
Tricky - I only tidied this record - as it was a mess from multiple-multiple mergings. I personally don't have time to unravel this at the moment - but I've mentioned this issue in the notes. I think the date of death might be wrong. Someone with super sleuthing skills should be able to unravel this, as there are very good records in Norfolk. The Find a Grave record says date of death unknown.
The other problem is the children - widely attributed to Margery. If she was 20 in 1515 - then sons born in 1525 and 1528 would make her 30 and 33 when they were born. Not common - but possible. Because there are so many descendants and a really good Historical society in Norfolk - I didn't want to change anything without some help from local historians.
The writer - Walter Rye - did a lot of work recording the history of the Norris family, well before computers and digitisation. I'm not convinced he had everything right. His work needs to be reviewed in depth.
There are a lot of Norris descendants from the United States. Most have drawn their information from Major Harry Alexander Davis, (see references) - it's acknowledged Davis had a rushed trip to England during the war, and his work contains lots of errors.
Walter Rye is the better historian to start with, as he lived and worked in the area.
https://books.google.com.au/books?id=euU-AQAAMAAJ&lpg=PA68&...