| Birth | 1743 | | | | |
| Will-shared | 25 Jul 1748 | (Edward Bass Sr) 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 | | | |
| Residence | 4 Apr 1758 | 1758 when he was mentioned in A Bass family deed [DB 2:461]. - Northampton, North Carolina | | | |
| Marriage | 13 Feb 1777 | Bute, North Carolina, British America - Mary Bass | | | |
| Taxes | 1780 | on An Assessment of £108 in Oxford District - Granville, North Carolina | | | |
| Legal | 4 Feb 1781 | ]. His children were called orphans of Elijah Bass on 4 FEB 1781 when the court bound them out to Benjamin Bass [Owen, Granville Co. Notes, vol. V] | | | |
| Military | 10 Feb 1781 | Enlistment As A substitute for Ebenezar Riggan - 10th NC Regiment, North Carolina | | | |
| Death | 8 Sep 1781 | killed in battle - Battle of Eutaw Springs, Eutaw Spring Battlefield, Orangeburg, Eutawville | | | |