WARE COUNTY  GA  Biography  William Joseph Gassett

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WILLIAM JOSEPH GASSETT
William Joseph Gassett is a contractor and builder, who
has just completed the erection of six handsome and very
attractive cottages in the O'Quinn subdistrict Southeast
of the city, near the A. C. L. Hospital. Mr. Gassett has
been in the contracting business for fifteen years and he
is thorough in the management of his work and always give
desirable results.

His office and address is 74 Thomas Street, which is also
his place of residence.

Contractor Gassett is a native of Muscogee County,
Georgia. He was born November 16, 1870.

His father's name was Marion and his mother's Martha. His
mother was a Miss Hollis, whose parents were farmers.

Subject of this sketch is an Odd Fellow; owns his
residence 74 Thomas Street and three other houses on the
same street, owns three cottages in Gilchrist's Bonita
Subdivision; brick store building near the Second
Methodist Church; some unimproved residence property on
Brewer Street, some on Margaret and some in the Bonita
Subdivision; and ____ residence property, and also a
field of twenty acres one and one half miles south of the
A. C. L. Depot that could be utilitized as a truck farm.
Mr. Gassett invites correspondence in regard to any or
all of this property, as it is on the market and for sale
and if you want any kind of building erected communicate
with him and he will do the rest to your satisfaction.

Ref: INDUSTRIAL EDITION OF THE WAYCROSS EVENING HERALD, Waycross, Georgia, June 1907, p. 19.

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