1. Anthony Bassano (Bassan, Bassani), m. Elena de Nasi, da. of Benedetto de Nasi.
1.1. Edward Bassano (1551-1615), m. Alice Austin, Jan. 13, 1583. PROB 11/139/42: Will of Edward Bassano of Hoxton, London, Middlesex. 20 May 1622.
1.1.1. Daniel Bassano. He acquired extensive holdings in Sussex: ‘Bargain and sale enrolled and covenant to levy a fine for £900. Thomas Stanley of West Peckham in Kent, esq and William Stanley of the Middle Temple, gent, to Richard Shepharde of Peasmarsh, esq. 120a of land in Peasmarsh, occupied by Francis Sampson, yeoman, under a former lease to George Sampson TS and his wife Mary and WS and his wife Ann to levy a fine to RS. Acknowledged before John Page, master in chancery, and enrolled by Edward Cantrell’ (DUN 30/10. 10 Feb 1648).
1.1.1.1. Noel Bassano.
1.1.1.1.1. Noel Bassano, witnessed the Will of Thomas Grendon. He here refers to his nephew, … Painter, ‘the lost sheepe being now found or rather taken  must be speedily disposed of or else he will certainly come to the gallows … after noe little trouble we have at last disposed of my Brother Painter’s untoward sonn, he is consigned to a verry Eminent Merchant in Virginia’ (Mr. Grendon). With account of moneys disbursed, including repayment of money stolen. D-X464/3/9. 8 Aug. 1682. Noel Bassano had Shropshire associations through his family’s intermarriage to the Whittons, and theirs to the Lutrells (and theirs to the Holland/Cocke/Harris/Langford families): Bassano v Whitton. Plaintiffs: Noel Bassano. Defendants: Edward Whitton. Subject: money matters, Middlesex. C 6/72/12. 1677. Many of the Bassanos were interred in Church of England parish churches, St Leonard, Shoreditch, as an example, but, although they may have attended Protestant services, this had been a camouflage: Nowell Bassano was confirmed a trustee of the first Synagogue on Creechurch Lane on 28 Jan. 1686. (Peter D Matthews, Shakespeare Exhumed: The Bassano Chronicles, 2013).
1.1.1.1.1.1. Noel Bassano, m. Katherine Oast (LML). Nowell Bassano, b. Dec. 14, 1676, London. West v Buck. Plaintiffs: Thomas West, silk dyer of St Paul Covent Garden, Middlesex. Defendants: William Buck, gent, Nowell Bassano and Katherine Bassano his wife. C 11/983/36. 1720.
1.2. Arthur Bassano, m. Margaret, see  PROB 11/144/134: Will of Arthur Bassano, Gentleman of All Hallows Barking, City of London. September 13, 1624.
1.2.1. Camela Bassano, m. ‘Henry Whitton of Lamberhvrst’.
1.2.2. Anthony Bassano, m. Dorothy Hinde, da. of John Hinde, Salter, of London. Calendar of Wills in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury 1657-1660. Bassano, Anthony, gent., All Hallowes Staining, 1658. Inherited the lands of his wife’s father, including a house at Mark Lane and freehold and copyhold land at Walthamstow. Of Mark Lane in the Parish of All Saints Barking, London, Gentleman Organist to Kings James VI. and Charles I. Mentioned in the Wills of his father, dated July 14, 1623, and son John, 1654 (signed pedigree in 1633).
1.2.2.1. John Bassano, bapt. Nov. 6, 1608., obit. 1653, m. (1) (April 1, 1635) Anne Lloyd. PCC Will proved Sept. 27, 1655. ‘Bassano, John, gent., Walthamstow, Essex’. Dec. 2, 1651. Holywell (Hoxton) documents, held at Lincolnshire Archives: Grant of the residue of a term of 1000 years of lands mentioned in Holywell 54/20. John Balguy to Edward Harington, linen-draper and John Bassano of Walthamstow. Seal. July 11, 1653, ibid.: Declaration that they are trustees in an indenture bargain and sale of sheep-walks in Aunby and Essendine made by Robert Harrington of Leytonstone to John Balguy of Stamford Esq. John Bassano of Leytonstone, county Essex, Edward Harington of London, linen-draper. Seals.
1.2.2.1.1. John Bassano, b. April 26, 1636, All Hallows, m. Bridget … ‘June 26 Edward Kinaston, of S’ Alban’s, Wood Street, London, Salter, Bach. , ab’ 35, & Bridget Bassano, of Walthamstow, Essex, Widow, ab’ 30; at S’ Martin’s in Pields’. LML 1672.
1.2.2.1.2. Dorothie Bassano, m. (1662) ‘Thomas Harris, of S’ Leonard, East Cheap (Shoreditch), Salter, Widr, ab’ 26 (b. 1636), & Dorothy Bessana, of S’ Lawrence Jury, Spr, ab’ 19, her parents dead; consent of eldest brother John Bezana her guardian; at S’ Mary le Bow, London. Mar 28 Feb. 1662′.
1.2.2.1.3. Frances Bassano, m. John Tucker. ‘Tucker, John, of Clifford’s Inn, Middlesex, gent., 24, and Frances Bassano, spinster, 18, her parents dead, and she living with her brother, John Bassano, of Walthamstow, Essex, gent., who consents. Dec. 2, 1669’ (LML). Tucker v Bassano. Plaintiffs: John Tucker and Frances Tucker his wife. Defendants: John Bassano, John Searle, Peter Lloyd, John Hicks and others. Subject: lands in personal estate of the deceased John Bassano, of Walthamstow, and Stratford, Essex. C 6/289/20. 1671.
1.2.2.1.4. Anne Bassano, m. … Hicks. Searle v Hicks. Plaintiffs: John Searle and Peter Lloyd. Defendants: John Hicks, Anne Hicks his wife and John Herris. Subject: lands and personal estate of the deceased John Bassano, in Bacton, Suffolk, and Walthamstow, Essex. C 6/288/86. 1673.
1.2.2.1.4. Thomas, William, Andrew.
1.2.2.2. Jane Bassano, m. Oliver Lowe. Whether related to Thomas Lowe is unknown: ‘Elizabeth Harris & Thomas Lowe 15 Nov. 1596’ (S’ Leonard, East Cheap).
1.2.2.3. Margaret Bassano, m. Robert Seymour.
1.2.2.4. Anne Bassano, m. Henry Dove, mercer, Of London.
1.2.2.5. Elizabeth Bassano, m. … Elliot.
1.2.2.6. Joan, Allen, Athur, Daniel, William, Richard, Henry. Quit claim: Henry Bassano of Ditchling, gent. and Anne Borrer, widow of Ditchling to Edward Harreden of Ditchling, innholder, all claim in messuage late Perkinses. HOW/86/16. Oct 1667.
1.3. Lucretia Bassano, m. Nicholas Lanier, obit. May 31, 1610, East Greenwich, Kent, m. (Feb. 14, 1570, All Hallows, Barking, London, Lucretia Bassano.
1.3.1. Clement Lanier, obit. 1661, m. 1627 (Kent) Hannah Collett. He was bur. in St. Alphage’s, Greenwich, Kent.
1.3.1.1. John Lanier, b. Oct. 1631 in Lewisham, d. in Prince George Co, VA , m. Lucrece …
1.3.1.1.1. John Lanier Jr., obit 1719, Prince George Co, VA., m. (1) (1677) Katherine Sampson in Charles City County; (2) Sarah Edmunds. Nicholas Spenser to Peter Wycke & John Leneare 1482 acres 3 rood & 24 poles of land lying et being in the Co. of Charles Citty, & in the pish of Westover & on thee S side of James Riv. being due by & for the transportacon of 30 psons into this Collony whose names (inc.) Margt. Proktor Tho.Bagwell, Jone Bagwel, Wm. Waydor, Walter Collins, Betty Bulmer, Jon. Weaver, Wm. Gill, Bryan Smith, Jon. Lumpton, Jon. Pasmore, Mary Pasmore, Tho. Jent, Tho. Jennings, Alex. Maly, Oliver Symonds, Walter Chiles, Hen. Justen. Jon. Shorney. Jon. Shand, Sarah Cole, Wm. Haywood, Ellen Hayward, Jon. Kendal, James Hows, Xpher. Br., Jon. Gibson, Jon. Matham … at a Crnr. … w. oake, belonging to John Harris land’ (VPB 7, p. 339, 20 November 1683). (John Harris 250 acr. Charles City county, Wayenoke Par. S. side James River, 16 April 1683, p. 246. Beg, by the Otter Dams main SW.; transp. 5 persons: Hugh Carter, Thomas Holder, Robt. Barnes, Robert Huet, Edmond Taylor). ‘In The Name of God, Amen. I John Lanier in the County of Prince George, being verry weak and ailling in Body, but in perfect mind and memory, thanks be given unto God therefore, it is appointed for all men once to dye. I do make and ordain this my Last Will and Testament that is to say, principally and first of all, I give and bequeath my soul into the hands of God that gave it and for my Body, I commend it to the Earth to be buried in a Christian Like and Decent manner, to the Discretion of my Executor nothing Doubting but at the general resurrection, I shall receive the same again, by the mighty power of God, and as touching such worldly Estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless in this Life, I give Devise and Dispose of the same in the following manner and form. First. I give to my son Robert Lanier one shilling. 2’ly. I give to my son John Lanier one shilling. 3’ly. I give to my son Sampson Lanier twelve shillings. 4’ly. I give to Daughter Sarah Brewer one cow or heifer of three years old. 5’ly. Witnessed by Henry Peebles, neighbour at Otterdams.
1.3.1.1.1.1. Sampson Lanier Sr., b. 1682, Charles City, obit. May 5, 1743, Brunswick County, VA., m. Elizabeth Washington, da. of Richard Washington.
1.3.1.1.1.1.1. Sampson Lanier, obit. Sept. 2, 1757, Brunswick County, m. Elizabeth Chamberlain
1.3.1.1.1.1.1.1. Rebecca Lanier, b. Dec. 16, 1744 , d. Jul. 1818 in Green County, Georgia, m. Walton Harris, b. February 6, 1739, d. Jul. 20, 1809 in Green, GA.
1.3.1.1.1.1.1.2. Burwell Lanier, d. 1812 Anson Co., N.C.
1.3.1.1.1.1.1.2. Buckner Lanier, d. 1811, Sussex Co.; m. 2. (1783), Rebecca, wid. of Arthur Williamson.
1.3.1.1.1.2. John Lanier, m. Elizabeth Bird.
(1. William Bird and Hannah Grendon, da. Col. Thomas Grendon.
1.1. Thomas was in possession of his father’s grist mill, 1674-5, left three daughters, as shown by a March 4, 1728 deed from Elizabeth Lanier (wife of John Lanier) which conveyed to Richard Jones and his wife Tabitha, ‘daughter of Thomas Bird, who by his will dated January 21, 1680, devised land to his three daughters, Mary, now deceased, and Elizabeth and Tabitha, 300 acres on the South Branch of Upper Chippokes Creek, Surry County, VA.
1.1.1. Elizabeth Bird, m. John Lanier.
1.1.1.1. Bird Thomas Lanier, he was appointed by Brunswick Co. court to serve as overseer for a new road to Shining Creek. He was made Constable. On 1/2/1737 got a land warrant for 312 acres on south side of Great Creek in Brunswick Co.; sold this land in 1739.
1.1.1.1.1. Lemuel Lanier, m. Sarah Hardy.
1.1.1.1.2. Bird Lanier, m. Sarah Oast.

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