From "Citzens and Immigrants -
South Carolina,1768" a list of passengers out of
Charleston, S.C. listed on a document labeled "
Marine Intelligence,"
Dec. 26th Arrivals at Charles-Town
on the Brigt. TORTOLA PACKET, Thomas
Norris - From Barbadoes
Feb. 24th Arrivals at Charles-Town
on the Brigantine TORTOLO PACKET, Tho. Norris - From Barbados.
There are more records of
Norris families living in Charles-Town (
Charleston, S.C.)including a Robert
Norris who was an
English merchant who also traveled extensively in the late 1700's but who moved back to
England and died there around the turn of the nineteenth century. I can't say for sure if he's related to the other
Norris families there. George
Norris Jr. (from Duplin Co.N.C.)and members of his family reside there briefly as well. I really haven't researched
Charleston any further since I learned the Robert
Norris that I wrote about was not likely directly related to my
Norris family. But, there is more to look into in
Charleston and you might want to start there?
Tracy