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The 1820 Census of Rockingham County, North Carolina, is unusual in showing one Norman man and four Norman women as heads of households. The women all have children, so are probably widows.
One of the women is Kerenhappuch Norman. Since the name Kerenhappuch is characteristic of Isaac Norman’s descendants and this woman seems to be the widow of a Norman, she may have been married to a relative.
Can anyone identify these families?
Elizabeth Norman, over 45 (page 27 of Ancestry.com’s images)
1 male 16-26
1 female 16-26
1 male 10-16
1 female 10-16
No slaves
Elizabeth Norman, 26-45 (page 29)
3 boys under 10
No slaves
Lucy Norman 26-45 (page 29, right after Elizabeth)
1 male 10-16
No slaves
Kerenhappuck Norman 26 to 45 (page 37)
2 males under 10
2 females under 10
No slaves.
John Norman (page 37, right after Kerenhappuch)
1 man over 45
1 woman 26-45
2 males 16-26
2 females 16-26
1 male 16-18
2 males under 10
4 females under 10
No slaves
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