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1. [NORMAN-L] wrong list [1]
sorry about that, wrong list!!
2. [NORMAN-L] Mullins in Graves County [1]
Jerry My Mullins go back to a James W. "Jim" Mullins, b 1832, d 1903. - m - Martha Batts b 1848 d 1896; and I have their children., Harriet, Washington , Charlie, Emma, Eula, Rebecca, and Beeler. James' second marriage to Margaret White (no dates) produced: Sara Jane, Kirk, John, William, and Betty. Do you have any of these names in your data base?? Anne
3. [NORMAN-L] Re: NORMAN-D Digest V98 #123 [1]
Just so that you all know...I'm unsubscribing, but will be coming right back on with my new email address Cindy
4. [NORMAN-L] L.D. NORMAN and John Milton NORMAN [1]
Seeking information on L.D. NORMAN b. ca. 1868 (unfortunately I don't know yet what the L.D. stands for, sigh). He married Emma SCRIBNER (b. ca. 1872). His wife Emma Married 2nd a Mr. McNinch (McMinch?) He was the father of John Milton Norman b. Jan. 24, 1889 in Columbus, Franklin Co., OH. I can't manage to find John on any census until he moved to Toledo, Lucas Co., Ohio and married Edith GRUBER Children of John and Edith: 1. Melvin J. Norman 2. Dale G. 3. Albert G. 4. Lester 5. Milton "Ray" Nor
5. [NORMAN-L] Cost Effective Advertising Stategies [1]
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6. [NORMAN-L] MOST WANTED NORMAN [1]
MOST WANTED NORMAN: DANIEL NORMAN, Born @1803, NORTH CAROLINA Mary L. Solomon
7. [NORMAN-L] NORMAN, Franklin Moses [1]
I am searching for information on Franklin Moses NORMAN who married Nancy Ann (Elizabeth?) WATSON. Both Frank and Nannie was born about 1858. Frank in North Carolina and Nannie in Virginia. They appear on the 11910 Tazewell County VA Census Records. Also living in their household is John Ellis born in North Carolina about Frank's age who is a cousin. Can anyone help me? Thanks, Gina Rose
8. [NORMAN-L] NORMAN [1]
Hi all: In Barbara B. Hubbs book, Pioneer Folks and Places, she states that in 1851 a NORMAN and a IRWIN had a general store in Crab Orchard Illinois. Was that Francis Marion Norman, father of Henry William Norman, who later married Harriet Groves? And who was the Irwin. Jerry Mullins PO Box 733 Colfax, CA 95713 (530)346-1022 Researching: NORMAN/BAKER/SANDERS/THAXTON/WADKINS/MULLINS/GROVES
9. [NORMAN-L] Census [1]
I have been reviewing the 1830 & 1832 Census of Anderson County TN, Clinton Township. The 1832 Census is the same but shows that the county is then called Clinton County, Clinton Township. I found the following Normans in both census reports: Hiram, Isaac, Eli, Henry, William, Wilson and Aaron. These records just listed the heads of the household and a page number, does anyone know where we can get the full report? Jerry Mullins PO Box 733 Colfax, CA 95713 (530)346-1022 Researching: NORMAN/BAKER/SANDERS/T
10. [NORMAN-L] Henry Norman [1]
In reviewing the data on Henry Norman - Ruth Norman Abney connection, I have a few questions. 1. The pension documents that Ruth submitted on her husband Paul Abney do contain letters written by Henry Norman, but there wasn't a relationship listed that I have seen. Henry did know Ruth and Paul and was present at their wedding. One could assume the family relationship, but assumptions are not facts. Could someone correct me on this? 2. I don't believe that our Henry was Henry B. (Bennett). The Henry
11. [NORMAN-L] Norman - VA>GA>MS [1]
I wanted to post my Norman line hoping for any input. I am particularly interested in proof of the marriage between Jesse Norman and Mary Bentley (cir 1800 in VA or GA). I believe Jesse Norman to be the son of William Norman and Lettice Shumate. Thanks, Bill Gentry 1. JESSE NORMAN was born Abt. 1770, and died 1837 in Wilkes Co., GA. He married (1) MARY BENTLEY, daughter of JEREMIAH BENTLEY and ABI AMASON. He married (2) ELIZABETH JACKSON 11-16-1835 in Wilkes Co., GA. Will was proved 3-25-1837. Child
12. [NORMAN-L] 1855 State Census Williamson Co IL [1]
On film #0977063 from the Family History Library on page 37 of the 1855 State Census for Williamson County, Illinois. The names listed on this page are as follows: (I've added the statistical info for the Normans) Thomas Harris Jane Norman - 1 male under 10; 2 males 10-20; 1 male 20-30; 1 female 50-60 Henry Lee Solomon Norman - 1 male under 10; 2 males 10-20; 1 male 20-30; 1 male 50-60; 2 females 10-20; 1 female 20-30; 1 female 50-60 Moses Odum Jacob Fry Geo Grisson James Markes H F Cutrell Hardy Manning
13. [NORMAN-L] Our Henry Norman [1]
Hi all: I especially like Karen Piper's letter where she brings up a lot of thought provoking questions on Henry Norman. I have nothing to tie Henry to a Ruth Abney as yet, and I too list him simply as Henry Norman because the middle initial B has not been confirmed to me yet. I have his wife simply as Ruth A.? because that is what my grandmother had from way back in the 1930s. But that too could be an error. It is correct that the 1840 Williamson Co.Census was Henry was 60-70 and wife was 70-80 years ol
14. [NORMAN-L] Aaron Norman [1]
Jerry; Have you seen or heard anything of one Aaron Norman, the son of old Eli, born abt 1800, moving to Ind. or in the area of your group of Normans. Paul Norman
15. [NORMAN-L] Wm. E. Norman [1]
I would like to find Genealogist William E. NORMAN . His book NORMAN GENEALOGY Descendants of George NORMAN and Martha MELHUISH, L.C.Card No. 76-27071 has listed a THOMAS NORMAN born about 1630.My Thomas NORMAN came to this couintry 24 Fweb. 1654 and was born about 1625/ 1630 in England. E-Mail me at normanij@swbell.net. Thanks Billy J.Norman
16. [NORMAN-L] Henry & Rhoda [1]
Bill brings up a good suggestion on documentation. In the records that we received from Rhoda's fight for the pension of Paul Abney/Abner there is definate proof of our Henry being her brother. But I don't remember him being referred to as Henry B. Norman in those many documents. Eli's records indicate that Rhoda, Issac etc. and Henry went to Williamson County. So I am fairly certain that Henry and Rhoda were siblings. I am in contact with the RR Abney site that I mentioned yesterday, and they may have mor
17. [NORMAN-L] Rhoda Norman [1]
Here is some information on Rhoda Norman, who married Paul Abney. She is the sister of our Henry Norman as the pension papers previously shared prove. ABNER Families It is common knowledge that many ABNEY families began using the surname "ABNER". Why? We have some clues. An obvious conclusion is the fact that when spoken, they are very close. The author has been called ABNER many times. Another reason could be the written Abney looks much like the written Abner...and if the surname ABNEY was unfamiliar to
18. [NORMAN-L] Re: NORMAN-D Digest V98 #118 [1]
Hello, According to Ray's Index to Hathaways North Carolina Historical and Genealogical Register (1900), a Henry Norman lived on the west side of Scupernong about 1711. He was a member of a jury in 1702. His wife was Anne and in 1700 they had a daughter Mary. Another Henry 97 years later left a will in Tyrrell County and named wife Sarah and friend Fanny Ray with James Blount as witness. So much for the Normans on the east coast of NC. I find no other information at this time. They were far removed
19. [NORMAN-L] Re: Henry B. Norman [1]
Dear Jerry and list, I am a Norman researcher, and have been on this list for several months. This is not my first posting. Shirley Norman Gunn was kind enough to aid me with the following data: 1. Thomas R. Norman, born October 22, 1774, was the son of John and Anne Norman 2. John Bennett Norman I, born November 18, 1799, son of Thomas R. and Mariam Bennett Norman. (Mariam Bennett was born February 20, 1779, and she was the daughter of Pernal and Mariam Bennett.) 3. John Bennett Norman II (my g-g-gran
20. [NORMAN-L] No Subject [1]
My g-g-grandmother's sister was Amanda Norman. My g-g-grandmother, Martha Ann, was the daughter of John Bennett Norman and Sarah Jane Underwood. Will this get a response? Thanks, Fort
21. [NORMAN-L] Jesse NORMAN [1]
Hi Bill, > I wanted to post my Norman line hoping for any input. I am particularly > interested in proof of the marriage between Jesse Norman and Mary Bentley (cir > 1800 in VA or GA). I believe Jesse Norman to be the son of William Norman and > Lettice Shumate. I'm descendant of Clement NORMAN Jr. (brother to William) m. Jemima SHUMATE (sister to Lettice). I don't have proof but show the same marriages for Jesse NORMAN. I have lots of info on his ancestral family if you would like that. Much of t
22. Re: [NORMAN-L] 1855 State Census Williamson Co IL [1]
Karen: If "our" Henry were born in 1773 then he would have been 82 or thereabouts in 1855. Was there another Henry Norman in Williamson County about this period? James Norman settled Henry's estate in 1848? I confused.... isn't that the state of mind for all genealogy researchers? Is there anyone out there that knows where Henry is buried? -----Original Message----- From: Karen Piper To: NORMAN-L@rootsweb.com Date: Monday, November 23, 1998 1:14 PM Sub
23. [NORMAN-L] Fw: [ILWILLIA-L] Henry Norman born about 1773 [1]
I am sure this is old news to most of you, but I have never seen this book, and can't find a copy. Does this help or hinder???? Jerry -----Original Message----- From: Vonda Clark To: Jerry Mullins Date: Monday, November 23, 1998 11:33 PM Subject: Re: [ILWILLIA-L] Henry Norman born about 1773 > Jerry, > Violet Lee Grisham, in her book, "TimeTraveler" page 70 wrote > "The Norman family originally were from NC later >immigrating to TN and to D
24. Re: [NORMAN-L] Sales pitches [1]
Paul: I didn't see it, what was the sales pitch.... I have a "spam cutter" that usually deletes those before I ever see them. Let me know and I will notify Roots Web and complain! Jerry -----Original Message----- From: Paul Norman To: NORMAN-L@rootsweb.com Date: Wednesday, November 11, 1998 2:48 PM Subject: [NORMAN-L] Sales pitches >Why are we receiving a sales pitch? Is this a normal thing on this >mailing list? > >Paul Norman > > >==== NORMAN Mailing List ===
25. [NORMAN-L] Cremation [1]
I just read an article in the Orange County Register. California just passed a law allowing the spreading of cremated remains. According to this article, California had been the only state that prohibited such disposition of creamated remains. The point I guess that I am trying to make, in genealogy we hit a lot of brick walls because we can't find headstones in cemeteries. What will this modern day disposal do to future generations? I can only hope that our work will leave paper or electronic records for
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