Isaac Johnson Norman


Mary W. Norman
birt: 1868
plac: Known as Mamie


Nancy C. Kate Norman
birt: 1864
deat: 21 DEC 1882
plac: Geleste, Georgia


Elvira Norman
birt: 1873


< Luther Johnson Norman
birt: 20 DEC 1865
plac: Wilkes Co, Georgia
deat: 27 MAY 1930
plac: Garner, Parker Co, Texas
marr: 18 DEC 1888
plac: Wilkes Co, Georgia


John P. Norman
birt: 31 MAR 1871

  
 William Norman, Jr.
 birt: 1778
deat: 1841
plac: Wilkes Co, Georgia
marr: Wilkes Co, Georgia
 John H. Norman 
 birt: 1808
plac: Georgia
deat: 1861
plac: Georgia
marr: 30 OCT 1834
plac: Wilkes Co, Georgia
 
  Elizabeth "Betsy" Johnson
 birt: 1792
deat: BEF. 1839
plac: Wilkes CO, Georgia near Washington, GA
marr: Wilkes Co, Georgia
 Isaac Johnson Norman 
birt: 1837
plac: Georgia
deat:


Mary Jessie Perteet
marr: 24 DEC 1862
plac: Wilkes Co, Georgia
birt: 15 MAY 1844
plac: Wilkes Co, Georgia
deat: 5 MAY 1920
plac: Greer Co, Ok
 
  Rev. Isaac Bolton
  deat: ABT. 1849
 Nancy W. Bolton 
birt: 1814
plac: Georgia
deat: BET. 1854 - 1860
marr: 30 OCT 1834
plac: Wilkes Co, Georgia

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Notes:

Isaac Johnson Norman. His wife was Mary Jessie Perteet. I have the whole history in the Meadows-Norman Families book. Not a real happy story but a story of persistence and faith about a family caught in the Civil War. Isaac was married Dec. 24, 1862, enlisted in Aug 4, 1863 , age 26 and was a corporal, Georgia State guard. He fell ill with TB and was discharged August 1964 and died of the same in 1874. Mary Jessie was left with Kate, Luther (our Grand father), Mary, John, and Elvira. The family was slit up for a time but then Mary taught school and Kate keep the smaller children at home. Mary Jessie Perteet Norman left Georgia in 1905 and went to Oklahoma to homestead land. She was a "women keen wit, indomitable spirit and strong faith." When her daughter Kate was widowed 1918 with small children she wrote her: "Dear Kate, In you troubles trust your God. He will take care of the widow and orphans I was left in worse circumstances." She was successful in owning her land as Oklahoma Territory attained statehood in 1907. She lived the remainder of her life near Mangum, OK either near or with her daughter, Elivira. She died in Mangum on May 5, 1920, (born 1844) and is buried in Mangum Cemetery. Eric