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Mary Elizabeth (née Chamberlain) Bassett (1855 or 1858–December 1892), commonly known as Elizabeth and Eliza Bassett, was a Wild West pioneer, cattle rancher, and cattle rustler.
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- Elizabeth Bassett
Mary Elizabeth Bassett, commonly known as Elizabeth and Eliza Bassett, was a Wild West pioneer, cattle rancher, and cattle rustler. Born in Magnet Cove, Arkansas, and raised by her maternal grandparents, Bassett grew up in an equestrian household and community.
In 1883, Dart was a member of a cattle drive to the Browns Park area in northwestern Colorado, near the borders with Wyoming and Utah. He worked for Herb and Elizabeth Bassett in Browns Park. The couple had five children, including Josie and Ann Bassett, who became famous.
5 dic 2014 · In the mid-1880s, the six-foot tall Scotsman hired on at the Bassett ranch. Joining cattlemen Matt Rash and Isom Dart, they formed a cooperative relationship with Elizabeth. They were known as...
Mary Elizabeth (née Chamberlain) Bassett (1855 or 1858–December 1892), commonly known as Elizabeth and Eliza Bassett, was a Wild West pioneer, cattle rancher, and cattle rustler. Born in Arkansas, and raised by her grandfather in Virginia, Bassett headed west with her husband Herbert Bassett.
Supposed outlaw and cattle rustler of the American frontier. Name variations: Queen Ann, Ann Bassett Willis. Born in Brown's Park, Colorado, in 1878; died in Leeds, Utah, on May 9, 1956; daughter and one of four children of Herbert (a rancher and horse exporter) and May Elizabeth (Chamberlain) Bass; attended school at Craig Colorado; St. Mary's ...
