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m. Dec 1838
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m. 27 Mar 1884
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m. 24 Dec 1888
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[edit] Oral TraditionsEmmet's brother Ed did a very pioneering thing - he went to Calgary, Canada, in the early 1900's. The railroad was just going through Canada. Opportunity to homestead was a great motivation. Ed thought it was really nice there and later invited Emmet to come to Canada also. So, Emmet and his family went to Canada by railroad, along with John Bastin and his family. While they were in Canada Emmet broke his hip while ice skating, and walked with a limp thereafter. Gladith hauled him home in a wagon. Harvey was around 16 at this time (ca. 1904). The family filed homestead claims, and possibly paid for some land. After about two years of this, they got tired of chopping trees, and Emmet and family moved back to Kansas on the freight train. They returned to Miami County, Kansas. Ed stayed a year longer in Canada. [edit] Census Data[edit] 1900 U.S. Census1900 Census record for John T. Bastin. [edit] ObituaryJohn T. Bastin was born in Hart County, Kentucky, September 24, 1852. Died near Gem Kansas, November 6, 1921 of a complication of disease. Age 69 years, 1 month, and 12 days. he was married to Susie Minnick March 27, 1884. [edit] BurialJohn T. Bastin is buried at Gem Cemetery, Gem, Thomas, Kansas. Also buried at this location is his wife Sophrina. [edit] External linksJ.T Bastin burial at Find A Grave. References
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