"The LaFayette Sun" - June 26, 1912:

Mrs. Sarah Jane Bassett, nee Alsobrook, was born in Talbot County, Ga., in 1844, and died June 2, 1912. She was the daughter of Lewis and Alcie Alsobrook. She was twice married – 1881 to Henry L. Fuller. After 20 years of uninterrupted happiness this union was severed by the death of her companion. In 1908 she was married to R. L. Bassett. They lived in peace and happiness for only a few years, when she was stricken with paralysis while at church, and she never recovered. She was a fine type of Christian womanhood, and had those essential elements of a great character. She was converted in early childhood and united with the Methodist Church, and was always true to the principles of the Christian religion. She was a devoted and faithful wife and helpmeet. In her long and painful afflictions, being utterly helpless, she was never despondent or impatient, but always cheerful and resigned, never murmuring or complaining.
The end was peace. She committed all to Christ, knowing that he is able to keep that which she committed unto him against that day. We laid her body to rest in the hope of a gracious resurrection. We will meet her again some happy day.

– H. S. Mathews.
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1860 Talbot County, (G.M.D. 877) GA Census:

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Lewis Alsabrooks 66M Farmer R$3,000 P$8,745 Born NC
Ailsey Alsabrooks 54F Born GA
Joseph Alsabrooks 19M Born GA
Lewis Alsabrooks 17M Born GA
SARAH ALSABROOKS 18F Born GA
James Alsabrooks 14M Born GA
John Alsabrooks 11M Born GA
Martha E. Alsabrooks 6F Born GA
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1910 Chambers County, (Hamburg) AL Census:

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Dick L. Bassett 80M Farmer Born GA
Sarah J. Bassett 68F Wife Born GA (Mother of 0 children)
Roden Johnson 19M Boarder Born GA
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