ABOUT US The Norman Folk &c. Family Association is a not-for-profit unincorporated family-history association with a focus on Norman surname research. Our usage of &c. in our name is to emphasize that our research includes Norman-Associated Surnames (in-laws, friends and neighbors) as well as the surname Norman and all other variant spellings. The “&c” abbreviation is the Latin phrase “et cetera,” it means “and so forth,” ... “continuing in the same way,” etc. Norman Folk &c. is contributor driven. It is not associated with any special or commercial project. We believe that we are an excellent online safe-haven for your Norman data contributions. Contributor Information Copyright: Pre-1923 work is in the public domain. Our primary focus is on public domain records. We generally avoid anything published 1923 or later unless the current real copyright owners of post-1922 material give us permission to publish their work. Contributors: Contributors should be the transcribers or be the legal owners of the transcription. Copying from online sources should be avoided. Transcriptions should be made from original documents, usually by using microfilms. Proofreading is required. Format: We prefer text formated contributions. In the long run, text format may still be with us but HTML is destined to change. We are able to deal with word files and PDF files. We have serious restrictions on graphic files. We reserve the right to re-format contributions. Transcriber Info: Name and addy of the transcriber should appear in the file text at the top of the first page. Source Cites: The source of the information should be complete, not just a microfim number (if possible). Here is an exmple of a source citation: American State Papers, House of Representatives, 25th Congress, 2nd Session. Military Affairs: Volume 7, Pages 751-752. Directors •  Ken Norman •  Phyllis Norman Brandon (& Norman DNA Group Co-Administrator) •  Colleen Norman (& Norman DNA Group Co-Administrator) •  Fred Smoot WebMaster •  Ken Norman    mail form