Ancestry and Descendants of Lieutendent Jonathan and Tamesin Barker Norris of Maine: In Which Are Given the Names, and More or Less Complete Records, from 1550 to 1905, of about Twelve Hundred Persons, Among Whom Are Sixty-Nine of Their Ancestors, Nine of By Henry McCoy Norris
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Mr. Leonard A. Morrison, author of The Norris Family of America, says the tradition in regard to the origin of Nicholas Norris is that he was of England extraction, being a descendant of one of the English settlers in Ireland, where he was born, and that be'was a stowaway in an immigrant ship and arrived in America when fourteen years of age.
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