Southampton-Nansemond County Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Norfleet, S. Virginia Camp, 1933 

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SARAH VIRGINIA CAMP NORFLEET

MRS. JENNIE NORFLEET, 83, DIES IN FLORIDA

   Friends and relatives here have received new of the death of Mrs. Jennie S. 
Norfleet at the home of her son, J.H. Norfleet, in Gainesville, Florida, on 
Sunday, December 10. Funeral rites were held and burial made in Newberry, 
Florida, where Mrs. Norfleet had formerly lived, Monday afternoon at 3 o’clock.

   Mrs. Norfleet’s death marks the passing of the last of an interesting and 
prominent family of six sons and two daughters, children of the late George Camp 
and Mrs. Sallie Cutchins Camp of this town, parents of the men who have done 
more than any others for the growth and development of Franklin. These children 
were: John S. Camp, Mrs. Mary Eliza Williams, W.N. Camp, P.D. Camp, Dr. B.F. 
Camp and Mrs. Norfleet (and two) who were twins, R.J. Camp and J.L. Camp.

   Mrs. Virginia S. Norfleet was born at the old Camp homestead in the Franklin 
community June 20, 1850. She was married to Nat Norfleet of Nansemond County who 
died many years ago, and is survived by the following children: Judson Norfleet 
of Newberry, Fla., D.O. Norfleet of Bradentown, Fla., and J.H. Norfleet of 
Gainesville, Fla., with whom she made her home. Her oldest son, Percy Norfleet 
of Jetersville, Va., died a few months ago, and another son, Frank Norfleet, 
died at his home in Florida several years ago. She is also survived by 20 
grandchildren, some great-grandchildren and a large family connection here and 
in Florida.

   She was a consistent member of the Franklin Baptist Church with which she 
became affiliated in childhood, and made her home in this town for many years 
until she moved to Florida about 15 years ago. She was an admirable woman of an 
affirmative personality numbering a wide circle of friends here.


[Sarah Virginia "Jennie" (CAMP; Mrs. Nat) NORFLEET, of Florida, 
 b. 20 Jun 1850, Franklin, d. 10 Dec 1933, Gainesville, FL, 
 interred in Newberry, FL, 11 Dec 1933, 
 "The Tidewater News" (Franklin, VA), Dec. 15, 1933] 

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