Person:Florence Norman (1)

Florence Norman
m. Bef 1607
  1. John Norman1606/07 - Bef 1672
  2. Elizabeth Norman1610 - 1613
  3. Margaret Norman1614/15 - 1691/92
  4. Susannah NormanBef 1617 - 1660
  5. Florence Norman1619 - Abt 1672
  6. Richard Norman1622 - 1683
  • HJohn HartAbt 1595 - Bef 1655/56
  • WFlorence Norman1619 - Abt 1672
m. 1638
  1. Elizabeth HartEst 1639 -
  2. Jonathan HartEst 1645 - Bef 1721
m. 1656
  1. Thomas WhittridgeAbt 1659 -
  2. Richard Whittridge
  3. William Whittridge
Facts and Events
Name[1] Florence Norman
Married Name Florence Hart
Married Name Florence Whittridge
Gender Female
Christening[2] 17 Oct 1619 Charminster, Dorset, England
Alt Marriage Abt 1637 Marblehead, Massto John Hart
Marriage 1638 Salem, Massto John Hart
Marriage 1656 to Thomas Whittridge
Death[3] Abt 2 Aug 1672 Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, United StatesSuicide by drowning.
References
  1. Richard Norman, in Anderson, Robert Charles. The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633. (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1995)
    2:1335.

    "Florence (Norman), b. say 1619; m. (1) by about 1639 John Hart (daughter Elizabeth m. in 1659; husband of daughter Florence called son-in-law of Thomas Whittridge in 1672 [Sarah Stone Anc 38]); m. (2) about 1657 Thomas Whittridge (who called Richard Norman his wife's brother and with whom she had three sons after 1657 [EPR 2:287; Sarah Stone Anc 46-47])."

  2. Mahler, Leslie. The English Origin of Richard1 Norman of Salem, Massachusetts. American Genealogist (D.L. Jacobus). (Apr 2002)
    77:103.

    Florence Norman, bp. (Charminster) 17 Oct. 1619; …"

  3. John Hart, in Anderson, Robert Charles; George F. Sanborn; and Melinde Lutz Sanborn. The Great Migration: Immigrants to New England, 1634-1635. (Boston, Massachusetts: NEHGS, 1999-2011)
    3:227-230.

    John Hart married "(2) By about 1639 Florence Norman, daughter of Richard Norman {1626, Salem} [GMB 2:1334-36]. She married (2) by about 1659 Thomas Whittridge, and took her own life on or shortly before 2 August 1672 (her eldest son with her second husband was 'about 12 or 13 years at the most' at the time of her death [MHSC 4:1:17]; in the deposition which incorporated the nuncupative will of 21 August 1672, 'Thomas Whittridge,' the second husband of Florence, was referred to as 'our brother Thomas Whittridge' by Richard Norman and by Robert Morgan (who had married Margaret Norman), and the testator himself referred to 'your sister my wife now taken from me' [EPR 2:286-87]; a coroner's inquest 'appointed upon the sudden death of Flouranc Whiteridg, late wife of Thomas Whitridg of Ipswich, on 2:6:1672 [2 August 1672], found her 'accessory to her own death by stifling or drowning herself in the water' ' [EQC 5:124; MHSC 4:1:17-18 (a detailed account of her death)])."