ANDREW NORRIS DIES SUDDENLY THIS MORNING
The community was shocked this morning to learn of the sudden death of Andrew Norris, pioneer farmer and orchardist of Antelope Valley, about two miles east of Red Bluff. Apparently the end came without warning and his many friends throughout the county were not prepared for the sad news. Mr. Norris had resided in this vicinity for many years and was well known in Red Bluff. He was highly respected in the community. Besides his widow, the decedent is survived by a son, Elgin Norris, county truant officer, and four daughters.
Red Bluff Daily News, Thursday, 12 April 1923
DEATH CALLS ANDREW NORRIS, FATHER OF MRS. VINC CLEEK
Andrew Norris, a pioneer of Antelope Valley, died very suddenly at his home yesterday morning. Mr. Norris in early days was a resident in the Cherokee district but left here many years ago. He is survived by his widow, one son, Elgin Norris, and four daughters, Mrs. Vinc Cleek, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Crane and Miss Dora Norris.
Orland Unit, Friday, 13 April 1923
FUNERAL OF LATE A. J. NORRIS HELD THIS AFTERNOON
The funeral of Andrew J. Norris, pioneer resident of Antelope valley who passed away suddenly while plowing his orchard on Thursday, was held at the Baptist church in Red Bluff at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. J. Brooks Frost, pastor of the church officiated. Interment was in Oak hill cemetery. Mr. Norris was a native of Canada where he was born 76 years ago. He came to Tehama county while still a young man and located near Lyonsville. Later he was associated with the Sierra Lumber company of Red Bluff. Besides his wife Mr. Norris is survived by one son and four daughters, Elgin Norris, Mrs. V. S. [V.C.] Cleek of Orland, Mrs. Villa Hall of Butte City, Dora Norris of Red Bluff and Opal Norris of Santa Rosa.
Red Bluff Daily News, Friday, 13 April 1923
– Transcribed by E. for Anna Canon, Find A Grave Member # 46867332
The community was shocked this morning to learn of the sudden death of Andrew Norris, pioneer farmer and orchardist of Antelope Valley, about two miles east of Red Bluff. Apparently the end came without warning and his many friends throughout the county were not prepared for the sad news. Mr. Norris had resided in this vicinity for many years and was well known in Red Bluff. He was highly respected in the community. Besides his widow, the decedent is survived by a son, Elgin Norris, county truant officer, and four daughters.
Red Bluff Daily News, Thursday, 12 April 1923
DEATH CALLS ANDREW NORRIS, FATHER OF MRS. VINC CLEEK
Andrew Norris, a pioneer of Antelope Valley, died very suddenly at his home yesterday morning. Mr. Norris in early days was a resident in the Cherokee district but left here many years ago. He is survived by his widow, one son, Elgin Norris, and four daughters, Mrs. Vinc Cleek, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Crane and Miss Dora Norris.
Orland Unit, Friday, 13 April 1923
FUNERAL OF LATE A. J. NORRIS HELD THIS AFTERNOON
The funeral of Andrew J. Norris, pioneer resident of Antelope valley who passed away suddenly while plowing his orchard on Thursday, was held at the Baptist church in Red Bluff at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. J. Brooks Frost, pastor of the church officiated. Interment was in Oak hill cemetery. Mr. Norris was a native of Canada where he was born 76 years ago. He came to Tehama county while still a young man and located near Lyonsville. Later he was associated with the Sierra Lumber company of Red Bluff. Besides his wife Mr. Norris is survived by one son and four daughters, Elgin Norris, Mrs. V. S. [V.C.] Cleek of Orland, Mrs. Villa Hall of Butte City, Dora Norris of Red Bluff and Opal Norris of Santa Rosa.
Red Bluff Daily News, Friday, 13 April 1923
– Transcribed by E. for Anna Canon, Find A Grave Member # 46867332
ANDREW NORRIS DIES SUDDENLY THIS MORNING
The community was shocked this morning to learn of the sudden death of Andrew Norris, pioneer farmer and orchardist of Antelope Valley, about two miles east of Red Bluff. Apparently the end came without warning and his many friends throughout the county were not prepared for the sad news. Mr. Norris had resided in this vicinity for many years and was well known in Red Bluff. He was highly respected in the community. Besides his widow, the decedent is survived by a son, Elgin Norris, county truant officer, and four daughters.
Red Bluff Daily News, Thursday, 12 April 1923
DEATH CALLS ANDREW NORRIS, FATHER OF MRS. VINC CLEEK
Andrew Norris, a pioneer of Antelope Valley, died very suddenly at his home yesterday morning. Mr. Norris in early days was a resident in the Cherokee district but left here many years ago. He is survived by his widow, one son, Elgin Norris, and four daughters, Mrs. Vinc Cleek, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Crane and Miss Dora Norris.
Orland Unit, Friday, 13 April 1923
FUNERAL OF LATE A. J. NORRIS HELD THIS AFTERNOON
The funeral of Andrew J. Norris, pioneer resident of Antelope valley who passed away suddenly while plowing his orchard on Thursday, was held at the Baptist church in Red Bluff at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. J. Brooks Frost, pastor of the church officiated. Interment was in Oak hill cemetery. Mr. Norris was a native of Canada where he was born 76 years ago. He came to Tehama county while still a young man and located near Lyonsville. Later he was associated with the Sierra Lumber company of Red Bluff. Besides his wife Mr. Norris is survived by one son and four daughters, Elgin Norris, Mrs. V. S. [V.C.] Cleek of Orland, Mrs. Villa Hall of Butte City, Dora Norris of Red Bluff and Opal Norris of Santa Rosa.
Red Bluff Daily News, Friday, 13 April 1923
– Transcribed by E. for Anna Canon, Find A Grave Member # 46867332
The community was shocked this morning to learn of the sudden death of Andrew Norris, pioneer farmer and orchardist of Antelope Valley, about two miles east of Red Bluff. Apparently the end came without warning and his many friends throughout the county were not prepared for the sad news. Mr. Norris had resided in this vicinity for many years and was well known in Red Bluff. He was highly respected in the community. Besides his widow, the decedent is survived by a son, Elgin Norris, county truant officer, and four daughters.
Red Bluff Daily News, Thursday, 12 April 1923
DEATH CALLS ANDREW NORRIS, FATHER OF MRS. VINC CLEEK
Andrew Norris, a pioneer of Antelope Valley, died very suddenly at his home yesterday morning. Mr. Norris in early days was a resident in the Cherokee district but left here many years ago. He is survived by his widow, one son, Elgin Norris, and four daughters, Mrs. Vinc Cleek, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Crane and Miss Dora Norris.
Orland Unit, Friday, 13 April 1923
FUNERAL OF LATE A. J. NORRIS HELD THIS AFTERNOON
The funeral of Andrew J. Norris, pioneer resident of Antelope valley who passed away suddenly while plowing his orchard on Thursday, was held at the Baptist church in Red Bluff at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. J. Brooks Frost, pastor of the church officiated. Interment was in Oak hill cemetery. Mr. Norris was a native of Canada where he was born 76 years ago. He came to Tehama county while still a young man and located near Lyonsville. Later he was associated with the Sierra Lumber company of Red Bluff. Besides his wife Mr. Norris is survived by one son and four daughters, Elgin Norris, Mrs. V. S. [V.C.] Cleek of Orland, Mrs. Villa Hall of Butte City, Dora Norris of Red Bluff and Opal Norris of Santa Rosa.
Red Bluff Daily News, Friday, 13 April 1923
– Transcribed by E. for Anna Canon, Find A Grave Member # 46867332
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