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George Norman (norm3001)

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Mother:

bc. 1727 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland [Reese]

d. June 27, 1796 in Cross Keys, Union County, South Carolina [Reese]

m. June 16, 1756 in Virginia, Margaret M. Dodd, b. 1736 in Buck County, Pennsylvania, d. 1795 in Union County, South Carolina. Daughter of William Dodd (dodd2001) and Catherine Nederham [Reese]

Issue: [Hughie]

David Norman, bc. 1757 in Loudoun County, Virginia, d. February 29, 1816 in Cross Keys, Union County, South Carolina

m. 1782 in Union County, South Carolina, Martha Story, b. 1763 in Scotland, d. May 17, 1835 in Cross Keys, Union County, South Carolina.
information:
Thomas was a Revolutionary soldier [Elton]

Jonathan Charles Norman (norm4001), b. 1759, d. 1839

Lydia Irene Norman, b. 1762

m. in Cross Keys, Union County, South Carolina, Thomas Bomar

Jane Norman, b. 1763, d. 1827 in Flat Creek, Bedford County, Tennessee.

mc. 1783 in Cross Keys, Union County, South Carolina, David Floyd, b. 1764 in Spartanburg County, South Carolina

Elizabeth Norman, b. 1764

m. John Martin

Robert Norman, b. 1766

Thomas Norman, b. 1772 in Cross Keys, Union County, South Carolina, d. March 22, 1852 in buried in Padgett's Creek Baptist Cemetery, Cross Keys, Union County, South Carolina

m. 1794 in Union County, South Carolina, Judith
information:
Thomas was a Revolutionary soldier [Elton]

Mary Polly Norman, b. 1775 in Cross Keys, Union County, South Carolina, d. 1850 in Tennessee

mc. 1797 in Union County, South Carolina, Edward Gore, b. 1774 in Cross Keys, Union County, South Carolina, d. 1849 in Fayetteville, Lincoln County, Tennessee

George Norman, bc. 1777 in John's Creek, Cross Keys, Union County, South Carolina

John Alexander Norman, b. 1785 in Cross Keyes, Union County, South Carolina, d. 1842 in Union County, South Carolina

m. 1805 in Union County, South Carolina, Lettice

Information:

1757:
George and Margaret bought land in Loudoun County, Virginia. [Elton]

1758:
Margaret was ousted from the Quaker Church because they felt she's married 'out of unity' by marrying George who was a Baptist. They sold their land in Loudoun County, Virgina and moved to South Carolina. [Elton]

Around 1761:
George and three of the Margaret's brothers, Thomas, Jesse and William all bought land on or near Frenchmans Creek of Enoree River in Union County, South Carolina [Brenda]

1771:
George was granted 250 acres in the part of South Carolina that was to become Union County. [Elton]

1784:
George helped establish Padgett's Creek Baptist Church at Cross Keys, Union County, South Carolina. [Elton]

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