Bazabeel Norman
(1760-1830)
Black Revolutionary War soldier
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Bazabeel Norman, also known variously as Basil, Bazil and Bazael, among other variants, was a free mulatto (biracial) Revolutionary War soldier, serving in the 7th Maryland Regiment under the command of Colonel John Gunby from 6 June 1778 and until 31 July 1783. His mother was a mulatto indentured servant of British and African ancestry named Jane. Bazabeel also served an indenture until age twenty-one but was never enslaved, nor were his descendants. He was the second black landowner in the state of Ohio. His direct descendant Major Henry A. Norman was a Tuskegee Airman who fought in World War II.
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12 July 1760 Frederick, Maryland
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| Died |
17 July 1830 (aged 70) Roxbury Township, Ohio
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| Zodiac | Cancer |
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