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'''Married:''' [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Eleanor_O'Malley|Eleanor O'Malley]] (1857-1941) | '''Married:''' [[https://localwiki.org/hsl/Eleanor_O'Malley|Eleanor O'Malley]] (1857-1941) | ||
'''Children:''' | '''Children:''' Mildred | ||
'''Matthias B. Norman''' and his wife Eleanor are buried in [[St. Paul's Cemetery|St. Paul's Cemetery]] on [[Fletcher Farm Road|Fletcher Farm Road]] in the [[Town of Franklin|Town of Franklin]]. Matt Norman and a cousin built [[Norman's Store|Norman's General Store]] in [[Bloomingdale|Bloomingdale]] in 1904. The store closed | '''Matthias B. Norman''' and his wife Eleanor are buried in [[St. Paul's Cemetery|St. Paul's Cemetery]] on [[Fletcher Farm Road|Fletcher Farm Road]] in the [[Town of Franklin|Town of Franklin]]. Matt Norman and a cousin built [[Norman's Store|Norman's General Store]] in [[Bloomingdale|Bloomingdale]] in 1904. The store closed in March, 2015. | ||
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Revision as of 18:23, 23 December 2025
Born: 1857
Died: 1926
Married: [O'Malley] (1857-1941)
Children: Mildred
Matthias B. Norman and his wife Eleanor are buried in St. Paul's Cemetery on Fletcher Farm Road in the Town of Franklin. Matt Norman and a cousin built Norman's General Store in Bloomingdale in 1904. The store closed in March, 2015.
[Daily Enterprise], April 29, 2000
VILLE & DALE
By Martha (Tyler) and Floyd John
For over 95 years, everyone who travels on [3] from Saranac Lake toward Plattsburgh passes Norman's General Store in Bloomingdale. The store was built by Mathias B. (Matt) Norman and a first cousin, [Franklin Norman], in 1904. Around 1909 Matt bought B.F.'s share and the business has been operated by members of Matt's family since then. Matt and his wife, [O'Malley], had one daughter, Mildred, who married [Curran]. They continued to operate the store after Matt passed away. One of their daughters, Norma married a Saranac Lake resident, [Niederbuhl], who was a Navy veteran of WWII and a graduate of the MBA program at Dartmouth College. Now Art and Norma's son, Art, is continuing the family business.