Husband and Wife Ashford Marion Norris and Elizabeth (Terrey) Norris, daughter Toleda, and son Felix are believed to have died at the same time and buried together on the Norris property. Adult daughter Victoria was murdered in 1879 and presumed to have been buried with her family.
There are no surviving records confirming their burial locations. These 5 family members do parallel the 5 matching concrete slab covered graves in the cemetery very well as there are 5 adult size graves and 2 child size graves all together.
Victoria was believed to have been murdered by James Jolly. See The Weekly Clarion (Jackson Mississippi) 19 May 1880, pp1 for details.
There are no surviving records confirming their burial locations. These 5 family members do parallel the 5 matching concrete slab covered graves in the cemetery very well as there are 5 adult size graves and 2 child size graves all together.
Victoria was believed to have been murdered by James Jolly. See The Weekly Clarion (Jackson Mississippi) 19 May 1880, pp1 for details.
Husband and Wife Ashford Marion Norris and Elizabeth (Terrey) Norris, daughter Toleda, and son Felix are believed to have died at the same time and buried together on the Norris property. Adult daughter Victoria was murdered in 1879 and presumed to have been buried with her family.
There are no surviving records confirming their burial locations. These 5 family members do parallel the 5 matching concrete slab covered graves in the cemetery very well as there are 5 adult size graves and 2 child size graves all together.
Victoria was believed to have been murdered by James Jolly. See The Weekly Clarion (Jackson Mississippi) 19 May 1880, pp1 for details.
There are no surviving records confirming their burial locations. These 5 family members do parallel the 5 matching concrete slab covered graves in the cemetery very well as there are 5 adult size graves and 2 child size graves all together.
Victoria was believed to have been murdered by James Jolly. See The Weekly Clarion (Jackson Mississippi) 19 May 1880, pp1 for details.
Family Members
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