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'''Bascom''', '''Bascomb''', '''Bascombe''', '''Bascome''' or '''Baskcomb''' may refer to:
'''Bascom''' may refer to:


==Places and sites==
==Places and sites==
;United States
===United States===
* [[Bascom, Florida]]
* [[Bascom, Florida]]
* [[Bascom Corner, Indiana]]
* [[Bascom, Montana]]
* [[Bascom, Ohio]]
* [[Bascom, Ohio]]
* [[Bascom, Texas]]
* [[Bascom Auxiliary Field]]
* [[Bascom B. Clarke House]]
* [[Bascom B. Clarke House]]
* [[Bascom Hill]], University of Wisconsin–Madison
* [[Bascom Hill]], University of Wisconsin–Madison
* [[Bascom (VTA)]], LRT station in San Jose, California
** [[Bascom Hall]], University of Wisconsin–Madison
* [[Bascom (VTA)]], transit station in San Jose, California
* [[Fort Bascom]], New Mexico
* [[Fort Bascom]], New Mexico
* [[Bascomville, South Carolina]]


==Other uses==
;Extraterrestrial
* [[6084 Bascom]], discovered in 1985, a minor planet named for the American geologist Florence Bascom
*[[Bascom (name)]], people named Bascom
*[[6084 Bascom]], discovered in 1985, a minor planet named after the American geologist Florence Bascom
*[[Bascom Affair]], confrontation between army Captain Bascom and Chief Cochise triggered the beginning of the Apache Wars in 1861 at Apache Pass, Arizona
*[[BASCOM (Microsoft)]], a compiler for Microsoft MBASIC
*[[BASCOM-LT]], a BASIC compiler by Mark Alberts for the AVR AT89Cx051
*[[BASCOM-AVR]], a BASIC compiler by Mark Alberts for AVR microcontrollers
*[[BASCOM-8051]], a BASIC compiler by Mark Alberts for Intel MCS-51 family of microcontrollers


==Surname==
==See also==
*[[Bascom Maple Farms, Inc.]], Alstead, New Hampshire
;Bascom
* [[Bernadette Bascom]] (born 1962), American R&B singer, actress
*[[Bascom Palmer Eye Institute]], Florida
*[[Bascomb]]
* [[Earl W. Bascom]] (1906–1995), American-Canadian artist, inventor, rodeo cowboy, actor, Rodeo Hall of Fame, Father of Modern Rodeo, Mormon Bishop
*[[Bascome]]
* [[Florence Bascom]] (1862–1945), American geologist
*[[Bascombe]]
* [[George Nicholas Bascom]] (1837-1862), U.S. army officer who arrested Apache Chief Cochise which started the Apache Wars, American Civil War officer
*[[Baskcomb]]
* [[Henry Bidleman Bascom]] (1796–1850), American religious leader, circuit rider, Congressional Chaplain, college president, author, Methodist Bishop
*[[Boscombe (disambiguation)]]
* [[John Bascom]] (1827–1911), American educator, author, President of the University of Wisconsin
* [[John L. Bascom]] (1860-1950), American politician, Iowa lawyer and state legislator
* [[Kerry Bascom]], professional basketball player, All-American, Women's Basketball Hall of Fame, World University Games gold medal winner
* [[Oliver Bascom]] (1815–1869), New York businessman, politician and Erie Canal Commissioner
* [[Marion C Bascom]] (born 1922), American religious leader, civil-rights activist, museum board member
* [[Ruth Bascom]] (1926-2010), American politician, mayor of Eugene, Oregon
* [[Willard Bascom]] (1916-2000), American engineer, oceanographer, underwater archeologist
* [[William Bascom]] (1912–1981), American anthropologist, folklorist, ethnologist, museum director


{{disambiguation|geo}}
;Bascomb
* [[Dud Bascomb]], jazz trumpeter
* [[Neal Bascomb]], American journalist and author
* [[Paul Bascomb]], jazz saxophonist
* [[Wilbur "Bad" Bascomb]], jazz musician

;Bascombe
* [[Chris Bascombe]], British sports journalist
* [[David Bascombe]], British music producer

;Bascome
* [[David Bascome]], professional soccer player
* [[Oronde Bascome]], Bermuda cricketer

;Baskcomb
* [[Betty Baskcomb]] (1914-2003), British film and television actor
* [[John Baskcomb]] (1916-2000), British film and television character actor

==Given name==
* [[Bascom S. Deaver]], American physicist, professor
* [[Bascom Giles]] (1900-1993), Texas Land Commissioner
* [[B. R. Lakin|Bascom Ray Lakin]] (1901–1984), American evangelical preacher
* [[Bascom Lamar Lunsford]] (1882–1973), American lawyer, folklorist, musician, author of song "Good Old Mountain Dew"
* [[C. Bascom Slemp]] (1870–1943), Virginia congressman, secretary to President Calvin Coolidge
* [[Harold Bascom Durham, Jr.]] (1942-1967), Vietnam War Medal of Honor recipient
* [[Lester B. Wikoff|Lester Bascom Wikoff]] (1844-1978), American educator, rotarian
* [[John Bascom Wolfe]], (1904-1988), American psychologist
* [[Ashley B. Wright|Ashley Bascom Wright]] (1841-1897), American politician

==Historical events==
* [[Bascom Affair]], confrontation between army Captain Bascom and Chief Cochise triggered the beginning of the Apache Wars in 1861 at Apache Pass, Arizona.

==Cinema film==
* [[Bad Bascomb (film)|Bad Bascomb]], a 1946 Hollywood western movie starring Wallace Beery and Margaret O'Brien.

==Programming Language==
* BASCOM, a BASIC compiler by MCS Electronics, Holland, with a similar source language to [[MBASIC]]

==Companies==
* [[Bascom Maple Farms, Inc.]], Alstead, New Hampshire
* [[Bascom Palmer Eye Institute]], Florida

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* Bascom, Georgia (see [[List of places in Georgia (U.S. state): A-D|List of places in Georgia]])
* Bascom, Kentucky (see [[Elliott County, Kentucky]])
* Bascom, Montana (see [[Rosebud County, Montana]])
* Bascom, Texas (see [[List of unincorporated communities in Texas]])
* Bascom Avenue, Los Gatos, California (see [[California State Route 85]])
* Bascom Corner, Indiana (see [[Ohio County, Indiana]])
* Bascomville, South Carolina (see [[Chester, Georgia]])
* The Bascom - A Center for the Visual Arts (see [[Highlands, North Carolina]])
* Bascom Hall, atop Bascom Hill Historic District (see [[University of Wisconsin–Madison]] section Bascom Hall)
* Bascom Hollow, historic agricultural preserve (see [[Gill, Massachusetts]])
* Bascom Lodge, [[Mount Greylock]], Massachusetts
* Bascom Norris Drive, Lake City, Florida (see [[St. James Episcopal Church]])
* Bascom's Camp, historic site near Fort Bowie where the Apache Wars began (see [[Fort Bowie National Historic Site]])
* Bascom B. Clarke House (see [[National Register of Historic Places listings in Dane County, Wisconsin]])
* John Bascom House (see [[Williams College]], Williamstown, Mass.)
* Joseph H. Bascom House (Museum), Gray Summit, Missouri (see [[Shaw Nature Reserve]])
* C. Bascom Slemp Student Center, University of Virginia's College at Wise (see [[C. Bascom Slemp]])
* Bascom Elementary School, Leavittsburg, Ohio (see [[LaBrae High School]])
* Bascomb Elementary School, Towne Lake, Georgia (see [[Cherokee County School District]])
* Bascombe House, a government building on Grand Turk Island (see [[Oswald Skippings]])
* Bascom Crater - a cytherean crater on Venus named after American geologist Florence Bascom (see [[List of craters on Venus]])
* Ansel Bascom, New York State Assemblyman (see [[Seneca Falls Convention]])
* Bob Bascom, Tallahassee Police officer who arrested Noelle Bush, daughter of Governor Jeb Bush (see [[Jeb Bush]])
* Bob Bascom, radio personality (see [[Granville, New York]])
* Bruce Bascom, president of Bascom Maple Farms (see [[Bascom Maple Farms, Inc.|Bascom Maple Farms]])
* Burton W. Bascom, Aztecan language translator, author (see [[Uto-Aztecan languages]])
* Cheryl Bascom, script writer (see [[List of Designing Women episodes]])
* Henry Clay Bascom, 1885 New York gubernatorial candidate (see [[New York gubernatorial elections]])
* J. A. Bascom (1832-1912), frontier lawman 1860s (see [[List of Western lawmen]])
* James Bascom, established Rock Creek Stage Station, Idaho 1860s (see [[Rock Creek Station and Stricker Homesite]])
* Jeanne Bascom, actress (see [[Jeffrey Dahmer: The Secret Life]])
* Joanne Bascom, 1964 recipient of Tricolour Award at Queen's University (see [[Agnes Benidickson Tricolour Award]])
* John W. Bascom (1869-1947), Uintah County Deputy Sheriff 1880s (see [[List of Western lawmen]])
* Kenneth Bascom, American Maple Hall of Fame inductee (see [[Bascom Maple Farms, Inc.|Bascom Maple Farms]])
* Louise Rand Bascom, writer, painter, playwright, theatre critic (see [[Dinah, Dinah Show us your Leg]])
* Madeleine Bascom, voice director of animated television series (see [[Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventures]])
* Mansfield Bascom, art museum director (see [[Wharton Esherick Studio|Wharton Esherick Museum]])
* Marie Louise Bascom, artist and exhibitor at the National Academy of Design (see [[James Renwick Brevoort]])
* Moses Bascom (1761-1814), one of the founders of Gill, Massachusetts in 1793 (see [[Gill, Massachusetts]])
* Nadine Bascom, artist, sculptor, musician, teacher, college basketball player (see [[List of Native American women]])
* Roderick Bascom, actor (see [[Dunston Checks In]])
* Rose Flanders Bascom, American lion tamer (see [[Lion taming]])
* Ruth Henshaw Bascom (1772-1848), America's premier portrait folkartist and pastelist (see [[Leicester, Massachusetts]])
* Texas Rose Bascom (1922-1993), actress, [[Trick roping|trick roper]], [[National Cowgirl Hall of Fame]] inductee (see [[List of Western films: 1950-1954]])
* Tim Bascom, American minor league baseball pitcher for the [[Frederick Keys]] affiliated with the [[Baltimore Orioles]] (see [[Frederick Keys]])
* Weldon Bascom (1912-1994), rodeo champion, Hall of Fame inductee, "Father of Mississippi Rodeo" (see [[Columbia, Mississippi]])
* Wesbury Bascom, National Golden Glove boxing champion (see list of [[National Golden Gloves Champions]])
* Willard N. Bascom (1916-2000), artist, author, oceanographer who helped develop the wetsuit (see [[Wetsuit]]) and Explorers Club Medalist (see [[The Explorers Club]])
* William Tully Bascom, lawyer, editor of Ohio State Journal in 1849 (see [[Shoreham, Vermont]])
* Bascom X, Jamaican reggae singer (see [[Gyptian]])

* Charles Bascomb, vocal artist (see [[Freedom From]])
* Neal Bascomb, author (see [[Empire State Building]])
* Wayne Bascomb, actor (see [[Girls Just Want to Have Fun (film)]])
* Nathan Bascom, best baseball star ever

* Dave Bascombe, British music recording engineer and producer (see [[Music for the Masses]])
* Herbert Alexander Bascombe, Autralian track champion 1930 (see [[List of Australian athletics champions (men)]])
* Josh Gibson-Bascombe, basketball all-star (see [[2007 CIS Men's Basketball Championship]])
* K.C. Bascombe, film director and writer (see [[Swindle (film)]])
* Michael Bascombe, Australian politician and city councilman (see [[City of Port Lincoln]])
* Stuart Bascombe, member of the R&B music group Black Ivory (see [[Black Ivory]])

* Lawrence Baskcomb, actor (see [[The Drum (1938 film)]])* John Bascombe Battle, U.S. soldier of WWI (see [[List of veterans of World War I who died in 2000]])
* Bascom S. Deaver, Federal Judge in Georgia (see [[Walter F. George School of Law]])
* Bascom W. Edwards, U.S. Naval officer, World War II (see [[USS Chepachet (AO-78)|USS Chepachet]])
* Bascom Little, Chairman of the National Defense Committee during WWI (see [[List of Quill and Dagger members]])
* Bascom Mouton, Acadian musician and song writer (see [[Crowley, Louisiana]])
* Major Bascom L. Neal, World War II army officer (see [[Order of battle for the American airborne landings in Normandy]])
* Jeremiah Bascom Reeves, author and editor (see [[Earl Marlatt]])
* Clarissa "Clara" Bascom Sackrider, mother of artist Frederic Remington (see [[Frederic Remington]])
* Bascom S. Scypers, died when submarine Squalus sank in 1939 (see [[USS Sailfish]])
* Bascomb Smith, American frontier outlaw and member of the Soapy Smith Gang 1880s. Brother to Soapy Smith (see [[Soapy Smith]])
* Bascom D. Talley, Jr. (1915-1971), President of Lousiana Bar Association, 1960s (see [[Harmon Drew, Jr.]])
*Captain Bascom H. Thomas, navy ship commander in World War II (see [[USS Pathfinder (AGS-1)|USS Pathfinder]])
* H. Bascom Thomas, Texas politician early 1900s (see [[Texas Senate, District 2]])
* Bascomb Timmons, famous newspaperman, politician and 1940 U.S. Vice-Presidency candidate (see [[1940 Democratic National Convention]])
* H. Bascom Watts, senior college pastor 1926 (see [[University United Methodist Church]])

==Features with the name Bascom==
* Bascom Hill Publishing Group, publishers (see [[Retailing]])
* Bascom Little Fund, charitable trust supporting musical concerts in Northeast Ohio (see [[Cleveland Chamber Symphony]])
* Bascom Rigging, 1924 rodeo rigging for the bareback bronc riding event (see [[Rodeo bareback rigging]])
* Broderick & Bascom Rope Company (1906), (see [[Non-conventional trademark]])
* ''Ode to Bascom'', song title on album [[Shacktown Road]] (2007) played by bluegrass dobro picker [[Tut Taylor]]
* SS John Bascom, 1942 naval ship (see [[List of Liberty ships: G-L]])

==Fictional characters named Bascom==
* Bascom the Stoker, played by Harry Tenbrook (see [[The Blue Eagle]] 1926 film)
* Del Bascom, mystery novel character (see [[Nero Wolfe]])
* Lt. George Bascom, played by John Hudson with [[Jay Silverheels]] (see [[The Battle at Apache Pass]] 1952 film)
* Harry Bascom, played by [[John Mitchum]] (see [[Telefon]] 1977 film)
* King Bascom, comic book character (see [[Dynamic Man (Timely Comics)|Dynamic Man Comics]])
* Pa Bascom, played by Frederick Burton with [[John Wayne]] (see [[The Big Trail]] 1930 film)
* Sid Bascom, played by [[Ward Bond]] with [[John Wayne]] (see [[The Big Trail]] 1930 film)
* Captain Walter D. Bascom, played by [[Roy Roberts]] (see [[Crossroads (1955 TV series)|Crossroads]] 1955 tv series)
* Walter H. Bascom, played by [[William Shatner]] (see [[TekWar (TV series)]] and novel series, 1995)
* Mr. Bascomb, a Great Dane dog with [[Jerry Lewis]] (see [[Hollywood or Bust]] 1956 film)
* Cassie Bascomb, played by [[Sharon Stone]] (see [[Calendar Girl Murders]] 1984 TV movie)
* Joe Bascomb, played by [[Lou Costello]] (see [[Mexican Hayride]] 1948 film)
* Sheldon Bascomb, played by [[Shelley Berman]] (see [[The Best Man (1964 film)|The Best Man]] 1964 film)
* Tully Bascomb, played by [[Peter Sellars]] (see [[The Mouse that Roared]] 1959 film, 1955 novel)
* Zed Bascomb, played by [[Wallace Beery]] (see [[Bad Bascomb (1946 film)|Bad Bascom]] 1946 film)
* Frank Bascombe, played by [[Richard Jenkins]] (see [[Fun with Dick and Jane (2005 film)|Fun with Dick and Jane]] 2005 film)

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Latest revision as of 12:44, 7 February 2024

Bascom may refer to:

Places and sites

[edit]

United States

[edit]

Other uses

[edit]
  • Bascom (name), people named Bascom
  • 6084 Bascom, discovered in 1985, a minor planet named after the American geologist Florence Bascom
  • Bascom Affair, confrontation between army Captain Bascom and Chief Cochise triggered the beginning of the Apache Wars in 1861 at Apache Pass, Arizona
  • BASCOM (Microsoft), a compiler for Microsoft MBASIC
  • BASCOM-LT, a BASIC compiler by Mark Alberts for the AVR AT89Cx051
  • BASCOM-AVR, a BASIC compiler by Mark Alberts for AVR microcontrollers
  • BASCOM-8051, a BASIC compiler by Mark Alberts for Intel MCS-51 family of microcontrollers

See also

[edit]
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