Ann is the only one of the family who seems to have not lost her spouse or had to work to support herself. It is likely that she helped her husband in his business ventures by helping in the saloon and later in the hotel. She married James Norris who was a fish dealer, saloon keeper and proprietor of the Erie Hotel according to censuses and directories. When they were first married they were living in 1860 with James' parents in Ramapo, New York.
Their son Nelson C. Norris was a fire fighter for Paterson who died in 1902. Daughter Annie died a spinster in 1913. The Nelson Norris descendants seem to have spread out from Paterson. We have Nelson's wife's name straightened out thanks to another researcher working on a collateral line. One branch went to Pennsylvania, some seem to have ended up in Washington, another was in Connecticut working for the railroad, and it is possible there are some in Florida.
There are recent additions of members of this family in the census records, particularly the daughters, Fannie and Annie whose families were located with help of two Norris researchers and finding Alfred Norris living with his sister, Fannie, in the census in Connecticut.
©2012 Original Narrative by Nancy Ratay

1850 New Jersey, Passaic County, Paterson, page 212, film M432-461 (taken 19 July 1850)
dwelling 245, family 338
Gilbert Elliot, head of household
Elizabeth Hindle, age 48, female, born England
Elizabeth L------, age 22, female, born England
Jane---------------, age 19, female, born England
John H.---------- , age 17, male, cabinetmaker, born New Jersey
Ann---------------, age 11, female, born New Jersey
Salina-------------, age 8, female, born New Jersey
James A.---------, age 6, male, born New Jersey

1860 New York, Rockland County, Ramapo, Haverstraw Post Office, page 238, film M653-851 (taken 9 Aug 1860)
dwelling 1712, family 1763
James Norris, age 58, male, saloon keeper, personal estate $200, born New Jersey
Margaret-----, age 58, female, born New York
Charles-------, age 18, male, stone cutter, born New Jersey
James---------, age 25, male, born New Jersey
Ann-----------, age 23, female, born New Jersey

1870 New Jersey, Passaic County, 5th Ward Paterson, page 167, stamped page 532, film M593-885 (taken 22 Aug 1870)
dwelling 890, family 1629
Eliza Webb, age 47, female, keeps house, born Ireland, parents foreign born
Martha-----, age 21, female, silk mill, born New York, parents foreign born
Mary-------, age 19, female, silk mill, born New York, parents foreign born
Eliza--------, age 17, female, silk mill, born New York, parents foreign born
Agnes-------, age 15, female, silk mill, born New York, parents foreign born
family 1630
James Norris, age 33, male, fish dealer, personal $300, born New Jersey
Annie---------, age 30, female, keeps house, born New Jersey
Nelson--------, age 9, male, school, born New Jersey
Annie---------, age 6, female, school, born New Jersey

1880 New Jersey, Passaic County, Paterson, E.D. 155, sheet 3C, page 102C, film T9-795 (taken 2 Jun 1880)
15 Fulton Street, dwelling 15, family 22
James Norris, white, male, age 45, self, married, saloon keeper, born New Jersey, parents born New Jersey
Annie --------, white, female, age 42, wife, married, keeping house, born New Jersey, parents born England
Annie---------, white, female, age 19, daughter, single, works in printing office, born New Jersey, parents born New Jersey
Nelson C.----, white, male, age 18, son, single, apprentice to draughman, born New Jersey, parents born New Jersey

Paterson Daily Press, 12 April 1890, viewed online at google.com
Deaths
Norris – In this city on Friday, April 11th, 1890, Mrs. Annie Hindle, wife of James Norris.

The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, corner Grand street and Railroad avenue, on Monday April 14th, 1890, at 2 o’clock p.m. Interment at Cedar Lawn.

Friends may view the remains on Monday from 10 to 12 a.m.

Paterson Morning Call, 12 April 1890, p. 1 (http://fultonhistory.com)
Death of Mrs. James Norris.

Mrs. Norris, wife of James Norris proprietor of the Erie Hotel, died yesterday morning about 9 o’clock, of a brain trouble, of which she has suffered but a short time. Mrs. Norris, who was a sister of the late John H. Hindle, was a most estimable lady, and was beloved by all who knew her. The funeral will take place on Monday afternoon, and the interment will be at Cedar Lawn in the family plot.