John Bascom

Birth23 Dec 1784 - Chester, Hampden, Massachusetts, United States

Death02 Mar 1828 - Genoa, Cayuga, NY. The failing state of his health led him to pass 2 or 3 of the last winters of his life at the South. He died March 2, 1828, at Lansingville, NY, at the early age of 43, leaving a wife and (cont. below

MotherTheodora Ashley

FatherReverend Aaron Bascom

Born in Chester, Hampden, Massachusetts, United States on 23 Dec 1784 to Reverend Aaron Bascom and Theodora Ashley. John Bascom had 4 children. He passed away on 02 Mar 1828 in Genoa, Cayuga, NY. The failing state of his health led him to pass 2 or 3 of the last winters of his life at the South. He died March 2, 1828, at Lansingville, NY, at the early age of 43, leaving a wife and (cont. below.

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Parents

Reverend Aaron Bascom
1746 - 1814

Theodora Ashley
1743 - 1791

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Harriet N. Bascom
1816 - 1897

Frances Cornelia Bascom
1822 - 1903

Mary Bascom
1818 - 1849

John Bascom
1827 - 1911

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