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269:, the Justiciar and his descendants. Unfortunately the entry in Domesday Book on which this supposition was made is an error. This was pointed out by the Rev. R.W. Eyton in 1881. Eyton explained in his Errata that, in compiling the fair version of the Domesday Book for Staffordshire, the details of a tenement in Oxfordshire named "Draiton" were accidentally duplicated by the scribes into the Staffordshire pages. The scribes made a further error by writing the name as "Turstin", whereas the holder of "Draitone" in Oxfordshire was "Turchil" i.e. "Thorkil of Warwick", whose lands have nothing to do with the Bassets. Erdeswicke gives credit to Ms.
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316:. Reedy has suggested that Robert may have originated from Ouilly-le-Basset and may have been the overlord of the Bassets there as well as in England. There are thus three towns associated with the Bassets within a relatively compact area of Normandy. Reedy also speculated that Ralph Basset may have come to the notice of the future king Henry I when Henry was lord of Domfront (from 1092 to 1100) during the reign of William II. Domfront is 30 km southwest of Montreuil-au-Houlme.
1066:, who in 1987 oversaw the sale of the public-sector business and its 16 factories and 19,000 employees to British Aerospace. He attended Eton College and the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst, and became a captain in the Scots Guards. He worked as a stockbroker in Toronto, Canada, in 1957. In 1959, he returned to the City of London where he joined Panmure Gordon & Co until 1972. In 1971 he and his wife survived a serious accident on a private road on his father-in-law's
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first Lord Basset of
Drayton in 1295, and bore the arms "or three piles gules with a quarter ermine". William Basset, another brother of Geoffrey Ridel, received no inheritance from his mother and so retained a variation of the old Basset arms. His descendant, yet another Ralph Basset, bore "argent, 3 bars wavy sable" on becoming the first Lord Basset of Sapcote in 1371.
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Genealogists over many years have held the mistaken belief that the progenitor of the Basset family in
England was one Thurstan Basset who had many pagan beliefs: he said that he was of "old Valor". As early as the sixteenth century, Sampson Erdeswicke proclaimed "Turstin de Basset" as owner of five
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Ralph Basset was the ancestor of a prolific family of royal administrators he also ruled as Prince Regent when his third cousin abdicated. He had at least four sons; Richard, Nicholas, Turstin and Ralph, a clerk. They gave rise to the later
Baronies of Drayton, Sapcote, Weldon and Wycombe. Further,
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Three
Bassets are recorded in the Domesday Book. Ralph Basset held Marsworth (Bucks.) and Tiscott (Herts.) as a sub-tenant of Robert d'Oilly. Richard Basset held Thurleigh (Beds.), also as a sub-tenant of Robert d'Oilly. William Basset held Milton Ernest (Beds.) from Hugh de Beauchamp. It is likely
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to the rich heiress
Matilda Ridel, his son Geoffrey (d. 1180x2) assumed the surname Ridel and adopted the Ridel arms "or three piles gules". His descendant, a Richard Basset, became the first Lord Basset of Weldon in 1299. Another Ralph Basset, a descendant of Geoffrey's brother Ralph became the
261:, Chief Justice of England. (Erdeswicke’s thorough manuscript was not published until the nineteenth century). Erdeswicke based this claim on an entry in the Domesday Book naming "Turstin" as lord of the manor of "Draiton" in the landholdings of Staffordshire. A manor, which was known later as
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The junior
Cornish branch continues to this day in 2017, but Tehidy was sold by the family in 1915. The Cornish branch was re-founded by George Basset (died 1580) who in 1558 had been given Tehidy by his nephew Sir Arthur Basset (1541–1586), of Umberleigh, who was buried in the
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Havinden, Michael & Stanes, Robin, Agriculture and Rural
Settlement 1500-1800, published in Kain, Roger & Ravenhill, William (Eds.) Historical Atlas of South-West England, Exeter, 1999, pp. 281–293, p.293, quoting: Halliday, F.E., A History of Cornwall, London, 1959,
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for pointing this out to him. The lands at
Drayton Bassett in Staffordshire were held by the king at the time of the Domesday Survey in 1086, not by the fictitious Thurstan Basset. Further, Drayton Bassett only came to the Basset family through the marriage of Ralph’s son
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estate, when in thick fog his
Bentley hit an 80 ft high obelisk. In 1972 he was appointed managing director of Philip Hill Investment Trust until 1985, when he was appointed chairman of Royal Ordnance. He inherited from his mother a 1/100th share of the office of
501:, who was summoned from Cornwall to attend, with other knights, King Edward I in the Welsh wars at Worcester in 1277, and it was probably he or one of his sons who obtained from King Edward III a patent for certain markets and fairs for the neighbouring town of
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of which were occasionally held by some member of the family; but their wealth in later times was mainly derived from the enormous mineral riches of this part of
Cornwall, although they also held considerable property in the north-eastern part of the county.
744:"Here lyeth buryed the body of James Bassett Esquire who had to wife Jane Godolphin ye daughter of Sr Frauncis Godolphin, knight, haveinge 5 sonnes and 5 da'u'hers. He departed this life ye 8th day of February An'o 1603 beinge of ye age of 43 yeres"
440:) says that the Bassets (who seem to have been first settled in Oxfordshire and other of the midland counties) can scarcely be said to have become Cornish folk (although they may have held property in Cornwall earlier) until the marriage of
1075:. He farmed at Quarles, on the Holkham estate, where he enjoyed shooting and fishing and where he bred Saler cattle and won supreme titles at the 1997 Royal Show at Stoneleigh. In 1960 he married Lady Carey Elizabeth Coke, daughter of
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Amongst the earliest recorded arms of the Basset family were those of Gilbert Basset (d. 1241), "barry wavy of six, or and gules". Variations of that design were followed by the older branches of the family. Following the marriage of
1005:(1791-1843; nephew), son of Rev. John Basset, 2nd son of Francis Basset (died 1769) by his wife Mary Wingfield, daughter of George Wingfield of Durham. MP for Helston 1840-41. Married Elizabeth Mary Price, daughter of
389:) and Tehidy became the seat of the junior branch, which became very wealthy in the 18th century from leases granted by them for tin and copper mines located on their estates, most notably the tin and copper mines at
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until that adoptive line failed a second time on the death in 1907 without children of Walter Basset Basset (1863–1907) (born Walter Basset Williams). The remaining Basset manors in Devon of Umberleigh and
986:(1715-1769; uncle) of Tehidy, formerly of Imley, Northamptonshire, 2nd son of Francis Basset (died 1721) of Tehidy. MP for Penryn 1766-69. Married in 1756 to Margaret St Aubyn (died 1768), daughter of
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his manor house of Tehidy in the year 1330–31, and Leland mentions it as "a castelet or pile of Bassets". The name of a William Basset appears in 1324, during the reign of King Edward II, amongst the
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Reedy considers that Ralph had two brothers Osmund (ancestor of the Bassets of Tehidy and the Baron of Stratton and de Dunstanville) and Gilbert (ancestor of the Barons of Headington and of Wycombe).
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church. They intermarried with the families of Trenouth, Trengove, Trelawny, Marrys, Enys, Carveth, Godolphin, Prideaux, Grenville, Pendarves, Rashleigh, and other prominent Cornish families.
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Identification of "Mrs Anne Basset" per Cornwall Record Office, Ref:CN/152/1,2, "99 year lease (lives of lessee's w. Susanna, sons Thos. and Edw. B.) (also counterpart) Dated 29 Sep. 1758"
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in Devon, and became extinct in the male line in 1802, but continued under the adopted name of Basset via the female line, in the successive families of Davie and Williams at
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in 1051. Osmund was of an age to have participated in the Norman Conquest and perhaps it was his sons who were enfeoffed with land in England by the time of Domesday in 1086.
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Once settled in Cornwall they remained at Tehidy steadfastly in a direct male line, albeit in a junior line, until 1915, and the bones of many generations of Bassets lie in
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Gustavus Lambert Basset (1834-1888) – in 1872 Gustavus Basset of Tehidy Park was quoted as the fifth largest landowner in Cornwall with 16,969 acres (68.67 km).
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that these men were related, but it is not clear how. Reedy considers it likely that this Ralph Basset was the great justice of Henry I, or otherwise his father.
436:(fl.1066). However Lysons (who had a good opportunity of forming a sound judgment, from his personal acquaintance in the early part of the 19th century with Sir
1615:"Anglia News: The Earl Of Leicester's Daughter Married Mr Bryan Basset Running time 2:55 Black & White Silent 1960 Holkham, Norfolk". For moving images see
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393:, between Camborne and Redruth, from which they earned income of £10,000 per annum. The family also controlled two of the richest mines in Cornwall, namely "
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The earliest Basset of whom we have any knowledge is Osmund Basset who, with his unnamed brothers, witnessed a grant from Hawise de Grandmesnil, daughter of
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A charter of Henry I in 1113 confirmed a grant of income from "Fontanias in Obsimine" to St. Evroul Abbey by Ralph Basset. This is apparently the modern
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William I Basset of Ippesden, Oxfordshire, was the son of John I Basset of Ippesden. He married Cecilia de Dunstanville and obtained Tehidy Manor c. 1150
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James Basset, died 1603, son and heir. He inherited Tehidy under the above entail. He married Jane Godolphin, daughter of Sir Francis Godolphin. His
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in Norfolk. Deemed the "marriage of the year", attended by the Queen Mother, it was broadcast by Anglian Television. He had children including:
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showing himself dressed in armour opposite his wife, with their ten children between, exists in Illogan Church, with the following inscription:
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of the topic and provide significant coverage of it beyond a mere trivial mention. If notability cannot be shown, the article is likely to be
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308:, 27 km northeast of Montreuil-au-Houlme. Also nearby is the small town of Ouilly-le-Basset, incorporated in 1947 in the modern town of
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in 1050. Orderic notes that Osmund Basset was one of the vassals of the Grandmesnil and Giroie clan who pledged part of their wealth to the
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240:. It is currently one of the few ancient Norman families who has survived through the centuries in the paternal line. They originated at
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in Devon having given Tehidy to the junior branch, which remained there until 1915. The senior Devon branch were seated in addition at
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Cleveland, Duchess of, The Battle Abbey Roll with some Account of the Norman Lineages, in Three Volumes, Vol. 1, London, 1889, Basset
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Michael James Basset (born 1963). Married Caroline Bailey on 7 September 1996. Has a daughter, Elizabeth Jane Basset (born 1998).
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John Prideaux Basset (1740 (posthumous)-1756), (son), died aged 16, when his heir became his uncle, Francis Basset (died 1769)
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James Basset (son) of Tehidy, in 1587 married Jane Godolphin, daughter of Sir Francis Godolphin, knight and had nine children.
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The names of the earlier Bassets are little known in history, save that in the time of Henry VII (1485-1509) John Basset,
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896:, of Umberleigh, was given Tehidy by his nephew Sir Arthur Basset (1541–1586), of Umberleigh. He married Jacquetta Coffin.
718:(d. 1566), for her life, then to her son George Basset and his wife Jaquet Coffin (d.1589) and the heirs male of his body.
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1449, married Johanna Beaumont, daughter of Sir Thomas Beaumont and heiress of Umberleigh and Heanton Punchardon in Devon.
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487:(1189-1199). It is extremely difficult to trace the details of the first settlement of the Bassets in Cornwall.
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Sir John III Basset (1441–1485) (son) of Tehidy, married Elizabeth Budockshyde, daughter of Thomas Budockshyde.
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483:(1216-1272). Other members of the families of Basset and De Dunstanville also intermarried in the reign of
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John Pendarves Basset (1713–1739), (eldest son), married Anne Prideaux (d.1760), daughter and co-heir of
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and became one of the Queen Mother's favourite and longest serving ladies in waiting. She was appointed
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513:("names of men-at-arms in the county of Cornwall") (Carew), and another Basset of the same name held a
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Domesday People: A Prosopography of Persons Occurring in English Documents 1066-1166. I. Domesday Book
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Obituary, EDP24, Britain's Regional Newspaper of the Year Friday, 12 November 2010, quoted by the
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Gustavus Lambart Basset (1834-1888; brother), married in 1869 Charlotte Mary Elmhirst (died 1898)
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Sir William IV Basset (d. 1384) (son), married Margaret Fleming, daughter of Sir Simon Fleming.
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William II Basset (d. 1304) (son) of Tehidy, married Alice Wallis, daughter of Sir John Wallis.
405:", near Tehidy. They were the fourth largest landowner in Cornwall in 1873, as revealed by the
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The one surviving branch of the descendants of this family was long seated at the manor of
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John Francis Basset (1831-1869; eldest son), married Hon. Emily Prendergast, daughter of
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This Thomas Basset appears to have been a descendant (probably a great-grandson) of King
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According to Hals, a Basset held some military post in Cornwall as early as the time of
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Alan I Basset (son), married Lucia Peverell, from whom he inherited the Devon manor of
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Arthur Francis Basset (b. 1873; son), married Rebecca Salusbury-Trelawny, daughter of
532:, a Sir John Basset held the castle, the ruins of which still stand, on the summit of
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The Monumental Brasses of Cornwall with Descriptive, Genealogical and Heraldic Notes
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Domesday People: A Prosopography of Persons Occurring in English Documents 1066-1166
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Daniel Bassett (born 1988), A marketer and businessman within the technology sector.
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Obituary, EDP24, Britain's Regional Newspaper of the Year Friday, 12 November 2010.
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Ronald Lambart Basset (1898-1972; son), 2nd Scots Greys Regiment, married in 1931
710:(d. 1586) of Umberleigh, eldest son of his elder brother John Basset (d. 1541) of
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Sir Lawrence Basset, (son) married Hawisia Mallet, daughter of Sir Ralph Mallet.
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The descent of the junior branch of the Basset family of Tehidy is as follows:
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During the reigns of Kings Henry VI, VII and VIII, the Bassets were frequently
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922:. Married in 1620 to Anne Trelawny, daughter of Sir Jonathan Trelawny, knight.
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called it, extended over the parishes of Illogan, Redruth, and Camborne, the
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Cornwall Record Office, Ref:CN/152/1,2: "Anne Basset of Haldon House, Devon"
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1051:(1881–1958). She was appointed in 1959 an Extra Woman of the Bedchamber to
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in Devon (now a ruin) but whose chest tomb was moved circa 1820 to nearby
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630:. He married Johanna de Bottreaux, daughter of Sir William de Bottreaux.
377:, in Cornwall. The family later moved its principal seat to Devonshire (
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In 1558 the Bassets divided into two branches, the senior remaining at
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Domesday Studies: An Analysis and Digest of the Staffordshire Survey
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A Survey of Staffordshire, Containing the Antiquities of that County
995:(1757–1835), eldest son. Died without male issue, left one daughter
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to Matilda Ridel (granddaughter of Hugh earl of Chester) in 1120x3.
1736: This article incorporates text from a publication now in the
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to the Queen, who has a son, Harry James Oscar Basset (born 2002).
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Alan II Basset, (son) married the daughter of Sir Andrew Haccombe.
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312:. The Domesday overlord of Ralph Basset and of Richard Basset was
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Please help to demonstrate the notability of the topic by citing
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1588:, bassettbranches.org, December 2010; accessed 30 March 2016.
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Basset locations in the Department of Orne, southern Normandy
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Matthaei Parisiensis, Monachi Sancti Albani, Chronica Majora
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and Tehidy. The deed granted Tehidy to Arthur's grandmother
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of which churches pertained to the manor of Tehidy, and the
859:(in which was situated Watermouth Castle) were then sold.
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hides of land at Drayton, Staffordshire, and as father of
536:, not far from Tehidy. Their "right goodly lordship", as
1235:
Reedy, W. T. (1966). "The First Two Bassets of Weldon".
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in Cornwall. The manor of Tehidy was settled by deed of
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Tangye, Michael, Tehidy and the Bassetts, Redruth, 1984
928:(2nd surviving son) (c. 1624–1661), of Tehidy, MP for
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Bryan Ronald Basset, CBE (1932-2010; son); Chairman,
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Francis Basset, 1st Baron de Dunstanville and Basset
906:(died 1645), of Tehidy, (son) a strenuous royalist,
456:, was lord of the manor of Tehidy as early as 1100.
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Arthur Basset (1833-1870; brother), died unmarried.
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Francis Basset (died 1675; son), married Lucy Hele.
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of James Basset (d. 1603) of Tehidy, Illogan Church
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1031:Sir William Lewis Salusbury-Trelawny, 10th Baronet
942:Francis Basset (1674-1721; son) of Tehidy; MP for
511:"nomina hominorum ad arma in com(itatu) Cornubiae"
356:Arms of Ralph Basset, first Lord Basset of Sapcote
348:Arms of Ralph Basset, first Lord Basset of Drayton
1629:Debrett's Peerage, 2015, p.733, Earl of Leicester
1549:
1547:
1442:4 Edward III (Patent Rolls 4 Ed III, membrane 10)
1077:Thomas William Edward Coke, 5th Earl of Leicester
666:Sir Arthur Basset (d. 1586) (son) of Umberleigh.
1086:David Francis Basset (1961-2010) eldest son and
706:dated 26 March 1563 made by George's nephew Sir
1156:. J. Halden. p. 52 and the Errata, p. 133.
957:of Netherton. His widow purchased the palatial
448:of Hedendon, Oxfordshire, in the time of King
1202:The Ecclesiastical History of Orderic Vitalis
950:, 1708; married, secondly, to Mary Pendarves.
8:
1412:"English Licences to Crenellate 1199 - 1567"
825:Arthur Francis Basset, born 1873 – moved to
1752:. London: Smith, Elder & Co. 1885–1900.
1721:, being a reconstruction of the legendary
497:Amongst the early Cornish Bassets are Sir
479:, and himself held a like post under King
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1707:Learn how and when to remove this message
1096:James Bryan Basset (born 1968), a former
888:George Basset (died 1580), second son of
833:and later to London. Sold Tehidy in 1915.
668:He gave the manor of Tehidy to his uncle
438:Francis Basset, 1st Baron de Dunstanville
134:Learn how and when to remove this message
977:, Devon, where she was resident in 1758.
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592:of Devon gives the Basset lineage thus:
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1073:Joint Hereditary Lord Great Chamberlain
622:1312, 1332 and 1334. On 23 July 1330 a
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1139:. ed. by Rev. T. Harwood. p. 417.
914:in order to pay fine levied on him by
327:Location map of Basset Domesday manors
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1766:Bassett family (Devon & Cornwall)
1016:(1790-1865); died childless. Rebuilt
425:(25,910 acres) and the Robarteses of
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1254:Keats-Rohan, Katherine S.B. (1999).
1049:William Legge, 7th Earl of Dartmouth
829:in 1915, then to the Lodge House of
716:Honor Plantagenet, Viscountess Lisle
663:John Basset (1520–1542) (eldest son)
1569:Obituary of Lady Elizabeth Basset,
997:Frances Basset, 2nd Baroness Basset
811:Frances Basset, 2nd Baroness Basset
1343:Vivian, pp. 45–48, Basset pedigree
773:Francis Basset, 1674–1721. MP for
764:John Basset, c. 1624–1661. MP for
757:, 1642 (married Anne, daughter of
626:Tehidy was granted by the king to
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1554:Obituary of Lady Elizabeth Basset
1440:kernellare mansum suum de Tuthidy
1237:Northamptonshire Past and Present
1124:. Pipe Roll Society. pp. ix.
361:The Bassets of Cornwall and Devon
1749:Dictionary of National Biography
1731:
1670:
1291:. v. 6 Additamenta. p. 470.
1090:, who died aged 49 with no sons.
1053:Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother
999:(1781–1855), who died unmarried.
967:Sir John Chichester, 5th Baronet
955:Sir Edmund Prideaux, 5th Baronet
880:Descent of junior Cornish branch
784:John Pendarves Basset, 1713–1739
517:at Tehidy and Trevalga in 1403.
505:in Cornwall. He also procured a
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1652:Debrett's Peerage, 2015, p. 733
1167:Keats-Rohan, Katharine (1999).
1122:Basset Charters c. 1120 to 1250
1014:John Vereker, 3rd Viscount Gort
876:Church where it remains today.
816:John Francis Basset (1831–1869)
524:; and during the reign of King
409:, with 16,969 acres, after the
47:may not meet Knowledge (XXG)'s
988:Sir John St Aubyn, 3rd Baronet
639:(1374–1463) of Tehidy, (son),
578:Barry wavy of six or and gules
407:Return of Owners of Land, 1873
167:Barry wavy of six or and gules
1:
1262:. The Boydell Press. p.
1175:. The Boydell Press. p.
1009:(1768–1834), of Trengwainton.
1374:. Redruth: Dyllansow Truran
1204:. v. 6, Book XI. p. 17.
1135:Erdeswicke, Sampson (1844).
932:; married Anne Delbridge of
379:Whitechapel, Bishops Nympton
49:general notability guideline
1505:Burke's Landed Gentry, 1937
1463:Dunkin, Edwin Hadlow Wise,
1438:Per Vivian, p.46: Licensed
1007:Sir Rose Price, 1st Baronet
468:corroborates this account.
452:(1154-1189). Her ancestor,
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1476:Dunkin, 1882, plate XLVIII
1120:Reedy, William T. (1995).
788:Francis Basset (1715–1769)
770:Francis Basset, died 1675.
753:, 1594–1645, Royalist and
698:and Tehidy. He was MP for
291:Giroie, Lord of Échauffour
56:reliable secondary sources
45:The topic of this article
1585:Basset Family Association
1419:Castlestudiesgroup.org.uk
1150:Eyton, Rev. R.W. (1881).
1047:(1908–2000), daughter of
819:Arthur Basset (1833-1870)
562:Cornish rebellion of 1497
560:too weak to suppress the
158:
153:
1200:ed. M. Chibnall (1978).
948:High Sheriff of Cornwall
908:High Sheriff of Cornwall
779:High Sheriff of Cornwall
755:High Sheriff of Cornwall
564:("Flammock Rebellion").
1679:Some of this article's
1606:Debrett's Peerage, 1968
1487:Who Owns Britain ?
1370:Tangye, Michael (1984)
442:Adeliza de Dunstanville
434:Robert, Earl of Mortain
232:were amongst the early
1372:Tehidy and the Bassets
1287:ed. H.R.Luard (1882).
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690:(d. 1580), 2nd son of
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271:Charlotte Sophia Burne
1771:Anglo-Norman families
1519:History of Devonshire
1452:Burke's Landed Gentry
863:Junior Cornish Branch
799:, 1757–1835 (son was
759:Sir Jonathan Trelawny
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725:
652:(1462–1529) (son) of
624:licence to crenellate
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568:Basset family lineage
507:licence to crenellate
464:Manor of Castle Combe
355:
347:
326:
299:Abbey of Saint-Evroul
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219:Various baronies and
1045:Lady Elizabeth Legge
590:Heraldic Visitations
530:William of Worcester
522:Sheriffs of Cornwall
454:Alan de Dunstanville
446:Thomas, Baron Basset
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618:(1300–1340) (son).
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1760:Categories
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