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  • Anna Elizabeth Witmer (1887 - 1962)
    Residence : 1900 - ED 4 Amherst Township (southern part), Erie, New York, United States*
  • Ann (Slater) Whitton - Norman, Convict "Queen" 1791 (c.1758 - 1806)
    Convicted in 1788 in Dublin, and sentenced to 7 years, she was 30 years old. Anne joined “The Queen” in April 1791:,one of only 22 female convicts, with 132 male convicts, which was part of the 3rd Fle...
  • Arabella Leach (1643 - 1681)
    1st wife Arabella Norman was born FEB 1643 in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, and died 1681. She married Samuel Leach 1672, son of Robert Leach and Hannah. He was born 1635 in Manchester, Essex, Massachus...
  • Rfn. Arthur Edward Norman (1886 - 1918)
    Arthur Norman was the son of Henry Norman, of 91 Osborne St., Linwood, Christchurch, New Zealand, and the late Margaret Norman. He married Margaret Cecilia McKay at Christchurch, and they lived at 27, ...
  • Bazabeel Norman (1760 - 1830)
    Bazabeel Norman was a free mulatto (biracial) Revolutionary War soldier, serving in the 7th Maryland Regiment under the command of Colonel John Gunby from 6 June 1778 and until 31 July 1783. His moth...

About the Norman surname

My husband's grandfather came to this country from Norway. The last name was than Svensen and their were so many by that name that their mail was getting mixed up. One Uncle changed his name from Svensen to Selmar. He didn't marry so didn't mess up Genealogy.

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Balázs Déri thinks :

Ancestor of normans of Norge is A'an-Nawar-Ge-Ma from the tribe of A-Man-Nesh-Sha-Ha,son of E-Shem-Awa-Der-Ga or A-Sham-Mawad-Ar-Ga of the Hansa confoederation.

As one of his brothers was A'ag-Hawan-Na it is possible that they are Magor (Magewar) and Hunor considered to be ancestors of some modyors (magyars) knowing also that Hungarians (hun'g-nu) came from near the North Pole,as chro nicle says.

They,like all their fellowmen spoke eskimaw dialects widespread in the northern part of the Holy Land and they may be related as well to nurage of Sardinia and perhaps to nuragash - meaning nurage from Asia - bushmans.

Samodi nation now among samoeds and manshi in Ugra may also belong here.

Jews and christians call them Aniam,Manassheh and Shemida.

See : Schwed !

My maternal ancestor John NORMAN was born about 1793 in Cambridgeshire, England. He married Elizabeth BURR in 1820 and settled in Sydenham, Kent (now South East London). [https://www.myheritage.com/site-298095651/crispgordonfryarnorman-fa...]

Gordon P MARTIN