The
LANIER / BASSANO Legacy
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One of the very best places to get information and to meet cousins is to join a discussion list. BASSANOS are discussed frequently on Lois Kleinhenn Lanier's great LANIER list at Rootsweb. To join the LANIER discussion list, send a message with nothing in the subject line and the word "subscribe" (without the quotes) in the message area for mail mode or for digest mode
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BOOKS & PUBLICATIONS
"The Bassanos, Venetian Musicians and Instrument Makers in England, 1531-1665" by David Lasocki with Roger Prior, Scholar Press (England) and Ashgate Publishing Company (Vermont, USA), 1995
"The Bassanos, Italian Musicians at the English Court, 1531-1664", by Barbara Harrison, published by the author, 1991. You may order copies from Barbara Harrison, 4534 Hillard Avenue, La Canada, CA 91011, USA
"Poems of Shakespeare's Dark Lady-- Salve Deus Rex Judaeorum bt Emelia Lanier", by A. L. Rowse, Clarkson N. Potter Inc./Publishers, 1978, 1979
LANIER, by Louise Ingersoll. The definitive book for Lanier researchers. Also available for loan on microfilm (# 0982362) from LDS Family History Centers.
BASSANO MARRIAGES
Compiled from varied sources. No guarantees. Use as a guide for obtaining
records. Contributions welcome.
FAMILY DOCUMENTS
Other documents included on varied Lanier Family Pages
Submissions welcome
BASSANO SITES & RELATED SITES
Carol Middleton's The BASSANO Family
Matt Lupo's LUPO Family
Visit Bassano
del Grappa, Italy, the hometown of our Bassano family.
The town is just north of Venice and there is an English version
web site.
View the paintings of Jacopo Bassano at the Museum of Bassano del Grappa.
Juli Van Zyverden of the Venice Italy Index invites you to her site to explore the beauty of that glorious city.
Dr. Claudio Raffael extends an invitation to VeNETia, the Web Site of Venice. Sample the wondrous city of today and yesterday.
Got a Bassano resource? Share the url or other info. Email me Carol Middleton