Andrew Jackson Bass was the son of James M. Bass and Harriett Scott, and the grandson of John Bass and Crecy Hutchinson, all of Laurens County, GA.
He married Augustus "Gussie" McDaniel on 15 Aug 1894 in Laurens Co., GA.
Together they had the following children:
Bertha Ophelia Bass Lemoine
William Byne Bass
Edward Burch Bass
Madge Lynn Bass
Thelma Hattie Lou Bass McLaughlin Garcia
Clifford Clarence Bass
James Thomas "Jack" Bass
He served in the Spanish American War, enlisting on June 10 1898 in Macon, GA in the U.S. Volunteer Infantry and was discharged on May 2, 1899 in Macon, GA, Corporal. Cause of discharge was "muster out". He died in the Mountain Branch of the National Home for Diasbled Volunteer Sodiers in Johnson CIty, Washington Co., TN. He had been admitted to the home as early as March 1925. This was a state of the art facility and touted many amenities and nearby tourist attractions.
The records in the Soldiers Home show his height as 5' 7 1/2 ", fair complexion, gray eyes, auburn hair, can read and write, protestant religion, occupation is engineer, married, wife (Mrs. Bessie Bass - an error as her name was Gussie) lives in Osceola, FL
His pension rate was $24. Pension Claim # 119869
Cause of death was Hemiplegia right side. Since this is usually caused by a stroke, I can only assume that he had a stroke in 1925 and this is what created the need for him to be admitted to a home as at 52 years old.
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Dublin Courier Herald – May 7, 1929
Mr. A. J. Bass Buried At Mount Zion Church Monday Afternoon
Funeral services for Mr. Andrew J. Bass, who died in the Spanish-American Veteran's hospital in Johnson City, Tennessee last Friday, were held at the Mount Zion church in this county Monday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Rev. J. E. Townsend conducted the services and the Masons were in charge of the burial. Adams had charge of the arrangements. Mr. Bass was fifty-seven years of age at the time of his death and for many years lived in Dexter. During the past year or so he ahd made his home with his daughter, Mrs. J. T. McLaughlin in Deland, Florida until he went to Johnson City for treatment about two months ago. He is survided [sic] by his wife; two daughters, Mrs. J. T. McLaughlin, Deland, Florida; Mrs. J. M. Lemon [sic Lemoine], Florida; three sons, J. T., E. B., and C.C. Bass all of Tingle.
He married Augustus "Gussie" McDaniel on 15 Aug 1894 in Laurens Co., GA.
Together they had the following children:
Bertha Ophelia Bass Lemoine
William Byne Bass
Edward Burch Bass
Madge Lynn Bass
Thelma Hattie Lou Bass McLaughlin Garcia
Clifford Clarence Bass
James Thomas "Jack" Bass
He served in the Spanish American War, enlisting on June 10 1898 in Macon, GA in the U.S. Volunteer Infantry and was discharged on May 2, 1899 in Macon, GA, Corporal. Cause of discharge was "muster out". He died in the Mountain Branch of the National Home for Diasbled Volunteer Sodiers in Johnson CIty, Washington Co., TN. He had been admitted to the home as early as March 1925. This was a state of the art facility and touted many amenities and nearby tourist attractions.
The records in the Soldiers Home show his height as 5' 7 1/2 ", fair complexion, gray eyes, auburn hair, can read and write, protestant religion, occupation is engineer, married, wife (Mrs. Bessie Bass - an error as her name was Gussie) lives in Osceola, FL
His pension rate was $24. Pension Claim # 119869
Cause of death was Hemiplegia right side. Since this is usually caused by a stroke, I can only assume that he had a stroke in 1925 and this is what created the need for him to be admitted to a home as at 52 years old.
OBITUARY
Dublin Courier Herald – May 7, 1929
Mr. A. J. Bass Buried At Mount Zion Church Monday Afternoon
Funeral services for Mr. Andrew J. Bass, who died in the Spanish-American Veteran's hospital in Johnson City, Tennessee last Friday, were held at the Mount Zion church in this county Monday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Rev. J. E. Townsend conducted the services and the Masons were in charge of the burial. Adams had charge of the arrangements. Mr. Bass was fifty-seven years of age at the time of his death and for many years lived in Dexter. During the past year or so he ahd made his home with his daughter, Mrs. J. T. McLaughlin in Deland, Florida until he went to Johnson City for treatment about two months ago. He is survided [sic] by his wife; two daughters, Mrs. J. T. McLaughlin, Deland, Florida; Mrs. J. M. Lemon [sic Lemoine], Florida; three sons, J. T., E. B., and C.C. Bass all of Tingle.
Andrew Jackson Bass was the son of James M. Bass and Harriett Scott, and the grandson of John Bass and Crecy Hutchinson, all of Laurens County, GA.
He married Augustus "Gussie" McDaniel on 15 Aug 1894 in Laurens Co., GA.
Together they had the following children:
Bertha Ophelia Bass Lemoine
William Byne Bass
Edward Burch Bass
Madge Lynn Bass
Thelma Hattie Lou Bass McLaughlin Garcia
Clifford Clarence Bass
James Thomas "Jack" Bass
He served in the Spanish American War, enlisting on June 10 1898 in Macon, GA in the U.S. Volunteer Infantry and was discharged on May 2, 1899 in Macon, GA, Corporal. Cause of discharge was "muster out". He died in the Mountain Branch of the National Home for Diasbled Volunteer Sodiers in Johnson CIty, Washington Co., TN. He had been admitted to the home as early as March 1925. This was a state of the art facility and touted many amenities and nearby tourist attractions.
The records in the Soldiers Home show his height as 5' 7 1/2 ", fair complexion, gray eyes, auburn hair, can read and write, protestant religion, occupation is engineer, married, wife (Mrs. Bessie Bass - an error as her name was Gussie) lives in Osceola, FL
His pension rate was $24. Pension Claim # 119869
Cause of death was Hemiplegia right side. Since this is usually caused by a stroke, I can only assume that he had a stroke in 1925 and this is what created the need for him to be admitted to a home as at 52 years old.
OBITUARY
Dublin Courier Herald – May 7, 1929
Mr. A. J. Bass Buried At Mount Zion Church Monday Afternoon
Funeral services for Mr. Andrew J. Bass, who died in the Spanish-American Veteran's hospital in Johnson City, Tennessee last Friday, were held at the Mount Zion church in this county Monday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Rev. J. E. Townsend conducted the services and the Masons were in charge of the burial. Adams had charge of the arrangements. Mr. Bass was fifty-seven years of age at the time of his death and for many years lived in Dexter. During the past year or so he ahd made his home with his daughter, Mrs. J. T. McLaughlin in Deland, Florida until he went to Johnson City for treatment about two months ago. He is survided [sic] by his wife; two daughters, Mrs. J. T. McLaughlin, Deland, Florida; Mrs. J. M. Lemon [sic Lemoine], Florida; three sons, J. T., E. B., and C.C. Bass all of Tingle.
He married Augustus "Gussie" McDaniel on 15 Aug 1894 in Laurens Co., GA.
Together they had the following children:
Bertha Ophelia Bass Lemoine
William Byne Bass
Edward Burch Bass
Madge Lynn Bass
Thelma Hattie Lou Bass McLaughlin Garcia
Clifford Clarence Bass
James Thomas "Jack" Bass
He served in the Spanish American War, enlisting on June 10 1898 in Macon, GA in the U.S. Volunteer Infantry and was discharged on May 2, 1899 in Macon, GA, Corporal. Cause of discharge was "muster out". He died in the Mountain Branch of the National Home for Diasbled Volunteer Sodiers in Johnson CIty, Washington Co., TN. He had been admitted to the home as early as March 1925. This was a state of the art facility and touted many amenities and nearby tourist attractions.
The records in the Soldiers Home show his height as 5' 7 1/2 ", fair complexion, gray eyes, auburn hair, can read and write, protestant religion, occupation is engineer, married, wife (Mrs. Bessie Bass - an error as her name was Gussie) lives in Osceola, FL
His pension rate was $24. Pension Claim # 119869
Cause of death was Hemiplegia right side. Since this is usually caused by a stroke, I can only assume that he had a stroke in 1925 and this is what created the need for him to be admitted to a home as at 52 years old.
OBITUARY
Dublin Courier Herald – May 7, 1929
Mr. A. J. Bass Buried At Mount Zion Church Monday Afternoon
Funeral services for Mr. Andrew J. Bass, who died in the Spanish-American Veteran's hospital in Johnson City, Tennessee last Friday, were held at the Mount Zion church in this county Monday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Rev. J. E. Townsend conducted the services and the Masons were in charge of the burial. Adams had charge of the arrangements. Mr. Bass was fifty-seven years of age at the time of his death and for many years lived in Dexter. During the past year or so he ahd made his home with his daughter, Mrs. J. T. McLaughlin in Deland, Florida until he went to Johnson City for treatment about two months ago. He is survided [sic] by his wife; two daughters, Mrs. J. T. McLaughlin, Deland, Florida; Mrs. J. M. Lemon [sic Lemoine], Florida; three sons, J. T., E. B., and C.C. Bass all of Tingle.
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