 1856 - 1931 (75 years)
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| Name |
COOK, Marette |
| Suffix |
(Twin) |
| Born |
17 Mar 1856 |
Cedar Forte, Utah, Ut  |
| Gender |
Female |
| Died |
10 May 1931 |
Lago, Caribou, Id |
| Buried |
13 May 1931 |
Lago Cemetary, Caribou, Id |
| Person ID |
I4 |
Our Generations Ancestors |
| Last Modified |
26 Oct 2009 |
| Father |
COOK, Henry Freeman, b. 12 Jan 1815, Homer, Cortland, New York , d. 14 Apr 1881, Cedar Fort, Utah, Ut (Age 66 years) |
| Relationship |
Birth |
| Mother |
STROBRIDGE, Sophronia, b. 14 Mar 1813, Solon, Cortland, Ny , d. 24 Jul 1909, Cedar Fort, Utah, Ut (Age 96 years) |
| Relationship |
Birth |
| Married |
9 Apr 1837 |
, Ny |
| Family ID |
F940 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Family |
BASSETT, William Henry, b. 14 Mar 1858, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut , d. 29 Dec 1929, Pocatello, Bannock, Id (Age 71 years) |
| Married |
2 Oct 1876 |
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Ut |
| Notes |
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| Children |
| + | 1. BASSETT, Lutie Marette, b. 28 Aug 1877, Cedar Fort, Utah, Ut , d. 11 Mar 1957, Soda Springs, Caribou, Id (Age 79 years) |
| | 2. BASSETT, William Grantly, b. Feb 1880, Cedar Forte, Utah, Ut , d. Jun 1884 (Age 4 years) |
| + | 3. BASSETT, Harry Freeman, b. 26 Aug 1882, Cedar Valley, Utah, Ut , d. 1 Jun 1954, Las Vegas, Clark Co., Nv (Age 71 years) |
| | 4. BASSETT, James Clarence, b. 15 Dec 1884, Cedar Fort, Utah, Ut , d. 1 Jun 1954, Los Angeles, California (Age 69 years) |
| | 5. BASSETT, Sophronia, b. 4 May 1887, Lago (Trout Creek), Bannock, Id, USA , d. 2 Mar 1920 (Age 32 years) |
| + | 6. BASSETT, Roscoe Cook, b. 13 Dec 1891, Lago (Trout Creek), Bannock (Caribou), Id , d. 17 May 1965 (Age 73 years) |
| + | 7. BASSETT, Adelia Dubois, b. 3 Sep 1894, Lago (Trout Creek), Bannock, Id, USA , d. 13 Feb 1942, Soda Springs, Caribou, Id, USA (Age 47 years) |
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| Family ID |
F6 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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| Photos
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 | Cook: Marette Cook about 1928
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 | Bassett: William Henry Bassett and Marette Cook family and spouses about 1920 in front of the WH house in Lago.
Back Row: Ross, child, Inez; Lutie, Hyrum; Mae, Harry; Margaret, Clarence; William Henry
Front Row: Sophronia, Byron; Marette
Alfred and Adelia Hansen not present
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 | Bassett: William Henry Bassett and Marette Cook home.
Taken in 1952. Originally the house had a very large front yard that was surrounded by Lombardy Poplars. The pickett fence was added about the time this picture was taken. The large trees are Black Willows. They have huge spreading trunks. |
 | Bassett: Fire Hole Basin in Yellowstone Park in the early 1880's.
This was the destination for the Bassett Bro. Stage Line bringing passengers from Beaver Canyon, Idaho, to Yellowstone Park. The river behind the trees is probably the Firehole River as it runs through the meadow at Firehole Basin.
The woman by the tent may be Marrette Cook Bassett. She was spending summers here at this time. It is probably the cook tent mentioned in the Bassett Bros. Stage Co. history. |
 | Cook: Marrette Cook
This picture has been in my family for decades. Over time the identity became confused. Only recently was it discovered that this is, indeed, a picture of Marrette Cook. Her name is written on the frame and her husbands name is written on the picture. We might assume that he had it painted around the time of their wedding. Hence, it was probably painted around 1876. The frame is probably original. It now hangs in Stephen Hansen's dining room. |
 | Bassett: William. H. Bassett and Marrette Cook home
This picture was taken around 1960. The house was built in at least three sections. The right hand side is log (abt 10" diameter) with willow lath and plaster on the inside and drop siding on the outside. The left hand side is two story frame. The back part is one story frame. The parts were undoubtedly built at separate times, but there is no written or verbal history except birth of children to signify when. The first child born there was Sophronia (1887) followed by Roscoe (1891) and Adelia (1894). 1887 was when the the Bassett Stage Line (see history) was operating and WH and CHII Bassett moved their winter horse range from Cedar Fort, Utah to Lago (Trout Creek), Idaho. Hence the log part was probably built then, the back part being added later and the two story frame being completed around 1900. The drop siding on the log part was probably added when the frame sections were built. There are verbal stories of Indians looking through the windows during the early years. Roscoe Bassett and his wife, Inez, lived in the back part for a few years then moved to Ogden, Utah. Then Alfred Hansen and family lived in the back part until WH and Met's death when they occupied the entire house. It became unoccupied in the 1960's and burned down. See Lago (Trout Creek) and W. H. Bassett histories. |
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