Robert Mortimer Enders family bible, Oxford University Press, 1845
Various handwriting and editing can sometimes be used to match entries.

Presentation page
Nov. 6, 1845
To my dear cousins Nannie and The Doctor. With the warmest love and best wishes for their future happiness of
Lizzie W.
Rural Grove

FAMILY RECORD
William Norment son of Maj. Samuel Norment and Nancy his wife was born March 17th 1798
Was married to Mary L. Camp, widdow (formerly Mary L. Harris) Sept. 14th 1820
Mary Lewis Harris daughter of John Harris and Lucy his wife was born - November 6th 1799
Samuel Norment son of William Norment and Mary L. his wife was born - June 6th 1821  Was Baptized by Rev. Lewis Skidmore at St. John's meeting house
Lucy Ann Norment was born June 26th 1822  Was Baptized by Rev. Lewis Skidmore.  Was Married to N. K. Jones on the [blank] July 1861 By the Revd A. R. Winfield
Richard Baxter Norment was born August 23 1823  Was Baptized by Rev. Lewis Skidmore
John Fletcher Norment was born March 3th 1825 Died December 7th 1829 Aged 4 years 9 months and four days.
Charles Wesley Norment was born May 19th 1826  Was Baptized by Rev. Lewis Skidmore
Sarah Ellis Norment was born Sept 1st 1827.  Was Baptized by Rev. Lewis Skidmore.  Was married on the 18th Dec 1851 By the Revd J. C. L. Aikin to James A. Gray of Arks. Died August 2nd 1853
Samantha Melvina Norment was born December 7th 1828. Died May 6th 1834 - Aged 5 years 5 months and 5 days.
Susan Norment was born April 19th 1830. Was Baptized by Rev. Lewis Skidmore. Was married to Revd. A. R. Winfield on the 16th of Oct 1851 by Revd. A. __ Hunter.
Mary Ellen Norment was born October 1st 1831. Was Baptized by Rev. William H. Star. Was married on the 2nd of June 1852 to Mr. John J. Kimbrough by the Revd A. R. Winfield.
Maria Antoinett Norment was born March 16th 1834. Was Baptized by Rev. Thomas Crowder. Died on the 5th July 1851.
Eliza Jane Norment was born May 8th 1836. Was Baptized by Rev. John W. White.
Wilbur Fisk Norment was born June 25th 1839. Was baptized by Rev. Henry B. Cowls.

FAMILY RECORD
BIRTHS
P. M. Enders, born on the 24th of March 1818-
Annis Bennett Enders, born on the 24th of January 1828  ['Bennett' was added in pencil]
Lulie Woodbridge Enders, born 5-1/4 o'clock, Wednesday morning, May 15th 1861
William Henry Enders, born 8 o'clock, the morning of the 13th of December 1854, Villa Rosa, La. --- Baptized Feb. 4th 1855 by the Rev. Mr. Castleton.
Lavinia Thomson Enders, Born on the 23rd of March, 15 minutes after 3 o'clock, 1856. --- Baptized March the 23rd, 1856, by the Rev. Mr. Castleton.
Mary Field Enders, born July 19th 1859, 11 o'clock 25 minutes P. M. Tuesday, Baton Rouge. --- Baptized by Rev. Mr. Castleton 14th August 1859.
L. W. Enders, Baptized by the Revd Dr. Palmer on Tuesday the 4th of August 1861
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Annis Enders Bennett, born Dec. 13th 1870 near Natchez, Miss.
Charlie Enders Browne, born June 11th 1871, New Orleans, La. 

MARRIAGES
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Married April 9th 1871 by the Rev. W. C. Crane, in Jackson Miss. W. H. Crane of Jackson to Mary Bell, daughter of P. M. & A. F. Enders.
Married April 27 1870 by the Rev. A. R. Winfield DD at "Home" (near Pine Bluff Ark.) Robert M. Enders of Baton Rouge, La. to Editha, daughter of John J. & M. E. Kimborough.
Married on the 6th of Nov 1845 by the Rev. W. C. Crane at Anchorage (near Natchez, Miss) P. M. Enders of Baton Rouge to Miss Annis Eliza, daughter of Robert and Charlotte B. Field.
Married on the 3d of Nov. 1869, by the Rev. W. D. Crane, (Natchez, Miss.) Henry C. Bennett of Natchez, to Annis Field, daughter of P. M. & A. F. Enders.
Married Nov. 28th 1869 by the Rev. Mr. Markham (N. O. La.) Wesley Browne of N. O. to Charlotte B., daughter of P. M. & A. F. Enders.

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BIOGRAPHICAL
For the Religious Herald
Departed this life on the 10th of December, 1845, in the county of Caroline, at the residence of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. F. O. Harris, Mrs. LUCY HARRIS, in the 79th year of her age.
The subject of this obituary was baptized by Elder A. Broaddus about 37 years ago, and became a member of Burruss' Baptist church, of which church she continued a consistent, pious member until one or two years before her death, when by letter she joined the Concord church.
There were seasons during the life of our departed sister, when she labored under considerable depression of spirits. Then, she seemed much to question her acceptance with God. At such times, she was much engaged in prayer, reading the scriptures, and religious conversation; often asking her friends to pray for her.
As a church member, while she was able to go, she was a regular attendant, and would often when unable to go, express great anxiety to meet with her brethren. She was fondly attached to her pastor, and contributed liberally to his support, as well as to the various benevolent institutions of the day. As a parent, and grand parent, she was kind and affectionate; as a mistress, she was humane, and as a neighbor, well prepared to sympathise with the distressed, and so far as she had the ability, to alleviate their sufferings.
During her last illness, her conflict was severe. Apart from her bodily sufferings, which were somewhat protracted and severe, her mental struggles were quite distressing. She was now much engaged in prayer, and often asked her pious attendants to pray for her that all her sins might be forgiven. But before she died those gloomy doubts were all removed, and she was enabled to rejoice in the prospect of a blessed immortality. Thus died in the triumphs of faith, one whose life for many years gave ample testimony of her acceptance with God, leaving behind her several children, and a numerous train of grand-children to mourn over their irreparable loss. But let them not weep of those who have no hope.
H.