Born by about 1587, based on estimated date of marriage. A fisherman or shipwright who came to Massachusetts Bay in 1626. First settled in Salem; later moved to Marblehead. Died after 22 April 1653, but before 27 June 1664.
Married by about 1612 _____ _____; on 9 July 1645 the "wife of Richard Norman Sr." testified in court [ EQC 1:82]; no further record. (Two women by the name of Arabella Norman were admitted to Salem church, one in May 1637 and the other on 25 February 1637/8. One of these is certainly the wife of John Norman, son of Richard. The second is probably a clerical error, but just might be the wife of Richard Sr.)
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Begins
Married by about 1612 _____ _____; on 9 July 1645 the "wife of Richard Norman Sr." testified in court [ EQC 1:82]; no further record. (Two women by the name of Arabella Norman were admitted to Salem church, one in May 1637 and the other on 25 February 1637/8. One of these is certainly the wife of John Norman, son of Richard. The second is probably a clerical error, but just might be the wife of Richard Sr.)
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Begins
Born by about 1587, based on estimated date of marriage. A fisherman or shipwright who came to Massachusetts Bay in 1626. First settled in Salem; later moved to Marblehead. Died after 22 April 1653, but before 27 June 1664.
Married by about 1612 _____ _____; on 9 July 1645 the "wife of Richard Norman Sr." testified in court [ EQC 1:82]; no further record. (Two women by the name of Arabella Norman were admitted to Salem church, one in May 1637 and the other on 25 February 1637/8. One of these is certainly the wife of John Norman, son of Richard. The second is probably a clerical error, but just might be the wife of Richard Sr.)
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Begins
Married by about 1612 _____ _____; on 9 July 1645 the "wife of Richard Norman Sr." testified in court [ EQC 1:82]; no further record. (Two women by the name of Arabella Norman were admitted to Salem church, one in May 1637 and the other on 25 February 1637/8. One of these is certainly the wife of John Norman, son of Richard. The second is probably a clerical error, but just might be the wife of Richard Sr.)
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Begins
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