SOURCES:

1.  My first source of info for all this page is my father's late brother, James Bassett Gwin II.  Page 46 is entitled BASSET FAMILY HISTORY and starts out:

"Compiled by James Basset Gwin II of 2918 45th St., New Orleans, 20, LA in the year 1949 from records submitted from the collections of Kate L. Gwin, Tuscaloosa, AL, and Edith Snow, Washington, DC.  Information obtained from Major Champe Carter McCullough who employed genealogists to trace this ancestry. "

2.  My second source is Mr. Jeffrey Neil Bassett, Jnbassett@aol.com,who saw my page and sent me information he said came from Elizabeth Nitschke Hicks.  I cut his info apart and added each piece where it was applicable.  Thus each note preceded by JB/ENH came from him.  He also sent me the copy of the 1850 census of Matagorda Co., TX for the Louis Basset family.

3.  Third is Ms. Elizabeth (Liz) Nitschke Hicks herself, erootrot@usa.net, my third cousin once removed.

4.  And now, 26 Aug 2006, Cousin Ann Tell sends us details on many more of the family.

22.00--Jean Jacques Luis Basset m. Mary Lavalette on 20 Aug 1767 in Christchurch, Yorkshire, England.

[John M. Gwin Note:  Liz Hicks sent me a photocopy of the old 1767 marriage license.  I transcribe it here with typeset words in boldface type and handwritten words in italic type.  The five signatures are also underlined.]

"Banns of Marriage ____No. 93 Jean Jaques Basset of this Parish Watchmaker and Mary Lavalette of the Parish of Saint Saviour were Married in this Church  by Licence this twentieth Day of August in the Year One Thousand Seven Hundred and Sixty Seven by me E. Willan Vicar.  This Marriage was solemnized between Us J J Basset   Marie Lavalette In the Presence of Joseph Leivers   Rose Bottlion"

23.01--One of them (no name listed) emigrated to America; family all died in Philadelphia.

23.02--John James Louis Basset (Jr.?) m. Mary Miles, an English girl; settled in Sussex, England; 14 children

JB/ENH notes:
*53B1. Jean Jacques Luis "James" Basset - m. Mary Miles 13 Jun 1803 in St. Marylebone, London, Eng.

24.01--James Basset (m. Susannah Snewin) at least one child
24.02--Mary Basset (m. Mr. Isaacs)--died without issue
24.03--Charlotte Basset (m. Fred Cheesman) at least 6 children
24.04--George Basset (m. unknown) at least one child
24.05--William Basset (m. Harriet Bowley) 6 children--(my great-grandparents)
24.06--Louis Basset (m. Sarah Gwin. ) 2 children
24.07--Sarah Basset (m. Robert Jordan) 2 children
24.08--John Miles Basset never married--died without issue
24.09--Henry Basset never married--died without issue
24.10--Joseph Lavalette Basset (m. Mary Ann Gwin) 2 children
24.11--Emma Maria Basset (m3. Carl Ludwig Nitschke) 6 children
24.12--Thomas Archibald Basset or Thomas Basset (twin) never married--died without issue
24.13--Charles Basset or Archibald Basset (twin) never married--died without issue
24.14--Robert Basset or Charles Robert Basset never married--died without issue
(24.15)--Harry Bridger (called Henry)--maybe adopted, maybe only a close friend, but definitely not blood related

24.01--James Basset m. Jane Susannah Snewin; came to Brooklyn, NY; maybe returned to England; 1 child;

On 6 May 2001 I received the following e.mail from Mr. Richard Snewin:

Subject: Family History - Snewin
Received: 5/06/2001
From: <richard.snewin at ntlworld dot com>
To: john, jmcdgwin@zianet.com

I have been carrying out a "one-name" study of the Snewin name for some 13 years and have extensive information going back continuously to 1680.  Also available is info regarding coins produced by family members between 980 and 1150.  Please note that Susannah Snewin is actually Jane Susannah Snewin, born 31 Mar 1803 at Worthing Sussex, the 1st. child (of 7) of John Snewin and Elizabeth Bailey.  J.S.S. married James [Basset] on 22 Oct 1833 at Broadwater Church, Worthing.

Her parents are buried in the churchyard by the main door to the church.  Her father's notes are as follows:  "Born at 5 o'clock on Friday evening".  Baptized by Mr. Salmon.  Occupation: Carpenter and Builder.  Left family firm in Clapton, London in 1803 and moved to Worthing, a place that had become popular with Royalty and was growing.  Started Snewin and Sons, Builders, Worthing, which is still in business in 2001 although no Snewins are involved in running it.

A Market, authorised (chartered?) by Act of Parliament, with imposing entrances in Ann Street and Market Street, was opened in 1810.  It was square with stalls around the outer walls and a pump in the centre, earning revenue of £30 per annum for the town.  This was sold for £600 to John circa 1820, who used it as the firm's yard.  "...departed this life on Tuesday, June 9th, 1835, aged 60, died and buried at Worthing."  Buried at St. Mary's, Broadwater, Sussex.  Gravestone reads, "In Memory of John Snewin, died June 9, 1835 aged 60 years. He lived respected and died lamented. -also of Elizabeth, his wife died 28 February 1848 aged 70 years".  Gravestone at St. Mary's, Broadwater, is to be found at right hand of path to Church door, immediately before the door.  Will dated 31 January 1828 and proved in Prerogative Court of Canterbury 6th August 1835.  I hope this is of interest, but should you want any further details, let me know.  Regards, Dick Snewin

Followup letter:
From: "Dick Snewin" <richard.snewin@ntlworld.com>
Date: Sat Apr 30, 2005  08:30:27 AM US/Mountain
To: <jmcdgwin@zianet.com>
Subject: Gwin/Basset Families
Reply-To: <richard.snewin@ntlworld.com>

James Basset, 1st child of J. J. L. Basset, married Jane Susannah Snewin 22 October 1833 at Worthing.  She was the first child (of six) of John Snewin (1775-1835) and Elizabeth Bailey (1778-1848) of Worthing.  They moved from Hackney, Middlesex in 1802.  More can be seen of the Snewin line back to a marriage of Elkanah Snewin and Elizabeth Stanes on 2 July 1682 at St. James, Dukes Place, London, in 1682 on www.snewin.org if you are interested.  Sincerely, Dick Snewin

JB/ENH notes:
53B11. James Basset - settled in Brooklyn, New York around 1860.

24.01--  who died very young.

Aha! Aha! Today, 10 Aug 2004, Jeffrey Basset writes:

From: jbassett@packagingcorp.com
Date: Tue Aug 10, 2004  11:46:58 AM US/Mountain
To: jmcdgwin@zianet.com
Subject: Bassett-Gwin

Found the following in the 1850 census:

1850 Federal Census of Matagorda Co., TX (7 Sep 1850)
Res/Fam	Name	Age	Sex	Place of Birth	Occupation	John Gwin's Comments
	Louis Bassit	36	M	England	Grocery keeper	We've been looking for Louis' place of death and burial for a long time.  Knowing now that he resided in Matagorda with his family makes us believe that this may be his final resting place.  I wrote to genealogist Carol Gibbs of Matagorda, who responded: I did see the family on the 1850 and then the wife and daughter in 1860. They were living in the town of Matagorda both years and in their own household in 1850.  It appears the wife and daughter were living in the Colorado House which was the hotel owned by Galen Hodges. Hodges owned a home next door, but looking at the list, I believe it is the list of hotel occupants.   We do have cemetery records for Matagorda Cemetery, but Mr. Bassett is not listed. There is no one by that name in our list at all. I'm sure if he died in Matagorda between 1850  and 1860, he would be there. The grave might have been marked at one time, but due to hurricanes (at least five bad ones since his death) the marker could have been washed away. If the marker was wooden, it would not have lasted this long. See my page for Louis Basset and Sarah Gwin Basset.
	Sarah	24	F	Alabama		Sarah Gwin Basset is the daugher of John and Jane Walker Gwin.
	Emma M.	7	F	Alabama		Emma M. Basset is the only survivor of two known children.  She married Champe Carter McCulloch and had many descendents, many of whom are listed on my page for Louis Basset and Sarah Gwin Basset.
	James L. (or S.?)	6	M	New York		James L. Basset is most likely the only child of Louis' brother James Basset who married Mary Snewin in Worthing, England, and took her to New York.  I believe they may have died there, and it appears that Louis may have brought the son, James, to Matagorda to live with his relatives.  The middle initial "L" could be for Lavalette; however, in keeping with the traditions of the day, to me it is more likely a mistranscribed "S" for his mother's maiden name, Snewin.

Thanks for this update, Jeffrey! :-)

Cousin Liz Hicks wrote "Basset Family of Old Cahaba "for the book, The Heritage of Dallas County, Alabama, published in 2004.  A copy of the article was sent to me by Cousin Barbara Ward.  Enclosed in these boxes are excerpts relating to each of the children of John James Louis Basset and Mary Miles. (1) James settled in Brooklyn, New York, left children, but contact lost.

John,
            You helped me with some of the Bassett genealogy about ten years ago.  We have enjoyed Old Cahawba [in Dallas County, Alabama] twice now and found the Bassett gravesite.  Love the cemetery.  Thanks for helping me.

Jim, my husband, is a son of Walter Snewin Bassett's daughter, Fritzi.

And so, starting in December 2019 with seeing the name SNEWIN related to our Bassets, I have been able to continue the above line as follows:

22.00--Basset, b. unk.;

23.00--John James Louis Basset, m. in England to Mary Miles;

24.01--James Bassett, b. 25 Sep 1814 in Brighton, Sussex, England; d. July 1849 in Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY; m. 22 Oct 1833 in Worthing, Sussex, England, to Jane Susannah Snewin (b. 1803; d. 1884; bd. unk. cem. in Brooklyn, NY); at least five ch.;

[John M. Gwin Note on 4 Dec 2019:  Most of the initial materials below this line comes so far from the work of my 4th cousin-in-law and ancestry contributor Ann Tell and from Ancestry contributor Vanessa Rucklidge.  I've added confirming research as taken from census and other records on Ancestry.com as shown below and from various FindAGrave.com memorials as shown below.]

25.01--Alfred Bassett, b. 1834; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch,;

25.02--Elizabeth Jane Bassett, b. 1836; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch,;

25.03--Walter Sanborn Bassett, b. March 1841 in NY/England/England; d. 1924; bd. unk.; m. ca. 1868 to Melissa A. (nee unk.; b. Nov 1846 in NY/England/England; d. unk.; bd. unk.); at least 12 ch. (4 of 12 ch. lvg. in the 1900 census);

[listed as Walter S. Bassett, plumber, 54, b. in NY, lived 18 yrs. in MN, in the 5 Jun 1895 Minnesota State census of St. Paul, Ramsey Co., MN]
[listed as Walter S. Bassett, plumber, 59, b. Mar 1841 in NY/England/England, m. 32 yrs., in the 2 Jun 1900 census of St. Paul, Ramsey Co., MN]

[listed as Melisa R. Bassett, 48, b. in NY, in the 5 Jun 1895 Minnesota State census of St. Paul, Ramsey Co., MN]
[listed as Melissa A. Bassett, 53, b. Nov 1846 in NY/England/England, m. 32 yrs. w/4 of 12 ch. lvg., in the 2 Jun 1900 census of St. Paul, Ramsey Co., MN]

26.01--Bassett, b. unk. but prob. ca. 1869; d. unk. but before 1900; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;

26.02--F. N. Bassett, son, b. ca. 1870 in NY/NY/NY; d. unk. but after 1900; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;

[listed as F. N. Bassett, son, 25, foreman, b. in NY, in the 5 Jun 1895 Minnesota State census of St. Paul, Ramsey Co., MN]

26.03--Bassett, b. unk. but prob. ca. 1872; d. unk. but before 1900; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;

26.04--Bassett, b. unk. but prob. ca. 1873; d. unk. but before 1900; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;

26.05--Bassett, b. unk. but prob. ca. 1874; d. unk. but before 1900; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;

26.06--Bassett, b. unk. but prob. ca. 1875; d. unk. but before 1900; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;

26.07--Eva F. Bassett, b. Mar 1877 in NY/NY/NY; d. unk. but after 1900; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;

[listed as Eva F. Bassett, 18, b. in NY, in the 5 Jun 1895 Minnesota State census of St. Paul, Ramsey Co., MN]
[listed as Eva F. Bassett, 23, b. Mar 1877 in NY/NY/NY,  in the 2 Jun 1900 census of St. Paul, Ramsey Co., MN]

26.08--Bassett, b. unk. but prob. ca. 1878; d. unk. but before 1900; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;

26.09--May L. Bassett, b. May 1879 in MN/NY/NY; d. unk. but after 1900; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;

[listed as May Bassett, 16, b. in MN, in the 5 Jun 1895 Minnesota State census of St. Paul, Ramsey Co., MN]
[listed as May L. Bassett, 21, b. May 1879 in MN/NY/NY,  in the 2 Jun 1900 census of St. Paul, Ramsey Co., MN]

26.10--Bassett, b. unk. but prob. ca. 1881; d. unk. but before 1900; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;

26.11--Bassett, b. unk. but prob. ca. 1883; d. unk. but before 1900; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.;

26.12--Walter Snewin Bassett, b. 16 Sep 1884 in St. Paul, MN; d. 14 Aug 1953 at home near Brainerd, MN; bd. unk.; m. 23 Apr 1909 in St. Paul, MN, to Emilie Sommerfeld (b. ca. 1882; d. unk.; bd. unk.); at least six ch.;

[listed as Walter Bassett, 10, b. in MN, in the 5 Jun 1895 Minnesota State census of St. Paul, Ramsey Co., MN]
[listed as Walter S. Bassett, 15, b. Mar 1877 in MN/NY/NY,  in the 2 Jun 1900 census of St. Paul, Ramsey Co., MN]

[John M. Gwin Note, 3 Dec 2019:  Ann Tell created the wonderful FindaGrave memorial for Walter.  I have copied his obituary from it, following:]

OBITUARY
"Walter Bassett Dies Today at His Home"

            Walter S. Bassett, 68, Route 5, died this morning at his home.   Mr. Bassett was born Sept. 16, 1884, in St. Paul.  He had been a resident of the Brainerd area for the past 15 years and was in the carpet laying business.
            He was united in marriage to Emilie Sommerfeld April 23, 1909 in St. Paul.
            Surviving beside his wife are two sons, William F. Bassett, St. Paul and Theodore Bassett, Minneapolis; and four daughters: Mrs. Gilbert Larson, Brainerd; Mrs. Ernest Day [sic], Grand Rapids; and Mrs. Norman Tell and Mrs. Victor Bourgeois, Livingston, Montana.
            Arrangements are pending at the Halvorson funeral home.

Brainerd Daily Dispatch, August 14, 1953 p. 2 col 3.
(Submitted by Ann Tell)

27.01--William F. Bassett; m. unk.

27.02--Theodore Bassett; m. unk.

27.03--dau. Bassett; m. Gilbert Larson;

27.04--dau. Bassett; m. Ernest Day (sic--should be something else--unk.);

27.05--Fritzi Bassett, b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m1. John Norman Tell (b. unk.; d. unk.; bd. unk.); m2. 12 Feb 1960 in MN at her age 44 and his 43 to Albert M. Kelly;

[listed as Fritzi Tell, 34, grocery store clerk, b. MN, in the 15 Apr 1950 census of Brainerd, Crow Wing Co., MN]

[listed as John N. Tell, 40, carpenter, b. NE, in the 15 Apr 1950 census of Brainerd, Crow Wing Co., MN]

28.01--James Frederick "Jim" Tell; b. 16 Jul 1936 in Ramsey, MN; d. 29 May 2023; bd. unk.; m1. 22 Jul 1957 in Nashua, IA to Carol Lee Albrecht (b. 8 Jul 1938 in Iowa City, Johnson Co., IA; d. 18 Nov 1997 in Polk Co., IA; bd. Resthaven Cem., West Des Moines, Polk Co., IA--FAG# 42218589--Inscription: LOVING WIFE, MOTHER, AND GRANDMOTHER) at least two ch. by Carol or at least two total; m2. Ann (nee unk.) CONTRIBUTOR facebook [PRIVATE]; no ch. by Ann of at least two total;

[listed as James F. Tell, 13, b. MN, in the 15 Apr 1950 census of Brainerd, Crow Wing Co., MN]
[listed as James F. Tell in 1960 at 031 Armstrong Ave., Apt. 5 in Kansas City, KS, in the 1960 City Directory of Kansas City, KS, with Carol Tell, spouse]

                                                                               OBITUARY
           Funeral services for James “Jim” Tell, 86, of Aurelia, Iowa will be 2:00 p.m. Saturday, June 3, 2023 at the First United Methodist Church in Aurelia with Pastor Linda Morris officiating. Interment will follow at the Pleasant Hill Cemetery, rural Aurelia. Visitation will be from 1:00 p.m. until service time on Saturday, with the family present, at the church. A memorial fund has been established.
          James Frederick Tell was born in St. Paul, Minnesota on July 16, in the middle of the historic heat wave of 1936.  J. Norman and Fritzi (Bassett) Tell welcomed their first child, “Jimmy”, who was later joined by Warren “Cap” and Wilbern “Butch” Tell as playmates. They had two brothers who died in childhood, Daryl and Kevin, and a sister Paula.
          Jim graduated from high school in Brainerd, Minnesota in 1954, serving on the Student Council for three years and graduating as a “Best Scholar”.  Although Jim attended one semester at Brainerd Junior College, he was eager to start earning an income and started working in retail at Scotts.  In 1956 he started working at Kresge’s which grew to become Kmart. After living in many cities, he retired as Kmart’s midwest district manager in 1981. He didn’t like having nothing to do, so he went back to work as a manager at Best Buy in Des Moines for a few years.
          While working at Kresge’s, he fell in love with a department clerk. On July 22, 1957, Jim and Carol Albrecht (that clerk) married at the Little Brown Church in Nashua, Iowa. They had three children: Cathy, Pam, and Ken.  After forty years of marriage, Carol passed away of colon cancer on November 18, 1997.            In 2000, Jim discovered that he enjoyed his blueberry iMac and met Ann (Julius) Sweeney in February, who was on her strawberry iMac. By writing, they discovered a strong relationship. They met in person shortly after Valentine’s Day when Jim called Ann for a date. “I already have a date that day.” “Well, cancel it.” She did cancel it and they met, later marrying at the Aurelia United Methodist Church on April 22, 2000. Ann, who had three children: Tom, Laura, and Rebecca Sweeney, was teaching journalism and literature at Cherokee High School at the time.
         Jim tantalized Ann into retiring from her teaching by promising that she would no longer have to eat canned green beans and could travel extensively. And travel they did! They traveled to every state except Alaska (and they had tickets to go, but Jim had a serious stroke and they had to cancel). They traveled to England, Wales, Ireland, Scotland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Panama, Costa Rica, the Bahamas, Mexico, and the equator. Jim and Ann also took several Elderhostel trips, now called Road Scholar, to cities and parks in the United States. Out of the several Southern states they started wintering in Gulf Shores, Alabama with friends. When Ann retired she asked Jim where he wanted to live, saying, “You are a city boy, we can move to anywhere you want.” His reply, “I am not leaving Aurelia. There are so many good people here.” The next day he bought a cemetery plot for both of them.
          Volunteering was important to Jim. He joined Kiwanis and was president for a few terms.  He was president of the Aurelia Heritage Society. He was a trustee of First Aurelia United Methodist Church for several years.  He was mayor of Aurelia in 2011-13 and won by write-in votes. Governor Tom Vilsack presented him the Volunteerism Award in 2003.
          Jim inherited his father’s skill as a carpenter and dearly loved to make many things: clocks, games, boxes, frames. He loved to play card games, particularly bridge and Pegs & Jokers.  You could almost always find him with a crossword book on his desk or lap and usually doing the words in ink with a pen made from wood from the USS Constitution.
          When wintering in Gulf Shores/Orange Beach, Ann and Jim often hiked the back-country trails.  At home, Jim enjoyed gardening and had a favorite robin he would often toss a worm to.  Their house had a huge garden and a cherry tree, an apple tree, a peach tree, and a plum tree.
          FindAGrave searches kept his interest--searching to fill a request for people around the world and even cataloging the cemeteries in Aurelia and surrounding communities.
          Jim lived his last two and a half years in Wel-Life in Alta, Iowa surrounded by medical people he considered family.  He passed away on May 29, 2023 at Accura Healthcare of Aurelia of amyloidosis.
          Preceding Jim in death were his first wife Carol, four brothers Kevin, Daryl, Warren, and Wilbern, his mother Fritzi and father Norm Tell.
          Surviving are his wife Ann Tell of Aurelia, daughter Catherine Johnson of Des Moines, IA, Catherine's daughters Laura and husband Drew DeRuiter of Marion, IA, and Martha Krull of West Des Moines, IA, and great-granddaughters Avery and Emma De Ruiter and Amelia Krull and son Steven and wife Katy Johnson and grandson Miles; daughter Pamela and husband Gregg Nolte of San Diego, CA, and sons Brad Nolte and Matt and wife Katyrose Nolte and grandson Benjamin Nolte;  son Kenneth and wife Heather Tell of Richmond, VA, and triplets Liam, Hannah, and Kayleigh, one sister, Paula Tell of Bolivar, MO, two sisters-in-law Joanne Julius of Salina, KS, and Patricia Tell of Fergus Falls, MN, and brother-in-law John and wife Paige Julius of Phoenix, AZ.

29.01--Catherine "Cathy" Tell facebook [PRIVATE]; m. Mr. Johnson; facebook [PRIVATE]; at least two ch.;

30.01--Laura Johnson facebook [PRIVATE]; m. Drew De Ruiter; facebook [PRIVATE]; at least two ch.;

31.01--Avery De Ruiter; [PRIVATE];

31.02--Emma De Ruiter; [PRIVATE];

30.02--Martha Johnson facebook [PRIVATE]; m. Mr. Krull; facebook [PRIVATE]; at least one ch.;

31.01--Amelia Krull; facebook [PRIVATE];

30.03--Steven Johnson facebook [PRIVATE]; m. Katy (nee unk.) facebook; [PRIVATE]; at least one ch.;

31.01--Miles Johnson; facebook [PRIVATE];

30.04--Pamela Johnson; facebook [PRIVATE]; m. Greg Nolte; facebook [PRIVATE]; unk. ch.;

31.01--Brad Nolte; facebook [PRIVATE];

31.02--Matt Nolte; facebook [PRIVATE]; m. Katyrose (nee unk.) facebook; [PRIVATE]; at least one ch.;

32.01--Benjamin Nolte; facebook [PRIVATE];

29.02--Kenneth Tell  facebook [PRIVATE]; m. Heather (nee unk.) facebook ; [PRIVATE]; at least three ch.;

30.01--Liam Tell; facebook  PRIVATE];

30.02--Hannah Tell; facebook PRIVATE];

30.03--Kayleigh Tell; facebook PRIVATE];

28.02--Warren M. "Cap" Tell, b. unk.; d. DECEASED; bd. unk.; m. Joann (nee unk.; Joann m2. Mr. Julius); facebook [PRIVATE]; unk. ch.;

[listed as Warren M. Tell, 11, b. WI, in the 15 Apr 1950 census of Brainerd, Crow Wing Co., MN]

28.03--Wilbern "Butch" P. Tell, b. unk.; d. DECEASED; bd. unk.; m. Patricia (nee unk.) facebook ; [PRIVATE]; unk. ch.;

[listed as Wilber P. Tell, 8, b. MN, in the 15 Apr 1950 census of Brainerd, Crow Wing Co., MN]

28.04--Paula N. Tell [PRIVATE]; facebook m. unk.; [PRIVATE]; unk. ch.;

[listed as Paula N. Tell, 2, b. MN, in the 15 Apr 1950 census of Brainerd, Crow Wing Co., MN]

27.06--dau. Bassett; m. Victor Bourgeois;

25.04--James Bassett, b. 1842

25.05--Emma M. Bassett, b. 1846; d. 1907;

24.02--Bassett;

24.03--Bassett;

24.04--William Basset; m. Harriet Bowley:

25.12?--Ida Eliza Bassett; m. William Sutton "Sutt" Gwin;

26.02--James Bassett "Jim" Gwin m. Adrian Belle "Ada" Vardaman;

27.04--Adrian Sutton Gwin m. Dorothy Lee Keeney;

28.01--John McDonald Gwin m. Sharon Lynn Hamrick;

29.01--Jeremy Gwin; m. Kara Douglas;

30.01--Adrianna "Adri" Gwin;

30.02--Johanna Gwin;

29.02--Charity Gwin; m. Beau Pihlaja;

30.01--Asher Pihlaja;

30.02--Cressida Pihlaja;

29.03--Sarah Gwin; m. Jason Johnson;

30.01--J. D. Johnson;

30.02--Ryan Johnson;

30.03--Tate Johnson;

30.04--Zach Johnson;

24.05--Bassett;

24.06--Bassett;

24.07--Bassett;

24.08--Bassett;

24.09--Bassett;

24.10--Bassett;

24.11--Bassett;

24.12--Bassett;