William Thomas Norris 1818. He married Joicie Malvina Cullins who was born 13 Mar 1826 in Abbeville, Abbeville, South Carolina.

There may be other children but according to census and research, I am certain of these. Sarah Ann "Sallie" Norris Crow is my 2nd great grandmother.

Also according to the census, William and Joicie were born in South Carolina. Their first six children were born in Georgia. William Thomas Junior was the first child born in Mississippi.

1. Susan Jane 1847-1896 #35703081 w/o Francis M. Thompson
2. Elias A (son) 1848
3. Sarah Ann "Sallie" 1849-1899 #66387360 w/o William P "Billy" Crow
4. Lucinda abt. 1853
5. Almedia 1855-1897 #66387251 m. Jason Shannon Crow 66387224
6. Mary Francis "Mollie" 1857-1913 #66387182 m. Robert C. Crow 19010284
7. William Thomas Norris 1859-1936 #57138695 m. Cora Lee Dean 57138718
8. Emma Irene Haseltin Norris 1860-1927# 35703027 m William F. Butler
9. Charles J Norris 1862--1923 # 46073268 *source Crystal Davidson *
Alice Ophelia Cummings Norris
1866–1946
Submitted by: Ann Skipper Boykin
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Alexander Norris died in Walton County, Georgia, about Apr. 23, 1855, or 1856. Susan may have came to Mississippi with some of her children! I;m sure most of them moved to Oktibbeha County, Mississippi in the 1860's? Alexander & Susan had nine children, five son's, and daughter's! Their girls names was Arrena, Mary Ann, Nancy E., and Susan Frances Norris. Their son's names were; Alexander, Ezekiel, Thomas Edwin, John Marshall, and William Thomas Norris. Alexander was born Dec. 17, 1830, and died Aug. 6, 1908 in Walton County, Georgia. He was buried at the Clegg Cemetery, there in the same county. He married Susan A. Clegg first, and second to Susan F. Wilson. His first wife Susan Clegg was also buried at Double Springs Cemetery, in Oktibbeha County, Mississippi, along with three of her brother - in - law's. I'm sure if we knew who the girls married, we may locate their burial place's.
William G. Latham Jr.