C. F. Norris (Hinds County)
State House: 1870-1871
Barber. Elected doorkeeper of the 1868 convention. Private in the local militia.
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![Hinds County Gazette, Aug 4, 1869](https://much-ado.net/legislators/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/fight-150x150.png)
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The First Black Legislators in Mississippi
State House: 1870-1871
Barber. Elected doorkeeper of the 1868 convention. Private in the local militia.