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Norris Case

Birth07 Sep 1771 - Glastonbury, Connecticut
Death18 Apr 1819 - Pompey Hill, Onondaga, New York
MotherMartha Turner
FatherIsaac Case

Born in Glastonbury, Connecticut on 07 Sep 1771 to Isaac Case and Martha Turner. Norris Case married Martha Olcott and had 13 children. He passed away on 18 Apr 1819 in Pompey Hill, Onondaga, New York.

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Parents
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Isaac Case
1749 - 1813
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Martha Turner
1744 - 1787
Spouse(s)
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Martha Olcott
1766 - 1848
Children Show all
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Norris Case
1797 - 1842
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Martha Jane Case
1796 - 1843
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Isaac Case
1819 - 1901
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James O Case
1803 - 1880
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Hannibal A. Case
1806 - Unknown
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Polly Case 7
1808 - 1871
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Isaac Case
1814 - Unknown
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Manley Case
1816 - Unknown
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Chauncey W. Case
1811 - Unknown
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Adeline Case
1805 - Unknown
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Victory Birdseye Case
1812 - 1893
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Eliza I. Case
1801 - 1806
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Polly M. Case
1799 - 1806

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