z

I have done quite a bit of research on this family, and am a descendant myself. The interesting thing is all the birth records will indicate Deerfield MA, but one needs to understand that Deerfield in the 1730's was a huge land area that including the present day towns of Greenfield and Gill. The family lived north of the present day Deerfield. I have found and photographed the grave stones of several of this family if anyone is interested. (Moses, Elias, Joseph, Mrs. Ezekiel.) I am searching for the grave of Ezekiel Bascom. Please contact me if anyone has specific information on Ezekiel.

Brad Bascom
Acworth, NH
see the full Thomas Bascom genealogy at www.sover.net/~bbascom

Re: Lt. George BASCOM, Allegany, Cattaraugus, NY 1809-1893

2006-03-20 02:27:41Z

George Bascom b. Oct 8, 1809 in Decatur NY, is included in the genealogy "Thomas Bascom and his Descendants" by E. D. Harris which was printed in 1870. Harris wrote that in 1866 George was living in Alleghany, NY. Harris may have corresponded with the family, as he did with most branches of the Bascom family over the course of a few years before publishing. In any case here are the records below. He listed 2 wives and 8 children. If you have new information I would like to explore it. I collect digital photos of Bascom grave stones, but have not been to NY. I have photos of the graves for Aaron and Samuel in this lineage, among others. --Brad Bascom, NH.

GEORGE BASCOM (JAMES7, AARON6, SAMUEL5, SAMUEL4, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born Oct 08, 1809 in Decauter, NY. He married (1) EUNICE DOGGE Jan 08, 1835 in Olean, NY. She was born Dec 04, 1818 in Olean, NY, and died Jun 20, 1844 in Burton, NY. He married (2) CORDELIA JANE THAYER Jul 15, 1849 in Olean, NY. She was born Jan 30, 1834 in Burton, NY.

Children of GEORGE BASCOM and EUNICE DOGGE are:
i. GEORGE HARRISON9 BASCOM, b. Mar 27, 1837, Burton, NY; m. JANE BRENNAN, May 08, 1866.
ii. HELEN JANET BASCOM, b. May 05, 1838, Burton, NY; d. Nov 25, 1841.
iii. CHARLOTTE HELEN BASCOM, b. Jul 26, 1840, Burton, NY; m. CHARLES DAY THOMPSON, Sep 15, 1859, Alleghany, NY.
iv. CHARLES HARVEY BASCOM, b. Aug 15, 1842, Burton, NY.

Children of GEORGE BASCOM and CORDELIA THAYER are:
v. HENRY CLAY9 BASCOM, b. Jul 11, 1850, Alleghany, NY.
vi. FREDERICK HARRINGTON BASCOM, b. Oct 29, 1853, Allegheny, NY.
vii. ADA HORTENSE BASCOM, b. Oct 28, 1856, Alleghany, NY; d. Mar 24, 1865.
viii. GRACE WELLS BASCOM, b. May 24, 1861, Allagheny, NY.
ix. MARY ELIZA BASCOM, b. Jun 07, 1864, Allagheny, NY.

Re: Bascom from St. Albans, Vermont, previously Canada

2006-01-21 02:28:53Z

Is this the family you are looking for?
See my web site www.sover.net/~bbascom for the full Bascom genealogy online. If you have additions/corrections I would like to update it. Thanks, Brad Bascom - Acworth NH

CHESTER F. BASCOM was born Aug 03, 1818 in Fairfax, VT, and died in St. Albans, VT. He married MIRANDA WHITE Sep 16, 1847. She was born Jul 22, 1818.

Children of CHESTER BASCOM and MIRANDA WHITE are:
i. HERBERT C.9 BASCOM, b. Jul 16, 1848, Fairfax, VT.
ii. WILLIAM-J. BASCOM, b. Jan 09, 1850, St. Albans, VT.
iii. FANNIE-M. BASCOM, b. Sep 05, 1856, St. Albans, VT.
iv. MERTON-JEKILL BASCOM, b. May 29, 1858, St. Albans, VT.

Douglas E. Bascom, 25, of Colorado Springs, Colo., died Oct. 20, 2004

2005-11-16 19:04:52Z

No. 1054-04
IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 21, 2004
DoD Identifies Marine Casualty

The Department of Defense announced today the death of a Marine who was supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Sgt. Douglas E. Bascom, 25, of Colorado Springs, Colo., died Oct. 20 as result of enemy action in Al Anbar Province, Iraq. Bascom, a member of the Individual Ready Reserves, was mobilized and assigned to 2nd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division, I Marine Expeditionary Force, Camp Pendleton, Calif.

For further information contact the Public Affairs Officer for the Marine Corps Mobilization Command at (816) 843-3013.

http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/2004/nr20041021-1430.htm...

Disclaimer: Not related to this person. This news release is being submitted for its genealogical value: name, age, hometown, date, place and cause of death, and military service. No political viewpoint is being expressed.

Re: Bascom in Texas (Andrew Bascom Robinson)

saralynnneeley — 2005-04-08 19:06:12Z

I don't have any Stanleys. My Andrew Bascom Robinson was born in Houston County, TX to Wilson Robinson and Sarah Bynum in 1859. He named a son James Bascom Robinson who was born in Atascosa, TX in 1909. It is an unusual name. Good luck on your search.

Bascoms of Quebec origin

bernardvanasse — 2008-03-14 20:26:50Z

Some Bascom families of French Canada ancestry . Real name is Bastien .

Amable Bastien and descendants settled in Palmer , Agawam and West Springfield Ma . Amable sometimes translated to Loveland , Lovely hence Loveland Bascom .

David Bascom and Philomene ( sometimes Lucretia ) Guerin settled in Chicopee and North Adams . Son Eugene married Sara Lapolice -this family lived in Chicopee and Holyoke .Son (Napoleon) David married Annie Bell and had family in Chicopee MA . Their son David Bascom married Cora Cobb and moved to the Schenectady area of New York .

Joseph Bascom and Marie Laporte had a large family . In 1880 they were at Lebanon NH. In 1900 and 1910 they were at Durham . Most of the children of this family settled in the Newmarket NH area.

All these family derive from the Vanasse dit Bastien families of Quebec .

Re: Bascom name change: Pierre Bascom, son of Joseph Bastien and Marie Laporte

bernardvanasse — 2008-03-14 20:32:58Z

Joseph Bastien later Bascom was the husband of Marie Laporte . He was the son of Charles David Bastien and Aurelie Desjarlais of St Guillaume d'Upton Quebec .Joseph was born Dec 15 1842 at St Guillaume . Marriage record as yet unknown .

Obit: Lawrence C. Bascom (1924, Utah, USA - Dec 14 2004)

KathleenBurnett — 2005-10-18 14:33:16Z

Lawrence C. Bascom, our loving husband, father and grandfather, passed away peacefully with his loved ones around him on Dec. 14, 2004. He was born May 12, 1924 in Sunnyside, Utah to Ira Kimbell and Alice Rasmussen Bascom. Lawrence grew up in Vernal and served in the U.S. Navy during World War II.

He returned home and married Venna Haws in the Salt Lake LDS Temple in March 1946. They lived in Vernal for several years and then moved to the Salt Lake area and resided there the rest of their lives.

He was active in the LDS Church and was always willing to help his neighbors and friends. Lawrence was a brick mason and had built many homes in Salt Lake County. He worked on the LDS Church Office Building, the University Club building and many others.

Survivors include: wife, Venna; daughters, Caralee Jeppson (Charles), Susan Kay Kendall (Stephen), Colleen Taylor (Don), Nancy Drake (Tom); sons, Kim, Lynn (Tanya); 30 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren; brother, Elvyn; also nephews and nieces.

Funeral services were Saturday, Dec. 18, 2004, at 11 a.m. in the Midvale 8th Ward, 8350 So. Jackson St. (250 West). Friends called at Goff Mortuary, 8090 So. State, Friday from 6-8 p.m. or Saturday at the church from 9:45-10:45 a.m. Interment was at Elysian Burial Gardens.

Published in the Vernal Express Dec 22, 2004

Elias Bascom, bp. 1738