The following is a biography of Sarah's husband: "George Norris (deceased) was born in South Carolina in 1791. There he grew to manhood, an prior to the war of 1812 moved to Indiana. He married Sarah Brown, who was born in 1791 in South Carolina.
In 1834 they emigrated to Fountain County, Indiana, bringing six children: Hiram, Catharine, Evaline, Sarah, William, and Martha J.
Mr. Norris bought 320 acres of land in Mill Creek township and entered 280 acres. He worked his own way through life, and died in 1840. He was a sold democrat. Mrs. Norris died leaving five children. Hiram, the eldest son, had died previously." - History of Fountain County, Indiana, H.W. Beckwith, 1881, Page 402
In 1834 they emigrated to Fountain County, Indiana, bringing six children: Hiram, Catharine, Evaline, Sarah, William, and Martha J.
Mr. Norris bought 320 acres of land in Mill Creek township and entered 280 acres. He worked his own way through life, and died in 1840. He was a sold democrat. Mrs. Norris died leaving five children. Hiram, the eldest son, had died previously." - History of Fountain County, Indiana, H.W. Beckwith, 1881, Page 402
The following is a biography of Sarah's husband: "George Norris (deceased) was born in South Carolina in 1791. There he grew to manhood, an prior to the war of 1812 moved to Indiana. He married Sarah Brown, who was born in 1791 in South Carolina.
In 1834 they emigrated to Fountain County, Indiana, bringing six children: Hiram, Catharine, Evaline, Sarah, William, and Martha J.
Mr. Norris bought 320 acres of land in Mill Creek township and entered 280 acres. He worked his own way through life, and died in 1840. He was a sold democrat. Mrs. Norris died leaving five children. Hiram, the eldest son, had died previously." - History of Fountain County, Indiana, H.W. Beckwith, 1881, Page 402
In 1834 they emigrated to Fountain County, Indiana, bringing six children: Hiram, Catharine, Evaline, Sarah, William, and Martha J.
Mr. Norris bought 320 acres of land in Mill Creek township and entered 280 acres. He worked his own way through life, and died in 1840. He was a sold democrat. Mrs. Norris died leaving five children. Hiram, the eldest son, had died previously." - History of Fountain County, Indiana, H.W. Beckwith, 1881, Page 402
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