| Birth | 19 Oct 1672 | Virginia | | | |
| Legal | 17 Nov 1698 | Appeared in Norfolk Co. court & Admitted that he owed Hugh Campbell 500 pounds of tobacco | | | |
| Marriage | Abt 1699 | Nansemond, Virginia, British America - Lovewell "Love" Harris | | | |
| Property | 16 Nov 1699 | from John Fulsher who was the slave owner who freed the Anderson family by his Norfolk Co. will in 1712. - 15 acres on Western Branch, Elizabeth River, Virginia | | | |
| Legal | Jun 1702 | he Admitted that he owed Thomas Whinfield 70 pounds of tobacco for Goods he purchased At the sale of the estate of William Whitehurst | | | |
| Legal | 15 Feb 1709 | he sued Henry Lawley for A debt of £3. | | | |
| Legal | 20 Jul 1711 | 1711 he was presented by the Norfolk Co. court for retailing liquor without A license, but the presentment was dismissed At his cost when he convinced the court that it was A mistake. | | | |
| Legal | 16 Dec 1715 | he sued Joseph Muns, Jr., for £20 damages for riding his mare [DB 6, no.2, fols. 36, 170, 255; Orders 1708-10, 124b, 141a; 1710-17, 14, 100, 136]. | | | |
| Property | 30 Jan 1720 | Edward Bass of Norfolk Co., VA, Parish of Elizabeth" when he purchased 100 Acres Adjacent to his brother John, near the head of Horsepool Swamp in Chowan Precinct, NC [DB C-1:113]. - Norfolk, Virginia | | | |
| Property | 26 Mar 1723 | Granted 200 Acres in what became Northampton Co. after 1741. [Hoffman, Province of NC Land Patents, 192]. - Urahaw Swamp, Virginia | | | |
| Property | 28 Mar 1726 | sold their land in Chowan Co. by deed of 28 MAR 1726 [DB C-1:609]. - Chowan, Chowan, North Carolina | | | |
| Property | Bet 12 Aug 1728 and 15 May 1744 | he purchased Another 615 Acres Adjoining his land [Bertie DB C:135, Northampton DB 1:40, 89, 129]. - Northampton, North Carolina | | | |
| Will-shared | 17 Sep 1742 | (William Basse Sr) Will Proved, Norfolk, Virginia | | | |
| Will | 25 Jul 1748 | will was proved in AUG 1750 & left over 525 Acres to his children with the remainder to be sold to discharge debts. He left his wife Lovewell 100 Acres during her life [Original At N.C. Archives]. More than 10 years later on 7 May 1761 she & her heirs, Lucy Jones & Thomas Cugley, sold this land for £75 to Jethro Bass, her deceased husband's Grand nephew [DB 3:121]. Grandfather Gave him "land where my late son John dwelt." Benjamin1 Bass (Edward1, John1), born say 1722, was the executor of his father's Northampton Co. will by which he received 125 Acres where his father was living on Quarter Swamp in Northampton Co. [Original At N.C. Archives]., Northampton, North Carolina | | | |
| Death | 13 May 1750 | Northampton, North Carolina, British America | | | |
| Property-shared | 18 Aug 1757 | (Benjamin H Bass Sr) sold the 50 Acres which he received by his father's will on 18 AUG 1757 & A further 50 Acres in Northampton while A resident of Granville Co. on 2 SEP the same year [DB 2:399, 489]. - Quarter Swamp, Northampton, North Carolina | | | |
| Property-shared | 15 May 1758 | (Edward Bass Jr) received by his father's will. He sold this & Another 20 Acres in Northampton Co. on 15 May 1758 [DB 2:462]. - 50 Acres, Northampton, North Carolina, British America | | | |
| Residence | | North Carolina | | | |
| Admixture-Ethnicity | | mullato - William1 Bass's other sons, Edward1 & John2 Bass, moved to NC & had free African American descendants. | | | |
